“It’s the same thing that I have to see again”: Watching the Russian bombardment of Kharkiv

Photo: Kharkiv downtown street destroyed by Russian bombardment (March 1, 2022). Credit: Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine (mvs.gov.ua) via Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC 4.0 Attribution   Your browser does not support the audio tag.   Continuing with our coverage of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we turn now to Kharkiv, the country’s second … Continued


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