In a harrowing dispatch from the frontline city of Nikopol - so close to Russian forces that few journalists have ventured there - World Affairs Editor Sam Kiley talks to children, parents and teachers who are hunted down daily by Putin's deadly quadcopters, yet have somehow managed to survive
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In a harrowing dispatch from the frontline city of Nikopol - so close to Russian forces that few journalists have ventured there - World Affairs Editor Sam Kiley talks to children, parents and teachers who are hunted down daily by Putin's deadly quadcopters, yet have somehow managed to survive
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