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there is another retail brand, under armour.d its guidance after a surge in sales amid a restructuring. they brought back the original ceo. he is cutting and getting this company back to what it was, what he dreamed it to be. what does this say to you as an analyst? >> he is making progress. he is putting in the right steps to get the turnaround started. make no mistake, there's a long way to go. we are in very early stages. sales were still down 10%. they are still expected to be down double digits for fiscal 2025. there's a lot more room to grow. while they are making improvements, the consumer backdrop is still a little volatile that anything could happen over the next nine to 12 months. manus: where does kevin plank want to position under armour? my perception of it is it is sometimes in the discount bin. not quite that bad. but it is on discount quite a lot. where does he reposition this product range to? is it at lululemon? who is he taking this product challenge to? >> i think he wanted to be more premium brand. think of

columns of ukrainian armoured vehicles are seen moving towards the russian border, as kyiv presses onursk region. as the israeli military orders more evacuations in southern gaza — hamas rules out new rounds of negotiations over the terms of a ceasefire deal. and the olympic flag is handed overfrom paris to la after a spectacular closing ceremony in the stade de france with a bit of star power. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. six days since president zelensky�*s forces launched a surprise incursion and dozens of ukrainian armoured vehicles are said to be heading into the russian region of kursk. this is their deepest incursion since the kremlin�*s full—scale invasion began in february 2022. the military activity is taking place at ukraine's northeastern border with russia. moscow has acknowledged ukraine has advanced some 30 kilometres into its territory. president zelensky confirmed his troops are fighting inside russia in his nightly address he said his actions followed russia's launch of around 2000 cross—border strikes from kursk in recent weeks. russia says its army will deliver

columns of ukrainian armoured vehicles are seen moving towards the russian border, as kyiv presses onre evacuations in southern gaza, hamas rules out new rounds of negotiations over the terms of a ceasefire deal. and the olympic flag is handed overfrom paris to la after a spectacular closing ceremony in the stade de france with a bit of star power. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. six days since president zelensky�*s forces launched a surprise incursion and dozens of ukrainian armoured vehicles are said to be heading into the russian region of kursk. this is their deepest incursion since the kremlin�*s full—scale invasion began in february 2022. the military activity is taking place at ukraine's northeastern border with russia. moscow has acknowledged ukraine has advanced some 30 kilometres into its territory. president zelensky confirmed his troops are fighting inside russia. in his nightly address he said his actions followed russia's launch of around 2000 cross—border strikes from kursk in recent weeks. russia says its army will deliver a "tough response." on sunday at least two peo

it is accompanied by lots of other western armour. were given last year. 14 british town challenger tanks for its offensive in the summer of last year. they were very significant mouthy needles and fortifications. they had not faced this kind of obstacle. there is one exception to this rule. britain hasn't still not given ukraine permission about the use of long—range weapons to be used inside russia. that is still a no—no as far as the uk is concerned. the incursion are still going on. president zelensky wants is to change our minds. the uk's economy continues to recover. there was an increase in gross domestic product in the first three months of this year. this was led by the services sector, particularly the it industry and scientific research. i particularly the it industry and scientific research.— particularly the it industry and scientific research. i was due for ou? scientific research. i was due for you? was _ scientific research. i was due for you? was it _ scientific research. i was due for you? was it a — scientific resea

the israeli military has been using drones and armoured bulldozers, and there are reports of israelis surrounding hospitals. also coming up, 30 marathons in 30 days. we'll talk live to the reality tv star spencer matthewswho�*s just completed that extraordinary feat. at least nine people have been killed in the biggest israeli operation in the occupied west bank for 20 years. a series of co—ordinated raids took place in at least four cities —jenin, nablus, tulkarm and tu bas. the israeli military has been using drones and armoured bulldozers, and there are reports of israeli forces surrounding hospitals. israel claims it has killed, what it says, are nine palestinian "terrorists". its foreign minister, israel katz, has described the situation as a "war" that must be won. a senior palestinian official, has accused israel of trying to escalate the war in gaza and warned of "dire but this operation, looks a bit different, it is a part of a wider, coordinated operation across the northern west bank. these kinds of operations going on in several cities. what is not entirely clear at the m

