sergei, it's an honor to have you here. you are a hero to all of the people who love space, thanks for being here. i want to ask you about your perspective on the iss will stop you are the first one on the first mission and it has grown tremendously. tell us about your expectation for the iss. has it met them, exceeded them, what do you hope the iss will lead to in the future? >> that's a complicated question. probably the big story behind what was planned initially, i can just remind you that when we started this program, it was built in order to fly for 50 years. we exceeded the 50 years time mark a long time ago. it was extended a couple of times. we have agreed to do flights up to 2024 and are already in talks with their international partners and talking with our specialists in russia and looking through technical capabilities to fly. we understand it makes sense to keep flying. there is an excellent infrastructure we built in space to be used for humanity, even more than what we usually planned. from the very beginnin

sergei, it's an honor to have you here. you are a hero to all of the people who love space, thanks for being here. i want to ask you about your perspective on the iss will stop you are the first one on the first mission and it has grown tremendously. tell us about your expectation for the iss. has it met them, exceeded them, what do you hope the iss will lead to in the future? >> that's a complicated question. probably the big story behind what was planned initially, i can just remind you that when we started this program, it was built in order to fly for 50 years. we exceeded the 50 years time mark a long time ago. it was extended a couple of times. we have agreed to do flights up to 2024 and are already in talks with their international partners and talking with our specialists in russia and looking through technical capabilities to fly. we understand it makes sense to keep flying. there is an excellent infrastructure we built in space to be used for humanity, even more than what we usually planned. from the very beginnin

amat sergei, which is not his real name, in istanbul. he was sure he would be drafted and had hurried to escape after russia announced it was calling up reservists. i have a newborn son. i couldn't imagine going away in such circumstances, leaving everything behind. i packed my backpack, took a small sum of money, and left across the land border at the last checkpoint. after prices for airline tickets out of russia skyrocketed, tens of thousands try to leave over land to georgia. as sergei approached the frontier, he found a queue of cars stretching back 20 kilometers from the checkpoint. so he decided to cycle. i was stopped by an assistant policeman and he took my passport. he said, "we have the mobile military commissariat here. "follow me and i will bring you there." sergei tells me he was freed after paying the policeman a bribe of 5,000 roubles, about $80, and continued cycling. the nervous tension was very strong. the column of military cars arrived with roadblocks. i did not stop cycling. we spent the whole night in the neutral t

two weeks into the occupation, and father sergei is burying a ukrainian surge soldier. some are worried that honouring the dead ukrainian soldier will be seen as a provocation by the russian military. all singing. for weeks, all singing. forweeks, the demonstrations continued in freedom square. i attend some of them, film and leave. on march 21, as ahead home, everything changes. bleep. all chanting. ukrainian reports on a growing list of local people who have disappeared. some are taken from their homes, others from the protests. some are released. some never come back. the following morning, i cycled to the church. but when i arrived, something had happened. had i arrived five minutes earlier, the russians would have seen me, too. and if they searched me, they could have found my videos. i too could have found my videos. i too could have found my videos. i too could have been taken away. the fact that someone as well—known as the priest had been abducted, shows that no one is safe. i am worried about his mobile phone. i am in his contacts. did he have a chance to de

apartments this week mayor sergey apartments this week mayor sergey siberian canceled the military call-up siberian canceled the military call-up siberian canceled the military call-up for city residents 10 days before for city residents 10 days before for city residents 10 days before vladimir putin's own promised deadline vladimir putin's own promised deadline vladimir putin's own promised deadline on the completion of partial on the completion of partial on the completion of partial mobilization in moscow according to the mobilization in moscow according to the mobilization in moscow according to the military commissar of moscow the steps military commissar of moscow the steps military commissar of moscow the steps of partial mobilization have been of partial mobilization have been of partial mobilization have been completed in full collection points for completed in full collection points for completed in full collection points for the mobilized were closed on october 17 the mobilized were closed on october 17 the mobilized were closed on october 17 2022 at 2pm the summons sent to peop

it became an easy task. >> sergei, i know your father is on the front lines tonight. it's got to be so hard with the ramped up attacks this week. i know you will go back yourself to return to fight. what has been the hardest part? a lot of people watching here, they see you, you're so young, you love baseball. you play baseball. yet you're also putting your life on the line every day now at home. >> translator: i love this sport. it's a part of my life, but just like my father, it's my duty to protect ukraine so now i'm going to have to combine the two. >> sergei, you're going to continue to fight. oleg, i know you're all here to raise money for children and youth sports in ukraine. i guess this is an area that had been occupied. a group of young boys, 10, 11 years old. they were playing checkpoint. that's the game. 24er7 just children, right? so joyful, make shift guns and checkpoints. it was heartbreaking in a sense. what do children like those boys need most right now? >> our boys need to feel support. it's much more important than money, even thousands maybe dolla

