we spent 12 days in buch. what would i like to say about that? was amazed that among the doctors there were many young young doctors , intern doctors who stayed with their teachers, did everything they could to do or be useful to help people, this language is our future, i can proudly say that i worked with i was very impressed by the number and strength of the parents, the children who were injured, and their spouses died or they lost their children. it was difficult to share this pain even sitting next to each other, but they were courageous when the mother of one girl responded to my request that hand faster, it will not be possible to save everything, she answered without words, without any doubt, this decision has already been made, she even answered, save my daughter, i understand everything, now they are smiling, they are alive, i hope we will see her again and hug yulia sasha, congratulations to you too one girl who was operated on was the last one before leaving the hospital, it was on march 8, her name was lida happy, their authors were

broadcast live from london war crimes investigation bbc special report on the russian atrocities in buch the head of the national bank declares that it is no longer possible to print hryvnias, we need to look for other solutions , what is happening to the economy, will boris johnson be able to hold on to power when he loses support own party's ban on leaving one's place of residence without the permission of the military commissariat during martial law in ukraine was canceled the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhny said he sent this norm to finalization after the news about the actual restriction of free movement of conscripts caused a certain indignation and misunderstanding in society about how it will work and the content, with reference to sources in the president's office, it was reported that president zelensky, who the day before criticized such an innovation, had instructed to cancel the ban. and now about the main events at the front, russia is trying to advance on slavyansk and take control of the road to bakhmut, this is stated in the evening asse

, we are talking about the irpin central city hospital, the inpatient department of which is in buch, and the polyclinic in irpen. there are no other hospitals nearby, so all the sick and wounded were sent to them. and although in peacetime the institution did not operate on children, did not accept deliveries during the war, the doctors had to deal with this, and they worked around the clock and lived in hospitals without light communication, special surgical equipment operated with what was at hand in the first weeks of the occupation, they operated on about a hundred wounded, among whom the children were worried about everyone as for rivne, and the following video was shot by the doctors themselves, so our children, three months later together , another and another one child is small , such an animal, this is footage of lydia, who was injured on march 4, the family of the happy child tried to escape from the shelling that began near their house, but the car was fired upon. this story could have ended tragically but fortunately, one of the best children's neurosurgeons of ukraine, a

in modern conditions, see more, a psychological assistance center was presented in buch, kyiv region. it will work at the address of energeticiv 1А absolutely free in the eyes during the occupation, there were about 4,000 people in the very in the very place of buch, and these people, as a rule, almost all of them need qualified psychological help because coping with what they saw with what they experienced with that experience, well, it is practically not unrealistic, practically impossible, psychologists point out . in modern conditions, psychological support may be needed for everyone, there are certain moments that should be paid special attention to, such as changing sleep patterns and food and unusual emotional reactions do not postpone life until after the war live here now be attentive to yourself if you see what you are inside you understand about yourself that you have changed a lot but it is not about growing up not about perception of other experiences and that something worries you or causes discomfort even if it is not clear what or especially if they understand that jus

in buch, they said goodbye to a soldier of the 10th mountain assault brigade, anatoly stefudin, born in donetsk , 2014 . year after the start of the russian-ukrainian war, the man left all his property and business and moved with his family to the kyiv region, rebuilt the enterprise, which entered the international market, however the full-scale russian invasion on february 24 forces him to first save his family, then to defend the country in july. anatolii steputin managed to visit his relatives for a few days, because on the 21st, everything was not lost. he came here for seven years, he came in the same pants and the same shirt i swear to you, he came, he had a huge business there, he said so much that if you do it, the scale, the scale in production, the scale in ukraine , the scale of the person personally in 2014, when the russian evil took over donetsk anatoliy stefutin everything quit and moved to a safer kyiv region in buch opened a huge carpentry shop his company made easels and embroidery machines anatoliy himself, although he was a great manager and never shied away from

grand bouches, they sat snipers for fun, they shot people in the heads from the 24th to march 10 in buchson, they all lay on the streets for a reason - it was forbidden to bury people everything that could be collected around the hospital we gathered in many anatomical departments and on came to the hospital for a visit. we say we can bury people. well, we were refused three times. on the tenth day, they told us to bury them. father was standing at the evacuation site. this is me. this is andriy. i say it is possible. i am on the territory of the church. they buried the originals here . the tractor drove him into the territory. the church found a tractor driver purely by chance, he dug a hole . well, we buried the first burial on march 10, and on the first day we buried 67 people, but then this hole was filled, they brought up another hole, guarded it in other yanas, there were about 50 people, that's not all over the place was or is it that there were people in the morgue that was what was here nearby on the streets they buried awards they buried near the houses in the squares on the ch

