listen well, what do you think awaits in captivity? i want to survive home, but the main thing is that death was not a very great choice for me. there are two positions, either you are 200, or you are in captivity, there is no other option. you can want to amuse yourself there as much as you like. the thought that you will somehow hide, get somewhere, but there is no ring, it is quite dense, at least 5 echelons, so it will not be very difficult to get out of here. if someone thinks that he will simply leave, despite the large acquired employees of the ministry of internal affairs of the dpr experience in receiving opponents captured the whole process took more than 15 hours, you can take it quickly, but i ask you to check the documents and see who needs to be developed. on the other hand, it shows what the emphasis means, of course, it lies. she see, my calluses are shooting. well, basically, uh. what are you? he also served as a mechanic. how many officers are now the commander of the jet battalion loneliness? that is, the most fashio

council looking into alleged war crimes — as harrowing details emerge of ukrainian civilians held captivegound. there were people here, including dozens of children, who were living amongst corpses for hours, sometimes days. meet the new supreme court justice, ketangi brown jackson — the first black woman appointed to america's highest court. another attack in israel — at least two people dead and eight wounded in a shooting in central tel aviv. and, from big budget shooters to indie favourites, hit games have been battling it out for glory, at the bafta awards. we begin in ukraine, where there have been more harrowing accounts of life under russian occupation. the city of chernihiv has just about survived, following a siege lasting several weeks. tens of thousands of residents suffered punishing conditions with little food, water or power. whole neighbourhoods have been flattened. and details are now emerging of 130 people, held captive in the basement of a school for a month. our correspondent, yogita limaye, has been given rare access to the area, now russian forces have pulled out. he

had the idea of ​​​​surrendering to captivity was born.rs will be born. this is very correct, but this one here, as it were, after all, the moment of this with the switch. it seems to me that here it is, everything somehow needs to be analyzed. uh, they took a very plant in the fourteenth f-15 and in the sixteenth year they owned the cities. yes, they showed the alley, they showed the angels what they were doing. then they returned to fight again. i remember against after one of the exchanges, in my opinion, the eighteenth year, in my opinion, yes, when igor makovsky, how did he turn around? i remember how here in our captivity there was such a miserable one. yes, i understood everything. yeah i won't be on anymore the next day, when he returned there, yes, yes, i will go again, we will go to this psychology, this is mimicry, these zombies have been bitten and yes, how much we have it in general e, as it were, we understand, well, you see, there was a mistake in that their quickly returned. and it was necessary to return, as long as possib

but demujun filled up the ditch with the bodies of captives. and won. tomorrow i will kill him tomorrow. today we celebrate the end of the great work. for 300 years, the filthy ones dominated the earth. for years, we suffered the humiliation of requisitions. the lord has done miracles with our hands. for our faith and land. let's get up and have a drink. now walk people. different great day i was very scared. i was afraid that you would be killed. why did you appear? fear worse than death turned, it means, god, so please.

the aidarovites mocked the defenseless captives with particular cruelty in the darkness there was nothey somehow changed after two weeks they started water give days was without water. it happened for 7 days to sit, generally released with a camera. in the death camp, along with the political and the so-called commercial hostages were here for the mayor. cities of severodonetsk he told me that the mayor was in the next cell. so he complained that he was told 20,000 dollars. get out of here if you want. after 2 days, the official was released, and dmitry was left to rot in a cold cell . sleep was deprived here on the second floor, and here i don’t know, some kind of girl i could sing songs all night. ukrainians forced me to learn the ukrainian anthem. they said you won’t learn until the morning . well, no one ever taught him, and no one, all the former aidar ultrasounds returned to the past to once again tell the whole world the truth, and the nazis in ukraine really wanted to get here today, but since the fighting is going on. they just asked to pass it on to the whole world. what ha

had the idea of ​​​​surrendering to captivity was born.others will be born. this is very correct, but this here, as it were, the moment of this switchover. to me it seems here it is, everything somehow needs to be analyzed. uh, very definitely, after all, and in the captivity they took in the fourteenth f-15 in the sixteenth year they owned the cities. yes, they showed the alley, they showed the angels what they had done, yes, they returned, then they returned again and fought. i remember against after one of the exchanges, in my opinion, the eighteenth year, in my opinion, yes, when igor kimakovsky turned around. i remember how here in our captivity there was such a miserable one. yes , i understood everything. yes i will no longer be the next day when he returned there, yes i yes i will go again we this psychology, this is the mimicry of these bitten zombies, and yes, how much we understand it, as it were , but, you see, there was a mistake in that they were quickly returned. and it was necessary to return, as long as possible until he w

