reporter: vova from the bicycle workshop stops by regularly to keep up with events at home.t's easier to endure bad news in company. youtube has become a primary source of information. it shows bombs exploding. and this week fighting flared up again. no one here has faith anymore in the minsk protocol. when the conflict worsens, more refugees come. the head of the "ukrainian world", mateusz kramek, says the center is already preparing for the next wave of fugitives. mateusz knows how the young men feel. >> russia and ukraine are closely tied. there are family and ethnic bonds. these men just don't want to have to shoot at their own brothers and cousins. reporter: vladimir is tense. russian is his mother tongue, but he's for the ukrainian side. separatists have put him under massive pressure -- threatening him, but also making him feel guilty. one sent him a text saying you can't run away from yourself... you ought to fight for your ancestors. and what are you doing? burn in hell! "i'm not a traitor", vladimir wrote back. they responded with even uglier insults. vladimir was

albina wants to tell her dad, vova, that she's arrived. ukrainian men have been asked to stay behind to help defend the country. suddenly, there'd another siren. siren wails over phone. that's in your home? apartment. also in street. bomb warnings are broadcast on tv to warn of incoming attacks. explosion. it's a far cry from their old life in the country they've left behind. angelina and vova ran their own property business. albina dreamt of becoming a lawyer. life was good until war came. as the russians invaded, angelina and albina took their dog and a few belongings before leaving vova and heading for wales. a last kiss from her dad. she doesn't know when she'll hug him again. i said, "please, finish the war." millions have headed out of ukraine in search of safety. angelina and albina had to drive across the country and over the border to slovakia to apply for visas to allow them to come to wales as refugees. the uk government has promised to open doors and give sanctuary to people fleeing ukraine, but the families we've been followin

vova seem to have convinced one of his tractor weighs 9 turns. and the ice has to be at least 60 centimeters thick to stop the tractor falling through it. the ice seems to be strong enough. but when the tractor gets on the lake the ice starts to creak. reluctant to go any further the tractor driver terms and drives away. he did. outside and inside and. is aboard. the leg. of. the ice race is reminiscent of a night soma. used in the local police. there are plenty of ways to get injured in speedway. is a brand new. readers friend. for the tires. dedicated mechanics to. spend as much time with politics as they do with their families. used to feel. a little used. when races collide the stumps all the time as can often contra right through their protective gear. these gimmicks these these. these bikes have no brakes. only. have a plan. to convert this old lever into a snowplow tractor like this would be light enough to be sure it won't fold. the ice. the idea is simple enough just replace the front bumper with a snow push. of the book at you. if you.

and vova have a plan they intend to convert this old lever into a snowplow tractor like this would be light enough to be sure it won't fall through the ice. the idea is simple enough just replace the front bumper with a snow push. view of the roof look at you. if you. did it do you. have any confidence at all that the needle plan will work. best with. the improvised snow plough is ready. this is my 1st time. might as. well call that island. home last winter. but their. own niece who many many times has. 2 of his mechanic friends take their time packing for the trip to russia me. it's 2300 kilometers from tampa to be at schiphol jani if they want to be on time to qualify on the day off to morrow they'll have to drive for a soul of 30 hours. to make that happen the guys are definitely going to need a coffee maker. 3. 000 it's. we need. it's already dark but the guys need to clear away some snow. back at the lake that's what they start to do. when they begin by testing the snow plow. while the real tractor was too heavy for the lake this one isn't heavy enough for the slow. it's not work

and by on a high scrolling draw between leipzig in mind it's a no scoring draw between hamburg and vova spork friday fall to their first home loss of the season against labor crews and on sunday we've got cologne hosting fribourg hoffenheim travelling to hanover as well as sport they are up against berlin let's move over now to what those results mean for the table byron munich there they are again up on top and today's results actually made it they will stay there into the winter break why big they hang on to second they are followed closely however bosh alka and leverkusen hoffenheim rounding out the european places ahead of dortmund down in the second half of the table there's been very little movement thus far but all the way down at the bottom braman are starting to dig out that wind today got them back out of the direct relegation places but you know fribourg could still have something to say about that a win in their basement bash up against cologne tomorrow would put them back in sixteenth so now it is time for our play of the day which you voted for on twitter and our winner is