shagu or whoever allegation that sergey shagu or whoever allegation that sergey shagu or whoever from from moscow came up with uh been from from moscow came up with uh been from from moscow came up with uh been refused by uh by whatever whoever agent refused by uh by whatever whoever agent refused by uh by whatever whoever agent uh agent from on the west military uh uh agent from on the west military uh uh agent from on the west military uh analysts and uh politicians uh claimed analysts and uh politicians uh claimed analysts and uh politicians uh claimed in recent days that probably russia uses in recent days that probably russia uses in recent days that probably russia uses as a pretex to its own operation uh as as a pretex to its own operation uh as as a pretex to its own operation uh as it felt flat exactly it felt flat exactly it felt flat exactly yes yes uh and uh because uh it usually yes yes uh and uh because uh it usually yes yes uh and uh because uh it usually used such kind of approach in syria for used such kind of approach in syria for used such kind of approach in syria

the said there then demanded 100000 roubles around $1600.00 us dollars, or sergei wouldn't be safe. i was more on october 8th, i received a message from an unknown number. the message contained vitalis military documents . they demanded a 100000 roubles. they wrote the card number where to send the money to and said that there were just 24 hours to fulfill all the conditions. then vitale would return home, safe and sound. we didn't reply at all. all the messages were deleted after that. but i managed to take screenshots both sergey and vitale are confident that it was ukrainian soldiers trying to make a quick buck because the message was received just 2 days after he was captured, sergei decided not to act on their parent threats. bob, self knowledgeable people said that no money should be sent, that it would simply be a waste, and no one would return any one than the account would just be deleted and we wouldn't know anything about it. the ukrainian military has been accused on multiple occasions of inhumane treatments of capture of russian soldiers, including multiple witness acco

s. dollars or sergey wouldn't be safe. i was more on october 8th, i received a message from an unknown number. the message contained vitalis military documents . they demanded a 100000 roubles. they wrote the card number where to send the money to and said that there were just 24 hours to fulfill all the conditions. then vitale would return home, safe and sound. we didn't reply at all. all the messages were deleted after that. but i managed to take screenshots, decided both sergey and vitaly are confident that it was ukrainian soldiers trying to make a quick buck. because the message was received just 2 days after he was captured, sergei decided not to act on their parent threats. bob, self knowledgeable people said that no money should be sent, that it would simply be a waste, and no one would return any one than the account would just be deleted. and we wouldn't know anything about the crane and military has been accused on multiple occasions of inhumane treatments of capture of russian soldiers, including multiple witne

sergei went that moscow has been provoking nuclear fears. sergei went on to repeat an unsubstantiated claim that ukraine could be planning to use its own dirty bomb, a device that combines conventional explosives and radioactive materials. he was speaking to our russia russia editor. he is not only russia's spy chief. sergei naryshkin heads the russian historical society, too. and he is here to remember one of the most dramatic moment in history. when khrushchev and kennedy sparred in the cuban missile crisis 60 years ago, and the world came dangerously close to a nuclear apocalypse. a chance for me to ask about the kremlin�*s current nuclear sabre rattling. will you categorically rule out using the nuclear weapon in ukraine, i ask. he dodges the question but point a finger back. translation: we are of course very concerned about western rhetoric regarding the possible use of nuclear weapons. it is simply unacceptable and yesterday our defence minister telephoned his counterparts in turkey, america and france and told them about the possib

but i managed to take screenshots both sergey and vitale are confident that it was ukrainian soldiers trying to make a quick buck because the message was received just 2 days after he was captured, sergey decided not to act on their parent threats. bob, so knowledgeable people said that no money should be sent, that it would simply be a waste, and no one would return any one than the account would just be deleted and we wouldn't know anything about it. the ukrainian military has been accused on multiple occasions of inhumane treatments of capture of russian soldiers, including multiple witness accounts, saying they main than even killed prisoners of war. the black mailing of relatives and friends of the captives has become another regular affair. according to the human rights chief of the dentist people's republic and settling into accomplish unfortunately, such appeals comes to us almost every day because relatives are subjected to such attacks from the cranny inside. it is difficult to say whether this is a deliberate move on the part of the ukrainian special services was such a pil

s. dollars or sergey wouldn't be safe. i was more on october 8th, i received a message from an unknown number. the message contained vitalis military documents . they demanded a 100000 roubles. they wrote the card number where to send the money to and said that there were just 24 hours to fulfill all the conditions. then vitale would return home, safe and sound. we didn't reply at all. all the messages were deleted after that. but i managed to take screenshots both sergey and vitale are confident that it was ukrainian soldiers trying to make a quick buck because the message was received just 2 days after he was captured, sergey decided not to act on their parents. threats of self knowledgeable people said that no money should be sent, that it would simply be a waste and no one would return any one than the account would just be deleted and we wouldn't know anything about it. the ukrainian military has been accused on multiple occasions of inhumane treatments of capture of russian soldiers, including multiple witness accoun