but the contingents were all in our captivity.ficant and, uh, judging by that one. e frame, which were indicated that these border guards surrendered a second time captured. that is, they first they received a receipt that they would not fight, they were sent to ukraine, they were again taken prisoner , roughly speaking, what are they again? that is, as it were, some people should keep in mind that this is a grouping that is located in the south-east of ukraine and initially was about 120-130 there. or there even up to 150,000 people, which the estimate was. so she became one of the most combat-ready and trained personnel, and the fact that now there are several thousand prisoners there. yeah, that's it. huge brigade can even more, that is, you want to say, do not give them out now, because they will again come back. this is definitely 100% priprutsya. that's why you need to solve the problem somehow. so to speak, it is also selective to watch which prisoners it is from our point of view. i understand, maybe see who is not. i thin

, and the more it differs from captivity and ukrainian, the better and possible.hat part then really send home, so that they tell, and so let's, now let's pause for a few minutes and continue. do not miss in the central television at the border clouds are gloomy in six russian regions they introduce a yellow level of terrorist threat, who and why should be afraid of a woman who can bury the european union one victory is needed, ukraine is going to fight until 2035. why, after the visit of the british prime minister to kiev, the world negotiations reached an impasse? this will be your central television on saturday at 19:00 on ntv country of talents on friday at 20:50 on ntv julia at the banquet is a political machine, not in the toilet. kolya at dawn, there are a lot of places in the world where it ’s more fun than in the ronex toilet of full-fledged protection of the bladder vtb and get more from him . and an impressive savings account rate. vtb everything will be easy. how to create the perfect motor oil? this requires the hand of a master and high technology, w

and details are emerging of 130 people, held captive in the basement of a school for a month.tions were so cramped, some had to sleep standing up. 12 people died. their corpses were left for days. my colleague yogita limaye has more — i want to warn you, some of the details in her report are distressing. another area the russians have withdrawn from, more unimaginable trauma. yahidne, a village in the north—east, close to the border with belarus. this man took us to the basement of the local school, filled with the stench of disease and decay. he was held here for four weeks, along with 130 others. the elderly, children, babies, whole families, rounded up at gunpoint, crammed together. translation: i had only half a metre of space. . i was sleeping standing up. i tied myself with my scarf to the railing here so i didn't fall over. i spent 25 nights in this position. the main thing i thought was, i have to survive, for my daughter and granddaughters. a crude calendar marked every day of pain. four children lay in each of these cots. the constant sound of bombardment allowed bar

and so, when i saw and heard the harp, they immediately captivated me. thought that might be something unusual. goose right? exactly, lisa, i know that there is a harp that has only five strings, where 20 how many of you do i have a modern instrument, i have 18 strings and it still has a mechanic. there are also folklore harps, which are there from five strings a little more to 12. and what, then, is there a mechanic here? is there another harp machine? let's pull the bottom like this. and what will i do now? this is mechanics, that is, half a tone back and forth thank you and when there was no mechanics, uh, what had to be done with the country so that it was so mechanics, they simply did not play works, for example, classics or did not play with an composition where chromatic sounds, but most often they played folk music, which i love very much, and it always warms the heart and immediately gets into the shower. well done. what number will you perform for us today? i will perform, just a folk work on the theme of a youth walking, a bereavement. i look

the headlines — details emerge of more than 100 ukrainian civilians held captive in a cellar for weeksy russian forces. it happened in chernihiv, which is now back under ukrainian control. there were people here, including dozens of children, who were living amongst corpses for hours, sometimes days. in israel, at least two people are dead and eight have been wounded after a shooting in central tel aviv. pakistan's supreme court says the suspension of parliament, in a bid to block a vote against prime minister imran khan, was unlawful. 25 million people under a covid lockdown in shanghai as cases rise. people there say food supplies are running out. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 7am in the morning in singapore and 2am in kyiv in ukraine, where more harrowing accounts have emerged of life under russian occupation. the city of chernihiv, north of the capital, has just about survived, subjected to a siege lasting several weeks. tens of thousands of residents endured punishing conditions with little food, water or power. whole neighbourhoods have b

he was already released from captivity in 2014.pily reported this . well, look, yes, how interesting, really. here you say he turned away from the camera because he didn't want to be recognized. yeah, no, well, there's a pretty recognizable guy in there. well, look. yes, the surprisingly freed military, which means they shared the actor's captivity, and everything was taken in the fourteenth year. that's interesting, yes its for further action, for sure. i imagine that he spoke in captivity. he said you know damn. i am generally a vocation of a military musician on the trumpet, there and so on. he fulfilled all this with us, which means they let her go. look where it is now take to the sides. i don't know now anything. you can, you know, these are the ones that were.

