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So they are not just reporting it, they are living it. and they have been themselves affected by it. their families, their loved ones, their friends have been affected by it. i think on the one hand, of course, it's kind of maybe more difficult to stay emotionally detached from what is happening. and you have to kind of take a deep breath before reporting, before writing something down, before saying something on air, like to kind of to stay neutral, to stay objective as a journalist, but also the fact that you are inside, that you are living it. this war, it kind of gives you more in depth, i...

Of course, it's kind of maybe more difficult to stay emotionally detached from what is happening. and you have to kind of take a deep breath before reporting, before writing something down, before saying something on air, like to kind of to stay neutral, to stay objective as a journalist, but also the fact that you are inside, that you are living it. this war, it kind of gives you more in depth, ithink, understanding and the information also coming from your sources can be like more... you can get this information quicker. it can be more first—hand than for foreign journalists. as president ...

To stay emotionally detached from what is happening. and you have to kind of take a deep breath before reporting, before writing something down, before saying something on air, like to kind of to stay neutral, to stay objective as a journalist, but also the fact that you are inside, that you are living it. this war, it kind of gives you more in depth, ithink, understanding and the information also coming from your sources can be like more... you can get this information quicker. it can be more first—hand than for foreign journalists. as president zelensky has been the face of the war in the ...

Actually happening. and i think also ukrainian journalists who are here on the ground, who have been collaborating with international media, like me, and like other my colleagues, they are also doing a very important part of the job because they understand the local context. they have contacts on the ground. they have a lot of so—called warm contacts when you might not have to send official letters to get an interview from the ministry. but maybe you have a colleague that you worked a couple of years ago together, and now that colleague's working at the ministry and can organise things easie...