s. dollars or sergey wouldn't be safe. i was more on october 8th, i received a message from an unknown number. the message contained vitalis, military documents. they demanded a 100000 roubles. they wrote the card number where to send the money to and said that there were just 24 hours to fulfill all the conditions. then vitale would return home, safe and sound. we didn't reply at all, all the messages were deleted after that. but i meant to take screenshots, episodic, both sergey and vitale are confident that it was ukrainian soldiers trying to make a quick buck because the message was received just 2 days after he was captured, sergey decided not to act on their barren threats. bob, self knowledgeable people said that no money should be sent, a letter would simply be a waste and no one would return any one. then the account would just be deleted and we wouldn't know anything about it. the ukrainian military has been accused on multiple occasions of in humane treatments of capture of russian soldiers, including multiple w

both sergey and vitale are confident that it was ukrainian soldiers trying to make a quick buck because the message was received just 2 days after he was captured, sergey decided not to act on their parent threats. bob, self knowledgeable people said that no money should be sent, that it would simply be a waste, and no one would return any one than the account would just be deleted and we wouldn't know anything about it. the ukrainian military has been accused on multiple occasions of inhumane treatments of capture of russian soldiers, including multiple witness accounts, saying they manes and even killed prisoners of war. the black mailing of relatives and friends of the captives has become another regular affair. according to the human rights chief of the dentist people's republic settling at accomplish unfortunately, such appeals comes to us almost every day because relatives are subjected to such attacks from the cranny inside. it is difficult to say whether this is a deliberate move on the part of the ukrainian special services was such a pills, personal passport, date and photos o

army general sergey - correct. army general sergey surovikin starting from the early 19805, surovikin starting from the early 1980s, he took part in the majority of military and armed conflict that were waged by the russian federation including the war and chechnya and then in syria. he was also known as a ruthless general who basically took part in destroying the protesters in december 1990, august 1991 in moscow that caused the death of at least three protesters. in addition to that he was also appreciated by russia's first president yelton perhaps for his ruthlessness and decisiveness. and he was appointed as the single commander of the russian armed forces in ukraine. he also served in ukraine, he was in charge of the southern direction of the russian advancement injuly southern direction of the russian advancement in july 2022. southern direction of the russian advancement injuly 2022. so basically he is not a new person. he already participated in the war in ukraine. figs already participated in the war in u

but i managed to take screenshots both sergey and vitale are confident that it was ukrainian soldiers trying to make a quick buck because the message was received just 2 days after he was captured, sergey decided not to act on their parent threats. bob, self knowledgeable people said that no money should be sent, that it would simply be a waste, and no one would return any one than the account would just be deleted and we wouldn't know anything about it. the ukrainian military has been accused on multiple occasions of in humane treatments of kept your russian soldiers, including multiple witness accounts, saying they main than even killed prisoners of war. the black mailing of relatives and friends of the captives has become another regular affair. according to the human rights chief of the dentist people's republic settling at accomplish unfortunately, such appeals comes to us almost every day because relatives are subjected to such attacks from the cranny inside. it is difficult to say whether this is a deliberate move on the part of the ukrainian special services was such a pills,

sergei naryshkin was speaking to our russia editor steve rosenberg. he is not only russia's spy chief, sergei naryshkin heads the russian historical society, too. and he is here to remember one of the most dramatic moments in history, when khrushchev and kennedy sparred in the cuban missile crisis 60 years ago, and the world came dangerously close to a nuclear apocalypse. a chance for me to ask about the kremlin�*s current nuclear sabre rattling. "will you categorically rule out using the nuclear weapon "in ukraine," i ask. he dodges the question but points a finger back. translation: we are of course very concerned about western rhetoric regarding the possible use of nuclear weapons. it is simply unacceptable and yesterday our defence minister telephoned his counterparts in turkey, america and france and told them about the possible plans of ukraine's leaders to use a so—called dirty nuclear bomb. "but there is no evidence of that," i say. "and i'm asking about russia's nuclear rhetoric. "do you admit it has been happening?" translation: no, no.

