Putin's Putsches

Ukraine is being pulled apart by a bitter Cold War-type conflict between East and West. Tensions have continued to escalate in 2014 in what Vladimir Putin calls the ‘near-abroad’ with no clear path of resolution.
With Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 shot down in pro-Russian territory and nearly 300 lives lost, along with pro-Russian separatists shooting down a Ukrainian military transport plane and a Ukrainian fighter jet, what will be next?
Maria Lewytzkyj, a Ukrainian-American and ex-CIA analyst, along with other Ukrainians passionately refuse to stand by and watch history repeat itself. Lewytskyj interviews Crimeans, who lost their part of Ukraine in Russia’s annexation in May, Eastern Ukrainians fearing for their future and refugees who have fled to Kiev – all Ukrainians living in a state of crisis. Lewytskyj probes these strong characters, these Ukrainians who want to reclaim their lives, their right to self-determination, and their human right to live in peace.