a fighter on the front line, seven volunteers worked on these murals as part of the brave ukraine projectey paint murals using special paint cans and stencils, says artist alina hudkova. it was team work there, the artist drew first in the digest and then after that the program graphed it and we can wear the paint in layers like this, the colors are more blue yellow and also gentle combinations to better convey the independent spirit of ukraine and in general these are the same communal colors so these are the ones used this should be done because a lot of people have not even thought about the fact that there is a war in our country, they just live for themselves and they don't pay attention to it at all. nila glavatska says that funds for drawings are taken in one mural costs uah 5,000 for a public organization within the framework of the brave ukraine project , they have developed a series of murals around the city, in total they plan to create 12 images viktoria melnyk svitlana krentovska news on public khmelnytskyi yacht medea seized in the united states in russia an oligarch arrived

originally an invasion was very high was very effective there was such euphoria in the world about how bravely ukraineng but then these sad you and them so it is already working we already see a lot of copper materials which we also see decrease in the media in ukraine, a group for this system, there are also pro-russian e-e parties all over the world, pro-russian media, pro-russian organizations , about some newsmakers, which we would call all flexers, but they all survived, nothing happened to them, so they kept quiet and tried to do so to make them invisible, but with this position, no one is ashamed of it. and russia is making a very, very big effort. they are trying to stir up public opinion in their country, and this is the part of disinformation that is the most dangerous. in order to follow them, these messages are really being developed somewhere at the central office and then they have to be sent to messenger exactly and uh, if it was sent by who, in what form, we can see how much the amount of misinformation related to refugees has increased in general. and it is very easily broadcast, for

classics golden fields sunny shine in the clear sky save all the inhabitants of my blooming ukraine protect the braveof ukraine ready to give my life for peace on my native land that all war is gone from our lives forever amen we are ukrainians , the people know how to stand up and move on time after time says that our nation cannot be destroyed from the darkness to see the light here is my house i well, i'll stay here, live eight tears, laugh at some pancake or something, wash the hope in my soul , we will do everything and we will build and there will be an even better chance to love life, the first wedding dance, your applause is everything that makes us who we are, what no one can take away from us glory to ukraine tomorrow in the marathon the only news is that we continue to search for the missing together with kateryna osadchoi's project to find their loved ones , thousands of ukrainians have already turned to us for help in the search, from now on the national police of ukraine and the national information bureau have joined our project helped unite thousands of families, anyone who is looking

donetsk under heavy shelling hail of missiles there are dead wounded yenisei for the brave russian military in ukraine a super armored train installation arrived in the event that an attack occurs from the air a formidable special-purpose train. voronezh covered the city with water, a downpour, drowned cars, flooded basements and basement floors of houses. flame for tens feet up on unprecedented scale us fires fires in southern california are destroying hectare after hectare of better rice wheat and soybeans decided in japan there are worried about rising world prices for bread. so they will increase production. you are watching the news on the russia channel with you nikolai sound sec. hello, let's talk about the main thing today, the number of civilians who died during the shelling of donetsk has increased to five, another 33 people. the city was hit the day before by the most intense fire in the last 7 years, shells hit several medical institutions, as well as on the territory of the market, where at that moment there were many visitors, the attacks on the dpr continued today at about 5:00 in the m

classics golden fields sunny shine on a clear sky will gather the residents of my blooming ukraine protect the braveomeland lands melon that all the war has gone from our lives forever amen unconquered cities of ukraine dnipro space capital of ukraine with the longest embankment in europe and the shortest subway was born on the site of cossack land owners nicknames and weaknesses lessons hitler's occupation, they all shot from 17 to 21,000 jews in the dnipro after the expulsion of the nazis, it remained under the attack of enemy aircraft, but it did not stop working for victory, as it does not stop, and now it is the first to meet those who are fleeing from the war and, despite everything, reliably holds the rear of the dnipro people, just space and the dnipro unconquered odessa can sleep peacefully as long as it is protected by our soldiers she is not at all mocked by their new planes meet dmitry tomylov and blocked two bombers thanks to the falcon district i launched a missile catch-up flew in after him and shot down the newest russian fighter jet , we even shot them down at an angle, saved 25 cre

