WASHINGTON – On the front lines of the war in Ukraine, local newspapers are vital lifelines in areas where Russia has destroyed cell towers and internet infrastructure.
Journalists provide information about evacuation routes, document alleged Russian war crimes and troop movements, and counter Moscow’s propaganda.
Even a temporary freeze of U.S. foreign aid can mean financial difficulties for small media or
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