it's easy to complain, i can already see this organization today, he just sends them and this money dilyy yuriyovich vitenko well, it's almost the same as how he divided this money for fees for compensation when he paid himself 300 million hryvnias for a year of management, so i'm sorry and they appeal to all people donors and the money that they will give us for support for help we all have all the rights to control and determine the priority of where to spend them on the solar plant that this crazy nak naftogaz is building, do you understand what he is starting build solar gas stations, whatever , only the non-production of gas, you understand, and why calm down, why, actually, we have, perhaps, there is a program after all for the production of our gas, some kind of additional one, and because it is actually a strategic reserve of a strategic deposit, we understand that some of them are serviced by private companies i don't know if anyone has audited how actively they are mined and so on. in recent years, their production has been increasing, but now some of the wells have entered the

but let's talk a little bit more about the politics now because the dili telegraph as you make this pointh the fact that it has come on the day that voters go to the polls in the local elections with a picture of borisjohnson with his dog voting. so what do you think the political ramifications of all this grim economic news are going to be in terms of the local elections? do you predict big losses for the tories? �* ., , ., . ., tories? i'm not sure how much of this will feed — tories? i'm not sure how much of this will feed into _ tories? i'm not sure how much of this will feed into local _ tories? i'm not sure how much of this will feed into local elections. this will feed into local elections but certainly think it will be a huge sort of i suppose thing hanging over the government about whether to go for a general election early. you mentioned — go for a general election early. you mentioned that _ go for a general election early. you mentioned that earlier. do you know something we don't?— something we don't? there's been a lot of talk they _ something we don't? there's been a lot of

russia shells his city almost dily with rockets and missiles. his apartment block has been hit, but yuri refuses to leave. yuri says he's promised himself he'll stay alive until ukraine wins this war. it would be the second miraculous victory in one long lifetime. >> what that world war ii veteran must make of what he's witnessing today. ian pannell back with us again tonight from ukraine's second-largest city, kharkiv. and ian, president biden also making news tonight, making it clear he's not happy with recent leaks, all that reporting about u.s. intelligence that's been shared with ukrainian officials, he believes these leaks are dangerous. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, david. i mean, white house press secretary jen psaki saying that biden was displeased with those leaks, that u.s. intelligence as you say played a role in ukraine not just killing russian generals, but also the sinking of russia's warship. remember, this was the flagship of the russian black sea fleet, it was sunk last month, acting on intelligence that was provided by amer