yes, and captivity - this means those who have the threshold of vice in the blood go further to courtprison. and here they just want to get them out, you know? so they want to sell medvedchuk for all this , you understand, there is unity in the words of medvedchuk. look, they say that they are there today and do not pay attention to the possibility of a safe exit through the humanitarian security corridors. i mean, no, there's danger here. prisons. there is danger here, so to speak, there is no humiliation here, because it is less often about life. no, we're talking about going out. this is on the territory of ukraine. you understand , if they are immediately given, if they are offered guys. he urge the turkish ship and sail. yes, they will arrange it again in order to reach this ship, you understand, here the worse is that they have an alternative of captivity or death, you understand? that's all, and life is offered, please, it's obvious that it's not medvedchuk himself who says he is in captivity. uh, security is speaking for him. ukraine, and all this is done in order to first aga

now the british, who are now really in captivity.her large figures began to sit there on azov, who, too, well somehow it will have to be released. and now medvedchuk appears as such. here is the only one, probably, that they have in their hands, which they can present as there quite right, but this, firstly, is a normal exchange for such a practice, as is the case between prisoners of war . yes, and between e people who, as it were, but showed treason in relation to their state. and now you can build some kind of game around this, so zelinsky here, maybe, as if in three vectors, move the first vector quite right, that, perhaps, some high-ranking employees of either the british special services or people associated with nato have risen in azu. and therefore , this is the first signal so that it can already be completely possible, the americans. after all, the americans and the british act in clear interaction. well, the second moment zelensky may be on emotions trying to put russia in e. such a chess position of males, when any input,

now they are safe among their own, the worst thing is ukrainian captivity.e legs, tied up began kicking in the face in the face in the head were further, when it was already in my face from the foot. yes, i remember at that moment i do not remember anything. well, the threats were much more dangerous, they said, like, they should be castrated, there was one wounded. i don't know, i was tortured or what? well, i didn't see it. i remember how he screamed there. here. well, as they filmed on camera. there, many of them, already unarmed, wanted to be shot right away . why would russian military chickens come in handy to find out record propaganda? rollers for these two days i did not eat at all. we were taken there every day, forced to record a video according to their text, but if someone didn’t succeed, they were killed just like me, because in connection with a head wound. my memory was not very good and i could not remember the whole text to tell everything. on the first day of our stay in the gym, one person was brought there and the doctor who examined me

there are many, many years and the actors that have been taken captive catholic had been captured by the russian forces when they were in controlling the regions particularly and around the key of last and also to the whole front line in the eastern regions in don't boss as well. now, as the demand is here, she says that this captives are not only on the ukrainian territory, but also they are being held in pieces on the rush and territories as well, claiming that russia to menu of them on its own soil. and on the other hand, she also said that russia today has below some buses, they were supposed to create this civilian. so now there are 1010 thousands of civilians, a waiting to be created in, in hard keep in money, you pull in the bus. and in many, in incremental which just 2 days ago, russian, alas, the russian messiah hit and caused a tons of the kill tens of the civilians there. so now as the war is intensified at the eastern border. so the concern here is that it's only going to increase the human losses and civilian caught in crossfire. where so as you mention, officials and br

and killing one while in captivity.ependently verified these allegations, but here's what the deputy prime minister had to say. >> translator: at the moment 11 local mayors from kyiv, kherson, mykolaiv and the donetsk region are in captivity. we informed other organizations about their captivity, and we urge all those who can and we demand that all those who can do everything to make sure that our civilians, our mayors, priests, journalists and activists are liberated. they are held illegally by force, and they have the right to be fought for. we are doing this, and we urge others to do the same. >> a lithuanian filmmaker has been killed here in ukraine. he was 25 years old. according to the ukrainian military of defense he was killed while trying to leave the besieged city of mariupol. his film premiered back in 2016. he won the embassy international film prize in 2011 for his documentary about russia's war in chechnya. >>> let's go back to rosemary church now standing by in atlanta with some of more of the day's news.

