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TV Rain launched "Our Soldiers" civilian investigation

TV Rain • 2014-08-27

This August 2014 TV Rain project page introduces "Our Soldiers," a public-facing investigation into reports of Russian servicemen killed, missing, or captured near the Ukrainian border during a period of official denials.

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