ANU's Mycak on Russia's Invasion of Ukraine, Ukrainian Resistance

The transcript discusses the Ukrainian public's strong opposition to losing territory in peace negotiations with Russia, highlighting the resilience of both military and civilian defense. It examines President Solinski's potential negotiation points, such as reconsidering NATO aspirations, while emphasizing the need for genuine security arrangements. The transcript also critiques inconsistent Western support, particularly from the U.S., and praises Eastern European leadership. It addresses the humanitarian toll of the conflict and the impact of Russian disinformation, with personal anecdotes illustrating the war's emotional impact.

What percentage of Ukrainians do not want to lose any territory in peace negotiations?

• 80%

• 60%

• 90%

• 70%

What has President Solinski indicated he might reconsider regarding Ukraine's international alliances?

• Forming a new alliance with Russia

• Joining NATO

• Joining the European Union

• Becoming a neutral country

Which country's leadership has shown more consistent support for Ukraine, according to the transcript?

• Germany

• France

• Poland

• United Kingdom

What is one of the major challenges faced by civilians in blockaded Ukrainian cities?

• Food shortages

• Overcrowding

• Lack of internet access

• Lack of transportation

What is being done to Ukrainian historical books in occupied areas?

• They are being translated into Russian

• They are being preserved in museums

• They are being removed and burned

• They are being digitized

What is the emotional impact of the war on families with members in blockaded cities?

• They feel hopeful

• They are excited

• They are indifferent

• They are distressed

What is the main reason Russian people might not understand the situation in Ukraine?

• Cultural differences

• Language barriers

• State-controlled disinformation

• Lack of internet access