Russia has crushed open defiance in occupied Ukraine. Scholar Jade McGlynn explains how the resistance went underground to survive.
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Jade McGlynn discusses the adaptation of resistance efforts in occupied Ukraine to survive behind the front lines.
King’s College London scholar Jade McGlynn discusses how resistance efforts in occupied Ukraine have adapted to survive life behind the front lines.
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