liverpool are hoping for another american and manchester city slip up and the liverpool victory over vova hampton wanderers what mean a 1st week title for the club in 29 years but even the believe of all believers think city unlikely to stumble. in this situation obviously it looks like a bright no like. the n.c. it is. their game to play and moves with ambitions because they showed the whole year they enjoyed their football. believe competitive league. 2 sides with crafty coaches' to sites with top talent but only one team will lift the trophy on sunday. tennis now in a number of surprises at the madrid open world number one though that chunk of it went through to the semi's without even lifting iraq itself to his opponent maher and kill it retired due to a few suit poisoning and were just federer was beaten by dominick t.v. of austria in a thrilling see saw a match to end the swiss veterans clay season comeback ended 3676 and 6 for the team who now those truth to the semi's on saturday. you're watching news live from berlin the documentary dynamite in paradise is up next here on the dat

liverpool are hoping for another american and manchester city slip up and the liverpool victory over vova hampton wanderers what mean a 1st week title for the club in 29 years but even they believe all believers think city i'm likely to stumble. in this situation obviously it looks like we'll have some bright no like. we will see december but they have. to play and moves with ambitions because they showed the whole year joy that football is. a belief a competitive league. 2 sides with crafty coaches'. 2 sites with top talent but only one team will lift the trophy on sunday. and exciting conclusion of the season you're watching the news live from berlin up next we have a documentary about the life of nelson mandela for you remember you can also get the latest news on our web site d w dot com leave you now with some beautiful pictures from the water like festival in but it's the noni italy. a little. older. player. mean. shifting powers the old order is history the world is real uniting itself and the media's role is keep the topic in focus that's the global media forum 2019 today one out o

meanwhile liverpool hoping for another american and manchester city slip up and the liverpool victory over vova hampton wanderers what mean a 1st week title for the club in 29 years but even the believe of all believers think city i'm likely to stumble in this situation obviously it looks like bright. like. it's going to be when the ends it is we have a game to play and moves with ambitions because they showed the whole year joy their football. believe too competitive league. 2 sides with crafty coaches' 2 sides with top talent but only one team will lift the trophy on sunday. you're watching d.w. news live from berlin up next is our show rope order we take a look at elephant rides in thailand fun tours activity or animal cruelty. will leave you now with some beautiful pictures from the water light festival and what if and only. landlady will. play. play. play. play a little odd. play . sometime in the 26th. my great granddaughter. what would the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century. your world will be around true degrees warmer. inevitably sea levels rise by at least one me

liverpool are hoping for another american and manchester city slip up and the liverpool victory over vova hampton wanderers would mean a 1st title for the club in 29 years but even the believe of all believers team city i'm likely to stumble. in this situation obviously it looks like we've said bright no only like they're bad but so do we knew we were going to be n.c. december but they're good to play and whoops with ambitions we could say show the whole year they've joyed their football the 7 of the lead to competitive league. 2 sides with crafty coaches' 2 sides with top talent but only one team will lift the trophy on sunday. tennis now in a number of surprises of the madrid open while number one novak djokovic went through to the semi's without even lifting a rocket off to his opponent pennant tomar in chile which retired due to food poisoning and roger federer was beaten by dominic team of austria and a thrilling seesaw match to end the swiss spectrum's clay season it ended $3676.00 and $6.00 call for team they're now goes through to face jacob itch in the semi's on saturday. you're

