Hey, I'm Brian Salter, live in New York, and this is Reliable Sources, where we examine

the story behind the story, and we figure out what's reliable.

This hour, we're going live to Western Ukraine.

Two top editors will tell us how they are adapting to war by finding bulletproof vests for

employees, for example, and by trying to find relative safety.

Plus, a new report says TikTok is feeding new users Russian disinformation within minutes

of joining the app, and executive from news guard joined us live.

And later, where were you 30 years ago this month?

We are going right back to the beginning of this program.

The first, the world's eyes and ears in Ukraine are gathering new as a great personal risk.

So far, four journalists have been killed covering the war in Ukraine this month.

Others have been wounded, and there have been close calls that have gone unreported.

We also know two Ukrainian journalists who have been reported missing in the country, including

Victoria Rosina, a brave journalist who has been missing for more than a week.

Her news outlet believes that she is being held by Russian forces.

We're going to explore what it's like in the war zone in the next few minutes.

We're going to talk about the deaths and the injuries in the past week.

But let's also talk about how reporters for local Ukrainian outlets are getting the

news out, how they are covering, how they have become war correspondents in a matter

of days.

The Keeve Independent has been acclaimed for this in the past few weeks.

It's a fairly new publication.

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