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Amanpour interviews - March 2022

Thursday, 31 March

'We have stronger morale and spirit': Amanpour speaks to the Ukrainian resistance
Moscow's military goals in Ukraine have not yet been met-- CNN's Christiane Amanpour met with some of the Ukrainian soldiers who halted Russia's momentum in the early days of the war.
Polish PM: Russia may be aiming to take a third of Ukraine 'quite soon'
Fighting with goodness in Ukraine: José Andrés serves over 5 million meals
Georgian President: 'Putin probably doesn't know what his endgame is'

Wednesday, 30 March

'This city is crying as it mourns its war dead': Amanpour visits Kyiv suburb
Christiane Amanpour reports from Brovary on the outskirts of Kyiv, the subject of ongoing bombardments despite Russia's pledges of de-escalation.
'I have a very, very small portion of optimism' says Zelensky's Chief of Staff on talks with Russia
Pentagon spokesperson: 'Most Russian forces arrayed around Kyiv are still there'
French FM: 'We've seen no Russian withdrawal'

Tuesday, 29 March

'People become superheroes': Ukrainian MP explains Kyiv's stiff resistance
Ukrainian Parliament member Lesia Vasylenko talks with CNN's Christiane Amanpour about life in Kyiv as Ukrainian forces resist Russian military forces.
'For many Russians it is still inconceivable to imagine they have to kill Ukrainians': Russian analyst
The most vulnerable were left behind, says UN human rights monitor on Mariupol

Monday, 28 March

The ex Russian lawmaker fighting on the frontlines for Ukraine
Ilya Ponomarev, who once served in the Russian Duma, talks to Christiane Amanpour about why he's fighting with Ukrainians against Putin.
'We hope Russians will take talks seriously this time': Zelensky's Chief Diplomatic Adviser

Friday, 25 March

ECB president: Russian sanctions have been 'extremely efficient'
Christine Lagarde emphasized the punitive measures were designed to target the regime, not the Russian people, while new "fiscal remedies are needed" to stabilize Europe's economy.
ECB president: Western measures have 'clipped the wings' of Russia's central bank
NATO Ambassador: 'Russia's attempts to divide us are failing'
'He knows all my secrets': Oscar nominee Penelope Cruz on director Pedro Almodovar

Thursday, 24 March

NATO Secretary General: Full-fledged war between Russia and alliance 'unlikely'
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg gives credit to the alliance's display of unity both in words and in deeds.
Hillary Clinton remembers Madeleine Albright
US slams Taliban's 'betrayal' after promise is broken

Wednesday, 23 March

EU Council President: We must be 'intelligent' with sanctions
Charles Michel tells Christiane Amanpour the goal of sanctions is to target Russia, not hurt the EU and that he can't be sure Russia is being sincere in peace negotiations.
Ukrainian ambassador: We need more jets and we need them now
Democratic Rep.: Ukraine crisis is 'the most bipartisan topic I have seen' in Congress

Tuesday, 22 March

Kremlin spokesperson: Putin has not achieved aims in Ukraine yet
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov tells Christiane Amanpour that nobody thought the operation would take a couple of days.
Tracking evidence of egregious civilian harm in Ukraine

Monday, 21 March

'Never, ever will Mariupol surrender': Top Zelensky Adviser
Igor Zhovkva, chief diplomatic adviser to Ukraine's President Zelensky, tells Christiane Amanpour that Russia is fighting against children and women in the city of Mariupol.
Former NATO adviser: Putin won't stop unless he's stopped in Ukraine

Friday, 18 March

Fukuyama: 'People living in democracies have gotten complacent'
Francis Fukuyama, political theorist and author of "The End of History" and "Liberalism and Its Discontents", speaks with Christiane Amanpour about the war in Ukraine and its possible outcomes.
China expert: Beijing 'has rare opportunity to play the role of mediator'

Thursday, 17 March

Canadian Defense Min.: Ukraine theater bombing may amount to a war crime
Canadian Defense Minister Anita Anand says anybody who has regard for human life is horrified and devastated by the attack on Mariupol.
Fmr. Ukrainian President: Putin a 'fatal problem' for Russia

