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ukraine. none of us want to be here today. we already had enough on our hands. we had no need for another war. which would have such a swift impact for the fastest growing refugee crisis in europe since the second world war. today indeed is not a date we had in mind. in the weeks before the offensive began in ukraine, organizations went about their business. they had been working in the donbass region providing people there with humanitarian aid. a business they have been doing chronically and without fanfare these past eight years. and they are still doing it today. however and whenever they can. but of course, they are also prepared for the worst to come. two weeks ago, few thought the scenario in which we find ourselves today was thinkable. it was essentially unplayable from the humanitarian perspective. and yet, that humanitarian community did plan. we look to the possible numbers. we estimated together all those vulnerable people who might need help at home. we looked upon the roots and m
ukraine. none of us want to be here today. we already had enough on our hands. we had no need for another war. which would have such a swift impact for the fastest growing refugee crisis in europe since the second world war. today indeed is not a date we had in mind. in the weeks before the offensive began in ukraine, organizations went about their business. they had been working in the donbass region providing people there with humanitarian aid. a business they have been doing chronically and...
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so this will not be a boost to russia as war in, in ukraine. if anything, it will also be hampered by very difficult terrain because the borderlands between ukraine and, and taylor was a very marshy, they're very hard to operate in the for, for military. so i don't think this will be a boost in military terms, but what it will do, of course, is 1st, it will lead to also a full responsibility for the looper. shanker, receiver for the war and war crimes in, in ukraine. right. and this will certainly also permanently our social relationships between bellows and ukrainian society. ok, you know, for the director for central and eastern europe at the german marshall fund. thanks so much for sharing your analysis with us today. thank you. coming up next. the big day for tesla in germany, the 1st electric vehicles produced just outside of berlin are rolling out of the new factory that's coming up next on the w business. ah . what does war do to people are hatred and violence inherited from generation to generation and award winning documentary searches
so this will not be a boost to russia as war in, in ukraine. if anything, it will also be hampered by very difficult terrain because the borderlands between ukraine and, and taylor was a very marshy, they're very hard to operate in the for, for military. so i don't think this will be a boost in military terms, but what it will do, of course, is 1st, it will lead to also a full responsibility for the looper. shanker, receiver for the war and war crimes in, in ukraine. right. and this will...
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. -- on ukraine. the international response to russia's aggression has been connected and swift. around the world and share in this building, we stand together to defend and enforce the accountability that we have built together. if we do not stand up for them now, then the safety of every nation's borders and independence are at risk. that is why we also condemn the belarus support of russia's invasion of ukraine. as the secretary general said last week, russia's actions are violations of the territorial integrity of ukraine and conflict directly with the principles of the charter of the united nations. so today, the only answer is peace. our message today is simple. we offer unequivocal support to ukraine and the ukrainian people. we call on president putin to stop this senseless war. and we urge all fellow members of the united nations to speak up for ukraine and to defend the charter. >> i thank the distinguished representative of the united kingdom. >> i now give the floor to the distinguished re
. -- on ukraine. the international response to russia's aggression has been connected and swift. around the world and share in this building, we stand together to defend and enforce the accountability that we have built together. if we do not stand up for them now, then the safety of every nation's borders and independence are at risk. that is why we also condemn the belarus support of russia's invasion of ukraine. as the secretary general said last week, russia's actions are violations of the...
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so we have to _ and ukraine dashed ukraine. so we have to do — and ukraine dashed ukraine. so we have to do whatever it is possible to bring _ have to do whatever it is possible to bring peace down there in that ukraine — to bring peace down there in that ukraine. but to bring peace down there in that ukraine. �* ., ., , ., to bring peace down there in that ukraine. �* ., ., i. ., to bring peace down there in that ukraine. �* ., ., ., ., ukraine. but what do you do about them humanitarian _ ukraine. but what do you do about them humanitarian crisis _ ukraine. but what do you do about them humanitarian crisis becausel them humanitarian crisis because brats are not, poland has received more 2.5 million because the figures you mentioned are more 2.5 million because the figures you mentioned— you mentioned are the people who cross the place _ you mentioned are the people who cross the place ukrainian - you mentioned are the people who cross the place ukrainian border, l cross the place ukrainian border, but a _ cross the place ukrainian border, but a lot— cross the
so we have to _ and ukraine dashed ukraine. so we have to do — and ukraine dashed ukraine. so we have to do whatever it is possible to bring _ have to do whatever it is possible to bring peace down there in that ukraine — to bring peace down there in that ukraine. but to bring peace down there in that ukraine. �* ., ., , ., to bring peace down there in that ukraine. �* ., ., i. ., to bring peace down there in that ukraine. �* ., ., ., ., ukraine. but what do you do about them...
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he did not respond to that. ukraine, a strong ukraine is fighting ukraine, made the russian plan, russian initial plans, fail. we're ready to seek balanced diplomatic solutions to put an end to this war. but we will not. our chief international editor, richard walker has been following this day of diplomacy for us, richard to very different messages we're hearing from the ukrainian or russian foreign ministers there. yeah, absolutely, i mean the tile style, the tone couldn't be more different but, but ultimately they're both kind of telling the same story which is that nothing really came out of these talks. there was a lot of anticipation about these talks in the last few days. the fact that the happening at all, or just over 2 weeks into this war being taken by many is an optimistic sign that maybe some kind of progress could be taken. also some signs in the messaging on both sides that they could be some opening up of potential political space where you could potentially find scope for an agreement. but what we've heard today is essentially that no progress is being made even on things
he did not respond to that. ukraine, a strong ukraine is fighting ukraine, made the russian plan, russian initial plans, fail. we're ready to seek balanced diplomatic solutions to put an end to this war. but we will not. our chief international editor, richard walker has been following this day of diplomacy for us, richard to very different messages we're hearing from the ukrainian or russian foreign ministers there. yeah, absolutely, i mean the tile style, the tone couldn't be more different...
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., believe that there is a war in ukraine?— believe that there is a war in ukraine? ., , , ukraine? that feels terrible. on the one hand, ukraine? that feels terrible. on the one hand. you _ ukraine? that feels terrible. on the one hand, you are _ ukraine? that feels terrible. on the one hand, you are feeling _ ukraine? that feels terrible. on the one hand, you are feeling pity- ukraine? that feels terrible. on the one hand, you are feeling pity for. one hand, you are feeling pity for them because they are victims of this regime, but on the other hand, there is no pity because we should not suffer all of what we are suffering. i am just very much disappointed in the people with whom i have been friends for years, people i know in russia. nobody texted me. that was also very frustrating feeling. it is texted me. that was also very frustrating feeling. it is thought that about 11 _ frustrating feeling. it is thought that about 11 million _ frustrating feeling. it is thought that about 11 million people - frustrating feeling. it is thought that about 11 million people in l that about 1
., believe that there is a war in ukraine?— believe that there is a war in ukraine? ., , , ukraine? that feels terrible. on the one hand, ukraine? that feels terrible. on the one hand. you _ ukraine? that feels terrible. on the one hand, you are _ ukraine? that feels terrible. on the one hand, you are feeling _ ukraine? that feels terrible. on the one hand, you are feeling pity- ukraine? that feels terrible. on the one hand, you are feeling pity for. one hand, you are feeling pity for them...
