By: Scott Peterson
Many soldiers in Ukraine are spending long periods on the front lines, as Ukraine struggles against Russia's numerical advantage. One infantryman, in the trenches for nearly a year and a half straight, tells us his story.


Scott Peterson is a journalist at The Christian Science Monitor. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, arts and entertainment, and public security, with a particular focus on disaster and emergency response. Scott's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News, Harvard Business Review, and the University of Minnesota.
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Scott's coverage spans evolving stories with a focus on government & politics and culture & society, particularly in the context of war zones, hostage situations, and geopolitical conflicts. Engaging pitches for Scott would involve providing insights into ongoing or developing political events, societal impacts of conflict or hostage situations, and the broader implications of geopolitical tensions.
Given his extensive coverage of Middle Eastern conflicts involving Israel, Hamas, Gaza war, Lebanon as well as international crises like Ukraine and Iran; experts familiar with these regions or specific topics such as terrorism/hostage negotiations could offer valuable perspectives. Additionally, those who can provide cultural context to these conflicts may also resonate well with Scott’s coverage.
Pitches should aim to provide unique insights that contribute to the evolving narratives he covers. If you have expertise related to any recent developments in these areas it may be beneficial to reach out proactively.
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