lucy williamson, bbc news, teste—de—buch.rld, heavy rain has caused severe flooding in senegal�*s capital, dakar. the main roads through the city were inundated, forcing people to wade through knee—deep waters. residents say rainy season downpours cause problems every year and that the government needs to install adequate drainage systems. to the uk now, where london's fire service says that tuesday was its busiest day since world war ii, dealing with multiple blazes in record—breaking temperatures. the city was one of 15 areas around the uk to declare a major incident. one of the most serious fires was in wennington, in east london, where houses were destroyed. it came as temperatures hit a record forty point three degrees celcius. -- 40.3 well as we mentioned earlier, presidentjoe biden has unveiled new executive steps he will make to address climate change which he has described as an "existential threat" to the united states and the world. $2.3 billion will be spent on a range of new measures. among them, expanding flood

lucy williamson, bbc news, teste—de—buch., but it�*s been spreading since then, and four villages have been evacuated. more than 200 firefighters are trying to tackle the flames. so far, high winds are hampering the process. let�*s move away from the heatwave now and take you to sri lanka, where lawmakers have voted for prime minister ranil wickremesinghe to become the country�*s new president, despite his unpopularity with the public. he faces the task of leading the country out of its economic collapse and restoring order after months of mass protests. secunder kermani reports from colombo. sri lanka�*s new president is not a popular man. there was heavy security outside parliament as politicians assembled to select a new leader. ranil wickremesinghe is a veteran political figure. now he�*ll be leading a country struggling with its worst ever economic crisis. earlier this month, his offices were temporarily taken over by angry protesters who forced the previous president to flee. demonstrations have continued, but now, they

anatoliy stephutin gave up everything and moved to a safer kyiv region in buch.opened a huge carpentry shop. his company made easels and embroidery machines. anatoliy himself, although he was an excellent manager, never shied away from going to work for at least noon a-a i work for machine tools, you can call me a playing coach and i was quite proud that his products were in demand all over the world, 90% went to export, mail is proud to write made in ukraine and puts an exclamation mark and on february 24 of this year, the husband's life changed dramatically and again because of the russian occupier , anatoliy quickly evacuated his family from buch . during the combat mission of the exit , he came under artillery fire and died. how long did we talk? he always wanted to do something else, but the other day in buchi, friends and comrades took the hero to his last journey. he really loved, loved people, loved work, the return from this work and he enjoyed everything, he loved his family , he was very inspired by his daughter, of course, we dreamed that ukraine woul

new, modern level , so far i have not seen that work, except that it was reported that somewhere in buchor in irpen, some western architects are working there to make eh besides that eh this is this eh great initiative did not find wide eh support i just remember how these master plans were approved in our country and now not all cities have officially approved master plans and who are you now let's say that we already have to do it in times are simple, and here are 27,000 people in buchi alone without a roof over their heads, and what to do is simple now, because many people say that well, while the rockets are flying, there is some sense in putting millions into recovery and reconstruction, there are such fears about the rockets that are flying, but on the other hand, we somewhere to live, not to live, what is there in the basement, don't winter here, uh, we need to restore uh, uh, educational infrastructure, uh, medical infrastructure, people need to take care of their health, children go to schools, uh, universities, uh , so one way or another, despite the missiles it is necessary to

lucy williamson, bbc news, teste—de—buch.ring heat has also caused fires in greece, where a fire has broken out in a mountainous area near the capital athens. an official said it was not yet threatening any homes, but would be difficult to control. it's notjust europe feeling the heat. more than a0 million people in the united states are under heat alerts. there have been small wildfires in texas, and the use of power there and in other central states is expected to break all—time highs in coming days as people turn up air conditioners. president biden is expected to outline his next steps to tackle climate change on wednesday. lots more on our website for you on this — and i want to just point you to this story, where you can take a look at what life is like at a0 degrees celsius for folks in other cities, including abuja, delhi, madrid and sydney. there's information there on how to stay cool and safe when dealing with these soaring temperatures — and also how countries that have dealt with super high temperatures and extre