meanwhile liverpool are hoping for another american and manchester city and the liverpool victory over vova hampton wanderers what mean a 1st week title for the club in 29 years but even the believe of all believers team city unlikely to stumble. but in this situation obviously it looks like wolves and brighton only like why they're bad that city will win and we will win and that he ends it is very bad but we have to address the game to play and moves with ambitions because they showed the whole year they enjoyed their football their 7th in a believe too competitive league. to sites with crafty coaches to sites with top talent but only one team will lift the trophy on sunday. all rights in tennis news now and to the madrid open world number one novak djokovic went through without lifting a rocket after his opponent marin challenged retired due to food poisoning check of it will face dominic team who knocks out roger federer and following that there was still 2 of the semifinal spots up for grabs. roughen adults promise on a clay court is undeniable and switzerland stands at brink experience

they've been touching distance of a treble konvalina graham hanson could not find the net but turn vova was far from over there was as much action in the stands as the pitch in the second half in extra time meaning penalties were needed by and first spot it was explicitly say by . and it was two to one penalties as hansen stepped up to win it but both be unbridled joy for the german double winners. travel awaits if they can be in thursday's champions league final. well as we've just seen vols for its women's team of has an impressive season but the same can't be said for the men's side just a few years ago they were playing in the champions league but this season they finished third from bottom they're fighting for their chance to stay in the top tier of the bundesliga in the playoffs their opponents' keels finished third in the second division on thursday the wolves host of the underdogs in the first leg of the playoffs. started stronger his goal in the thirteenth minutes an early reminder of the gulf in quality. i could tell it took the boys a bit of time to get used to it there was a

the world four billion dollars now it's costing nearly fourteen billion that is a new record even vova matches will be spread across twelve stadiums instead of you regional sixteen. this is a town of about an hour's drive from moscow. this is where the german team will be based deep in the bush in countryside and away from the scrutiny of the media. just two hundred meters that's how close reporters will be allowed to get to the players. came to nearly ten thousand people is a sleepy town not used to being in for support lights but people here were looking forward to welcoming their german guests. of course behind our team but i've got a soft spot for germany they play beautiful football. back in moscow the final preparations are underway the massive funds own is nearly ready to work but over things promised by the russian have not materialized high speed rail links from western europe to russia or back to connections to nearby airports there's still no sign of them despite the money that's been spent. critics say hosting the world cup only benefits the big construction companies but e

i'm pleased to introduce rebecca love vova yand san francisco department a souks and lep e, from st. peters housing commission. the panel will be able to answer questions that conclusion but we request you make your questions brief and to the point and limit them to one minute in order to accommodate others. i'd like to invite donald duh! if i to speak on his session. >> hi i'm donald duh! if i and inspector with building inspection and my role is to investigate complaints and issue notices of violation and in the event of noncompliance to refer them. a brief overview of each function the complaints. two complaints. that could be referred and operation ss handled by the building commission work in the scope of work with it. and once a complaint has been logged into our system it will be the same to inspector and work pe yopd that is handles by building up speck tore and unsafe structures are handled by inspection team. we'll utilize things and investigate only that area of complaints. upon the investigation a notice of violation will be issued. a notice of violation is official citat

but he was unlucky in a way vova turned his ship. and nine people died in the sea of bora. never tried to save them. to the sea was cold and they all died around them but if we left without them. we said we're now all heading to spain. one family with the same dream brothers and sisters mr perot gets there we will be saved if it sinks we will all die even those who know the sea well we must show solidarity of water starts getting into the pirogue we all take it out immediately we don't wait for the fisherman. legs to be given after two days at sea and if someone fell ill for a. woman he wouldn't eat or drink he was vomiting we forced him to eat and drink but he kept on vomiting we don't know what. throughout he died on the third day of the journey that he would get we threw his body to see because he started to decompose. we when we threw his body into the sea. we all prayed to god that he would go to heaven i'm in your home and in the many were crying and saying we're all going to die. when there was an image on the fourth day big waves broke the battle of the. good but. a

