Russia’s biggest advantage in its war against Ukraine is manpower. That makes every man who walks away a problem for the Kremlin — and a dilemma for the countries where they end up.
Refused is written and hosted by Sam Breazeale.
After Maria’s son attempted suicide at a conscript training centre, she was promised he wouldn’t be sent to war. Then he was pressured into a contract.
A Russian woman and a Ukrainian soldier fell in love. Now she’s in prison for treason, and he’s campaigning for her release.
At least 8,000 Russian criminal defendants have donated to the army to get their sentences reduced. How did funding the war become a legal strategy?
Families of Russia’s missing soldiers built their own search network. The Kremlin accused them of working for Ukraine.
What we know so far about the Moscow restaurant explosion that killed five
At least 400,000 Russian soldiers have come home from the front. Their exact number — and how well they’re reintegrating — remains a mystery.
In Russian-occupied territories, ailing Ukrainian pensioners are imprisoned for ‘treason’ and ‘espionage’. Here are their stories.
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