CBS News’ Holly Williams calls the experience of covering Russia’s invasion “surreal,” and even if that word gets a bit overused, she has good reason. “This is this is…
that already was the scene of shelling on Monday night, as the country’s military have been fighting Russian backed separatists.“We’re afraid. Only a fool wouldn’t be afraid. We don’t know what’s going to happen,” one woman, a factory worker, told her.
ABC News’ Martha Raddatz And Ian Pannell On Covering The Human Side Of Ukraine War: “Praying For The Best, And Fearing That The Worst Is Coming” As the situation grew more dire in recent weeks, Williams said, Ukrainians had different ways of showing their concern. “different threat assessments, just like different governments have different threat assessments.
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