of crimea, many of us, of course, remember the downing of mh 17, the malaysian airliner over eastern ukraine, and that's when that's really when his interest in the war in ukraine began because his fbi handler directed him to that event to try and figure out all he could about it online. from that moment on, billy's attention was really focused on on events between russia and ukraine. did he have a bias or a preference or, you know, what was what was he getting out of this? did he have a point of view in in this conflict? well, billy was really, i guess, the simplest way to say is he was an iconoclast, because billy was of european descent, born and raised in michigan, a catholic went to catholic high school and after 911, he became so fascinated by all of those important issues that a year after 911, he converted to islam and he could be seen at the back of the classroom in catholic school reading the koran. so he was let's just say he made he made some choices that would maybe surprise people who knew him. people. i mean, these are not traditional choices. let's say when it came to the war

was to see the pipeline at work in moscow sending these fighters directly into the conflict in eastern ukraine like to pretend in the us at that time it was convenient to pretend it was a real war, frozen in ukraine and maybe some of you remember the first impeachments of donald trump and there was a testimony of former ambassador, us grade bill taylor and remember how he reads this possible, powerful opening statement talks about this is an actual war and ukrainians are getting killed so it was interesting you're doing your reporting at this moment ,in time when we here in washington are largely about the war and pretending it doesn't really exist you establish incidentally a direct pipeline from moscow itself and the level of command and control as well my russian state agencies, the fsp who are clearly present in the conflict. >> you remember as i'm sure many of us do that 2014 when war broke out in eastern ukraine, the question was who are these guys? >> the famous little green men in crimea. >> there were men who were soldiers utah intelligence agents but then there were locals easter ukr

have become the occupied territories of eastern ukraine have become a personnel training groundder for young officials with great ambitions to be called a personnel reserve for second-line officials in russia , that is, with the beginning of this phase of hostilities on february 24, we saw that the leaders of the kiriyenko project russia has become a kind of production, let's say, of personnel for the occupied territories, people were put in front of the factor that look here let's say you are the winner of the competition, the leaders of russia like vitaly khotsenko, who was the prime minister of the so-called dpr, also unified and serve the homeland in the occupied territories, you will show yourself well , we will transfer you to regions, if you don't show yourself well, you'll catch a splinter like a rug and everything will be like this well, as it will be, as it will be, let me remind you in a few words who kyryenko and khotsenko are . last year, the main occupation in ukraine the kremlin appointed the first deputy head of the administration of the president of the russian

in this twin missile strike today in eastern ukraine| strike today in eastern ukraine happened to youin the previous report it is a tactic that was widely used in syria and it did happen in aleppo when we documented a strike on a hospital in the middle of the city and literally perhaps 15 or 20 minutes after the first strike just as the rescuers rushed to help the wounded in the first strike, the second strike hit. and it happened in syria over and again and of course it isjust in syria over and again and of course it is just an absolutely horrendous seam as you can imagine. people who are trying to help those covered in blood, you know getting them the rubble, already wounded. and there it was also the children and adults as well. and medical workers. and at that moment and other strike hits. and in syria it was plain is making a second round to come to the same place to hit the same target. and in ukraine it is quite worrisome to think that that might be

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show the city of done yet in eastern ukraine university building was set on fire. the man, the rushman control city, says custom initiatives were used to 0 kind of terrifying the somebody's army has known small as strikes in and around cartoon targeting the rapids support forces. the power that your group is trying to capture anatomy based on the capital. the past struggle between the army and the r as f as left 24000000 people. that's half of saddam's population in need of aid. what some of the heaviest fighting happened to the city of. i'm dormant, that's near costume. i'll just say it was he? the movement is this, and these are the sounds of clashes between the army and the parent rapids support forces. and i'm doing mine. now fighting has been ongoing between the recess and this is denise since mid april. i mean, the early hours of the saturday morning there was going to ask strikes 5, this is denise against positions of the car. i'm gonna to wrap it for not just in the city of on demand, but instead of to north at the northern parts of the capitol and in the s

volodymyr zelensky says a russian guided air bomb has hit a blood transfusion centre in north—eastern ukraines are at the scene in the town of kupiansk, saying there are, quote, "dead and wounded". the reported strike has happened shortly after ukraine says missiles hit a facility which manufactures engines for air planes and helicopters in the country's west. here's our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse. president zelensky gives updates like this every evening and he claims tonight that a blood transfusion centre has been hit by a russian—guided missile in the kharkiv region. there are unconfirmed reports that it was close to a village that was near to the front line. and there is a reality here, whether you're talking about cities like zaporizhzhia or villages in the kharkiv region, even when russian forces retreated from there late last year, if you live close to the russian border or if you are close to the front line, you are typically in range of missiles and artillery fire and it is a daily occurrence where strikes like these take place. now, if there is accuracy to president zele

