welcome to the program. ukraine says at least 5 people have been killed in the southeastern city of ni pro. after russia launched its 1st major wave of air strikes this year. officials say dozens more were wounded in the strike on an apartment block, rescues or searching the rubble for victims that may still be trapped. authority say there are other missiles, he critical infrastructure in hockey and the this, the capital keith was also targeted. meanwhile, the united kingdom has confirmed it will send to challenge the 2 tanks to ukraine. these will be the 1st advanced tanks given to ukraine by its allies since the war began. keith has been pleading for more modern weaponry for months and hopes. the british decision will put greater pressure on germany to allow the delivery of its own leopard tax. air rate alerts have been in place across ukraine all day. francis pharaoh reporter for the english language outlet. the key of independent told us about the situation on the ground. yes sir, in care of here, we woke up to explosions. many people, there are about 4 and they were allowed slap.

southeastern city of the pro, after rush a launch, it's 1st major wave of air strikes this year. authorities to say other missiles hit critical infrastructure in harkey and living here was also targeted at your news update at this hour coming up. next is gambling poisoning the beautiful game sports life is looking at the murky world of football betting, stating for that, and don't forget, you can get more news and analysis on our website to at t w dot com. thanks for watching with with i tried several times, i went one on 6 times a landline from 500 to 600 euro currently more people than ever on the move worldwide in such a better life. you know, this is a very difficult johnny. and 13 on the cortisol is very hard, they beat you, they think all everything, all your stuff, find out about someone, story, info, migraines, reliable news to migrate wherever they may be. a, a, a, tell them at georgia tech builds place your bets. you could tell a flutter into a fortune. there's no harm in trying. right? i'm the mother of kimberly rebecca, who sadly took alive as a gambler. he was very trouble with

wind drive our top story before we go. ukraine says at least 12 people have been killed in the southeastern city of ne pro. after russia launched its 1st major wave of air strikes this year, authority, se other missiles had critical infrastructure in harkins and the vive key of was also targeted. matching is update us, our sports life is coming up next, those data and for that. and thanks for watching people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away as the border families playing bomb attacks in syria to these credit donors with people. extreme ross getting 200 people from the agency around the world more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind to w made for mines. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah telemachus took the odds, place your bets, you could tell a flutter into a foot you. there's no harm in trying my with i'm the mother of kimberly rebecca once was, who sadly took a life as a gambling. i baked, she was very shovels with everything and hounded by the gambling industry is ju

ah, monica jones in berlin, welcome to the program. rescue us and the southeastern ukrainian city of denise pro say it's unlikely they'll find more survivors after a russian missile strike on saturday. the attack destroyed an apartment building, killing at least 25 people and wounding doesn't rush, launched a series of airstrikes across ukraine of the weekend, including and live if keep hard, keep under the knee pro most of the attacks. targeted critical infrastructure and officials are preparing citizens for reduced electricity supply. in the coming days . the death toll and any pro is expected to rise. now that emergency crews are losing hope of finding more people alive in the wreckage. more than 18 hours after a russian missile reduced this denise pro, building to rebel rescue was pulled this woman from the wreckage injured and struggling to move lightly clothed and having endured sub 0 temperatures throughout the night. she was carried from the twisted concrete and smoldering remains by flies. but hope is fading for those still missing wiggly substances on the left side, there's

reminder of our top story at this hour. ukraine says at least 12 people have been killed in the southeastern city of new pro. after russia launched, it's 1st major wave of air strikes this year. authorities to say other missiles hit critical infrastructure in harkins. and the thief here was also targeted at your news update at this hour coming up. next is gambling poisoning the beautiful game. sports life is looking at the murky world of football betting. stay tuned for that and don't forget you can get more news and analysis on our website to at t w dot com. thanks much for watching. ah. with i tried several times, i went to the one on 6 times.

reminder of our top story before we go. ukraine says at least 12 people have been killed in the southeastern city of ne pro, after russia launched, it's 1st major wave of air strikes this year, authority, se other missiles hit critical infrastructure in heart cave and the vive key of was also targeted. better news update at this hour. sports life is coming up next. so stay tuned for that. and thanks for watching people in trucks injured, one trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away as the border families playing phone tags in syria to these credit or.

