they said i am not going to authorize that without specific approval for moscow, and moscow was silent. gorbachev refrained from lethal force to establish control. in boudin -- putin's opinion, that was a huge mistake, moscow should have used force. he developed the philosophy hit hard at the very beginning so your opponent cannot rise for a second blow. these are still in him. for putin, they are lived memories. they are personal to him, which makes it all the more scary for him. that is the reason i publish my book, i was worried, i could see this growing and i was afraid he might do violence on the 30th anniversary, and he did. i have never been sorrier to be right. it is consistent that this is unfair, moscow should not be silent, it should hit hard the first time by decapitating ukraine. fortunately for everyone it did not succeed. host: for people that are wishing for a leadership change in russia, is vladimir putin a single individual or is he representative of a generation of russians who went through the experiences you describe? guest: it is always hard to ascertain true publ

and between the united states and moscow. the wife of ukraine's opposition leader has asked you k prime minister boris johnson, to swap detained british mercenaries for her husband victor mid via took once arrested this week by ukrainian security services since 2018 medical, 2 cars headed opposition platform for life. the 2nd largest party in the ukranian national parliament. he played a key role in the go see ations between ukraine, russia on the people's republic of done yet scandal against his wife, ox on that mar cheko claims. the arrest was complete against the law on don to suppress dissenting voices in the country. danica family. mr. johnson, i love to go 5 of the vision petition element of your grand good government ritual . i appeal to your for help in exchange and my husband horse illegally that then, but keith authorities for political reasons and false accusations for citizens of your country. i had an accident and some pina. hello, this family and friends are i don't i the and song help me on victor will just to

this was moscow war of choice? ah, it was most. who's the susan? yes, it was moscow the season. and moscow is trying to implement that in a full strength. this is the position of putting and you should understand that this person i know here for many years will not stab back. you will continue feel you will reach the goal. and the goal is to change french speaking to change the regime in ukraine and to make ukraine, if not friendly, but a kind of neutral on 3, which she will not consider as attentive for us. it's a country that's great, it's going to hate russia for the foreseeable future for what it's done, killing its people, and destroying cities and towns. this is one of the biggest problems when i was with ukraine many times or during last years. and of course, the mood is changing. if, for example, 10 years ago, there was more much more rational feelings, especially the eastern trade out edition is changing. and during my last visit, the crane, i've seen this with my own eyes, that even the russian speaking population is now changing its opinion or are. and so this now is

yes, it was moscow the season and moscow is trying to implement that in a full strength. this is the position of putting and you should understand that this person i know here for many years will not stab back. you will continue, feel you will reach the goal. and the goal is to change french speaking to change the regime in ukraine and to make it grain if not friendly, but a kind of neutral on 3, which she will not consider as attentive for us. it's a country that's going to, it's going to hate russia for the foreseeable future for what it's done, killing its people, and destroying cities and towns. this is one of the biggest problem when i was with you create many times or during last years. and of course, the mood is changing. if for example, 10 years ago, there was more much more rational feelings, especially the eastern new play. out it was changing. and you're in my last mr. crane. i've seen this with my own eyes, that even the russian speaking population is now changing its opinion. and, and so this now is maybe turning point. the problem is that in a current situat

moscow signed a document about article v to move eastward. by the way, that cause considerable consternation among corporate jobs advises. gorbachev at great respect for and i think you deserve a nobel prize but when you get into the sources you see he was a terrible ingratiated and his team knew it. as a matter fact, there was a famous moment as a u.s.-soviet summit in may 31, june 1, 1990 where gorbachev was just giving things away left, right, and center and is negotiating team in the white house in front of president bush and national security adviser brent scowcroft started to contradict gorbachev. brent scowcroft later said i felt like i was watching a palace coup in real time. his advisers particularly ballentine said you've got to push for this nato enlargement and meaning more pic you got to nuclear weapons out of divided germany. he got to make sure nuclear weapons don't come any closer to russia. and by the way you have public opinion on your side. the west germans in the 1980s when out on the streets in their hundreds of thousands

it was moscow the season and moscow is trying to implement that in a full strength. this is the position of putting and you should understand that this person i know here for many years will not stab back. you will continue feel you will reach the goal. and the goal is to change french speaking to change the regime in ukraine and to make it grain if not friendly, but a kind of neutral on 3, which her she will not consider as attentive for us. it's a country that's going is going to hate russia for the foreseeable future for what it stung, killing its people, and destroying cities and towns. this is one of the biggest problem when i was with ukraine many times or during last years. and of course, the mood is changing. if, for example, 10 years ago, that there was more much more rational feelings, especially if you play out additional training. and you're in my last mr. crane. i've seen this with my own eyes, that even the russian speaking population is now changing its opinion and there are. and so this now is maybe turning point are the problem, is that in a current

