Ukraine

A rescuer walks among ruins of a school in Kharkiv, partially destroyed by a rocket as Russian forces are solidifying their hold on the eastern Donbas region and pushing steadily towards Ukraine's de facto administrative centre in that region, Kramatorsk.

Malihe Razazan

Eric Reguly, European bureau chief for The Globe and Mail, joins us to discuss his recent reporting trip to Ukraine.

Media Roundtable: The human & cultural toll of Russia's war on Ukraine

Malihe Razazan

Since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2002, 9,000 Ukrainians have been killed, over 6.5 million are estimated to be internally displaced, and 7.8 million have fled across Europe, most are women and children, according to officials.

A local resident inspects a flat at shelled Severnaya Saltyvka residential area, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, in Kharkiv, Ukraine May 26, 2022. REUTERS/Ivan Alvarado TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY - RC24FU934ZRB

Media Roundtable: Ukraine: Life Under Russia’s Attack chronicles the experiences of Ukrainians living through the battle for Kharkiv

Malihe Razazan

Media Roundtable: The plight of Ukrainian refugees

Malihe Razazan

A woman walks in front of a destroyed building after a Russian missile attack in the town of Vasylkiv, near Kyiv.

Russia's deadly assault on Ukraine & Putin's endgame

Bee Soll

On this edition of Your Call, we'll get the latest on Russia's almost two month invasion of Ukraine. The Kyiv Independent reports that despite heavily outnumbering Ukraine’s air force, Russia has failed to achieve total air supremacy. And yet there is one aspect in which Russia’s air force has been effective – the indiscriminate killing of civilians with bombs and rockets. More than five million Ukrainians have left the country, with many fleeing into neighboring states.