the israeli military has been using drones and armoured bulldozers — and there are reports of israelihospitals. israel claims, it has killed what it says, are nine palestinian "terrorists". its foreign minister, israel katz, has described the situation as a "war" that must be won. a senior palestinian official, has accused israel of trying to escalate the war in gaza and warned of "dire and dangerous" results. the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas has cut short a visit to saudi arabia because of the attacks. our middle east correspondent, lucy williamson, hasjust sent this update from jenin. there are israeli jeeps, israeli armoured vehicles moving around the entrance tojenin�*s government hospital behind me. you can see an ambulance coming through now as well. the hospital entrance isjust behind this army vehicle here. staff inside the hospital say that since last night, the army has surrounded the building... and is searching anyone who wants to leave. this street, deserted now, one of the main roads through the town, has seen this kind of activity so many times since the hamas a

in this footage, a canadian armoured vehicle rochelle senator, ambushed by russian units in the village of kremyana, near the car. the bodies of ukrainian occupiers with blue ribbons on their forearms, which means the enemy, didn't have time, starlink, we'll keep working, and this is a shot from inside the enemy's armoured vehicle at the moment the russian fpv drone hit, the crew armed with western rifles and anti-tank missiles jevelin in horror leaves the defeated equipment. what is striking in this attack, so the amount of weapons supplied by the west, we see how it drives back and forth, these are the canadians who rushed. in the kursk region, the german bmp marder-1 a3, which replaced the balkin roits with a triangle, was advancing in the sverdlikov area. the armored car after the strike of the russian lancet on a rigid coupling to the rear evacuates the ukrainian tractor. german leopards. kursk region has not yet been noticed, there is only an engineering tank visan based on the leopard 1, the machine is equipped minefield sweeper. in this video from the kursk region, you can see a

russia says at least 1,000 ukrainian troops, supported by tanks and armoured vehicles, crossed the borderis reported to have first happened, and the fighting has continued since then. russian officials said at least five civilians had been killed and 31 wounded, six of them children, since the start of the incursion. these pictures, released by the russian ministry of defence claim to show the destruction of a us—made armoured personnel carrier used by ukrainian forces in the kursk region. ukraine has not officially commented and the depth of the incursion remains unclear. bbc verify�*s olga robinson has been looking into what we know about the attack so far. this is what a town on the western border of ukraine looked like on wednesday morning. you can see a man here, apparaently a local resident, apparaently a local resident, looking at damaged buildings in the area. here is another video by a russian priest in suja. it was widely circulated on russian television on wednesday afternoon. he says here that the town had been shelled for 14 hours straight. russian officials say at least five

vehicles, german supplied armoured vehicles, german supplied armoured vehicles being used in this incursionger ii tanks, it was for a specific operation. the attack that ukraine launched to retake its own territory. if you remember, that stalled, that offensive, in the face of fierce russian defences and resistance. so i think, in one sense, nobody envisage that british tanks will be fighting inside russia against russians last year, that's for sure. but the important point to make is that it hasn't dented western support. in fact, the mod are saying clearly that ukrainians have a right to use british supplied weapons however they see fit, and making clear that they see this as part of a self—defence operation, not an invasion. but there is one important restriction, that is on long range weapons. at the moment, they are not allowed to use uk and us supplied long—range weapons inside russia, which ukraine has been pleading for. the debate is ongoing. there is a debate active in government about storm shadow missiles supplied by the uk. the important point to make is that there have been a l