ah, it was moscow's de susan? yes, it was most of the season and moscow is trying to implement it in a full strength. this is the position of putting and you should understand that this person i know here for many years will not stab back. you will continue, feel you will reach the goal. and the goal is to change french speaking to change the regime in ukraine and to make it grain if not friendly, but a kind of neutral on 3, which she will not consider as attentive for us. it's a country that's great, it's going to hate russia for the foreseeable future for what it's done, killing its people, and destroying cities and towns. this is one of the biggest problem when i was with ukraine many times or during last years. and of course, the mood is changing. if, for example, 10 years ago, there was more much more rational feelings, especially the eastern trade out additional training. and during my last visit, the crane, i've seen this with my own eyes that even the russian speaking population is now changing its opinion

that use chief has slammed moscow's decision as unjustified the answer by guests. from that, it's unilaterally stopping delivery of gas to customers in europe. is yet another attempt by russia to use gas as an instrument of blackmail. this is unjustified and unacceptable. and it shows, once again and reliability of russia has a guess, supplier, you were, was quick, took years moscow black male in the to you countries that are almost completely dependent on russian gas. the president of the european commission now says that the work should be intensified to bring as much director with the union as possible to minimize the negative impact from this decision. and also she says, a very interesting thing that right now, poland and bulgaria are receiving energy from their neighbors. so they are continuing to receiving russian gas. but just someone else is paying for that. and gas prices, of course, are much higher which sounds a little bit like observed various european politicians and experts claimed repeatedly that europe is not capable of giving oppression gas. and th

russia. ukraine has rejected moscow team. it's been carrying out attacks along the border under q rush of staging, all those incidents on its own territory. the russian investigative committee sees the strikes were carried out by to combat the helicopter. equipped with heavy offensive weapons, leaving at least 8 people, including a pregnant woman and child seriously injured in the shelling this week, it rushes defense ministry said that moscow could target for decision making centers if ukraine keeps attacking russian territory. we heard from some locals in their pre on st reach and it's in the local. it's we've been through a lot, cried alon, we everything has been exploding there. the neighbors have a bomb craters. the house was also hit the beams broke in the barn levels. when there was an explosion, i was lying on the couch. glass rained down, i fell to the floor, flowerpots that were on the window sill, fell on me. yeah, to me, but i was in the house. then i went out on the porch. it's good that i didn't reach the gate,

[000:00:00;00] a good image is not breaking news on the international moscow say the key i've told you you may have killed dozens and injured more than a 100 as a going yes. reading train station as the cranes president on his own advise the contradict each other in a bit to blame brush. also ahead. nash with more galaxy reports from the heart of the besieged dawn, yet within 50 of mario pole. as russia and allied forth is trying to pin down remaining ukrainian nationally. i'm cus, broaden this pressure on china with nato expanding in the 8th, and washington spending weapons to taiwan. ah, thank you for joining us. it's just past 7 pm here in moscow, and this is ancy international with a world news update. starting with the latest on the russia, ukraine conflict, russia, se ukrainian, it touched you, ballistic miss tell, has killed dozens, and injured more than a 100 in the don't. yes, people's republic, city of crime, a toast were about to show you the scenes from the immediate aftermath of the strike, a warning for you. you might find the following footage, disturbing. i this voltage

if moscow is to 3 minutes, you know, that, that's not enough to even make a call to moscow that you detect that a certain launch and suddenly not enough to make, you know, a calculated decision. so ukraine acquiring some sort of nuclear capability of would put this in russia security station in an unbearable choice. so according to the advisors and the criminal, that was one of the reasons why our kremlin saw the needs you neutralize ukraine's military infrastructure. at this point of time it's, it was a have a decision definitely for the pooch and acting on personal and moral grounds because he has quaint for a long time, the russians and ukrainian, the part of one people. but at the end of the day, he's the president of russia, and he has to follow 2nd strategic rationale that the, you know, requires him to protect russia 6 or tantrum. ok, so we away thought high court verdict then tomorrow choose the on weather and run candle, stay house prime minister of pakistan. oksana. thank you very much for checking to see drill folks on the boy of world support here on at r t c. thank you. now fo