lucy williamson, bbc news, teste—de—buch.eeling the heat — more than 40 million people in the united states are under heat alerts. there have been small wildfires in texas, and the use of power there and in other central states is expected to break all—time highs in coming days as people turn up air conditioners. president biden is expected to outline his next steps to tackle climate change on wednesday. and here in asia, china has been facing an extreme heatwave, with more hot weather forecast for the coming weeks. temperatures could soon reach nearly 42 degrees in parts of southern china, according to the state weather forecaster. parts of the country have been struggling with scorching temperatures in recent weeks, with dozens of cities hit with red weather alerts. let's cross live now to ningbo, in the northeast zhejiang province of china, where i'm joined by professor faith chan, from the uk's university of nottingham. he currently conducts research on urban flood risk management in east asian mega—deltas and coastal cit

lucy williamson, bbc news, teste—de—buch.rope feeling the heat, more than a0 million people in the united states are under heat alerts. there have been small wildfires in texas and the use of power there and in other central states is expected to break all—time highs in coming days as people turn up air conditioners. president biden is expected to outline his next steps to tackle climate change on wednesday. and here in asia, china has also been facing an extreme heatwave, with more hot weather forecast for the coming weeks. temperatures could soon reach nearly 42 degrees in parts of southern china according to the state weather forecaster. earlier i spoke to professor faith chan, an environmental reaercher from the uk's university of nottingham, currently based in ningbo. he told me dozens of cities have been hit with red weather alerts. it is definitely quite hot, and also it has been hot for two weeks now and many cities have been over a0 degrees like shanghai, the east coast and also central try like wuhan as well. so, th

lucy williamson, bbc news, teste—de—buch.tioned, president biden has unveiled new executive steps he will make to address climate change which he has described as an "existential threat" to the united states and the world. $2.3 billion will be spent on a range of new measures. among them — expanding flood control, shoring up utilities, and helping low—income families pay for heating and cooling costs. there's also support for the domestic offshore wind industry. 700,000 acres have been identified in the gulf of mexico for that purpose. president biden had been under pressure to declare a "climate emergency", which would release funds to ramp up production of a wide range of renewable energy products and systems. as president, i have a responsibility to act with urgency and resolve when our nation faces clear and present danger. and that is what climate change is about. it is literally, not figuratively, a clear and present danger. the health of our citizens and our communities is literally at stake. the un's leading internati

assistance on the spot in difficult cases, bring patients to myself to the hospital when we were in buch little girls brought a scorched fox we took it with us we brought it to khmelnytskyi they called it buch and here she lives with us now the animal lives in khmelnytsky later plans to build a park in bucha for animals that have suffered and then the fox bucha will return home. my job is this. i am a veterinarian, and the animals are not to blame for the fact that they are in the front-line territories or they suffered from the war. it was me and vorzel and bucha and irpin and dnipro and such cities that i cannot tell you now, we have already been to many cities after returning from another trip, the veterinarian does not stay at home for a long time, we have such days that we do not even go to sleep, sometimes we come back for a day two after that this is how we work 24/7. i came home for a long time. it is not safe. i have to go to work. i have to go to the service somewhere here. patients are waiting here. there are already victims somewhere tetyana kukurika serhiy rybchinsky for voi

would come, i think that hundreds of thousands of people were actually able to get out of buch, andecause the distance was shorter. yes, i saw how people with crutches, uh, old people, they just left after getting stuck, the team switched to chernihiv, when i started from the chernihiv stage, uh, for example, we created our chatbot for evacuation, we understood that not all people have especially older people have all messengers, but they have relatives, that's why we asked if you could give everyone all the information, the address, and what are the names of some contacts and the status of the person walking or not walking, it was not easy because the city is much larger, under constant fire in chernihiv, more number volunteer teams worked from the other side and this is a much larger city, the situation is a little different, the main thing is to get into the city, ah, because the city was under operational encirclement. it was difficult to get there in such situations, the military helped and people passed their baton, the main thing is to get these people and then it was easier

