It’s been one year since Russia invaded Ukraine, and since then, the bravery of the Ukrainian people has been on full display. Hear some of their stories and look at what comes next on the One Thing podcast with guest clarissaward.
Russian missiles started falling around the country's capital.On those very same streets, just steps away from where Matthew Chance heard those first explosions. U.S. President Joe Biden stepped out of a car to greet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.David RindBiden's trip was top secret and truly unprecedented. No U.S. president in modern history has ever visited an act of war zone where U.S. troops weren't deployed.
What is the state of this war right now, one year later?One year later I would say that there's no question Ukraine has made some incredible advances on the battlefield. They have pushed the Russians out of the area around Kyiv and to the north. They've pushed them, for the most part away from Kharkiv city and out of that pocket in the northeast. But right now, things are starting to look like a bit of a stalemate.
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