terms, moscow's service of surrender. ah, have been a broad castle conceived to be broadcasted in the 30 minutes interval intervals for throughout the day on notifying the military that is still holds up at the a sofa style, a missile as your plan said to come out and surrender. here's, here's a statement. the content of radio interceptions indicates that the resisting militants are in a hopeless situation. practically without food and water, they persistently demand permission from the official authorities of kiev to lay down their arms in surrender. at the same time, representatives of the ukrainian authorities categorically forbid doing this and threatened with subsequent executions under the terms of war time. now of course are fighting continues along the rest of the front line here in the dhs and netscape people's republic, including here in dennis can all the areas as well. well. russian defense ministry is also calling on the rest of the ukrainian forces to follow suit. and lay down their arms. we appeal to all se

steve rosenberg in moscow. when russian tanks rolled into ukraine, hundreds of soldiers made their base at chernobyl, the site of the world's worst ever nuclear accident. now a team from the un's nuclear watchdog has visited the plant, for the first time since russian forces withdrew. the head of the iaea said radiation levels do now appear to be normal but he said the risk of an accident at chernobyl, when the soldiers were in charge, had been serious. workers at the plant told the bbc they were forced to steal fuel to keep generators working and prevent a dangerous leak of radioactive material. 0ur eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford, sent this report from chernobyl. the road to chernobyl is littered with the wreckage of war. this was a route taken by russian tanks as they advanced on kyiv. it cuts right through the contaminated zone, around the world's worst ever nuclear disaster, but hundreds of russian troops stopped and made their base here at the atomic plant. very good. well done, well done...

ah ah, this is d w. news coming to you live from berlin. moscow sends thousands of troops to attack ukraine's industrial harp land as part of its new of pensive in eastern ukraine. the kremlin says capturing don boss is now its main objective. also coming up german chancellor, all of schoultz is under fire for failing to supply heavy weapons to ukraine. critics say he's letting ukraine down as it asks the world for military support and growing fears. in lithuania of a russian aggression, as many worry their country could be moscow's next target, some are now preparing for the worst case scenario. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. world leaders have condemned russia's latest defense had been eastern ukraine. the kremlin is seeking to make up for recent military losses around the capital, kia by seizing control of ukraine's industrial heart land. those areas in blue on that map are already under russian control. a new front line shown in red stretches along nearly 500 kilometers. moscow says securing the don bus region is now the main goal of its so called special military ope

this week, rushes defense ministry said that moscow would turn it p. s. coat decision making centers. if ukraine keeps on attacking russian territory, we heard from some locals in the brown screech. it's in the blood. we've been through a lot, cried a lot. everything has been exploding there. the neighbors have a bomb craters. the house was also hit the beams broke in the barn levels. when there was an explosion, i was lying on the couch. glass rained down, i fell to the floor, flowerpots that were on the window sill, fell on me. yeah, to me but i was in the house, then i went out on the porch. it's good that i didn't reach the gate, otherwise i would have been lying here. when i came out, i saw a blast wave that was like, this will do me. we were in the house, we looked out of the window, there was dust everywhere and then it started shaking. i went to another house, there was black smoke there. that was the one that was burned down and where a woman was injured. a former united nations weapons inspectors stopped. richard believes kiev shouldn't shock

i came to moscow as| a messenger of peace. my objectives and my agenda is strictly linked to saving lives and reducing suffering. tonight, we report from a village on one of the full lines of the war close to the border between ukraine, russia and belarus. also on tonight programme, the former radio 1 russia and belarus. also on tonight programme, the former radio1 dj facing multiple allegations of sexual misconduct.

because my 1st and only priority president had criticized gutierrez, for heading to moscow. before coming to keith, he said that the un secretary general should have 1st seen the trail of destruction that the organization represents screen. therefore, it requires corresponding powerful reactions hold a close adviser to president zalinski said in a tweet, missile strikes in the downtown of keith during the official visit of antonio gutierrez. the day before he was sitting at the long table in the kremlin and to day explore the moment is to provide humanitarian relief to ukrainians, trapped in battle zones. heard at the meet al jazeera keith. i was just there as the other me that spoke with the un secretary general until you get harris during his visit to the canaan capital long meeting with president zelinski before you come, you came here. he. busy was wondering why you were going to moscow and you were not stopping in keith to go and see what your exactly did this morning going to boot camp or the pin. did you manage to ivan that that meant that that was never expressed abo

the 4 of us are sending a clear message to moscow if we will defend p. i, a sovereignty id and freedom owns not to nato will collectively defend its territory and protect every corner of a mines. i'm sure, despite those messages of support from germany's foreign minister people in lithuania fair, the country could be moscow's next target of particular concern as they narrow stretch of land known as the so walkie gap bordering lithuania and the russian ex, grave of kellen and grad. many and through amiens fair moscow could some day attempt to cut this passage to it's western nato partners. so some are making sure they're prepared. oh, valuable slash couse gas is straining for the worst case scenario. is a member of the lithuanian rifleman union, a state backed barrow military group that has been growing ever since russia annexed. grand mia? in 2014. 0, oh sales propaganda, old born russian state propaganda targeted lithuania for us. it meant we could be the next ones with especially if you live here in the saw called swanky gap, lethal any us only land co

