Aseyev

American  

[ah-sey-ev, -ef, uh-sye-yif] / ɑˈseɪ ɛv, -ɛf, ʌˈsyɛ yɪf /

noun

1. Nikolay Nikolaevich 1889–1963, Russian poet.

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Example Sentences

Mr. Aseyev was first taken to “The Office,” a prison camp in a group of buildings along a wide boulevard in the center of Donetsk that had served as office space before the war.

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In a video message shared by Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken on his Instagram account, Mr. Aseyev recalled this thought as he spoke about his time in Izolyatsia and implored Western leaders not to be afraid of Russia or Mr. Putin.

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Mr. Aseyev had moved to the Kyiv area to put his prison years behind him, but war and its associated traumas found him once more, in February, when missiles whistled into the city’s eastern suburb of Brovary.

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Jerked back to wartime, Mr. Aseyev has also chosen a new way to address his fears and anger.

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In 2014, Makiivka, a place that Mr. Aseyev has described as “a city of Soviet sleepwalkers,” was occupied by Russian-backed separatist forces loyal to the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic.

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