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simply, heroes of ukraine. why don't we use their names, the names of the heroes that today unite ukraine? to the people of ukraine, to your friends in canada and around the world, you, volodymyr zelensky, are one of those heroes. on behalf of all parliamentarians, thank you for having addressed the people of canada and for showing us the true meaning of courage, freedom, and patriotism. may we prove worthy of the friendship between our people and our countries. slava ukraine. merci. merci. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. i'd like to begin by first and foremost stating on behalf of my conservative caucus our complete admiration and respect for the people and the nation of ukraine. and to president zelensky, let me express to you how much i admire your courage and your sacrificial leadership at this critical time in ukraine's history. the kind of leadership you are showing, sir, is very rare and it serves as an inspiration to all of us who are elected. you were the leader of ukraine fo
simply, heroes of ukraine. why don't we use their names, the names of the heroes that today unite ukraine? to the people of ukraine, to your friends in canada and around the world, you, volodymyr zelensky, are one of those heroes. on behalf of all parliamentarians, thank you for having addressed the people of canada and for showing us the true meaning of courage, freedom, and patriotism. may we prove worthy of the friendship between our people and our countries. slava ukraine. merci. merci....
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mr; think that means exactly, equipment, full ukraine?— full ukraine? my understanding is that they are _ full ukraine? my understanding is that they are talking _ full ukraine? my understanding is that they are talking about - full ukraine? my understanding is that they are talking about gas i that they are talking about gas masks and protective suits, the kind of equipment that enables soldiers to continue to operate in an environment, where we hope it doesn't happen, but if chemical weapons are used, so, i think nato will have to equip its own troops in future but clearly there is enough reason to suspect the russians will use chemical weapons, particularly if britain is feeling more desperate about the military situation on the ground, so getting equipment out to them sooner rather than later is essential. , �* , _ essential. president biden is saying nato has never _ essential. president biden is saying nato has never been _ essential. president biden is saying nato has never been more - essential. president biden is saying nato has never been mo
mr; think that means exactly, equipment, full ukraine?— full ukraine? my understanding is that they are _ full ukraine? my understanding is that they are talking _ full ukraine? my understanding is that they are talking about - full ukraine? my understanding is that they are talking about gas i that they are talking about gas masks and protective suits, the kind of equipment that enables soldiers to continue to operate in an environment, where we hope it doesn't happen, but if chemical...
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be no modern ukraine. and i just wonder whether you feel there are any people inside the nation—state of ukraine today, that is ethnic russian people, who would identify with putin's version of history. i think you can find these people. i mean, i am one of probably 7—8 million of ethnic russians, and, i mean, most of the ethnic russians are not interested in politics, but they love it in ukraine and they consider themselves ukrainian citizens. but there are between 10—15% of russian speakers who always vote for the pro—russian political parties, and they are always organised and we understand who finances them. but so, i mean, there is 10—15% of population which is either nostalgic about soviet youth or soviet times orjust considers their origin, russian origin, is enough reason to love putin and to be loyal to russia secretly or openly. well, what are your feelings, mr kurkov, when you see putin on your tv screen saying that he is determined to save russians inside ukraine from — and i'm usin
be no modern ukraine. and i just wonder whether you feel there are any people inside the nation—state of ukraine today, that is ethnic russian people, who would identify with putin's version of history. i think you can find these people. i mean, i am one of probably 7—8 million of ethnic russians, and, i mean, most of the ethnic russians are not interested in politics, but they love it in ukraine and they consider themselves ukrainian citizens. but there are between 10—15% of russian...
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they seek, ah, a surrender from ukraine. this is not what they're going to get ukraine. a strong grain is fighting. we're ready to seek, balanced diplomatic solutions to put an end to this war. but we will not surrender russian foreign minister, sir. gale of rav quickly demonstrated, just how far part the sides remain, even on the basic facts. we will call you when you look on the we didn't attack ukrainian. however, we just explain to ukraine repeatedly that a situation posed direct security threats to the russian federation of us used to figure us more leverage. also said maternity hospital in that a you poll, that was bombed on wednesday, was empty of patients and occupied by far right. militia members, just hours later, however rushes ministry defense denied the attack that happened at all claiming it was staged. but with russian efforts to press on, keep continuing to run into heavy resistance. many fear that moscow will increase its indiscriminate, bombardments. well, here's a look at some of the other developments taking place and the conflict satellite images sho
they seek, ah, a surrender from ukraine. this is not what they're going to get ukraine. a strong grain is fighting. we're ready to seek, balanced diplomatic solutions to put an end to this war. but we will not surrender russian foreign minister, sir. gale of rav quickly demonstrated, just how far part the sides remain, even on the basic facts. we will call you when you look on the we didn't attack ukrainian. however, we just explain to ukraine repeatedly that a situation posed direct security...
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theirwar in ukraine. what they are doing in ukraine, from their war in ukraine. so, basically, we've _ their war in ukraine. so, basically, we've seeh— their war in ukraine. so, basically, we've seen that before and we have made _ we've seen that before and we have made an— we've seen that before and we have made an evaluation that there is a need _ made an evaluation that there is a need for— made an evaluation that there is a need for additional surveillance on the border— need for additional surveillance on the border area to strengthen the controls _ the border area to strengthen the controls of the border, as well as internally— controls of the border, as well as internally an cyber and critical infrastructure. so there are no limitations _ infrastructure. so there are no limitations for our population and for our— limitations for our population and for our people to do whatever they find suitable and what they need to do is have — find suitable and what they need to do is have a free hand for the government to use budgetary funds to strengthen
theirwar in ukraine. what they are doing in ukraine, from their war in ukraine. so, basically, we've _ their war in ukraine. so, basically, we've seeh— their war in ukraine. so, basically, we've seen that before and we have made _ we've seen that before and we have made an— we've seen that before and we have made an evaluation that there is a need _ made an evaluation that there is a need for— made an evaluation that there is a need for additional surveillance on the border— need for...
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there is one less traitor in ukraine, the entire state apparatus of ukraine, the secure to service the interior ministry, the prosecutor's office, the corps we're unable to handle the outspoken supper to stroke. apparently he was shot dead by unknown patriots as a traitor under the laws of war. but apparently, in some cases there is no need to voice progression views at all. recently, denise kit iv, hey, participant in the russia, ukraine peace talks on key of side was confirmed dead ukraine's media dubbed him a traitor. quote, in sources among politicians and intelligence, they reported that the countries domestic security service, they as be you killed him during an apparent arrest attempt, allegedly accusing crave of venus pi. the, as b, u has never commented on the matter. and other case that colon of each brother is both members of ukraine's communist party bend in ukraine, arrested by the as b. u. in an official statement, they are described as accomplices of occupants. some get arrested without official charges, like one of ukraine's most famous writers who is a critic of the co
there is one less traitor in ukraine, the entire state apparatus of ukraine, the secure to service the interior ministry, the prosecutor's office, the corps we're unable to handle the outspoken supper to stroke. apparently he was shot dead by unknown patriots as a traitor under the laws of war. but apparently, in some cases there is no need to voice progression views at all. recently, denise kit iv, hey, participant in the russia, ukraine peace talks on key of side was confirmed dead ukraine's...