down despite the fact that it was clearly safe and vova was able to zip across like a monkey having to entrust my life to a couple of bits of metal was not very comforting who genuinely genuinely really quite frightened of doing this. taking leaps of faith. it's a good start. this is. this is. true. it's not scary. despite a few anxious moments i managed to make it to be of the size. you're surprised how much. proud of. that was just the beginning. everything in sport tourism is down against the clock and it wasn't long before we were up and running again. i knew i wasn't just going to get away with an easy rope swing the final challenge was to scale a cliff face apparently the goal is to pick lee's iest roots with the symbol from where i was standing. of course they were both at the top before i even got started . to have made it out without injury or problem in about twenty five seconds. this will stop me falling. could be any more easy or pleasant tribes. things began pretty well but a foothold seemed to disappear and i was stuck for eight years but with a bit of a helping hand i wa

say this episode of the official at the very least had a few tips for knots on the foot with this vova say his thoughts have been on the dockside that the doesn't. exists and he's got through his race fears he's got they still thing and i was i was in the bill again and i sent him out to this deposition photographs of both puppets and this space. and he would watch if you want but you watch it up there oh my god he said anyway dr i sat next to get out of that full back this job you know but even then i mean he's wife eighty. and a boy to go jogging with on them and they used the water and they didn't tie stigwood the reason why he was here so yes was a trifle it's not water fish water. but by the same time. the british put a means of pounds of this into this game and we don't want anybody else so now you get this. if you want to hear songs exact and that in itself gives you thirty zero zero zero farmers what you write and such and i go at it. there was not a new face and then the other was what. they decided to use the time even though they put picked one up and blow that bird i broke

a child named vova survived, despite a piece of shrapnel in his skull.fter surgery, when the doctor woke him up, vova whispered: "i am fine." but there was no relief outside kyiv in the suburb of irpin. residents who've been shelled for days braved russian threats to cross under a destroyed bridge. a senior u.s. defense official today warned, russia is still advancing on the capital from the north, west, and northeast. some of those fleeing irpin have lost homes for the second time in less than two weeks. >> we have got nothing. we had to run away. at our house, the temperature was 10 degrees, and it was decreasing. that's why we are fleeing again. nick: the flight to safety often as harrowing as the violence they escape. we met this family when they reached a safe space, a shelter near the polish border. six-year-old nikita insisted on staying in his grandmother olha's arms. can you tell me what it was like to make the decision to leave and how difficult it was to leave? olha: people got out of the bomb shelters, all dirty in dust, and they got on the t

turn this month around our son kevin was try their way through actually the way across the way for vova both amisom really. sixty four though i know want to grow like i was when i was so i don't really know . my southie dog and i've written called who won over coverage i know i can so put on a venture in recovery from a veteran of the passive horse you know homeless i think you'd be proud or it'd be . best off the bottle it seems just finding the will to carry on the next day we drove down to kevin's home by the seaside sleeping. during a bunch of money it was finally christmas day. as they make me crazy or starlight and i tell you you're the star of that you are the star of the kitchen has made all the stuff we have see we have to have you already do we tell you to move as you do t.v. you look if you look great. but i have had it and. i was willing. how many meals have you john we chatted about sixty five today yes yes we did we did so i guessed that. we might not have the most business putting in custody rod was this because you know frank. yeah yeah he's a good. yes i know i am i'd l

. >> vova is an awesome kid. his father is in law enforcement in the ukraine.oing to be involved in what is going on. i think there is a weight on his shoulders. i can only imagine what he is going through and the way he was able to just get through and walk through today and ready to play. for a 21, 22-year-old kid to be able to do that, i think it speaks volumes for him. >> coach added it is not an option to send him back to his home country to see his family again. they really are going to try to do the best to take care of him here. they will play tomorrow, again, at 2:00 against university of san diego. >> amazing. he showed such poise and strength on the court. >> like a mom she is more worried about him. >> the coach talking to her. hopefully that communication remains. >> good to have the support here. >> all right. thank you. >>> festival focusing on joy returns to the bay area this weekend. we will speak to one of the organizers up next. >>> on monday on cbs mornings patrick stewart joins us to talk about the new >>> oakland's fifth annual black joy p