we did see an armoured bulldozerfrom behind me.e did see an armoured bulldozer from the israeli military heading in there a bit earlier, but it does seem to have been fairly quiet in the last few hours. and much of the israeli operation seems to be in tulkarem and the refugee camp. the israeli military thing it killed five militants inside a mosque there. i killed five militants inside a mosque there.— mosque there. i know you heafina mosque there. i know you hearing anything - mosque there. i know you hearing anything about. mosque there. i know you hearing anything about a l hearing anything about a possible expansion of this military operation? it was in four cities yesterday. is there any sense that it might expand beyond that?— any sense that it might expand beyond that? welcome it we 'ust don't beyond that? welcome it we 'ust don-t know fl beyond that? welcome it we 'ust don't know the i beyond that? welcome it we 'ust don't know the answer �* beyond that? welcome it we 'ust don't know the answer to i beyond that? welcome it we

one of its armoured vehicles was hit by ten bullets, though nobody was injured.li army says the incident is under review. the fbi has released more details on the assassination attempt on republican presidential nominee donald trump. fbi officials said the gunman, thomas crooks, mounted a "sustained and detailed effort" to attack a major gathering before selecting the trump rally in pennsylvania. crooks searched more than 60 times for information about the republican presidential candidate and his then—rival, presidentjoe biden, before registering for the trump rally in early our correspondentjohn sudworth who is in washington gave us the latest. well, the fbi has come in for intense criticism. first and foremost, of course, for its failure to protect the former president on the day of the shooting, but more recently over its handling of the investigation and the evidence. and this briefing was, in part, an attempt by the fbi to push back on some of those more recent criticisms, saying that the protocols of evidence have been followed and that it is doing all it

the israeli military has been using drones and armoured bulldozers, and there are reports of israelis surrounding hospitals. israel claims it has killed what it says are nine palestinian "terrorists". its foreign minister, israel katz, has described the situation as a "war" that must be won. a senior palestinian official has accused israel of trying to escalate the war in gaza and warned of "dire and dangerous" results. palestinian president mahmoud abbas has cut short a visit to saudi arabia because of the attacks. let's take a closer look at the west bank and what it actually is. it's land on the west bank of the riverjordan and bounded by israel and jordan. it's been occupied by israel since the 1967 middle east war, but decades of talks between israel and the palestinians have left its final status unresolved. 0ur middle east correspondent, lucy williamson, has just sent this update from jenin. there are israeli jeeps, israeli armoured vehicles moving around the entrance tojenin�*s government hospital behind me. you can see an ambulance coming through now as well. the hospital en

one of its armoured vehicles was hit by ten bullets, though nobody was injured.y says the incident is under review. us national security adviserjake sullivan has been in china for two days of talks with senior chinese diplomats. the two sides were hoping to settle a series of diplomatic differences. mr sullivan has been working with chinese foreign minister wang yi to set up a call between presidentsjoe biden and xi jinping. on wednesday the white house said both sides, "welcomed ongoing efforts to maintain open lines of communication, including planning for a leader—level call in the coming weeks." and on china's influence in the indo—pacific region, the white house said, "mr sullivan underscored the importance of maintaining peace and stability across the taiwan strait." well, its being reported on china's state broadcaster cctv that mr wang has told mr sullivans that "the key to the smooth development of china—us interaction lies in treating each other as equals." the fbi has released more details on the assassination attempt on republican presidential nominee

, _ with strong points or russian armour, so they are quite well—equipped.can i 'ust ask so if you don't know_ on those. can i just ask so if you don't know a _ on those. can i just ask so if you don't know a lot - on those. can i just ask so if you don't know a lot about i you don't know a lot about weaponry, they are still not using long—range missiles into bottling? using long-range missiles into bottlin: ? ., using long-range missiles into bottlinu? ., , , bottling? no, so this is essentially _ bottling? no, so this is essentially all - bottling? no, so this is essentially all of - bottling? no, so this is essentially all of the i bottling? no, so this is i essentially all of the stuff that — essentially all of the stuff that you used to fight the close _ that you used to fight the close battle over a few kilometres, by close range artillery— kilometres, by close range artillery range seems to be fine, — artillery range seems to be fine, and _ artillery range seems to be fine, and the himars which is a rocket _ fine, and the himars which is a rocket arti

