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Two years after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Current Time correspondents Borys Sachalko, Andriy Kuzakov, and Oleksiy Prodayvod reflect on their wartime experiences together with the cameramen and drivers who form a critical part of their reporting teams.
The few residents who remain in war-ravaged Vuhledar live in damp basements to shelter from daily Russian air strikes. That includes a sickly 100-year-old woman who is too ill to evacuate, according to her daughter. Ukrainian police provide a lifeline to the desperate residents by delivering bread and other basic essentials, but one local told Current Time how they melt snow and collect rainwater in order not to go thirsty.
Journalists have shared the harsh realities of reporting on the Ukrainian war and its atrocities.
Journalists have shared the harsh realities of reporting on Russia's war in Ukraine and its atrocities.
A Russian doctor who was involved in efforts to diagnose Aleksei Navalny after he was poisoned in 2020 says traces of poison can be removed from a dead body. Speaking to Current Time, Aleksandr Polupan also said there was no reason for the Russian authorities not to hand over the body, as Navalny's mother has demanded.