the off style steel plant near the port of russia. claims complete control of all of the cities urban areas, leaving much of it in ruins. the charred ruins of mary apple. russia has held the city under siege for 7 weeks now. ukraine says at least 21000 people have been killed. out of a pre war population of 450000, some 100000 people have remained trapped with that. the barest of necessities varies ukraine's prime minister says russia's merciless attack on mary april has triggered a humanitarian catastrophe. talk, but he maintains ukrainian troops won't surrender, they re, no city steel is not fallen very steal our military forces our soldiers, so they will fight those and. and on sunday, ukraine's remaining troops and maria po did indeed defy rushes, surrender or die ultimatum. this is the soul known, remaining pocket of resistance. some 2500 ukrainian troops and a few 100 foreign mercenaries are dug in here at the sprawling as of stall steel mill. many civilians and children are also sheltering here with the passing of the surrender deadline progression. separatists forces say they're now preparing for attack level loop, but there are only 2 b

he's just as you were saying, has now hardly come on, i'm sorry, he has them on slavery, bowman, russia, mary, territorially, nothing has really changed about announcement and they still and they had to some days held the main all the areas of mary home bob that he'll work a factory to be bombarded instead to be blockaded. not technically why he's chosen to do that morning, whether that's they want to still factory to remain intact so that they do kind victor over. finally, they will be able to make use of it, or if it is indeed the fact that they need to save a bit of face, they have not been able to get her to, to, to get in there and to really get those ukrainian. so does out those remaining around about 2000 soldiers and it's believed to be around about a 1000 civilians who are sheltering in there. so definitely a technical change, an announcement, but that has not been a and we have not heard word from the ukrainians to back that up. rebecca, just in, let's have a look at the eastern part of the country. the humanitarian corridors there to evacuate. a people from beast and pause. what's

s. department of state specialist in russia. marie ivana bitch raised the issue of ukraine's violation of sanctions against iraq in connection with the alleged sale of a batch of culture radar systems representative of the president of ukraine. victor med read, shook thoroughly investigated all the charges and presented irrefutable evidence that the culture goes were not supplied to iraq. a little later after the occupation of iraq by multinational forces, the united states did not find any traces of the culture. gus, the charge was as valid as colon fowls test tubes of anthrax. the coachman did not feel any calmer because of this. marie of on of it took over as charge to fair of ukraine. soon, her name would be closely associated with color revolutions. in the meantime, it was necessary to decide who would be president after coachman yuko video. hello tish, so that the door to ship that orlando pish! watha he has completed elsewhere than it is for rachel. usable. wish to deliver motive? bush interval in a candidate was quickly found in former prime minister victor use jenko. he was a

as we know, russia has claimed victory over mary, who paul, that is contested by president zalinski and the ukrainian side, backed up by u. s. president joe biden. as you just heard there, they saying that it's still too early to say rush is completely captured, mary. you poll bots, ease looking that they will succeed in taking that as of stew upon at some stage with those ukranian troops outnumbered at least $10.00 to $1.00. but you know, 8 is war neither side wanting to concede defeat until they absolutely have to. what more can you tell us rebecca, about those reports of mass graves near merrier. oh yeah. shocking stories coming out of mary paul the mer saying at least $20000.00 dead there. that numbers potentially a lot higher than that. he's also said that russians are going around and picking up the dead bodies and throwing them into these mass graves. that he says a near a cemetery outside of the town with very difficult to verify this information. but as that report suggested, we've seen maxwell satellite images that do suggest those graves exist. and we've also seen similar sce

russia. anne-marie? >> naomi ruchim in new york, thank you. >>> the biden administration is expected to unveil its long-awaited rules today to crack down on so-called ghost guns. the privately made guns without serial numbers are increasingly being found at crime scenes across the u.s., and it comes as the white house and justice department are under growing pressure to deal with gun deaths and violent crime. one of the proposed rules released last year would require manufacturers and dealers who sell ghost gun parts to be licensed by the federal government. >>> turning now to the coronavirus. some parts of the u.s. are seeing an uptick in cases just as covid restrictions are being relaxed. new york city mayor eric adams announced he tested positive for the virus yesterday on his 100th day in office. a spokesperson said that he's showing no symptoms and is canceling the rest of his public events this week. in los angeles more than 1,000 people rallied in front of city hall to oppose local vaccine mandate