bulldozers have been deployed, alongside other armoured vehicles. there are also reports that a man was hit and killed by sniperfire in his home in the nur shams refugee camp. that's located near tulkarem, where the palestinian armed group, islamichhad, says one of its top commanders in the area was killed in mosque. there have also been reports of deaths in other parts of the west bank, including here, in tubas. the israeli military says it is targeting what it describes as terrorists, and has noted that it carried out an even larger operation injenin last year. the united nations has called for an immediate end to the operation, saying israel is fuelling an already explosive situation. our middle east correspondentjon donnison is injenin — he told us what the situation was like there. well here injenin, eight palestinians have been killed by israeli forces since yesterday. one person today, and we just actually saw an israeli military bulldozer head towards the refugee camp, which sits behind me injenin. so this operation is ongoing. a lot of the

a ukrainian armoured vehicle drives through a russian town.m and morale to kyiv�*s war effort. and instead of directing events in ukraine, moscow's reacting to surprises at home. more of its kursk region is falling in the most dramatic of battlefield changes. "we've just been to this russian supermarket, "and the selection isn't very good," remarks this soldier. slava ukraini! russia is struggling to contain this weighty offensive, but it is trying. across the border in ukraine's sumy region, evidence ukraine is deploying some of its best troops for a goal that is still unclear. military equipment is branded with a triangle, the symbol of this operation. ukraine is committing to this gamble, but success might not come here with the capturing of territory across the border. it may well come elsewhere, where russian forces might be forced to redeploy. if this gamble doesn't come off, the consequences for ukraine's war effort could be catastrophic. for the border villages habitually hit by russian glide bombs, there is no fear of what moscow's re

the german vehicles, infantry armoured vehicles, are there. there are good reports that the bradley m2, the star of the battlefield this year, american bradleys seem to be there. almost certainly german leopard tanks, so a fair selection of western equipment being used because these are elite units ukrainians are committing to this very dangerous move. those elite units are equipped with a lot of western material. the west has not said that they can't do this but, my goodness, they are more queasy because of it. it is another threshold crossed and i have always had from the beginning, this war will get more dangerous before it is over and that is the case. against that, we shouldn't be so alarmed because the russians always threaten dreadful consequences and they are doing their worst as it is. it's not clear how much worse they could be in their reactions. so i don't think, whatever the russians say, they will find it difficult to make good on their most dire predictions, to be honest. our thanks to michael clarke for that. here in the uk...

but armoured vehicles for example.arfare is to counter russia's drains and they are drat backing it up with artillery —— to counter russia's drains. this is not a massive military operation. this is a big incursion, they have been enclosures incursion, they have been enclosures in the passenger russia which the ukrainians have always kept distance from. this one is more serious, but whether it is time the course of the war, i think it is highly unlikely. but we will see the next few weeks happens. but we will see the next few weeks ha ens. . ~' ,, , but we will see the next few weeks hauens. . ~ , . happens. thank you very much, jonathan- _ here in the uk, a 32—year—old man has appeared in court charged with attempted murder and possession of a knife, after an 11—year—old girl was stabbed in london's leicester square yesterday. our reporter nickjohnson was at westminster magistrates court for the hearing. london's leicester square, usually the side of hollywood film premiers. but yesterday, they will cause other report

the first but it wasn't the biggest, the first but it wasn't the biggest, the largest supplier of armourher countries, but they have all said this is part of ukrainian rights to and therefore, once they that equipment, it is up to them how they use it. —— ukrainian right to self—defence. there is one important caveat which is how that use those missiles. president zelensky has been saying the whole time that he wants to use long—range missiles and has been denied it so it seems tanks are ok but long—range missiles aren't. imilieu but long-range missiles aren't. when the sa but long-range missiles aren't. when they say don't — but long-range missiles aren't. when they say don't send _ but long-range missiles aren't. when they say don't send f-16 _ but long-range missiles aren't. when they say don't send f-16 jets, - but long—range missiles aren't. wren they say don't send f—16 jets, they do it to, and there is a lot of debating within western countries who are nervous about how a nuclear power might respond that you can see another red line here that has been there for quite a long time b