news president zelensky says a russian—guided bomb has hit a blood transfusion centre in north—eastern ukraineescribing the attack as a war crime. pope francis ends his trip to portugal with an open—air mass in lisbon. it ends a week—long festival for catholic youth. decision time for niger, as a deadline given by west african leaders for the military to reinstate the country's ousted president is due to expire in the coming hours this weekend marks six months since earthquakes hit turkey and syria — we hear from the family of a baby born under rubble of her home. hello and welcome. we start in ukraine, where president volodymyr zelensky says a russian guided bomb has hit a blood transfusion centre he says rescuers are at the scene in the town of kupiansk where there are quote dead and wounded. the reported strike came shortly after kyiv said missiles had hit a facility which manufactures engines for aircraft and helicopters in the country s west. in a tweet, president zelensky said: �*this war crime alone says everything about russian aggression. beasts that destroy everything that simply all

this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak, the headlines: in north—eastern ukraine, says ukrainian presidentelensky. the strike happened after ukraine says missiles hit a facility which manufactures engines for airplanes and helicopters. writing on social media, zelensky says there are dead and wounded and describes the attack as a war crime. pope francis is celebrating an open—air mass in front of a vast crowd in portugal. it marks the end of a week—long international festival for catholic youth. decision time for niger as a deadline given by west african leaders for the military to reinstate the country's ousted president is due to expire later today. they've warned that the country may face military action if the deadline isn't met. now on bbc news, this cultural life: whoopi goldberg. whoopi goldberg is one of the very few people to have won all four of america's big entertainment awards... whoopi goldberg! ..emmy, grammy, oscarand tony, for her work in film, theatre and television. lovely to meet you. thank you. please take a seat. brought up by a single mother in a new york housing pro

coming to the fore, he was operating in africa and starting to dip his toe into the waters of eastern ukraines that conflict brewed up in 2014. he became an incredibly important figure particularly last year, as it was the wagner mercenary group doing the most fighting last year, and then there came that moment injune when he challenged the russian military authorities to march on moscow, and was effectively banished to belarus, with the agreement being he was allowed free but he had to go to belarus. two days ago he reappeared on video saying he would make africa more free, saying it was 50 celsius and it looked as if he was in a desert environment. but it now looks as if he was on the passenger list of this plane flying from moscow to st. petersburg, and if he did turn out to be on that plane, than the speculation will begin as to whether this plane didn't crash as a result of accident or whether somebody had deliberately made sure that the plane carrying him was brought down. and will be on many people's mind is the inflection point, to put it mildly, when there was that mutiny in moscow,

the soldiers are training and eastern ukraine. they have just returned from the front line for the whole is 20 years old. but despite being so young, he is one of the most experienced soldiers here. he volunteered for the army when he was 18 before the war had started. watson throughout the winter since i'm moving, we took the deposition back on september 29th. the questionable up was this, this is a position we'd taken. oh, interesting. i destroyed equipment on the postal code since the motions were overwhelming. and so i'm gonna take off just unbelievable is it there in the change is a dead rushing liber right to us. somebody just just off to the soldier was injured . he and his team had taken a russian position. u haul was checking the trench when i'm looking at the store must have been a butterfly mine. i stepped on. they were scattered around you almost. i fell and didn't understand what had happened so that you looked at my leg, but it was of the over in my hand was broken. why it's on the goose, it will come up and with a u

ready a roster of cheeses ukraine of setting a university building. the eastern city of don't yet mississauga hit this building . this is the university of economics in doing yet. as you can see, it's completely designing the lawn care at johnston, you know, without just they're also coming up for.