president flooded me. zalinski says he believes tens of thousands of people have been killed in russia's siege of mary jo pole. he gave this estimate during an address to south korea, lawmakers married paul in southeast, in ukraine, has been under relentless, russian bombardment for weeks. officials say much of the port city lies in ruins, and tens of thousands of people are trapped with little or no food. and water. russia has said it will focus on eastern ukraine and intensify its military if its state who t w's rebecca reaches easy. levine in western ukraine and has more on this high death toll in marion poll. hard to imagine how president estimates could be very far off. i mean, if you think about the worst images you've seen in war, the most devastating pictures coming out of any conflict that is what's happening in mary paul since the beginning of this war, you just reported that city has been under constant russian bombardment. people have been living there without access to food electricity communication am. i was crucially without access to any drinking water. people have been in it. we hear

9000 about equal civilians were buried in the nearby village of mangoes ortiz, marie financial reports. this day, after russia's defense minister reported that mary police now and the total control of the russian army with signs of normality, life and safety. finally coming back to the city totally out of the blue, the city's mayor claims. all of a sudden that russians have been barren civilians in thousands, in a village of mon gosh, outside mary opal to hide his words there, barbaric war crimes. he even describes that they happen using trucks to collect dead corpses on the streets and dump them in to a freshly dug trenches. there is no reaction so far from russia's defense, ministry was still waiting for it, but the mayor has been quick to describe it as genocide. let's take a listen. the biggest war, crime of the 21st century was committed in mary. you, paul, this is a new bobby, are now put in his exterminating ukrainians. he has already killed tens of thousands of civilians in mary paul. and this requires a strong reaction from the entire civilized world. everything must be done to stop this genocide. ther

saudi arabia for a visit aimed at starting a new period in relations between ankara and red russia. typo m. as mary crown prince, mom had been salman and his father, king selma. this is owed owens 1st trip to the kingdom in years. relations between the 2 nations were strained after the 2018 killing of the journalist shall hush algae of the saudi consulate in istanbul. well, those are the headlines that he's continues here on al jazeera, after my cuba, sentient back to watching bipolar outside of the conflict and ukraine. how concerned should we be about this on to build up. we bring the stories from different ones that are rapidly changing the world we're living because the want become rushes new dollars. it becoming rushes new. don counting the coast on al jazeera. ah, we go. a law is alamahood on the getting ways. if amelia emmy boil it that i was young amy, bye, elaborate random, seen by random noise with a, with a, with a my bank, diana gomez in a loan. when i will be out years, almost an hour in within like i got a little one with a bully. ah. mm hm. i was on hold on the line, the number over

remained trapped without the barest of necessities varies ukraine's prime minister says russia's merciless attack on mary april has triggered a humanitarian catastrophe. talk, but he maintains ukrainian troops won't surrender. they re, no city steal is not fallen. there is still our military forces, our soldiers, so they will fight those end. and on sunday, ukraine's remaining troops and merry oppo did indeed defy rushes, surrender or die ultimatum. this is the soul known, remaining pocket of resistance. some 2500 ukrainian troops and a few 100 foreign mercenaries are dug in here at the sprawling as of stall steel mill. many civilians and children are also sheltering here. with the passing of the surrender deadline progression, separatist forces say they're now preparing for attack level loop, but there are only 2 blocks of buildings left before the mill. yeah, there's a small area around the factory and the enemies, they're hiding in the basements. they just want to get over. we're preparing the ground assault. the artillery will shell them 1st before we send in close quarters, assault troops, which ove

welcome to the program. russia has urged the last defenders of the ukrainian port city of marie apollo to lay down their arms. they gave a deadline of early sunday morning. small groups of fighters have been holding out in a steel plant in the city elsewhere. russia launched missiles in the capitol cave and stepped up shelling attacks against the city of har. keith, more russian rockets falling on hot keys. it's the latest strike to hit the city in a deadly week with many civilians among the dead and injured at this time at least 2 people were killed with over a dozen more wounded. ukrainian officials here the bombardment is just the prelude to a new assault on the strategically important city. just 40 kilometers from the russian border. far to the southeast, brushing forces gather for a new offensive on another key target. muddy you pull, the port city has been besieged for weeks. now moscow says it's defenders have been forced back to hear the giant odds of style industrial district . shuttles go to the dilemma into urban areas. mariposa has been completely cleared the militants of t