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monica jones, welcome to the program. ukraine says at least 5 people have been killed in the southeastern city of ne pro, after russia launched its 1st major wave of air strikes this year. officials say dozens more were wounded in the strike on an apartment block, rescue saw searching the rubble for victims that may still be trapped. authorities say other missiles hit critical infrastructure in car chief and live the capital. yes, was also targeted. the united kingdom has now confirmed it will send a challenge of 2 tanks to ukraine. these will be the 1st advanced tanks given to ukraine by its allies since the war began. keith has been pleading for more modern weaponry for months and hopes. the british decision will put greater pressure on germany to allow the delivery of its own letter to tax from all its bringing frances farrell. he is an australian reporter for the english language outlet, the key independent, and he joins us from achieve. welcome good to have you on the program. so pleased to learn monica as an air raid alerts we here have been in place across ukraine today. what is the sit

in a southeastern city, russian strikes leveled part of an apartment building, burying many people underubble, and killing at least nine. early this morning, kyiv was also targeted by strikes. this comes as the british today pledged state-of-the-art battle tank ukraine - something the war-torn nation has sought for months. these will be the first modern western tanks sent to ukraine. next week the united states will lead a meeting of all nations that supply weapons to ukraine, where more tank announcements are expected. bobby knievel, the daredevil motorcyclist and some of people knievel has died. his family says the cause was pancreatic cancer. he made hundreds of jumps in his career, including a portion of the grand canyon the 1990's, stunts that defied death and set records. he was 60 years old. still to come. the connection between the cold and catching a cold, the flu and covid. the videogame helping rescue cats. >> this is pbs news weekend from washgton. home of the pbs newshour. john: ever since covid vaccines became available, the federal government has been buying them from manu

a man during a traffic stop in the southeastern city of memphis. crowds took to the streets of the biggest city, new york to express or outrage. he incident has stirred up anti police sentiments in the country following a series of high profile killings by officers in recent years, the 29 year old man in memphis was reportedly being detained for reckless driving. he died a few days later in a hospital. another reported police killing in the south eastern city of atlanta, also sparked a major demonstration that's after an environmental activist was allegedly killed by officers during a rate of a protest camp outside a law enforcement facility. police said they were responding to shots fired the r t has heard from the head of a private u. s. military company about its operations in ukraine. in an exclusive interview, the head of the mozart group denied allegations as being directly involved in finance. russian forces. he said his organization is only providing training for you, creating soldiers and humanitarian aid for civilians. the interview was, you know, it was the car, it was taken out

now for testers, have isolated peruse, southeastern city of puerto maldonado after 3 weeks of road blockades. they had amanda constitutional reform, some but actually regional governors house on friday. marianna sanchez reports now from her this is the governor of meridian, firing his weapon and friday to defend his family and home. after 8 unarmed police members couldn't stop a mob trying to burn his house, and he says to kill him if you're a boy, you're not! they are the mu miramar. if i hadn't had my weapon, i'd be in the morgue. this is outrageous. what did i do to them for them to come throw stones and try to set my house on fire? oh, the governor wants to lived roadblocks. protesters demanding constitutional reforms have been blocking the only highway that connects the regional capital. but the maldonado with the rest of the country for more than 3 weeks preventing food and fuel supplies from entering only hospital in the city, has gone on emergency mode fuel. from all the vehicles has been transferred to one ambulance to assist patients in critical condition. the hospital waste hasn't

another reported police killing in the southeastern city of atlanta, also sparked a major demonstration that's after an environmental activist was allegedly killed by officers during a rate of a protest camp outside a law enforcement facility. police said they were responding to shocks fired ah, r t has heard from the head of a private u. s. military company, mozart group about its operations in ukraine. he denied allegations of being directly involved in fighting against russian forces. he also took issue at an earlier interview with another news outlet saying it was taken out of context. the interview was, as you know, it was the car. it was taken out of context, my voice and i watched it. i watch the interview on it. was it was produced by a guy named max blumenthal. yes, i'm get, let me, let me get points that i that i said, yes. specifically, ukraine. what i all i said was saying yes, ukraine has in the past had a, had a problem with corruption. that is undeniable. all right, and so me prisoners of all is a violation of the geneva convention. my point is that if you are going to ha

quick reminder of our top story for you. ukraine says at least 5 people have been killed in the southeastern city of ni pro. after russia launched its 1st major wave of ass strikes this. yep. authority say other missiles had critical infrastructure and how keith and the viv keith was also talkative. up next doc film takes a look at the effects of globalization on developing countries in watching dw news from the team. thanks for joining with her. we're all set to go beyond the obvious citizenship a meant we're all in. as we take on the we're all about the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes believe from i'm following w, fire made for mines. ah, ah, globalization once held to be the key to piece by spreading prosperity world wide. but are more people gaining access to equal opportunities in this increasingly globalized world. global free trade profits from the unlimited movement of goods while people land their ability to work face restrictions and demand grows exponentially. the spanish agriculture industry is crying out for laborers, but not just anyone is welcome. once a month, i've d

