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story, in what's being called a major setback for moscow. russia has ordered his troops to withdraw from the strategic southern ukrainian city of chaos on defense minister of sergey sugars, said russia was no longer able to keep the city supplied, and wanted to save the lives of its soldiers. coming up next here on dw, so its dw news that you showed speaking to former pakistan prime minister in ron khan, who is on the offensive after an apparent assassination attempt last week. that he more coming up in just a minute thing while you get all the latest news and information on the website, that's the w dot com. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform with issues. hey, share idea. you know, on these channels we are not afraid to talk to and then he keeps talking young people clearly have the solution, the future to the 77 percent every weekend on d w.

city. and russia has been relocating tens of thousands of its residence. the streets of her son are now virtually empty. a ukrainian takeover of the city would be seen as a significant blow to russian president vladimir putin. only weeks ago, he announced what he called the forever annexation of the her son region, along with 3 others in a big ceremony in moscow. on the streets of t f. some had their doubts about a russian retreat. and when is this is i think this is russia planning something? yes. an idea. i can't really believe it. why would they gather 40000 soldiers there in the 1st place? i think they are preparing something for the ukranian army at me. a feeling i could buy the country's president wurrell middle with jeremy does not give us gifts away . does not make gestures of good will with we fight for it all. we will move very carefully without emotion that without unnecessary risk, to liberate all our land and minimize our losses, yet namely, recapturing her son could allow ukraine to win back more last territory in southern areas, including cri

this is dw news alive from berlin. ukraine washers with caution, as russia signals of withdrawal from the city of harrison. russia says its troops are retreating from the regional capital that ukraine says moscow can't be trusted . also, it's coming up on the show. tuesday was a good day for merck for good day for democracy. that was a strong night for democrat. so biden praises the results of us mid term elections march his party, the democrats fared better than expected democrats. ah . hello, i'm clare richardson. thank you so much for joining us. ukraine says it's force as have retake and $41.00 settlements in the harrison region which russia illegally annexed in september. cave remains cautious after moscow announced the retreat of its troops from the strategic city of harrison, and has yet to confirm whether it's true but a pull out what a mark, one of russia's worst setbacks in the war. ukrainian troops slowly advance on house on the city has been held by russia since early on in the war. ukrainian president flooded me. zalinski has urged caution and these soldiers, a wary of possible tr

crowds cheer ukrainian troops as they enter kherson after russia's retreat — the city had been occupiedy russia since march. there are celebrations across ukraine — including the capital, kyiv. russian forces have retreated from the first regional capital, the on regional capital to fall into its hands. this war isn't over, but this is a significant victory and a significant reversalfor russia. cheering turned away by italy, now landing in france — a migrant rescue ship carrying 230 people causes a diplomatic row between the two nations. one of the world's biggest cryptocurrency exchanges, ftx, has gone bust and its chief executive has resigned. and britain's oldest amateurfilm making club — how bradford's movie makers are finally getting the red carpet treatment themselves it's been hailed as an historic day by the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky. russia has withdrawn its troops from the city of kherson — the only regional capital they'd managed to take since they invaded ukraine in february. thousands of russian troops have retreated across the dnipro river — leaving the way o

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kherson is the only city on the western side of that river. and so if russiaontinued to control that city they would have a springboard for further military activities in that whole bit of ukraine. dnieper is wide. at times it is five miles wide, so it is a significant defensive barrier. with russia withdrawing from that side of the river, that means ukraine has a very solid defensive line it can use. brent: i know it is hard to estimate numbers, particularly in this conflict, but how many russian troops are we talking about in kherson? mike: again, with huge caveats, potentially 10,000 or 15,000 russian soldiers on the west bank of dnieper. brent: and what strategic step might the russian military be planning next? ke: i would actually like to turn that question around, if i may. because momentum is really important in war and you are asking me what the russians are doing. but actually it is the ukrainians that are forcing the russians to respond to them. so, the reason the russians are pulling out is because the ukrainians have been cutting their supply line

