since the beginning of this invasion, they have ports on the black sea. they have historically operated there. it would be difficult to be able to tell you that this one shipping out of commission -- what exactly the impact will be. the reason i said that is because naval components of the war has been fairly limited to two things. number one, cruise missile strikes and replenishment and resupplying their efforts in the south. there are 400 or 500 sailors on board. it is designed for air defense. it will have impact on the capability. certainly in the near term. whether it is in the long term, that is unclear right now. we just don't have a clearer sense of the damage done and what impact it will have on the ship's future. >> a defense official said that other ships in the black he had this explosion move for whatever reason. does that change the fact that these other ships have moved further away from the coast? does that change the ability to launch cruise missiles? >> i would not -- i don't think that would have a dramatic impact on their ability to la

the must car was the main ship in russia's black sea fleet. it's lost marks, a significant reduction in russia's fire power in the area, and a huge symbolic blow. for moscow. it is russia analyst, constantine aga, explains just how significant the loss of that warship is. for russia, it is done in did i surgery as of the soviet on nothing more got could have been imagined that well, it is a blow to prestige. definitely. it is a very practical blow to the black sea lead to rob. all calling mentioned 16 cruise missiles. i spoke to navy experts today all through the day, and they told me that around about 70 a cruise missiles were before law within the parcels of the at bleckley. that means basically like more than 20 percent are off now. and finally, it is important that moscow, which was actually, i really can called slobber or glory in russian in the saw the day that was commission in 1983, i was supposed to be the main air defense platform for the whole lexi fleet. it was on with, well, fairly balanced. edit has miss out that they failed to i

but cities on ukraine's black sea coast remain on alert. our correspondent catherine byaruhanga is in odesa. southern ukraine has lived in fear of russia's navy, which is stationed in the black sea just behind me. this historic city, odesa, which has the country's biggest ports would be a great prize for the invading forces — but so far, russia has been prevented from taking it by land, and its navy stopped from reaching its shores. the russian cruiser, the moskva, is believed to have led a fleet of 25—30 ships which have been firing missiles at ukraine. odesa's mayor told me it was believed that the warship had been destroyed — but he warned the situation was still dangerous. translation: unfortunately, | the enemy has missiles not only on the cruiser moskva, but also on the land, in crimea, too. we can see it, as there were attacks in ukraine last night — they were done from the territory of crimea. and there was another reminder of the threat from russia. in the hours after the moskva sank, rockets hit the city of mykolaiv, to th

there are still other russian ships in the black sea, _ like? there are still other russian ships in the black sea, but - like? there are still other russian ships in the black sea, but this i like? there are still other russian. ships in the black sea, but this was the flagship. this ship had significant firepower. it has been used to launch cruise missiles into ukraine. they are going to miss it, they are certainly going to miss it was like dan, it's good to talk to you, talking to us from the washington post. the grandmother of a british man who has been captured in ukraine says she's horrified by images of him being shown on russian tv, and has called for him to be treated humanely. aiden aslin was fighting with ukrainian forces in the besieged city of mariupol, when he told family he was having to surrender to russian forces. here's our correspondent emma vardy. if you're watching this, it means that we've surrendered. the last words to loved ones from within one of the desperate places on earth. we ran out of ammunition. didn't really have

the scourge of the black sea now buried at the bottom of it. the moskva, or �*moscow�* in english, was a symbol of russia's military might, and crucial to its operations in ukraine. what caused its demise remains disputed. ukraine says it hit the moskva with neptune cruise missiles launched from the coast. russia would only admit there had been a fire on board after ammunition exploded. the 12,500—tonne ship was operating in an undisclosed location in the black sea when the incident occurred. it was being towed back to the port in bad weather when the moskva sunk. so this is a real moment of truth for russia, frankly, you know, early on. eventually, the truth typically does come out, but there is usually some kind of narrative around it and this seems a bit more forthright than we have seen in many of the weeks preceding. the satellite images show the moskva in port earlier this month. the warship had played a key role in russia's military campaign in syria and was leading the naval assault on ukraine. all this made it an important symbol

when he tried to capture ukraine's snake island in the black sea. i was in the last month, the man behind those words was awarded a metal for his bravery. initially fit killed, he and other soldiers were taken captive before being freed and a prisoner exchange. the moscow with the main shipping rushes black sea fleet, armed with 16 cruise missiles, as well as long range defense system. if you cranes claim is true, that defense system appears to have fail catastrophically. so how significant is the last of the mascara? i put that to w. russia and list constantine exit. well, it is very significant filled because all was the whole last wall which you used to be called slobber, glory in russian. in the saw the is the only or maybe even was the only water ship in the black sea. later the disability knew that was the only ship that could conduct operations in the open ocean and globally, all other ships are much more and much more limited capacity. number 2, if it's true, that 16 missiles world war that is probably about warm tips of the whole christmas

