War in Ukraine: Episode 133

The Eastern Border

Kristaps Andrejsons

Cold War, Politics, Soviet, Society & Culture, History, Ussr, News

4.6 • 851 Ratings

🗓️ 11 February 2023

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Things are getting hot on the front lines again, and Russian offense looks even worse than expected. Meanwhile, hackers leak the official list of words, which Putin finds offensive.

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0:15.6	You wanted me, boss?
0:17.0	Yes, you've met my daughter.
0:18.6	She's come to open a bank account.
0:20.4	Uh, have I?
0:21.5	And make sure you give her the good one.
0:23.8	Do we have a good one?
0:25.3	But, Dad, I'm with Nationwide now.
0:27.6	What? Why?
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0:40.0	Because we're owned by our members, we put members first.
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0:45.4	Imagine you. You in a nice, comfy seat.
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