full soon, the ukrainian military a he's saying now that it's looking likely that russia will in fact, succeed in mary you poll. they believe that russia planning a strike of one of the last 3 cranium held areas, the as of steel plant, where thousands of remaining a ukrainian soldiers from the as of the italian, the now famous as of italian are holding out. and i mean, they have been fighting for this city since the very beginning of this war. it's a key strategic part that would link out rushes, easton, and southern france and create a much needed land border between russian held areas in crimea. and the don bassett would release a russian troops to be able to be re deployed and definitely would be seen as a victory for vladimir putin in what has otherwise been a rather shambolic start to this invasion. the ukrainian troops have been holding out. they posted a video on their facebook page yesterday saying that they will fight until the very end, but they are running out of ammunition. so just if and when exactly married, pull mindful still remains unclear about is looking likely and definitely would

it's not looking so terry, it does appear that russia has full control of mary po. apart from that as of steel plant, as we've been saying for several days now, they're still around 2000 soldiers thought to be underneath in a vast network of tunnels and, and as well as round about a 1000 civilians hiding underneath there. as we know, russia has claimed victory over mary paul that is contested by president zalinski and the ukrainian side backed up by u. s. president joe biden. as you just heard there, they saying that it's still too early to say rush is completely captured, mary. you poll bots, ease looking that they will succeed in taking that as of stew upon at some stage with those ukranian troops outnumbered at least $10.00 to $1.00. but you know, 8 is war neither side wanting to concede to fate until they absolutely have to. what more can you tell us, rebecca, about those reports of mass graves near merrier full? yes. shocking stories coming out of mary paul the mer saying at least $20000.00 dead. they're that numbers potentially a lot higher than that. he's also said that russian

mary open. while amid dot storm of western media condemnation of russia, prominent italian journalist to suggest as an alternative view of the ongoing war, flying in the face of the mainstream narrative, angelo dorsey says the u. s. shows the blame for provoking the conflicts. the journalist made his points on italian national television little memories of that, but we must remember that this war, besides everything that we're talking about is a war of the united states against europe. the e. u is the real object of this war. the united states is interested in severing ties between russian europe and also china, a frequency contributor to top, it's all the media outlets. dorsey has more than 40 years of experience in journalism, is also found of several magazines which focus on history. and last year he also run for may of the italian city of turin. we spoke with dorsey to get more of his insights on the conflicts and ukraine, and the dumbass. ah, my maid, like wherever come each other little. technically, it's russia that unleashed the war, but in my view, it's the united states that prompted r

. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. russia's now pulled out of most of northern ukraine in order to focus on the donbas region. ukraine's president says that the atrocities we're seeing in cities like bucha are just the beginning of the devastation left behind by russian troops. the white house is ramping up the economic pressure on moscow and bolstering ukraine's military prowess. >> the biggest part of our objective is to deplete the resources that vladimir putin has to continue his war against ukraine. >> reporter: new sanctions will ban all new investment in russia and impose additional penalties on government officials and their family members. the biden administration is also sending $100 million worth of javelin anti-armor missiles to ukraine. >> translator: russia wants to turn ukraine into silent slaves. >> reporter: ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy told the united nations security council it is failing to stop russia's brutality and showed them gruesome images from the town of bucha. tanya nedashkivska says her

if russia captures mary pull -- maripul, -- fed officials have laid out a roadmap for reducing the assetshey bought during the pandemic. plaintiffs treat their balance sheet by more than $1 trillion a year according to the minutes of their meeting in march. officials also thought they should arrange rates by more than .5% but they held off because of uncertainty by the war in ukraine. nancy pelosi reportedly will visit taiwan as a show support. according to media reports, she will arrive in taipei sunday. the invasion of ukraine raised concerns china may follow through on his threat to take control of taiwan. warren buffett's berkshire hathaway has taken a stake in hp valued at more than $4.2 billion. that has shares surging but he has traditionally stayed away from some technology investments but has moved into that tech trend in recent years. at the end of 2021, berkshire stake in apple is worth more than $161 million. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on "bloomberg quicktake," powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this i

russia's bombardment of the clans. many more civilians are still struggling to survive in mary upon. the city council says 100000 people. there are in danger. i should declare victory in the city last week, but shelling continues. ukrainian government says that a catastrophic shortage of food and water from crane says russia has intensified it's offensive in the east. has been fierce fighting in the don bath region with the russian military taking these 2 towns in the area. they're also heading toward lyman and passed up to cities being defended by ukrainian troops on the front line . some believe it's inevitable, their town will fall and i think the active attack phase around lyman is starting around. there are the villages of staff key drove a shelf uncertainty. and as far as i understand the force he gave the monk. and if i gave up, it means that it's too late for me, for women of them is in a difficult moment. we understand the value of life, of a relatives of our loved ones. i ask all of you that are listening to understand that i loved ones are the most valuable things apprecia