the moscow was seriously damaged today in the black sea. but how that damage came about depends on who you talk to. ukraine says it's missiles hit the vessel, but russia has only acknowledged that a fire started aboard the ship. the most of us crew has been evacuated and the boat has been taken back to port either way. russia's flagship in the black sea is now out of commission as it turned out, this new ukrainian postage stamp was prophetic, showing off just hours before the incident by president automated lensky with the message. the russian ball ship always has only one direction. russia blames a fire for the damage and says to ship is still afloat. ukraine now has a slightly different take and i work a lot better senior. when you put up in the black sea region, the most 5 warship was hit by next year and he ship massaro sustained damage. the fire started, the other ships, tried to provide assistance to storm and the powerful explosion of ammunition turn this back in and it started sinking stuff done with it. the mosque came to prominenc

in the saw the is the only or maybe even was the only water ship in the black sea. later, a civilian knew that was the only ship that could conduct operations in the open ocean and globally, all other ships are much more and much more limited capacity. number 2, if it's true, that 16 missiles world war that is probably about one 5th of the whole christmas style armaments that the black sea fleet pans. number 3, of course the, the, the, the, the slab of the, the most glass was modernize. it was, it was a very important ship for put in because it was actually supporting rushes operations in syria in 2015, 2016. and then it went the very, very profound overhaul modernization between 2020. so essentially you have a modernized, upgraded sheep, which was, which was not hit by miss. and look, this is not a tractor. it takes yes, to reconstruct rebuild it. i am, frankly speaking, i think the, the, the only the only benefit is for those who i have no doubt about it. told me that budget's organization now they are better than this one. now, just shifting subjects slightly. mo

so this is a flat shape of a flagship of the black sea fleet. how significant is its loss, whether it by be by ukrainian fire or by faults on board? well, it is very significant filled because almost the whole last bog, which you used to be called sla glory in russian in the saw the is the only or maybe even was the only water ship in the black sea deflated to the civilian. knew that was the only ship that could conduct operations in the open ocean and globally. all other ships are much more and have much more limited capacity. number 2, if it's true, that 16 missiles world war that is probably about one 5th of the whole christmas style arguments that the black sea fleet pans. number 3, of course the, the, the, the, the slob of the, the most gloss was modernize. it was, it was a very important ship for fortune because it was actually supporting rushes operations in syria in 2015, 2016. and then it went the very, very profound overall modernization between 20182020. so essentially you have a modernized, upgraded, cheap, which was, which was not h

they are black sea nations. they have ports in the black sea. they still have many ships at sea in the black sea and the sea of lasov. >> martha: these are ships that are firing missiles into odesa. >> yes, ma'am. >> martha: let's talk about this "new york times" report. president biden said the united states is already a major provider of defensive armorments to ukraine, would add 800 million in security aid. does the pentagon still see our commitment as defensive aid? >> no. what we're describing is weapons and systems that are helping ukraine defend itself because it is on the defense since they were invaded by russia. we're not getting hung up on words like offensive and defensive. you can see the list. it's helping them defend themselves, their troops, cities, towns and people every day. if you look at that package that the president signed yesterday, it's really designed very much more specifically and tailored to the kind of fighting that we think the ukrainians will be experiencing in the donbas. artillery. counter artillery radar system

the moscow has sunk in the black sea. now the vessel was being towed back to port in stormy weather. and it happened just hours after ukraine says that its missiles hit the ship damage again, as it turned out, this new ukrainian postage stamp was prophetic, shown off just hours before the incident by president automated lensky with the message. the russian ball ship always has only one direction. russia blames a fire for the damage and says to ship is still afloat. ukraine now has a slightly different take. i work a, a better senior when you put up in the black sea region, the most 5 warship was hit by next year and ship me sustained damage. the fire started the other ships, tried to provide assistance in the storm and the powerful explosion of ammunition turn this back in, started sinking stuff done with it. the mosque came to prominence at the start of the war being told to go f itself. when he tried to capture ukraine's snake island in the black sea. i the last months the man behind those words was awarded a metal for