for the nationalists blocked in the city and the soldiers do not have a rich choice or death or captivityrainian marines from the thirty-sixth brigade of the 501st battalion chose the second one 267 people laid down their arms until the last moment they were not sure that they would be treated humanely, especially after the footage of the massacre of russian soldiers that got on the internet, but our military kept the word food. also, the medic himself was treated for wounds yesterday. everything is fine. comfortable. lieutenant colonel biryukov admitted that he laid down his arms not only in order to save the lives of his subordinates, he read in the eyes of local residents what the ukrainian propaganda is silent about. mariupol was set up by the russian federation. true, if the unit was helped. the donetsk people's republic showed where the positions of the ukrainian such an opinion, may take shape. maybe someone consoles themselves with illusions that we will set up mariupol so that it does not belong to the territory of ukraine, and this showed during the time we were here, the obviou

ukraine's commissioner for human rights says they were tortured while in captivity.ore than 80 ukrainian soldiers including those women were just released in a prisoner exchange. and with us now to talk about this is cnn's phil black. phil, what can you tell us about this? >> this was the biggest prisoner exchange so far, 86 in all. of them, 15 of those coming back to ukraine were women. according to the parliamentary commission for human rights, in this country, she says those women were ill treated. she describes the treatment as torture, saying they were stripped in front of men, stripped naked, made to adopt degrading, uncomfortable positions, their hair was shaved, they were interrogated, made to take part in propaganda videos and so forth. those are the details that we understand. but it points to these female soldiers certainly at the very least being significantly mistreated. >> can you speak more broadly about p.o.w. mistreatment we're seeing in this conflict? >> so there have been allegations from both sides, in this. it is not first time we heard about ukr

ukraine says they were tortured while in captivity.prisoner exchange. cnn's christiane amanpour has more. >> reporter: back home, and free, these former ukrainian prisoners of war once held by russian forces are greeted by friends and colleagues in kyiv. freedom for now is the drag of a cigarette, walking on home turf, even if that means using crutches. bags of food are handed out to the more than 80 former ukrainian p.o.w.s released in a prisoner exchange with russia. it is a welcome meal and a moment to decompress, and reflect on what many here say was the physical and mental abuse they endured in russian custody. one p.o.w. named gleb says he was captured nearly a month ago while evacuating civilians, he was beaten by russian soldiers. >> they hit me in the face with machine gun butts and kicked me. my front teeth were also chipped. >> reporter: ana and dasha were in the same unit, it was shelled by russian troops who they say tried to break them. making them shout glory to russia, and they shaved their heads, telling them that it w

details emerge of more than 100 civilians held captive for weeks by russian forces.happened in a city once under siege but now back in ukrainian hands. in eastern ukraine, ukrainian troops are preparing for the long haul as thousands of civilians fee -- flee amid fears of russian attacks. max both sides well duggan -- >> both sides well dug in. the russians have significant firepower. >> meets the new supreme court, kentucky brown jackson, the first black woman to sit on america's highest court in the sixth woman in history. protests at a boiling point and sri lanka over the economic crisis but will it bring down the -- those can join the country. scientists may have found the fossil remains of the first dinosaur that died when an asteroid collided with the earth. ♪ welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we start with the harrowing account of life in ukraine under russian occupation. a city was besieged by russian troops f weeks, tens of thousands of resident endured punishing conditions. neighborhoods were flattened by missile strikes. details ar

those who did survive, jim and captivity were often met with accusations of treason, back home, ego trip pits in recalled his welcome. in july 1945 machine guns police dogs. we were rather taken aback by all the russian counter intelligence service, smash, imprisoned us behind a barbed wire. rid army soldiers who had returned from german captivity were deemed a security risk and sent to soviet filtration camps. some were condemned to serve in the red armies penal battalions where they were forced to live and work under terrible conditions for stolen the glorious workers and peasants. red army was a thing of the past. he had come to fear the armed forces as a threat to his cult of personality. the soviet dictator would share the glory with nothing and no one, not even the army that had defeated germany. by december 1947 stolen had imposed a series of measures intended to put the red army in its place. may, 9th, celebrated as the day of victory over national socialism was abolished as a holiday privileges for decorated veterans were also abolished. marshall gail gives you cove the illustri

