Voices from the Front Podcast
đď¸Ukraineâs war is no longer confined to the frontline. In this explosive episode of Voices from the Front, Shaun Pinner and Chris, The Wire Tap, break down how Ukraine is now putting unprecedented pressure on Russia ahead of Putinâs Victory Day Parade, with drone strikes, airport shutdowns, burning oil infrastructure, and Moscow scrambling air defences across the country. From Rostov-on-Don to Crimea, we examine how the battlefield has shifted and why Russiaâs carefully staged image of strength is beginning to crack. Our regular chat each Friday. Recorded from Ukraine during ongoing air raid alerts, âRaining on Putinâs Paradeâ dives deep into the reality behind Russiaâs so-called ceasefire, escalating civilian attacks, and the growing belief inside Ukraine that the momentum of the war is changing. I reflect on returning from Canada to a country still under drone and missile attack, while also discussing how Ukrainian innovation, from FPV drones to laser air defence systems, is reshaping modern warfare itself. The episode also tackles one of the most controversial topics in the war: the Western mediaâs repeated misuse of the words âmercenaryâ and âforeign fighterâ when describing international volunteers serving in Ukraineâs armed forces. Chris & Myself, a former British Army soldier turned Ukrainian Marine and Mariupol defender, explains why these labels are not only legally inaccurate under the Geneva Conventions, but can actively endanger prisoners of war and feed Russian propaganda narratives. We discuss: * Ukraineâs strikes deep inside Russia * Moscow airport shutdowns and oil depot attacks * Putinâs Victory Day Parade and Kremlin paranoia * Why Ukraine avoided symbolic attacks on Red Square * Russiaâs escalating attacks on civilians in Kherson, Sumy and Kramatorsk * The reality of living in Dnipro during the war * Drone warfare, laser weapons and the future battlefield * POWs still held by Russia after four years * Why the war may ultimately be decided economically and politically, not militarily This is frontline analysis from inside Ukraine, no studio spin, no recycled talking points, just raw discussion from people living through the war every day. Thank you Jennifer Wells [https://substack.com/profile/2449304-jennifer-wells], Lynn Thigpen đşđŚ [https://substack.com/profile/45822755-lynn-thigpen], Chris [https://substack.com/profile/9298136-chris], Martin Zeilig [https://substack.com/profile/114080884-martin-zeilig], Cris Palomino [https://substack.com/profile/64034020-cris-palomino] and many others for tuning into our live video chat. Join us for my next week for our next live video update. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit shaunpinner.substack.com/subscribe [https://shaunpinner.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_2]
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