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does you want to take all of ukraine? not just when the nato question gets, it really depends what kind of appetite flat me person has right now. let's talk a bit more broadly about nicer. the head of nature. it's been hinting that the alliance will have to radically change its security stance in europe. and various, some, it's happening shortly. what changes do you expect on the way it's really important for nato to look at itself in the context of the ukraine, where the war, i should warn you. crane nato has put plans in place reinforcements for the eastern flank of the alliance. the baltic states, poland. romania are right on the romanian colon right on the front lines of ukraine in the baltic states way between the sea and bella. ruth, colin, and grad russia. these are much more bold territories, especially since president putin said that he would like to push nato's military president back to where it wasn't 90. which means for all of these countries which is joined nato. nato should look at these countries and say,
does you want to take all of ukraine? not just when the nato question gets, it really depends what kind of appetite flat me person has right now. let's talk a bit more broadly about nicer. the head of nature. it's been hinting that the alliance will have to radically change its security stance in europe. and various, some, it's happening shortly. what changes do you expect on the way it's really important for nato to look at itself in the context of the ukraine, where the war, i should warn...
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trey yingst from ukraine, thanks. local back to lucas thomason in the fees, lucas. >> you just heard hundreds of thousands of refugees flooding to western ukraine, we left town a short time ago to go north outside the city, a different story, medic checkpoints and military aid, citizens and soldiers, many with hunting rifles a platoon off americans, a former army sergeant and air troopers, i asked him, by does vladimir putin military offensive in his country? >> ukrainians killed a lot of russians this past week and i'm surprised how they want to throw other troops behind enemy lines. >> we visited the trains jampacked with people here in lviv and families arriving and thousands of others by train with the nuclear power plant. it's mostly women and children coming here from of military age males. around the city, poland before world war ii, statues here are covid up. if the city with airstrikes and missile attacks and others say it's coming. mayor says russian aerosol sorted in the early days of the invasion, they thi
trey yingst from ukraine, thanks. local back to lucas thomason in the fees, lucas. >> you just heard hundreds of thousands of refugees flooding to western ukraine, we left town a short time ago to go north outside the city, a different story, medic checkpoints and military aid, citizens and soldiers, many with hunting rifles a platoon off americans, a former army sergeant and air troopers, i asked him, by does vladimir putin military offensive in his country? >> ukrainians killed a...
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the official said china wanted to see a peaceful settlement in ukraine. ukraine's human rights monitor has accused russian forces of using phosphorus bombs, and an attack on a city in a don. this region, phosphorus weapons are heavily restricted by international law. the allegations have not been verified. the mayor of the southern ukrainian city of the neighbourhood num has reportedly been kidnapped by russian forces. it's the 2nd case of a mayor allegedly being seized. and the head of the international monetary fund has warned that russia may default on its foreign debt, but says it would not trigger a global financial crisis. hundreds of thousands of people across europe have rallied against russia's invasion of ukraine and the german capital berlin. 60000 of them attended a peace march, organized by trade unions. they gathered near the brandenburg gate the symbol of a divided germany during the cold war. ah leon pack straits in berlin as thousands marched for peace and ukraine on fines on banners. they demanded solidarity for the ukrainian people. gotcha politics though, the other
the official said china wanted to see a peaceful settlement in ukraine. ukraine's human rights monitor has accused russian forces of using phosphorus bombs, and an attack on a city in a don. this region, phosphorus weapons are heavily restricted by international law. the allegations have not been verified. the mayor of the southern ukrainian city of the neighbourhood num has reportedly been kidnapped by russian forces. it's the 2nd case of a mayor allegedly being seized. and the head of the...
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this is ukraine's fight. but the u.s. and allies can provide assistance while proposing swift sanctions against russia. we must also shore up nato to send a signal to put in the united states will make good on our defense commitments. this is essential. not only to help prevent this from spreading further into eastern europe at the send a message to china similar acts of aggression will not be tolerated. i want remains in the crosshairs of president. justice putin is flexing his power and ute europe communist china is looking for any opening. mr. president, many pundits have speculated about putin's mindset and ultimate goal with his attack and how far he's willing to go to spitees mounting losse. i think it is clear he is willing to take it to the next level. we should be concerned that it's russia continues to meet heavy resistance putinr will order his generals to increase pressure and matter the cost. this means similar to the cost of his own troops many young soldiers and conscripts and no matter the cost of ukrainia
this is ukraine's fight. but the u.s. and allies can provide assistance while proposing swift sanctions against russia. we must also shore up nato to send a signal to put in the united states will make good on our defense commitments. this is essential. not only to help prevent this from spreading further into eastern europe at the send a message to china similar acts of aggression will not be tolerated. i want remains in the crosshairs of president. justice putin is flexing his power and ute...
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but the _ ukraine? i think this is the first chapter. but the next - ukraine? i think this is the first chapter. but the next chapter. ukraine? i think this is the first | chapter. but the next chapter of ukraine? i think this is the first i chapter. but the next chapter of the zelensky presidency _ chapter. but the next chapter of the zelensky presidency was _ chapter. but the next chapter of the zelensky presidency was a - chapter. but the next chapter of the zelensky presidency was a painful i zelensky presidency was a painful one put up a cameo role enabled blackmail saga which led to the impeachment of donald trump. zelensky�*s acting skills were at once deserting him. the last couple of years his presidency is rather drifted. visits to the trenches have highlighted the lack of peace while promised reforms have stalled. then came invasion and zelensky and ukraine have not rolled over. i never rememberany ukraine have not rolled over. i never remember any situation or event when i was working for him where he would give up his principles and values. and t
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he' s doing this on the board with ukraine and in ukraine. at this reception center being used by refugee families who need to find comfort and food as they made a long track to get there. there are lots of displaced people in ukraine itself, the world central kitchen. i thank all the volunteers who give them support and help to lend them a hand to help these refugees along the way. i think so many other volunteers from every organization, catholic relief organizations and other faith-based organization. at the border, six hours after the russian missiles attacked and killed 35 and wounded 130 at the ukrainian center 15 miles away. the border guards said they felt the earth tremble when the bombing attack occurred several hours before we got there. the first russian attack so close to the russian border and so close to a nato ally, potentially dangerous new phase of the russian assault. we had refugees from all over the country, the vast majority of whom were mothers with their children, sometimes grandmothers with grandchildren, men between
he' s doing this on the board with ukraine and in ukraine. at this reception center being used by refugee families who need to find comfort and food as they made a long track to get there. there are lots of displaced people in ukraine itself, the world central kitchen. i thank all the volunteers who give them support and help to lend them a hand to help these refugees along the way. i think so many other volunteers from every organization, catholic relief organizations and other faith-based...