use as pressure tactics against countries to isolate moscow? in the chinese government's point of view. and because mr. biden has not been able to central to you claim to with the fight, the entropy, sanction he's been one of the very small options they can have and now or the sanctions has been released against russia. and in order to effectively isolate moscow from the international society and the u. s. computer that is quite important to get the chinese support as well. the u. s. e's because they are resorting to sanctions. and depending on sanction now, and it is actually shooting her own feet because it give a message to other countries, what does china to others more and middle powers that they can no longer dependent on us dollar. they have to top is to fight a portfolio within the central pan reserves. japan described for disputed cordial islands as illegally occupied by russia. that change in rhetoric comes for the 1st time in nearly 2 decades. the crill islands have been a long standing issue between moscow and tokyo, the dates back

terms, moscow's service of surrender. ah, it had been a broad castle, continue to be broadcasted in the 30 minutes interval interval for throughout the day on notifying the military that is still holds up at the a sofa style missile or to plan said to come out and surrender. here's, here's the statement. the content of radio interceptions indicates that the resisting militants are in a hopeless situation. practically without food and water, they persistently demand permission from the official authorities of kiev to lay down their arms in surrender. at the same time, representatives of the ukrainian authorities categorically forbid doing this and threatened with subsequent executions under the terms of war time. now of course, our fighting continues along the rest of the front line here in the dhs and netscape people's republic, including here in dennis can other areas as well. well, a russian defense mint is free is also holding on the rest of the ukrainian forces to follow suit and lay down their arms. we appeal to all

welcome to moscow on to the news, our r t a. have your company joined russia? done? the answer forces are close to reclaiming the entire port city of morrow you pull according to the russian defense ministry. the area has been completely devastated by the fighting a deadline given by moscow for the surrender of ukrainian fighters from the city. steel works has not passed, but some major military strikes on this side having since been reported. late on saturday, the russian m. o t called on the soldiers to lay down their arms. we appeal to all servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine and foreign mercenaries, with the cynical attitude of the key of authorities such an unenviable fate awaits all of you. given this, do not test your fate. following the example of the mary you, paul, tragedy. but take the only right decision, stop hostilities and lay down your arms. now, wherever your curators force you to fight for the ideas of naziism, while bottles and residential areas of modern you, paul, have reportedly stall turned are now confined to the industrialized skirts. mo

the russian energy, john gas pump is told, poland and bulgaria it will cut off fag gas supplies. moscow had threatened to hold the levers to european countries unless they start paying for gas in roubles along sanctions against russian banks. the head of the un nuclear watchdog has visited a novel on the 36th anniversary of the nuclear disaster. i a, a chief, rough out marianna grossi describe rushes, recent occupation is very dangerous, said radiation levels have gone up during the takeover, but now back to normal. un refugee agencies expected more than 8000000 people to flee this war, double its initial projection with 5000000 having all ready for you. and hcr says the scale of the conflict and the speed at which people are leaving are unheard of in recent times. un secretary general antonio terraces used talks in moscow with russian president vladimir putin, to repeat his call for a cease fire. after the meeting was to be, tara said he'd reached an agreement in principle to evacuate civilians from the besieged city of mary or paul, president putin told the secretary general he had ho

systems to keith and un secretary general, antonio battalion holds talks with russia's president in moscow. vladimir putin says he's open to un involvement in evacuating civilians from audio, paul ah, on pablo foliage, welcome to the program. germany now says it will for the 1st time, sand heavy incision follows weeks of criticism at home and from ukraine. defense minister christina lambaste made the announcement at a u. s. lead meeting of defense and military leaders on tuesday. the u. s. air base in augusta and germany, this is where the united states and its allies pledged new packages of ever heavier weapons for ukraine. during the meeting on tuesday, that was hosted by us defense secretary, lloyd austin. we don't have any time to waste the briefings. let today laid out clearly why the coming weeks will be so crucial for ukraine. so we gotta move at the speed of war. and i know that all the leaders leave today more resolved an error to support ukraine in his fight against russian aggression. the day kicked off with a surprise in a notable policy shift. germany, which had been criticize