superheroes return home alive with victory, to give them back their childhood, our troops are very brave in ukraine, ukraine will win, good will win evil we are fighting for the future of our children national telethon single news continues 98 days of heroic resistance of the ukrainian people who are fighting for their future and for the future of their children in the near future tv channel 1+1 will continue to work for you and for you and we are its presenters ruslan sharipov and i marichko padalko yes today 1 june, the first day of summer. and in peacetime, our thoughts would probably be about some kind of vacation, but now in wartime , we have to roll up our sleeves and think about how to work all summer for victory, as for victory our military armed forces of ukraine are working about the situation at the front we will talk a lot today , including about the prospects of the offensive of the armed forces of ukraine in the kharkiv and kherson directions and also about how the supply of long-range us salvo systems to ukraine will affect the situation at the front to talk about kherson oblast, wha

yes, but eh, this is all compensated if not 121,100 but all the same, it all depends on the brave forces of ukrainebandons the russian government, and how about russian gaza, it’s three out of three for five years. -he war can't tempit people in such a way from three to five years it's in eh so you understand that there will be, uh, how many victims, how many times it has been affected, what, uh, these are all processes , they are for the future, they are for what they are aimed at, so that russia does not get back on its feet in the next 10 years, 15 years, it was not able to do them, eh - э capture э-э foreign countries э-э оккупировать foreign э-э republics and then and then these are all processes for the future. a break on the front requires weapons in commercial qualities and high-quality weapons eh i'm watching news from may 20, an american analyst. it's you. and the war in ukraine is coming to a turning point. how are you on the 6th of june? it has already come and we can already see it. it's not about the fracture yet, i'm not saying that the fracture has occurred, i said that we, er, are

well it's easier to drive the occupiers in a group pavlograd - unconquered ukraine has progressed unbroken and we are probably bravevite you to the european family congratulations ukraine is a candidate for eu membership thank you and sakyur we are sorry europe, what are you doing with ukraine, who said that war is a man's business , the nation will win. meet paramedic mila makarova. she studied at the american course of combat medics since the 14th year. she raises the standards of combat medicine to the world level. will definitely return with victory, here is my place, glory to the heroes , glory to the heroines, we will intercept, we will lose, we will win, what are you to me, news, together, we are strong, june 26, berdycheva's day, ukraine is hardened, kateryna osadchai's project to search for the missing, find their own tomorrow at 9:30 p.m. stories of families from buchi, kharkiv oblast and sumy oblast, separated by war, they do not lose faith that they will find relatives, the meaning of my life, watch and join the search tomorrow in marathon, the only news at 9:30 p.m., a ukrainian director, on february 2

of ukrainian nationalists. the grouping of russian troops under the letter o, which means the brave in ukrained powerful reinforcements to the front line and sent the yenisei armored train a heavy special-purpose train, its task is to destroy enemy infantry formations, how invulnerable it is formidable, alexander checked. feeling gun barrels of various calibers , the yenisei special-purpose train is sent to one of the areas of the special military operation . here is an infantry fighting vehicle in case of an attack on the ground. and, of course, an anti-aircraft installation in the event that the attack occurs from the air. first stop at a small bridge, ukrainian nationalists, retreating mined the area of ​​​​sappers, carefully check the territory of this train made by the military personnel of the railway troops of the central military district. the idea was born this is no coincidence, because we used the experience of the chechen company, respectively, we used the experience of the great patriotic war. the yenisei special train is a kind of impregnable fortress of a brave group, which perf

ukraine. i know the situation there. it is heartbreaking what is happening now. my message is clear and simple must not be bravecrats. just make steps, make decisions and defend the free world. that is a crucial moment. the free world will survive this century, will expand and be strong, or it will expand and be strong, or it will shrink and we believe —— live in the wild jungles with the bears, with a tag is, the other predators that can attack every moment a peaceful nation, that is something which we should think about, and i hope this summit will give us an answer on this. a, hope this summit will give us an answer on this.— answer on this. a politician representing _ answer on this. a politician representing the _ answer on this. a politician representing the people i answer on this. a politician representing the people of| answer on this. a politician - representing the people of 0desa, thank you very much for speaking to us here, observing what is happening at this nato summit. stoltenberg continuously saying that they will support ukraine, he wanted a consensus. he certainly got that with the addition n