>> through still other russian ships in the black sea but this was the flagship. it had significant firepower and had been used to launch missiles into ukraine. they're certainly going to miss it. >> dan, thank you very much indeed. from the "washington post." the grandmother of a british man who has been captured in ukraine says she's horrified by images of him being shown on russian tv and has called for him to be treated humanely. he was fighting in the besieged city of nar iupol when he was told he had to surrender to rushingen forces. >> the last words to loved ones from within one of the most desperate places on earth. >> run out of am medication. -- ammunition. didn't really this have any other choice but to sinnedder. >> for weeks he and his unit held off russian forkses as long as they could. two days ago his family received a phone call as he explained they were having to surrender. >> to lay down our arms and held towards the russian shoalings. >> i knew that the ammunition situation was very low and they wouldn't have surrendered if they'd still got am

the ship was seen in the black sea only a few days ago. a presidential visit on deck a few years back shows russia's pride in the missile cruiser and the embarrassment of its loss. ukraine's president referred to it in his address on the 50th night of the war. translation: ukraine is defended by our people, all our people, - those who stop the advance of endless columns of russian equipment, those who rebuff constant attacks in donbas, those who have shown that russian ships can go only to the bottom. the moskva already appears on stamps as a symbol of ukrainian defiance. it has become a popular resistance image after ukrainian soldiers on a black sea island refused to surrender and told the ship firmly to go away. now it's propaganda value is even greater. translation: it is a symbol of this war for people who are suffering - and fighting in the battle zones. for them, it is inspiring. it is the motto of the war. it is kind of a symbol of ukrainian resistance. russia's biggest military warship and it has the name moskva, - very symbolic,

the scourge of the black sea now buried at the bottom of it. the moskva — or �*moscow�* in english — was a symbol of russia's military might and crucial to its operations in ukraine. what caused its demise remains disputed. ukraine says it hit the moskva with neptune cruise missiles launched from the coast. russia would only admit there had been a fire on board after ammunition exploded. the 12,500—tonne ship was operating in an undisclosed location in the black sea when the incident occurred. it was being towed back to the port of sevastopol in bad weather when the moskva sunk. so this is a real moment of truth for russia, frankly, you know, early on. eventually, the truth typically does come out, but there is usually some kind of narrative around it and this seems a bit more forthright than we have seen in many of the weeks preceding. the satellite images show the moskva in port earlier this month. the warship had played a key role in russia's military campaign in syria and was leading the naval assault on ukraine. all this made it

the flagship of its black sea fleet have sunk. russia says it happened as the vessel was being towed back to port in a storm. ukraine says it's missiles took out the ship, also coming up an additional $800000000.00 worth of weapons for ukraine, courtesy of the united states. ukraine says it needs the armed to repel a new russian assault from the east and domestic terrorism in germany. police say they've arrested for members of an extremist group plotting to overthrow democracy . they say the group also plan to kidnap the countries help minister over his support for coven 19 walked down. met. ah, i bring gov. it's good to have you with us. we begin tonight with a major blow to russia's navy. it has now been confirmed that its main worship in the black sea, the moskva have suck while being poor toad back to port in stormy weather. earlier today, russia acknowledged that the ship had caught fire following an explosion. ukraine says that fire was caused by its missiles, which hit the vessel on wednesday off the port of odessa. as it turned out, this new ukrainian postage stamp was prophe

this might be the i most spectacular ship loss in the black sea fleet, may in history. i the black sea fleet, may in histo . . ~ ., , history. i mean, ukraine is sa in: history. i mean, ukraine is saying it — history. i mean, ukraine is saying it is _ history. i mean, ukraine is saying it is due _ history. i mean, ukraine is saying it is due to - history. i mean, ukraine is saying it is due to their. saying it is due to their missile strikes, that this ship has been damaged. russia not giving that detail, we understand everyone has been evacuated?— evacuated? that in and of itself what _ evacuated? that in and of itself what the _ evacuated? that in and of itself what the russian i evacuated? that in and of i itself what the russian state media is putting out which will be its best foot forward a pretty devastating admission, one of their most largest, most capable ships is no longer operational in the black sea. the moskva was a key component to how the russian navy was operating in the black sea, menacing ukrainian forces from shore. ., , , . menacing ukrainian forces from shore.

and so far, the russian black sea fleet had remained intact. but now after the ukraine, particularly receiving the weapons more and more from the nato countries, we can see that now the watches are coming under the range of the weapons that are being used by ukraine, which advised, say as a defense and security analyst wiki strata. a global risk consultancy join been alive from bias from washington, d. c. mr. watts good, have you all now to 0 again. how much of a blow is this thinking? considering was talented by the russians as its pride and joy. it is a very severe symbolic blow. this was the main, the most important ship, at least in terms of prestige and profile in the russian black sea fleet. it also was the ship that was involved in the famous sentiment and beginning in the war and snake island when it can for the ship. confronted some brave ukrainian soldiers who resisted the attempted seizure of the island in terms of capabilities. it's an older ship. soviet era, it has not been used till launched the long range cruise missiles were see