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welcome to the program. rescuers in the southeastern ukrainian city of ne pro say it's unlikely they'll find war survivors after a russian missile strike on saturday. the attack destroyed an apartment building, killing at least 23 people and wounding dozens. russia launch a series of air strikes across ukraine over the weekend, including in leave t r keys and me pro. most of the attacks targeted critical infrastructure and officials or preparing citizens for reduced electricity supply. in the coming days . the death told me pro is expected to rise now that emergency crews are losing hope of finding more people alive in the wreckage. b, as seen from halifax, denise pro apartment block where dozens of homes have been laid to waste by a russian missile strike. numerous, i'm speechless, rural, speechless, iroquois just minutes after the attack rescue workers were on the scene, carrying at the casualties and scouring the debris for trapped victims. lupa, i'm part of the group of volunteers who usually evacuate the dead and wounded from the battlefield. but we also help when their attacks on

had a quick reminder of our top story for you. rescuers in the southeastern ukrainian city of ne pro, a say, it's unlikely they'll find more survivors after a russian missile strike on saturday. the attack destroyed an apartment building, killing at least 25 people and wounding dusts. coming up next reporter, taking a look at women and saudi arabia's music industry. monica jones from me, avenues team here in blend. thanks for watching to stay with you wanted to know what makes the germans here just in the june love and banning thing away from that, but i'm not even know how to work my own car and everyone with later holes in every day getting are you ready to meet the german can join me, rachel stuart on d. w. the only way i can be on top is to create my own empire, discover a story with just a click away. the journey, the destination right. find out this documentary with never seen before. the slide now it's okay ma'am tree. ah, good, this is saudi arabia. lulu. this is also a saudi arabia. wasn't this the country where music was forbidden, with strict rules about segregating men fro

and a quick reminder of our top story for you rescue us in the southeastern ukrainian city of ne pro, a say is unlikely they'll find more survivors after a russian missile strike on saturday. the attack destroyed in apartment building, killing at least 25 people and wounding dusts. coming up next reporter, taking a look at women in saudi arabia's music industry. i'm monica jones from ne avenues team here in berlin. thanks for watching to stay with us. with that he wanted to know what makes the german he just did the john love via banning thing that's away from that. but i'm not even know how to work my own car and everyone with later holes and everything today. first getting are you ready to meet the german.

ah next bice are welcome to the program. rescuers in a southeastern ukrainian city of ne pro are still looking for survivors of a russian missile strike on saturday. the attack destroyed an apartment building, killing at least 23 people and wounding dozens. russia lost a series of air strikes across ukraine, including levine, keith har, keith and me pro, over the weekend. the attacks targeted critical infrastructure, but also a missile. and jenny pro, as we said, tore through a residential building, causing a large part of it to collapse. the death toll in that attack is expected to rise. many residents were trapped in the rebel. she was a scene from halifax, denise pro apartment block, where dozens of homes have been laid to waste by a russian missile strike. numerous, i'm speechless. rural, speechless. just minutes after the attack rescue workers were on the scene carrying at the casualties and scouring the debris for trapped victims. lupa. i'm part of the group of volunteers who usually evacuate the dead and wounded from the battlefield. but we also help when their attacks on the ci

mm with awe is dw news and these are our top stories. rescuers in the southeastern ukrainian city of pro say it's unlikely they'll find more survivors after a russian missile strike on saturday. the attack destroyed on.