he needs to do things that are not going to infuriate russia if he needs the cooperation of russia for this, mary, or pull operation, which is worth telling you, is planned to be an operation with the consent of the ukrainians. and the russians involving the u. n and the international committee of the red cross, i can tell you the you and have brought in officials. not only those that are in ukraine, they bought in experts from other parts of the world. some of the most experienced people in the u. n. system. but they're not really giving us any details of the time frame for this operation to try and get them out of the steel works where most the civilians are and to take them to take them out of mary apple and set take them to safety. now it's also worth bearing in mind that these people, we understand in the still works are there along side fighters, ukrainian fighters. and there are some, certainly, some in the ukraine in public, even who would like those fighters to be brought out as well. and i think that's the difficulty of negotiations. they're going to take place. and the russians, i thin

russia invaded the 1st time. so it's very and surprising that they haven't hated that warning. now mary, you paul has been on the seed for weeks as we've been reporting and true atrocities and devastation coming out of that city. the stories are truly shocking, but it is a key target for russia both tactically and territorially, if they are successful in taking mary paul, it will link up areas that the under their control in crimea and the don bass and also really give a big knock to the ukrainian economy and not able to use that port to export it. steel and wheat and other products. so definitely a key city, both sides of fighting till the end after that directive or the that's a ultimatum was given by rushes. and as he came out and said that, you know, if the, if the ukrainian soldiers are kill than any peace negotiations or pay steal a would die with them. but in reality, those pace talks have actually been on hold for some weeks now. ever since russian soldiers retreated from areas around, keep around here where i am, i the atrocities that that were found in their wake of their retr

take full control of the southern and eastern regions to establish a land bridge between russia and crimea. in mary a poll, about 1000 fighters and civilians are surrounded by russian forces. the russians say they will not storm in, but will not allow supplies in, either. ukraine's president remains defiant. >> after eight years of brutal war, russia wanted to destroy our state completely. depriving ukrainians of the right to life. but no matter how fierce the battles are, there's no chance for death to defeat life. everyone knows that. >> new satellite images show a second mass grave outside. ukrainian officials say hundreds of civilians may be buried there. the atrocities in ukraine one of the reasons one american flew overseas to help fight. he's a veteran from the bay area heading home after one month in ukraine. dan noyes talked with him about his decision to go, his perilous journey, and why he wishes he could have stayed longer. >> i'm the maintenance manager, so i support properties in san francisco and oakland. >> kevin hayes' employer would not let him take a leave of absence, so he burne

but this for th, from the southern port city of mary you, paul, serves as a reminder of moscow's military might and brutality with russia now focusing its attention on ukraine's east, mary, you, paul, would be key and connecting the southern and eastern france despite a strong russian presence ukraine says the city hasn't for and yet the country's president used his nightly address to praise ukrainian resilience, yackel gushing if tunable fell to put it mildly, no one was sure that we would survive. every one sympathised. many advised us to leave the country advised us to actually surrender to tyranny, but they didn't know. i see that he will me and they didn't know how brave ukrainians are, how much we value freedom, our opportunity to live the way we won't leave it dark yet or horrible. some am we this war continues and ukrainians will need to show even more of that bravery. if that repel the imminent russian onslaught in the east. for more on the situation following those warnings of russian retaliation we spoke earlier to date of the reporter john phillip shells, who's in leave good evening, western ukraine. there h

with this for teach from the southern port city of mary you, paul, serves as a reminder of moscow's military might and brutality. with russia now focusing its attention on ukraine's east. mary, you paul, would be key and connecting the southern and east and friends despite a strong russian presence. ukraine says the city hasn't fall, and yet the country's president used his nightly address to praise ukrainian resilience vehicle caution. if tunable fell to put it mildly, no one was sure that we would survive. everyone sympathised. many advised us to leave, the country advised us to actually surrender to tyranny, but they didn't know. i see that he will need and they didn't know how brave ukrainians are, how much we value freedom, opportunity to live the way we want was lazy, dark yet or horrible. some am we this war continues and ukrainians will need to show even more of that bravery. if that repel the eminent russian onslaught in the east or from war. i'm now joined by the w correspondent, yard full of shells, who is in live. if i could have got to see you now, air raid sirens have been going off across ukraine today, inclu

