the participation of ukraine, russia, turkey and the organization of the united nations will talk about how to restore the supply of grain from ukraine, let's see, but we must repent, we must repent, compensate for everything and disappear so that we do not see them for a very long time, because they hurt us very much. thank you for being with us take care, pay attention to air alarms, uh, pay attention as much as possible, because the enemy is on the rampage, we will see each other tomorrow at 19:00 and watch espresso and i wish you all the best. and now for your attention, i offer a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office bbc news let's see what they saw this day. good evening. we are from ukraine with ukraine. my name is hryhoriy zhagalov. we are summing up the day together. the label is already 42. rescuers

continue to clear the rubble after the shelling by the russians over the weekend. russia is shutting down the main gas pipeline to europe. and the bbc investigation revealed a disturbing pattern of suspected murders in afghanistan committed by a british ss unit from russia's attack on a dormitory last spring in donetsk region, 43 people were killed rescuers near zavaliv, as reported by the state emergency service , among the dead is a nine-year-old boy for the third day rescuers are sorting through the rubble at the site of the missile strike, the chances of finding someone alive are getting smaller and smaller rescuers are sorting through the rubble by hand and with cranes, they have already lifted more than 400 tons

of destroyed elements in the house, let me remind you that the russians inflicted three rocket attacks on the city of yar in the bakhmut district of donetsk region on saturday after ten in the evening, there is destruction in two five-story buildings, in one of them the entire section was completely destroyed and live from kyiv, bbc correspondent zhanna bezpyachuk zhanna, what is known about the consequences of the shelling of the dormitory in this town as of this evening? well, first of all, unfortunately, the number of people, the number of people who died is increasing, and we can talk about what, on the one hand, uh, supposedly this town is -e is located quite close to the front line in donbas, but on the other hand, during the eight years that preceded this great war , during the russian invasion of ukraine, a small town with

12 thousand inhabitants got used to the fact that they were in the rear in the rear in donbas, that is there were no military operations there and, well , usually this town was perceived as a tl for the ukrainian army in the donbas, so even now , when the big war has already begun, the local residents are used to the idea that the main theater of hostilities is outside the time gap, so they were practically unprepared for what happened before that, missile strikes may occur in the city, that it is necessary to escape to shelter, here is the well-known story of one of the residents of this dormitory, a man who managed to escape literally within three or four seconds when the attack occurred. he is one of those find your way and run to your bathroom and fall to the ground, but most of the residents of this dormitory were not prepared for the fact that the

russian army could strike the residential sector in the time gap, the dormitory itself was inhabited by people older than 80 years old, 80 years old we are a family and confirmed death a nine-year-old child in this dormitory, that's why, in fact, we see that in donetsk region, the war has already come to a place where people did not expect it to come zhanna well, i understand that now this is a town that, as they said, to the last perceived as such a conditional rear became the site of one of the bloodiest attacks by russia on the civilian infrastructure of ukraine, in fact, this is this tragedy was included in the top three tragedies of this war

caused by missile strikes. these are actually rocket attacks on residential areas of dormitories and also a recreation hall, this has already happened in the odesa region, before residential quarters and a recreation area were fired upon in the belgorod-dniester district, then shelling e-e shopping center in kremenchuk, and now we are talking about shooting a civilian dormitory , this is confirmed information - this is a civilian facility, the residential sector, and the number of dead is one of the largest in this war . nowadays in kharkiv in the donbass it is not completely clear why it is not possible to intercept these missiles uh-uh which uh-uh they shoot from the missile systems of salvo

fire a-but actually we are talking about ballistic missiles or uh-uh about the missiles uh-uh with which they shoot tornadoes furagans hailed their ppu or at all cannot intercept some types of these missiles, but let's say ballistic missiles - this is a very difficult target for air defense and therefore, no matter how powerful the air defense is now in the donbass in the area of ​​the same time, it cannot cope with such attacks extremely complex or impossible objectively, and the problem is the proximity of the border with russia and the fact that the ukrainian army also lacks counter battery weapons that would enable it to stop this type of missile zhanna very important information now i think it has been said, but i want to ask another question about what looks like an attempt by ukraine to reduce russia