in eastern ukraine , this process is taking into account corruption.t that no replacement of military commissars will relieve the country from the fact that someone will wallow in motorization. you just don’t need to pay, because more and more volunteers are constantly doing harm. moreover , the previous one has not yet been completed. we were meat , no one wants everything fine. they understand why the kiev authorities need these 300 or even more thousand people to keep the wounded from advancing at the front. this is not the case in ukrainian cities. including rallies in the capital of relatives of those who receive benefits, according to media reports, the number of such missing people missing information may be counted not even in tens, but in hundreds of thousands, the ukrainian ministry of defense on the resignation of the head of the defense department. aleksey reznikov, they say, has already been openly accused by the department of purchasing product schemes; it is reported that in order to hush up the scandal, he will be transferred to diploma

that is the essential requirement there but, of course, on the front lines as well and across eastern ukraine that fighting, that battle continues and we've seen the continuation of artillery fire and we've seen new video emerging of russia's defense minister visiting commanders and service men at one of the front line posts in eastern ukraine near the city of severdonetsk. he spoke to service men and in this seen awarding service men for their work on the front lines but as we saw he received updates on the situation on the ground. >> nada bashir, thanks very much. >>> poland says it is taking more steps to defend its border with belarus after reporting what it calls real threats from minsk. his country is deploying more and more troops to the area to remain resilient and says the mercenaries currently stationed there have made many attempts of infiltrating polish territory. >> we will not back down. obviously there will be attempts. we are expecting more attempts at attacking our border. prance for attempts violating our airspace. this might be because this is something that they will be --

people of people in eastern ukraine are becoming a country from the fact that someone will bathe in motorizationl just pay more. under these conditions , it is completely clear that the quality, because more and more volunteers are constantly joining the ranks of the all. moreover , the previous mobilization campaign of the colonists has not yet been completed. in fact , no one really wants to be cannon fodder ; everyone understands perfectly why the kiev authorities we need these 300 a month, there are tens of thousands of dead and wounded, and there are rallies of relatives for advancement. i feel those who were recorded as missing in action. such missing persons can be numbered not even in tens, but in hundreds of thousands, and all this against the backdrop of corruption scandals that are shaking the ukrainian rear units of the armed forces at prices at least 2-3 times higher than market and supposedly. reznikov could have been personally involved in these schematic work in the uk , moreover, almost as an ambassador, but as a new minister defense of ukraine may become the current head of the

eastern. ukraineer offensive, hopes of strategy to end this war, live report on that next, plus knock-out round with fifa, the latest on the u.s. team when we come back. (ambience of room, crickets, scrolling content on phone) they're off from school, but not really home. images and videos. social media, fine-tuned to suck them in. and steal them away. alone you can't stop it. together we will. we have a plan. join us. ( ♪ ) >> shannon: ukrainian president zelenskyy presenting peace plan at summit of two dozen countries this weekend with one absence of russia. joining us live in kyiv fox news senior foreign affairs greg p palkot, with the beautiful church bells in the background. >> bells going on, not peace here. peace talks going on in saudi arabia wrapping up just about that, we'll get to those. to the war-like action happening here overnight. >> russia firing another wave of hyper sonic and cruise missiles and drones at locations throughout ukraine. blood bank in eastern ukraine, a war crime it ha

the main office session party, a russian missile attacks on the city of have a post rough skin. eastern ukraine have killed at least 5 people and injured thousands. more to emergency responders are among the dead. the strikes targeted the ukranian health part of a region that's partially occupied by russian forces. the missile struck the city center damaging a residential area that includes hotels, restaurants and shops. thousands of people have march through haiti's, capital, porto prince, demanding better protection from gang violence. protestors gathered outside the prime ministers, residents where police fire tear gas to break up the crowd. experts a violent gangs of seas control of almost 80 percent of the capital since haiti's president was assassinated in 2021. and south korea's evacuating tens of thousands of scouts from a global festival as a country, braces for tropical storm cartoon. while the weather had already disrupted the world scout jane bery with several countries pulling out due to a severe heat wave. organizers say around 43000 people are leaving the camp site. well, this ju

mrs. sile strikes the ukrainian city of across in eastern ukraine, destroying a hotel and the palm and several people of dead and 1000 included. and so the news was natural disaster and decades. 6 people die and devastating floods like 2 sides of the countries. 2000000 residents are affected, the new kids mckinnon. welcome to the program. the top us diplomat has met with a niche as military leaders in an attempt to and the crew. but i think deputy secretary of state victoria and newland said that she was denied amazing with the detain the president. now both global on the west african leaders all hoping that there is still room. so mediation with needs is cooley does stu earlier this week, ignore the deadline to reinstate the asked if president to means the economic community of west african states. so equal was, it's no has said that military intervention may be needed to restore democracy. they made on thursday to decide on the next move. the global spoken idea to a correspondent, alyssa, triple man, who's in nigeria. and i asked him to be us and boys amazing with a one to suggest an