as ortiz, moore and garcia, reports from missing. russia has given ukrainian nationalists, said mary, you book one last charge. the surrender and leave with during these unilateral sees for civilians for 2 months had been held as human shields seized, the chugs to escape the nationalists during a troop rotation i bought from one of the road. mm hm. one elderly man, we found cooling his way out of the woods, so this was a horrific scene. a sniper shot him just below the knee. the wound is severe bits of shattered boon, protrude from his leg. you know, whether corn jewish yourself do i am. i wish people would wish to nachos to judge neither steadily along those on the the weekends. that's good luck. lucky, pushy by the wood defeated an irish live agent. yet it is just a school was just like work. we'll have a public with her fit, a family gift lewisville dot gov. vivica. that was he was here little belinda died. you took her. he got a stylus. the 5, a few nationalists inside the as a complex people engine problem, bullets. what do you think kept form back? you wait till to seek medical

i'm anne-marie green. russia and ukraine will resume peace talks virtually today as the fighti i ing rages on, including over the border in russia. two helicopters crossed the border and struck a fuel facility. this morning russian troops left the heavily contaminated chernobyl nuclear site after handing control back to ukraine. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy warned that russian withdrawals from the north and the center of the country were a tactic to build up forces for attacks elsewhere. and ukraine says russian forces blocked a convey of 45 buses attempting to evacuate people from the besieged port city of mariupol. bradley blackburn is in new york with all the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. about 100,000 people are still trapped in mariupol. evacuations have slowed to a crawl. ukraine's government says at this point just a few hundred people at a time are able to escape in private cars. and russian attacks on the city aren't letting up. russia's assault on the port city of mariupol

o. russia says it's declare you cease fire. mary polling gives you credit soldiers until 10 g m t to surrender. ah, 11 o'clock, this is out 0 life. the halls are coming up 17 engine to arrested is israeli police dispersed palestinian worshippers from the alex and last compound 2 days off the violent confrontation north korea test for what it calls a.

he, mary paul was and always will stay ukrainian. no matter what they say russia claims to have liberated the city. they bombed for weeks with impunity. and says they'll keep those in the steel plant trapped there will never succeed. us president joe biden said mary, a pull was still in ukrainian, hans, and urged russia to open humanitarian corridors to let more civilians, leisure. we know a bummer evacuees who made it to the city of zap arissa struggled to describe the devastation of their home city. them still after 30 or some hell is what's happening there. it's not possible them could just re tell you, would you russians are killing people for nothing. if your world doesn't take measures, supervisor will be the same to what he or did they put it on my head. i learned we left yesterday there was a whole left instead of a 9 floor building or maybe he, for all the doorways are destroyed completely. all the windows are shattered. when maria martin, in our backyard, we have a little cemetery. we buried 7 people there. for those stuck in the city supplies are report

mary up will continue to fail on it. smith reports now from hasta on don, where he's been meeting those who have been escaping by their own means, going east to russia. most people who've left mary up all of had to make their own way out. pavel says he's used to the walking. he's a shepherd, was in love that at the church of water. we've got 35 kilometers to go. he says. he and his wife yana. a. heading to their village. away from the fighting. they hope around a 140000 people have escaped mario pole in the 5 weeks since the start of what russia calls its special military operation. but not every one made it to safety. those that do find themselves in reception centers in russia or schools like this in don yet, but that was usually for him. yeah. but why did we come here? not fuel because it became too hard. we were exhausted. i. i took jojo what she hasn't been outside at all for a month on because she was scared very scared. and we went on foot a group in a column until we reached the edge of the city and was shooting and bombing. but we made it. thank god, the more the people al jazeera spoke to say they're here either because the only route they

the answer with russia is defense minister, say the civilian areas of mary, our pool have been fully cleared of radical troops and where the things can now start going back to normal life. we heard from some of the locals, you've managed to flee the fighting around the as off spell factory. there's nothing to do. we walked out to get water. a sniper shot me in the leg. i didn't see where it was, but it wasn't an area controlled by the ukrainians with the as of militants told us that anyone goes on to the russian control territory would be show dead and made underwhelming, lee anti russian coverage off the wall in western media. that's when italian journalist defies the mainstream narrative and phase the u. s. is actually to blame for provoking the conflict. it's the united states that prompted russia to do that . it states the number of provocations, including what nato expansion, the united states, figured out that it's losing cloud is a global headroom. so it's behavior is a kind of a reaction with a warm welcome. this is on t international with the latest world news headlines is g

russia. most people who've left mary awful who had to make their own way out. pavel says he's used to the walking. he's a shepherd. but the law that says repute warden, we've got 35 kilometers to go. he says he and his wife yanna, a heading to their village, away from the fighting. they hope around a 140000 people have escaped mario pole in the 5 weeks since the start of what russia calls its special military operation. but not every one made it to safety. those that do find themselves in reception centers in russia or schools like this in don yet that that would usually for the senior. well, why did we come here? you because it became too hard. we were exhausted. i took julia, she hasn't been outside at all for a month because she was scared, very scared. and we went on foot, a group in a column until we reached the edge of the city and a shooting and bombing, but we made it. thank god, hello. the people al jazeera spoke to said they're here either because the only route they could find out of mary apple brought them this way or because they relatives in russia finished them, which said them, wh

russia. we are russians. mari opal has always been a russian city. we began to fight for our land 8 years of fighting. and finally now i've returned to my native land. i'm overwhelmed with emotions. for me there is great happiness. it's impossible to scribe what's going on in my heart. it's sad that the city is destroyed, but there was no other way out. and no one had the strength to wait any longer. i will rebuild the city. i'll be glad to put my whole soul into making it better. we are russian people. we can do it, they would not so many difficulties. the russian defense ministry has released new footage of an advance of a column of russian forces in the hark of region settlements are providing humana, humanitarian aid, along with primary and advanced medical care. the picture show locals, greeting the column, which is protected by helicopter air support and tanks. meanwhile, in the devastated city of mario pl civilians are just starting to leave their basements after russian troops took control of most of the city. and he, people have been trapped

but this for teacher from the southern port city of mary you, paul, serves as a reminder of moscow's military might and brutality. with russia now focusing its attention on ukraine's east, mary, you paul, would be key and connecting the southern and east and france despite a strong russian presence. ukraine says the city hasn't fall and yet the country's president used his nightly address to praise ukrainian resilience yeah, caucasian if tunable for to put it mildly, no one was sure that we would survive. she's beat everyone's sympathised heart of dorado. many advised us to leave the country and other folk, the advisors to actually surrender to tyranny. i'll evil mean for they didn't know us either homing is, and they did not know how brave ukrainians ask if. can we, how much we value freedom? now some of our opportunity to live the way we want to walk some way. this war continues and ukrainians will need to show even more of that. bravery. if that repel the eminent russian onslaught in the east. the w correspondent, rebecca, written as in boucher, which ukraine recently took back from russian forces. i asked her about the s

however, thousands have already evacuated from here in mary paul to places in russia to places elsewhere internet people's republic. and of course say here in murray, you, paul, there are still suffering the sounds of shelling can still be heard. however, they're holding on the best. remind call for our g marine poll, done s people's republican. well, most western media out this continue to demonize russia over is operation in ukraine and on bass. a prominent italian journalist has gone against the flow, accusing ukraine's precedence of hindering efforts to bring about peace. but there is, can be simple, natural to pity. lensky seems like a very dangerous character. he is leading a campaign that can actually bring about massive destruction in casualties among the ukrainian people. but this doesn't really bother him, or therefore, i considers a lensky, one of the main obstacles towards achieving patients. but we must remember that this war, besides everything that we are talking about is a war of the united states against europe. that's the e. u is the real object of this war. the united

however, thousands have already a vacuum it from here in mary pull to places in russia to places elsewhere in the next people's republic. and of course a here in murray pal, they're still of suffering. the thousands of shelling can still be heard. however, they're hoping for the best. remind cauthrin archie maria, hold the next people's republic wellness, western media out as continue to demonize russia. i for its operation in ukraine and on bass. a prominent italian journalist has gone against the flow, accusing ukraine's presence of hindering efforts to bring about peace. that is to be simpler, but will not remove to pretty photos. lensky seems like a very dangerous character, but he is leading a campaign that can actually bring about massive destruction and casualties among the ukrainian people. but this doesn't really bother him, but on. therefore, i consider zalinski one of the main obstacles towards achieving peace. but we must remember that this war, besides everything that we are talking about, is a war of the united states against europe. that the e. u is the real object of this w