It’s been almost one year since Russia invaded Ukraine. Since the invasion, thousands have died, millions have been displaced, and the world has felt the ripple effects of the war. After a year of fighting, is anyone winning? What’s next for Ukraine, Russia, and the nations’ respective allies? Jonquilyn Hill sits down with Vox’s Jen Kirby and Jonathan Guyer to find out.
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One year in, both Ukraine and Russia still think they can win - Vox
What to know about the $60 price cap, the plan to limit Russia's oil revenues - Vox
Martial law and missile strikes are Putin’s latest moves in Russia’s war against Ukraine. What’s next? - Vox
3 reasons why House Republicans won’t cut the military budget - Vox
This DC party invite shows all the money to be made off the Ukraine war - Vox
How the Other Side Leaves - This American Life
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