be brave like ukraine. i want to say to them and make a real steps which will make difference. and that's what we're waiting for, and that is a, what will change the situation? in other case, you know, all these dictators are watching. what will be next, and do you for us, or would it be in any way successful in ukraine? it will mean complete and of international security. the world will be like a jungle wild jungle with a beer, with a tiger, and other predators and pistol nations who can be just hunted, lots of words of unity here. but we know that not all these nations agree on how this war should end. we just heard amendments ago from the norwegian prime minister eunice goss story. he said all conflicts, however bloody they are and around the table. but that has to be up to ukraine. so as a ukrainian m p, is it time to negotiate with russia and in any negotiation that has to be compromise? is your country prepared to compromise? for example, crimea is never coming back to ukraine. first of all, i know one war which finished to with the table in which the body of hitler was l

for ukraine to protect its citizens, provide for their daily needs and post-war recovery, ukraine stands bravely and defends itself from territorial encroachment . such enthusiasm could only further fuel the appetite for further actions. the same can be said about belarus, which since february 24 has given russia the opportunity to carry out attacks from its territory without support. russia's minsk aggression was limited, but the leadership of belarus participates in these crimes of russia and we must remember this again and again we call on the russian federation to stop the war and withdraw all its forces from the territory of ukraine - this is the only way to prevent civilian deaths in the future we also call on russia to respect sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of ukraine, what is international law and human rights, thank you, thank you to representative ochi, now the list of speakers is finished and our meeting is over, protection of sovereignty and territorial integrity ukraine's provision of its economic and informational security are the most important functions of th

ukraine, let me remind you that earlier he opened an account of irretrievable american losses in ukraine, this braveoseph cansell, by the way, was less fortunate than zabelsky, his lifeless body was left by his comrades on the battlefield and was not even evacuated to the usa during the war, in general, a place from which expectations do not coincide with reality. that is, when a person finds himself in a war it turns out that there, except for colleagues. there is another enemy, and who are trying to make it as difficult as possible. eh, life is very often for people who expected some kind of heroic victorious battle from the war, but ended up in this here is an ordinary war, and we hear some voices of disappointment yaroslavna's crying performed by the american so-called soldiers of fortune, it's already habitual another mercenary from the united states in correspondence with journalist seth hart, he told the details of the actions of the ukrainian security forces during special military operation in ukraine, according to the americans, who asked not to mention his name in the case when units open

and even though it's very difficult from this point to be brave, we wholeheartedly supported ukraine.y stated that he does not believe that ukraine is getting sufficient support publicly from the georgian government. he's saying that. what we see continuously from the ukrainian government is demand for more and more and more help, which is very natural and they should be getting all this help, although, despite what we tried to do at our earliest, which was humanitarian aid, which was international support and which was harboring also 30,000 ukrainian refugees on top of ourour300,000... but no military assistance, just humanitarian assistance. i don't think georgia is in a position to extend... why do you think zelensky is saying that you are not sufficiently supportive? 0h, we were very puzzled, actually, about that. your question, please. i would like to ask you, do you consider georgia, moldova, ukraine as one region with the common policy of nato integration? well, moldova, unlike, for example, georgia or ukraine, has a neutrality enshrined in its constitution and we were really h

ukraine . our soldiers bravely hold the defense. at the same time, in negotiations with partners regarding the fense systems to ukraine , progress has been made to the southern command, fedir veneslavskyi, a member of the council's defense committee, said in his words in the near future, ukraine will receive such air defense systems that will definitely be able to make impossible even those airstrikes that are currently carried out by the russians in the immediate vicinity of the front line, fierce battles are currently taking place in donetsk region, luhansk region and kharkiv region, the enemy continues to bombard the city of kharkiv with smerch and hurricane rocket systems, as well as rockets with e-e strikes, causing e-e destruction to our residential sector and industrial buildings, the enemy also struck the chuguyiv district in particular in the settlements of malynyvka, chkalovskoe and pechenegs, the city of dergachy, dergachyvskyi district, zolochiv, zolochivskyi district and other settlements of the region are traditionally difficult , the izyum direction remains where the enemy is con