sergei naryshkin was speaking to our russia editor steve rosenberg. he is not only russia's spy chief, sergei naryshkin heads the russian historical society, too. and he is here to remember one of the most dramatic moments in history — when khrushchev and kennedy sparred in the cuban missile crisis 60 years ago, and the world came dangerously close to a nuclear apocalypse. a chance for me to ask about the kremlin�*s current nuclear sabre rattling. "will you categorically rule out using the nuclear weapon "in ukraine," i ask. he dodges the question but points a finger back. translation: we are of course very concerned about western rhetoric regarding the possible use of nuclear weapons. it is simply unacceptable and yesterday our defence minister telephoned his counterparts in turkey, america and france and told them about the possible plans of ukraine's leaders to use a so—called dirty nuclear bomb. "but there is no evidence of that," i say. "and i'm asking about russia's nuclear rhetoric. "do you admit it has been happening?" translation: no, n

the man charged with halting the fight back is general sergei surovikin. nicknamed �*general armageddon�* he was recently appointed the top commander in ukraine but in his first televised interview since taking the role, he offered a rare acknowledgement offered a rare acknowledgement of russian difficulties. translation: of russian difficulties. tuna/mom- of russian difficulties. translation: , ., ., translation: the situation in the area of— translation: the situation in the area of the _ translation: the situation in the area of the special- the area of the special military operation can be described as tense. the enemy is not abandoning attempts to attack russian troop positions. facing such staunch resistance, moscow has identified a new objective, away from the front lines, the devastation of ukraine�*s electricity supply. more than 1000 towns and villages across the country are without power and millions face the prospect of a freezing winter. translation: , , translation: it is scary, i don't know— translation: it is scary, i don't know h

sergei naryshkin heads the russian historical society, too. and he is here to remember one of the most dramatic moment in history. when khrushchev and kennedy sparred in the cuban missile crisis 60 years ago, and the world came dangerously close to a nuclear apocalypse. a chance for me to ask about the kremlin�*s current nuclear sabre rattling. will you categorically rule out using the nuclear weapon in ukraine, i ask. he dodges the question but point a finger back. translation: we are of course very concerned about western . rhetoric regarding the possible use of nuclear weapons. it is simply unacceptable and yesterday our defence minister telephoned his counterparts in turkey, america and france and told them about the possible plans of ukraine's leaders to use a so—called dirty nuclear bomb. but there is no evidence of that, i say. and i'm asking about russia's nuclear rhetoric. do you admit it has been happening? no, no. absolutely not. the evidence suggests otherwise. days before the russian invasion, president putin oversaw massive n

but i managed to take screenshots both sergey and vitale are confident that it was ukrainian soldiers trying to make a quick buck because the message was received just 2 days after he was captured, sergei decided not to act on their parent threats. bob, self knowledgeable people said that no money should be sent, that it would simply be a waste, and no one would return any one than the account would just be deleted. and we wouldn't know anything about the ukraine, and military has been accused on multiple occasions of inhumane treatments of capture of russian soldiers, including multiple witness accounts, saying they manes and even killed prisoners of war. the black mailing of relatives and friends of the captives has become another regular affair, according to the human rights chief of the dentist people's republican settling and accomplish. unfortunately, such appeals comes to us almost every day because relatives are subjected to such attacks from the crowning site, it is difficult to say whether this is a deliberate move on the part of the ukrainian special services was such a pil

. >> sergei, good luck to you and the people of ukraine. thank you for joining us. >> appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, i'll take a closer look at the russian general now hand picked by vladimir putin to lead his ruthless new escalation against ukraine. >>> plus, we just got a key legal filing from the u.s. justice department in the mar-a-lago investigation. what it means for donald trump's plea to have the u.s. supreme court intervene in the case. that's coming up next. ex. aww. get your free offer at opendoor.com . >>> new developments tonight in the mar-a-lago investigation. the u.s. justice department is now urging the u.s. supreme court to reject donald trump's plea to intervene in the fight over classified documents seized by the fbi. our senior justice correspondent evan perez is on the story for us. walk us through what the government is arguing in this new court filing. >> the justice department wolf is asking the supreme court to stay out of this fight for at least for now. what they're say

russian minister sergei shoigu said that he was concerned that ukraine might use a so— called �*dirty bomb' —— one that's mixed with radioactive material as a provocation and blame it on moscow. russia is yet to publish any evidence to support the claim. sergei shoigu also made calls to his counterpart in other countries including us, france and turkey the novelist has lost the sight in one eye and use of his hand. the author was stabbed in the neck and abdomen and alive library event in western new york in august. he received death threats from iran in the 19805 after his novel the satanic verses was published. one of brazil's most prominent indigenous leaders has warned of further damage to the amazon rainforest if jair bolsonaro is re—elected in next week's presidential election run—off. under bolsonaro, deforestation has increased dramatically. his rival, the former president lula da silva says he will end illegal mining and deforestation — but that is likely to be a tough challenge. 0ur south america correspondent katy watson reports from the world's largest indigenous

