Campaigner sets fire to her Russian passport at Edinburgh's Ukraine vigil

The transcript discusses the geopolitical tensions involving Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia, highlighting the threat posed by nuclear weapons on Belarussian soil. It calls for solidarity with Ukraine, urging the British government to support Ukrainian refugees. Personal stories illustrate the emotional impact of the conflict, including a young recruit and a child's fear of nuclear war. A Russian citizen shares her protest against the Russian government, emphasizing the internal dissent within Russia. The narrative underscores the need for international support and condemnation of aggression.

What is the main concern regarding nuclear weapons mentioned in the first section?

• They are stationed on Belarussian soil.

• They are being dismantled.

• They are being moved to Ukraine.

• They are being sold to other countries.

What action is being requested from the British government in the first section?

• To ignore the situation in Belarus.

• To accept the results of a referendum.

• To not accept the results of a referendum.

• To send troops to Ukraine.

In the second section, what is the emotional impact of the conflict on a young man?

• He is organizing protests.

• He is planning to leave the country.

• He is writing a book about the war.

• He has joined the International Brigade.

What difficult conversation is mentioned in the second section?

• A discussion about moving to another country.

• A talk about nuclear war with a child.

• A debate about political parties.

• A conversation about economic policies.

What significant action did a Russian citizen take in protest, as mentioned in the third section?

• She burned her Russian passport.

• She started a petition.

• She moved to another country.

• She joined a political party.