for regions of ukraine, including her son just 6 weeks ago, the kremlin, and says, the city will remain part of russia despite the withdrawal of its troops chance of victory fill the air in newly liberated her son. this is the moment ukrainian forces are greeted with tears of joy as they sweep into the city. in nearby villages, people and flying the ukrainian flag again with pride. with both of i'm just so excited about we knew this, they would coddle that our boys would liberate us. were very grateful that i looked at these months were pure horror. judging as night falls jubilation in ukraine's capital. he f a crowd gathers at my done square as the news of russian retreat is confirmed. ah, we are just so happy we thank her and forces we are so happy to be ukrainian. good woods, i cannot express what i'm feeling. all these people here. we've all been waiting for months for this, and now we can celebrate it together. what's emory's? it's due to up recapturing her son is a big victory for keith. and a bit, a blow to russian president vladimir putin, who just a month ago declared the her son region to be

in the first half of 2023, let me remind you about the departure from russia, city group announced inust losses from the closure of the business, then estimated at $ 170 million. this was the news of the economy in short. and the ears are huge. this is not necessary elena yakovleva belarusian eared shepherd dog, he is not for sale. this is how i exchange your eared puppy for your quiet life of the moon the state duma is considering the draft federal budget in the second reading today, on this at the stage, deputies can make amendments that will allow them to allocate additional funds for the development of agriculture and the elimination of digital inequality in the regions, alexandra nazarova will tell how the formation of the main financial document for the next three years is going

russia has admitted having problems with its supply lines and has been actively engaged in establishing new defensive lines. all eyes are on the southern port of kherson, a strategically vital cityh russian troops say they're in the process of leaving. russia says it's moving to new defensive positions on the other side of the dnipro river, but that process could take weeks. there's no sign so far of a mass withdrawal. our international editor jeremy bowen has more from odesa. the ukrainians are correct to be cautious, because the russians will try and hurt them as much as they can, as often as they can, as their forces go back. but i think as far as the russians are concerned, there is, if you like, a couple of extreme scenarios, a range of scenarios. one of them is, for the russians, the worst one, a disorderly retreat, leaving their forces bunch up at crossing points on the river and very vulnerable to very accurate ukrainian shellfire. the other extreme, the good scenario for the russians — which clearly is the favourite in moscow — is that they manage to carry out an organised fighting retreat, which is something their military skills have not yet suggested they could do. b

ready war and it's the only major city that russia has ever controlled throughout this conflict. and it's the revenue through it, cuts across ukraine. it cuts into it runs from crimea, oil to keep and so on is the only city on the western side of that river. and so if russia continued to control that city, they would have a spring board for 3rd millage activities in that whole bit of ukraine to the west of the ne pro and the prose wide times. it's 5 miles wide. so it's a significant defensive barrier with russia withdrawing from that side of the river . that means that ukraine has a very, very solid defensive line that it can use. and i know it's, it's hard to estimate numbers, particularly in this conflict. but what would you say, how many russian troops are we talking about in your song? i again, with huge caveats. yeah. potentially 10 or $15000.00 russian soldiers in on the west bank of the ne, per in what strategic step might the russian military be planning. next, i'd actually like to turn that question round. sure. i may. yeah. because momentums really in war and you're aski

if this is true, but a forced pull out would mark one of russia's worst setbacks in the war. ukrainian troops slowly advance on house on the city has been held by russia since early on in the war. ukrainian president followed me, zalinski has urged caution and these soldiers a wary of possible traps left behind by the retreating russian army for service. walk through me, he was step by step, we will reach victory, norma. we will not rush losing people on our way with which the russian troops are scared of the law. they didn't expect so much resistance from our side. and in recent weeks, ukrainian forces have been closing in on house on and say they've already re taken several towns in the region. russia has been relocating tens of thousands of residents and the straits of house on a now virtually empty rushes commander in ukraine announced the retreat in a military briefing on state tv. on wednesday workers, he argued it was no longer possible to keep supplying. hassan rewarded morrisville to cooper burchell. when you buy a fertile, she nibbled this is a very difficult decision, but we will be saving the lives of our service me

good to have you with us. russia says it's troops have started withdrawing from the strategic city of hassan in southern ukraine, ukraine's army chief says it's still too soon to tell if this is true. his cautious approach reflects concerns about possible land mines or troops being led into a trap. withdrawl is being called a major setback for moscow. since the announcement defense ministers from several countries have reiterated their support for ukraine, saying they will provide that support for as long as necessary. ukrainian troops slowly advance on house on the city has been held by russia since early on in the wall ukrainian presidential army zalinski has urged caution. and these soldiers, a wary of possible traps left behind by the retreating russian army. the cost of a meeting for step by step we will reach victory, norma, we will not rush losing people on our way with which the russian troops are scared of the law. they didn't expect so much resistance from our side. and in recent weeks, ukrainian forces have been closing in on house on and say they've already re taken severa