both sergey and vitale are confident that it was ukrainian soldiers trying to make a quick buck because the message received just 2 days after he was captured, sergey decided not to act on their parent threats. and this is what he did. instead, we did not reply because it is unclear to whom we should have replied, and such issues are not resolved with money knowledgeable people said that no money should be sent. that it would simply be a waste, and no one would return any one than the account would just be deleted. and we wouldn't know anything about. the ukrainian military has been accused on multiple occasions of inhumane treatments of capture of russian soldiers, including multiple witness accounts, saying they manes and even killed prisoners of war. the black mailing of relatives and friends of the captives has become another regular affair. according to the human rights chief of the dentist people's republican settling it accomplish. unfortunately, such a pills comes to us almost every day because relatives are subjected to such attacks from the crane inside. it is difficult to say

the said there then demanded 100000 roubles around $1600.00 us dollars or sergey wouldn't be safe. i was more on october 8th, i received a message from an unknown number. the message contained vitalis military documents . they demanded a 100000 roubles. they wrote the card number where to send the money to and said that there were just 24 hours to fulfill all the conditions. then vitale would return home, safe and sound. we didn't reply at all. all the messages were deleted after that. but i managed to take screenshots episodic, both sergey and vitaly are confident that it was ukrainian soldiers trying to make a quick buck, because the message was received just 2 days after he was captured, sir gay decided not to act on their barren threats. bob shall knowledgeable people said that no money should be sent, that it would simply be a waste and no one would return any one. then the account would just be deleted and we wouldn't know anything about it. the ukrainian military has been accused on multiple occasions of in humane treatments of capture of russian soldiers, including multiple

leaving us behind us on the beach collecting guaranteed annual income while larry page and sergey brin of, , google, fy off to nearby planets elon musk and maybe with branson aboard now. but this illusion that somehow the human mind is a computer in can be excelled and usurped by computers that has captivated many figures in silicon valley is a kind of new religion. and it's nonsense as i show in "gaming ai," which is, it's not a great title for our critique of artificial intelligence, but, but artificial intelligence began by playing games. it won at chess. it beat garry kasparov at chest and then it moved on to beat all the great figures, the world champion was defeated by an ai device, and from the successes in games of the masters of silicon valley have imagined that they can create general-purpose of brains themselves. and this is, this is a great delusion and it result in bad strategy and what you want to do is enhance human vines, not try to usurp your customers and your creator, and, in fact, you write in "gaming ai" that at stake is a new demotion of the human race. what does

sergei was taken to the pit by russian troops according to his father. oleksander weeps as he recounts recovering sergei's body, washing and burying him. now watching as war crimes teams exhume his son's body to record what happened. but he knows what they'll discover. he says his son was beaten and stabbed and shot multiple times. he left three kids behind. david, that other major headline tonight, the pentagon saying it received a letter from spacex asking that the pentagon pick up the tab for the space link satellite service that proved beneficial to the troops here. spacex's elon musk apparently offended by comments made by ukrainian officials saying the system has become too expensive. david? >> more to come on that part. ian pannell with another week of incredible reporting for us, thank you. >>> to the remarkable scene in london today. britain's prime minster trying to hold on to her job just six weeks after she gone the role. prime minster liz truss, and the last image of the queen with the new prime minster there. tonight, just six weeks after t

he is not only russia's spy chief, sergei naryshkin heads the russian historical society, too. and he is here to remember one of the most dramatic moments in history. when khrushchev and kennedy sparred in the cuban missile crisis 60 years ago, and the world came dangerously close to a nuclear apocalypse. a chance for me to ask about the kremlin�*s current nuclear sabre rattling. will you categorically rule out using the nuclear weapon in ukraine, i ask. he dodges the question but points a finger back. translation: we are of course very concerned about western rhetoric regarding the possible use of nuclear weapons. it is simply unacceptable and yesterday our defence minister telephoned his counterparts in turkey, america and france and told them about the possible plans of ukraine's leaders to use a so—called dirty nuclear bomb. but there is no evidence of that, i say. and i'm asking about russia's nuclear rhetoric. do you admit it has been happening? translation: no, no. absolutely not. the evidence suggests otherwise. days before the russian invasion, president putin over

sergei naryshkin heads the russian historical society, too. and he is here to remember one of the most dramatic moments in history. when khrushchev and kennedy sparred in the cuban missile crisis 60 years ago, and the world came dangerously close to a nuclear apocalypse. a chance for me to ask about the kremlin�*s current nuclear sabre rattling. will you categorically rule out using a nuclear weapon in ukraine, i ask. he dodges the question but points a finger back. translation: we are of course very concerned about western rhetoric - regarding the possible use of nuclear weapons. it is simply unacceptable. and yesterday our defence minister telephoned his counterparts in turkey, america and france and told them about the possible plans of ukraine's leaders to use a so—called dirty nuclear bomb. but there is no evidence of that, i say. and i'm asking about russia's nuclear rhetoric. do you admit it has been happening? no, no. absolutely not. the evidence suggests otherwise. days before the russian invasion, president putin oversaw massive