details, the legend of world transplantology in lviv i came to ukraine to show my solidarity ukraine is bravely and courageously resisting a brutal attack, so i thought that i could be useful as a surgeon and help robert mangumeri has been working for 27 years under his leadership, the world's first kidney transplant from a pig to a human took place, such a transplant is real and studied, we were able to genetically breed pig in order to reduce the risk of rejection and incompatibility of the donor organ, according to robert - this is a breakthrough in transplantology that will solve many problems and reduce mortality in the world. our idea to solve the issue of shortage of organs for transplantation, the number one need is the availability of organs and such a technique can become a revolution in medicine, a regenerative source of organs with his knowledge profi shared with ukrainian colleagues in lviv a beautiful lecture about his work. he deals with a very important topic oksana transplants, i.e. transplants of organs even of humans, and from hann of modified animals, in his case it is from

azov became because ukrainian fighters indestructible brave courageous brave devoted to ukraine and alwayso much time has already passed from the moment. their surrender. yes, but such paphos is everything still trying to escalate comment. some time ago there was information about these five-story bunkers, going hundreds of meters underground under. we got up just two or three weeks ago, including this story was and uh, for me it was so personal, you know, but not vendetta but just an important point, because i'm pretty good at understanding various underground structures. and you're into digging, right? i had such an episode. there was such a story in my life there in my youth, diggers are people who structures follow underground. here they are plunging somewhere deep underground. yes, and they find something interesting for themselves in this. and it's personally scary. uh, from the dpr and i went to mariupol to see all these things with my own eyes and because i got the opportunity to visit this steel. i decided to look at azov steel at that very location. azov the very base of azov abo

black lives matter or fighting climate change or getting the covid shot or standing with the brave people of ukrained flag laws seem like one of the ideas that no decent person could possibly oppose. you want crazy people to have guns? of course you don't. who would? so naturally, you are for a red flag laws. you may soon get red flag laws across the country. what would that mean if we do? to things you should know. first, red flag laws will not end mass shootings. but red flag laws will end due process. due process is a simple concept but it's the key to everything good about america. in our system of justice, citizens cannot be punished without first being charged with a crime. politicians cannot just decide to hurt you, throw you in handcuffs, loft dell mike luckett and gerald simply because they don't like how you think or vote. before they punish you, they have to go through a formal process in which they describe which simple law you broke and how you broke it. they have to prove it. for serious crimes with big penalties, the government has to convince a group of the fellow citizens first, cal

more relief ♪ ♪ arthel: well, it's now more than 100 days since russia's unprovoked war on ukraine, and while bravehas stunned the world, ukraine has suffered catastrophic damage. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says russia now controls 20% of his country. senior correspondent mike tobin is in kyiv with the very latest. mike. >> reporter: and, arthel, in 101 days this has evolved into an old school artillery war in the south and east of the country. russia to in the point has had superior firepower and as a result has made steady gains in the east part of this country. ukrainians have launched a counteroffensive trying to gain back some real estate in the south with limited progress. meantime, the u.n. says 14 million ukrainians have been forced from their homes, most of them women and children. ukrainians say more than 31,000 russian soldiers have been killed since war began here, and people in the center of this country are trying to recover after a ruthless invasion. while much of ukraine rebounds, the people in bucha are changed by the atrocities that came to their streets. this woman i

so too and this is outside of the united states jurisdiction want to give ukrainian brave fighters of ukrainehe memes to defend themselves. which, by the way when i started my career when i worked as an intern that was the tool in the toolbox bosnians most wanted as well per they wanted the memes to defend themselves. i shouldn't say just. that is always asking a lot of the international system. so, i think a president biden in the ukraine context has made clear we are not going to go to battle end up in a war with russia notwithstanding how dedicated we are with ensuring again the survival and health of the ukrainian state spray think that is an example of that doctrine kind being put to use. i think when sudan, which is a real bright spot because of the transition that occurred this year the genocidal leader being put into jail, young people -- 70% of whom were women leading the protest bringing down the government. that is a move away from leadership by the purveyors of atrocities. they are again we had a responsibility come in, one of the tools we employ to try to lock down again with oth

