Oscars And Opposition: For Many In Ukraine, Award For Navalny Documentary Is Part Of The Russia Problem

Amid Moscow’s deadly onslaught, many Ukrainians are distrustful and dismissive of the Russian opposition, despite having a common foe in the Kremlin. Nothing illustrates this more starkly than the outrage caused by the Oscar awarded to the documentary film "Navalny."

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