lucy williamson, bbc news, teste—de—buch.on, where 17 democratic members of congress have been arrested at an abortion rights protest outside the supreme court. the group includes alexandria 0casio—cortez, a prominent member of the progressive wing of the democratic party. the congresswoman and her colleagues have been led away by police after blocking a nearby street as part of a civil disobedience rally. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes told us what the significance of the protest is. this was quite a small protest, in all about 35 people were arrested. about 50% of those were members of congress, 17 in all. i think what the purpose of this was was to simply keep this issue in the headlines and it succeeded in doing that. there have been many other protests since the supreme court's ruling a few weeks ago that were much bigger than this one. there is a concern among some democratics, and especially those in the progressive wing of the party that the administration could perhaps have done more, and could have resp

this is very positive for us in the sense that, using the example of the already terrible events in buchhe borodyans can say that the russians are openly lying that is, they cannot be trusted because it is history in fact, it is repeated and it was the same in mh17. and here i want to show one of the elements of what they tried to do, first of all, here you see da buch 2:0 - this is actually their er narrative that they er interspersed in all messages related to this terrible terrorist attack, yes, they write bucha two , ukraine is making fakes again, just like they did in bucha, and here she is on the right, so that people, yes , we remember, you once told us this, viewers of russian television, yes, so that bucha - this is a resolution and we understand that it is if well and such the story itself and here is putin's right hand lavrov declared that not only was there no shelling of amstor, that it was closed at all, the shelling took place at military warehouses, let's listen to this scoundrel, we don't interfere with you here. and as a result of the detonation of the ammunition, the n

lucy williamson, bbc news, teste—de—buch.have been using the phrase — a heat apocalypse. absolutely extraordinary scenes. it's notjust europe feeling the heat, more than a0 million people in the united states are under heat alerts. there have been small wildfires in texas and the use of power there and in other central states is expected to break all—time highs in coming days as people turn up air conditioners. president biden is expected to outline his next steps to tackle climate change on wednesday. max boykoff is professor of environmental studies at the university of colorado. the pictures we seeing, you need to manage the belief that things are changing in terms of climate change with the behaviour, and, do you think thatis behaviour, and, do you think that is happening? thank you for having me on again, i wish it wasn't under these circumstances. this is absolutely raising awareness of people around northern hemisphere around the world. the question becomes, what happens from here? ultimately, a heat wave will subside

is this is the other side of the coin , er, this is the consequence that we saw in the example of buch, do you remember when the world actually exploded the story about buch, although even before that, the story about the war in ukraine was exploded once again, and here again, in fact, the world is speaking about the war in ukraine it's interesting how you show it in parallel with me, it 's absolutely right and correctly shown to the world now by all the media, and you know in different media there are different connections to someone odesa to someone kremenchug yes to someone kharkiv to someone kyiv yes shelling of very residential quarters of kyiv took place but collectively the picture is actually shown about that how the enemy shoots at civilians in a human way at people and it gives this effect when informational breakthroughs occur about ukraine in the world, the enemy actually constantly forgets about it when the following occur now the information waves to the enemy are starting to decrease a little, you are such vivid examples, but then it breaks down again and it all repeats

lucy williamson, bbc news, teste—de—buch.easing normal, what does it all mean for the uk? you can watch �*the uk's hottest day, a new normal?�* with bbc weather�*s nick miller on bbc iplayer now, at bbc.co.uk/iplayer or on the bbc iplayer app. our top story this evening. london fire brigade declares a major incident after record temperatures spark fires across the south of england. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel. a farewell on home soil. ben stokes bows out of 0d! cricket with a one dayer in durham. and a warning for the game to not overuse their players. millions of public sector workers in england have found out how much their wages will rise by after the government announced this year's pay deal. unions had been calling for wages to reflect the rising cost of living — but ministers warned that that could push inflation even higher. according to today's announcement, teachers in england will receive a 5% pay boost, with the starting salary rising to £28,000 a year outside london. health workers get a pay ris

lucy williamson, bbc news, teste—de—buch. extraordinary images.rees today in the uk, what does it tell us about the future? ~ ., ~ ., ., ., future? we have known for a date that these dangerous _ future? we have known for a date i that these dangerous temperatures were on the way we have had time to prepare for them but look at the impact they have had. wildfires, we have seen railways and other services down, schools closed early, many workers had to leave early to avoid the heat and many towns and cities were empty. some people will say we have overreacted but for a lot of older people and people with underlying illnesses, they will really have suffered in the sweltering heat. some of them will have died. and climate scientists are absolutely clear, saying that unless we do more to cap tackle climate change, heat waves like this will become more frequent and they will become more frequent and they will also get hotter.— will also get hotter. justin, thank ou. the rest of the news now. millions of public sector workers in england have been told h