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and from the ukraine. there are, there are a accusing russia of firing on a functioning and fuel that were that those were the words of the english ambassador, the u. k. ambassador nuclear facility. and as many countries pointed out, that would be a violation of international law. russia for its part saying that it's military, is there guarding the facility and that they were attacked by a group of a sabotage group is the way he described it. that was attempting to draw the facility into conflict. but i clearly the united nations officials attempting to calm the situation and offering to bring both sides together to talk about securing these facilities of 0. kristen salumi, they're reporting live from the you. and we'll come back to the situation on the nuclear plant in just a moment. but 1st let's join out 0 sir jonah. whoa, who is live for us now in live is who, which is in the western ukraine. joe, to bring us up to speed with what, what's happening right now around the country. right, well the movement
and from the ukraine. there are, there are a accusing russia of firing on a functioning and fuel that were that those were the words of the english ambassador, the u. k. ambassador nuclear facility. and as many countries pointed out, that would be a violation of international law. russia for its part saying that it's military, is there guarding the facility and that they were attacked by a group of a sabotage group is the way he described it. that was attempting to draw the facility into...
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and russia, and in a new deal on a ceasefire. ukraine's foreign minister, val, it's ukraine, will never surrender as his russian counterpart defends the invasion. plus permission to moscow. political reports, former german chancellor. gerhard schroeder is in the russian capital to try and mediate an end to the war. a new, great mister shorter has faced fierce criticism for his close ties with the kremlin . and humanitarian catastrophe. key accuses russia bombing, children's hospitals, in ukraine. authority say several people are dead, including at least one child. ah. hi everyone, i'm layla rock. thank you so much for joining us. all 27 of the use leaders are meeting and best sight. france for a crazy summer on the conflict in ukraine. the were waging on the use eastern borders will dominate the discussions, leaders are expected to tackle, weaning the you off russian gas and oil, and bolstering the regions defense capabilities. while the summit had been organized long before russia launched that invasion into ukraine and top of the agenda were the economy and the pandemic. but now, all
and russia, and in a new deal on a ceasefire. ukraine's foreign minister, val, it's ukraine, will never surrender as his russian counterpart defends the invasion. plus permission to moscow. political reports, former german chancellor. gerhard schroeder is in the russian capital to try and mediate an end to the war. a new, great mister shorter has faced fierce criticism for his close ties with the kremlin . and humanitarian catastrophe. key accuses russia bombing, children's hospitals, in...
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ukraine's side. _ the general assembly voting on ukraine's side. this— the general assembly voting on ukraine's side. this resolution i the general assembly voting onl ukraine's side. this resolution in particular— ukraine's side. this resolution in particular singled _ ukraine's side. this resolution in particular singled out— ukraine's side. this resolution in particular singled out russia - ukraine's side. this resolution in particular singled out russia as. ukraine's side. this resolution in . particular singled out russia as the aggressor. — particular singled out russia as the aggressor. as— particular singled out russia as the aggressor. as the _ particular singled out russia as the aggressor, as the one _ particular singled out russia as the aggressor, as the one responsiblel aggressor, as the one responsible for the _ aggressor, as the one responsible for the humanitarian _ aggressor, as the one responsible for the humanitarian catastrophe, | for the humanitarian catastrophe, and i
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including ukraine.- beyond. including ukraine. just to brin: ou beyond. including ukraine. just to bring you some — beyond. including ukraine. just to bring you some news _ beyond. including ukraine. just to bring you some news that - beyond. including ukraine. just to bring you some news that has - beyond. including ukraine. just to i bring you some news that has come beyond. including ukraine. just to - bring you some news that has come to us in the past hour or so. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is to make what's being called a "historic address" to british mps in the house of commons on tuesday. that has just been announced by the house speaker. meanwhile, the latest british military assessment of the fighting says russian forces are deliberately targeting ukraine's communications systems to prevent people getting access to reliable information. american military sources have said the russians are still meeting strong resistance, and that they haven't secured full control of ukrainian airspace. our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley has this update on th
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so, packed a treaty of neutrality for ukraine would rule out ukraine joining nato. it would also rule out ukraine joining the ration union and any other russian lead alliance . so, you know, what we need to focus on is maintaining the sovereignty of ukraine. of course, i mean, russian domination of ukraine, as i suggested, you know, the appointment of the russian government is impossible now. and must, of course, be absolutely rejected. but it still seems to me that we can learn from the cold war and the examples of finland and austria, that a treaty of neutrality is in fact, a perfectly good way out of this horrible war and not to distract. because the other thing you have to remember buttoned austria, i visited those countries during the cold war. you couldn't tell, they went part of the west. they couldn't be part of nato, but they were completely functioning. weston, free market democracies. i cannot understand why this aspect of things is not talked about more widely in, in the west and why why we could not negotiate a treaty of neutrality before this war. what
so, packed a treaty of neutrality for ukraine would rule out ukraine joining nato. it would also rule out ukraine joining the ration union and any other russian lead alliance . so, you know, what we need to focus on is maintaining the sovereignty of ukraine. of course, i mean, russian domination of ukraine, as i suggested, you know, the appointment of the russian government is impossible now. and must, of course, be absolutely rejected. but it still seems to me that we can learn from the cold...
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removed from ukraine. and that very same or similar number more, but more than 400000 was also the number russia used, but they painted a different picture. they said that these people wanted to leave voluntarily, and that they are helping them even financially. so claims and counterclaims there, which of course doesn't change the situation on the ground, which is that at this 100000 people remain trapped in mario poll. not only they are also in heavily shout channel. jeremy, if a place is lohan, keep sue me and others, so the humanitarian catastrophe keeps suffocating. so many parts of ukraine, regardless of what we cannot verify yet, because we cannot talk to people who apparently have been taken to russia or not. this is something that we will know as soon as actually we have access to talk to people and funny just briefly what's the sense amongst ukrainians about how much longer they can keep going under the circumstances the people i was speaking to of over the past week for example, they keep saying
removed from ukraine. and that very same or similar number more, but more than 400000 was also the number russia used, but they painted a different picture. they said that these people wanted to leave voluntarily, and that they are helping them even financially. so claims and counterclaims there, which of course doesn't change the situation on the ground, which is that at this 100000 people remain trapped in mario poll. not only they are also in heavily shout channel. jeremy, if a place is...
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russia's invasion of ukraine, saying only that it wants peace. but there are concerns that china could give it ally military or financial support in the war and processing the war with music. oscar winning composer hans zimmer kicks off a tour of europe with musicians who fled ukraine. ah, i am really mohammed walking to the program. russian forces have entered the center of the besieged city of mario, pulled a key port in the south east. that's been under attack for several weeks. taking mario pole as seen as a key strategic move from moscow that would open up a land corridor between russia and crimea. ukrainian troops on out fighting with russian forces over the as of style. steve plant in mar, your pull. a warning, some viewers may find some of the images in this report. disturbing. ukraine's port city of mario poll lies in ruins. this used to be a shopping center. now, it's just a shell. dead bodies, litter the streets. oh, those still standing left with almost nothing. rushes assault on the city has not let up with reports. russian forces ha
russia's invasion of ukraine, saying only that it wants peace. but there are concerns that china could give it ally military or financial support in the war and processing the war with music. oscar winning composer hans zimmer kicks off a tour of europe with musicians who fled ukraine. ah, i am really mohammed walking to the program. russian forces have entered the center of the besieged city of mario, pulled a key port in the south east. that's been under attack for several weeks. taking mario...
