Greg Myre, an NPR national security correspondent, dives into the unprecedented documentation of the Ukraine war, marking it as history's most recorded conflict. He discusses how advances in technology allow real-time updates through social media and satellite imagery, reshaping war reporting. Myre also highlights the influence of civilian-captured footage and the contrasting narratives from Ukraine and Russia on global perceptions. This firehose of information significantly differs from the controlled news flow of past wars.