the flagship of its black sea fleet has sunk. russia says the incident happened as the vessel was being towed back to fort in the storm. ukraine says it's miss allison took out the ship, also coming up. more evidence emerges of atrocities committed by russian troops before they left northern ukraine. our correspondent meets eye witnesses in one town. the unprecedented flooding in south africa washes away homes and roads, leaving hundreds dead rescue. teams are continuing their desperate search for survivors. our reporter is on the ground in the city of dover. ah, you know, i'm told me, or lady boy, it's good to have you with us. russia's military has confirmed that its main warship in the black sea moskva has sunk, while being towed back to port in stormy weather. earlier, moscow acknowledged that the ship had caught fire following an explosion. ukraine is taking credit, seeing the fire was caused by it's muscles which hit the vessel on wednesday off the port of odessa. as it turned out, this new ukrainian posted stamp was prophetic showing off just hours before the incident by presiden

sea across the black the. we need to export an opening markets and in the conflict. but there are strategic reserves around the world that can be relieved. the natural gas that can provide some relief and the pressure on the price. will anyone do that? because what i see in kind of, i did you tell me i'm telling you as a consumer, tell me as an expert, go ahead. no look. i mean, it's a critical question, right? so, you know, once the government start doing this and they start intervening in energy market prices, it can, it can have a lot of military effect because some people have bought and sold based on market prices. but if we want to avoid the catastrophic food catastrophe that's about to hit us, we need to drop the price of ammonia fertilizer. we need to drop the price of natural gas. we need to get government around the world to release their natural gas reserve war very quickly resolve a trade agreement that allows russia to export natural gap in an open way without sanction. because the sanction are ma

the flagship of its black sea fleet has sunk. russia says the incident happened as the vessel was being towed back to port in a storm. ukraine says it's missiles took out the ship, also coming up more evidence of atrocities committed by ukraine, by russia's troops before they left, nor the new crane is coming to light. our correspondent needs eye witnesses in one town near keith and domestic terrorism in germany. please say they've arrested for members of an extremist group plotting to overthrow democracy. they say the group also planned to kidnap the german health minister over his support for coven 19 lockdown measures. ah, and i am told me all logical welcome. rushes military has confirmed that its main war ship in the black sea. the moskva has sunk, while being towed back to port in stormy weather. earlier moscow acknowledged that the ship had caught fire following an explosion. ukraine is taking credit, saying the fire was caused by its missiles, which hit the vessel on wednesday off the port of odessa. as it turned out, this new ukrainian posted stamp prosthetic showing off just h

the moscow have sunk in the black sea. it was being towed back to port in stormy weather, just hours earlier. ukraine says that its missiles hit the ship, possibly igniting a fire on board. as it turned out, this new ukrainian postage stamp was prophetic, showing off just hours before the incident by president brought him lensky with the message. the russian warship always has only one direction. russia blames a fire for the damage. ukraine now has a slightly different take on i work there, better seniors or you put up in the black sea region. the mosque far warship was hit by next june until ship myself and sustained substantial damage in the fire started other ships tried to provide assistance in that, but a storm and the powerful explosion of ammunition turned the ship overview and it started sinking after north it the moscow came to prominence at the start of the war being told to go f itself when he tried to capture ukraine, snake island in the black sea. oh, yeah. oh oh. so i literally just last month, the man behind

what happens in the black sea doesn't stay in the black sea. there are trade routes, transit lanes and it's important to the economies of black sea nations, bulgaria, romania, turkey and georgia and also the nations who are inland and land locked because they use the danube river to ship commercial goods and military goods down the danube into the black sea and out the bostras and around the world. there have been reports, isolated reports of mines floating around in the turkish straits in the bospras. i remember a decade ago moammar gadhafi was able to shut down the straits in a humanitarian relief with just four mines. so i hope that we have a maritime strategy to get back into the black sea. during the attack on georgia in 2008 it wasn't long before the united states navy had the commandship into the port of atumi to provide relief for the georgians after that port and many of their cities had been destroyed. the most important thing about this is other people are watching us and i mean china. so if we're not able to open up those routes and

of azov and the black sea. i couldn't tell you if the "moskva" participated in that. >> on the u.s. visa, the u.s. will be providing them to ukraine, will these unmanned surface vehicles be armed or what will they provide ukraine? >> they are designed to help ukraine with coastal defense needs. i think i'll leave it at that. i won't get into the specific capabilities. they're designed to help ukraine with coastal defense needs. >> as the next tranche of 800 million goes in, is there any concern that because these are more advanced weapons, russia may contest those supply lines? have those supply lanes remain uncontested to this point? >> all i can do is tell you what we're seeing today. flights are still going in to shipment sites in the region. ground movement is still occurring of this material inside ukraine. every single day there are security assistance, weapons and material and support equipment that is getting into ukrainian hands and as we've said before, we'll keep doing that as much as we can, as fast

