Ukraine's Forgotten War
Synopsis
Over 10,000 people have died in eastern Ukraine since fighting began in 2014, with many civilians affected by the ongoing violence.
Synopsis
Andrei, commander of the Arata battalion, speaks about the war in eastern Ukraine, where fighting has continued since 2014. British filmmaker Rhys travels to Mariupol to document the conflict's impact on soldiers and civilians. He interviews local residents and soldiers, capturing their struggles and hopes. As the death toll surpasses 10,000, the film illustrates the ongoing challenges faced by those living near the front lines of Ukraine's forgotten war.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Andrei, a battalion commander with a personal story.
- Find out why the ceasefire is not as strong as believed.
- See the realities of life near the Ukrainian frontline.
Did You Know
- The death count in the Ukraine conflict surpassed 10,000.
- Rhys drove 2000 miles across Europe to reach the frontline.
- Andrei's battalion has been fighting since 2014 and is made entirely of volunteers.
- Andrei lost more than a hundred friends to the conflict.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year did the ceasefire in Ukraine occur?
The ceasefire was signed in 2015.
How many civilians were killed during the conflict in Ukraine?
The death count passed 10,000.
What is the name of the battalion that Andrei commands?
Andrei commands the Arata battalion.
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