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Ayman Mohyeldin

Ukrainian reporter in Kyiv: “people can peacefully sleep at night not fearing that their house will be bombed”

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The war is far from over but life in Kyiv is finally returning to some sort of normality, Ukrainian journalist Oleksiy Sorokin, Political Editor of the Kyiv Independent, tells MSNBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin. Cafes are opening and “grocery stores are packed with food,” he says, adding: “at least in the capital, people can peacefully sleep at night not fearing that their house will be bombed.”April 11, 2022

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    Biden sees big economic wins this week

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  • Tyre Nichols' killing reignites calls for federal police reform

    09:41

  • Vice President Harris speaks on 50th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade

    09:32

  • NM Secretary of State on the rise of political violence 

    08:19

  • California’s extreme weather undeniably connected to climate change

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