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THE WAR IS GETTING WORSE FOR PUTIN TOO | Tom Mutch, Journalist & Author of The Dogs of Mariupol (opens the original)
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A great conversation from inside Ukraine with journalist and author Tom Mutch , author of The Dogs of Mariupol . Tom and I have known each other for some years now, he first interviewed me after my release from captivity, and we’ve crossed paths in London and Kyiv ever since. So this was less an interview and more two people who know Ukraine well sitting down and comparing notes on where this war stands today. We talk about the increasingly brutal reality for civilians, Russia’s evolving “drone
NO SAFE DISTANCE | Kyiv to the Frontlines w/ Simon Ostrovsky, Chris Sampson & Shaun Pinner (opens the original)
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The Journalism That Helped Explain Ukraine Before the World Was Watching This was a special one. A huge thank you to Chris Sampson for organising our latest conversation with Simon Ostrovsky , a journalist whose work I have admired for years and who, in many ways, helped set the standard for reporting on Ukraine long before Ukraine became fashionable. For those who followed the war before February 2022, Simon needs little introduction. His groundbreaking Russian Roulette series for VICE News too
MEIDAS DEFENCE WEEKLY | SITREP with Ken Harbaugh (opens the original)
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In this week’s Meidas Defense Weekly Sit Rep , I join Ken Harbaugh from Ukraine to break down a war that is entering another dangerous phase. Russia is escalating its bombardment of Ukrainian cities and critical infrastructure as winter approaches, while reports suggest Moscow is preparing another major mobilisation after September’s elections. We look at what that tells us about Putin’s growing manpower problem , Russia’s mounting losses and why the Kremlin is increasingly looking beyond its ow
MISSILES, POWs & UKRAINE’S NEXT MOVE | Voices From The Front & The Wire Tap (opens the original)
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I’ve just returned from a Ukrainian POW camp in western Ukraine, and what I saw raises some uncomfortable questions about how Russia is fighting this war. As many as one in three soldiers now being captured by Ukraine may be foreign recruits rather than Russian-born troops. Some of the men I met more than a year ago are still there . So why does Russia appear reluctant to exchange its foreign fighters? Where are these men coming from, and what does their growing presence tell us about Putin’s ab
ARE WE ALREADY IN A WORLD WAR? | Voices From The Front & The Wire Tap (opens the original)
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In this week’s Voices From The Front & The Wire Tap , Chris and I unpack a week where Ukrainian politics, Russia’s mounting problems, North Korea’s expanding involvement and some very unusual diplomatic activity are beginning to collide. We start with Ukraine’s 35th Independence Day — more than four years after Russia expected its full-scale invasion to end with the rapid seizure of Kyiv, instead, the war continues, Russian losses continue to mount, and a deceptively simple question is becoming
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