of usuriysk on the territory of the russian federation , and this brigade committed atrocities in buchnel of this brigade, which here caused disaster in ukraine, he did it now in pencil and they all know and you know what's important, they will all be found sooner or later, well, who didn't die in ukraine, er, or won't die in ukraine now, because he was first taken from buch and then thrown into kharkiv oblast. maybe those who they will survive, they will be destroyed, all the innocents who were killed will take revenge for them, ukraine must also adopt the experience of israel, which we have not yet talked about, must have its masat, and those who killed ukrainians must be destroyed, well, it cannot be otherwise in this cruel world with such a cruel neighbor who does not keep his word or has honor, it is not possible to act otherwise under any circumstances, thank you very much for being with us at the end, i want to wish although not for football right now, i want to wish success in kyiv dynamo in medicine to the starters in the champions league and tomorrow i will have an ether and

lucy williamson, bbc news, teste—de—buch.vice had its busiest day since the second world war yesterday as it dealt with blazes in record—breaking temperatures. the british capital was one of 15 areas around the uk to declare a major incident. one of the most serious fires was in wennington, east london, where several houses were destroyed. daniel sandford reports. daybreak this morning revealed the devastation wreaked by the fire in wennington on the far east edge of london. homes, cars, businesses all consumed by flames that had appeared almost out of nowhere in the blistering heat of yesterday afternoon. london's fire brigade had been stretched to the limit. it was incredibly busy, incredibly challenging. people were physically exhausted after an incredibly hard. after an incredibly hard day. that continued throughout the night and we had resources throughout the night planning for the next few days as well to make sure we'd got days as well to make sure we've got all the cover and resources we need. but it was not just wen

man in cases, but unfortunately we have already decoded part of his story, which is about crimes in buchful ukrainian cities, kremenchuk, vinnytsia, and so on. will he still try, realizing that he has driven himself into a geopolitical trap, or will he still try to somehow get out of this great war? yes, he will be forced to jump into what you call this geopolitical abyss, because they are negotiating with him in my opinion, ukraine does not gather and does it correctly , it wants to have some hesitation in europe, and individual politicians of the united states will persuade ukraine to some peace talks. one road to the abyss, as you called it, and on this road, he will be forced to carry out all these criminal actions that you listed in vinnytsia . миссильмая привледность eh she no longer allows him to turn to some other side just capitulate he is a human case he is not capable he has no human understanding of humanitarianism some minimal humanitarian understanding eh in order to act in the interests of russia in the interests of eh of the russian people , he will throw everything into

in a case, but unfortunately we have already deciphered part of its essence is about the crimes in buchenchuk, vinnytsia, and so on. well , actually, based on his psychological portrait , where will he lead further into the abyss, or will he still try, realizing that he himself drove a geopolitical trap, or will he still try to somehow get out of this big war? yes, he will be forced to jump. what did you call this geopolitical abyss ? does uh , even though there are some hesitations in europe, from certain politicians of the usa, it means that he will persuade ukraine to some kind of peace talks. - and on this road he will be forced to carry out these, uh, his criminal actions, which you listed in vinnytsia, kremenchug, kharkiv, odessa, the whole of ukraine, in the field, mariupol, mariupol, yes, all this crime is unthinkable crime, and she no longer allows him turn to some other side just capitulate he is a human case he is not capable he has no human understanding er humanitarian some minimal humanitarian understanding er in order to act in the interests of russia in the interests of

strategy of genocide by destroying the civilian population of ukraine, examples are mariupol before that buchhose cities that are trying to destroy beyond the reach of the army by firing rockets at kremenchuk and lviv and once lutsk kyiv, now at vinnytsia they are using missile terror with which they want to force ukrainians to submit to that aggression in order to break the will of the ukrainian people to resist russian aggression they are sure that with these murders of civilians, they will convince your president to give in to pressure so that he, taking care of the lives of ukrainians, accepts russian conditions, this is their goal, that's why they destroy innocents people with such brutality, which can be compared to the times of nazism, cannot go far in this, we also understand when terror is used as a means, as a tool, for example, for attempts to break political will, then they can go very far, but how far do you think, that is, do you think that they could would be the farthest to go if they wanted to use nuclear weapons, weapons of mass destruction, has this opinion and hopes that i