masterful skill at pulling together the eu and nato in order to push back in order to support ukraine's braveistance to russian aggression here at home. his predecessor talked about infrastructure over and over. was never able to get a bill and infrastructure to the floor. into his death president biden signed into law where the biggest investments in infrastructure in american history. and president biden and democrats in the senate have a plan for how to reduce prescription drug prices. how to tackle health care costs that i remain optimistic we will get done. the deficit is coming down. he is not clear plans how to tackle inflation he's helped united states to a position of strength on the world stage great i can understand why he might think running for reelection is a good idea. bret: okay at last thing august the deficit numbers republicans point out went way up and covid took a dip because of that. at the other thing is saudi arabia it's been reported to have a president is going to visit saudi arabia. how, senator comic-con that not look like a blatant effort to try to get gas prices

despite this, unity is formed and ukraine, which desperately and bravely resists aggression, becomes a symbol of this process and enables europe to connect it with symbiotic relations, the more successful ukraine is on the battlefield, the more unity in the west in providing ukraine with assistance for more effective struggle, so these things are connected in this way, i agree with you, mr. ambassador , there is another extremely important factor, it is called the entry of the united states into the european continent. we understand that it was the entry of america during the first world war that helped the entente win over germany and austria-hungary, we understand that it was the entry of the united states into the second world war that also made it possible to defeat mussolini and hitler, and now we understand that there are certain voices in the united states that call for isolationism, but on the other hand, we understand that the united states will now be forced to comply with its obligations to its allies, in particular, and to allies from the bloc on but not only ukraine, this

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valery the brave life of our ukrainian citizens is the highest value under his wise command , he did everything possible to make it impossible for a person to consume the armed forces of ukrainehe second army of the world i want to ask our people to believe in the brave and believe in the armed forces glory to ukraine glory to heroes glory to ukraine february 24, the date that changed us, the date that changed the world and now what interests us most is our victory, when we will defeat the enemy, how to predict the course of the war, saturday's program the political club returns to espresso air to help understand the events and predict the consequences that on saturdays vitaliy portnikov and maria gurska will discuss the most relevant to draw appropriate conclusions. you want to know how what is happening today will affect our tomorrow. see the subbotnik that saturdays nespresso congratulations, this is the news of the economy during the war i'm andrii yaninsky, you watch espresso tv channels, if you do it on the internet, please like it, comment like this, more people will see us, more and more russia plunging into the soviet past, the american coca-cola corporation announce

it's now more than 100 days since russia launches unprovoked war against ukraine while the brave resistance from ukrainians has stunned the world, they're also suffering catastrophic damage. ukraine's president says russia now controls 20% of his country. fox news. mike tobin is in ukraine's capital with the latest this has evolved into an old school artillery war in the east and south of this country, russian forces have enjoyed superior firepower to this point , and as such are making steady progress in the east ukrainians have launched a counter offensive in the south with limited success. meantime the u. n says some 14 million ukrainians have been forced from their homes, most of them women and children. ukrainians also say some 31,000 plus russian soldiers have been killed. in the center of this country. people are trying to recover from a brutal invasion. while much of ukraine rebounds. the people in buka are changed by the atrocities that came to their streets. perenco is assembling an album of her husband rustling. he went on bicycles with his son for an aid delivery food. they were

the seizure of this er region we can not rely only on the ukrainian military on his and brave, we need to help ukraineore, for me this is a very emotional question i wrote about the war in yugoslavia and in the middle east, now ukraine is terrible, if you look at russia and their propaganda, the mental attitude and the manipulations that we observe there, we can clearly see that russia will not back down, they do not care at all what is there happening at the summit or the group of seven or uh or nato thank you judy for your speech i'm back to our discussion we had some uh electrical problems so there was a communication failure some kind of emergency happened here in the place where i live but i am grateful to arseniy that he took over the chairmanship and continued our walk . thank you very much for your passionate and significant speech about the language, which i understand you do not minimize the importance of what the summit decided. but of course the question that arises in the heads of all ukrainians is how but not less to stop the war and win this war, and without the powerful support of nato