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select from ukraine in their region. it will still be included in ukraine and therefore it will be conquered by the germans. donbass does not want to be part of ukraine at all; firstly, there was no ukraine until recently; people living in the donbass remember the map and understand that something is not quite what they thought; in fact, ukraine can be considered chernihiv, poltava, podolsk, volyn and the kiev province, but all the rest of the regions inhabited by the alien, industrial, proletariat, who settled in these provinces. economically connected with the great cannon, they gravitate more towards industrial petrograd than peasant ukraine. moreover, the ukrainian language and ordinary literature are completely alien to them. donbass will get another chance to become independent a little later, when it creates the donetsk krivoy rog republic, its territory, a giant industrial region, including kharkiv and the yuzovka yekaterinoslav and krivoy rog, which included the territories of the present donetsk lugansk republi
select from ukraine in their region. it will still be included in ukraine and therefore it will be conquered by the germans. donbass does not want to be part of ukraine at all; firstly, there was no ukraine until recently; people living in the donbass remember the map and understand that something is not quite what they thought; in fact, ukraine can be considered chernihiv, poltava, podolsk, volyn and the kiev province, but all the rest of the regions inhabited by the alien, industrial,...
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the ukraine debate were willing to negotiate, were willing to stop the ukraine, the just being maximum of the month and the other way around. now the grains of the i've seen that and engaging without much hope or progress, neither side, yet really willing to me, major confessions. and so you can put that kind of clear, why should ukraine now given to these pretty far reaching the month, it has to be room in russia to mon, the military. they should be great. you have to make totally bundle direct attacks and a so called a d not cation, whatever that means the russians haven't made much attempt to explain that basically, russia cleaning the ukraine. democratically illegitimate. i need to be replaced without election by some method about using as a new can you give us an idea of what day to day life is like for people as this war rages? it really depends what part of the country you're in. so i'm hearing that even the far west, near the border with tones and the european. so europe in union nato, so far they haven't been much in the way of attacks on places like leave. and it is actually
the ukraine debate were willing to negotiate, were willing to stop the ukraine, the just being maximum of the month and the other way around. now the grains of the i've seen that and engaging without much hope or progress, neither side, yet really willing to me, major confessions. and so you can put that kind of clear, why should ukraine now given to these pretty far reaching the month, it has to be room in russia to mon, the military. they should be great. you have to make totally bundle...
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the air force has been ukraine's weakness. ukraine has invested and trained a lot of people on the ground because that has been the war they have been leading for the past 8 years until this a large scale invasion was on the ground. and russia, of course, has quite a big air force. so this is of course, something that would change the, the picture might change the picture, ukraine's f as has been doing much better than expected. also, thanks to some new weapons like the turkish combat drones. and it's something that the ukraine has said itself. it would really, really request and would really want from her from the, with your trans wishes and no flies on that nature would defend with would not do that. but this would before be a step into closing one of the gaps. now that he is just briefly, you are in cave, just bring us up to speed on the situation there and in the surrounding areas. this is key is main. a main street and, and, and, and we're busy place. usually people come here to shop too, to hang out too that you will see musicians playing here, street musicians. all of this is gone.
the air force has been ukraine's weakness. ukraine has invested and trained a lot of people on the ground because that has been the war they have been leading for the past 8 years until this a large scale invasion was on the ground. and russia, of course, has quite a big air force. so this is of course, something that would change the, the picture might change the picture, ukraine's f as has been doing much better than expected. also, thanks to some new weapons like the turkish combat drones....
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this all is ukraine. we had all legal rights to take it back but we are a peaceful country, we never planned to do it militarily. we used all diplomatic solutions to do so. and it is not only ukrainian desire, it is not only something that we believe, the whole civilised world believes and knows that crimea is ukraine and donetsk and luhansk in full is ukraine. and territorial sovereignty is something that should be and is sacred for any civilised country. ambassador, how do you see this war ending? well, i think it is a question for all civilised worlds. this war should not have started. i think it's unimaginable that in the 21st century, in the middle of europe, an authoritarian, brutal nuclear power would simply cross the border and attack an independent country. so, unfortunately, we don't have any other way to defend our country. but as we say in ukraine, if the russians. will stop shooting, this war will end. if ukrainians will stop shooting, we will lose our country. so we are defending our country
this all is ukraine. we had all legal rights to take it back but we are a peaceful country, we never planned to do it militarily. we used all diplomatic solutions to do so. and it is not only ukrainian desire, it is not only something that we believe, the whole civilised world believes and knows that crimea is ukraine and donetsk and luhansk in full is ukraine. and territorial sovereignty is something that should be and is sacred for any civilised country. ambassador, how do you see this war...
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i significant economic aid package to ukraine. ~' ,, . , ukraine. i think the united states is workin: ukraine. i think the united states is working in _ ukraine. i think the united states is working in conjunction - ukraine. i think the united states is working in conjunction with - ukraine. i think the united states is working in conjunction with uk | is working in conjunction with uk and all nato allies to try to improve ukraine's ability to defend itself against russian aggression. i think we have to prepare for a sustained effort. it's very likely this will be a prolonged conflict and we will need to continue to work with ukrainians hearing what is they need and continuing to provide anti—and anti—tank missiles but also the humanitarian and economic aid they require. the humanitarian and economic aid they require-— the humanitarian and economic aid they require. what about that public mood in the — they require. what about that public mood in the uk _ they require. what about that public mood in the uk about _ they require. what about t
i significant economic aid package to ukraine. ~' ,, . , ukraine. i think the united states is workin: ukraine. i think the united states is working in _ ukraine. i think the united states is working in conjunction - ukraine. i think the united states is working in conjunction with - ukraine. i think the united states is working in conjunction with uk | is working in conjunction with uk and all nato allies to try to improve ukraine's ability to defend itself against russian aggression. i think...
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over ukraine-— to stand in his way over ukraine. , , ., ., ., ., ukraine. this is now an age of wartime leaders. _ ukraine. this is now an age of wartime leaders. former - wartime leaders. former ukrainian prime minister posted online tutorial of how to make petrol bomb. they only make small explosions. you could —— across ukraine, they are making larger impacts. the across ukraine, they are making larger impacts-— larger impacts. the explosions are getting _ larger impacts. the explosions are getting louder _ larger impacts. the explosions are getting louder as _ larger impacts. the explosions are getting louder as russians| are getting louder as russians grow ever nearer. seizing this capital as the world looks on, is when our president putin was my prime objective, and everyone living here simply has no idea just how much force he is prepared to use to do that, and just how many people could die. children in the capital play in an underground world, mirroring the gruesome reality of what is unfolding above them. gunfire. overnight are now upsetting
over ukraine-— to stand in his way over ukraine. , , ., ., ., ., ukraine. this is now an age of wartime leaders. _ ukraine. this is now an age of wartime leaders. former - wartime leaders. former ukrainian prime minister posted online tutorial of how to make petrol bomb. they only make small explosions. you could —— across ukraine, they are making larger impacts. the across ukraine, they are making larger impacts-— larger impacts. the explosions are getting _ larger impacts. the...
