Kira Rudyk

Delaney Simon, a senior analyst at the International Crisis Group, discusses the complexities of declaring Russia a state sponsor of terror, warning about potential repercussions. In contrast, Kira Rudyk, a member of Ukraine's parliament, passionately argues that this designation is crucial for holding Russia accountable. They delve into the implications for U.S.-Russia relations, legal ramifications, and the ongoing conflict, highlighting the urgent need for international action amid the evolving war.

In a powerful conversation, Ukrainian voices Kira Rudyk, a Member of Parliament and political leader, Michael Bociurkiw, a geopolitical analyst, and Olha Poliukhovych, a cultural educator, explore the war's impact on national identity and unity. They discuss urgent needs for Western support and the challenges of negotiating with Russia, scrutinizing past failures and the humanitarian toll. The guests also reflect on the emotional resilience of Ukrainians, the threat of nuclear dangers, and the importance of safeguarding future generations amid ongoing conflict.