sea fleet operations that are blockading ukraine from the south and the black sea, maritime economy, that's all shut off. now the ability to do that is somewhat degraded. a good indication that it was a short-based missile that hit the ship or two missiles is the black sea fleet has moved out farther away from ukraine. having said that, it also demonstrates a couple of things, they have to be considering now. any thought of an amphibious landing in odesa has gone out the window. finally, the most interesting point, according to ukrainian intelligence that reported three special flights from moscow to far north of russia, i think those were people going up to assess the ability to recover the ship or weapons on that ship in the black sea because that's where the navy hub is really at up there for technical recovery and salvage up there. so i think that they're very concerned about the sinking of the ship and the possibility that something is on that ship that they don't want other people to know about. >> this is why the ukrainians were desperately asking for anti-ship missiles, right

the flagship of russia's black sea fleet has been severely damaged by a blast. the russian defense ministry says, i mean to show on board it's warship muscular exploded. but the corny military says it was, it struck the vessel with cruise missiles, 500 crew members have been rescued. meanwhile, russia says it's now in full control of the port in the ukranian city of mattie pole. the criminal claims, more than 1000 ukrainian marines have surrendered. ukraine says its troops are still fighting. tens of thousands civilians are trumped in the city, which has been on the relentless bombardment for weeks now. it's mayor has a keys, russian forces of covering up all crimes which moscow has denied. go straight to correspond. dorothy jabari his life in moscow. what exactly of russia said about this flagship? well, according to the russian defense ministry, this vessel was in the area between the port city of odessa and at nikolai, of on wednesday evening in the black sea, when a fire broke out on board. and then the ammunition i exploded as well as a result of that fire.

when he tried to capture ukraine, snake island in the black sea. i was in the last month, the man behind those words was awarded a metal for his bravery. initially fit killed, he and the soldiers were taken captive before being freed and a prisoner exchange. the moscow with the main shape in russia as black sea fleet, armed with 16 cruise missiles, as well as long range defense system. if you cranes claim is true, that defense system appears to have failed catastrophically. we'll have a quick look at a couple of other headlines away from the war. israeli security forces have killed 5 palestinians in the occupied the west bank of the past 24 hours. israel, his lord socratic down on militant following a wave of deadly attacks on israelis in the past 3 weeks. 12 is writers have been killed, video said to show hundreds of covered 19 patient sleeping in cramped facilities in shanghai in circulating on chinese social media. a strict 0 cove, it policies being enforced in the city, including a mandatory medical quarantine, the people who test positive beij

russia admitting one of its most important washiprships sunk in black sea. the ukrainians took it out. russia denies that. but the ukrainians' claim is believed to be credible. a 26-year-old black man was shot dead by a police officer during a traffic stop last week. the latest on the investigation coming up. >>> and cnn's reporter in shanghai, china giving us an up close look at life under covid and the week-long lockdown. >> reporter: the extent of my freedom is all the way to here, the compound gate. still double locked. it's been like that for almost a month. >> weeks

and russia's most iortant ship on the black sea out of commission. russia is telling a different story. viewers around the world welcome. we begin with more money and more weapons for ukraine. u.s. president biden has approved an additional 800 million dollars worth of military assistance to ukraine. the package includes heavy artillery and helicopters and comes just after -- just as -- >> marty ball is in ruin. the u.s. says it is once again sending arms to ukraine to stop russia's destruction of the country. >> today the president announced and authorized another presidential drawdown of security assistance valued at $800 million tailored to meet urgent needs for today's fight as forces shift the focus of their forces to ukraine. >> the president expressed his gratitude. i am sincerely thankful for the support. the need for more arms is urgent as convoys converge on ukraine. analysts say the americans weapons are suited to ukraine's defense. >> you want systems like that they can fire away from where you are trying to break up the military on befor

the scourge of the black sea now buried at the bottom of it. the moskva or moscow in english was a symbol of russia's military might and crucial to its operations in ukraine. what caused its demise remains disputed. ukraine says it had the moskva with neptune cruise missiles launched from the coast. russia would only admit there had been a fire on board after ammunition exploded. the 12 point 5000 ton ship was operating in an undisclosed location in the black sea when the incident occurred. it was being towed back to the port in bad weather when the moskva sunk. 50 bad weather when the moskva sunk. , bad weather when the moskva sunk, , , ., bad weather when the moskva sunk. , , ., ., ., sunk. so this is a real moment of truth for _ sunk. so this is a real moment of truth for russia. _ sunk. so this is a real moment of truth for russia. eventually | of truth for russia. eventually the truth typically does come out but there is usually some kind of narrative around it and this seems a bit more forthright than we have seen in many of the weeks pre