in captivity, according to official information, more precisely, in a concentration camp. and auschwitz, yushchenko's father andrei andreyevich spent almost the entire war , was liberated by the americans from the flosofburg camp, by the way, it was from flösenburg that the well -known ivan deminyuk ended up in the same american filtration camp. the same camp warden who is now on trial for the second time in germany, and so on the basis of the report presented by the americans at the nuremberg trials. only 122 soviet prisoners survived in this camp. in 1986, the diary was acquitted for insufficiency. evidence. it is a pity that yushchenko's father and demenyuk did not meet, then in the courtroom, after all, andrei yushchenko was one of the few survivors. who could recognize him vice versa and at the same time reveal the secret of a special diet, forbidden by andrey and her puppy. yushchenko's reputation as a weak, empty rhetoric and swayable man is confirmed to his president, it is believed that his wife has a decisive influence on him. there is every reason to believe tha

that is, they are told that, first of all, the russians do not take anyone into captivity, uh, into captivity, especially to the paratroopers, if you are still captured, then they start torturing you and mocking you, and so on and on calling your parents and mocking your parents. in fact, this is all a lie, of course. uh, and i'm here, at least here at in the slavic direction, he did not rule out that someone would treat the ukrainian prisoners somehow very cruelly. just yesterday, and they were even given the opportunity to call. e to your parents. they called them materials. they said that they were in captivity, that they were treated normally. no one beats them, of course, they are interrogated by, uh, russian. the competent authority needs information on where they were taken from, but some dissatisfied interrogation methods are not applied to them. i know that you prepared a short story and talked with the prisoners. let's see it together. imagine konstantin petrovich what tasks did the unit perform in carrying the missile installation from the position of senior operator, but the senio

yes, and captivity - this means those who have a threshold threshold in the blood go further to court just want to get them out, you know? so they want to sell medvedchuk for everything. they want to understand the unity there in medvedchuk's words. look, they say that they are there today and do not pay attention to the possibility of a safe exit through humanitarian corridors are safe. not in a sense. well, no, here is the danger of prison. there is danger here, so to speak, there is no humiliation here, because here it is about life. no, we are talking about getting out - this is on the territory of ukraine . you understand, if they are immediately given, if they are offered guys. he urge the turkish ship and sail. yes, they will arrange it again in order to reach this ship , you understand, here the worse is that they have an alternative of captivity or death, you understand? that's all, and life is offered, please, it 's obvious that it's not medvedchuk himself who speaks is in captivity. uh, the security service of ukraine speaks for him, and all this is done in order, firstly,

exactly 5 days now he says he is glad that he was in captivity. i was no matter how the messenger times i did not work, because there was no way to charge the light. there was no such command, so we were equipped so they were assembled. well, in short, sent and left like blind kittens. and you do what you want vel laughs he has four children in lvov. now all his thoughts are about family and returning home. he hopes for an exchange of captured ukrainian military showed terrible footage that recently spread around the internet, where neo-nazis mock russian prisoners of war, such behavior on our part. simply unthinkable. everyone says it's me people. we, too, could shoot here. yes, on the legs, on the hands, well, it’s normal to eat, they give them to the bath. everything is fine. no one infringes on the heat, i'm not complaining. call sometimes give. prisons of wise men and sends them to the front. such a decree was issued by zelensky pavel safiullin spent 3 years in prison for armed robbery. there is still one and a half left, he says, now being i

there are many, according to her, there are many mayors and activists that have been taken captive --ave been captured by russian forces when they were in control of the regions, particularly around the kyiv and also through the whole frontline in the eastern regions in donbas as well. and now, the demand is here. she says that these captives are not only on the ukrainian territory but also they are being held in prisons in the russian territory as well, claiming that russia took many of them on its own soil. she also said that russia today has blocked some buses they were supposed to vacate civilians. now there are thousands of civilians waiting to be %-úe just two days ago allegedly a russian missile hit and killed tons of civilians there. now as the war is intensifying at the eastern worder so the -- border so the concern here is it is only going to increase the human losses and civilian caught in cross fire. >> there's the prospect for more firepower for ukraine. european foreign ministers have been meeting in luxembourg, discussing earmarking another $44 million to give weapons t

