
Who will document Ukraine after the war, and keep attention focused on clean up & recovery? -- The latest humanitarian outrage, Russians bomb a train station
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The war in Ukraine is being documented in real time on television, radio and across the internet. If you want to watch battles unfold almost in real time or see the scenes of devastation and destruction, you don't have to look very hard.
But what happens when the war is over.......and the task turns to rebuilding and recovery in Ukraine, efforts that will take generations? We'll hear from Ukrainian woman who wants to tell the story of what happens after the war is over.
Then we'll head to Ukraine to learn more about that rocket attack that officials say killed 50 people at a train station in the eastern part of the country.
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