'It Will Perish When I'm Gone': Russian Language Usage Plunges In Wartime Ukraine

As it seeks to fight off the Russian invasion, Ukraine is experiencing the most rapid shift away from the use of the Russian language in its recent history. The process, accelerated by Russia's renewed attempts to erase Ukrainian culture and sow divisions within the country, is far from painless.

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