surgeon rescue mission continues after a russian missile strike hit an apartment building in the southeastern city of done a pro, at least 37 people were killed in that missile strike. 75 more were hurt. 1700 people lived in the building, and authorities say there were no military facilities at that location. no people were squashed by concrete slabs. and what's most crucial. the temperature is 26 f. people are chilled to the bone and intoxicated by fumes. right now. ukraine's military does not have an air defense system capable of shooting down the kind of missile used in this attack. however, the patriot air defense system will give them that capability. spacex has launched another classified military payload into orbit. space force. the launch from kennedy space center in florida went according to plan. we do know a few details about the mission. it is placing a military communications satellite into orbit more than 22,000 miles above earth. this was the fifth launch of the falcon heavy rockets career, spacex plans to launch another launch on thursday to put 51 more starlink micro satellites in

gift of coal also comes information that is positive for our armed forces are already in the city southeasternorders of the city. practically on the outskirts now, our forces are located in summer cottages that are adjacent to the city. uh now, uh enough artillery is working seriously. pretty intense. at the same time , our e-groups arrange raids into the city itself. e. well, so far it's pointwise. uh, point sorties. here, in view of the fact that the city, uh, is saturated with industrial zone, the city itself is small, but the industrial zone around it is quite large and there are two fairly large old mines, uh, you need to understand that this is a branched, interconnected network of passages underground, from which you can enter , exit, hide, strike, and this is the tactic that ukrainian militants always choose. they burrow like mice, like moles, and they burrow into the ground here in these shelters from there, hiding behind the civilian population, including what we saw in mariupol, but they are trying to conduct military operations, but countering them. action we also find stanislav bi

it is a desperate search and rescue operation in the southeastern city of dnipro, 40 people killed whenle hit an apartment building there over the weekend. matt bradley has the latest from ukraine. >> reporter: it is our understanding that no people, no living people, have been removed from this wreckage by rescue workers for much of the past day. the last time we heard about that was yesterday, on sunday, but it sounds as though, from what we're hearing from rescue workers that they are really giving up hope of finding anyone alive in that horrific wreckage, and i think you're seeing on your screen right now. the fact is it was a real scramble, it was amazing that they were able to pull some people out alive, when you look at what happened there. now, this is apparently one of the deadliest strikes on civilians ever since this war began nearly 11 months ago. and it really just goes to show that russia has not ceased of targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure, particularly electricity systems in that part of the area, rolling blackouts particularly here in kyiv, which has taken

ah ah, ah, this is dw news, and these are our top stories. rescuers in the southeastern ukrainian city of ne pro say it's unlikely they'll find more survivors after a russian missile strike on saturday. the attack destroyed an apartment building, killing at least 25 people and wouldn't it doesn't.

then these are our top stories. rescuers in the southeastern ukrainian city of ne pro say it's unlikely they'll find more survivors. after a russian missile strike on saturday, the attack destroyed an apartment building, killing at least 25 people and wouldn't have dozens.

it in the southeastern us city of atlanta, after a police off with a shot and killed an environmental activist demonstration in response to the death . quickly devolved into rioting. protesters smashed windows through fire was police car on fire, or police building and other spots from the city would targeted as well. killing occurred during a rate of a protest to camp outside the side of a proposed law enforcement training facility. now police report that they responded with lethal force when the activist opened fire on approaching offices. elsewhere in america, though it's even more deadly. a mass shooting at monterey park near los angeles, leaving 10 people dead and at least 10 more wounded. the tragedy happened at a ballroom dance studio, where lunar new year celebration was being held. the sheriff's department said that the suspect is still at large, but has no description of the shooter at this time. what commonalities, telegram channels have the hourly updates for you on these developing storms. the meantime, you weekly returns in about 25 minutes. the oh, nice the russian stat

as in the southeastern ukrainian city of ni pro, say it's unlikely they'll find more survivors off the russian missile strike on saturday. the attack destroys an apartment building, killing at least 35 people and wounding does that's it from me and the new steam for now don't go away. coming up next. sports left looks at how gambling and football have become inseparable. i'm going to have an office in berlin from me and the news team with with ah, a human kind of dry in south africa. more of our ancestors possibly can be found here. anywhere else on earth. researcher joe's a drug, i asked the question when, but more importantly, why did human beings come into existence? the answer is a scientific breakthrough with 45 minutes on d w. ah not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day in depth look at current news, events which analyzed by experts and critical thinkers. not just another new show. this is the weekdays on d, w. and we're interested in the global economy, our portfolio d w business. beyond here, the closer look at the proje

