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Former President Zelenskyy aide discusses the war in Ukraine

Season 2022 Episode 158 | 5m 10s

Friday marked Ukraine’s 100th day of war against Russia. The devastation is clear from the images of destroyed cities and bodies in the streets. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says tens of thousands of civilians have perished, but the true toll of this war has been harder to calculate. Ali Rogin spoke with one Ukrainian living in Kyiv about the reality of the ongoing fighting.

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