more than 20 civilians are killed in central ukraine after a cruise missile hits a residential safety this happened right in the middle of a beautiful morning when people would've been out and about, but nowhere is safe in ukraine anymore. michelle: the consequences of the war from russian families. we hear from the mother of one russian soldier who went missing in ukraine, and a secret self-portrait by vincent van gogh has been discovered by experts in scotlan thanks to x-rays. welcome to "world news america" on pbs and around the globe. we begin in sri lanka, a country in limbo. the president who fled the country yesterday formally resigned after days of protests. demonstrators took to the streets to celebrate despite a curfew. the prime minister has been appointed acting president, although demonstrators want him to step aside. we begin this reportrom colombo. >> a moment to savor after months of struggle. ♪ now there is joy. these demonstrators had one key demand, that the man they blame for their economic woes resigned. now president gotabaya rajapaksa did. protesters say they ar

exactly of any size, in fact, her west central western ukraine. and it's a place you know, you've been mentioning some figures. there's thousands of people who are still missing. there's over 50 people who are still in hospital in the hospital with serious injuries over 30 of them are so suffering from serious injuries. that destiny is over 20 and it's rising by the hour that these city vanessa is in a place where there's a lot of people, including people from here and key of but also people from the eastern side of the country have sort refuse since the beginning of the war because they felt it was safer, are spoken to a lot of people during my stay here in ukraine, whose family has moved to vanessa because they felt there was sheltered from that kind of attacks and her attack. and today shows that really i've been saying that time and again, but nowhere really feels and nowhere really save any more here in ukraine. yeah, a place that says safe, no more. how is this attack part of roches strategy in the school? well, it's difficult to see, or any

farfrom the raid siren, but this is central ukraine. was huge. a giant department store and an office block were destroyed, but it seems the russian's target was opposite. this place was called officers house but it is a concert hall. we saw no sign of any military here. it hall. we saw no sign of any military here. ., , hall. we saw no sign of any military here. , here. it was scary, people came runnina here. it was scary, people came running this _ here. it was scary, people came running this way _ here. it was scary, people came running this way covered - here. it was scary, people came running this way covered in - here. it was scary, people came - running this way covered in shrapnel injuries so i ran on the other direction because it was frightening.— direction because it was frightening. direction because it was friuuhtenin. , , frightening. this is right in the heart of vinnytsia _ frightening. this is right in the heart of vinnytsia and - frightening. this is right in the heart of vinnytsia and now - frightening. this is right

patrol the capital up to the government. reagan poses a curfew to restore order. russia strike central ukraine, at least 22 people killed after missiles hit the city of vin. it's up far away from the front lights at a place for the united states and israel on iran, president biden, and prime minister lucky to be signed as security packed with a promise to do whatever it takes to prevent a run from developing nuclear weapons, have no where else ah, i've been visible and welcome to them as president to go to bio roger pox has sent his resignation form in official said they are still confirming it's authenticity. the speaker of parliament is set to make an announcement on friday. protest in the capital colombo, a celebrated is despite an ongoing curfew announced by the countries acting. president pasha is currently in singapore, off to fleeing the mass protests in his country. let's go over to get the latest from our correspondent and they were chandry joins us from the made protest, citing colombo madeira. what can you tell us about this resignation letter coming? yes, this is a big day. big new

also coming up roches, strikes central ukraine, at least 23 people are killed off to miss tiles. hit the city of vanessa. far away from the front lines. plus the political crisis in italy, prime minister mario draggy office to resign, but the president says no draggy saying he could no longer lead the government off to losing the support of the populace. 5 star movement ah, i'm john driebe. thank you for your company, sri lanka. is president gotta go to buy a rush epoxy has resigned from offers. following months of protests, he stepped down off to fleeing to singapore. through lanka has been hit by ways of demonstrations against what is its worst economic crisis in decades. a night time curfew is now in effect in capital colombo, by thousands of people to find the order to state hein pouring out on the streets to celebrate the president's resignation. barbara, on the streets of sri lanka, people celebrate off to hearing. the country's president has resigned. they say this is a triumph for democracy. daughter is a huge ricky mist rather here more than 3 months. and i would like to

also coming up. russia strides, central ukraine, at least 23 people are killed after missiles hit the city of van. it's far away from the wars front. lot plus political prices in italy, prime minister mario druggie has offered to resign. the italian president says, nope, druggie saying that he can no longer lead the government after losing the support of the populace. 5 star move ah, i bring. gov is good to have you with us tonight after days of uncertainty shall lancoste president go to buy a raja coxa has handed in his resignation. it comes after roger pox of fled the country arriving earlier this morning in singapore. news of the resignation. st. protesters back into the streets of sri lanka to celebrate, but the nighttime curfew that is now in effect, is a stark reminder that the country's crisis is far from over. i, on the streets answering people celebrate after hearing the country's president has resigned. they say this is a triumph for democracy. is a huge ricky mist rather here more than 3 months. and i would like to say like, it's this, i mean, at this moment i feel is that