yes, it was moscow the season and moscow is trying to implement that in a full strength. this is the position of putting and you should understand that this person i know here for many years will not stab back. you will continue, feel you will reach the goal. and the goal is to change french speaking to change the regime in ukraine and to make your grain if not friendly, but a kind of neutral on 3, which she will not consider as a vendor for us. it's a country that's going to, it's going to hate russia for the foreseeable future for what it's done, killing its people, and destroying cities and towns. this is one of the biggest problems when i was with ukraine many times or during last years. and of course, the mood is changing. if, for example, 10 years ago, there was more much more rational feelings, especially the eastern trade out edition is changing. and during my last visit, the crane, i've seen this with my own eyes that even the russian speaking population is now changing its opinion or, or this now is maybe turning point. the problem is that in a current situation

but moscow 4. yes. and then we're ready to push the button and everything will be published exactly at 12, and also i will publish my tiktok. i recorded it today. and we'll have a kind of 15 minutes of shame with it. okay. see you tomorrow. ♪ >> hello. now i totally feel like i'm undercover agent with the wired up. sorry? >> are you nervous? >> no. >> please, come on. a little bit? [ phone ringing ] >> hello? >> vlad dir? >> he hung up. oh my god. you ruined their day. >> not just a day, i guess. [ phone ringing ] >> hung up. okay. [ phone ringing ] >> that was a freaking scared guy. >> you recognize the voice? >> yeah, yeah. >> moscow is not stupid. i really think a scientist might talk to you. 1% chance. >> okay, let's try to reach some scientists. >> interesting. [ phone ringing ] speake [ speaking foreign language ] >> now we got everything. >> how could you do this? this is what you work in moscow for. >> he is a chemist. >> he is a chemist? >> yes. >> he spilled the whole story. this is unbeliev

when moscow offered security agreements about the u. s. and nato back in the summer, one of the most important points is the guarantee that you would never join nato, that the man hasn't changed with russia. continuing to call for ukraine to being neutral state with no military allegiance. the response from the u. s. and its allies was you continue to escalate sanctions by claiming that any attempt to restrict nato expansion was off the table. even ukrainian president zalinski admitted that the alliance privately told him that nato membership for his country was not on the table. ukraine is not a member of nato. we understand that we have heard for years that the doors were open, but we also heard that we could not join. it's a truce and it must be recognized. yet nino has still refused to give any formal guarantee and it knew just how big of an issue this was for moscow. mischika were simply and directly raised the issue that there should be no further eastward expansion of nato, which the ball is in their court. they must reply to us lat

moscow is sticking to its ori . inal that? moscow is sticking to its original statement _ that? moscow is sticking to its original statement that - that? moscow is sticking to its original statement that there i that? moscow is sticking to its i original statement that there was that? moscow is sticking to its - original statement that there was a fire and an explosion on board which caused significant damage to the hull of the vessel and moscow says it was towing it back to port when in stormy seas it sank. they continue to insist that the crew on board were all safely taken off and we've had one report saying that some of them or all of them have now been returned to port in sevastopol. we don't have any more details about that and that's not a confirmed report. i have to say that the language here, it is always belligerent, but i think you can sense a slight escalation in the last couple of days. the ministry of defence has threatened to strike targets in kyiv and other parts of ukraine if, in its words, ukraine doesn't stop targeting russian territory. russia is now openly s

according to moscow's defense ministry. now the area has been almost completely devastated by the fighting a deadline given by moscow for the surrender of ukrainian fighters from the cities . steel factory has now passed. russian officials claim a cease fire regime was supposed to start on sunday morning to enable ukrainian forces to safely surrender. but they remain entrenched at b as of stall steel. platt without sufficient food and ammunition supplies, but reportedly still pushed by their commanders to stand their ground. ukraine's president zalinski said on sunday, the ukrainian military is ready to fight for 10 years. if moscow continues to force cave to give up territory, the steel plant remains the last stronghold of ukrainian nationalist forces in the battle for mario. internationally, band land mines were found at the as a stall factory after russian forces took partial control of the facility. ukrainian authorities had earlier claimed they disposed of these kinds of anti personnel minds from the soviet era. wester

the broadcasting lab direct from studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now we start with the latest on the war in ukraine, a series of explosions have been reported in the city of had a son in the south of ukraine, as a local tv tower was allegedly hit by an air strike, a videos posted on social networks show a massive blasts and the remnants of projectiles report said that the attack came from positions held by the ukrainian armed forces. an air defense system was immediately engaged and the tower didn't suffer a critical damage. some residents said, rushing tv channels in the city were off air as a result of the strike, but the broadcasts are now said to have been restored. there was no immediate comment from kia on the matter. meanwhile, let me put in, says moscow will retaliate quickly and decisively to any outside interference against its military operation in ukraine. the russian president told that to federal lawmakers during an official visit to saint petersburg on wednesday leftovers. i mean, if someone from o

out him after he stood up against pressure to denounce russia with broadcasting from our studios in moscow. this is art international. i'm john thomas . certainly glad to have you with us in the battle from are you able, appears to have reached its final stage as increasingly more territory seems to be coming under the control of russian forces and they're done bass allies. moscow claims it is making extensive efforts to provide civilians in those areas with food and other humanitarian aid, as well as evacuate them if needed. many have accused ukrainian soldiers of forcing local residents to remain in the war zone to use them as human shields ortiz, marcia reports, amidst the ruins of mario, both the broken towers and apartment blocks. it is easy to spot the front lines. you won't see tanks and marching infantry, but the fires give it away where the city burns the fighting rages. this is as close as we could fly to the as of industrial complex ukrainian nationalists inside have and t drone equipment which they used to intercept and take over nearby drones . we almost la stars. the streets

ah, with headline stories moscow's deadline for the withdrawal of key forces from ibis, siege, steel, plant, and motor your bowl passes with explosions now reported in the industrial. yep. so the russian defense ministry. se is almost all of a port city has been reclaimed. also these are all vehicles of the great, the military and nationalist abuse. is one truck that was over the huge la parties, murat, galaxy, f, it's another metal works in murder. you pull where key of forces have been hiding, reportedly using civilians, us human public support for the i stayed. pakistani prime minister continues with my protest. 3 confidence vote earlier removed him from power move the former pm claims washington to help bring about also the story that shake the leaf lumber puts in slums european countries for delaying their energy payments to moscow. i think it will be european people, it hardest by the of the russian sentiment, their leaders with 247 use for moscow. this is our team, thanks for choosing us for your update this, our, my name is, you know, neil, joint russia done yet. forces are cl

this book is about how neither washington nor moscow cherishgh that deliverance enough and let it slip away to where we are on the precipice of another conflict. cold wars are not short-lived affairs. neither the west nor russia cherish the thought enough and now here we are back on the edge of hot war. that is the big emotional reason i care about this topic and devoted years of my life trying to get documents declassified and trying to pull the story together and create a shared narrative about how cooperation between the u.s. and russia disintegrated into today's stalemates. let me just three factual points we can move on to the discussion first the 1990 debate, this is something putin has now put back headlines. so of course the title of my book, not 1 inch. president putin start on december 23 think not 1 inch, not 1 inch at press conferences. every since then my life it's been surreal my people are tweeting product placement alert on december 23 but i've been inundated with the request for media, government organizations and so forth to talk about not 1 inch brick get into that.

and it wasn't the mother's shop surprised after moscow bought about this body. we don't care too much for us. of course. the most important thing is security council and our ability to continue to repress them. that was there to brain. i'll use there. but the reason of growing guys, relational russia is existing, i have to confirm it. it's never been a problem for the russian security forces to kill in large numbers. have it. we saw this in the to was in chechnya, tens of thousands killed the capital grenade, devastated by massive russia bombing and shelling with very little regard for civilians. rushes army doesn't do small surgical strikes, does it? oh, i see in the kitchen i experience is influencing a on the special meal preparation ukraine. because feel today, rush rami sprang void, direct heavy attacks. miss ala tax on big city is like kind of go here, but cetera. we are you, paul? devastated completely for yes. i know i was my friends in the city is destroyed nearly 90 percent today. this is clear, this is the really we just had a bomb over the railway st

the moscow sank while being towed back to port in stormy weather. moscow says the ship suffered a fire and explosion, but you crane says the damage was caused by 2 of its missiles hitting the vessel on wednesday off the port of odessa. the loss of the worship is definitely a setback for russia and a symbolic victory for ukraine, which zalinski picked up on in his address. bunch of nimble need to give you. i've seen people who aren't politicians do more in these 50 days than some statesman who claim to be leaders in the wall in the lead. this difficult because of these people have shown that russian aviation can be b sin, even though russia has spent tens of billions of dollars on systems to protect exec craft at the olympic gifts. because i'm, these people have sharon, the russian ships can only go he but to the bottom model. dirtier i spoke to d, w's, russia, editor, roman, contra ranko, and asked him how moscow's reacting to the sinking of its worship. well, so far moscow has reacted was, lies because in russia there are no ukrainian claims that the moscow was kid by the grand rocket

