Your questions needed for the next episode of our podcast ‘This Week in Ukraine’
Dear Kyiv Independent community members,
We’re ready for your questions for our next episode of “This Week in Ukraine.” The topic will be Ukrainian attacks deep behind enemy lines, inside Russia, as well as occupied territories such as Crimea.
To send in your questions, you can leave them in the comments below, message us on Patreon, or email community manager Brooke at brooke@kyivindependent.com. We look forward to hearing from you.
Thank you to everyone who has sent in questions for our previous episodes. Above is episode four, “Russia’s strategy of evil: 80,000 war crimes in Ukraine,” with your questions starting at 25:20. Also, thank you to those who have taken the time to leave a review of our podcast on listening platforms – this helps us to grow our audience and reach more people. We appreciate it.
Russia's strategy of evil: 80,000 war crimes in Ukraine | This Week in Ukraine Ep. 4 (YouTube)
Comments (5)
The KI had a brilliant story about the International Legion and the problems faced by volunteers regarding corruption within the Legion's Highest management. I understand the Legion originally had over 20,000 members, now down to about 3,000. Poland had the highest contingent. What has ben done and being done to get rid of and prosecute the corrupt leadership? How are the Legionnaires now being accepted, treated, and being used in the UA?
There is a large amount of information shared online regarding the war. With huge interest and speculation about Ukraine's counter offensive is this public information sharing a bad thing? Does it make troop movements and secrecy difficult, enabling the Russian forces to prepare?
Wouldn’t Eliminating Russia’s warships in the Black Sea help towards regaining Crimea and in the long run create greater security after Russia is defeated? Also, do you think Russia’ attempt to develop a port on the Red Sea is future planning for losing the Black Sea fleet?
What is the Ukrainian government's policy toward "collaborators" in the temporarily occupied territories? Is amnesty on the table once those areas are taken back, or is Kyiv looking to prosecute such activities in places like Crimea?
My question is not really a question just explanation of difference between partisan attacks and government forces. Starting to see increase in rain line sabotaged and mysterious building fires. I have seen increase drone interceptions via jamming. So educate out audience on these.