'Two Men At War': George Stephanopoulos to produce documentary on Putin and Zelenskyy

Amid ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, ABC news anchor George Stephanopoulos is reportedly all set to produce a documentary on Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Russia's president Vlimir Putin. countries have now entered ninth day since Russia's President Putin declared a 'special military operation' in Eastern Ukraine which was followed by shelling in residential places of country including capital Kyiv. As aggressions showed signs of only escalating furr, citizens were vised to evacuate or take shelter from Russian attacks.

While Putin faces fury of people across globe for his actions, Ukrainian president Zelenskyy emerged as a hero for his country as he continues to fight for ir freedom with grit. As entire world has its eyes set on two world leers, Putin and Zelenskyy, upcoming documentary will reportedly provide a detailed look at ir careers. 

Two Men At War: Documentary on Putin & Zelenskyy

As per Hollywood Reporter, ABC news anchor George Stephanopoulos Productions will produce documentary titled Two Men At War depicting Putin and Zelenskyy's rise to power. documentary will premiere on Hulu platform on Sunday, March 6. documentary will reportedly use real footages, ABC News teams on ground along with interviews to give a detailed narration of incidents that shaped world leers' careers. 

As per outlet, ABC News confirmed that documentary will give a closer look at how both men rose to power, ' stark differences in ir leership' as well as things in history that led to moment when Russia decided to inve Ukraine. It is also set to feature interviews of notable people like Ukraine’s former president, Petro Poroshenko,  former press secretary to President Zelenskyy named Luliia Mendel along with Donald Trump’s former National Security viser John Bolton. Moreover, chess legend and Human Rights Foundation Chairman Garry Kasparov's interview will also reportedly feature in documentary.

ditionally, documentary will also focus on humanitarian crisis that citizens of Ukraine are currently dealing with after having been forced to leave ir homes. 

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