Kharkiv
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Sep 12, 2026
William RamseyHOST
Yet though the living may be dumb, it is not so with the dead.
William RamseyHOST
They are crying aloud to us from the ravine of Saratov, from the dungeons of Kharkov and Kuban, from the camp of death at Kol Magori.
William RamseyHOST
For never can the dead be put to silence.
William RamseyHOST
The End
Mark NelsonNARRATOR
When that megamatter meteor fell, the only thing anybody could think of was that it had been a Soviet missile.
Mark NelsonNARRATOR
If it had hit around Leningrad or Moscow or Kharkov, who would you have blamed it on?
Bobby BonesADVERTISER
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Bobby BonesADVERTISER
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Brandon WeichertHOST
Now, my wife, she works at the hospital here.
Brandon WeichertHOST
Her colleague was from Ukraine, from Kharkiv, and she had flown...
Brandon WeichertHOST
The week before the war began, her sister was dying of cancer in Kharkiv, and she got stuck in the Russian advance.
Brandon WeichertHOST
And so I had to call a buddy of mine at State Department, and they basically navigated her out to safety.
Brandon WeichertHOST
So I'm like, it's not for free, General.
Isabella de CarvalhoHOST
Concluding his address, the Pope thanked the participants for their contribution to spiritual guidance, theological reflection and community life and encouraged them to continue in their consecrated commitment to communion.
Isabella de CarvalhoHOST
On Friday, September 11th, Pope Leo XIV met with Ukrainian Bishop Pavlo Honcharuk of Kharkiv's Zaporizhia during a private meeting at the Vatican.
Isabella de CarvalhoHOST
Speaking after the meeting to Vatican Radio, the bishop explained that he was comforted by the pope's assurances that everything is being done to bring the war to an end.
Isabella de CarvalhoHOST
Kharkiv and Zaporizhia are two Ukrainian cities whose names have become sadly familiar in news reports around the world, as they are very close to the Russian border and therefore among the areas most heavily targeted by the violence and brutality of a conflict that seems to have no end in sight.
Isabella de CarvalhoHOST
Bishop Poncharuk explained that the pope welcomed him and the other members of his delegation with an open heart and the entire audience was very warm.
Isabella de CarvalhoHOST
The other people present included a military chaplain and a sister and psychologist who all work to support soldiers and families affected by the war.
AvailleNARRATOR
Sasha began going to the high school.
AvailleNARRATOR
His mother departed to Kharkov to her sister's and did not return.
AvailleNARRATOR
His father used to go off every day to inspect cattle, and would often be away from home for three days together, and it seemed to Alenka as though Sasha was entirely abandoned, that he was not wanted at home, that he was being starved, and she carried him off to her lodge and gave him a little room there.
AvailleNARRATOR
And for six months Sasha had lived in the lodge with her.
GerdesHOST
Ivanivka is under Russian control, but is said to be cut off from normal supply lines, with fighting taking place on the dam between the villages.
GerdesHOST
Radov says the situation is somewhat reminiscent of Russia's disastrous defeat in the Kharkiv region back in 2022.
GerdesHOST
Remember that? That was a rout.
GerdesHOST
Art Jockey comments, "Overall, I wouldn't be surprised if this involves the redeployment of reserves and an intensification of fighting by the Ukrainian Armed Forces [clears throat] in an attempt to break through the defensive line, and not just to push the Russian Armed Forces back across the Zherebets River, but also to cross it themselves and establish a bridgehead there." What are we talking about? So here's Ivan- Ivanivka, here's Terny, and if you zoom in, what you'll see is Terny is here, and then that's, this is the river that they're talking about, uh, that they're, they're trying to cross.
Sam CookeHOST
Rob Lee, Senior Fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute, one of the most respected analysts in Russian military anywhere, and R- Francis Farrell of the Kyiv Independent, who gets closer to the fighting more often than any other English language speaking reporter still working in this country.
Sam CookeHOST
Zaporizhzhia, the Donbas, Izium, and Kharkiv on the way back.
Sam CookeHOST
This episode is what they brought home.
Sam CookeHOST
They start with the honest version of where the war stands as of September twenty twenty-six, and it is neither of the two stories you're being told.
52 MINS LATER
Francis FarrellGUEST
They are pushing.
Francis FarrellGUEST
You know, they're pushing.
Francis FarrellGUEST
They're trying to push into Kharkiv.
Francis FarrellGUEST
They're trying to, uh, get as close to Zaporizhzhia as possible because that carries strategic weight, uh, for Russia, but they're not succeeding.
Jonathan FinkHOST
And of course, we bring you unique voices from dangerous places.
Jonathan FinkHOST
The week-long trip to Kharkiv in July, for instance, is a great example of this.
Jonathan FinkHOST
And we still have many more videos from that trip to bring you.
Jonathan FinkHOST
And your favorite YouTube experts and commentators are here every week as well, sometimes live from the field in Ukraine and sharing their firsthand experiences.
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Ukraine's air force said Russia launched 149 drones, and air defense neutralized 128 of them.
speaker_0HOST
The attacks affected several regions, including Kharkiv, Kamelnitsky and Dnipropetrovsk regions.
speaker_0HOST
The heaviest civilian losses of the day were reported in Pavlorod.
speaker_0HOST
Russian drones struck a shopping area in the city center.
speaker_0HOST
Russian forces struck Dnipro several times during the day, damaging businesses and warehouses.
speaker_0HOST
In Kyiv region, one person was killed and two were injured, while warehouse sites caught fire.
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Sumy, Krivyi Rih, Kharkiv and other cities also reported damage and casualties.
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The frontline remained very active.
Kanyanta Godfrey KampambaHOST
My name is Kanyan Tagodfrikampamba.
Kanyanta Godfrey KampambaHOST
Pope Leo XIV on Friday received in audience the Ukrainian Bishop of Kharkiv, Zaporizhia, Pavlo Goncharuk.
Kanyanta Godfrey KampambaHOST
Following this encounter, the Holy Father also met with the bishops of El Salvador who are in Rome for their five-year traditional ad limina visit to the Vatican.
Kanyanta Godfrey KampambaHOST
Later on Friday morning, the prefect of the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, Cardinal Arthur Roche, also called on the Holy Father for an official courtesy call.
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