Nataliia Lutsenko TV Host and Caolan Robertson, Irish journalist, discussed a shocking investigation into a Russian-owned refinery on the west coast of Ireland linked to oligarch Oleg Deripaska. Despite sanctions, ships depart monthly for St. Petersburg while local politicians enforce a wall of silence. Robertson exposes the dark truth of European blood money fueling Russia’s war machine.

TV Host Nataliia Lutsenko and Caolan Robertson, Irish journalist, documentary filmmaker, discussed the topic of where he has visited the Venice Biennale, a space of art that Russia is once again trying to turn into another battlefield, a battle for attention, legitimacy, and its own genocidal narratives under the cover of culture. Was the Russian pavilion popular over there in Venice? Russia is weakening while still having the possibility to make massive attacks on Ukrainian cities. Should Europe take a leading role in the negotiation process right now? If they continue, or should the United States remain the main mediator?

This video contains footage from @CaolanReports

Chernobyl was the world's worst man-made nuclear disaster.

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It happened on Ukrainian soil and changed the way the world thinks about nuclear energy safety. Four decades later, we still often call it an accident, but it exposed something much deeper, the entire Soviet system built on fear and lies. Today, Russia is again manipulating nuclear risk, occupying nuclear sites and turning fear into a weapon.

We didn’t talk about politics but about personal things—life in Ukraine, friends, hobbies, and when he first learned about Ukraine and why he wanted to come here. In this video, people will open another side of Caolan Robertson, vulnerable, honest, with principles, with its own sins and achievements.

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