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Lizzie Johnson

Lizzie Johnson

Enterprise Reporter at The Washington Post

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Recent Articles

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These drones are hitting Russia’s energy sector. Moscow wants them stopped.

Inside Ukraine’s deep-strike drone program that has bedeviled Russia’s energy infrastructure ahead of ceasefire talks.
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No air raid sirens on Ukraine’s tallest mountain, just the promise ...

Tens of thousands climb Mount Hoverla every year. During the war, it has become a pilgrimage for those seeking to lay down their grief and sorrow for a few hours.
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It was Ukraine’s ‘safe’ city. Then his whole family died.

The deaths of Yaroslav Bazylevych’s whole family — killed in Lviv by a Russian hypersonic missile — proved there was no sanctuary from the war.
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In Ukraine’s Poltava, soldier buries a father he thought safe from war

One of the deadliest single bombardments of the war left dozens of victims to be buried more than 100 miles from the front lines.
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How a Russian airstrike ripped through people’s lives in Ukraine’s ...

How a Russian airstrike ripped through people’s lives in Ukraine’s Poltava
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Va. couple’s boat is found without them inside. Authorities suspect...

Authorities said they are exploring whether the disappearance is connected to the escape of three prisoners who were recaptured the same day the boat was found.
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Former election official, shot in D.C. during carjacking rampage, dies

Mike Gill was the second person to die as a result of the series of crimes in D.C. and Maryland that authorities attributed to one man.
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She’s 16. The war in Ukraine wrecked her city — and her childhood.

With their formative years scarred by pandemic and war, a generation of young Ukrainians now struggle to see a future for themselves.
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In Kharkiv, ambulance crews await shelling — and a new year of war

A medic group that was the first to confront the human damage done by Russian missiles last week braced for the worst on New Year’s Eve.
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For many Ukrainian artists, fighting Russia in war is tragic last act

Russian President Vladimir Putin denies that Ukraine has its own identity or culture apart from Russia. Many Ukrainian artists have been killed while fighting to stop his invasion.
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U.S. Park Police officer accidentally shoots and kills fellow officer

A U.S. Park Police officer, believing he was dry-firing an unloaded weapon, fatally shot a fellow officer early Sunday in McLean, police said.