howitzer on the city they told and they pulled it out from here and fired into the battle of kyiv buchand irpen and then quickly drove here there were a lot of them, but of course now they are not here, and we hope that there will be no mention of the belarusians, who are constantly moving their equipment around the territory, some kind of technical training, well , the military says that well, of course, they know everything about this and are ready to meet the enemy and they will meet him with dignity iro congratulations thank you and really pleased us with such pleasant news that there are more specialists that we can defend our country well thank you vitaly i will remind our viewers that this was vitaly bakumenko our correspondent and what was included from the territory of the buchan territorial community where volunteers are training. and we move on to the next news, and the number of people killed in the temporary ravine in donetsk region at night has increased to 47. rescuers recovered the body of one more person from the rubble of a destroyed house. among the dead in ukraine,

it is about crimes in buch, irpen, it is about rocket attacks on peaceful ukrainian cities, kremenchuko on. well , actually, based on his psychological portrait , where will he lead further into the abyss, or will he still try, realizing that he has driven himself into a geopolitical trap, or will he still to try to somehow get out of this big war. yes, he will be forced to jump into what you called this geopolitical abyss, because in my opinion, ukraine is not coming together and doing the right thing, even though there are some hesitations in europe from individual us politicians mean to persuade ukraine to some peace talks, but particular ones that do not make the picture in general game, so putin, eh, one road to the abyss. how did you call it on this road, he will have to

terrorist list, evidence was needed that all those actions, all these, and what happened, for example, in buchthe decision of the soldiers themselves, that this is such a strategy, you know, that orders come from the very top and now, just as i was told in congress, a critical mass of these testimonies of detainees, these evidences, these photographs, these satellite images, these clamps appeared. attacking civilians, do you think this is a violation of orders, this is precisely the result of direct orders from the military leadership and from putin, this is how they acted in chechnya, this is how they won two chechen wars, when they committed terrible crimes against the civilian population, this is how the russian military behaved in syria, choosing civilians as their targets and unfortunately they deliberately continue the same behavior in ukraine well and further. now the question what will happen on the one hand is the word for the state department , he cannot now wave away the resolution which the senate voted because, well, on the one hand, when ukraine called for this, they talked with

russian act of genocide against the ukrainian people can only be compared to what happened in mariupol, buchand eventually also in kramatorsk to kremenchuk, vinnytsia, they do this to mr. vasyliovych in general, it looks as they say or creepy and does not show strength, it rather shows such powerlessness when you kill defenseless people, this is already a question, eh, it means we are all perfectly aware of who is who, everything is on our side the land is unequivocally already the vast majority of the world community, including me and you, it is obvious that the russian federation today is a state of terrorism, a terrorist with all the characteristics of such a category of states - functions, actions, crimes, and still others, so what happened in the deer park is definitely not only a war crime, but it is also a terrorist act among those terrorist acts of rockets that putin carries out in relation to ukraine , and he must definitely be punished for these actions in accordance with international law and those standards, the whole world confesses that it is beyond any doubt that the purpose o

data intelligence that in the first days of march four russian airborne regiments were present in buch237th pskov paratroopers and the 51st and 137th paratroopers of stula and ryazan. shoot a person on a bicycle with help experts, we established that in the video found by roman, bmd-2 such vehicles have been in service in all airborne units of the russian federation since 1985. since 2016, the units began to be equipped with another improved modification of bmd-4m amphibious combat vehicles. here is the video of the movement of the russian column towards in gomel, belarus, in january 22, we find a car with registration number 715. it is a column of the 137th regiment of the 106th guards airborne division , but the car is not the one we are looking for, but a newer one. we have been looking for the car we need for more than three weeks videos of all russian airborne regiments on forums and telegram channels, the flight number helps to establish the unit to which the bmd belongs, but not only it, but other identification marks are needed, each of the russian airborne regiments and each o