have a rotted in the southeastern u. s. city of atlanta for a police officer fatally shot, an environmental activist pieces of information in response to the death vo, into riots. mos protesters allegedly burned a police vehicle slash windows and through fireworks and other objects. a building for a police foundation is located, the kidney occurred during a rate of a protest camp outside the site of a proposed law enforcement training facility. but he said the ac service had initially opened fire on the approaching offices. of this news out there to check out our t dot com for more top stories. we'll be back, i will talk with l. look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to grapes trust, rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence, real summoning

willow oddity would do but half past 7 in the morning, in atlanta by riots erupted in the southeastern u. s. city after a police officer fatally shot, an environmental activist, roy brick, a peaceful demonstration in response to the death devolved into riots masked the protesters that actually burned a police vehicle, smashed windows and through fireworks and other objects in the building where a police foundation is located. the killing occurred during a rate of a protest outside the sight of a proposed law enforcement training facility. a police said the activists had initially opened fire on the approaching police officer. now, atlanta was not the only place dealing with the rest of the shooting in monterey park. near los angeles had left 9 people dead home to a lodge agent. american population tragedy happened during a lunar new year celebration in the area. now this is a developing story, i should say, will keep you updated once more details become known to us here at archie international and just about wrapping up this edition of the weekly thanks for joining us in the top headlines of the

♪ overseas now the death toll on a russian missile strike in apartment building in the southeastern ukrainian cityeople lived in the multi story building where that shelling happened. city of kherson region killed three people. regional governor says 14 people were wounded by the airstrikes. that shelling damaged a hospital, a children's disability center. a ship yard, critical infrastructure and apartment buildings. now to another part where there is a lot of action in recent months. a new report says more than 500 people have died during antigovernment protests in iran since september. that includes dozen of iranian minors and security personnel. it is the result of outrage over the death of a woman detained by iranian authorities but expanded beyond that correspondent trey yingst is in our middle east bureau tonight. >> today marks four months since iranian civilian aminey died in a hospital while in police custody. her death, after being arrested for improperly wearing a hijab sparked nationwide protest and put unprecedented pressure on the leadership of the islamic republic. >> the hands of f

city? the situation is as follows now uh, we are entrenched on the eastern southeastern borders of the cityally on the outskirts now uh our forces are in summer cottages, which adjacent to the city. uh, now uh, the artillery is working quite seriously. pretty intense. at the same time, our groups arrange raids into the city itself. e. well, for now, these are point-to -point sorties. here, in view of the fact that the city, e, is saturated with industrial zones, the city itself is small, but the industrial zone around it is quite large and there are two fairly large old ones, mines, e, you need to understand that this is a branched, interconnected network of e passages underground from which you can enter exit hide apply blows. vuhledara - this is a city in the volnakhsky district of the donetsk people's republic located about 60 km southwest of donetsk city population of about 17,000 people predominantly russian-speaking main industry in ugledar coal mining vision of the city is several mines. there were also talks about the development of coal methane production. also in the city there is

city? the situation in the coal sector is as follows thus, now, uh, we have entrenched ourselves on the eastern and southeasterne city, practically on the outskirts; now, uh, our forces are in the summer cottages that are adjacent to the city. uh now. uh enough artillery is working seriously. pretty intense. at the same time , our uh, groups arrange raids into the city itself. e. well, so far it's pointwise. uh, point and sortie. so, in view of the fact that the city is saturated with the industrial zone, the city itself is small, but the industrial zone around it is quite large and there are two rather large old ones, shakhty e, one must understand that this is a branched, interconnected e network of e passages underground, from which you can enter, exit, hide, strike. vuhledary is a city in the volnakhsky district of the donetsk people's republic located about 60 km southwest of donetsk city population of about 17,000 people predominantly russian-speaking main industry development in the galley coal mining the introduction of the city is located several mines there were talks about the development of coal met

this section of the route will unload roads in the eastern southeastern part of the city. 400,000 people living in nekrasovka kosinovs of the tomsk region and lyubertsy near moscow will be able to get to work more comfortably. and the main thing is to return home faster, in order to get to moscow , you have to transit through e, residential development, and this creates an increased load on the transport road network. so at the moment when this section of the highway is launched. uh, of course, the movement is looking forward to residential development on this site. and i think that the residents will feel the difference and will be much more comfortable, but that's just the first stage of the most important section in september, the builders will finish work on the neighboring stages in order to connect the moscow high-speed diameter with the federal highway m12. the moscow high-speed diameter should be withdrawn this time. that is three sections. today we are handing over the main section, the two remaining sections will be commissioned in september and thus the petersbu

