EPISODE · Mar 4, 2022 · 45 MIN
KNX In Depth: Western journalists flee Russia--Ukrainian man describes bombing attack--Ukraine nuclear plant fire--Vladmir Putin vs. Stalin vs. Hitler
Russians leaving their own country, worried about possible martial law as the war in Ukraine intensifies. The Kremlin denies that's happening but thousands of people in the country have been detained for protesting the war in the past several days. And there are new laws about how and what journalists in Russia can report. This has Western reporters leaving the country.We continue with stories from inside Ukraine. One man has left his home city following Russian bombings and attacks there. He shares his experience and how his father and friend came under a bombing attack. Russian forces continue to advance in Ukraine as they look to march to Kyiv. Russian forces took over Europe's largest nuclear plant. There was a big fire there too, prompting worries of a meltdown. We explore that possibility. The pandemic basically broke supply chains. Just as they're being repaired, this war could break them again. creating more problems for retail businesses looking to bounce back. How will history remember Vladimir Putin? Will he be a footnote or will he rank up there with the likes of Hitler and Stalin? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Russia laws against journalists; Ukraine man describes bombings in Kharkiv; NATO rejects no-fly order; nuclear plant fire; supply chain problems; Vladimir Putin
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