jennifer this is austin, international life in the russian capital, ukraine's presidential office says a lack of coordination in the ukrainian security services led to the killing of a key of delegates. shouldn't member off the 1st round of peace talks with moscow? lost ya. it's off a report by the wall street journal said the ukrainian national security service, the s b you murdered denise cray, of on the claim, he was a traitor, with an adviser to ukraine's presence. zalinski has confirmed, he actually wasn't one when you have, he's not a russian agent. his murder happened due to the fact that there was no unified coordination between the law enforcement agencies. there was certain claims against him. there was not enough time to settle these claims in a dialogue format. they shot him dead in cold blood, dumped his corpse on the side of the road in the center of kiev and accused him of spying for the russians. this was how you cranes security services rewarded denise katy of in march of last year for is invaluable help as an informant. before and right after russia launched its milit

this comes after ending the department's mandate. here is the jennifer griffin. >> a requirement from republican lawmakers under the act providing funding to the pentagon. lloyd austine covid-19 vaccine mandate and could offer to reinstate the 8,400 service members discharged for refusing the shot. it is not clear how many wants their jobs back or remains fit enough to serve. "the department is still exploring this and will provide its view at the this appropriate time," the thousands will have their record updated. here is a break down of those discharged by service. 834 air and space force personnel. 1,851 soldiers. 3,717 marines and 2,064 navy reservice and sailors. providing back pay would be a win for republican like senate er rand paul. some service members could still be required to get the vaccine and for the unvaccinated, commanders will have the leeway to curtail assignments to foreign travel countries that still require covid-19 vaccinations. >> it is incumbent on commanders to ensure they are doing what they need to do. >> some republican lawmakers argued the vaccine mandate was affecting recruiting efforts. requiring covid-19 vaccine was not a big facto