also coming up, russia strikes a central ukraine. at least 23 people are killed, they're often missiles hit the city of vinegar so far away from the front lines. and the political crisis in the italy prime minister mario draggy office to resign . but the president says no draggy saying he can no longer lead the government off to losing the support of the populist 5 star movement. ah, i'm john driebe. thank you for your company. sri lanka is president, go to by roger pox, a has resigned from office following months of protests. he stepped down after fleeing to cinnapool, sri lanka has been hit by ways of demonstrations against what is. it's worst economic crisis in decades. a night time curfew is now in effect capital colombo, but thousands of to the people have defied the order to stay at home. they've poured out on to the streets to celebrate the president's resignation. barbara, on the streets, us re lanka. people celebrate off to hearing the countries president has resigned. they say this is a triumph for democracy. missouri is a

also coming up, russia strikes central ukraine, at least 23 people are killed after missiles hit the city of vin. it's so far away from the front lines plus the political crisis in italy. prime minister mario draggy off is to resign, but the president says no draggy say he can no longer lead the government after losing the support of the populace. 5 star movement. ah, i am jared. read. welcome to the program. sir lincoln's have been celebrating after they are in battle. president stepped down for months. they been demanding the resignation of president. go to buy a raj epoxy who they blame for the countries severe economic crisis. he finally did so on thursday after fling singapore through lancaster parliamentary speaker is expected. he is expected to confirm the authenticity of this resignation. later, later today, barbara on the streets of sri lanka, people celebrate. after hearing the country's president has resigned. they say this is a triumph for democracy. is a huge ricky mist rather here more than 3 months. and i would like to say like, it's this, i mean, at this moment, i fee

also coming up roches, strikes central ukraine. at least 23 people killed after missiles hit. the city of vinegar far away from the front lines and a political crisis in easily prime minister mario draggy office to resign. but the president says, no. drago druggie says he can no longer lead the government after losing the support of the populace. fivestar movement. ah, i am jared read. welcome to the program through lankin. so been celebrating the resignation after they are in battle. that president stepped down for months. they've been demanding that president go to by russia poxy resign. they blame him for the country, severe economic crisis. he finally did so on thursday, after fling to singapore through lancaster parliamentary speak is expected to confirm the authenticity of the resignation letter. later today. ha! on the streets, us re lanka. people celebrate off to hearing. the countries president has resigned . they say this is a triumph for democracy. daughter is a huge ricky mist rather here more than 3 months. and i would like to say like, it's this, i mean, at this

where's the lensky wards the death toll could rise higher after a russian attack on the central ukraine? emergency crews are still searching through the rubble after missiles hit the city . and then it's yeah, killing at least 23 people here in western countries are calling it a war crime. ah . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. she lank as parliamentary speaker has accepted the resignation of president. go to bio raja pucca. she loggins have been celebrating after their embattled precedent stepped out. for months they have been demanding the removal of roger poxy, who they blame for the country, severe economic crisis. he finally tendered his resignation after to sample. oh, on the streets, us re lanka. people celebrate off to hearing the countries president has resigned. they say this is a triumph for democracy. our daughter is a huge ricky mist rather here more than 3 months. and i would like to say like, it's this, i mean, at this moment i feel is that a good lesson for all caught up at boy diligence injury lanka? yasser. extremely happy philosophy because viva, to be god. all

the government after losing the support of the populace fivestar movement and russia, striking central ukraine at least 23 people are killed after missiles hit. the city of that, it's far away from the battlefield. and the front lot ah i bring gov is good to have you with us tonight. protesters intro lanka are celebrating our news that president go to buy a raja pucca has sent in his resignation. the government is expected to confirm the authenticity of his letter of resignation on friday, but for pro gestures in the capital, colombo, the news is as good as official. they took to the streets again, this time enjoy. and despite a curfew and sounds fine, the country's acting president, former president roger parsha, fled the country this week and is now in singapore. d. w's many. richard, are you sinners? this update on protesters, reactions to the news and colombo. wow. well, i'm getting mixed reaction, but not in the way that you would expect the i think that they're very happy that go to bed. i took that design but also they're very sad that at the theater, looking at the state of the country

