In this discussion, Greg Myrie, NPR's national security correspondent, provides keen insights into the ongoing war in Ukraine as it hits a significant 1,000-day milestone. The closure of the U.S. embassy in Kyiv raises urgent questions about security amidst escalating threats. Myrie also delves into Ukraine's controversial missile strikes into Russia, the potential involvement of North Korean troops, and the evolving U.S. military support amidst intensifying geopolitical tensions. The conversation highlights the complexities of international relationships during this critical conflict.

Greg Myrie, NPR's correspondent for Israel-Hamas and Russia-Ukraine conflicts, sheds light on the troubling breaches of international laws of war. He discusses how civilians are increasingly vulnerable as norms are ignored. Myrie highlights specific violations, like the military use of protected sites and controversial actions such as the seizure of Ukrainian children. His insights reveal the complexities and challenges faced by human rights organizations in seeking accountability for these ongoing war crimes.