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380. Tragedy, Resilience, and Defiance: Reflections from a Week Across Ukraine

Recording from an overnight train traveling across Ukraine, Saul David and Julius Strauss reflect on an intensive week-long journey from Odesa to Kyiv. In this episode, they bear witness to the jarring dualities of a country at war—reporting directly from the site of a devastatin ...  Show more

379. The Raid: Inside the SAS Assault on the Iranian Embassy: Part 2

At 7:07 p.m. on May 5, 1980, the Metropolitan Police officially handed control of the Iranian Embassy siege to the SAS. What followed were seventeen minutes of high-stakes drama that would change the reputation of the Special Air Service forever. In this episode, Patrick Bishop a ...  Show more

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