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S2E2 2-2 Russia Signals Acceptance of US Security Guarantees for Ukraine
This is the audio version of the March 1, 2026, article "Russia Signals Acceptance of U.S.-Backed Security Guarantees for Ukraine" in the Substack newsletter "Decoded: Ukraine, Russia, and Beyond."…
S2E1 2-1 Trump Urges Zelensky to Reach Peace Deal 'Within a Month'
This is the audio version of the February 26, 2026, article "Trump Urges Zelensky to Reach Peace Deal 'Within a Month' in the Substack newsletter "Decoded: Ukraine, Russia, and Beyond." Subscribe to…
S1E25 1-25 Sergiy Tomilenko from Ukraine's Journalists Union talks about the info war
Sergiy Tomilenko, the president of the largest journalistic association – the Union of Journalists of Ukraine - joined Viktor Kovalenko to talk about press freedom, relations between media and the…
S1E24 1-24 Vladislav Davidzon, Ukraine supporter from France, talks about cultural shifts caused by Putin's war
Vladislav Davidzon, a writer, translator, and critic joins Viktor Kovalenko to discuss the cultural and political transformations in Ukraine during the ongoing Russian war.We discussed the first days…
S1E23 1-23 Brian Mefford, a US expat in Ukraine, talks about his aid to the struggling nation
In this episode, my guest was Brian Mefford, a US expat from Kyiv who lives and works there for almost 23 years. We talked about Brian’s life and business during the Russian war against Ukraine, his…
S1E22 1-22 Adrian Karatnycky, Atlantic Council, talks about US bipartisan support
Adrian Karatnycky, a nonresident senior fellow with the Atlantic Council's Eurasia Center (USA) joins this podcast episode. As the Russian war approaches the year mark, we discussed the major…
S1E21 1-21 Brian Bonner, ex editor of The Kyiv Post, describes life in war-torn Ukraine, evaluates Zelensky
The guest of this episode is Brian Bonner, a former chief editor of the Kyiv Post, the English-language weekly newspaper in Ukraine. He is an American national from Minnesota who resides in Kyiv…
S1E20 1-20 David Stulik, a diplomat from Czechia, talks about European aid to war-torn Ukraine
In this podcast episode David Stulik, a senior analyst in European Values Center for Security Policy think tank (Czech Republic) and a former diplomat of the European Union in Ukraine talks with…
S1E19 1-19 Charles Kupchan, former Obama advisor, about the need for Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations
Dr. Charles Kupchan, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations (USA) and professor at Georgetown University (Washington D.C.) discusses with a journalist Viktor Kovalenko his ideas on how…
S1E18 1-18 Steven Seegel, a Slavic professor from Texas, talks about his Ukraine research
Dr. Steven Seegel, a Slavic and Eurasian Studies professor at the University of Texas at Austin (USA), talks with a journalist Viktor Kovalenko about his February 24th Archive, a social media project…
S1E17 1-17 Andres Gannon, Council on Foreign Relations, analyzes Russian nuclear threats
Dr. J Andres Gannon, a Stanton nuclear security fellow from the Council on Foreign Relations (New York city, USA) talks about the Russian nuclear threats, a game of brinkmanship, and occupation of…
S1E16 1-16 Ian Kelly, ex US Amb. to OSCE, Georgia, talks about Russo-Ukrainian war
Ian Kelly, a former US Ambassador to OSCE and Georgia, and currently an Ambassador in Residence at Northwestern University (Illinois) talks about unexpected Russian war against Ukraine, why the West…
S1E15 1-15 Mart Kuldkepp, a professor from Estonia, talks about the threats to Sweden, Finland, and the Baltics
Mart Kuldkepp, an Estonian historian and Scandinavianist from University College London (UK) talks about Sweden, Finland, and Estonia in the context of the Russian war against Ukraine and legacy of…
S1E14 1-14 Petro Burkovsky, a Ukrainian political expert, talks about resistance and sociology
Petro Burkovskyy, an executive director of the Ilko Kucheriv's Democratic Initiatives Foundation (Ukraine) talks about Ukrainian resistance, recent sociological surveys, and informational war. /…
S1E13 1-13 Cüneyt Gürer, Marshall Center, talks about Turkey amid the Russo-Ukrainian war
Dr. Cüneyt Gürer, a professor from George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies talks about the interests and behavior of Turkey during the Russia-Ukraine war. / Support this podcast by…
S1E12 1-12 Jan Claas Behrends, a history professor from Germany, explains the faults of German policy towards Russia and Ukraine
A German historian Dr. Jan Claas Behrends talks about Germany and its relations with Russia and Ukraine. / Support this podcast by donating to PayPal.me/MrKovalenko / Sound from Zapsplat.com Get full…
S1E11 1-11 Olexander Scherba, a Ukrainian diplomat, delves into West's foreign policy mistakes
Olexander Scherba, a former Ukraine's Ambassador to Austria and a political speechwriter explains the policy mistakes of the western countries regarding Ukraine. / Support this podcast by donating to…
S1E10 1-10 Alex Lanoszka, a Canadian Pol Sci professor, explores alliances around Russia and Ukraine
Dr. Alexander Lanoszka from Canada explains defensive alliances around Russia and Ukraine. / Sound from Zapsplat.com Get full access to Ukraine Decoded at ukrainedecoded.substack.com/subscribe
S1E9 1-9 Brian Porter-Szűcs, a US history professor, explains how Poland helps Ukraine during the war
Brian Porter-Szűcs, a history professor at the University of Michigan (US) talks about Poland and how this neighbor helps Ukraine during the war with Russia. / / Support this podcast by donating to…
S1E8 1-8 Eugene Bondarenko, a Ukrainian language lecturer from the US, evaluates Ukraine's cultural resistance
Eugene Bondarenko, a lecturer in the Ukrainian language at the University of Michigan (US) talks about Ukrainian cultural resistance in times of the war against Russia. / Support this podcast by…
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