I'm still a paid subscriber to your Counteroffensive substack, Tim, but I can't afford both. If you're discontinuing your Ukraine substack account, let me know and I'll switch when the current subscription expires.
We're definitely not stopping in Ukraine; for us Iran War Dispatches is an experiment to see if we can diversify and cover additional areas on top of Ukraine.
I would suggest putting the round ups at the top with the human interest story following the round ups. As to keeping the round ups or not, the human interest stories are excellent, but the reason I subscribed to your newsletter is for the round ups.
I'm subscribed to both newsletters at the moment, and thank you and your crew for their unique reporting.
The round-ups are nice-to-have, and I do read them or at the very least glance at them. But what's really special about your newsletters is your unique approach to news reporting. If you need to sacrifice the summaries to focus better on other things, I won't be too sorry.
I read both the Counteroffensive and Iran War Dispatches primarily for the human interest stories. Too often the people most affected by war and conflict are either ignored or lost in the political and military messaging and actions. In today’s day and age this concerns me greatly. The speed of the reporting and being on the ground are definite assets in getting these reports out to a wider public. The roundups are also a great addition. For me they add context to personal experiences reported on in the human interest stories. I appreciate this excellent reporting!
I wouldn't change anything, but I subscribe to too many newsletters and have a difficult time keeping up. Trust the donald to be the cause of that overflow, in every sector.
I'm still a paid subscriber to your Counteroffensive substack, Tim, but I can't afford both. If you're discontinuing your Ukraine substack account, let me know and I'll switch when the current subscription expires.
We're definitely not stopping in Ukraine; for us Iran War Dispatches is an experiment to see if we can diversify and cover additional areas on top of Ukraine.
I would suggest putting the round ups at the top with the human interest story following the round ups. As to keeping the round ups or not, the human interest stories are excellent, but the reason I subscribed to your newsletter is for the round ups.
I'm subscribed to both newsletters at the moment, and thank you and your crew for their unique reporting.
The round-ups are nice-to-have, and I do read them or at the very least glance at them. But what's really special about your newsletters is your unique approach to news reporting. If you need to sacrifice the summaries to focus better on other things, I won't be too sorry.
I read both the Counteroffensive and Iran War Dispatches primarily for the human interest stories. Too often the people most affected by war and conflict are either ignored or lost in the political and military messaging and actions. In today’s day and age this concerns me greatly. The speed of the reporting and being on the ground are definite assets in getting these reports out to a wider public. The roundups are also a great addition. For me they add context to personal experiences reported on in the human interest stories. I appreciate this excellent reporting!
I wouldn't change anything, but I subscribe to too many newsletters and have a difficult time keeping up. Trust the donald to be the cause of that overflow, in every sector.
Until age 11
Tim, you need an interview with Christiane Amanpour, who lived in Tehran until age l’ve sent emails but as a nobody have received no response … yet.