Newshour Kyiv endures Russian bombardment
Nov 14, 2025
A recent Russian bombardment in Kyiv has left eight civilians dead and caused widespread destruction. A local resident shares the chilling reality of living under constant threat. Meanwhile, the UN's High Commissioner discusses the need for international action on Sudan's atrocities and arms supply chains. Switching gears, a football coach from the Faroe Islands talks about his team's historic World Cup aspirations, emphasizing resilience and the power of belief. The episode captures both harrowing human experiences and inspiring sports dreams.
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Living Under Constant Bombardment
- Mariana Bodnar described waking to explosions and her bed shaking during heavy Russian drone and missile attacks on Kyiv.
- She said people shelter in subways, lose sleep, but theatre work gives her regeneration and purpose.
Winter Makes Attacks More Cruel
- Attacks deliberately target electricity and heat infrastructure, worsening civilian hardship as winter arrives in Ukraine.
- Mariana Bodnar linked strikes on utilities to increased suffering and the challenge of staying safe indoors.
Theatre As Emotional Medicine
- Mariana Bodnar said theatre work acts like medicine, helping performers and audiences forget the night's horrors.
- She sang a verse from a Ukrainian opera live to demonstrate resilience through music.