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he says, russia is to blame moscow strongly denies that allegation. thus did need any problem with certain in cranium. propaganda has exclusively been inflating his tyria round the video, which as we understand, was filmed by the cranium military in the city of butcher and the key fridge. in the frank orchestration of deceit about the alleged war, crimes of the russian military has been proven. many times he was the question arises, what is the reason for the outright provocation would tend to think that the reason lies and the desire to find an excuse to disrupt the ongoing negotiations. because of them, look it up. the u. n. has suspended russia from its human rights council with a narrow majority vote in the general assembly. 2 dozen member states including china voted against it. that's after mounting western accusations of russian involvement in the alleged killings in boucher with intense debates in the un security council. when they believe senior living it, they killed whole families, adults and children on the try to burn their bodies. he how

if claims were rescued, the kremlin says the moscow sank after ammunition. fine ukraine sensitive the ship . with miss armstrong, the un human rights agency has condemned what it calls the horrors of the crimes against ukrainian civilians. there is evidence mounting of war crimes being committed, and these include indiscriminate shedding and bombing of oxidative areas. summary execution up to the indians. as i said, the vast majority of nations by far are attribute to the russian forces. so if you just look at the civilian casualties bigger, 92.3 percent of what we've managed to record were recorded in government control territories, so attribute to the russian forces hotter. abdel how made has more from boucher where russia has been accused of committing noise atrocity. we've been speaking all day with the prosecutors who are investigating these alleged war crimes. we've also been speaking to the police has been digging out and exhibiting bodies ever since the russians pulled out more than 2 weeks ago. and what the un is saying goes very much along the line

according to moscow's defense ministry. now the area has been almost completely devastated by the fighting a deadline given by moscow for the surrender of ukrainian fighters from the cities . steel factory has now passed. russian officials claim a cease fire regime was supposed to start on sunday morning to enable ukrainian forces to safely surrender. but they remain entrenched at b as of stall steel plant without sufficient food and ammunition supplies, but reportedly still pushed by their commanders to stand their ground. the cranes, president zalinski said on sunday, the ukrainian military is ready to fight for 10 years. if moscow continues to force cave to give up the territory, the steel plant remains the last stronghold of ukrainian nationalist forces in the battle for mario. internationally, band land mines were found at b as a star factory after russian forces took partial control of the facility. ukrainian authorities had earlier claimed they disposed of these kinds of anti personnel mines from the soviet era. west

steve rosenberg in moscow. the russian company, gazprom, says it will halt the supply of gas to poland and bulgaria in the nexty few hours. both countries rely on gazprom for most of their gas imports. poland's state gas company has described the move as a breach of contract, but gazprom claims warsaw refused to pay in roubles, in line with new rules announced in march. i asked gregory brew, who's a postdoctoral fellow at yale university, what message russia was sending by cutting the gas supply. it's a very strong message to poland specifically, which as you pointed out has been very vocal, both during the war and in the past, when it's come to the question of europe's dependence on russian energy, so it's certainly a message to poland. it is also a message, i think, to europe more generally, and particularly germany, which just in the last 2a hours has indicated that it has plans to end its dependence on russian energy sooner rather than later, so this is putin responding to those events. so let's say this is

moscow is well aware of this. it has started targeting some of the supply routes where this stuff comes in from poland and slovakia and other countries in nato. it is really a race against time to resupply the beleaguered ukrainian military in time for them to fend off this assault and as we heard from jenny in moscow, this could go either way. even if they beat russia in this, i think we are not out of the woods yet, i'm afraid this war has got some time yet to run. . ~' this war has got some time yet to run. . ~ , ., this war has got some time yet to run. . ~ i. ., ~ ,., russia's invasion of ukraine has had a devastating impact on the country's children, with authorities saying at least 205 children have been killed since the conflict began. the un also estimates that as many as two—thirds of all children in the country have been displaced. yogita limaye has been talking to families caught up in the conflict. the worst moment of a parent's life. a father's final conversation with his boy. a community scattered

but it's, it's hard for moscow. isn't it to stick to this rational or the declared rationale when, when, since, when does liberation involve destroying residential areas? wholesale shelling, civilian infrastructure, shooting civilians, raping women, and stealing civilian property. doesn't have much to do with liberation. does it in southern way? yes, of course, but war is war and such kind of things happens. the question is, i mean, is that the justification for the tremendous brutality that we've seen? no, it's read it the war. i've seen many war in my life, in different parts of the world. and morally, as the future sometimes is the se choice, isn't it though? this was moscow war of choice? ah, it was most. who's the susan? yes, it was moscow the season. and moscow is trying to implement that in a full strength. this is the position of putting and you should understand that this person i know here for many years will not step back. you will continue feel you will reach the goal. and the goal is to change french sp