the flagship of its black sea fleet has sunk. russia says the incident happened as a vessel was being towed back to port in a storm. ukraine says it's mister house took out the ship, also coming up. more evidence of atrocities committed by russian troops before they left northern ukraine. coming to light, our correspondence meets eye witnesses in one town near keith. ah, i am told me aladdin boy. it's good to have you with us. russia's military has confirmed that its main warship in the black sea. the moscow has sunk while being towed back to port in stormy weather. earlier must go acknowledge that the ship had caught fire following an explosion. ukraine is taking credit, saying the file was caused by its muscles which hit the vessel on wednesday off the port of odessa. as it turned out, this new ukrainian posted stamp was prophetic showing off just hours before the incident by president leukemia zalinski. with a message the russian warship always has only one direction. russia blames a fire for the loss. ukraine though, has a slightly different take down the warfare, better seniors o

a season of special programming, anal josie ah, the flagship of russia's black sea fleet is badly damaged off an explosion on board . moscow says it was an accident, but ukraine claims it was hit by messiah. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera live from dough. are also coming up. russia says ukraine's port city of mario pal has fallen, and more than a 1000 ukrainian troops of surrender, but came, says this to resistance in the city. a 14 year old boys among 3 palestinians killed buys radio security forces in the latest rates in the occupied west and heavy floods in south africa. killed more than 250 people, and the thousands of others without homes or shelter. russia says it's now in full control of the ports in the ukrainian city of matter you pull, but ukraine denies this. tens of thousands of civilians are trapped in the besieged city, which has been under relentless bombardment, its mer cusack, russian forces of covering up war crimes which moscow denies. from the viv, rob mcbride has the latest russian state television. this broadcasting pictures that it says shows dozens

it's after the sinking of the flagship of russia's black sea fleet. ukraine claims its missiles destroyed the moskva, but the kremlin says it was damaged by a fire onboard. meanwhile, in an exclusive bbc interview in his war bunker, ukraine's president says continuing attacks from russia are damaging chances of a peace deal. bucha, borodyanka, mariupol. so i don't have, you know, it's not about me, it's more about russia. the first asylum seekers could be flown from the uk to rwanda in weeks, according to the british government. the scheme aims to deter people crossing the english channel, but critics say it is inhumane. more than 150 palestinians have been injured in clashes with israeli police at the al—aqsa mosque compound injerusalem. three police officers were hurt at the historic site. joe root has stepped down as england test captain, after his side's defeat by the west indies. appointed in 2017, he holds the record for the highest number of matches and wins as captain. the russian defence ministry has warned it will intensify attacks around

russia says the flagship of its black sea fleet, the moskva, has sunk after an explosion. ukraine claims it hit the moskva with missiles. a british man whojoined the islamic state group in syria is convicted of hostage—taking and conspiring to murder two britons and four americans. and dealing with unwanted immigration offshore — how male asylum—seekers entering the uk could be given a one—way ticket to rwanda. this agreement fully complies with all international and national law, and as part of this ground—breaking agreement, the uk is making a substantial investment in the economic development of rwanda. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's six in the morning in singapore and one o'clock in the morning in ukraine, where president volodymyr zelensky has said european countries that continue to buy oil from russia are aiding the country's war against them, and they will have blood on their hands. he's urged western leaders to speed up the delivery of military aid to help ukraine. he's been talking to the bbc�*s clive myrie,

in worship, in the black sea, that ship has now suck, but on land that russian forces are on the brink of capturing the city of mario, poland. that would be the 1st major last for ukraine. it has been 50 days since the russian invasion began. the losses on both sides are getting worse, sending shock waves across the globe tonight, no sign of peace in ukraine. plenty of signs that the world is making the wars making the world uglier. poor and the people in it. hungrier. i'm forgotten berlin . this is the day ah, if i say i'm in pain, is the only one percent of what i'm dealing. dear friends above all, this war must end. i've been leading and which i owe my life, and i would always invite may transfer down here to people you can and cannot spend the violins being inflicted on them. and hops in the sunshine will be killed. the city and the most vulnerable people are on the loads, cannot become collateral damage yet another. these us that for which they bad know responsibility and make it even more beautiful than before. also coming up e long musk wants to buy twitter and rescue free speec

sea fleet now at the bottom of the black sea, with us on the account of the sinking, matthew what are both sides saying about the way this was sank. >> it's interesting, russians saying no knowledge of an attack at all, there was just a fire on board the moscova, caused damage, and as it was being towed into port, sank in stormy waters, very different from the ukrainians say they fired two antiship missiles at that ship and set it ablaze and started to capsize and sunk it, the u.s., actually past hours have been staying out of this says it finds the ukrainian version of events, that it fired missiles at this ship as being somewhat credible, so the u.s. are erring on the side of the ukrainian story. it's interesting, because the ship, the moscova is a ship that we've seen before, actually, was on board of it in 2015 when it was off the coast of syria and i got a first hand look at how formidable a weapon it is, or was, for the kremlin. the now sunken flagship of russia black sea fleet, the moscova was always about intimidation and delivering a blunt message from the kremlin whether to