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ukraine. now ukraine's president is cautiously optimistic, but expressed a little trust for moscow. dark more than unreservedly was it the we can say that the signals we hear from the talks are positive, but these signals can silence the explosions of russian shells. of course, we are seeing all the risks. of course, we are not seeing grounds to trust the words coming from representatives of the country that continues fighting to destroy us oman, brazil, more than a grain that ukraine supports the talks and will continue the negotiation process to the extent required. we are counting on the result. we must have real security for us for our country sovereignty, and our people, russian troops must leave occupied territories. our sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine must be guaranteed on the russians strike it. a government building nikolai, a ripping a hole through it. now at least 9 people were killed and 22 wounded. in other use, 5 people have been killed in shootings near the isra
ukraine. now ukraine's president is cautiously optimistic, but expressed a little trust for moscow. dark more than unreservedly was it the we can say that the signals we hear from the talks are positive, but these signals can silence the explosions of russian shells. of course, we are seeing all the risks. of course, we are not seeing grounds to trust the words coming from representatives of the country that continues fighting to destroy us oman, brazil, more than a grain that ukraine supports...
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itself has, not ukraine. ukraine, in this case, is being kept in the dark. we've already provided you with facts, talk to through the, about the spike in ukraine of dangerous lethal diseases which , there's no explanation for them with no usual facts. it could be linked to this kind of activity though. to date, again, we heard the argument that the biggest argument to prove that in ukraine there were no biological activities this -- they said the u.n. can't know about this secret military biological program. they are not shared with you and or with anybody else. i said before we put this item on the agenda, new facts have appeared and we will keep the security council abreast of the community about these facts, which i am sure it will be revealed in the near future. thank you very much. >> i think the representative of the russian federation for his statement. there are no more names. the meeting is adjourned. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> coming up
itself has, not ukraine. ukraine, in this case, is being kept in the dark. we've already provided you with facts, talk to through the, about the spike in ukraine of dangerous lethal diseases which , there's no explanation for them with no usual facts. it could be linked to this kind of activity though. to date, again, we heard the argument that the biggest argument to prove that in ukraine there were no biological activities this -- they said the u.n. can't know about this secret military...
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this is not what they're going to get. ukraine is strong, ukraine is fighting. we're ready to seek, balanced diplomatic solutions to put on and to this war, but we will not surrender russian foreign minister, sir. gale of rav quickly demonstrated just how far part the sides remain. even on the basic facts, we local union, the father, we didn't attack ukrainian. however, we just explained to ukraine repeatedly that a situation posed direct the security threat to the russian federation of i see, scuse, girls, or never of also said maternity hospital in that a you pulled that was bombed on wednesday, was empty of patients and occupied by far right militia members, just hours later, however rushes ministry defense denied the attack that happened at all claiming it was staged. but with russian efforts to press on, keep continuing to run into heavy resistance. many fear that moscow will increase it, indiscriminate bombardment and the w corresponding economy joined us. now from cave, nick, we've seen the pictures of finding in case suburbs. what is the latest your hear
this is not what they're going to get. ukraine is strong, ukraine is fighting. we're ready to seek, balanced diplomatic solutions to put on and to this war, but we will not surrender russian foreign minister, sir. gale of rav quickly demonstrated just how far part the sides remain. even on the basic facts, we local union, the father, we didn't attack ukrainian. however, we just explained to ukraine repeatedly that a situation posed direct the security threat to the russian federation of i see,...
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hope that the war in ukraine will end soon. however, they are fight for climate justice will probably continue for a very long time. ukrainian runner who fled her country last month as a one the jerusalem marathon. valentina veronica left ukraine with her 11 year old daughter while her husband was also a coach. stay behind. she told d w that fans back home had urge her to run for peace. just a few weeks ago, valentine of a red skirt was fleeing for her life. now the ukrainian marathon runner is trying to promote peace around the world, starting with the jerusalem marathon before the race, she told d w about the support she still has back home. and i got a lot of message from my grand kids, you know, from your grand osler's, from a lot of, from a lot of people from, again, law in i was a research these and a very this i stick here about the it wasn't usually wet and cold for the start of the jerusalem race. but after the journey she has been on, she just felt relieved to be running again. the race was a mixed event, so she cleve
hope that the war in ukraine will end soon. however, they are fight for climate justice will probably continue for a very long time. ukrainian runner who fled her country last month as a one the jerusalem marathon. valentina veronica left ukraine with her 11 year old daughter while her husband was also a coach. stay behind. she told d w that fans back home had urge her to run for peace. just a few weeks ago, valentine of a red skirt was fleeing for her life. now the ukrainian marathon runner is...
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oh ukraine, bodies. so the russian soldiers in these regards, we call in the i, c, r c, to set up a database of falling occupiers, prison as a wall on the basis of the central investigation agency of the i, c r c. as well as to provide assistance in returning the remains of the falling occupiers to russia. according to the ministry of education, more than 211 ukrainian schools have been damaged or destroyed by the russian military forces. since the beginning of the invasion, thousands of ukrainian children have been deprived from their right to education. according to the ministry of house of ukraine, as a marsh, 634 hospitals were destroyed. the world health organization has reported that 6 ukrainian doctors were killed and 11 wounded as a result of the russian sailings. given the threat of bombing and selling hospitals and their tours have moved their patients to the basement. the country is running low on critical medical supplies. therefore, we call on all the un hunter and missions to act decisively
oh ukraine, bodies. so the russian soldiers in these regards, we call in the i, c, r c, to set up a database of falling occupiers, prison as a wall on the basis of the central investigation agency of the i, c r c. as well as to provide assistance in returning the remains of the falling occupiers to russia. according to the ministry of education, more than 211 ukrainian schools have been damaged or destroyed by the russian military forces. since the beginning of the invasion, thousands of...
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i do hope that the west, especially germany, will aim as ukraine victory at ukraine's ukraine. prevailing and not getting get him into insane demands of this dictator for my korean diplomat, alexander sharp, i thank you very much for your time and your insights. thank ah. the world food program has warned that the russian invasion of ukraine could lead to a global food crisis. ukraine is normally one of the world's largest grain exporters, but with the war threatening this years harvest the shortfall and the higher prices will likely be found across the globe. and now ukrainian cells need food 8. a food delivery for ukraine's hungry. responding to a humanitarian crisis that didn't even exist a month ago. some of these supplies, however, were previously destined for hungry people in other parts of the world were show short of funds already. and now with ukraine. we've got we've got 50 percent ration for people, for example, in yemen, i've just cut 50 percent ration for 8000000 people these year, 50 percent rash? chad, 50 percent residence and 50 percent. don't have anything those who you'r
i do hope that the west, especially germany, will aim as ukraine victory at ukraine's ukraine. prevailing and not getting get him into insane demands of this dictator for my korean diplomat, alexander sharp, i thank you very much for your time and your insights. thank ah. the world food program has warned that the russian invasion of ukraine could lead to a global food crisis. ukraine is normally one of the world's largest grain exporters, but with the war threatening this years harvest the...
