@MriyaReport news from Ukraine & replays of guests you might have missed or want to listen to again.

We are joined by Alexander Kamyshin (@AKamyshin), the CEO of Ukrzaliznytsia - Ukrainian Railways, just over 6 months into the full-scale Russian invasion. We discuss the adaptability and dedication shown by their quarter-of-a-million employees that allowed the railways to operate on time(!) while the country is in a state of war and the railways are shelled daily. Ukrainian railways were key in ev...

Roman Kachanov, Ukrainian Fire Chief of the 11th Fire Station in Kharkiv, who was in the PBS/Channel 4 Documentary, talks about what it's like to be a fireman in Kharkiv. The attacks, the challenges of keeping their trucks running, the terrible things they have to deal with, and how they are being pushed to their limit but they will never quit.

Join us for a talk with Malcolm Nance for updates on the war in Ukraine. Joined by former Seal Team 6 Squadron Leader Chuck Pfarrer and Geopolitical expert Jessica Berlin.

T.R. Matson, callsign Wombat (@TRMatsonAuthor) has over two decades of both military and civilian aviation experience. He flew the E-2C Hawkeye and F/A-18C Hornet on combat tours in the U.S. Navy and after retiring as a Lt. Commander he now flies for a major commercial airline. We discuss the utility and capabilities of different Western airframes for Ukraine in its fight for freedom, as well as t...

We are joined by Minna Ålander (@minna_alander), a Finnish security researcher in Germany. We discuss the Russian invasion of Ukraine and how it altered the assumptions in the security infrastructure across Europe. We do a deep dive on the errors of the German political consensus over the recent decades and the relative reticence to help Ukraine in a time of need. Also - Finnish/Swedish NATO acces...

General Mick Ryan, A.M. joins us again to talk about the latest developments with the war, the recent attacks and what that might mean for the next stage in the war.

We are joined by Olga Kosharna, PhD, a nuclear energy expert and former board member of Ukraine’s nuclear regulatory inspectorate. Olga discusses the impacts of Russian occupation of the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Station in southeastern Ukraine, details the irresponsible and downright criminal actions of the occupiers and explains the plans for a long-overdue the delegation of IAEA inspectors.

Swedish Author Thomas Engström joins us to talk about the war, Swedish politics, his time living in Georgia and now about living in Ukraine during the war.

Gen Pekka Toveri (Ret.) from Finland talks about the war in Ukraine, how Finland prepared themselves from Russia after World War II and what Ukraine must do after the war to prepare themselves.

Roman Pelekh was an ordinary businessman, he had never been in the military and had a happy life working with his wife in the business they owned. In January, 2022, that all changed for him. He could have left with his family but instead, he stayed to fight for his country and for the freedom of all Ukrainians. Listen to his story of how he came to be on the battlefield fighting for his country.

Jessica joins us to talk about what Germany needs to do to support Ukraine in the war and the complications of German politics.

General Ben Hodges joins us to talk about the recent activity in Crimea and other current developments and what he thinks will be happening next in the war.

  

Taras Ratushnyy, Father of Roman Ratushnyy, who’s son was killed in action in June, speaks candidly about his son, his memory and how his death has inspired many to have hope. “He is the son of freedom”.

Her boyfriend is one of the Azovstal Defenders…