, biden says, the waste won't white forever or iran to agree to a nuclear deal. russia strike central ukraine. at least 20 people a killed off the miss house hit the city of vinegar so far from the front lines in the east and south of the contract for that grenade shaft. as days of turmoil troops are on patrol in the capital, colombo, after the government re imposes a coffee to restore roda, protests is leave government buildings and considered that next vote. and germany mocks, the anniversary of one of its worst natural disasters. many survivors are angry, still waiting for help to rebuild a year off to funds tool for their homes and businesses. ah, i'm been fizzle and welcome you alliances of forming in the middle east is where the prime it is. the yellow heat has welcomed us president joe biden to jerusalem on his tour of the region. in 11 talks biden urged le pete to join other middle eastern nations in a united front against iran. analysts say to runs rapidly, approaching completion of a nuclear weapon is right. the date of bound to never let that happen on friday. biden will meet with

also coming up. russia strikes central ukraine, at least 23 people are killed after missiles hit. the city of vin itself far away from the front lot. plus political crisis in italy, prime minister mario druggie has offered to resign. the president have said no froggy saying that he can no longer lead the government after losing the support of the populace. 5 star movement and u. s. president biden at israel's prime minister lap. he'd promised to prevent a ron from developing nuclear weapons, but the devil is in the details. ah, i'm burned. gov to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome to night. after days of uncertainty shall link as president go to bio roger coxa has handed in his resignation. he comes after roger parks of fled, the country arriving earlier this morning in singapore. news of the resignations and protesters back into the streets of sri lanka to celebrate. but the night time you that is now in effect is a stark reminder that the countries crisis is far from over. oh, on the streets of sri lanka, people celebrat

there was an air raid siren, but this is central ukraine, far from the fighting, so people ignored ite ruins, we found this, smeared with blood. the four—year—old it belongs to was killed. her name was liza. her mum filmed the little girl just an hour before the attack. they were on their way to see her speech therapist. irina herself was badly injured. today, in the hague, ukraine's prosecutor general called russia's missile strike a war crime. translation: it was scary. people came running this way, covered in shrapnel injuries, so i ran in the other direction, because it was frightening. a giant department store was destroyed, including a medical centre, completely gutted on the ground floor. but it seems the russians�* target was opposite. this is called 0fficers house, but it's a concert hall. we saw no sign of any military here. it is really hard to see scenes like this, and to think of how russia talks about its precision missiles and its military targets. this wasn't a military target, and the force of the blast here was so huge that it wrapped that car around the base of this

there was an air raid siren, but this is central ukraine, far from the fighting, so people ignored itt was huge. and among the ruins we found this, smeared with blood. the four—year—old it belongs to was killed. her name was liza. her mum filmed the little girljust an hour before the attack. they were on their way to see her speech therapist. irina herself was badly injured. today, in the hague, ukraine's prosecutor general called russia's missile strike a war crime. translation: it was scary. people came running this way covered in shrapnel injuries, so i ran in the other direction, because it was frightening. a giant department store was destroyed, including a medical centre, completely gutted on the ground floor. but it seems the russians' target was opposite. this is called officers house, but it's a concert hall. we saw no sign of any military here. it is really hard to see scenes like this and to think of how russia talks about its precision missiles and its military targets. this wasn't a military target and the force of the blast here was so huge that it wrapped that car aroun

it was kravchuk who did not start the building on the basis of soviet pioneer camps in central ukrainet youth organizations. plast members were called scouts. it was some such complete alternative to the pioneers of these people. uh, these young people were brought up in a nationalist spirit. then already there they began to zigg, and then they already had it. uh, swastika signs in the form of two lightning bolts. and this one was created pool and started slowly. this concrete ideology is galloping, that muscovite who was in the thirteenth year. i asked why non-polish historical tours. we had a difficult relationship , well, well, he was one of the ideologists. e. leonid makarovich kravchuk, he even, i think he himself was frightened of that scope, because he perfectly understood, remembering from childhood he had the way they fought. eh, those to whom he inflicted, uh, bread and milk, how they fought the poles and the russians, he was afraid. and maybe even felt that it could come to ukraine and it did. raskinazism, for which he so diligently looked after, their former party geologist

this is in central ukraine. it is the chart aftermath of a russian cruise missile. you see the panic, civilians and first responders rushing stretchers out of still smoldering wreckage. the pictures are gruesome and all too familiar. the entire building's windows reduced to glass shards, cars battered the kinetic force of the strike. 22 officials say were dead. the death toll so far includes three children. 39 still missing. authorities worn they may need dna tests to identify even more bodies. let's get straight to the scene with cnn's, claim. walk us through what you're seeing and what we know. >> talk about that kinetic force. here's one example but this is across the street from the blast site you can see how my windows are completely thrown out but barely any survived. people are trying to, who were living in the building, trying to make sure their permits are sealed in. this is the last site itself. this is a building called the house of officers pickets the concert hall. you can see the incredible force that is missile strike would have had. if we can, we wil