then the kremlin provoked war in eastern ukraine and of course, more recently, the russian full scalene. at stake throughout the modern idea that borders cannot be redrawn by force. the survival of democracy in the post-soviet space. and in ukraine's resistance, the changing face of warfare. few americans have had more of a front row seat to that first draft of history than christopher miller, currently the ukraine correspondent for the financial times, who's been reporting from the country for 13 years and has just released a book, "the war came to us: life and death in ukraine." christopher miller, thanks very much. the book begins and ends in the city that the world knows as bakhmut. but you knew it as artemysk, its name when you arrived in 2010 as a peace corps volunteer in 2022, -- volunteer. in 2022, it became the epicenter of the longest battle since the full scale invasion. you visited your old apartment on the front line at some point in the last few months, and then you told friends who'd fled the city, the place we knew is gone forever. how has the war that began in ukraine

overnight, a cruise missile is fired in the center of the town in eastern ukraine.el, restaurant, several apartment buildings were hit and then when rescue teams were on the scene another missile was fired. in addition to those killed, over 80 injured, civilians, including children, first responders, police among the casualties. moscow claims it was a military target. it is just this kind of ugly action for which ukraine is trying to hold russia responsible. take a look. >> you are looking at the brutal might of russian rocketry here at an institute in kyiv for its role in the death of hundreds, maybe thousands of ukrainian civilians. after missiles hit ukrainian soil or knocked out of the sky, the wreckage is retrieved and brought to the lab. like this hypersonic missile knocked down by u.s. patriot air defenses, or the cruise missile, small range but big danger models. damage is impossible to estimate, we do everything to investigate. >> take each missile apart to find out where it's from, down to the last detail and serial number, and then to have the evidence in

president zelensky says a russian guided missile has hit a blood transfusion centre in north—eastern ukraine for niger, as a deadline given by west african leaders for the military to reinstate the country's ousted president is due to expire in the coming hours hello. welcome to bbc news. we start breaking news from southern pakistan where at least 12 people we start with breaking news from southern pakistan where at least 12 people are reported to have been killed after a train derailed. another 45 are said to be injured.

russian missile attacks on the city of eastern ukraine destroyed a popular hotel and killed several peoplee city is about 50 kilometers from the front lines in ukrainian held territory. last winter's massive attacks on ukraine's energy infrastructure as russia sought to weaponize winter against ukraine's civilian population. kyiv is preparing for this coming winter, hoping to avoid outages that left people in the dark and without heat. our correspondent got rare access to one of ukraine's power plants, a plant that is vital for ukraine to survive the winter. reporter: nestled in the fields of southern ukraine is one of the country's most important energy utilities, the south ukraine power plant. ukraine gets more than 50% of its electricity from nuclear power. that makes it the country with the second-highest share of nuclear electricity in the world. the plans went on the grid in 1982 and has just undergone annual maintenance. the head of the state run company is inspecting its reconnection to the grid. also a rare occasion for journalist to get a glimpse into the plant that is highly sec

volodymyr zelensky says a russian guided air bomb has hit a blood transfusion centre in north—eastern ukrainehit turkey and syria. we hear from the family of a baby born under rubble of her home.

president zelensky says a russian guided missile has hit a blood transfusion centre in north—eastern ukrainedescribing the attack as a war crime. decision time for niger, as a deadline given by west african leaders for the military to reinstate the country's ousted president is due to expire in the coming hours. and at the women's world cup, the two—time defending champions, the usa, are knocked out of the tournament by sweden, after a match decided in a tense penalty shootout. hello, i'm lukwesa burak. we start with breaking news from southern pakistan where at least 19 people have been killed in a train derailment. another 50 are injured. the hazara express came off the rails near nawabshah in sindh province, as it travelled from karachi to abbottabad. these are the latest pictures from the scene, in a remote area. emergency workers are battling to rescue passengers trapped in at least five overturned carriages with more rescue teams deployed to the scene. an emergency has been declared in nearby hospitals, including this one in nawabshah, where casualties have been arriving. earlier the i