like that of 13 year old vova who was brought here after the car he was escaping in with his parents was shot at by russian forces. >> were you running away from the war? he used his backpack for protection. it saved his life but left him critically injured. >> i big scar, wow. were you shot in the face. >> a bullet hit may here, he tells us. my back has a big wound, two bullets were removed, one is still inside. his father did not make it out alive. but not even hospitals are always save. like this one in mykolaiv where wards have been moved to the basement for fear of being bombed. >> so you are worried you could be hit. >> yes, we worried, all of us. every day. we don't know if tomorrow will happen. >> like everyone here, magerramova hasn't been home since the war began over a month ago. she sleeps at the hospital, but rest doesn't always come easily. >> what is the worst thing that you have seen? >> witnessing first hand the horrors inflicted on the war's most innocent victims is a heavy burden to bear. >> and debora joins us now in ukraine, you talk about those 100,000 people st

vova whispered, "i am fine.” but there was no relief outside kyiv, in the suburb of irpin.ts who've been shelled for days, braved russian threats to cross under a destroyed bridge. a senior u.s. defense official today warned, russia is still advancing on the capital, from the north, west, and north east. ( crying child) some of those fleeing in irpin have lost homes for the second time in less than two weeks. >> ( translated ): we've got nothing. we had to run away. at our house, the temperature was ten degrees, and it was decreasing. that's why we are fleeing again. >> schifrin: but the flight to safety is often as harrowing as the violence they escaped. we met this family when they reached a safe space at a shelter near the polish border. six-year-old nikita insisted on staying in his grandmother olha's arms. >> ( translated ): people got out of the bomb shelters, all dirty in dust, and they got on the train. the people who got on the train, they were crying. and then, the train station was being shelled, so we all had to wait. >> schifrin: to get to safety, they traveled

it's not just the sick here but the wounded. 13-year-old vova was badly injured when the family car cameer attack. his father and cousin were killed. now he fights for his life in intensive care. his mother agreed to let us film. she wants the world to see the horrors inflicted on the children. >> i believe in victory. i believe maybe in f■uture, tomorrow maybe, next week, or next month. i see some coming. >> reporter: as the war enters this dangerous phase, the refugee crisis only increasing exponenti exponentially. 1 million people have now fled ukraine, according to the united nations human rights council. for the most part, ukraine's neighbors welcoming the refugees with open arms, a warm drink, and a hug in moldova. in slovakia, a chance to watch cartoons. small comforts to ease the pain. but some refugees say they haven't received as warm a welcome. some nonwhite refugees fleeing ukraine have reported discrimination from extremist groups patrolling border zones. my colleague marcus moore spoke with visitors at a makeshift refugee center outside a bus station in poland. >> when you

forty five newton metres of torque so this engine has made him happy and after all he concedes that vova has done good work. but the last of. the one point five liter engine is well isolated in tune to move the one point seven to an issue of the forward accelerating from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour and nine point four seconds and reaching a top speed of two hundred kilometers per hour this volvo may not have win any drag races with ads but it still could a good figure in every day city driving. no over the long haul on the highway. ronnie says the mobile x. he forty has won him over his specially that new three cylinder engine he likes the way the s.u.v. looks the roominess the engines pick up and above all it's a vision see it but if it's not enough to cause buyers can always move up to the extreme sixty or even the nice and hefty actually ninety five. this may look like crowds gathered for a concert but journalist the man or schieffer knows they're here for the goodwood festival of speed being held here for the twenty fifth time at this silver jubilee everything's about car