her son was the 1st major city captured by russia at the start of the war. and re taking it could allow ukraine to win back more lost territory in southern areas, including crimea, which russia illegally seized in 2014. earlier i spoke with our correspondent mathias bellinger in keven. i asked him why the ukrainians are still wary of that russian announcement. it's a bit unusual to announce a withdrawal days in advance and rhetoric has even before hinted at that. so that something that makes a military year suspicious. the plot could very well be to draw the ukrainians into the city of harris on weight there with quite a few units heavily armed and engage the ukrainians and costly street fights or to have major buildings mine to a blow up a parts of the city as the ukrainians enter their many variance, but to this announcement seems a little bit suspicious to people here to the military. and that's why the ukrainians are saying they're moving on very cautiously. they're very well aware that this might be something different from what it looks like in what he

d w ah ah, this is dw news alive from berlin. ukraine watches with caution, as russia signals of withdrawal from the city of hassan. russia says its troops are retreating from the regional capital, but ukraine says moscow can't be trusted. also coming up on the show. tuesday was a good day for merck. good day for democracy. there was a strong note for democrats. joe biden praises the results of us mid term election launch with his party. the democrats fared better than expected drug. ah. hello, i'm clear, richardson, thanks much for joining us. ukraine says it's force as have retaken $41.00 settlements in the harrison region which russia illegally annexed in september. he remains cautious after moscow announced the retreat of its troops from the strategic city of harrison, and has yet to confirm whether it is true ought a pull out, would mark one of russia's worst setbacks in the war. little sofa moving closer to the city of her son, look like that. you, cranium flat is flying again in dozens of small towns around the regional capital over instantly her rifka about 50 kilometers north of her son. people

[000:00:00;00] ah, the ukrainian city of here, so it was one of russia's 1st conquests, a regional capital city, symbolically and strategically crucial to the success of vladimir putin invasion. that makes the events of the past 72 hours. all the more stunning russian forces have withdrawn, ukrainian forces are returning greeted by cheering crowds for moscow. this is yet another major blow. but what does this mean for keys and will it make this war shorter or longer? i'm break off in berlin. this is the day ah, you will today is a historic day. we're taking back to sell to ukraine. we're taking back her song. s on here we're moving 230000 russian servicemen and about 5000 pieces of hardware and military equipment have been withdrawn with them, which was is, i think this is a huge blow to puting. ah ah, also coming up divers off the coast to florida were looking for crashed airplanes on the ocean floor. instead, they discovered what used to be the space shuttle challenger. i think we didn't want to not do our viewers watching a p b as in the united states into all of you around the world. w

city center. they will not know whether all of russia's forces have evacuated. the city sent that they certainly had left some behind maintaining defensive positions, and they will worry that there is a trap being laid for advancing ukrainian forces. perhaps hidden russian forces within the city or a plan to bombard the city from the east bank. and that has led to these calls for caution and restraint from blood lensky, the president. in the last 24 hours, we warned that this is a russian army that simply doesn't do us favors will give us goodwill gestures. we will proceed with great caution and all in all likely would have to fight our way. and this the most recent warning from the administer here and give me kind of for the. yeah. because senior advisor to zalinski saying, if he rushes modus operandi to booby trapped these places as they withdraw, they will quite likely have mind everything from apartments to sue. as it is their intention, he will and potentially to turn that city into a city of death. you know, we've been monitoring the incremental development

russia. when you think of russian history. just to remind you it is the city which where the russian black sea fleet was built. the first ships were built there. so it was important in the 18th 19th century for russia. so you hear such tones. some people even compare her sandra's sevastopol with the base of the russian black sea fleet is so when you hear this it is hardly imaginable that russia is preparing to withdraw from the city. so i think they're just trying to win some time some weeks when they have more forces and when the weather with the winter coming will make it more difficult for ukraine to move forward, jessica. let me come to these claims swirling around the kafka dam, which is at a key hydro electric plant. you mentioned infrastructure earlier on near hassan swirling around the kafka dam, which is at a key president zelensky said that his government has information that the russians have mind the structure. and russia meanwhile, is accusing ukraine of planning to attack the dam. so are these just verbal tactics designed to throw the other side