and the ukrainian army suffered very heavy losses and are still trying to recapture the city in eastern ukraine, so no sympathy there. i would also like to bring to your attention this poll that was launched a bit earlier by the state-affiliated media, united 24, here in ukraine, which showed that the ukrainian people believe this was an action of russian intelligence. they don't believe it was an accident. they don't -- they believe russian intelligence is responsible if they believe yevgeny prigozhin died today. >> indeed, that point of view shared by u.s. president joe biden a little earlier. you mentioned bakhmut, of course, which has basically been flattened. there have been atrocities committed, war crimes committed. nonetheless, the evidence is all stacking up. yevgeny prigozhin very much at the center of it all and his mercenaries alongside him. >> absolutely, and it is something that yevgeny prigozhin made no secret of. while he was sharing those videos on his telegram channels and other social media, he was actually boasting about the cruelty of his men. he was clearly part of the rus

the standard of living in austria is in eastern ukraine . in austria there are 9 million people , wellcount 26,000 - these are classes every year, but they can be interested in post-war ukraine, we have to invite people and how to encourage them, well , you understand that everything depends on what if investments will go to us, then why not? and they will definitely go , i think. because what really concerns and i think that, especially in countries where there is overpopulation , this is an option, you understand . and how to create a program to attract migration, angelica, right here, the question of the program is if there is one. if there are jobs , ukrainians return, if there are no jobs, ukrainians do not return. but what do we do with grants if migrants return? in general, we don’t talk about anything, they have to be different, there is no other option. well, returning to the territory, the students compared this situation with canada, but in canada, people live in absolutely specific areas , because other areas are areas of, let’s say, cold provinces and there are simply no c

program, 26,000 people remain in austria. of migrants, life, standard of living in austria, in eastern ukraineou understand, well, in austria, there are 9 million people, count 26,000 - these are classes every year, but they can be interested in post-war ukraine, we have to invite people and how to encourage them, you understand that everything depends on what from uh, if investments will go to us, then why not? i think they will definitely go, because five people will wake up right away , in fact, and i think that, especially in countries with overpopulation, this is one of the options, you understand. let's not talk about a panacea that it should actually be so different and how to create programs to attract migrants, here angelica is right here, the question of the program is if there are, if there are jobs , ukrainians return, if there are no jobs, ukrainians do not return but what do we do with grants if migrants return, do you understand then we don't talk about anything at all, they have to be there, there is no other option, well , when we return there, we have compared the situation w

problem with its territorial integrity and there should be no issue about bahman, but the part of eastern ukrainethat has gained independence should not be at the disposal of the central government. there is a serious obstacle for membership is precisely because the members have a duty towards each other to unite, and i want this not to happen when this duty is entrusted to them , so that there is no ambiguity in territorial integrity. we heard what is happening in the hands of russia . it was reported that almost from the middle of last year, there was a report of violations and collusion in the army and local units in ukraine, which was also heard about zelensky himself and the main resistance in the capital. very army medicine in fact prolonging the war and in fact the loss of spirit that happens or financial issues and problems like that, i started to think that they were selling equipment on the black market or colluding with the russian army. in fact , they were sold a lot of lies and went to russia. and they received and went to the opposite side of the war and sold imaginations and report

we first met him in may in eastern ukraine. it must have been an anti-personnel mine.pped on it, fell and didn't realize what had happened. i looked at my leg, but it wasn't there anymore. his lower leg couldn't be saved. he spent the next seven months in hospital. yehor had to learn how to walk on his prosthestic. against the advice of his doctors and wishes of his family, he decided to return to the front. here in norway, specialists are trying to do more for him. they fitted yehor with a new prosthestic that offers a wider range of movement. “the foot on this prosthestic is more flexible. i can do this. the shock absorption is better, and it doesn't jolt the bone. it's great. yehor and dima are spending five weeks in this clinic about one hundred kilometers north of oslo. despite the language barrier, they've been warmly received by their norwegian fellow patients. they're comfortable here. it's like there are two very different worlds. there's a war, but here, there's peace. everything's quiet, while on the other side, there's total chaos. the change does them a wo

we first met him in may in eastern ukraine. it must have been an anti-personnel mine.pped on it, fell and didn't realize what had happened. i looked at my leg, but it wasn't there anymore. his lower leg couldn't be saved. he spent the next seven months in hospital. yehor had to learn how to walk on his prosthestic. against the advice of his doctors and wishes of his family, he decided to return to the front. here in norway, specialists are trying to do more for him. they fitted yehor with a new prosthestic that offers a wider range of movement. “the foot on this prosthestic is more flexible. i can do this. the shock absorption is better, and it doesn't jolt the bone. it's great. yehor and dima are spending five weeks in this clinic about one hundred kilometers north of oslo. despite the language barrier, they've been warmly received by their norwegian fellow patients. they're comfortable here. it's like there are two very different worlds. there's a war, but here, there's peace. everything's quiet, while on the other side, there's total chaos. the change does them a wo