case, but unfortunately we have already deciphered part of his essence, it is about the crimes in buch irpen are about rocket attacks on peaceful ukrainian cities, kremenchuk, vinnytsia, and so on . will try, realizing that he has driven himself into a geopolitical trap, or will he still try to somehow get out of this big war ? yes , he will be forced to jump. does uh , even though there are some hesitations in europe, from some politicians of the usa, he will persuade ukraine to some peace talks. called and-and on this road, he will have to carry out these all, uh, his criminal actions that you listed in vinnytsia, kremenchug, kharkov, odessa, all of ukraine, mariupol , mariupol, yes, all of them

of genocide, destroying civilians of the population of ukraine, examples are mariupol before that, buchch of the troops by firing missiles at kremenchuk and lviv, and once lutsk kyiv, now at vinnytsia they use missile terror with which they want to force ukrainians to submit to that aggression in order to break the will of ukrainian resistance of the people against russian aggression, they are sure that with these murders of civilians they will convince your president to give in to pressure so that he cares about the lives of ukrainians and accepts russian conditions like theirs the purpose of which is that they destroy innocent people with such atrocity that can be compared to the times of nazism, as they cannot go far in this, we also understand when terror is used as a means as a tool, for example, to try to break political will, then they can go very far, but how far do you think that is do you think that they could go the farthest if they wanted to use nuclear weapons weapons of mass destruction have this opinion and hope that it will never come to that because the use of weapons o

and it is from a legal point of view, which , according to the parable , is certain steps, eh. in bucheed on the president of the united states to recognize russia, ukraine, as a terrorist, the copper did it, the head of the republican minority in the senate, and then about what you said, it was already nancy pilosie, the speaker, who told her fellow party member here to the president of the united states that let's admit it polish types, of course what russia is doing here is genocide and this and that is the prism of state terrorism and not isolated cases, that's exactly why i would definitely like it not to work, but there are definitely caveats, well first of all, the national security authorities, because it will limit the possibility of political dialogue. well, in general, it will complicate , let 's say, the relations between the united states of the russian federation. that's why we definitely still have those who say that it's better not to do this. moreover, russia has already received so many sanctions that no other country like north korea or syria has received. well, but m

you yourself were in buch and borodyanka. you were obviously very moved by what you saw. negotiations with russia and in mowing sleep izy of course it is not easy, but i mean that the secretary general of the un should feel a duty to the whole world, no matter how strong the emotions were when i visited the places you just mentioned today. it was very emotionally to also sign this agreement this is probably the most important thing i have done since i became the secretary general of the un doing am secrecy and the president of turkey recep erdogan who made a lot of effort to make the agreement possible said that today's event will allow food prices to be restrained and added that turkey is proud of what role played in the initiative why istanbul became such an important place where it was possible to reach an agreement bbc viewer anna foster analyzes there are two reasons why turkey plays such an important role in everything this is the first geopolitical one, it is one of the few countries that has good relations not only wi

points on the map of our country, there is such a statement that the buryats were particularly cruel in buch by the frenzies of dagestani, but the average russian guy is not at all the worst that could happen. it is correct to interpret what is happening in this way. after all, all these people are citizens of the russian federation in one way or another, and it would be wrong to separate them on the basis of ethnicity and nationality. and here is the latest information from of the free buryatia foundation, allegedly 500 buryat soldiers broke the contract with the army and the russian federation, they were threatened with criminal proceedings under non-existent articles, they were closed, their phones were taken away and their reports were ignored, what is happening in these parts of the russian federation, people from there it is generally accepted that almost the largest number of people take part in the special operation. well, the people of st. petersburg, and i don’t know how it is, lord, i have already forgotten the muscovites. if the muscovites will have the ukrainian language, then t

i have this former adviser to the leadership of the republican party in the set of events in buch - its a fake, he convinces harley schlanger that the ukrainian authorities allowed the usa and nato to kill ukrainians, sanctions against russia leads to the destruction of all western countries in ukraine, it is necessary to negotiate with the kremlin, imagine this, the president of the shiloh and the human institute of the united states, ah, well, the schiller institute of shillar is a separate story in general, he well i understand that it was created with the money of the russians. people there are all loyal to russia. again, this does not mean that they have no right to think like that. maybe they really think like that . we have a question then, based on what we found and did, we make a request to the relevant authorities with a request to track how the change of councilors took place and who are those people in general, and it turns out that there is a lot, then no, then such a journalist, you know , cynicism on the part of russia, that's why that they already have in the country ho