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hi, i'm a good dawn of reporting from ukraine. r t rushes ambassador to washington has called on the u. s. to immediately end to any illegal work that it may be performing with biological weapons in the former soviet union. as russia urges washington to disclose information about alleged u. s. collaboration with research programs in ukraine that could have been used for germ warfare. the u. s. administration justifies illegal and dangerous activities with standard tactics by accusing russia of all since it's uses groundless. anti the old arguments, as we say in russia, a guilty conscience needs no accuser. i dont you corresponded among costello is joining me in the studio, live up roma, lots of moving parts. incredibly complicated story. you can get lost, easily talk us through the latest develop. very true, it's a very complicated set. it's quite a lot of controversy and contradictory information coming from both the white house from ukraine and from russia as well. now we have the latest court where, according to russian officia
hi, i'm a good dawn of reporting from ukraine. r t rushes ambassador to washington has called on the u. s. to immediately end to any illegal work that it may be performing with biological weapons in the former soviet union. as russia urges washington to disclose information about alleged u. s. collaboration with research programs in ukraine that could have been used for germ warfare. the u. s. administration justifies illegal and dangerous activities with standard tactics by accusing russia of...
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mata respects the difference inside and outside ukraine.— outside ukraine. nato is so far refusin: outside ukraine. nato is so far refusing to _ outside ukraine. nato is so far refusing to follow _ outside ukraine. nato is so far refusing to follow what - outside ukraine. nato is so far- refusing to follow what volodymyr zelensky is calling for, that no fly zone over ukraine, the fears of where that might lead, an escalation of the conflict. of course, we have had threats from vladimir putin, referring to the possible use of the nuclear power that russia has. do you think it is right for nato not to get involved because of the fear of where that might lead? this form of where that might lead? this form of escalation. _ of where that might lead? this form of escalation, the _ of where that might lead? this form of escalation, the no _ of where that might lead? this form of escalation, the no fly _ of where that might lead? this form of escalation, the no fly zone, - of where that might lead? this form of escalation, the no fly zone, the i of escalation, the n
mata respects the difference inside and outside ukraine.— outside ukraine. nato is so far refusin: outside ukraine. nato is so far refusing to _ outside ukraine. nato is so far refusing to follow _ outside ukraine. nato is so far refusing to follow what - outside ukraine. nato is so far- refusing to follow what volodymyr zelensky is calling for, that no fly zone over ukraine, the fears of where that might lead, an escalation of the conflict. of course, we have had threats from vladimir putin,...
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and other case, the colon of which brothers both members of ukraine's communist party bend in ukraine, arrested by the as b. u. in an official statement. they are described as accomplices of occupants. some get arrested without official charges, like one of ukraine's most famous writers who is a critic of the country's leadership south of a model. on march 10th, 2022. he was detained by the security service of ukraine in his. he has apartment without charge. now my dad is in the louisiana, he remains center, but no charge has been still brought in city. dmitri dunn gear of a well known ukrainian political commentator, who strongly criticized zalinski, or alleged like of leadership you to appear on lie with regular, our long video analysis. one day he appeared in a short video, strangely dressed, and looking exhausted in the recording, he addressed rushes, leadership, musician mo, regardless of the military campaign result that will never be any acceptance of russia. no sympathy, no positive attitude towards the russian federation. it's on forces and to a large extent, ordinary citizen
and other case, the colon of which brothers both members of ukraine's communist party bend in ukraine, arrested by the as b. u. in an official statement. they are described as accomplices of occupants. some get arrested without official charges, like one of ukraine's most famous writers who is a critic of the country's leadership south of a model. on march 10th, 2022. he was detained by the security service of ukraine in his. he has apartment without charge. now my dad is in the louisiana, he...
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ukraine — reporting from the front lines. three weeks in, and despite the continuing diplomacy, kyiv is a city on edge. nowhere is safe. this russian aggression is spreading westwards towards lviv — until now, a relatively safe city. and after 18 days, this missile attack on ukraine's international centre for peacekeeping and security, a0 km north of lviv and 20 from the polish border, well, that marked an escalation. many are trapped in cities under heavy bombardment, and ukraine is facing a deepening humanitarian catastrophe. as the conflict enters its 19th day, russia's forces step up their campaign to capture ukraine's major cities. siren wails. here in kyiv, the sounds of artillery and sirens are ever—present. russian troops are on the outskirts of the capital and getting closer. at least one person dies and 12 are injured after a russian air strike on a block of flats in the north of kyiv. jeremy bowen witnesses the aftermath in a city feeling this war more and more. this is the nightmare for the city. more attacks
ukraine — reporting from the front lines. three weeks in, and despite the continuing diplomacy, kyiv is a city on edge. nowhere is safe. this russian aggression is spreading westwards towards lviv — until now, a relatively safe city. and after 18 days, this missile attack on ukraine's international centre for peacekeeping and security, a0 km north of lviv and 20 from the polish border, well, that marked an escalation. many are trapped in cities under heavy bombardment, and ukraine is facing...
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also coming up, ukraine says its forces have retaken a key town near the capital heave that ukraine's president warden's russian troops are regrouping to seize it back and elsewhere. the country continues to suffer heavy damage. ah, i manuscripts mckinnon. welcome to the program. we start with what could be some tentative 1st steps towards peace in ukraine. after a round of negotiations in turkey, russia said it would drastically reduce its military activity and northern ukraine, including near the capital cave and around the city of chinese. now russia also said it was prepared to set up a meeting between both countries leaders. this is the 1st sign of real progress since peace talks began. but some western leaders have express skepticism, saying moscow must now back up its words with action. a tense atmosphere in turkey with so much at stake. ukrainian and russian negotiators hold there 1st in person talks in 2 weeks previous negotiations in belarus and online have struggled to achieve lasting results. but the mood after this round appeared cautiously optimistic. music i let in the
also coming up, ukraine says its forces have retaken a key town near the capital heave that ukraine's president warden's russian troops are regrouping to seize it back and elsewhere. the country continues to suffer heavy damage. ah, i manuscripts mckinnon. welcome to the program. we start with what could be some tentative 1st steps towards peace in ukraine. after a round of negotiations in turkey, russia said it would drastically reduce its military activity and northern ukraine, including near...
