Zoe Strozewski

Staff Writer

Zoe Strozewski is a Newsweek reporter based in New Jersey. Her focus is reporting on U.S. and global politics. Zoe joined Newsweek in 2021. She is a graduate of Kean University. You can get in touch with Zoe by emailing z.strozewski@newsweek.com. Languages: English.

Articles by Zoe Strozewski
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Russia Rushing to ‘Replenish’ Troops After Massive Losses: Ukraine

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine wrote in an update on Friday that Russia was moving forward with a “recruitment campaign among convicts.”

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Blinken Postpones China Trip After Outrage Over Spy Balloon Handling

President Joe Biden faced a wave of criticism this week over his handling of the situation with the suspect surveillance balloon.

Chinese Spy Balloon May Be Watching Our Cellphone Traffic: Ex-U.S. Colonel
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Chinese Spy Balloon May Be Watching Our Cellphone Traffic: Ex-U.S. Colonel

The U.S. has reportedly been tracking the suspected surveillance balloon spotted over U.S. airspace in recent days.

Ex-U.S. Military Members Predict Where Russia’s Next Big Offensive Will Be
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Ex-U.S. Military Members Predict Where Russia’s Next Big Offensive Will Be

Russia is predicted to launch a renewed offensive in Ukraine in the coming months, or even a few weeks.

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Republicans Mocked Over Move to Condemn Socialism: ‘Waste of Time’

A GOP-led resolution denounces “the horrors of socialism” and “opposes the implementation of socialist policies.”

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Putin Issues Ominous Threats as Tension With West Mounts

Russian officials have criticized Western plans to provide Ukraine with tanks for use in the ongoing war.

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Russia Actively Planning New Offensives Despite Huge Losses: Ukraine

Russia “undertakes reconnaissance missions and makes preparations to resume offensives on certain axes,” the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine said.

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Weapons Experts Reveal What Ukraine’s ‘Death Ray’ Could Actually Be

A viral video showing an apparent strike on Russian soldiers has brought intense speculation about what weapon could have been used.

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Video Shows Russian Ammo Depot Obliterated by Strike: Ukraine

The video shared by Ukraine’s Defense Ministry on Twitter had received 65,000 views as of early Wednesday afternoon.

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Russia May Need Weeks to Recover in Bakhmut as Ukraine ‘Bleeds Them White’

The long and grinding fight for Bakhmut, in Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk region, has lasted for months amid the ongoing war.

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Iran and Russia’s Relationship Since Start of Ukraine War: Full Timeline

Western nations believe that Iran has supplied Russia with drones to use in its war against Ukraine.

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Iran’s Shahed-136 Drones Compared to Israel’s Quadcopters

A drone attack targeted an Iranian military facility in Isfahan on Saturday. The Iranian Defense Ministry said the strike was “unsuccessful.”

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Dharmesh Patel Charged With Attempted Murder of Family Over Cliff Crash

California Highway Patrol investigators said they have “developed probable cause to believe this incident was an intentional act.”

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Ukraine Commander Reveals Sole Reason Troops Would Withdraw From Bakhmut

The long and grinding fight for the city has resulted in heavy casualties on both sides.

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Polish Official Lays Out Condition for Ukraine Joining EU

Ukraine applied for EU membership days after Russia invaded on February 24, 2022, and was granted candidate status the following June.

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Russia May Run Out of Missiles in Three Months: Intelligence Report

Russia has been carrying out waves of missile attacks against Ukraine since October last year, targeting civilian areas and critical infrastructure.

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Trump’s Lawyers Argue Trump Organization Does Not Exist

“While the shorthand ‘Trump Organization’ is utilized by Defendants for branding and business purposes, no entity as such exists for legal purposes,” a filing read.

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Putin Uses Holocaust Remembrance Day to Attack ‘Evil’ Ukraine

Russian officials and media have repeatedly alleged that there are “neo-Nazis” in Ukraine.

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Putin’s Stockpile of Tanks Faces Major Hurdle as Abrams, Leopards Head East

The U.S. and Germany said they’ll be sending the highly coveted tanks to Ukraine.

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Abrams, Leopards, Challengers: Which Tank Will Arrive in Ukraine First?

The tanks are on their way to Ukraine’s military forces, but the timelines vary for their delivery.

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Trump Warns of Nuclear War Over West Sending Tanks to Ukraine

The U.S. and Germany recently announced they would be sending tanks to Ukraine as the war with Russia reaches 11 months.