41 settlements in the hands on the region which russia annexed illegally in september . moscow announced a withdrawal if it's true, some kind of sun city on wednesday. ukraine hasn't yet confirmed withdrawal, but if true, it would mock up, one of russia's was setbacks. in this i think you're up today, i'll have more well news at the top of the our to the point is coming up next, looking at q. s. support for you crime. following the midterm elections have a good day with with ah, to the point of strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. ukraine depends on us weapons, wages, counter offensive, now prompting russia to withdraw from the key city of thought. well, american support to continue. if republicans will more power in congress, find out on to the to the point to the point next, w. a busy week in a bonus week. i thought frankfurt continues to impress, trouncing hoffen high and underlining its ambition. while who new berlin is unlucky, wandering victory against all we're allowing byron pull away kick in 60 minutes with the criteria came up with an increasing number of women in latin america. i'm guessing fed up fi

this our, in what's been called a major setback for moscow. russia has ordered its troops to withdraw from the strategic southern ukrainian city of household. defense minister, surgeon, shy goose, said russia was no longer able to keep the city supplied and wanted to save the lives of its so dw news asia is next was an interview with former pakistani, prime minister in ron con. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. ah, with ah a with a a virtually infinite forest landscape. but looks are deceptive. yours is the for station threatened the woodman. but protest led by greenpeace, and local reindeer herders are proving successful. and now many trees are left standing. focused on europe. in 60 minutes on d, w, and german with the w at any time in any place using video, nevada. they have like a set of sons to sing along to download a cup of tea from soup with a varied courses put it into active exercises are available at d, w dot com slash documented on facebook. oh, in the lan gym and for free with the w a real natural spectacle in an improved world. oh, meeting of so little known whale shark, so remove i went with a testament to

news, the headlines: crowds have cheered ukrainian troops as they entered kherson after russia's retreat — the cityad been occupied by russia since march. it's been hailed as an historic day by the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky. thousands of russian troops have retreated across the dnipro river. president biden has told the cop27 climate summit that he wants to re—establish the us as a reliable global leader on tackling climate change. he said he's committed to the target of halving us carbon emissions by 2030 and apologised for donald trump pulling out of the paris climate accord. one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, ftx, has gone bust and filed for bankruptcy in the us. the firm has been struggling to cope with investors attempting to withdraw billions of dollars from its online platform. its chief executive has resigned. coming up in 10 minutes' time news watch but first on bbc news, click. but first, have a listen to this. very high pitched whirring sound. believe it or not, it's a sound that can destroy cancer. human trials in the uk and us are currently assessing how

, it lies on the russian federation and it is connected with the fact that it is russia that is shelling ukrainian cities, russia is behaving aggressively, and if there was no russian aggression, then this incident would not have happened. so, the incident is unfortunate case here are two such definitions. we heard from andrzej duda today during the day. the prime minister of poland, mateusz murawiecki, had a similar position. there was a special meeting of the convening government, after which he said that the same answer is based on to the russian federation well, it is also very important to note what is being said in the opposition today , the leader of the opposition, donaldz , had a public speech, a public briefing, and a conversation with journalists. the president and the prime minister and the leader of the opposition, we don't see any difference, they absolutely unequivocally assess what happened with the whole water, together with whether there are accusations, it is possible to accuse ukraine, well, at the moment, it cannot be called accusations for sure, we from the very when this situation

is our, in what's being called a major setback for moscow. russia has ordered its troops withdrawal from the strategic southern ukrainian city of cas home. the defense minister started showing group said russia was no longer able to keep the cities supplied and wanted to save the lives of its soldiers. and u. s. president joe barton has praised his parties better than expected results in tuesdays mid term elections, but with a number of contests, still undecided. it's unclear who will control congress and whether the democrats will be able to advance political agenda over the next 2 years. or watching t w news coming up. it's d w. news asia. now the speaking to former pakistan prime minister, enron caught who's on the offensive after an apparent assassination attempt last week that had more coming up in just a minute on terry mark. and thanks for watching with with, ah, ah, is the end of the pandemic in site? we show what it could look like. return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult with success in weekly coping 19 special. in 60 minutes on d. w. 2016, as like a bunch of quit and casa wants to be of g