and nato in order to push back, in order to support ukraine's brave resistance to russian aggres aggressiont home, his predecessor talked about infrastructure over and over, was never able to get a bill on infrastructure to the floor, and to his desk. president biden signed into law one of the biggest investments in infrastructure in american history and president biden and democrats in the senate have a plan for how to reduce prescription drug prices, how to tackle health care costs. i remain optimistic we will get done. the deficit is coming do. he's that clear plans for how to tackle inflation, and he's helping lead the united states to a position of strength on the world stage. i can understand why he might think running for reelection is a good idea. >> bret: okay. last thing. are these with the deficit numbers republicans point out they went way up and covid, it took a dip because of that. but the other thing is saudi arabia. it's being reported now that the president is going to visit saudi arabia. how, senator, cannot not look like a blatant effort just try to get gas prices down? >

we're all proud to stand with the brave people of ukraine. as they defend themselves in their democracy and their sovereignty . on top of that fresh round of military aid, the u. s is also promising $225 million in humanitarian assistance, which will include food, drinking water and medical supplies. reporting in the vid, ukraine. i'm nate foy. ktvu fox two news . hundreds of people are visiting the southern california police department that lost two officers on tuesday in an ambush montes, rookie officer joseph santana and corporal michael parades were shot to death after being called to a motel for reported stabbing. when they arrived, the gunman started shooting. the officers died a short time later at a hospital community members and officers from other southern california police departments are now paying their respect with flowers, poems and words of condolence for the families of both men. re emphasizes the idea that this is a very dangerous job. it's a very noble profession, and i believe it's the best profession, but it's dangerous a

invasion of ukraine. nato has shown the world that it remains the essential for um, for consultation decision and action on transatlantic security. we are all proud to stand with the brave people of ukraine as they defend themselves in their democracy in their sovereignty. and during this enormous crisis in europeans, european security, we're proud to stand together to strengthen the rules face international order that protects us all our work together is indispensable. and these ministerials are invaluable. it's an opportunity to consult with one another and to share ideas. and to ensure that the alliance is prepared to face the challenges of today and tomorrow. together we have risen to the challenge of putin's war of choice. in russia's assault on trans atlantic security, our allies have activated nato's defense plans. they've deployed elements of the nato response force and they place tens of thousands of troops in the eastern areas of the alliance, along with significant air and naval assets under the direct command of nato and supported by allies national. the deployments and nato is also making plans to strengthen us deterrence and defense posture for the longer

ukraine. it will still take time to clear the processes and get them a member. it's europe saying we accept the very braveinto our fold. that's probably going to upset russia quite a bit. you know, they have been upset about ukraine potentially being allowed to join nato. this is a similar policy which says hey, we are treating them as an independent democratic nation. >> there have been so many little individual headlines coming out of the battle itself, and it's hard to understand the significance of any one maneuver, but i want to ask you about this claim by ukraine that it has sunk a russian resupply tug boat. i remember it seemed like a big deal when ukraine sunk that russian warship. is this a big deal? >> it's always a big deal when you have this kind of a victory, especially coming from a country ukraine, right now it does not have a navy. so what you're talking about is they are defending their shoreline. even though russia is claiming that they own all the ports along the sea and most of those along the black sea. you're talking about russia attempting to get into the territorial waters of the s

we're all proud to stand with the brave people of ukraine. as they defend themselves and their democracy and their sovereignty . on top of that fresh round of military aid. the u. s is also promising $225 million in humanitarian assistance, which will include food, drinking water and medical supplies. reporting in the vid, ukraine. i'm nate foy. ktvu fox two news. alright well soccer fans today you will find out if the world cup soccer matches will be played here in the bay area coming up on mornings onto the nine details on the official announcement from people today regarding the 2026 men's world cup plus students at separatists co. are not learning how to read as well as previously thought. after the break, we go over a recent report that found its efficiencies in the curriculum that teaches students to what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making moves... ♪ making a connection... a train connection. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for s

lives matter fightingke climated change or getting the covidin svder standing with the brave people ofrave ukraine? red flag laws seem like one oft those ideas that no decent person could possibly oppose. you want crazy people to have guns. of course you don't. who would so naturally or for red flag laws and in fact we may soon get red flags acrossry the country. so what would that mean if we do? well, two things you should know. first, red flag laws f will not end mass shootings, but red flag laws will end due process. due processss is a simple concey ,but it's the key to everything that is good about america in our systemm of justice, citizens cannot be punished without first being chargedet c with a crime.ci politicians cannot just decide to hurt you saw you in handcuffs, lock you in jail, seize your property simply because they don't like how you think or how you vote no beforeo they punish you. they have to t t go through a formal process in which they describe which specific law youou broke and exactly how you broke it. they have tot. prove it for serious crimes as big penalties, the governm