russian missiles have struck civilian buildings in central ukraine, killing at least 23 people includingr—year—old liza dmitrieva pressure on nhs emergency services or at an all—time high. and europe continues to struggle with rising temperatures — hundreds evacuate from their homes in spain as wildfires spread. good morning. our top story this morning — thousands of rail workers will go on strike again in the coming weeks. in addition to a day of strike action on the 27thjuly, the rmt union has announced its members will strike on thursday the 18th and saturday the 20th august in their ongoing row over pay, jobs and conditions. yesterday, the aslef union also said train drivers at eight rail companies would stage a walk—out on saturday 30th july. sharon graham, the general secretary of unite union is warning of a "summer of discontent" as workers are being made to "pay the price of inflation". our economics editor faisal islam reports. there have been strikes on the railways and more have been announced later this month and in august, too. they have been threatened in the skies and acro

tonight, and the horrific toll now emerging after russian missiles targeting an office building in central ukraine, far from the front lines. an apartment building complex was hit, too. at least 23 people killed, including three children. more than 100 injured. abc's tom soufi burridge is on the scene in ukraine for us tonight. >> reporter: tonight, death and destruction in the heart of vinnytsia in central ukraine. surveillance videos posted by a ukrainian official showing the moment of impact. some ducking for cover inside a store, a cyclist thrown to the ground. debris flying everywhere. sheer panic. and a shadow descending. likely from the thick column of acrid smoke seen filling the skyline in this video online. 4-year-old elizaveta, seen in video, thought to be taken just before the attack. killed. tonight, her stroller now the scene of an alleged war crime. imagine this area mid-morning, downtown, in a major ukrainian city. and look what the russian missiles have done here. the russians would have known that this area would have been packed full of families and children. and your husband wo

also coming up, russia strikes a central ukraine, at least 23 people are killed after missiles hit. the city of it's far away from the wars front. lot plus political prices in italy, prime minister mario druggie has offered to.

and we begin with breaking news from ukraine. russian missiles have struck the central ukrainian city of v needs. the. this is mobile phone footage of the aftermath of the attack. local authorities say that at least 3 missiles hit an office block and damage nearby residential buildings. at least 12 people are reported did. and many more of the legislative cross over to the w's. and they calmly and gave nick a severe attack in the heart of ukraine. very far away from the front lines that we know of what war can you tell us? what exactly the nearest frontline fighting to v. it's about 400 kilometers away. the city that hadn't seen much in the way of attacks from the sincerely part of the war when the military air fields on the edge city were hit by the russians. first, real attack on the downtown area and pretty extraordinary images coming now through social media from vanessa presence lensky, talking of russia as a terrorist state. or near the ukranian line. all this that this is a decided a kind of conscious tactic by the russians to hit civilian targets in the hope that this will spr

embassy and sing a full a russian air strike is killed at least 20 people, including a child in central ukraine. dozens of people were injured in the attack in the city of anita, a number of residential and commercial buildings were also destroyed. libya's oil chief is refusing to accept the prime minister decision to sack him, saying his monday to govern has expired. the tripoli base prime minister named a new board of directors, including a new chairman on wednesday and protests and haiti have blocked roads in the capital. the angry about a fuel shortage brought home by a crumbling economy and gang violence flooding. impulse of central and western india has killed dozens of people and left thousands more homeless. heavy rainfall has swarmed homes and destroyed infrastructure in several states. people in low lying areas in parts of the south have been told to leave their homes. authorities release water from dams. hollywood actor kevin spacey has pleaded not guilty. london's criminal central court to 4 charges of sexual assault against 3 men. the allegations date back 17 years, which the 2 tim

logic, the gold and foreign exchange reserves of ukraine were recently transferred to poland before the normalization of the situation. the head of the central bank explained that ukraine relies heavily on international support to accumulate resources and finance spending and there may be logic in this, but more historical deja vu by anna efimova valeriy savelyev anastasia popova typical, ukraine we will talk about ukraine, polish relations, their past present and possible prospects with our permanent expert rostislav ishchenko rostislav good afternoon. good afternoon rostislav so , uh, is this the centuries-old polish-ukrainian enmity, it has remained in the past and only cloudless distances lie ahead, the modern ukrainian state was created on the basis of an absolutely russophobic concept. yes i think that it is impossible to create a ukrainian state on the basis of another concept. and the poles have an uninhabited complex of a failed empire, which, again, was stolen from them by the russians, and this certainly brings them closer, the ukrainian political satellite, which began to form anew in the 17th century. on the base. yes, this coss