— that the city is safe? russia has this option _ that the city is safe? where _ that the city is safe? russia has this option where they - that the city is safe? russia has this option where they could - this option where they could officially ask the ukrainian defence ministry to allow them to retreat, which would require a special diplomatic treaty or agreement whether ukrainian army would not she“ whether ukrainian army would not shell the russian troops. the russian defence ministry has never asked for this. on the other hand, the russian army's very efficient, some soldiers and some regiment don't have the internet, a connection, and many russian soldiers are not receiving the orders from the russian generals on time, and theyjust don't really know what they should be doing. 0n the other hand, the ukrainian army has this huge advantage in artillery, thanks to the west. lying the long—range artillery which has been really helpful in the south and really helpful in the area of kherson. and also in another area, there is a huge ukrainian air force presen

crowds cheer ukrainian troops as they enter kherson after russia's retreat — the city had been occupiedy russia since march. there are celebrations across ukraine — including the capital, kyiv. russian forces have retreated from the first regional capital, the on regional capital to fall into its hands. this war isn't over, but this is a significant victory and a significant reversalfor russia. cheering recession looms in the uk as the economy shrinks — driven in part by steep declines in manufacturing. the government warns of a tough road ahead. what we need is a plan that shows how we are going to get through this difficult period. if it is a recession, how we make it shallower and quicker. turned away by italy, now landing in france — a migrant rescue ship carrying 230 people causes a diplomatic row between the two nations. bagpipes. and — a0 years on, the british soldiers commemorating their comrades who died in the falklands war. it's been hailed as an historic day by the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky. russia has withdrawn its troops from the city of kherson — the only re

russia. it saying that its troops have started withdrawing from the strategic city of here, san, in southern ukraine. you crates, army chief says, it's too soon to tell if this is true and there is some suspicion that this could be a trap set by russia. the withdrawal is being called a major setback for moscow. ukrainian troops slowly advance on house on the city has been held by russia since early on in the wall. ukrainian president followed me. zalinski has urged caution. and these soldiers, a wary of possible traps left behind by the retreating russian army for service. all 3 will meet with step by step, we will reach victory, norma. we will not rush losing people on our way with which the russian troops are scared of the law. they didn't expect so much resistance from our side. and in recent weeks, ukrainian forces have been closing in on hassan and say, they've already re taken several towns in the region. russia has been relocating tens of thousands of residents and the straits of house on and now virtually empty rushes commander in ukraine announced the retreat in a military briefing o

freed kherson living, and what local residents say about the russian occupation , russia attacked with missiles, ukrainian cities were shelled, kyiv was hit in the central district this was reported by the mayor capital vitaliy klitschko knows about one dead person, according to klitschko, they hit residential buildings in the pechersk district, the kyiv city administration specified that air defense systems shot down four over kyiv missiles outside of kyiv, missile strikes were carried out in khmelnytskyi, rivne, volyn, zhytomyr , vinnytsia, dnipropetrovsk, poltava, and kharkiv regions in lviv, energy infrastructure facilities were hit. shmurovetske was urgently convened by the committee of the council of ministers on national security and defense. this was reported by the spokesman of the polish government, peter mueller before that the polish media reported that two rockets fired by russia fell in the border area with ukraine in the area of ​​poland in the city of przewodów. there is no official confirmation of this information from polish officials. today's mass shelling was the most powerful at the beginnin

organization of la francophonie, zelensky stated that russian aggression must be stopped in more cities, russia used hundreds of our cities with missiles thousands of people were simply burned, hundreds of thousands were forcibly deported to russia, millions left ukraine for other countries to escape the war, we have to stop this during the current day , ukrainian soldiers repelled attacks by russians in the areas of the settlements of beligorovka in the luhansk region and the disputed yakovlivka, bakhmutske, bakhmut opytna and klischivka in donetsk region reported in the general headquarters of the armed forces of ukraine in the zaporozhye direction, the invaders are defending themselves, the enemy launched two rocket attacks on the civilian infrastructure of the city of kupyansk and carried out about 10 attacks from rocket salvo systems on the positions of our troops. along the contact line, at the same time, the ukrainian aviation struck the enemy out of six strikes, three on the areas of concentration of personnel and military equipment. and three more on the proposals of anti-aircraft miss