's ability to carry out similar strikes, as i say about the explosions and fires in the industrial zone of novaya kakhovka occupied by the russians that shook the city last night, the ukrainian side says that it was a targeted strike on the warehouses and logistics of the russian army, the bbc counted almost 20 such strikes on the bodies of russians in the temporarily occupied territories, the russian media assures . well, for example, there was an explosion in nova kakhovka saltpetre, it is well known about the explosions and fires in the industrial zone of the city. well, in general, about such strikes. well, first of all, it is sinful, what should be paid attention to is that the explosion of saltpeter, as seen by the whole world, on august 4, 2020, in the port of beirut, looks like otherwise, it is a one-time explosion and then it is impossible, saltpeter cannot explode with smaller

explosions. but just when it comes to shelling and targeting ammunition of any type, in addition to the main big explosion or several such smaller ones, this is what we are describing like a detonation and it can last for an hour, here is a video shared by the residents of novaya kakhovka on social networks, which is also being verified by the bbc, and this is actually confirmed by statements from the other side of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine . explosions . that is, it is precisely for various types of ammunition. the ukrainian army says that these warehouses could store missiles for the anti-aircraft systems of the russian army, which it uses in ukraine in the south of the country. this is the first moment. the second moment, the distance from these warehouses are probably

warehouses in the industrial zone of nova kakhovka, where the explosions took place on july 11. it is also worth mentioning that there were also explosions on july 8. that is, there were two shellings, and they took place 90 km away, let's say, from those localities, which villages in particular ivanivka liberated by the ukrainian army in the kherson region, that is, we can calculate the probable distance from the deployment of the ukrainian military to such strikes on the military facilities of the russian army in the deep body - it can be 70-80 or more km even if the shooting was not from the border of the mykolayiv kherson region, but from the other side further east, that is, it is about the fact that this is really confirmed by the facts, ukrainians use highly mobile and highly accurate artillery weapons or rocket

salvo fire systems in order to aim at these objects at the ages of sheep in tauriysk shakhtarsk in snizhny and other locations in the east and south of the country and in fact, well, this is a very serious step in order to at least for a long time complicate the supply of the russian army with various types weapons thank you very much bbc correspondent zhanna bezpyachuk thank you once again and it just became known that ukrainian artillerymen targeted another ammunition depot of the russian army in the charming bratslav district of kherson region , this was reported by the operational command south to another topic, the story of an afghan refugee who commands ukrainian soldiers, a man that as a child he was forced to flee from afghanistan from soviet troops and now more than 30 30 years later faced another russian invasion, this time on his

to the new homeland in ukraine, the bbc correspondent's report, what a scumbag, one, two, three, from ukraine. this is the ukrainian flag, the flag of my home. and this is the flag of my country. afghanistan keeps it ready just in case. i am 100% sure that the russians will reach kyiv. to surrender and see the russian flag above my head i had two options defend myself or die jamal joined the army after the full-scale russian invasion of ukraine he leads a unit of 12 fighters who defend kyiv today is one of those days that they call sniper days. they are looking for enemy snipers to defend ukraine. the sources started back in 2014 when he was fighting in

donbas. when i saw him for the first time, i thought, oh my god, what is he doing here? sometimes he knows better than the ukrainians what to do in that or another situation when soviet troops invaded afghanistan in 1979 jalal was still a child this invasion led to civil wars in the country and made millions of afghans refugees if the russians had not invaded afghanistan we would have a better life i would not have been a refugee in ukraine, because in afghanistan as a refugee, first in pakistan, he mastered martial arts thanks to which he won medals already for ukraine, the strategy of the former soviet union and current russia has not changed, he would occupy a smaller country with a weaker army and economy in ukraine , he was successful a peaceful life with his family i used to play a lot of cricket this is afghanistan love

kabul this is the championship cube i won bye to the art of wushu these medals are steps to my success but a full-scale invasion of russia against ukraine turned jalal's life upside down, he is not here yet, sometimes i decided to defend the land on which i live in afghanistan, i was still a minor, i was a child and followed my parents, but this time i knew that i would defend ukraine, because it is my home, russia is reducing the supply of gas to europe to a historic at least this week, gazprom closed the main route of the nord stream pipeline to germany through the bottom of the baltic sea for a ten-day preventive measure, but europe fears that it is not always prepared for the worst in germany already hot water is rationed and the lights are dimmed and

in general, europe is going to announce emergency measures now jointly and not at the level of individual countries, the plan will appear this week in the sights , they are already warning that the next winter may be extremely difficult, more details analyst tom mardzemannser key vichy makeup of gazprom gas delivery to germany this is a really key route to the market, its temporary shutdown reduces the flow of gas by about 46 percent compared to recent figures and this applies to the total volume of russian gas for europe less quantity of russian gas is worrying, because this is in addition to the fact that russia already supplies much smaller volumes of gas to europe, not only since the beginning of the war, but since last year, now it is important to see what will happen after these 10 days, there is a high probability that some buyers of russian gas will have to pump gas from storage facilities, when, of

