Kira Rudik
Member of the Ukrainian Parliament and the leader of Holos, a liberal pro-European party. Advocate for increased support and defense systems for Ukraine.
Top 3 podcasts with Kira Rudik
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Jun 17, 2025 • 52min
Banned cluster munitions used in 'horrific' attack on Kyiv & Russia demands Ukraine destroy all its Western weaponry
Lord Ashcroft, international businessman and philanthropist, and Kira Rudik, Ukrainian MP and liberal party leader, share urgent insights following a devastating attack on Kyiv that claimed at least 16 lives. They discuss Russia's demands for Ukraine to dismantle its Western weaponry amidst escalating geopolitical tensions, notably the Israel-Iran crisis. The guests reflect on the significance of the Black Sea Security Forum, the resilience of Ukrainians, and the crucial need for sustained international support to combat 'war fatigue' and bolster Ukraine's independence.
Feb 19, 2025 • 50min
Meet the Press NOW – February 19
Kira Rudik, a Ukrainian Member of Parliament, shares her insights on President Trump's provocative comments blaming President Zelensky for the ongoing war in Ukraine. She emphasizes the challenges Ukraine faces in securing support amidst shifting U.S. foreign policy and highlights the resilience required to navigate current tensions. The discussion touches on the difficulties of conducting elections under martial law and the crucial role of military and expatriate participation. Additionally, the implications of Trump's rhetoric on international alliances are explored.
Jan 8, 2024 • 44min
Russian drones 'spying' on Ukrainian troops in Germany & interview with Ukrainian MP Kira Rudik
Ukrainian politician Kira Rudik, whose home was damaged by Russian bombing, discusses ongoing attacks by Russia. Topics include recent cross-border incursions, Ukraine's struggle to defend against drone and missile attacks, and the revival of the Schmärsch agency in Russia. The podcast also covers Russian operatives disguised as Ukrainian troops, polling data on military support for Ukraine, and Sweden's troop deployment to Latvia. It explores the uncertain future of the Russian regime and the potential for violent dissent.
