As the Russian-Ukrainian conflict enters its tenth month, franceinfo relocated its antenna to kyiv on Friday, December 9, in order to stay closer to Ukrainians and understand their daily lives. This exceptional show took place in the National Museum of Ukrainian History. From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., Louis Laforge, accompanied by Lucie Chaumette, received a large number of guests.
Education, work, health, heating… How do the Ukrainians manage to continue their existence, under the threat of Russian bombs? What does cultural life look like? How is community life organised? So many questions to which have broughtArtists, teachers, students, activists and caregivers gave their testimonies of their life in wartime Ukraine.
Many reports. Lucie Chaumette traveled around kyiv and collected the testimony of the inhabitants. At the same time, the program broadcast reports produced by special correspondents from France Télévisions throughout the country: Ben Barnier, Naoufel El Khaouafi and Agnès Vahramian. Franceinfo has thus offered a broad inventory of a conflict that is testing the country and its population. This program, produced in collaboration with the Ukrainian public television Suspilne and the television channel 1+1, was also broadcast live on franceinfo.fr, then offered in replay.
A conflict that does not weaken. On the front lines, fighting continues. The Russian fleet shot down a drone off the port of Sevastopol in Crimea on Thursday, local authorities said, as attacks attributed to kyiv have multiplied in recent weeks against Russian bases, some located several hundred kilometers away. from Ukraine.