Russians seek answers over hundreds missing after Ukraine's 2024 incursion
- "The state channels were convincing viewers that 'everything is under control: two or three days, and it'll be just as it was before'," she recalls.
- She still fails to understand why Russian authorities could not stop Ukrainian soldiers storming two border checkpoints in August 2024, taking around 40 prisoners and bombing a convoy carrying Russian soldiers.
- Within six days they had overrun more than 777 sq km (300 sq miles) of Russian territory, as Ukraine's military sought to divert Russian forces away from their front-line offensive.
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- "The state channels were convincing viewers that 'everything is under control: two or three days, and it'll be just as it was before'," she recalls.
- She still fails to understand why Russian authorities could not stop Ukrainian soldiers storming two border checkpoints in August 2024, taking around 40 prisoners and bombing a convoy carrying Russian soldiers.
- Within six days they had overrun more than 777 sq km (300 sq miles) of Russian territory, as Ukraine's military sought to divert Russian forces away from their front-line offensive.
Sources: BBC News