course, during the summer, on the contrary, they have to put gas in storage facilities for the next winter, so we need to wait and see if this gas will be restored on july 22. how can you emphasize that the basic the scenario is the general assumption is supply will recover to last month's levels from mid june nord stream one has literally been running at 40% of full capacity so most people expect it to come back but there is still doubt and financial risk that it won't happen there are a few key strategies that are being put into readiness by the coming winter, less than from russian gas, this unfortunately means burning more coal and even oil for the production of electricity, and this trend is observed in to the entire european market, russia does not really have an alternative customer base. therefore, if they do not receive income from the european market, then they do not receive income from gas at all, so this also

adds to the belief that they are not closed to the european market, on which they earn millions of dollars every day, and let's talk about it is more detailed, including about the ukrainian aspect, i am joined by alena pavlenko, president of the dixie group analytical center. i congratulate you, ms. alena, first of all, the situation in europe does not remind you of the summer of the country. gas storages to prepare for winter here suddenly a-a russia is radically reducing gas supplies due to the supposed repair of a pipeline what does this remind you of? in 2006 in 2009 in 2013 this is far from news for us and i have to say that many ukrainian experts have been warning the european union for several years, in particular those countries that are highly dependent on

russian gas, in particular germany, about what the scenario is realistic and will prevail for a certain time if you remember that the european union created the so-called energy union at the initiative of poland and it was supposed to be the only voice of europe in order to avoid possible conflicts and blackmail from russia, but then the energy union never worked, no one believed that russia could be so conflicted with the eu, now the energy union is being created very quickly, we only heard about how many countries are now ready to talk to each other and help each other in order to somehow survive in the conditions when russia stops the supply of russian gas. at the same time , if i am not mistaken, one of the countries called the idea of ​​joint use of gas either communism or something like that. can you correct me here? russia explains

the reduction of gas supplies to europe by the need for repairs they say they need a turbine that is in canada, which is stuck due to the sanction, canada has already promised to provide er to restart this nord stream in kyiv, by the way, the outraged even called canada, but er, from your words it turns out that the problem is not in the turbine. what do you think? i understand that it is very difficult to predict now, especially the steps of russia. how do you see the development of the situation in almost every month? russia resorted to blackmail - blackmail with gas so that this unity could fall apart, and as you can see, after all,

germany remains a weak link and to some extent demonstrated by this that such unity is not iron from the west, and also if you if you analyze the war in ukraine in russia in ukraine, you will see that as long as russian gas is being transported in the territory of ukraine strategic gas pipelines are not fired upon. i think that in many ways the construction of bypass gas pipelines was also connected with the fact that talk about freeing the territory in order to introduce military actions in ukraine and the fact that the northern stream alone will work and i will be able to increase the volume of transit through its territory to a certain extent for russia, this is also a sign that it is possible, after all, it will be possible in at some point stop gas supplies through the territory of ukraine eh third look at the seventh turbine

there are seven turbines and the seventh turbine it cannot be it cannot be the reason for the stoppage of nord stream-2 it is possible to work calmly on six turbines another matter is whether russia really kept them in high- quality condition and whether this nord stream one is really working as she told everyone but nevertheless , one turbine against the background of the fact that seven are actually working, it is not decisive in order to stop the supply of gas through the nord stream one therefore, this is only a political decision, many politicians also said this, and if i'm not mistaken , the siemens company is the same, well, now we'll see how russia will react to the fact that germany received its turbine. i think it's 50 to 50 that russia can and not to continue the supply of gas if or she will put forward some additional political demands and

set a demand or condition that this gas will be restored. if these political conditions are not met, let's see, we can imagine a winter in europe without russian gas like this absolutely realistic. if you look at the behavior of russia in recent months, gas has already been cut off to poland, finland, bulgaria, and several european companies, that is, the fact that the gas for germany is now cut off is part of a larger strategy, it is not some one-time abrupt random step, and i do not rule out that in order to to gain even more advantages in negotiations with the west, russia will completely turn off the faucet. but again , in this situation, it is very important that the european union understands that this is its war, its war against russia, ukraine is now fighting literally on the battlefield and a lot of people are dying in this war, and

