Askold Krushelnycky

Askold Krushelnycky, a Ukrainian-American journalist, offers keen insights on the shifting dynamics between Trump and Putin amid the Ukraine conflict. He discusses Trump’s recent remarks that suggest a potential pivot in U.S. policy towards Russia. The podcast dives into the complicated emotions in Ukraine regarding American support and the ongoing military tensions. Additionally, Krushelnycky highlights the resilience of Ukrainians seeking self-reliance while analyzing how global diasporas influence geopolitical stability.

Boldizsár Győri, Hungarian war reporter who visits Zaporizhzhia, Kramatorsk and Kyiv. Askold Krushelnycky, Ukrainian-American journalist who survived a drone strike in Odesa. They describe the terrifying scream of Shahed drones, civilian life under blackout and shelling, a pickup-mounted “dad’s army” of men over 60 who took up rockets, and firefighters and trains facing renewed risks.

Askold Krushelnycky, a seasoned journalist and Ukraine correspondent, joins the hosts to unravel the complexities surrounding the ongoing war and Ukraine's corruption scandal. He shares insights on how these scandals impact President Zelensky's reputation amid Russian propaganda. Discussions also highlight the chilling motivations behind U.S. peace efforts, suggesting personal financial interests may outweigh national security concerns. The bold drone strikes on Russia's shadow fleet are examined as a significant tactical maneuver in the conflict.

Askold Krushelnycky, an American-Ukrainian journalist, shares vital insights on the fallout from Donald Trump's election win and its implications for Ukraine. He discusses concerns among his friends back in Ukraine regarding U.S. support and military aid. The conversation dives into the evolving geopolitical landscape, including North Korean troop involvement and the impact of drone warfare. Krushelnycky also highlights the ongoing threats to Ukrainian cultural heritage during military strikes, emphasizing the high stakes of the conflict.

Askold Krushelnycky, a seasoned journalist and war correspondent, shares gripping insights from his recent trip to Ukrainian-occupied Russian territory. He vividly recounts the human toll of the conflict and the resilience of both civilians and soldiers. The conversation delves into the harsh realities of Russian military strategies, the strategic chaos in Kursk, and the symbolism of war on the frontlines. Additionally, they analyze the complex dynamics of Western military support and the implications of recent legislation affecting the Russian Orthodox Church.