“Did the war end?” is just one of the millions of questions every Ukrainian has been asking since February 24th.
On this podcast, three young Ukrainians will try to answer some of the others. How did we get from 2014 to here? Is it time to call Russian atrocities a genocide? What is life like under Russian occupation? Join us as we chat with experts, journalists, and other Ukrainians to understand every aspect of the war that changed our lives, and is shaping history.
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“Did the war end?” is just one of the millions of questions every Ukrainian has been asking since February 24th.
On this podcast, three young Ukrainians will try to answer some of the others. How did we get from 2014 to here? Is it time to call Russian atrocities a genocide? What is life like under Russian occupation? Join us as we chat with experts, journalists, and other Ukrainians to understand every aspect of the war that changed our lives, and is shaping history.
Azovstal, a steel plant in now Russian-occupied Mariupol, has become a symbol of Ukraine’s fierce resistance to the Russian invasion. Thousands of Ukrainian fighters defended the plant with little to no resources, refusing to surrender for nearly three months.
In this episode, we hear from John Spencer, a leading expert in urban warfare studies, about what it took for Ukrainian soldiers to defend the plant, despite being drastically outnumbered. We also talk to two family members of Azovstal defenders who are now in Russian captivity about what life was like at the besieged plant.
This episode was edited by Anthony Bartaway.
Did the War End?
“Did the war end?” is just one of the millions of questions every Ukrainian has been asking since February 24th.
On this podcast, three young Ukrainians will try to answer some of the others. How did we get from 2014 to here? Is it time to call Russian atrocities a genocide? What is life like under Russian occupation? Join us as we chat with experts, journalists, and other Ukrainians to understand every aspect of the war that changed our lives, and is shaping history.