. ♪ so, when google was first created--in the late 1990s, i guess, is when sergey and larry came up with the idea-- there were plenty of search engines alady in silicon valley, and many people said, "we don't need one more search engine," so what was it that was so distinctive about the google search engine that wiped away all the other search engines, more or less, and basically has kept them at bay? because you're still the largest by far. ruth: yeah, i have to say, i was one of those in the early days that-- "another search engine?" but it was the--it was the speed, simplicity of giving you what you want when you want and taking those simpleton blue links and delivering a response to you that was really what you needed in the moment. and the mantra at google is focus on the user, make this an incredible experience for the user and keep listening to the user and trying to ensure that you're being responsive to what are the users' needs. and it was that maniacal focus-- you can see it on the homepage. to this day, the homepage is a super-clean homepage. it's just got your toolbar. what

. ♪ so, when google was first created--in the late 1990s, i guess, is when sergey and larry came up with the idea-- there were plenty of search engines already in silicon valley, and many people said, "we don't need one more search engine," so what was it that was so distinctive about the google search engine that wiped away all the other search engines, more or less, and basically has kept them at bay? because you're still the largest by far. ruth: yeah, i have to say, i was one of those in the early days that-- "another search engine?" but it was the--it was the speed, simplicity of giving you what you want when you want and taking those simpleton blue links and delivering a response to you that was really what you needed in the moment. and the mantra at google is focus on the user, make this an incredible experience for the user and keep listening to the user and trying to ensure that you're being responsive to what are the users' needs. and it was that maniacal focus-- you can see it on the homepage. to this day, the homepage is a super-clean homepage. it's just got your toolbar. wha

well general is sergey so sort of akin is renowned in the russian ministry of defense for, for being brutal, general armageddon. he's kind of seen as a bone that put in his throne to the hard liners because he was under a considerable pressure, or the crumbling was under considerable pressure in lights of recent military losses by the russian army. a sort of licking m is known for the a soviet crew in 1991. when 3 protesters were killed by soldiers under his command, he served in tajikistan in chechnya, in syria, he was the head of the, the russian operation there. and he was also known for am having a strong hand against civilians. civilian infrastructure and syria was farmed heavily. and it seems that is in the past week since he's been put in charge of the military operation and ukraine officially, the 1st general to be officially allows for the ministry of defense. it seems that the recent strikes against refrain or bearing his handwriting. all right, columbia and reagan, thank you so much i, russia has announced it will evacuate the for some region of ukraine raising phase that

that moscow's forces would fight to the death. keeping harrison will be the 1st big test for general sergey serv. eakin in his new role as commander of russia's forces in ukraine. the man known as general armageddon, admitted the battle for his son would not be easy, villiers another blow. now, further actions and plans regarding the city of his song itself will depend on the military tactical situation at hand. well, i will say this again. it is already very difficult as of today this morning, but a thought as for the 10s of thousands of people, moscow says are fleeing the city. russia has promised them housing certificates if they wish to leave ukraine. but it's unclear how many are leading under their own free will. since the start of the invasion, keith has accused moscow of forcibly resettling thousands of ukrainians to territories inside russia. far from home in russia to the rain was one of the last independent news networks that was shut down by the kremlin. the channel editor of nichol, rina country club, is still working outside russia. and she gave us her take on to teens declara

that moscow's forces would fight to the death. keeping harrison would be the 1st big test for general sergey serv. eakin in his new role as commander of russia's forces in ukraine. the man known as general armageddon, admitted the battle for his son would not be easy villiers in ash a blow. now further actions and plans regarding the city of high san itself will depend on the military tactical situation at hand. well, i will say this again. it is already very difficult as of today this morning, but also as for the 10s of thousands of people, moscow says are fleeing the city. russia has promised them housing certificates if they wish to leave ukraine. but it's unclear how many are leaving under their own free will. since the start of the invasion, keith has accused moscow of forcibly resettling thousands of ukrainians to territories inside russia. far from home. now in russia tv rain was one of the last independent news networks that was shut down the channels edited yet. got that in our culture. cuts, it is still working outside russia and she gave us her take on pollutants declaration of ma

the defense minister sergey sugars says that more than 80000 reserve troops have already been deployed to ukraine. he says the rest are in training. vladimir putin issued the mobilization order last month to beef up brush and forces in ukraine. now the call up lead to protests and it prompted tens of thousands of young men to flee the country. to avoid being drafted, iranians living in ukraine are demanding that their government stop supplying russia with attack drones. ukraine says that it has already shot down hundreds of the rainy and drones that it says were launched by moscow. t. ron is insisting it is not providing russia with these weapons. the blood of ukrainians is on your hands. that the cry from a rainy and protests is in cave as rushes drone attacks and ukraine continue. caves, waste, and allies, including the european union and the united states, claim. iran is supplying the weapons a formula. so by borland, this is especially painful for us. the iranian people living here, the country we were born in, and the regime now in power, is sending drawings to kill us. our friend

