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Listen to this story from the BBC. According to the two Alaska United States senators,

two men landed at a beach in a village called Gambell in Alaska and requested asylum in the country.

Guess where they were from? Russian soldiers?

Russian soldiers, John, they're Russian men because they didn't want to be in the Russian army.

Well, that's what I meant.

These are the, they're not soldiers yet.

They're fleeing the country because they fear they'll be drafted in.

Yeah, did they get the letter, I wonder.

I don't know.

I think some are not even waiting for the letter.

They're just leaving.

Thousands have fled to avoid being conscripted for the war in Ukraine.

This place that they landed has only 500 permanent residents.

It's on the northwestern Cape of St. Lawrence Island.

It's only 36 miles from Russia's Chukchi Peninsula.

So it's closer to Russia than it is to the Alaska mainland, but it's part of Alaska.

What is the, what did they land in exactly?

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