vladimir putin — Media — Michael Bociurkiw

Times Radio: December 30, 2024

Could Moscow’s limp response to the attempted coup by the former Wagner boss and towards Ukraine’s invasion of the Kursk region be a sign of weakness at the top? I discuss this and other topics with Edward Lucas on Times Radio.

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India Today: December 28, 2024

There are haunting similarities between the crash of an Azerbaijani passenger jet on Christmas Day and the shoot down of Malaysia Airlines MH17 in 2014. I discuss this as well as the war in Ukraine with India Today’s foreign affairs editor, Geeta Mohan

BBC World Television: Dec 22, 2022

From Odesa, I comment on Ukraine President Zelensky's surprise visit to Washington as well as the potential impact of newly-pledged US military kit in changing the course of the war.

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SKY News: October 6, 2022

I speak with SKY NEWS presenter Mark Austin about Russia’s full scale invasion of Ukraine, what could be next - and why, despite increasing economic pain at home British taxpayers need to stay the course and support Ukraine.

CNN Newsroom: May 23, 2022

Shortly after U.S. President Joe Biden accused Russia of attempting to eradicate the Ukrainian culture, I share my thoughts with CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota- describing the stealing of Ukrainian grain as “horrible, horrible, horrible.”