(soldiers chanting) led by major general sergey chubarykin, and under the command of colonel general alexander chaiko. >> (speaking ukrainian) >> narrator: ukrainian prosecutors have already issued a broad indictment against generals chubarykin and chaiko for leading the inva ukraine. they are still looking for evidence of direct orders that they would need to prosecute them for specific crimes, like 144 yablunksa. but there's another approach they're calling for to charge russian commanders such as chaiko: a war crimes prosecution at the international criminal court, using the laws of "command responsibility," that hold military leaders accountable for the actions of their troops. >> (speaking ukrainian) >> nartor: general chaiko had come to his command in ukraine after earning the hero of russia award from vladimir putin for his leadership in syria. (explosion) he'd overseen the campaign in idlib province... (explosion) ...that resulted in over 1,000 civilian deaths. >> (speaking ukrainian) >> narrator: the prosecutors say general chaiko was in zdvyzhivka for more than a week befor

joining us. russia says it has completed its call up of 300000 military reservists to fence minister sergei troy goose as over 80000 reserve. troops have already been deployed to ukraine with the rest still in training. president vladimir putin issued the mobilization order last month to be fought. russian forces in ukraine to call up led to protests. it also prompted hundreds of thousands of russian men to flee the country. more or less get across to frank lag when she is a senior lecturer in strategy and why the university of portsmouth and a former military intelligence officer going to see you again. i'm, can you tell us how effective is reserve is to have arrived on the ground in ukraine could be for the russian military look, a bully. only about half of these 40000, according to putin, are actually going into combat the other 40000 to likely to stay behind as logistics support troops. putting himself said that they were getting between 2 and 3 weeks trading. that isn't sufficient, essentially, even to train you to use your rifle properly and work in a very small group. the effectivene

earlier russia's defense minister sergey shaw, who called britain france and turkey, to tell them of the kremlin concerns that the situation on the ground was rapidly deteriorating. president, the lensky warrens moscow, could be using the allegation as a pretext to escalate the conflict. college or university. when the russian minister of defense sets up phone calls and rings, foreign ministers with stories about a so cold, dirty nichoela bomb, everyone understands everything very well. need daughter, little lay, understand who is the source of everything dirty that can be imagined in this war? if russia calls and says that ukraine is allegedly preparing some things, it means one thing. russia has already prepared it. i believe that now the well should react as harshly or as possible. what you're sure is he and i spoke earlier with pavel pud. vague, a senior researcher of weapons of mass destruction at the united nations. and i asked him how likely it is that a so called dirty bomb could be used in the conflict? well, i, frankly, i don't think that this is very, very plausible, becau

detonate a so called dirty bomb or radioactive weapon on its own territory. russian defense minister sergey chicago has told to britain, france and turkey that moscow is concerned to the situation and ukraine is deteriorating rapidly. ukraine's president landscape has warned that russia is manufacturing a pretext to escalate the conflict. only short notice easily when the russian minister of defense sets up phone calls and rings foreign ministers with stories about a so called dirty nucular bomb. everyone understands everything very well. me, daughter will lay understand who is the source of everything dirty that can be imagined. so in this war, you're sure if russia calls and says that ukraine is allegedly preparing something, it means one thing. russia has already prepared it. i believe that now the world should react as harshly as possible. what you're sure is you? i asked, did other you russia analyst a roman gunshot, encore, why russia is making these claims now? well, i think there are 2 possible reasons. one, and i think this is the major reason. russia would like to talk to western

(soldiers chanting) led by major general sergey chubarykin, and under the command of colonel general alexander chaiko. >> (speaking ukrainian) >> narrar: ukrainian prosecutors have already issued a broad indictment against generals chubarykin and chaiko for leading the invasi of ukraine. they are still looking for evidence of direct orders that they would need to prosecute them for specific crimes, like 144 yablunksa. but there's another approach they're calling for to charge russian commanders such as chaiko: a war crimes prosecution at the international criminal court, using the laws of "command responsibility," that hold military leaders accountable for the actions of their troops. >> (speaking ukrainian) >> narrator: general chaiko had come to his command in ukraine after earning the hero of russia award from vladimir putin for his leadership in syria. (explosion) he'd overseen the campaign in idlib province... (explosion) ...that resulted in over 1,000 civilian deaths. >> (speaking ukrainian) >> narrator: the prosecutors say general chaiko was in zdvyzhivka for more than a week