except that they will be remembered as a misunderstanding that barked at the president of ukraine, the heroes of braveree people here on the question of evaluating the rhetoric of the representative of the president's office, and here is the question of whether it is really possible that we are involved in an unnecessary and public confrontation with hungary, which is a member of the european union and a member of the euro-atlantic community, perhaps it would be worthwhile to work a little more diplomatically with the hungarians the breakdown in relations with hungary is someone's rhetoric, not the rhetoric of ukrainian officials, not the rhetoric of hungarian officials, and accordingly, it is such a big geostrategic factor as the influence of russia and gas energy, including for hungary, is quite colossal, so unfortunately, in this situation, the statements of the ukrainian side or the lack of statements of the ukrainian side , they do not significantly change anything. there are serious geostrategic geopolitical reasons to fix relations with hungary simply because of the setting, you know, some kind

employees of the court security service, 156 soldiers were awarded the title of hero of ukraine. the scale is brave, this is the level of resistance, if only those or the trip is already a considerable reward of more than 20,000, then what kind of missiles can someone in russia hope for, what kind of artillery is there, what mines can help to the occupiers, if there is really mass and popular resistance against them, not only all our cities, severodonetsk , donetsk, luhansk, we will return everything. to our heroes thanks to each and every one who does not get tired, who does not succumb to emotional breakdowns, who fights and who knows that the victory is ahead, the victory is ours and only ours forever glory to all who protect ukraine glory to ukraine about the candidacy of ukraine, we will talk further about european integration as a global process for our country with olena sotnyk, adviser to the vice prime minister on european and euro-atlantic integration of ukraine olena i congratulate you good evening, let's rewind a little and talk about the criticisms of those who say now that in ukraine

one of the many memorable images from early in the war in ukraine was this video of an elderly woman standing up to russian police as she bravely. cnn international correspondent fred pleitgen went to st. petersburg, russia, to speak with her after she was released. here's her story. >> reporter: she might seem a bit frail, but her will is strong and her creativity seems unstoppable. the 76-year-old artist has been detained for several anti-war protests since russia began what it called its special military operation in ukraine. but when we visited her in her apartment in st. petersburg, she showed no signs of feeling intimidated. instead, complaining that police had taken her posters. "they took some away and haven't given them back, although they promised to give them back to me," she says. "this has been going on for some time." so, she keeps painting more posters, like this one. a bird symbolizing russia with the writing "russia is mourning" and "russia is not putin." "it's a repentant bird," she says, "a bird in mourning. and there are many such people in mourning here." yelena osipova speaks out about the most difficult t

provide er aid to ukraine er ukraine i think that starting from 24 february, since the beginning of the war, the whole world sees and observes how courageously and bravelythe ukrainians fight back and win over the russians. of the presidential ukraine ukraine city, the general goal of both president biden and congresses and administrations, and this is happening in those aid packages that were approved recently and will be approved, it is for ukraine to ultimately win the parliament, as the president noted yesterday biden, our goal is to help ukraine deter further russian aggression and defend itself against it, but in order to achieve this victory, we have to help it, but not only the united states, but other countries, and we are working on this to rally and involve in this help from our international partners for this and president biden said that we will help ukraine and we will do it as much as it is necessary and that is exactly what we will do. okay, let's rest ukraine . the questions related to the new weapons of the himers systems and how the distance of their impression will be regulated; you there is a man, this is about yesterday's aid packa

two guests, and the first one is ready to join me on skype, valery brave diplomat extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine valery i congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes thank you for joining well, i will ask questions that obviously you will be able to clarify for me the answers to which will be able to clarify my understanding and our to the audience let's start with the most important thing. well , it seems to me that the most important thing is this week in brussels , the summit of the leaders of the european union countries will take place on the 24th-20th . whether to grant ukraine the status of a candidate for accession to the european union last week, the european commission voted and recommended to grant us this status today, the president of the european commission, ursula von der leighen, expressed confidence that such will vote, but see, after all, there are several countries that, to put it mildly, express such slight skepticism about whether to grant ukraine this candidate status, the netherlands and denmark were the netherlands and denmark, but they said through the mouths o

