US talkshow host David Letterman has done many interviews in his life — but never one quite like this.
In October, the late-night host traveled to Kyiv to interview Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in the safest part of the city — a subway platform 300 feet below ground.
“Unfortunately it means that war has become a habit,” said Mr. Zelensky. “Many Ukrainians have gotten used to it… To me sirens are an indicator that war is not over… this is a reminder that somewhere, someone is giving up their life for yours.”
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