invaders during the temporary occupation of the natsuplen territory, after the atrocities committed in buchen and gostomel, went to sell in belarus in the town of narovlya near the border with ukraine, they even set up a bazaar, they even tried to exchange the stolen foreign currency for rubles a what was not sold was sent to russia, for example, one of the ukrainian refrigerators was sent to siberia as a gift from cisaruk oleksandr petrovsky marathon the only news well, then about the operational situation in the regions of ukraine, yuriy and sovalevsky with us, the first deputy chairman of the kherson regional council, mr. yuriy, greetings to you good morning, congratulations, greetings , friends, please tell us about the latest news in the kherson region, what information do you have at the moment, we see what the last the days of our guys . the armed forces are working very hard there. in fact, every day, we receive information that the next object of the occupiers has been destroyed. the guys are working very surgically. fortunately, there is no confirmed information that we have. our

cases when, well, this is my personal case, when the alarm sounds already after a rocket flew over bucheks ago, a rocket was shot down over it not far from where i i was at this moment already after she was shot down , the alarm signal began to sound, this is one moment and another now, for example , accusations are being made about the kremenchug shopping center, they say, why did he work during the alarm, how realistic is it in your opinion, serhii, to get a thousand people out of a large building when this alarm signal started to sound, it is possible at all of course it is impossible that is, no security systems and personnel will not be enough to evacuate a certain number of people not even thousands not even 500 not even two hundred therefore, here it is about the fact that every resident takes care of his own safety, that is, an alarm signal is a notification. and from this moment on, it depends on him how effectively he will hide from a missile strike, not from the administration of the shopping center or some other governmental institutions or administrative institutions. that

will be our lemonade i won't be with anyone he says, but it turned out that it was also dangerous in buchand then you ran through irpin to kyiv and there, ah, your photo seems to be a reuters correspondent, oh eye, the photos became super famous, they posted these photos, yes. when did you find out that you became, so to speak, a world-famous person we ran we told us as i run, i see people lying on the ground, the press with cameras, everything, and i'm still running, i think, hey, you've found your place, guys, well, that is, they are shooting above us, they say run faster, because you might get hit, write like this and not like that because something is flying there something is burning there there is smoke, something is blowing up, and we ran, everything was fine, we got on the bus there, and then we got to kyiv, we are already walking around the campus, and a girl from irpin writes to me on instagram and says i saw you now, you said you ran to romanovke live broadcast, i saw you, how are you? i also survived live broadcast and we were in complete isolation for about a week, i called,

houses and bury them somewhere, they were just already lying around the city. what i saw today in buchry disturbing and the perpetrators of the crimes we saw must be brought to justice, for this the bureau employees will interview direct witnesses of war crimes in russia and document testimony, we consider deliberate attacks on civilians, including civilian infrastructure, torture, attacks on prisoners of war and other types of crimes. we hope that this documentation will help international organizations that will try to ensure the responsibility of those guilty of crimes against humanity, war crimes and other violations of humanitarian law. 24 marathon single news fight for ukrainian culture identity is no less important than polish vice prime minister piotr glinsky believes in military aid . he said this during the meeting of the nine ministers of culture of eastern europe, which took place in lviv. blinsky also took part in the memorial service for the ukrainian soldier and could not contain his emotions, as he did at the lychakiv cemetery, where he laid flowers to the grave of the

fight against the evil occupier who destroys and kills and despite everything they do not give up in buchrainians told us that they are ready to fight if the russians will strike again well, the russian nazis have done a lot of grief on our land, but we continue to fight and will definitely win, i will meet with you very soon more about read important things on the espresso website and also subscribe to our channels on social networks in youtube, telegram, instagram, twitter, stay close to us, because with a ukrainian view of the world, massive than ever, watch espresso news and euro espresso programs for ukrainian refugees in europe on the air, a joint broadcast with the atp channel , radio svoboda programs, voice of america time-time programs, inclusion of public television journalists, bbc news ukraine and frantz 24 news releases, as well as the broadcast of an informational marathon the only news together we are strength glory to ukraine good evening we are from ukraine vasyl zima's big broadcast my name is vasyl zima two hours of air time and my colleagues are with you until 21:00 fo