now, earlier, russia's defense minister sergey chicago. called britain, france and turkey to tell them of the kremlin concerns that the situation on the ground was rapidly deteriorating. and let's bring him funny for char, who joins us now from key funny, how are you creating and reacting to these allegations about the possible use of a dirty bomb? if you listen to mr. clever the, for a minister here from the very official ukrainian perspective, they call it vote, observed these accusations made by russia. they are, in fact they are seeing that this is being used as a information, a miss information campaign by russia to stage a false flag operation. which basically means that then russia is going to accuse ukraine of planting these bomb and accusing ukraine food for doing this. so now ukraine is accusing russia that the actually point to plant this bomb. however, if you look back on the contacts. yeah, and vladimir putin was sad recently that if ukraine attacks russia and so on, and they do consider an ex territory in ukraine such as her

let's listen now to general sergey syrup. beacon speaking to russian state tv. i have some uncles on the situation in the area of the special military operation can be described as tense. the enemy is not abandoning its attempts to attack russian forces. so it was, is that since your horse mother, i'm a situation of and her son is difficult to prefer to the of the listeners. our further actions and plans regarding the city of class on itself will depend on the military and tactical situation. i repeat, it is already very difficult and i will as of today no sooner. so during this minor plus the off more let's bring in our correspond inky of mathias bellinger. but he is the commander of russian forces in ukraine, admitting there that things are difficult around your song. what do we know about the military situation there? yeah, this is not only him, but also the heads of the head in the vice head of the house on region installed by the russians are in the occupied territories. they've also warned that a, an offensive by the ukrainian army was a that they were exp

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sergei sort of again, is brought in to optimize violence, destruction and death. the bridge from russia to ukraine is shattered and laid in pieces. another symbolic side of putin's war for new reason is targeted by a hidden truck bomb. state tv and media propagandists all start singing and you tune one after another, each echoing a bloody desire for a deep feeling of revenge. 23 dead and nearly 100 injured. those are the results of massive airstrikes launched monday morning by the russian armed forces on cities across ukraine alongside civilian deaths caused by the rockets. more than 70 different sites around the country were hit in a furious and intense barrage of destruction. air raid sirens across the country sounded to warnings to seek cover and some millions of frightened residents into shelters. simultaneous launch from russia's air, sea and land based military assets sent dozens of cruise missiles at the same time into the airspace of different ukrainian regions and cities, including kiev. with address and target. images of the damage soon showed the random

defense secretary, lloyd austin, spoke with sergey for only the second time during russia's war with ukraine just a couple days ago, two or three days ago. and the fact that the follow-up from that is the british, the french, and the u.s. should request follow-on phone calls with him suggests that lloyd austin in his first phone call heard things of deep concern and wanted to make roundly clear that the allegations that he's putting forward are false. very likely to warn russia of potential consequences about escalation. russia is continually being warned by the west against further escalation here. president zelenskyy said that if russia is already making these false allegations, then this means that russia has already prepared itself such a dirty bomb. and we do know that president putin over recent weeks has chosen to listen to the hard liners more, and at a fork in the road where he's had reversals and losses in ukraine has chosen to double down in the fight and listen more to the hardliners than -- than others in his administration. so this is a very real concern. it may also po

sergei, thank you so much for being with us. start by describing to us what you have seen this morning, the scene that you've seen. >> i've seen bombs in kyiv just a few meters from the main streets and just on the corner with our university, and it was also bombing one of the pedestrian bridges. it's horrible to see this in the center of kyiv. at the same time, we understand that this is a sign of putin's weakness because he has nothing to do with an instrument to help to stop this war but to continue escalation. this is a sign of his angriness because he's not able to achieve any of the results he declared in the beginning of this horrible war because our army is so strong -- now i am in mail hall of tran station. we have some delays, but at the same time we are able to deliver passengers and items to the customers and we'll do this the whole day and night today and tomorrow and every day after the war started. >> this barrage of missiles all across the country like we have not seen in months comes after the attack of the brid

so clearly something in that first conversation with lloyd austin and sergei a few days ago led to a level of concern that we haven't seen before. russia's accusation that ukraine might be about to use a dirty bomb, president zelenskyy says simply and we've seen this before with russia, if russia is making these accusations up now, this can mean only one thing that russia itself is potentially preparing to use a dirty bomb. there is no evidence of this presented by either side yet. a dirty bomb, remember, not as bad as a tactical nuclear device. this would be a bomb that has radio active components, maybe from medical use that would disperse radio active components over the bomb blast area. it is still a dangerous and potentially deadly device but not at the same scale. >> what's the status of what's happening in kherson, the key southern city that the russians and occupied since really the beginning of their invasion. there's some indication that some of the russian services are now pulling out? >> reporter: yes. and we've just had this readout from the head of the defense intellige