the european union must understand that its war is in the gas sector and, in principle, it is possible to suffer with a few percent lower temperature in order to win this war thank you very much president of dixigroup analytical center olena pavlenko, thank you again for your time, yes, the bbc investigation found evidence that the british special air service executed detainees and killed armed people in afghanistan panorama found out that one per unit killed 54 people under suspicious circumstances, while senior officers did not report the alleged killings and did not provide evidence to the military police the ministry of defense of great britain states that it will always maintain the british forces in accordance with the best and highest standards and also insist that they courageously and professionally served in afghanistan, details in richard bilton's material,

special forces often worked at night in the winter of 2010, the special air service hunted the taliban, but as we found out, some the british units were not under the control of the special forces, they came here to the village in the central part of the afghan province of gilman and through ot and consider they got into the building of the people. the people here claim that everyone who was in the house was taken out into the yard , there the special forces tied the hands of all the men, later they brought one of the men back into the middle of the building and killed khajibr gimbov, the former governor of the district, the un investigation showed that he did not pose a threat but was an unarmed civilian architevo his hands were they killed him, they shot my father in the eye and later in the chest."

sources close to the military say that the version of the special forces has little resemblance to the truth, because detainees are usually searched and their hands are tied, so they have no chance to get out, the children will be overwhelmed with weapons, it cannot be that a person was so careless, the result would be the loss of guys from the special forces if you they would say that they allowed someone to grab a grenade somewhere behind the curtains, it is significant that you simply do not deserve a place in the special forces because everyone could die because of you, what do you feel when you see it over and over again it's definitely an

orchestrated campaign of killings panorama looked into one of the special operations missions in just six months we identified 54 suspicious killings incidents similar to murders and executions evidence shows that these executions have been going on for three years i think this kind of accusation is strong shocked if they are confirmed - it will cause me deep sadness and anger. the ministry of defense of great britain says that during the investigation of the actions of british troops in afghanistan found insufficient evidence to press charges and says the military police will consider any charges if new evidence comes to light, but some believe it's time to take another

look at the behavior of night-time special forces death squads, and in the uk today is officially nomination day the position of the new leader of the governing party of conservatives already in the fall, the country will have a new prime minister, this was preceded by scandals with johnson last thursday, he said and where in resignation from the post of party leader and will perform the duties of the prime minister until the conservatives elect a new leader tomorrow will be the first round of voting on the candidate for the leadership of the conservative party more about the voting process, ask bbc correspondent olga palamaryuk she is in direct contact in lviv congratulations, is it known who is ready to replace boris johnson in the prime minister's chair, or is there already a final list of candidates? congratulations grigory , indeed, pre-election preparations in britain have officially

begun, and here i will repeat myself today has started this process of self-nomination of party leaders for the position of leader of the conservative party. tomorrow will be the first round of voting. how will the procedure for electing this party leader and the new prime minister be? i will explain because for the ukrainian viewer it may seem quite unusual here too the fact is that these so-called mini-elections will take place in several stages, candidates will be eliminated until there are only two of them left and a new one will be chosen from among these two surnames the leader of the party, who can run for this position ? it is noteworthy that only deputies of this political force can run for office, and only representatives of the conservative party can vote, that is, de facto, they choose a new

party leader, and it is already known that their candidacies for this position eight applicants were submitted, this is such fresh information, the latest oh well johnson's percentage, let's be honest, scared many in ukraine because of his active position on the issue of russian aggression, which of the applicants for the seat of the next british the prime minister can be considered the most favorable to ukraine, it really is. the main question that concerns every ukrainian now is whether boris johnson's successor will be as favorable to ukraine as his predecessor, and here it is worth noting that it is probably worth pushing away from the applicants themselves, and it is known that at least one person among these eight candidates strongly condemned the russian invasion, and we are talking about the minister of

foreign affairs in the forest of tracks, and she has repeatedly said, now here i will quote, that the war in ukraine - this is also our war, and the sanctions introduced against the russian oligarchs will never be lifted, a previous survey shows that the majority of the population is ready to cast their votes. 21 is a member of the conservative party . and the leader is the former minister of finance. only such preliminary forecasts and as the situation shows, the british political environment and the situation in it can change very rapidly and also unpredictably, so we will see who will succeed boris johnson very soon we will hear the name of the new leader on september 5 grigoriy thank you ovtsi correspondent olga

palamaryuk and that's all for today more stories search on our website bbc.ua see you tomorrow at 21:00 glory to ukraine this is a verdict program my name is serhiy rudenko good day everyone and good health, about the participation of belarusians in the russian-ukrainian war, putin's gas blackmail of europe, the announced offensive of the ukrainian army in the south, we are talking today with our guest, this is the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine