it would be better if you had a headset. economy today i read that volodymyr putin, oh, i'm sorry, volodymyready has a liver that zelensky mr. zelensky gathered a group and talked about the need to ask questions about the restoration of ukraine, well, if you understand in one phrase, when do you think it should start and the question is simple, this is such a propaganda move in whether it is realistic already now , despite the fact that we do not know when and how the war will end, from the point of view of the term, it is necessary to think about recovery. i believe that even now it is necessary to think about future steps. many countries and international organizations and are thinking about the restoration of ukraine, it is never too early to start uh, such a group has also been formed in ukraine, there are even several independent groups of economists who are also thinking about how we should revive ukraine, even though there is still a uh-uh war on the police, even though a rocket just fell on kyiv, but we need to think about the future because there is quite a long time before the plan

side emphasizes the need for such a meeting and negotiations between president zelenskyi and volodymyr putinrom indonesia, in particular, and here is the message that vladimir putin's invitation to this summit has been canceled. not that it was specially planned and inspired , but less so, it is necessary to continue to monitor the development of the situation in this area as well, what can be expected from the party regarding the aggravation of the situation on the eastern and southern fronts and in particular the issue of transnistria, i would like to ask our next the guest who is connected with you, the deputy of ukraine, the former deputy minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, the ex -extraordinary plenipotentiary of the envoys of the republic of belarus, the ex-head of the sbu, there are a lot of jokes, but in in any case, mr. ambassadors, we are extremely happy to see you on the espresso tv channel . well, the main key question is the military scenario and the military-diplomatic scenario. please share your vision of the current situation and the prospects of this or that negotiation

> a rare display of emotion from the pentagon press secretary in response to a question about volodymyr putintonight, a former u. s. marine is among those killed in the battle against russian aggression. nbc's kelly cobiella has more from ukraine tonight. >> after more than two months of war, and countless ukrainians killed and battled, tonight we have learned an american is now among the dead. 22-year-old ex marine died monday, his family said, but where and how is still unclear. his family is telling cnn that he was working for a private military contractor. he believed in what ukraine was fighting for, his mother said. he was married with a seven month old son. tonight, a senior u. s. defense official says the russians are making slow, and uneven progress. and are likely a few days behind schedule in their effort to take control of the east. and variable, cities officials posting this video of russian forces under fire near the steel plant, where ukrainian soldiers and civilians have been held up. the families of those inside pleading for international help. >> this is a price we need to p

volodymyr putin, as head of the fsb, to care of that problem for boris yeltsin. putin arranged for a videos of your broadcast on on gentle television. the show the prosecutor or somebody who maybe looked like the prosecutor in bed with not one but two, very young females. the video is low enough quality and was shot from sort of a angle that you couldn't necessarily tell with the naked eye with those granolas with these girls in this about. but, putin stepped up. and his authority as the head of the fsb. vladimir putin assured lotion public that he could guarantee that the man in the video was in fact that prosecutor. and so that was the end of that prosecutor. and that was the end of the corruption investigation into boris yeltsin and his family. and in gratitude, or at least in payback, boris yeltsin decided that he would name, as an ex prime minister of russia, and then the next president of russia, that fsb guy well tomorrow, vladimir putin. that's how vladimir putin rose to power in the first place and russia. that's how he got control of the russian governme

and right now russia's dismissing any piece talks between president volodymyr zelensky and vladimir putin so what will it take to get them to that table and would volodymyr zelensky be willing to give up even an inch to vladimir putin to hand the war. great-great-grandfather baptiste caretto. ancestry threads all of the little facts together into a narrative so you get to feel like you're walking the same path they did. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. shannon: in wake of the >> in the wake of the horrific towns around to limit ukraine and russia were both calling for meetings of un security council this weekend, russia said they want to cancel to address what he calls publications of ukraine radicals and broke up york times is reporting the russians requesting meeting monday the ukraine it was a separate meeting of course, tuesday to discuss russia's co

two days before, volodymyr putin's invasion of ukraine. when he publicly obtained encouragement and the authorization for an invasion in a truly foolish procedure that was televised, donald trump said, quote, there was a television screen, and i said, this is genius. putin declares a big portion of ukraine, of ukraine. putin declares it as independent. oh, that's wonderful. so putin is now saying, it's independent, a large section of ukraine. i said, how smart is that? it is the next day, in response to criticism of the putin genius comment, donald trump said this -- >> trump said, putin is smart! i mean he's taking over a country for $2 worth of sanctions. i'd say that's pretty smart. he's taking over a country, literally a vast, vast location. a great piece of land with a lot of people and just walking right in. >> today, vladimir putin admitted that the sanctions are hurting russia saying, quote, the most urgent problem here is the disruption of export logistics but donald trump thought that it was worth $2 worth of sanctions, it was $2

president of turkey, after all, perdugan again spoke on the phone with putin and offered him a meeting with the president of ukraine, volodymyrsky, in istanbul, the turkish the party that answered putin was not informed, erdogan also spoke about the importance of a ceasefire, the creation of humanitarian corridors for safe evacuation, and also assured that turkey will continue to do everything possible to stop events that cause damage to everyone, so as to ensure lasting peace. the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine is concerned about russia's attempts to escalate the situation in transnistria over the past few days, provocations of mining educational institutions, explosions at the airfield in tiraspol, an attack on the building of the so-called ministry of state security, the destruction of two radio stations in your grigoriopol district, all this coincided with moscow's statements about its intention to seize the entire south of ukraine, units of the operational group of russian troops in the pridne region, brought to full combat readiness , corridors from transnistria would really help putin cut off our state from of

>>> ukraine's top negotiator says that moscow has verbally agreed to proposals if volodymyr zelenskyy and vladimir putin decide to meet . >>> stay with us. we tell you why the price of your commute maybe going down. >>> but economists are saying about a potential housing bubble burst. >>> change is on the way as we head into next week. we will have the forecasts when we come back. when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can anticipate the next step genesys technology is changing the way customer service teams anticipate what customers need. because happy customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. >>> some economists are predicting the housing bubble may be set to first. the report looked at mortgage rates and rental prices. according to realtor.com, home prices search almost 27% in the last two years. >>> the rate of women looking for work is getting close to pre-pandemic levels. mothers were more likely than their male colleagues to either lose jobs or quit and dropout of the work force. that trend reversed sharply in march

actual result of this conversation was that the president of turkey proposed putin to meet with the president of ukraine volodymyrzelensky, according to erdogan, the positive dynamics achieved at the ukrainian and russian negotiations in istanbul should be preserved, erdogan also added that the meeting between putin and zelenskyi should take place, the leaders of the two countries can be hosted by turkey. well, as we know , the kremlin has repeatedly said that they do not want to meet with volodymyr zelenskyi, there is nothing. because, again, according to putin, their military operation and where according to the plan in they are all fine, well, probably 22,000 dead russian soldiers, this is what putin calls the plan. well, i will now ask the editor if we are ready to include our first guest, rami sinus, a political scientist, an expert on international issues politicians. good evening, how do you hear us? i congratulate you . thank you for the invitation. i hear you and welcome you. it’s very early. the negotiations between erdogan and putin. erdoğan, the president of turkey, will be able to mediate in kyiv and

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volodymyr zelensky. whereas president putin has come across as aloof and distant, zelensky has seemed very much relatableng in touch with video messages. the updates, delivered straight to social media, have enabled zelenksy to speak directly to ukrainians and people around the world. at times, the news has been almost unspeakably bleak. through it all, zelensky has sought to raise spirits, and to inspire hope. we have young, smart charismatic personalities, who deliver simple messages, who basically tell the truth. and then you see putin, who is ageing, who is hiding somewhere, who has this long table, and nobody knows what he is thinking. russian tv and the kremlin have resorted to hurling unsubstantiated insults towards kyiv. this guy has a nerve, i mean zelensky, he has balls. because the thing is, the first days, it was a disaster it was stress, it was depression. and all of a sudden you see somebody who behaves very different, and he is the president of your country, and this works immensely on ukrainians. before this war, zelensky struggled to get invites to western capitals. now barely a day pass

to something positive result well, let's talk further about the conditions put forward by putin with volodymyr2007-2009. i congratulate you, i greet you. good day. well, what does putin want from ukraine? if we talk about crimea, donbass , comment on his ultimatums again . well, you know nothing. there is nothing new. that is, this is what we have already heard many times. this is what he said dozens of times and what his delegation came to negotiate with first in belarus and then voluntarily retreated. of russia on their territory, well, you know, it happens with bandits who agree on something among themselves and agree to cede something to each other under pressure. well, you know, these are the fights of those people who live by the notion that russia lives according to the concepts, it already seems that everyone understood, but this does not mean at all that it will be as russia wants, and the world will not live according to these gangster concepts or where to live according to the laws established by law, that is, that is what international law is for, well, but for putin, it is all thi

fiona, this is really these two personalities, volodymyr zelenskyy and vladimir putin.all about trying to change putin's mind. at this point, is there any succession planned if he is no longer running russia? >> there is always a succession plan, at least in theory, which is something happens to him normally, then either the prime minister or the speaker of the russian parliament would step in and they would have elections. under this current circumstances, there is no way vladimir putin wants to loosen his grip on power. 2024 he is supposed to have a presidential election. in theory, we know he has two more presidential terms he can contest, and that would take him to 2036. he has some staying power. there is absolutely no way he would want to go back any way, or on the back of a disaster in ukraine. >> brennan: so this is solidifying his hold on power, rather than weakening? >> absolutely. but the hold is very brittle. the situation right now, so many things can go wrong. so many things can be happening behind the scenes that we actually don't know about. but for puti

draft peace treaty documents have advanced enough to allow direct consolations between vladimir putin and volodymyr zelenskyy. that official says there's a high probability both leaders will be meeting in turkey. the timeline is still in the works, but it could happen, quote, in the near future. >>> this sunday on "meet the press," former secretary of state hillary clinton joins moderator chuck todd. she'll weigh in on the u.s. involvement in the war so far, plus current secretary of state antony blinken will be on, as well, with the latest. make sure to catch it tomorrow at 8:00 after "today in the bay." >>> the backlash continues over san francisco's redistricting plan. the city is proposing to redraw the boundaries of 11 districts -- here's what they look like right now -- and here are the proposed changes put forward by the redistricting task force. yeah, the city hall today, dozens rallied against the changes which include dividing the tenderloin and south market area. the proposed change is charging the western hills edition and neighborhoods. passions are high on both sides. >> they've alrea

frustrated by the hungarian leader's cozying up to putin volodymyr zelenskyy actually denounced orban, calling him virtually the only one in europe to openly support mr. putin. it didn't work. in america one sees similar forces at work though they are not as strong. initially in the first weeks of the war the republican party seemed to revert to its historic hawkishness on foreign policy, many of its older guard are vociferously anti-putin and pro-ukrainian but that would not describe the position of the man who is still its most popular leader, donald trump. who has praised putin since the invasion. >> why shouldn't i root for russia, which i am? >> fox news' highest ranked leader tucker carlson who two years ago declared he was on russia's side against the battle for ukraine has repeated russian propaganda about alleged american sponsored bio weapons labs in ukraine. it's worth noting there are some mitigating factors at play here. viktor orban has manipulated hungary's democracy in ways that give him structural advantages. in 2010 he gave citizenship to 2.4 million ethnic hungarian

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block road transport, for example, not to block bank accounts, plus we see that if for volodymyr the reputation of putin, the russian president, is worthless, so for civilized business around the world, reputation has its price and people are ready to bear losses in order to preserve their reputation . by westerners in pressure campaigns on businesses that refuse to voluntarily leave russia, for example, regarding motor vehicles . traffic belarus and russia, then to this company, which shows that it is very well embroidered on western repression through diplomatic and political sources, and in the end, those that started as a public company became the official position of the european union, the same with transport companies, and civil society and the diplomatic channel were flooded with complaints, complained about on social networks , there are individual separatists of workers who cannot trade with the aggressor country and the result of these companies, both official and unofficial, became the fact that the companies would be free to follow the decisions of their government, maxime, can russia repla

cheetah, the president of turkey does not give up hope of bringing president volodymyr zelensky to the negotiating table with putin. russia threatened japan for what, about this and other things in a moment in the world about ukraine column. well, let me start with such a truly historic event at the american ramstein air base that in germany today a meeting of defense ministers of more than 40 countries of the world took place, and not only nato members, moreover, this the meeting is not even organized under the auspices of the north atlantic alliance, it is a kind of meeting of friends of ukraine, the main topic is how to help our country win the war with the russian aggressor and do it in the shortest possible time. the direct speech of the secretary of defense of the united states of america, lloyd austin, who was also one of the organizers of this meeting, we are listening ukraine believes in its victory, we believe in it and all of us, it needs our help even today and when the war ends, as president biden said, our security support comes directly to the forefront of the fight for freedom to the fearless and s

, whatever you want to talk about sitting across the table from each other between vladimir putin and volodymyr zelenskyy. this would be a massive, massive accept in this war that's been going on for about five weeks. it's not clear, number one, if it's going to happen although a ukrainian negotiator says that russians are more willing, it seems, to talk or even how president biden would get involved in such a negotiation. >> the political future of ukraine is up for ukraine to decide. but the military future of this attack has to be pushed back, and that's why we are doing so much to back president zelenskyy and his military. >> reporter: you mentioned that $300 million from the pentagon going to ukraine. since the president took office last year, $2.3 billion has gone to the war-torn country. some of those items on the list include those laser-guided rocket systems, other types of artillery, also those soviet-made tanks that the u.s. and other european allies are working to get to ukraine as soon as possible. >> we will continue to help ukraine defend itself through security assistance such a

, and though it's not yet ready for use, vladimir putin warned adversaries must now think twice before threatening russia. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says he's willing to talk with putin even though he believes russia doesn't want a peace settlement. this commander defending mariupol says they have just days or hours left. troops and civilians are holed up in this steel plant where black smoke could be seen rising above it. a few residents were able to evacuate on tuesday before an established humanitarian corridor broke down. "we need a break after the shelling," this woman said, "we've been hiding in basements for 30 days." the united nations reports more than five million people have fled ukraine since the fighting began. ukrainian officials are trying again today to evacuate civilians from mariupol. they say they are willing to negotiate to help people who are still trapped there potentially by handing over russian prisoners of war. diane? >> bradley blackburn in new york. thank you. >>> a wildfire burning near flagstaff, arizona, has tripled in size, forcing hundreds of people from their homes. strong winds have fann

which is not only already won, but we'll see if it is possible for putin to stop this war and to enter into negotiations. as you know, volodymyr zelenskyy said he wanted to talk with putin because you talk with the one who started the war. you need negotiations, of course. manuel macron will be concerned as well as other members of the security council and other countries guaranteeing neutrality status because volodymyr zelenskyy said he is ready to -- >> guarantees of invasion again. >> absolutely. >> they have said this completely changes the european security system that's been basically in effect since the end of the second world war. do you agree or can one get back to a pre-war situation? >> i think it's not possible really to go to a pre-war situation because it's tangential, cyber wars, but not conventional war in the middle of europe like it was during the second world war, also putin at some point mentionment nuclear armament. i think we have to seriously, the way to react. that's why for us it is very important because as you know, emanuel macron wants to strengthen in euro france. it is important we have good relat

he's always negotiating, often by phone with president putin or his ukrainian counterpart volodymyr zelenskyyany french voters think he's the only french politician for this situation. >> among the presidential candidates, he seems to be the only one capable of maintaining a dialogue with putin and doing all he can to make sure this conflict ends as soon as possible. >> i'm really not pro-macron. but when i asked people around me whether they pictured someone else like marine le pen, valÉrie pÉcresse or jean-luc mÉlenchon managing this conflict, we all thought no. they might be more dangerous than anything else. >> anaÏs brood is glad that macron is profiting from the international situation. but she points out that he hasn't yet won the election. many voters regret he hasn't managed to push his reforms through. others say these are too radical. anais: there are people who criticize emmanuel macron's record. that's legitimate and that's why they can say they disagree in a presidential election. those people who disagree with the direction macron has taken will not vote for him. >> but perhaps

nations antonio guterres has arrived in kyiv to meet ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky a day after talks with vladimir putin in moscow. india struggles under the weight of an extreme heatwave as firefighters tackle flames at a huge landfill site near delhi, which is releasing toxic fumes into the air. and to zoom or not to zoom. a new study reveals virtual meetings can limit employees�* capacity for creative thinking. and liverpool take a giant step towards another champions league final, with a victory over villarreal at anfield. hello and welcome. the british foreign secretary has said russian forces must be pushed out of the whole of ukraine. this is the clearest for the conflict. in a speech in london, liz truss described a victory for ukraine as a strategic imperative for the west, arguing that it must use its economic strength to deterfuture russian aggression. it comes as the un secretary general antonio guterres is due to meet ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky in kviv later today. andrew plant reports. the aftermath of a missile attack in the city of kharkhiv in northern ukraine. at least one p

plus, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is proposing a prisoner swap with russia after capturing an ally of vladimir putin. we'll have more details on that just ahead. >>> first, let's begin with cnn's jason carroll, in new york, you've been following the story since it first broke in this broadcast some 24 hours ago. what is the latest on the police search for the person of interest, frank james? >> reporter: well, at this point the investigation is still very much focused on finding frank james, finding anyone out there who knows him, and might know where he is. a little bit more information about james, 62 years old, investigators say that some of the items that they found here at the scene of the shooting including keys to a rental u-haul van, they believe belonged to james. that u-haul van found not far from the scene at just a few miles from here, at a subway stop, that u-haul rental van rented in philadelphia. apparently james has addresses in philadelphia and wisconsin. in addition to that, jim, investigators are also playing very close attention to james' social media at this point. on monday, he

he's always negotiating, often by phone with president putin or his ukrainian counterpart volodymyr zelenskyyany french voters think he's the only french politician for this situation. >> among the presidential candidates, he seems to be the only one capable of maintaining a dialogue with putin and doing all he can to make sure this conflict ends as soon as possible. >> i'm really not pro-macron. but when i asked people around me whether they pictured someone else like marine le pen, valÉrie pÉcresse or jean-luc mÉlenchon managing this conflict, we all thought no. they might be more dangerous than anything else. >> anaÏs brood is glad that macron is profiting from the international situation. but she points out that he hasn't yet won the election. many voters regret he hasn't managed to push his reforms through. others say these are too radical. anais: there are people who criticize emmanuel macron's record. that's legitimate and that's why they can say they disagree in a presidential election. those people who disagree with the direction macron has taken will not vote for him. >> but perhaps

he's always negotiating, often by phone with president putin or his ukrainian counterpart volodymyr zelenskyyany french voters think he's the only french politician for this situation. >> among the presidential candidates, he seems to be the only one capable of maintaining a dialogue with putin and doing all he can to make sure this conflict ends as soon as possible. >> i'm really not pro-macron. but when i asked people around me whether they pictured someone else like marine le pen, valÉrie pÉcresse or jean-luc mÉlenchon managing this conflict, we all thought no. they might be more dangerous than anything else. >> anaÏs brood is glad that macron is profiting from the international situation. but she points out that he hasn't yet won the election. many voters regret he hasn't managed to push his reforms through. others say these are too radical. anais: there are people who criticize emmanuel macron's record. that's legitimate and that's why they can say they disagree in a presidential election. those people who disagree with the direction macron has taken will not vote for him. >> but perhaps

president putin is still president putin, i think, but i don't really think that volodymyr zelensky�*utin at all because the russians, the russian side, already said that the ukrainian side has been withdrawing from negotiations, changing its position, so the fact that zelensky now says that there will be no negotiations if soldiers in mariupol won't get killed, probably for putin it is not a surprise. it is possible that mariupol will fall and it is possible by may 9th, i am sure you know, there is a victory day, world war ii victory day on may 9, so there are rumours back and forth that putin would like to stop the war, at least declare some sort of victory by then. so it is possible that with the taking of mariupol, that could be one of those prizes, a sort of declaration for at least the completion of this stage of the war. but, once again, i think putin knows only what putin knows. we have heard numerous accusations of war crimes, crimes against humanity, claims of chemical weapons being used, what are president putin's limits? once again, i mean, we don't know. even those who ex

putin of course had the organization banned. he had open russia declared illegal. but until open russia was banned, the guy who is running it was volodymyr kern marta. and he keeps popping up in places like this. the next real critical rival to vladimir putin was this man, a charismatic opposition named boris nemtsov. he was brilliant, really well spoken. he was a physicist by training, he was six foot five. he had a lot of different prominent offices and russia, including being deputy prime minister. and he emerged ultimately as this outspoken crusader against corruption in the russian government. and so, naturally, just like khodorovsky before him, boris nemtsov emerged as a huge threat to putin. for one thing, he was another real, credible challenger to putin. and, so of course, he had to go to. with him, they didn't go through the trouble that they went through the loyal guy. they didn't go through the trouble of arresting him and jailing him and stealing his company and exiling him. for boris nemtsov, they want a simpler route, they just killed him. four bullets in the back. as he walked along the street just outside the kremlin. th

those areas are the areas in which vladimir putin wants in this, quote, unquote, vladimir putin wants. volodymyr zelenskyy said that's not happening. how do you foresee the ukrainian army fighting back the russian military who have taken control of these areas and destroyed some of these cities? >> we are now seeing greater support coming from the united states and other western countries for ukraine in the forms of military equipment that should have been provided long ago. this will enable the ukrainians at a minimum to defend the territory they've got and it will enable them if we have send in the tanks and the mobile artillery and the rocket launchers to take back areas you see in red of the map. i don't rule out the possibility that ukrainians lift that siege of mariupol. ukraine is preparing for the next round, as is russia. i think we'll probably see more ukrainian gains as long as the supplies come in from the west. i think that will be happening. >> you talk about the suspension from the human rights council, the increase sanctions as well, the sanctions against putin's two grown daught

who might think the war is already over is apparently indonesia's president who said vladimir putin and volodymyr zelenskyy have both agreed to attend the g20 summit that they're hosting in bali. that's not until november. but i wonder, ambassador, what you make of that. is this the kind of thing putin should be allowed to participate in and what should the rest of the of the g20 members do, the u.s., do if this goes forward? >> i think that was a mistake. why should mr. putin be at the g20? by november i'm not even sure russia's economy will be one of the top 20 economies. >> interesting point. >> there has to be some kind of punishment, we can't pretend we'll go back to normal and show up to summits and pretend putin will be a member. i think that was a mistake. and i hope that will be revisited the closer we get to it, because maybe other countries, including our own, might not want to show up at the g20 summit if mr. putin will be there. >> ambassador mcfaul, general twitty, cortney kube, thank you all for your expertise and reporting. >>> we've got more on the war in ukraine coming up in the

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. >> ukraine's secret service said it arrested vladimir putin's most prominent ally. president volodymyrelenskyy released these images, the leader of an opposition party in ukraine facing a treason case. he was placed under house arrest last year but escaped in february. zelenskyy has proposed swapping him for ukrainian prisoners of war held by russian forces. ♪ ♪ >> a manhunt is underway in new york for a gunman who opened fire on a subway train during rush hour. he is missing, but police have found a van sot in connection with the attack. 10 people were shot and six others injured. police say the motive is not yet known appeared -- yet known. >> 8:30 a.m., the moment panic struck on a subway train, confusion turning to nightmare as it became clear as shots were being fired in the middle of the morning commute. at the next station, terrified passengers poured out of the carriages. >> i was on 36th street, and the train conductor told everyone to get on the train appeared it was a scary moment. at 25th, we were told to get off. those people screamed. >> amid the stampede, it appears the

. >> and, kim, i want to stay with you because vladimir putin and volodymyr zelenskyy are expected toold talks with turkey's leader recip tayyip erdogan, that's supposedly happening in the next 48 hour, potentially paving the way for peace talks in istanbul. is it your impression that at this point vladimir putin wants peace? >> it is hard to see anything constructive coming out of this. and ukrainian officials will tell you, they are engaging in peace talks just to show that they are willing to stop the fighting. but all of the signals we've had from vladimir putin are that he intends to continue this conflict. he also might be engaging in these talks, simply to see how much he can get the ukrainians in terms what they might offer on the negotiating table. but it seems he is intent on keeping all of the territory that his troops have seized in the east. and then, according to the general who spoke out, continuing to march onward. and his troops are still committed to the fight. we don't see any signs of him being willing to back down. so this is a necessary exercise. but i don't know

volodymyr zelensky the costs that they will incur if they will continue to fight the russians. so this is a battle of attrition between both forces, and it's also a battle of wills between president vladimir putin and president volodymyr zelensky. each looking at each other and saying who is going to back down first. i am afraid that president volodymyr zelensky has a lot of reason to do that with the amount of carnage against the civilians. and i think it's very clear at this point that they are going to continue to fight the russians and make them pay for every inch of ground that they take. >> no doubt about that. this is a statement from the uk prime minister boris johnson about what happened. let's listen in. >> it is a war crime attack civilians. and it will not go unpunished or unnoticed. >> so what does that mean that it will not go unpunished or unnoticed? is there a pressure point for more involvement. we know that hopefully this will help defend, but how do you see it? >> well, first of all, let's be clear. ukraine has a significant number of them already, about three hud different launchers. certainly it will set up set up a no-fly zone through their own capabilities but we still ha

advanced to a point where there's a, quote, high probability of a meeting between volodymyr zelenskyy and vladimir putin. we're going have more on that in just a moment. we are also learning that the russian military appears to be pulling back from around kyiv, shifting its focus to ukraine's eastern regions. although the pentagon warns that putin could be using the lull in the fighting to regroup. it all comes as the united states and the international community wracked up assistance to ukraine. and friday the biden administration announced it will work with allies to transfer soviet-made tanks to bolster the donbas region, $300 million of assistance its providing, including laser guided rockets and tactical explosive drones. in places like mariupol, humanitarian corridors continue to not be respected. people are trapped and starving. while ukrainians are getting out of the country, they're doing so in staggering numbers. >> based on the numbers, we still see more people leaving ukraine than entering. we see families reentering to reunite with their husbands, their sons, their fathers. we do see a quie

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putin to use tactical nuclear weapons? tonight in for anderson, that's the warning from ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy. he said that vladimir putin could turn to tactical nukes or chemical weapons. >> the director of the cia warned that he's worried putin might use a tactical nuclear weapon in this fight. are you worried? >> not only me. i think all of the world, all the countries, have to be worried. because you know that it can be not real information. but it can be true. because when they begin to speak about one way or another, battles, or involved enemies, or nuclear weapons or some chemical issues, chemical weapons, they should, they could, i mean, they can. for them, lives of the people, that's nothing. that's why. should think, not be afraid. i mean, don't be afraid. be ready but that is not a question to ukraine. and not only for ukraine, for all the world. i think so. >> a tactical weapon is a low yield nuclear device, smaller and strategic nuclear devices, but still highly deadly. for its part, the kremlin is using the veiled threat of unpredictable consequences, unquote, if american military

putin to use tactical nuclear weapons? tonight in for anderson, that's the warning from ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy.

ukraine and reaction to the possibility of face-to-face talks between these two men, volodymyr zelenskyy and vladimir putin. negotiators say it is possible the leaders could meet. but we're hearing something different from russia's chief negotiator who says ukraine is only now starting to realistically consider russia's demands, saying the draft is not yet at the point for some kind of face-to-face summit to be warranted, all coming with claims of genocide today. the pictures we're about to show you are graphic. ukrainian forces say they've found civilian corpses lining the streets of the city of bucha has russian troops retreated. let's go to correspondent richard engel. >> reporter: some appear to have been killed execution-style, with their hands tied behind their bags. there are reports of quickly-dug mass graves, widespread looting, and rape. this is consistent with what we've been hearing in other parts of ukraine, directly from victims. >> richard says more than 300 people have been killed. ukraine's foreign minister is demanding major g7 sanctions on russia and european leaders have all condemned t

volodymyr zelenskyy. the world only new presents lewinsky as the man on the other end of the phone call that got donald trump impeached the first time. sean penned began traveling to ukraine long before vladimir putinas we watch from afar, sean penn and his documentary camera crew watch from up close. as volodymyr zelenskyy, the former comedian, actor and now president, became a struggling politician who lost his popularity in office and fell to a low in the polls of only 31% support a few months ago. sean penn was there when vladimir putin invaded ukraine and volodymyr zelenskyy's pulling support shot up to 90% as presence on ski more bravely than we have ever seen before, took on the burden of wartime president. unlike any other wartime president that we have ever seen, presents lewinsky has been in the line of fire every day. refusing to leave the capital city for a safer location. the united states offered president zelenskyy safe passage out of ukraine so he could safely command his troops from a foreign country. president zelenskyy delivered the bravest and now most memorable quote from a wartime president when he said, i need ammunition, not a ride. watching all of that a close and having go

weaponization and attacks across russia's border, vladimir putin is issuing a blatant and explosive warning. he is in the city to meet with president volodymyry zelensky said, that this attack was an attempt by vladimir putin to humiliate him and everything that this organization represents on the longs shortly before the blow of the general secretary. the un walked the streets of kiev and its ruined suburbs and called the russian invasion. evil. the strikes also followed president biden's address. congress to allocate 33 billion to help ukraine, mr. biden. he says that the supply of weapons to ukraine will be continuous. the second one arrived. at 8pm local time in the city center their was excellent. it was heard, at least. two explosion. the president said that there were five cruise missiles. border in russia apparently forced the president of russia to once again threaten the capital of ukraine alive, they simply aimed not only at kiev but also at western ukraine where american troops are stationed just a few miles from the border. at any moment this attack could go beyond the borders of ukraine russia definitely wants to send signals t

speech, mr orban criticised brussels bureaucrats and ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky, calling them "opponents". president putinis win. our correspondent nick thorpe is in budapest for us. can you fill us in? what happened, an enormous _ can you fill us in? what happened, an enormous victory _ can you fill us in? what happened, an enormous victory for _ can you fill us in? what happened, an enormous victory for viktor - an enormous victory for viktor orban. 53%, 35%, an 18% margin of victory. viktor orban's biggest ever election victory. he has been in power in hungary for 16 of the last 32 years. why did it happen? i think there are two real reasons. viktor orban presented a simple but coherent narrative to the electorate, especially in the countryside because after all he won all the seats, the individual constituencies, in the country bar two, two large cities. the only consolation for the opposition with the 16 seats won here in budapest. what can happen now? on one level viktor orban is very isolated, largely because of his neutrality, shall we say, on the war in ukraine. as we heard just now, president pu

. >> he met with the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy after meeting with putin first in moscow on tuesday. >> this war must end. i am here to say to you, mr. president, and to the people of ukraine, we will not give up. >> russia's assault is now focused on key areas in east ukraine. russian forces are making, quote, slow and uneven progress in the donbass in part because of ukrainian resistance and poor morale. the steel plant in mariupol in the south, the last ukrainian holdout in the city, and shelter for hundreds of civilians, hit by the heaviest russian air strikes yet. this video is said to show the aftermath at a medical hospital on the steel plants grounds. the city of hersan rocked by russians as well. russians have now taken the local government, attempting to rad kate its ukrainian identity, and yet video shows protestors claiming glory to ukraine as tear gas is set off. >> michael is an investigative reporter for the new york times. he joins me now from ukraine. michael, great to have you on the show. and we saw there as you heard there from jim, that missile strike

freezing order" the timing of the book's release is uncanny as ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy last night offered putinro-russian oligarch in ukrainian custody, joining us now, bill browder, author of " freezing order" bill already what number two on the amazon best seller list. i'd say congratulations but the topic is just frightening, worrisome, but talk about freezing order, what it means, and how you have focused on the oligarchs and their money. >> well, what i discovered, so i have my lawyer sergey magnitsy, his russian lawyer uncovered a massive government corruption scheme in russia 13 years ago. he exposed it, was arrested by the officials he exposed, he was then tortured for 358 days and killed and after his murder, i made it my duty and my mission to go after the people who killed him, to make sure they face justice, and that has led to an investigation, led to two things something called the magnitsy assets and it led to an investigation of who got the money and we discovered as we did this investigation that putin got some of the money , and we discovered doing this investigation that this