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they will perceive yours as german spies, because you have returned from german captivity. and one more thing, if one of you stops or turns back. he will be shot. good luck attention listen to my command. first rank forward steps march forward do not stop. keep moving half a day later, they went to their neighbors' battery. the gunners were fed, they were given tea and treated to tobacco. they called major stupin , it turned out to be my third day, as a hospital for a wound. then they came for them. who is shukhov here? i am nikitin who am i to follow me to the exit. what happened? have a question? touch so you went nikitin trace after shukhovy mined road? that's how he walked and got out . and sukhov's daughter took you out. so exactly the senior leasing and how much is 7.5? and where did she come from? it exploded nearby. and switched off. when i came in, i didn’t hear anything, i saw lizonka was standing . she was pulling my hand, and as i got up, i went up to her. she took my hand and led me along. i follow him trace trace and this bullshit fighters i have to believe. i

on the surrender of captivity, ordering the nazis of azov to shoot on the spot anyone who wants to layn their arms among the ukrainian military personnel of foreign mercenaries. in total, according to ukrainian servicemen who surrendered in captivity, on the territory of the call of steel enterprise as part of the ukrainian group. up to 400 foreign mercenaries are now surrounded. most of them are citizens of european countries, as well as canada, we previously reported that radio communications between militants in mariupol are conducted on six foreign languages ​​in the event of further resistance, all of them will be destroyed, let me remind you earlier at the headquarters for humanitarian response of the russian ministry of defense explained the procedure that was developed for the groups that settled on azov, steel first establishes continuous communication between the parties, then the flags from the russian side are raised red with ukrainian white around the perimeter. in the industrial zone, the introduction of the silence regime must be confirmed via communication channels. and

president this is, probably, and the army is the last chance to save in his life to surrender to the captivity of the nazis and calls. today, the deputy head of the people's militia was missed again. dnr basurin said that the assault. azov became the last stronghold of the nazis. in mariupol, work has already begun to clean up the territory of the plant. of course, with russian special forces and dpr fighters have already begun supporting artillery aviation. how is the storm going ? whole not damaged. the flag of the 36th brigade of the marine corps of ukraine we got up now, somehow, large puffs of smoke were inflicted. now it’s hard for me to say, of course, that the strikes by the russian aerospace forces are either a hit in some kind of ammunition depot or equipment, and neo-nazis and a call, or it’s a bull inflicted, they just found white swans, the northern part of azov has already been cleared. this is a rather serious percentage of this industrial zone, which is now being discussed worldwide. here we will interrupt the movement, we will have a hole there and everything is clearly visibl

on the surrender of captivity, ordering the nazis of azov on the spot shoot anyone who wants to.eapons among ukrainian military personnel of foreign mercenaries during offensive operations to liberate the city of mariupol at the request of the president of the republic of turkey erdogan on april 16, a special operation was carried out in the primorsky district to free hostages held by ukrainian nazis in a turkish mosque as a result of the selfless actions of the russian special forces group, the mosque was blocked. 29 militants were destroyed. including foreign mercenaries hostages citizens one of the cis countries were released and taken to a safe place in recent days. almost fifteen hundred people surrendered, including officers and sailors of the thirty-sixth brigade and marines. hello sunshine king dad call home. first. what are they asking, relatives, how are you being treated in captivity, the kiev authorities are intimidating, both the military personnel themselves and their families, the command instructed the marines at the ilyich plant to surrender, they should not be i

one town are �*more horrific�* than first reported — as harrowing details emerge of civilians held captivegound. there were people here, including dozens of children, who were living amongst corpses for hours, sometimes days. another attack in israel — at least two people dead and eight wounded in a shooting in tel aviv. meet the new supreme courtjustice, ketangi brown jackson — the first black woman appointed to america's highest court. and one of the world's biggest rock bands pink floyd join forces with a serving soldier to shed some light on the dark side of the ukraine invasion. hello and welcome to bbc news. the ukrainian president says the violent actions of russian troops in the town of borodyanka near kyiv are �*much more horrific�* than those inflicted on the residents of the town of bucha. at the same time, harrowing accounts of life in areas occupied by the russians have emerged. tens of thousands of residents of chernihiv suffered punishing conditions with little food, water or power. yogita limaye has been given rare access to the area, now that russian forces have pulled out

and how he served ukraine, but now he tells from captivity. must have had me with the mortar, but i refused to fire. i told the commander that i could n't fight. i was sent on duty at the checkpoint on ksp on the observation path of the control room at the bunker and this training throughout. this is from training for four years. no, i spent all the time in the bunker, because i was afraid of their planes, please, in the bunker, no one else. and there was one croat on one of the positions in metallist's territory and one british on the other side in his position as a metallurgical factory friend. i learned this information from my croatian friend in the battalion. he said that when he was in sartan he heard that other croats were fighting there. well, i i didn’t see anyone, i just heard that there is still a croat. in general, the details about whom i saw and did not see are very curious. it's like i was with a mortar, but refused to shoot. and what were you doing then near this minot, moreover, since at least the eighteenth year this man who