caution is the operating word as ukrainian troops close in on the city of kherson. russiaout from the city on wednesday marking a humiliating failure for moscow but ukraine says that russia giving up on kherson so easily would be too good to be true. nic robertson reports. >> [speaking non-english] >> today, the visit of somehow is liberated, the soldier allowances the hound full of troops claiming a small victory on the word to person, well received by a appreciative crowd. elsewhere, on ukraine's cautious advance to liberate the port city, another tiny band of soldiers celebrate an objective secured. since russia's announced retreat, villages are being taken quickly. in kalynivka, russians fled so fast they left their flag, rapidly removed by the ukrainians. meanwhile, russian troops retreating under orders, east across a strategic dnipro river, characterized the ignominy's exit as -- noting the damage to the dribble and -- >> russia's defense chiefs are also spinning the withdrawal as a smart move, to save soldiers lives. but it's in stark contrast to their callous and

[000:00:00;00] ah, the ukrainian city of here, so it was one of russia's 1st conquests, a regional capital city, symbolically and strategically crucial to the success of vladimir putin's invasion . that makes the events of the past 72 hours. all the more stunning russian forces have withdrawn, ukrainian forces are returning greeted by cheering crowds for moscow. this is yet another major blog. but what does this mean for keith? and will it make this war shorter or longer? i'm broke off in berlin. this is the day ah, you will today is a historic day. we're taking back to sell the ukraine. we're taking back her song, pearson. there were more than 30000 russians servicemen, and about 5000 pieces of hardware and military equipment have been withdrawn with loses. i think this is a huge blow to polluted. ah. also coming up divers off the coast of florida were looking for crashed airplanes on the ocean floor. instead, they discovered what used to be the space shuttle challenger. i think we didn't want to not do our viewers watching on p b s in the united states into all of you around the world. w

russia announces a retreat from the key city of hersen, the only major one it has captured since theasion. and the bronze statues from ancient italy perfectly preserved in the mud and hot springs of -- of a spa. welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. endemic that's defy the odds and the crucial midterm elections as the republican red wave did not materialize. votes are still being counted and key races are far too close to call. the narrow republican majority in the house of representatives could have chaotic consequences for president biden's agenda. these results show republicans ahead in the house of representatives and likely to get to the majority of 218. but the senate is much closer. the democrats and republicans have 48 seats with four more to be resolved including nevada, georgia, and arizona. it could go either way. president biden big knowledge that voters were frustrated by high inflation while healing the result ia good day for democracy. >> the press and the pundits predicted a giant red wave and it didn't happen. i know you were somewhat miffed by m

the city was the only provincial capital to fall to russia. it had been under occupation for 8 months, russia annex cousin and the surrounding area after a sham referendum. in september, speaking in house on to lensky said ukraine would continue to take back territories occupied by russia's military ammonium a gummy gym divided and was it beaded by his longly difficult. we because this is war 2, the best heroes walk. and so for us is worry understandable. we don't believe russia. yes. there the 3 games with all the world is why we have the lead. we're. we're ready of, of these. all of these for our country. so celebrations and even presidency lensky, reveling in the victory, marco responded. ne calmly spent the day in cuffs on an earlier. i asked him if that means the city is now safe from russian attack. was definitely a city that you can really see and feel is a place that is still definitely on the front lines. there's a lot of bangs you hear all the time in the backdrop. some of that is d mining, but lots of that is also russian artillery

the city was the only provincial capital to fall to russia. it had been under occupation for 8 months. russia annexed caps on and the surrounding area after sham referendum in september speaking. and cassandra lensky said, ukraine would continue to take back territories occupied by russia's military. i got me look under jim binding's and was, is, is it beat about his longly difficult? we, because this is war, do the best heroes walk and so, but it, for us is very understandable. we don't believe russia. yes. they're there drinking with all the world is why we have the we were we're ready for our lease for our conference. let's bring in our he crank correspondence, nick connelly, nick, you spent the day in the city of kerosene and just got back from there. how safe is it was definitely a city that you can really see and feel is a place that is still definitely on the front lines. there's a lot of bangs you hear all the time in the backdrop. some of that is d mining, but lots of that is also russian artillery fire the russian army is after all j