and it's not just the sick, but the wounded here, too. 13-year-old vova was badly injured when the family car came under attack. his father and cousin were killed, and he now fights for his life in intensive care. his mother agreed to let us film because so many here want the world to see what has become of their children. >> my emotions -- my emotions, i believe ins victory. i believe in maybe in future tomorrow, maybe next week or next month i see sun in our clinic. >> an extraordinary scene unfolding for these families and these youngest of patients already going through what they're going through with their health. and now having to hide in the basements, just to protect themselves from what's playing out in their country. ian, i know a lot of people here in this country are going to wonder how these children will survive this, if the russians take over, will they be protected? and we're also learning of that breaking news tonight, reports that a major ukrainian city may have just fallen in the south. this would be the first large city to fall to the russians? >> reporter: yeah, that'

is still your view that the british people didn't really vova breaks at all and there was russia that interfered with the break out now so that's never been my view because we did breaks it you know so the question is how much were they influenced well i think russia obviously played a part. i but i think there are a lot of influences you know there are a lot of people banding around a lot of meaningless words a point we were making decisions and. listen i only didn't understand many cases of bret's and i live in the you know in the biz you know i just understand. it some peels for me how everything. is is integrated with the e.u. i spend my life worrying about what we're going to do with the rights so i am sorry but i defy anybody who was at that point and someone to make such a mental decision to fully understand me including what that decision. well pressure of course denies any interference would ever mean thank you very much love to be on again as we hopefully get some clarity about what business is president about planning thanks so much and that's it for this long television on

liverpool are hoping for another american and manchester city slip up and the liverpool victory over vova hampton wanderers what mean a first week title for the club in twenty nine years but even the believe it like. that city will win and we will win and the ends it is general but we have their game to play and works with ambitions we cuz they showed the whole year they've joyed their football. and believe we're competitive league. two sides with crafty coaches' to sites with top talent but only one team will lift the trophy on sunday . and in a first for european football for english teams who battle it out in the finals of the continent's biggest club competitions liverpool and tottenham hotspur will go head to head in the champions league and the europa league final will be between arsenal and chelsea on thursday the blues dash the hopes of blunders league side i'm struck frankfurt by beating them in a penalty shoot out fingers club took the lead in the first half with a goal from ruben on loftus cheek but frankfurt said they drove rich levelled the school after the break with a game

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proud of the achievements every time they're coming here they create a little master curious look at vova he wanted to make a clear helicopter so his painting it now and then will fire it and i have no doubt that it will have another masterpiece here. artwork made by the orphans is regularly exhibited for children it's a chance to feel themselves true artists who are adults who come and see their work it's a chance to consider volunteering eventually it's hard to tell who gets more pleasure from the art lessons students other teachers it. is. not all volunteers at the center excel in crafts some just come here to talk to children for many of these kids it's their only chance in the atmosphere. rocha family when you're in the police like this you immediately forget all your troubles and worries there are just too many bright colors all around children who come here like to draw rainbows flowers and curse souls in the clouds it's their escape to dreamland and they welcome anyone who wants to join. our maria. we didn't see a single person. resembling patch in your in your center all of them

not to testify in his own defense derek chauvinist accused of murdering floyd by kneeling on a snag vova 9 minutes. the white house has announced new sanctions on russia the u.s. is accusing the kremlin of election interference actions against dissidents and cyber attacks it's also expelled 10 people from the diplomatic mission in washington. france's coronavirus death toll has surpassed 100000 becoming the 8th country in the world to reach that number it will of course put more pressure on president in monument halls government which has been struggling to contain the resurgent outbreak with localized lockdowns now with a national one france has recorded more than 5000000 cases since the beginning of the pandemic there been more than 200000 new coronavirus infections over 24 hours across india its highest daily tally yet it's now the 2nd worst affected country in the world by total cases and the worst by daily infections but per capita it's still far behind other nations several states say their health systems are overwhelmed elizabeth problem is in new delhi where restrictions and curf

