Scott Detrow

How are they feeling four years in?

From NPR, I'm Scott Detrow.

It's Consider This from NPR.

As the war in Iran has gripped the world's attention this week, Russia's war in Ukraine has slipped from the headlines, but it is still grinding on into its fifth year.

And at that time, the Kremlin's so-called special military operation has evolved into the deadliest conflict on the European continent since World War II, with more than a million and a half people dead, injured or missing, according to Western governments and think tanks.

Yet throughout, one of the biggest questions has been, is this what Russians want?

It appears Charles Baines went hunting for the answer.

That was NPR's Charles Maines in Moscow.

This episode was produced by Christine Arismith, Nia Venkat and Conor Donovan.

It was edited by Nick Spicer and Sarah Handel.

Our executive producer is Sammy Yenigan.

It's Consider This from NPR.

I'm Scott Detrow.

Hello.

This is one of my favorite segments to do.

I hear we are talking about the fact that apparently teens are still not sleeping enough.

Regina, I feel like usually you're taking me deep out into the cosmos, but let's just start with like, you know, something much closer to home.

The surly one who's apparently not getting enough sleep?

Any sense why this is happening?

I can speak from experience because I shockingly got enough sleep last night, which does not always happen.