battles under coaldar russian forces have already established themselves in the eastern and southeastern parts of the city. like burrows by analogy with solidarity mines or catacombs. azov steel in mariupol but what is important is the release of coal miners will allow us to strike at the apu. in marinka, from where the shelling of donetsk continues. work is being carried out in the vicinity in order to understand how quickly it will be possible to liberate the settlement . let's intersect with the fact that the enemy, and not yet receive an order to retreat, respectively, he had time to gain a foothold and taking into account, and the presence of a large number of industrial objects. there are also high-rise buildings. of course, we assume that the enemy will resist, so the situation here will largely depend. these are the opportunities that are now emerging in our units. here are the shots of the russian marines moving into the corner from the side of the pavlovka, and in the city itself, according to the positions of the armed forces, they are already actively working tankers , they successfully hit ta

some kind of form, and i'm sure that it's not the ah, this is what remains of mary in southeastern ukraine, a besieged city. the kremlin does not want the world to see maternity hospital bombed graves piling up. images captured by 2 a p. journalists who say their names were on a list to be hunted down by russians, as they reported with no information coming out, no pictures of demolished buildings and dying children, russian forces could do whatever they wanted. if not for us. there would be nothing and while those soldiers are route to stop journalism, they may as well target any ukrainian with a mobile phone. ukrainians have been incredibly effective communicators because they've got a good story to tell they're doing when anyone in this situation in the 21st century would do instead of picking up bits of your style. but in a shopping mall, you are thinking some of yourself in a bomb shelter and you're pushing them out scenting, you know, you're contributing to telling this story where russian forces have been unable to take control of an area such as ukraine's 2nd largest city. hot keith, they have forc

going on under coal, russian forces have already entrenched themselves in the eastern and southeastern parts of the cityrm. vugledar is complicated by the presence of a fairly large industrial zone, which the militants use as burrows, by analogy with the mines of solidarity or the catacombs of azov steel in mariupol. well, what is important, the release of vugledar will allow you to strike at the sun. in marinka, where does the shelling of the board continue from? work is being carried out in the surroundings in order to understand how much, but it will be possible to free it quickly, but all the same, the point is still necessary, uh, clearly, but for ourselves let's now intersect with what the enemy, and not get, while the retreat is fine, accordingly, he had time to gain a foothold and taking into account the presence of a large number of industrial facilities. there are also high-rise buildings. of course, we assume that the enemy will resist, so the situation here will largely depend. these are the opportunities that are now emerging in our units. here are the shots of the advancement of russian ma

connected by tunnels and mines, the russian military managed to gain a foothold in the southeastern outskirts of the cityevgeny davydov yaroslav borisov mikhail yemelin andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko news of the week from the donetsk people's republic, the front began to move in several key areas at once in the area of ​​the flint luhansk people's republic , pskov paratroopers are operating on bmd-2 and tanks t-72b3. the russian terminator showed itself to the fullest there . we have such a saying of an artilleryman, this is the blood of the infantry, the more intensively we work, the quality of our work , the speed, the less our infantry dies. we cover it. and this is close combat, a tough fight and an order from our fighters to the enemy to surrender. get down on the ground everyone go down stay alive get down on the ground, weapons. drop here in the ukrainian trenches are clearly visible. western anti-tank grenade launchers did not help the position was taken on the front line. the initiative behind the russian forces in the red liman direction. they inflicted a fire defeat on the enemy in the areas o

the coal area looks like this now uh, we have entrenched ourselves on the eastern and southeastern borders of the cityuh our forces are in summer cottages that are adjacent to the city. uh, now uh, enough seriously working artillery. pretty intense. at the same time , our e-groups arrange raids into the city itself. e. well, as long as it's pinpoint pinpoint sorties. here, in view of the fact that the city, uh, is saturated with the industrial zone, the city itself is small, but the industrial zone around it is quite large and there are two fairly large old shafts, uh, you need to understand that this is a divorced, interconnected network of e passages underground, from which you can enter , exit, hide, strike, as mariupol showed , ukrainian militants always choose such tactics. they burrow, and explode into the ground here in these a. shelters from there, hiding behind the civilian population, including what we saw in mariupol, but they are trying to conduct military operations, but countering their military operations. we also find a fortune andrey potapov anton khobotov to lead donetsk people's rep