so thank you all for your support later already in captivity. british.ething else at some point after the next shelling, everyone who was next to him decided to run, surrender, everyone began to scatter in different directions. he seemed to be the commander. i still. i don't know what happened to those. who was there with me. we were abandoned. i know who made such a decision; i don't know about the fate of the wounded, someone remained. i don't know what happened to the bodies of the dead people, they say frankly, does not inspire confidence, especially the residents of donbass who, in the literal sense, perhaps these captives who surrendered today were so eager to kill, shooting at schools and kindergartens, even coming up with a derogatory abbreviation for everyone. who lives in the donbas ordlo, certain areas of the donetsk luhansk region, some of the prisoners were brought to the monument at the mass grave of the victims. these were 8 years of massacre, we are very ashamed , we did not know, you know, you wanted to create such things, if you came to

the children died in the orphanage long ago, that with them the nails are straight, the war is captiveay in the camp on the screen all this adds up to a poignant story about the will to live. hope heaven is stronger than death, prisoners van denisovich outwardly fragile, emaciated, but not broken, this contrast is conveyed by the brilliant acting of philip jankowski not so often from appearing on the big screen, especially in the lead roles. we were engaged in research about the life of the human spirit, nor broken, surviving all these epithets. they approach my character on the verge of exhaustion and death. this lasted my task. what, so that in my performance of this role someone sees himself, sees himself and becomes better strong acting work attention to detail and powerful dramaturgy that makes you think and answer difficult questions raises ivan denisovich to the rank of the main tv premieres of the season to appreciate the picture of the classic of russian cinema. it will be possible tomorrow at 21:15 on our channel. well, then the steps of health, how many steps does one step r

of their hands, not to the elbow of their cut, but wash themselves with this blood, if they are captivated by the end there , too, understand, yes, they will be judged without fail, because take it off, that is, in anticipation of the inevitable end. understood, understandable. while alive while alive, and therefore did not understand. it's a choice everything in mariupol we must understand it will end sooner or later, we will not rush our guys, but it will end with a complete unconditional victory in this. but , at least this operation is important. they don’t let up on america, they continue to put pressure on an already unprecedented number of sanctions, more than 6,000 have been imposed on russia, but this is not the end, because in the united states they found a new tsar sanctions a new appointment, which should maximize the pressure on russia and that’s how he will be doing. we saw today's inflation data in march, prices soared by 70%. and this is a consequence of the russian invasion action. putin in ukraine led to an increase in gas and food prices around the world in order to some

the infantrymen, who are now in captivity, who also need to be pulled out in the first place. with all due respect to medvedchuk. he is a ukrainian politician. i know him very well, he must be taken away. he really did a lot of good things to restore and maintain relations with russia, but, nevertheless, excuse me for this phrase, although any of our privates is now more expensive, who is in captivity, sasha and another very important question. do you confirm the information about a british mercenary who was among those who surrendered marines. and what do the fighters of the dpr intend to do with him, because he definitely does not fall under any conventions and for the last 3 years he has only been engaged in killing and exterminating the inhabitants of donbass . , determine, uh, people associated with the application of the law and uh, zhen, he also took the oath, as shown. it is this status that should be investigated, but for me he is not soldiers for those who took him prisoner. i was walking along the line yesterday afternoon. photographed with phone and photographed th

to survive the ukrainian captivity, the released russian military spoke about the brutality of the armed forces and representatives of the groups. special status or social inequality in europe refugees from latin american countries are outraged by the selective approach to visitors from ukraine so russia's permanent representative to the un vasily nebenzya presented evidence of a staging of a provocation in the butcher . after their departure, there was no silence about this in kiev for 4 days. and after the provocation, as nebenzya noted, they started talking about the justification of any response; by this, the ukrainian authorities confirmed that they consider genocide, as a method of warfare, a pretext was created for purges and the execution of innocent ukrainians as traitors, but on the west does not want to hear this in holding an emergency meeting of the security council, at which russia left was denied. moreover , alexei veselovsky will continue twice the permanent representative of russia, vasily nebenzya, gathered a press conference. after russia twice refused to hold a securi

