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What's next in Ukraine? Post reporters on the ground and from Washington are answering your questions. Submit your question at the link below. washingtonpost.com/world/2022/03/…
Q: To reporters in Ukraine -- Where are you now and does it seem safe? What are some things you’ve been seeing in the last day? wapo.st/3pyE3uH Image
Q: Could this have been prevented? What could we have done at the onset to stop Russia? wapo.st/3pyE3uH Image
Q: What does martial law in Russia mean to the Russian people? wapo.st/3pyE3uH ImageImage
Q: Do the Russian people have any idea what is going on in Ukraine? They must be feeling sanctions now. wapo.st/3pyE3uH ImageImage

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