[000:00:00;00] a with moscow's deadline for the withdrawal of ki, i was forces from a besieged steel plant in martyr. you both passes with explosions reported in the industrial area that says the russian defense ministry phase, almost all of the port city has been called. so these are all vehicles of the gradient, military and nationalist battalions used is one truck, the problems with huge blood parties, murat, gas t. if it's another metal works in motor you paul, where key of forces have been hiding. i'd reportedly using civilians as human. she with public support for the i said pakistani prime minister, meanwhile, continues with mass protests after a new confidence vote. earlier removed him from power a move, the former pm claims washington to help bring about and also this week vladimir putin slammed the european countries for delaying their energy payments to moscow. i think that will be european. people hit hardest by the anti russian sentiment off their leaders with, from moscow to the world. this is our t pleasure to have your company today. my name's, you know, joint russia

western powers, ramp up accusations against russia over a massacre in the key of the suburb. boucher moscow says it was a provocation committed to the rail peace talks and prolong the contract. the globe move the inability to negotiate. once again, characterizes the true intentions of keith and his line of delaying and even undermining the negotiations. we see this as a manifestation of the fact that the key presume is controlled by washington. then its allies or pushing president landscape to continue has still it with broadcasting live from our studios in moscow. bringing you news and commentary about the stories that shaped our past week. this is the weekly. i'm john thomas. you're watching our international are now pakistan's prime minister, iran con is removed from office in a vote of no confidence following a week's long political stand off. he's accused the us of conspiring with the opposition to ask him over his friendly relations with russia and china. a local journalist reports from outside the parliament guy miss honeymoon on connie's mom 5 . mister and his party ruling 50 a. 8 w

so that makes the question, is this a sincere attempt by moscow? well, i think that the coincidence between the renewed russian offensive against degrading forces in the east and specifically last of all, near mario and the bureau for fisco is, well, quite, quite, sort of the, most of the us very frequently the graham and talk speak with it's waging war, and i suppose that this is yet another reminder that well, i put in is all ready for agreement, but it is, it is 11 ski, the presence of ukraine who isn't who doesn't want piece. that's the spin all the russian propaganda. i suppose also that was that piece talks will not review if mario bill is taken and it's depends. a lot of i think that's actually hit the crime and then that's their way to respond to it. to biscuit it off, load the responsibility for anything that happens on the end of the ukrainian leadership . has there been any reaction hung ukraine yet? well, i haven't seen any yet. and, well, i do not think my suspicion is i do not think that zelinski will say anything to the concrete than

so ukraine has warned a false flag attacked by moscow. last week, a senior russian commander said the next colon it's offensive was to access trans in his chair, to seize control of southern ukraine. further increasing tensions, even so it remains a huge tactical risk for russia to drag malt over into the conflict. russia would need to have a successful offensive in sell the new grain. would you mean that majors? it is a mccully, which is currently a battle ground. odessa, which is even bigger battle ground, would after fall 1st. and then they could think about making a lambert's gesture so long as it, as the remains outside of russian hands. that's a illusory goal right now. meanwhile, many watch and wait to see what will happen here. in this territory that could define the next phase of russia's campaign. sony guy eggo al jazeera, no emulation man found guilty of drug trafficking in singapore has been executed. 34 year old nugget and thrun donna lingam had been on death row for more than a decade after he was caught bringing 44 grams of

the taps the commission chief flam. moscow decision as unjustified and unacceptable. the broadcasting live from us studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. and we start with the latest on the war in ukraine. a series of explosions have been reported in the city of harrison in the south of ukraine. as a local tv tower was allegedly hit by an air strike videos posted on social networks show massive blasts and the remnants of projectiles. reports say the attack came from positions held by the ukrainian armed forces. an air defense system was immediately engaged and the tower didn't suffer critical damage. some residents said, rushing tv channels in the city were off the air as a result of the strike. but the broadcast started now said to have been restored, there was no immediate comment from keith on the matter. meanwhile, vladimir putin says moscow will retaliate quickly and decisively to any outside interference against its military operation in ukraine. russian president told that to federal lawmakers durin

allison after the stood up against pressure to denounce russia ah, broadcasting from our studios in moscow. this is art international. i'm john thomas . certainly glad to have you with us. now the battle from arguable appears to have reached its final stage as increasingly more territory seems to be coming under the control of russian forces and their dumbass allies. moscow claims it is making extensive efforts to provide civilians in those areas with food and other humanitarian aid, as well as evacuate them if needed. many have accused ukrainian soldiers of forcing local residents to remain in the war zone to use them as human shields ortiz. but i guess you have reports amidst the ruins of mario, both the broken towers and apartment blocks. it is easy to spot the front lines. you won't see tanks and marching infantry, but the fires give it away where the city burns the fighting rages. this is as close as we could fly to the as of industrial complex ukrainian nationalists inside have and t drone equipment which they used to intercept and takeover nearby drones . we almost la stars. the str