i mean, challenger tanks were first designed in the cold war for, you know, fighting soviet armour oney are. the mod are not saying specifically, but i've had it confirmed from a source they are there... and they're saying they're fine with it, though, the mod, aren't they? well, so i think this is in line with what other countries have done. so all those countries, and as i said — the uk was one of the first, but it wasn't the biggest, the largest supplier of armour to the ukrainian forces. that's the us, that's germany, that's poland, that's other countries. but i think they have all said that this is part of ukraine's right to self—defence, and therefore once they give that equipment, it is up to ukraine how they use it. now, there is one caveat on that, and that caveat is long—range missiles. our defence correspondent there. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. taylor swift returns to london's wembley stadium tonight for the final concerts of the european leg of her eras tour. she will be playing five final shows from tonight, with the excitement already ramping u

one walks until his heart is tied to his armour, and one becomes mrs. alidadi, a 70-year-old lady who puts everything she has in the heart of sincerity to show that her love for hossein is rooted in her veins and soul. peace be upon her, whose name and memory are in hearts. salutations to hossein alik al-salam razia parsai of the sed and broadcasting news agency are eternal. this is hossein's full point, hossein gathers these around himself, here in tehran, hosseini's arbaeen and these hosseini mourners, we write ela jamila, greetings , karbala, we are very saddened. i may not be there, but i will leave here forever my memories come in front of my mouth. i want that tiredness to go away. i wanted to walk like ahl al-bayt hussain . who are you walking in memory of? may the path of imam hossein at least continue, i am the same child of rozgardan, oh, how crying for you is a manifestation of the unity and power of islam, muslims from tehran to karbala to pledge allegiance again to the leader of the martyrs, fatima honar and sed and sima news agency. seraf

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one of its armoured vehicles was hit by ten bullets, though nobody was injured.ent is under review. the prime minister has travelled to paris from berlin, where he'd had talks with chancellor olaf scholz — after which he said his wish to reset relations with the european union didn't mean reversing brexit. the two leaders are proposing a new bilateral treaty covering science, technology, trade and business — but the prime minister said he has no plans for a youth mobility scheme which could give young people in the eu the right to live and work here in the uk and vice versa. our political correspondent henry zeffman is travelling with keir starmer. clearing the way for something new. the prime minister's first official visit to germany, with early steps towards greater unity. the launch of talks on a treaty between the two countries, encompassing trade, defence, migration and plenty more. a new agreement, a testament to the depth and potential of our relationship with deeper links on science, technology, development, people, business, culture. a boost to our trad

as is really armoured vehicles patrol the streets menu here are turning their backs from the city. they once called home, the fighting between is really forces and how much n his limit. johan, a power steering resistance group, backed by a run as less than with no other choice. we suddenly heard special forces run away. so we went to the kitchen, but gunshots went through. so we went to the living room. then gun shots were there too. we went to the bedroom, more gunshots. we didn't know where to go. these were the military operation and jeanine has brought the city to a standstill, eye witness as a public services are collapsing, forcing local medical facilities to turn to backup supplies for power and water in the, on the ballot. the 4th or 4th consecutive day, the repeated is really incursions and systematic destruction by the israeli occupation forces against our people who continue along with the siege of hospitals . and the assault on the red crescent and even doctors, many people are in need of assistance. and we simply cannot reach them, as i knew it was rather in the southe

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. >> and under armour sharply higher on top and bottom line beat. warner brothers discovery going the other way sinking on a miss. bumble plummeting on guidance subpoe. shares down. and jf frog dropping double digits worse than expected results down 30%. more on the movers further ahead. >>> all righty. we start today with the comeback rally. weekly jobless claims data giving a bit of a positive sign for the labor market. bring in eva autos, coo and chief adjustment strategist. earlier this week a tremendous amount of concern over maybe three things. one was the job numbers that came out last friday. two was warren buffett selling half his stake in apple. three was the unwinding of what's called the carry trade in japan. those things now seem to be sort of rearview mirror-ish as the market stabilizes? >> hopefully. i'm optimistic. we think an overreaction and with it especially yesterday with a weak treasury sales, we say this today it's being reversed. we had good news today. jobless claims came in better than expected. that supports our thesis we