Wednesday, 16 March

Journalist who protested on Russian state TV: 'It was impossible to stay silent'
Christiane Amanpour speaks with Marina Ovsyannikova, the Russian journalist who held up an anti-war poster during a live broadcast on prime time state TV, about the reasons for her protest and the possible repercussions.
House Democrat: We've moved too slowly to help Ukraine
'Get out now. It is blood money': Australian magnate's stark message to those investing in Russia

Tuesday, 15 March

The inside story on who Putin is really listening to
Christiane Amanpour speaks with Mikhail Zygar, journalist and author of "All the Kremlin's Men," on who is advising the Russian president, and the gradual ramping up of dissent in the country
Fmr. US envoy to Ukraine: 'This is a war of extermination'

Monday, 14 March

Finnish President: Putin's goal in Ukraine is not regime change
President Sauli Niinistö speaks to President Putin often. He tells Christiane Amanpour that the Russian President is not after regime change in Ukraine.
UN relief chief: 'Mariupol is the center of the hell we see in Ukraine'

Friday, 11 March

On the frontlines of the information wars
TV Rain Editor-in-Chief Tikhon Dzyadko and Frontier Myanmar Editor-at-Large Danny Fenster tell Amanpour about fighting propaganda with truth in Russia and Myanmar.
Guillermo del Toro: 'We are storytelling animals'

Thursday, 10 March

Polish Ambassador to the US: Sanctions on Moscow should 'last for a decade'
Poland's ambassador to the US Marek Magierowski tells Christiane Amanpour that Russia is losing the war but adds that the west will live with the threat from Putin for many years to come.
'Russia will not be able to encircle Kyiv,' says former head of United States Army Europe

Wednesday, 9 March

'We have will, we have guts and we are fighting like hell': Fmr. Ukrainian PM's message to allies
Arseniy Yatsenyuk tells Amanpour what more the West can do to help Ukraine amid escalating attacks on civilians.
Sanctions v. propaganda in Russia: 'A fight between the fridge and the TV set'
'Hope dies last': Bosnian journalist hears echoes of Sarajevo in Ukraine

Tuesday, 8 March

Inside the plight of Ukrainian refugees: 'People are paying the price for this madness'
Jan Egeland of the Norwegian Refugee Council says despite the worsening crisis in Ukraine, "We cannot give up because the stakes are just tremendous".
Women at war, from Kabul to Kyiv

Monday, 7 March

Mykolaiv Mayor: 90 per cent of rockets that hit city 'were cluster bombs'
The Mayor of Mykolaiv, Oleksandr Senkevych, tells Christiane Amanpour about the Russian attacks on his city and the evidence he says they have of illegal weapons used by Russia.
Ambassador: NATO 'not prepared to move forward' with no-fly zone
'He is ready to die for the country': Famed Ukrainian writer on Zelensky

Friday, 4 March

Russian fighting near Ukrainian nuclear plant a 'close call', says IAEA Chief
Rafael Grossi, Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, discusses with Christiane Amanpour the damage in the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant complex in south eastern Ukraine
Putin may well have designs 'even on Berlin' says Pulitzer Prize-winning historian
Serena Williams is 'not giving up' on grand slam record chase

Thursday, 3 March

'We are a Ukrainian city' says Kherson teacher under Russian fire
Christiane Amanpour speaks to 27 year-old Svetlana Zorina, a resident of Ukrainian city Kherson, as the city faces Russian fire.
International Criminal Court to Russia: 'The world is watching'
Fmr. Russian Foreign Minister: Ukraine war 'a barbaric act'

Wednesday, 2 March

UK diplomat: UN vote 'shows Russia just how isolated they are'
British ambassador to the United Nations Dame Barbara Woodward tells Christiane Amanpour that the "historic" United Nations vote to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine "reinforces everything we have been doing on the economic sanctions."
Fmr. NATO Commander: Putin 'humiliated' in Ukraine
Van Hollen: Ukrainian resistance is huge and inspiring
Serena Williams is investing in diversity

Tuesday, 1 March

Ukraine's top diplomat: Putin's goal is regime change
President Putin wants to "install someone who would be loyal to him" and his sphere of influence, Ukraine's foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba tells Christiane Amanpour.
French minister: Sanctions against Russia 'are effective'
Russia's independent TV Rain reacts to Kremlin announcing website shutdown
Cohen on Putin nuke threat: 'We're all in danger'