sea catarina, you mentioned the black sea. i'm just going to show it because it's so important here, because at the moment you can't get farmers can't get that port juice out because why just finish my sentence here is a black see here. yeah, this is lexi and you see mc alive where there war was still actions and like line and this guy. yes, right there, week ago. now you can push the back and we have a disa board, which a very important but also what has happened in russia have put a couple of flagship, you know, around that coast. and some of the, those who look at that you showed in the beginning of the program, will actually send from submarine in this next the area. so can you imagine they're flying when 1000 kilometers you know, to keep from the black sea. so that is how russia is using lexi now, and we need to look at, you know, i think this ships out take their minds out of the and as you can see, does not belong solely to russia. there were other countries you have borders on the black sea, so this is impacting all of

., black sea. i want to bring you up to date with the _ black sea. i want to bring you up to date with the latest _ black sea. i want to bring you up to date with the latest horrors - black sea. i want to bring you up to date with the latest horrors from i date with the latest horrors from bucha, the town occupied by russian forces, and the allegation that russian war crimes were carried out there by civilians in the town of bucha. ukrainian police are now saying that the bodies of three more men have been found there, men with their hands tied behind their backs. they were found in a pit near bucha in april the 29th, a pit with the bodies of three men found in the bucha district according to ukrainian police. the victim's hands were tied in some of them are gagged and there were traces of torture on the bodies, as well as gunshot wounds to various parts of the body. in the ukrainian police and prosecutors also say they are hunting ten russian soldiers in particularfor hunting ten russian soldiers

russia's defense ministry says the flagship of its black sea treat -- black sea fleet has sunk a day after ukraine said it had been hit by missiles. it happened while she was being towed back to port. thursday, the ministryeported it had been badly damaged by a fire and explosion. russia has made no mention of what actually caused the fire. president zelenskyy has accused european countries that continue to buy russian oil of earning their money and other people's blood. in an interview, he singled out germany and hungary, accusing them of blocking efforts to embargo energy sales. at is it. thank you for wat narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial sees firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ amna: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. judy woodruff is a

when he tried to capture ukraine's snake island in the black sea. i was in the last month, the man behind those words was awarded a metal for his bravery. initially fit killed, he and the soldiers were taken captive before being freed and a prisoner exchange. the moscow with the main shape in russia's black sea fleet, armed with 16 cruise missiles, as well as long range defense system. if you cranes claim is true, that defense system appears to have fail catastrophically. we'll take a quick look at some other a world news headlines will start in israel, where security forces have killed 5 palestinians in the occupied west bank in the past 24 hours. israel's been cracking down on militants following the wave of deadly attacks on israelis. a 12 have been killed in the last 3 weeks. video said to show hundreds of coverage 19 patients sleeping in cramps facilities in shanghai have been circulating on chinese social media. a strict 0 cove, it policies being enforced in the city, including mandatory medical quarantine for people who test positive beijing

and they're not going to be challenged in the black sea, even with the loss of the most drug. but it is a morale booster for the ukrainians, rather than a military sort of impact on the russian fleet. tim ripley, thanks for sharing your expertise on detail. you welcome. you're welcome. children have been among those hardest hit by the war in ukraine. the united nation says nearly 2 thirds of all ukrainian children have fled their homes. since the invasion began. that's 4800000 children displaced within weeks. unicef, describe the speed and magnitude of the displacement as incredible of those who remain in their homes, many face food shortages and school closures. that's on top of the extreme trauma of those trapped in besieged cities like murder, you pull. so how are children coping under the stresses of war? he told the reporter tess about met one mother who fled ukraine with her young son . but back to the and now they are he in germany, the playing as if nothing was amiss. but just a few weeks ago, life changed dramatically in my car and his mother svetlana we wake up of be

cruiser. russia admits his black sea flag ship, the mosque was sunk while being towed to port after explosions on board. but ukraine says it's miss isles took out the ship. also coming up, they asked, what are you taking here? he said a grade for my dog. they told him this is your grade now. and i just shot him. more reports of atrocities committed by retreating russian troops. our reporter meets survivors in the destroyed town of my car, if near keith and the german police say they foiled the plot to blow up a power station and kidnap a government minister. there were alleging germany's health minister was on the target list of a group of domestic terrorist because of his strict corona virus control measures. ah, mixed by sir, welcome to the program. it's now more than 50 days since russia launched its invasion of ukraine in his nightly video address, president volota mirrors, lensky praised the ukrainian people for surviving so long under relentless attack. ukraine is also claiming victory and its efforts to repel russian forces at c. rushes military has confirmed that its main wa

