Olga Rudenko

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218 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 3 Apr

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The New Yorker Radio Hour · How Donald Trump’s War on Iran Helps Vladimir Putin’s War on Ukraine · 3 Apr 2026 podcast

I do firmly believe that there will be a point when, for example, those lands will again be part of Ukraine.

But I don't know when or how we'll get there.

But I have this...

instinctive sense, and it's not me as a traumatized Ukrainian, you know, it's not me just not wanting to deal with injustice or something like this, but just as somebody who grew up at this intersection of Russian and Ukrainian culture and who knows a bit of history and who knows Ukraine and Russia so well, I have this instinctive feeling that we're going to arrive at the point where, you know,

Russia is not going to be a threat that it is now.

It's not going to be a power that it is now.

And that injustice of 2014 and 2022 will be fixed.

And I may sound very naive speaking about this, but I do have a pretty strong feeling that we will arrive there.

I just hope I will live to see that.

For a very long time, I just couldn't make my peace with the fact that we have curfew.

We have curfew now for four years, and it means that you can't be outside from midnight till, I think it's 5 a.m.

now.

They have shortened it.

Maybe it's 4.

But you have this midnight as a cut of time.

By midnight, you have to get home.

And you plan accordingly.

If I'm in the office and working late, I know that the latest time when I can call a taxi is like 11.15 p.m.

Or I can be detained if I'm outside.

And it used to really... I'm not somebody who goes out at night.

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