in this footage, a canadian armoured vehicle rochelle senator was ambushed by russian units in the village of kremyana, with the bodies of ukrainian occupiers with blue. engineering tank visend based on the leopard 1. the vehicle is equipped with a mine-clearing trawl . in this video from the kursk region , you can see an engineering tank vizant based on the leopard-1 tank. such tanks were recently delivered to ukraine from germany. we see a soldier on a weissen tank filming this video in the kursk region, in russia. we also see the use of engineering, or as they are also called, locked tanks, seeing all this becomes. it is clear that weapons and equipment supplied by germany are used in the kurdish region. footage of the evacuation of a french armored personnel carrier, wab, tires torn to shreds, and a frenchman is dragged to the sumy region by an army truck. paris noticed its equipment near kursk , this did not cause a revival. german marauder, american striker, french vap. their presence in the kursk region crossed a new red line, the threat of escalation of the war between moscow and k

other people had body armour, things of that nature. it's tight. so this is what i wore down...is was my protection - so my head didn't get hurt. so these cars were burnt last night... i ..and that whole car dealer is burnt out. i "crime scene" wrapped all the way around it. l local communities are standing on their corners armed - with a bat or a gun. but this is an area that . we're protecting tonight. there's a saying, you know, midwestern boys are shake—and bake—soldiers. you know, the boys from michigan, the boys from wisconsin, we just know what to do. he chuckles. we make the civil war go, you know? he laughs. and then, you know, "all right, we're ready to rock." so i took back my charging handle, let it slide home, and kyle's looking up, like, "what?" _ and i was like, "you too, buddy. "we're not playing around here." you know? and i was glad for that, because, erm, you know, rosenbaum would have got him if he didn't have that round in that chamber. crowd: black lives matter! so, we're in civic park. it's directly next to a school, within the radius where it's extra ille

at morning, hundreds of troops backed by armoured bulldozers arrived in the refugee camps of tulkaremus, tubas, jenin. home to armed palestinian groups and unarmed civilians. at least ten palestinians have been killed. hamas says six of them were its fighters. masoud naaja said he was injured when he opened the door of his house to young men asking for water. translation: we felt like something came down on us from the sky - and there was an explosion. i was unaware of what was going on. when i put my hand on my chest, it was all shrapnel and blood. injenin, army vehicles surrounded the city's two main hospitals. ambulances stopped and checked by militaryjeeps. israel's foreign minister has urged his government to use gaza as a model for dealing wth armed groups, here saying that iran was backing them and that this was a war for everything that israel must win. the idf and our security forces are operating in tulkarem, jenin and other places from which murderous attacks have been launched. the idf and our security forces are operating in tulkarem, almost 600 palestinians have been kil

western armour did not help.n is not just an accomplice, it is an organiser of war crimes, and not only those that are being committed right now, but most of the war crimes, especially those that can be... classified as terrorist, are organized directly by the british intelligence services, the uk supervises the main intelligence directorate of ukraine, partly the sbu, that is, those services that are engaged in terrorist activities, including on the territory of the russian federation, this kurdish crisis can be classified as a terrorist attack, the chellinger 2 is the only tank in service with the british army for the last three decades, ukraine even before the counteroffensive, they were given only 14 of these machines, one was destroyed under the work, neither thermal shock absorption, which supposedly makes detection difficult, nor strong armor helped even now. here is objective control data from the border area of ​​the kursk region. the russian drone lance 3 successfully hit a british tank. the precise str