and romania with huge borders to the black sea. nato could have uh could drive into the black sea but then they will be confronting russia. so this wilbe a very very delicate moment of in the next weeks to come. we also know of course that russia has been laying siege to maria paul. we don't yet know the full extent of damage and uh and killings there. but matthew if you look at these images from bushe, which full extent of damage and uh and killings there. but of course are only possible because the russian forces had withdrawn. how certain can we be, first of all that of course are only possible because the russian forces had it was russia that committed these murders and secondly that this amounts to war crimes. well, i think we have to start by saying that you know what war crimes are always very difficult to prove in court. but i think to any thinking person, we also, you know, have common sense. and if you look at the evidence there if you look at the satellite images taken before the russians left that the new york times has

you have a coastline along the black sea. i want to go to bama because bremo was talking about what the a rock government is doing right now to manage the emergency, the food emergency that is happening around the world. he was by brushes of russia . ukraine had a massive electro mental effect on ordinary iraqis, causing significant increases in the price of food, for example, flowing out by a 3rd in price. and we also saw cooking oils rise up to 50 percent in some places cause a mass process around the country. where we then saw was a direct response by the iraqi government in a comprehensive yet short term approach. firstly, there was this program to use to me, food to the needy, included specific provisions for the only month of ramadan. in addition to that, they were salary supplements to those who were pensioners and civil service, the blow a particular threshold addition to that, we also sure suspensions of some customs are taken a good as one government that completely understands the crisis that they are in and maybe

russia's defense ministry says the flagship of its black sea treat -- black sea fleet has sunk a day after ukraine said it had been hit by missiles. it happened while she was being towed back to port. thursday, the ministry reported it had been badly damaged by a fire and explosion. russia has made no mention of what actually caused the fire. president zelenskyy has accused european countries that continue to buy russian oil of earning their money and other people's blood. in an interview, he singled out germany and hungary, accusing them of blocking efforts to embargo energy sales. at is it. thank you for wat narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial serves firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ amna: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. judy woodruff

the kremlin claims today that it fired a long-range missile from the black sea, and destroyed a military facility outside kyiv. one that produced and repaired anti-missile systems. that is particularly notable as a u.s. official claims ukraine's claims that its missiles sank one of russia's most important warships in the sea. the russians said they know they are taking their revenge. the ukrainians said they know and they are resisting. i sat down earlier today with volodymyr zelenskyy said the sinking of the russian warship is not a tragedy for us. he spoke about the unimaginable losses faced by ukrainian families, moms and dads, brothers and sisters. >> the russian warship that they told to f off, sank. the russians say, and the russians are liars, but the russians say it sank on its own. can you offer some clarity and evidence as to what happened to that ship? >> translator: we know that it does not exist anymore. far us, it was a strong weapon against our country. the sinking is not a tragedy for us. i want you and the rest of the people to realize that. the russian federation, the l

a key russian missile cruise ser at the bottom of the black sea. ukraine takes credit for taking it down, and leaving the kremlin with an embarrassing black eye. what it means for the ongoing war and a potential response from vladimir putin. >>> plus, a new way to check for covid. how breath tests could reshape the way we track the virus. >>> and elon musk has big plans for twitter if he can find a way to buy. it how the social media giant is responding to the multibillion dollar offer. >>>

he visited sevastopol and black sea fleet and participated in all these navy parades. it was the same ship that sank several georgian boats during the russian/georgian war back in 2008. it was the same ship that a attacked island snake in the beginning of this particular war. and the reaction of the ukrainian soldiers to this attack became viral in social media and around the world. and it is also interesting that that particular ship has been built in mykolaiv, in ukraine, in the largest ship building plant in the former soviet union. it is interesting it has been hit by missile from same area, from mykolaiv. it is a lot of symbolism in this case, and certainly it has name moskva, the capital of russia, so this is a very, very painful blow to the morale, and the status of the russian navy and the russian army. >> really fascinating, andrei, thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> the french military says russian troops are preparing for an offensive to conquer the donbas within days as russia claims to have made advances in the region.

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the naval forces india black sea . and so far, the russian black sea fleet had remained intact. but now after the ukraine, particularly receiving the weapons more and more from the nato countries, we can see that now the watches are coming under the range of the weapons that are being used by ukraine. which advice says a defense and security analyst at wiki, strapped to a global risk consultancy? he thinks the damaging of the ship indicates, the ukraine, good capabilities that had probably not been anticipated by russia. we've seen ukrainians make excellent use of defensive missiles. they been able to use air defense nestles to shoot down many russian planes and helicopters and therefore 4th russian air force, basically to focus its flying over russian territory and then launched missiles from, from there. they've also use these very effectively in terms of shooting and killing russian armor, personnel carriers and tanks that played a major role in defense care of. and if they shot a rock and killed a russian ship with some an anti ship methyl that a new capability, they are dem