ukraine and moldova. it was a very uh, very brave step and uh, i i would compare it with providing, for example, an actionding membership in ukraine, that is, in fact, an action plan regarding membership, this is an announcement of candidate status for some country, therefore, for example, i do not understand why it would not be possible to provide ukraine with an action plan regarding membership in nato, this is for nato did not cost anything at all. if we talk about any consequences, well, what could putin do, i cannot understand it, but from the point of view of geopolitics, providing ukraine with an action plan for membership is against the background of providing candidates for the european union would demonstrate the unity of the approach of the geopolitical approach of the european union and the euro-atlantic community in relation to ukraine and in relation to supporting ukraine, it would be simply powerful, but you understand that this issue is not even that it was not discussed, it seems that the parties agreed not to mention it at all in their words pdch for ukraine or georgia, and this seems to

ukraine. and while the brave ukrainian resistance has stunned the world, the country has suffered catastrophic damage. president zelenskyy said russia now controls 20% of ukraine. senior correspondent mike tobin is live and ukraine's capitol of kyiv with the very latest. >> more than once under days of war have killed more than 31000 russian soldiers according to general staff of ukrainian armed forces. 14 million ukrainian civilians have been forced from their homes. most of them women and children according to the un for this has evolved into an artillery war on the south and east with the russia enjoying superior firepower making steady gains in the east. ukraine trying to launch a counter offensive and gain real estate in the south limited success. the center of the country people are trying to resume normal life. that is very difficult in areas where the russian forces have left a trail of bloodshed and alleged war crime. while much of ukraine rebounds that people are change by the atrocities that came to their streets. his assembling an album of her husband he went on bicycles with his s

ukraine. ukrainians fought bravely against russians, the whole world was thinking that ukraine would fail andll not fail and that piece is not for us. but what i want to underline that the bad peace will be the bad peace for everybody because it will mean that the world is coming back to world jungles without any, without any, again, international laws and security and in this jungle, one deer and tiger and other dangerous predators will be hunting for nation. that is something that will be unacceptable for the world and very bad decisions. so the only good decision is victory of ukraine, restoring international law. ukraine doesn't want russian territory. we do not want to take moscow. we just want to liberate our country and i just want to remind you that we are fighting for ourselves but for the whole free world. alicia: it's been going on much longer than certainly president putin expected and much of the world expected. i want to highlight something that one of the producers, melissa, who has spent time reporting in ukraine pointed out from the afp news agency that putin is says moscow w

candidate country as a clear political signal of solidarity with the brave people, president volodymyr zelenskyi previously stated that ukraine fulfilled all the conditions for obtaining the status of a candidate for membership in the eu a before that, the ukrainian speaker ruslan stefanchuk spoke in the european parliament and spoke about providing us with much-needed weapons and the right to introduce tough sanctions against russia, of course about the european perspective of ukraine, and the european perspective was the main goal of the visit of the head of the verkhovna rada and the vice-prime minister for european and euro-atlantic issues integration of olga stefanishyna during the visit of ukrainian officials these days was monitored by our olena abramovich and now she will tell about its humanitarian component and also about see the work of volunteer habibs in france in her plot, to the entire logistical staff , many french officials have gathered near paris, for three months in a row, packages for ukrainians from all over france arrive here every day, see how the hab works, the vice-prime minister for issues has arriv

state of the war in ukraine as well as what the united states and our allies are doing to support ukraine's brave defenders with military assistance. i also met with a senior ukrainian liaison there from the ukrainian military who gave me his very frank assessment of the war and what weapons his brothers in armies absolutely need -- in arms absolutely need to be able to continue their fight. as i mentioned earlier, russia's recent gains on the eastern side of the country are cause for serious concern. russia's main line effort, again, is hereby in the donbas region. by all accounts, the ukrainians are making the russians pay dearly for every inch of territory, but they are taking territory incrementally, and the ukrainians, both soldiers and civilians, are taking higher casualties. the primary reason that russian artillery has a longer range than the artillery that the ukrainians possess. they're able to strike ukrainian positions from safe distances where ukrainian artillery cannot reach them. this unlevel playing field in eastern ukraine must be addressed. this is why i've been urging the admin