Protests against Zelenskyy as drones torment Ukraine – podcast | Ukraine

For the first time since the war began three years ago, Ukraine was the scene of anti -government protests at the beginning of this month.

Guardian’s reporter in the country, Luke Harding, Volodymyr, one of the protesters, seems to go back to the streets of Kiev to get news from the protesters who are angry at the attempt to rob the two main corruption body of the independence of Zelenskyy.

Harding tells Helen Pidd Developments are in a difficult time for Ukraine. The UN estimates that Russian attacks have killed more civilians than other months since the war began in June.

Moscow is also experiencing great losses, but it does not seem unlikely that he will stop his attack as soon as he slowly earns land in Eastern Ukraine.

So what will happen in the war? And is there a chance that Zelenskyy’s position be threatened?