The 'Mozart Group' Hopes To Save Ukrainians Trapped In A Steel Plant

The transcript discusses the dire situation in Mariupol, Ukraine, where fighters and civilians are trapped in a steel plant. The Mozart Group, a volunteer organization led by former U.S. Marine Andy Milburn, aims to assist in evacuations and provide support to the Ukrainian military. Despite challenges, including Russian aggression and cyber threats, the group remains committed to its non-combat role. Russian President Putin has agreed in principle to UN and Red Cross evacuations, but obstacles persist. The Mozart Group's operations align with U.S. foreign policy, focusing on training and support rather than combat.

What is the primary goal of the Mozart Group in Mariupol?

• To evacuate civilians from the steel plant

• To negotiate peace with Russian officials

• To provide military support to Ukrainian forces

• To engage in combat with Russian forces

Who founded the Mozart Group?

• A Russian diplomat

• A former U.S. Marine

• A Ukrainian military officer

• A UN peacekeeper

What kind of support does the Mozart Group provide to the Ukrainian military?

• Training and medical support

• Diplomatic negotiations

• Financial aid

• Weapons and ammunition

How does the Mozart Group protect its members' identities?

• By using aliases

• By concealing their identities due to Russian aggression

• By wearing disguises

• By avoiding public appearances

What is the Mozart Group's stance on engaging in combat?

• They actively participate in combat

• They are mercenaries for hire

• They do not engage in combat

• They only fight when attacked