still original in captivity.hey live even to 70 years old because they have been living in the moscow zoo for about 30 years. let's see, these unique birds are used to train capfford horned birds, ravens to jump on a stump on command, but not for fun. the stump will then be replaced with a scale at the right time. so employees weigh birds with the help of similar trainings - african ravens are prepared for the next veterinary examination. now let's try to ask so that they fly to the perch, and we will consider e- flight. are they all right with rubies wings , come on well done kafford horned ravens and you can not teach this. it is a very intelligent bird in nature. they live, so to speak, in large families, usually consisting of ten to eleven individuals, this is the dominant couple and their offspring. so crows are considered, because they are so smart that they all stay together, you live in a group. you need to, uh, communicate and communicate with your kindred. and it requires the development of intelligence

in captivity. well, they'll either be shot, or something terrible will happen to them. this was constantly explained by those who surrendered, they talk about it and say, thank god that this is not so, that the russian soldiers the soldiers of the dpr army are noble real warriors, but our special forces are already quite active in azov, you say. yes, uh there are entrances. uh, there are already entries in these communications, in which they hope to stay, but we must remember that azovstal and the plant of ilyich this is about 11 m². it's pretty big. uh, industrial agglomeration and even more so with a huge amount of underground utilities, so cautious approaches ah, do storm these very ones, and how would these positions of the nationalists, but not worth it, because they even i already said that they are trying to break out. and uh, you still need to finish the job, and around the blocks. and so, when we were there, it was just that kind of work that these quarters were doing. here they are litera

the treatment in captivity is excellent.ven gave birth to this very supayo what they shared with us, and in the phone of this prisoner of war specialist they generally found in the video, a mockery of russian fighters on the air. we will not show the video. the captive chikarov, of course, did not expect anything good. what do you think about it? this is not good. so these are prisoners of war. well, you can't do that with prisoners. now you are a prisoner of war, as they treat you here, like, well, they beat them, they feed them . what information was brought to you while you were in the brigade? ah, ah, possible surrenders didn’t say that they don’t take prisoners, uh, they don’t take prisoners. uh, even if they take it so uh, they treat you terribly ah, the conditions of the task are not ali, that is, you deceived, it turns out, it turns out from here. our group provided an opportunity for prisoners of war to contact their relatives. here is a snippet of the conversation. with our boys, in short, now he treats us normally

africa was brought in 2015 from two zoos in europe, that is, they were already born in captivity, and secondly, the staff arranged the dwelling of dik- diks in such a way that the animals feel safe, even being in the sight of visitors, so when you come to the zoo and don't watch the dick wildly in the aviary. you just have to look, and they are hiding in the bushes in huts. uh, that's why we make places for them to hide, because if an animal that wild can't hide, it doesn't feel comfortable in an enclosure. and we care about animal welfare. in general, in just 2-3 months. after the move, the digddiki have already got used to the new environment of the keepers and even made friends with their neighbors - huge black antelopes. in summer, these animals graze in the same clearing. the avengers very often think that these are the children of black anti-optes, and sometimes you even have to argue with him that they are not children. these are completely different antibiotics. and the truth looks like cubs, adults usually weigh about 7 kg, such babies are not able to repulse predators. altho

the world's oldest female gorilla in captivity has celebrated her 65th birth, bad, burly, due with us celebratory cake. fatter has lived there since 1950 mine she arrived and she was just 2 years old and now lives there. when her son for daughters and grandchild western lowland guerrillas are an endangered species due to the destruction of their natural habitat. news asia is next to i'll be back at the top of it. oh god god, what does more do to people or hatred and violence inherited from generation to generation and award winning documentary searches for answers for 2 years. the auto companies are so a fist family in northern syria insights.

the civilian kept his 2 captives to ukraine and she added that you will not do any more exchange the sweat of the prisoners. so far, there has been several rounds of the prisoners swept between the 2 countries, but the ukrainian side was leaving the russian prisoners of war. and the russian side also was, was exchanged returning the ukrainian soldiers. however, here the situation is a little bit getting different. now you can use demand in the civilians to be, to be returned to q a to, to ukraine unconditionally. better many according to her. there are many, many years and active is that have been taken captive catholic, had been captured by the russian forces when they were in control in the regions particularly and around the key of last and also to the whole front line in the eastern regions in don't boss as well. and now, as the, the demand is here, she says that this captives are not only only ukranian territory, but also they are being held in prisons on the russian territory as well, claiming that russia to many of them were on its own soil. and on the other hand, she also sai