cnn's nadia bashir reports. >>> sunday, marked yet another day of unrest in sweden.roup hard line, the leader of which set -- social media and calling on supporters to join him in burning more. the move sparked violent probates and riots. the video shashed on social media, rioters can be seen throwing becomes at members of the police, and car set alight. the leader of the far-right group has expressed both anti-imgrant and islamophobic views, but is said to have received permission to carry out a number of rallies across sweden over the easter weekend. now, it is important to know police are still investigating the main cause of these riots, and have said they believe some individuals links to criminal gangs may have taken advantage of the situation. according to a police statement, at least 26 people have been arrested so far, and more than a dozen members of the public were injured over the course of these riots. the swedish prime minister has condemned violence ask also confirmed members of sweden's police force were also injured over the course of the riots. now,

joining me now is nadia bashir. good morning to you. clearly another threat from vladimir putin. how much should the u.s. position that ukrainians went in and they want the russians to weaken here. >> we are hearing putin stepping up of the rhetoric, looting of the use of tactical weapons. we heard from john secretary describing these remarks from president putin as irresponsible rhetoric. this is not the first time vladimir putin suggested of their forces using nuclear weapon. coming away from the meeting, he was not sure if vladimir putin will resort into using such weapon if he found himself to be cornered. he noted that he felt putin was aware that he could use the threat of these weapons, tactical nuclear weapons against the international community. a kremlin spokesperson peskov have said russia will use such weapon if the existence of the state are at stake. just here in the u.k. yesterday, warning allies they could be in this fight with russia for the long haul, urging allies to step up their support for ukraine particularly on the military front. take a listen. >> the war

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reporter: as melissa mentioned, the resurgence of right-wing candidates in this election, cnn's nadia bashirs, the largest muslim community in europe found the rhetoric highly troubling. >> reporter: a quick bite to eat and some water before dawn breaks. it's the first week of ramadan and hiva, like so many muslims here, is fasting. it's a busy time for the 23-year-old law student, with exams just around the corner. but her focus is also on this year's presidential election. >> the current narrative, but also the potential outcome of the election, it is something that keeps me up at night. >> reporter: hiba as long been a vocal activist against racism and discrimination in france, issues she feels have only been heightened for politicians calling for tighter restrictions on the country's muslim population. >> this is quite scary, especially when as a french muslim woman, i'm part of one of the minorities of this country. because then it, makes us wonder, if no real candidates is being serious, as a candidate, but also about protecting our human rights, what does that leave us for our future?

. >> cnn's nadia bashir is live for us in london. what we're hearing from the austrian chancellor it raises the question of how do you negotiate with someone who seems to be delusional if they believe they're winning this war? >> absolutely, john. we heard from the chancellor there saying he can't fully understand putin's war logic. he did have what he described as a frank and tough discussion with the russian president. he said he wanted to confront him with the realities on ground. he did of course visit bucha where we saw those atrocities unfold, what has now been described as war crimes. he said he wanted to confront president putin with these realities. but as you heard there from nehammer, russian president vladimir putin believes he is winning this war. he still believes this war is necessary in order to ensure russia's security guarantees. that is the message we've been hearing from the kremlin since the beginning of this invasion. but the second key message we've been hearing from the kremlin is that they are fighting what t