NPR: “They pressured me for four months. They wanted me to gather some information about one of their attacks,” said Polina.
Another time, the Russians sent her a video of her father.
“They said, ‘Look, he’s OK. He’s smiling. And you haven’t done anything for us yet.’ They kind of pressured me, like, ‘It’s time to do something,'” said Polina, who fled her hometown and now lives in a northern part of the country that’s still under Ukrainian control…