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EPISODE · Jan 10, 2026 · 41 MIN

Russia's «Oreshnik»-missile used, civil society and Trump's humiliation of the Russian navy

from Ukrainapodden · host Nettavisen

In the latest Ukrainapodden, Tormod welcomes Natalia Golis from Fritt Ukraina and Irene Avetesian from Peoples Self Defence Lviv. They delve into the critical importance of civilian support for Ukraine's war effort, celebrating Fritt Ukraina's recent Sønstebyprisen award. Irene shares her remarkable journey from the Ukrainian IT sector to becoming a pivotal volunteer, highlighting the vital partnership between Norwegian aid organizations and local Ukrainian groups. The discussion covers the constantly evolving needs of the front line – from essential vehicles and drones to advanced technological solutions designed to compensate for manpower shortages. The guests also analyze recent geopolitical developments, including Russia's use of the advanced Oreshnik missile and the strategic implications of US actions against Russia's «shadow fleet». They emphasize the crucial role of civil society in countering Russian propaganda and maintaining international support, stressing that every contribution, no matter how small, directly impacts lives on the ground.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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