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Andrew Tilghman is a reporter for the pentagon and has been with Military Times since May 2009. His writing is focused around the European Nations and their military involvement worldwide as well as American military interventions. His bias is nor Russian, nor Ukrainian. Oriana Pawlyk is an American-Ukrainian reporter who formerly worked for Nat Press. She focuses on reporting on legal and political issues in near core and periphery countries as well as major military concerns. Her pro-Ukraine biases is vaguely evident in this article and can be seen through her use of loaded words and facts influencing readers to feel sorry for Ukraine. She chooses to focus on the involvement of the Russian military troops in Ukraine and often points out how they are "suffocating" the nation. The entirety of the article is presented in a way to appeal to American citizens interested in military conflict in which America plays the helping hand. Both authors pertain to an evident pro-American bias however, this evident through literal quotes including “ The Russian military is not the equal of the U.S.
Andrew Tilghman is a reporter for the pentagon and has been with Military Times since May 2009. His writing is focused around the European Nations and their military involvement worldwide as well as American military interventions. His bias is nor Russian, nor Ukrainian. Oriana Pawlyk is an American-Ukrainian reporter who formerly worked for Nat Press. She focuses on reporting on legal and political issues in near core and periphery countries as well as major military concerns. Her pro-Ukraine biases is vaguely evident in this article and can be seen through her use of loaded words and facts influencing readers to feel sorry for Ukraine. She chooses to focus on the involvement of the Russian military troops in Ukraine and often points out how they are "suffocating" the nation. The entirety of the article is presented in a way to appeal to American citizens interested in military conflict in which America plays the helping hand. Both authors pertain to an evident pro-American bias however, this evident through literal quotes including “ The Russian military is not the equal of the U.S.