Page 19 - Flak Jacket News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Neck. pierre zakrzewski was one of the hardest working on assignment, no matter the terrain, the weather or challenging the story, and the 24 ukrainian journalist who reerntsed to serve. her life had been upended by this war, and how did she respond? by throwing on a flak jacket and make sure she was there to help benjamin and pierre see her country as only a ukrainian could do. the bravery of these journalis speaks for itself. in these days, it's easy to rag on journalism. journalists are quite literally called the enemy of the people. and yet considering what life would be like without journ...

Members of the territorial defense requesting armor before they head to the front lines. before the war, vitale was a lawyer and an amateur reenactor of scenes from the first world war when ukrainian nationalists fought against russian boll she vicks. several days into this modern war, he asked his mother-in-law to help sew armor, when his son's god father couldn't find a flak jacket before heading off to combat. this orperation relies on donations and improvisation. >> this is some padding for the flak jackets to go around the armor plates, and they're made from the material that you use for ...

Jacket. i do feel safe in that respect, although i'm not sure what a flak jacket would do for a bomb. but generally i'm being safe, yes. >> yeah. well, we want you to be safe and we thank you for joining us. thank you, kevin. we appreciate it, okay? and you stay safe. >> thank you. hundreds of ukrainian children awaiting adoption by american families now stuck in limbo. some of them right outside lviv, and i had a chance to hear their stories. um, she's eating the rocket. ♪ lunchables! built to be eaten.

Support that man, that cause, those people. i say because he can communicate with sincerity and understands his audience. >> martha: let's play a quick clip from the special sunday. here it is. >> strong doesn't mean big. strong is brave and ready to fight for the life of his citizens and citizens of the world. >> he has been tremendously brave. he's staying with his people. >> martha: you know, i think he's captivated so many people. i can't remember the last time that we saw a president or a leader in a flak jacket and a helmet in the trenches.

Some of the video you're playing, you could hear the bells and one moment you hear a bell and maybe an explosion or even an air strike siren or something. but that must be a strange dichotomy. >> i mean, you put your finger on it. the one difference i can tell you -- and i noticed this when i was in lviv and certainly here in kyiv. people outdoors, they might be sitting in a cafe, they may look like they're being social and having a good time, but they're not. they're not smiling. and that's a big difference. these people are worried and also defiant and acting normal is a way of being defiant...