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at dawn, hundreds of troops backed by armoured bulldozers arrived in the refugee camps of tulkarem, nabluss, jenin, home to armed palestinian groups and unarmed civilians. at least nine palestinians have been killed. hamas says six of them were its fighters. masoud najjar said he was injured when he opened the door to his house after some young men nearby asked for water. translation: we felt - like something came down on us from the sky and there was an explosion. i was unaware of what was going on. when i put my hand on my chest, it was all shrapnel and blood. injenin, army vehicles surrounded the city's two main hospitals. ambulances stopped and checked by militaryjeeps. israel's foreign minister said iran was financing and arming groups in the west bank, describing it as a war for everything that israel must win. the idf and our security forces are operating in tulkarem, jenin and other places from which murderous attacks have been launched. we will fight to eliminate terrorism wherever it emerges. israel's army has been targeting the same areas in the same cities, week after week for

a ukrainian armoured vehicle drives through a russian town.s a military inversion which has restored momentum and morale to kyiv�*s war effort. and instead of directing events in ukraine, moscow's reacting to surprises at home. more of its kursk region is falling in the most dramatic of battlefield changes. "we've just been to this russian supermarket, "and the selection isn't very good," remarks this soldier. slava ukraini! russia is struggling to contain this weighty offensive, but it is trying. across the border in ukraine's sumy region, evidence ukraine is deploying some of its best troops for a goal that is still unclear. military equipment is branded with a triangle, the symbol of this operation. ukraine is committing to this gamble, but success might not come here with the capturing of territory across the border. it may well come elsewhere, where russian forces might be forced to redeploy. if this gamble doesn't come off, the consequences for ukraine's war effort could be catastrophic. for the border villages habitually hit by russian

six days since president zelensky�*s forces launched a surprise incursion and dozens of ukrainian armouredehicles are said to be heading into the russian region of kursk. this is their deepest incursion since the kremlin�*s full—scale invasion began in february 2022. the military activity is taking place at ukraine's northeastern border with russia. moscow has acknowledged ukraine has advanced some 30 kilometres into its territory. president zelensky confirmed his troops are fighting inside russia. in his nightly address he said his actions followed russia's launch of around 2000 cross—border strikes from kursk in recent weeks. russia says its army will deliver a "tough response." on sunday at least two people were killed in a russian air raid near kyiv, part of a series of attacks targeting six regions of ukraine. meanwhile further south in the occupied region of zaporizhzhia a fire, at a nuclear plant has now been extinguished. the region's kremlin—installed governor said there was no spike in radiation before the fire was reportedly put out. russia blamed a ukrainian drone attack — whil

on monday, the army showcased armoured vehicles being loaded onto a truck, purportedly heading to thest russian people and promised to respond. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg reports. a music video from the russian military, allegedly showing it targeting ukrainian troops who'd crossed the border. it's presented like a blockbuster. in reality, this is a huge problem for russia. the governor of russia's kursk region put it in figures. he told vladimir putin that ukrainian soldiers had seized 28 settlements in his region. the kremlin leader cut him off. "leave the numbers to the military," he said. translation: the main task is with our ministry _ of defence, and that is to force the enemy from our territory. our adversary will, of course, receive a fitting response. and, without doubt, all our objectives will be met. as ukrainian troops have moved in, residents have moved out. officials say that more than 120,000 people have been evacuated in kursk region, and thousands more in the neighbouring region of belgorod. there are fears of a ukrainian incursion there too. what is happening

complete with dramatic music and muscular armour from when they first overwhelmed a russian border crossingier manning it. after a blistering land grab in the kursk region, ukraine's gains are starting to slow. russia is diverting resources, like these artillery units, to stem the tide. nevertheless, ukraine is bringing in more troops to consolidate what it's taken. this is the main route from ukraine's sumy region into russia itself. you have to imagine it as an artery. and as advances start to slow, the question becomes, what next? kyiv took this territory relatively easily, with the element of surprise and elite forces. but keeping hold of it, as russia turns its head and redeploys thousands of troops, that will be very different. arnie signed up to defend ukraine with the full—scale invasion. translation: no-one likes war, we want to finish it. _ i am not keen to fight. but for our ukraine, for our people, we'll stand till the end. anatoly has just returned from russian soil and has noticed a difference in progress. translation: we are still advancing. it's slowed down a bit, but we are