is still your view that the british people didn't really vova breaks at all and there was russia that interfered with the break out now so that's never been my view as we did the press it you know so the question is how much were they influenced well i think russia obviously played a part. i but i think there are a lot of influences you know there are a lot of people banding around a lot of meaningless words a point we were making decisions and. listen i only didn't understand many nations of bricks and i live in the you know in the biz you know i did. it some peels for me how everything. is is integrated with the us by modern life worrying about what we're going to give of the rights so i am sorry but i defy anybody who was going to. make such a men's decision to fully understand me including what that decision meant. well pressure of course denies any interference but there were even thank you very much love to have you all again as we hopefully get some clarity about what business is both of you about planning thanks so much and that's it for this long television all going undergro

and for putin himself, known affectionately as uncle don vova. >> [speaking non-english] >> the letterssia's invasion, has become a symbol of pride. but not all russians are buying it. several hundred thousand have left the country since the war began, with journalists, writers, artists and musicians leading the way. >> you mentioned this amazing word, propaganda. and i am afraid that most of the country, at least a lot of it, of russia, have fallen under its spell at the moment. rock legend boris kremenchuk of is often called russia's bob dylan.. but after criticizing the crane invasion his music was blacklisted. >> this war is obscene and deranged and the people who started it are criminals in all possible senses of the word. and i still hold this opinion. >> boris grebenchikov and he's banned aquarium or household names in russia. he weighs more or less free to express himself at home until the war. >> what i have been reading is that i am a traitor to russia -- all the usual things. i am sort of used to it. >> same place again? >> yeah, yeah. >> boris grebenchikov has turned his ba

i don't think they'll ever be business as it was before meaning the previous usual a few things on vova that is a financial services consultant back in january only 2 months ago released a report that stated that over a 1000 banks insurers and asset managers were opening offices in london so they could better their european customers so i think you'll seeing that a lot of these e.u. . investors and e.u. firms are also moving to the city of london and they're doing so regardless of the m o u being signed or not as usual they are eating as usual as the business is carrying on as usual. on the. situation a new survey from the federation of small businesses shows that 23 percent of exporters in the u.k. have actually stopped sales to the e.u. following breck's it due to red tape that they're incurring is this going to be a lasting problem or just some growing pains of brecht's it well i think brant what you're going to see is that growing pains big for small companies growing pains honest think the big companies are the global firms that have been far better positioned in terms of obviously

this is vova.groups, which tell him where the officers are. translation: idon'tl walk outside at all now, unless i'm with my daughter, because they don't take people with their children. the ukrainian army says that it needs people like you to fight if it is to win this war. translation: i'm not a military person. - i've never held a weapon. i don't think i'd be useful on the front line, but i know if i get drafted, this is where i'll be sent. translation: these men who are hiding, i don't - consider them men. what are they waiting for? vlad was badly injured, serving on the front line. translation: if we run out of men, the enemy l will come to their homes. they will rape their women and kill their children. recruitment posters line the streets of odesa. the message, �*together to victory�*. but ukraine is now divided between those who are prepared to fight, and those who would rather run or hide. jean mackenzie, bbc news, odesa. a bbc investigation has found the greek coastguard has caused the gr

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this is vova.ps, which tell him where the officers are. translation: idon'tl walk outside at all now, unless i'm with my daughter, because they don't take people with their children. the ukrainian army says that it needs people like you to fight if it is to win this war. translation: i'm not a military person. - i've never held a weapon. i don't think i'd be useful on the front line, but i know if i get drafted, this is where i'll be sent. translation: these men who are hiding, i don't consider them men. j what are they waiting for? vlad was badly injured, serving on the front line. translation: if we run out of men, the enemy will come to their homes. they will rape their women and kill their children. recruitment posters line the streets of odesa. the message, �*together to victory�*. but ukraine is now divided between those who are prepared to fight, and those who would rather run or hide. jean mackenzie, bbc news, odesa. the nato secretary general says the path to peace in ukraine lies through