military and the negotiations but we have to liberate all of the territories including crimea and eastern ukraine. that's what people are saying all around ukraine. >> yeah. >> [speaking another language] >> a few years ago i was able to speak with a person from vietnam. >> [speaking another language] >> the annexation of the territory is worse than just the war. the people from vietnam are ready to have normal relations with the usa and it's not so much serious as when china got some parts, it is a much worse occupation. >> [speaking another language] >> you are absolutely right because we have the war in ukraine and not all the world understands what kind of war is it. >> [speaking another language] >> so each new visitor to our city helps us get this victory because it is an opportunity for the people around the world to see what is going on here. >> [speaking another language] >> when i ask about the victory, what does it look like, i always say it will be a common victory. >> [speaking another language] >> the ukrainian flag is the symbol of freedom. i understand the american flag is the mai

a general will soon be deployed in eastern ukraine. rasputin's frost will begin in six weeks, dirt roads will become impassable. i think the offensive is moving slowly but surely forward. however, the clock is ticking on all sides of the ukrainians are being driven forward. that is, to kill and vsu. this is understood by one army moving forward in these forests , leopards do not help kiev. and by the way, there could have been more, but switzerland, citing neutrality, refused to transfer almost hundreds of power machines to ukraine. they farewell to arms do not say, on the contrary, they continue to pump up, kiev although the ratings. in the home country are blown away excellent illustrate the mood in german society fresh survey bild. the publication compiled a rating of the popularity of german politicians , a member of the bundestag. sarah vagin knecht is in the top three most popular politicians in germany, but against the cuts in social spending and against the increase in spending on ukraine, she haunts her party, but from the vas

we first met him in may in eastern ukraine. it must have been an anti-personnel mine.pped on it, fell and didn't realize what had happened. i looked at my leg, but it wasn't there anymore. his lower leg couldn't be saved. he spent the next seven months in hospital. yehor had to learn how to walk on his prosthestic. against the advice of his doctors and wishes of his family, he decided to return to the front. here in norway, specialists are trying to do more for him. they fitted yehor with a new prosthestic that offers a wider range of movement. “the foot on this prosthestic is more flexible. i can do this. the shock absorption is better, and it doesn't jolt the bone. it's great. yehor and dima are spending five weeks in this clinic about one hundred kilometers north of oslo. despite the language barrier, they've been warmly received by their norwegian fellow patients. they're comfortable here. it's like there are two very different worlds. there's a war, but here, there's peace. everything's quiet, while on the other side, there's total chaos. the change does them a wo

russia led by prigozhin's wagner force finally captured the no room in a city of bakhmut in eastern ukrainein claimed that his forces in ukraine were deliberately bombed by russian troops. by the personal order of the defense minister, and that's important to note that prigozhin has publicly put out his hatred for shoigu and the head of russia's armed forces and blamed them for russia's favors in ukraine, as well as wagner's heavy losses. prigozhin then led a mutiny, crossing the border into russia capturing the southern military headquarters of a russian armed forties. prigozhin and wagner received a welcome from the local citizenry, before then turning his troops on a march to moscow. they made a roughly halfway to little to no resistance, before apparently been convinced by belarusian president, alexander lukashenko to call it off and take refuge in delivers. after arriving he gets, easy precautions stayed out of sight with reports indicating it may have even gone back to russia and might have even met with vladimir putin. then this, week prigozhin popped up in the central african republ

it described the fighting in eastern ukraine as a popular uprising by russian speakers, and it makes dispatched by russia to ukraine's eastern donbas region. there were claims that ukraine was intending to acquire nuclear weapons, biological weapons, possibly to use against russian speakers in ukraine or attack russia. the thrust of the book is very clear. president putin had to start his so—called special military operation in ukraine to defend russia and potentially preserve civilisation on planet earth. thank ou ve civilisation on planet earth. thank you very much — civilisation on planet earth. thank you very much indeed. _ around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bringing you different stories from across the uk. this was the moment a casually discarded vape nearly destroyed a bin lorry in basildon. single use of apes can already be disposed of at this recycling site, but the county council thinks the problem is to be tackled at source. we and other local authorities are asking the government to ban them, it is far better if you use the reusable vapes, they are bette