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ukraine did nothing to provoke this. ukraine was never a threat to russia. even after russia grabbed crimea illegally in 2014, even though we had all the legal right to take it back, we never tried it, we never used anything about diplomacy to restore our territorial integrity. so this is totally unprovoked, brutal war by russian criminal forces in ukraine, where they are suffering losses. we have more than 11,000 russians killed already in ukraine. they are hiding this information from their people. 11,000. it's almost the same, it was 15,000 that was killed during the soviet invasion in afghanistan during ten years. it's 11,000 during 11 days only, ten days because this is yesterday's information, because we are defending our homes. >> madam ambassador, you just said 11,000 russian fatalities. could you tell us about the casualties and fatalities of ukrainians as a result of this war? >> i don't have the exact numbers. again, you have to understand, it's a full-fledged war. so while the army is reporting on the fatalities of the enemy because they record i
ukraine did nothing to provoke this. ukraine was never a threat to russia. even after russia grabbed crimea illegally in 2014, even though we had all the legal right to take it back, we never tried it, we never used anything about diplomacy to restore our territorial integrity. so this is totally unprovoked, brutal war by russian criminal forces in ukraine, where they are suffering losses. we have more than 11,000 russians killed already in ukraine. they are hiding this information from their...
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in ukraine, was you guys saw you, and in the far south ukraine's biggest port odessa, he's under threat to hear frantic efforts have been underway for days to build defences against a possible leech landing multiple vessels belonging to russia's black sea fleet. hover on the horizon, including lending ships and support craft. ukraine's military is very much still in this fight, reinforced by supplies of weapons from abroad. they've been able to apply real pressure to the russian advance, slowing the progress of a vast column of artillery and soldiers heading for the capital keith. along its route, once sleepy commuter towns lie in ruins, a foretaste of what may be in store for keep the apparent aim to encircle the city and besiege it. from his bunker under heavy guard president followed me at zelinski wages, a relentless communications campaign, rallying resistance, and calling in foreign support. yeah, please press it never use. but we have been seeing this for a long time that ukraine is seeking for protections for our home soil and our own people. best protections have not been provi
in ukraine, was you guys saw you, and in the far south ukraine's biggest port odessa, he's under threat to hear frantic efforts have been underway for days to build defences against a possible leech landing multiple vessels belonging to russia's black sea fleet. hover on the horizon, including lending ships and support craft. ukraine's military is very much still in this fight, reinforced by supplies of weapons from abroad. they've been able to apply real pressure to the russian advance,...
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for transfer to ukraine. now the megs are important because these are planes that ukrainian pilots know how to fly. but just in the last few minutes we have had us officials come out and say we were not consulted on this offer from poland is so in a sense we're seeing these negotiations take place in public. so it's not yet clear . if those mig 20 nines will be transferred to us control at ramstein air base. and if so, then they would be transferred onto ukraine. but clearly this is something that ukraine is asking for. now poland is saying it's willing to do this. i guess the next move is up to the united states and sounds like their officials have been blindsided there. now russia has warned western countries not to get directly involved. if nato countries supply ukraine with fighter jets to shoot down russian planes, won't russia see this? as a clear provocation? i think that russia sees everything as a provocation. nato expanding to take in eastern european members as a provocation, ukraine's very existen
for transfer to ukraine. now the megs are important because these are planes that ukrainian pilots know how to fly. but just in the last few minutes we have had us officials come out and say we were not consulted on this offer from poland is so in a sense we're seeing these negotiations take place in public. so it's not yet clear . if those mig 20 nines will be transferred to us control at ramstein air base. and if so, then they would be transferred onto ukraine. but clearly this is something...
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he does not simply hate ukraine, he pretends to say that the problem is ukraine to join nato. he simply want secret to stop exist. and he wants our human rights to be destroyed. putin is a danger to the whole world right now. that is why the whole world is united in order to fight against this atrocious war launched in ukraine. >> inna sovsun, we are thinking of you and everyone you. no they're in kyiv and in kharkiv. thank you for taking a few moments to talk to us an update us. we appreciate it. now, while russia's economy is plummeting from sanctions, reports show the u.s. economy is slowly beginning to recover from the pandemic over the past two years. this friday, the labor department is expected to show more jobs added in decline in unemployment. despite fears of more inflation and the u.s. admitted the ukraine crisis, the economy does appear to be going, joining me now is reporter and anchor fussy and bc, had lead amble, thank you so much for joining. us it looks like there are signs of hope in the economy? is that what you're seeing, how do you sum this up? . no doubt
he does not simply hate ukraine, he pretends to say that the problem is ukraine to join nato. he simply want secret to stop exist. and he wants our human rights to be destroyed. putin is a danger to the whole world right now. that is why the whole world is united in order to fight against this atrocious war launched in ukraine. >> inna sovsun, we are thinking of you and everyone you. no they're in kyiv and in kharkiv. thank you for taking a few moments to talk to us an update us. we...
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andre, from the ukraine. he will turn to the ukraine later this week. he will go to battle. the legs that i brought here to give to recipients, we will make sure he returns home with the most advanced process take legs that he could wear into battle. i think it is one of those examples, it is the truth in this world that god is at play even when we least expect it and may be totally unaware of what is happening. number one, i have proud and honored to be able to say where this into battle. >> and to give a message to the ukrainian people, and that is this. the american people and congress and by self, we stand with you. host: again, if you want to -- you can go to the twitter feed for more that. one of the things that took leasing congress yesterday, the house passing a bill to make lynching a federal crime. the new york times says that the measure passed on monday would categorize lynching as a crime carrying a penalty of up to years in prison. democrats ever public in health the action is historic. one of the house most conservative members made a request of -- memorialize
andre, from the ukraine. he will turn to the ukraine later this week. he will go to battle. the legs that i brought here to give to recipients, we will make sure he returns home with the most advanced process take legs that he could wear into battle. i think it is one of those examples, it is the truth in this world that god is at play even when we least expect it and may be totally unaware of what is happening. number one, i have proud and honored to be able to say where this into battle....
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it's been 3 weeks since russia launch is invasion of ukraine. ukraine cities are being bombarded from land, sea, and air. as the destruction worsens, the warring sides are discussing a ceasefire. both sides are warning of significant differences, but one possibility is ukraine declaring its neutrality like sweden or austria and the ukrainians were announcing their ambitions to join nato, as well as promising not to host foreign military bases or weapons. in exchange, ukraine would get protection from allies such as the u. s. britain and turkey. so far ukraine's leaders have rejected russia's proposals. ukraine is now in a direct state of war with russia. as a result, the model can only be ukrainian and only on legally verified security guarantees. even the in cbs in india received initially, sheila, through the problems which are fundamental for russia for all future of your current neutrality, ukraine's demilitarization. we indiana situation we way and we are ready to discuss it, talks national, our country lead is best to organize in whole these talks understanding that every possib
it's been 3 weeks since russia launch is invasion of ukraine. ukraine cities are being bombarded from land, sea, and air. as the destruction worsens, the warring sides are discussing a ceasefire. both sides are warning of significant differences, but one possibility is ukraine declaring its neutrality like sweden or austria and the ukrainians were announcing their ambitions to join nato, as well as promising not to host foreign military bases or weapons. in exchange, ukraine would get...