ukraine. at least 20 people are killed up in the south. if the city of been in central, you pray far from the front lines of the east and south of the country, plus sri lanka, on edge of the days of turmoil troops are on patrol in the capital, colombo, the government pre imposes a curfew to restore order protest is the government buildings and consider the next move and germany march the anniversary of one of its worst natural disasters. many survivors are angry, still waiting for help to rebuild a year off the floods, through their homes and businesses. ah, i'm painful and welcome is where the payment is. the year le pete has welcomed you as president joe biden to jerusalem on his tour of the middle east in there, one to one, talk spite, and urged unpaid to join other middle eastern nations in a united front against iran. analysts say tape round is rapidly approaching completion of a nuclear weapon is by the lead of bound to never let that happen on friday byte. and we'll meet with leaders from the palestinian authority and saudi arabia before returning to washington i

dozens of people killed in chess of yard before that, with the shopping center increment, you can central ukraine and on the other hand, on the ground with the artillery battles of the last few weeks, months of dumbass be definitely seeing that they are increasingly having problems with logistics the ukrainians really using the western weapons they've been given to really great effect and are really the destroying russian weapons defers that mix picture. but the basic political decision in moscow is still nowhere near peace . no. when in negotiations and they're going to try and push home basically seemingly irrespective of what it costs there, so on the ground. nicolai, thank you so much for following that for us in keeping us up to date. joining us from keith, we appreciate it. here some other stores make news around the world, locked me as president wants to boost the country's defense bending and make military service compulsory for all citizens 18 to 27. as soon as next year, the proposals will have to be reviewed by parliament before taking effect. the needle member has already committed to

you see that it really establishes a land corridor for russians from crimea all the way into central ukraine. and it is actually very, very important for them to supply their, their forces, their troops in the city, but also in, on the west and bank of the river of the neutral neva river did very important to us very important gear, et cetera. so you will see a much more action to say so in the house and region, of course, at the same time is going to be the civilians have to be the bronze for this. as ukraine is stepping up, it's counter offensive without any major gains yet. i'm just preparing to ground for it and russia. of course, we want to defend the region that the f taken in a few months ago. and it is also of course, the ongoing grain issue with speculation. things could stop moving today. wait at where things stand there. if you listen to the un, she's mr. griffith there. he said that things look good in the sense that this could start today at the same time, a quote, the crucial details that have not been booked out yet. no, one of this crucial details, of course, is the question

also coming up -- russia strikes central ukraine. at least 23 people are killed after missiles hit the city, far away from the front lines. plus a political crisis in italy. mario draghi has offered to resign, the president has said no. he says he can no longer lead the government after losing the support of the five-star movement. and israel's prime minister promised to prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons but the devil is in the details. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs, in the united states, and to all of you around the world, welcome. tonight, after days of uncertainty, the president of sri lanka has handed in his resignation. it comes after he fled the country, arriving earlier this morning in singapore. news of the resignations and protesters -- sent protesters back into the streets to celebrate. but the nighttime curfew that's now in effect is a stark reminder that the country's crisis is far from over. ♪ reporter: on the streets of sri lanka, people celebrate, after hearing the country's preside

we are following a russian cruise missile attack in central ukraine that has killed at least 23 peoplescott mclean is on the scene in ukraine. >> reporter: midmorning, a busy commercial district in vinnytsia, far from any frontlines. three missiles landed here, obliterating a medical center, severely damaging buildings all around, offices and a theater. burned-out cars leader of the series. rescue workers comb through the smoking messed wreckage, but amid the destruction, little hope of recovering anyone alive. throughout the day, the list of casualties grew. more than 20 people killed, including three children. dozens more injured, many in critical condition. others unaccounted for., the victims, this for-year-old, who was killed in her stroller. her mother was severely injured. with the russians target i know, the defense ministry in moscow has had nothing to say about the attack. ukrainians and say a total of seven cruise missiles were launched from the black sea, four intercepted, tragically, three were not. people here in a state of shock. this woman and her husband own a business

they haven't changed their stretchy, i was at a shopping center in central ukraine about 10 days ago. also, you know, countless dead there. no change in the threat she and just claims for moscow time tom again that they were hitting military targets and that these weren't civilians, even though you know very clearly these are civilians who are suffering. i think the kind of take away for ukrainians is wherever they are. and yet, even if they're not near a military target, if you have the chance to get out, you have to because you know, there is no place in this country and especially anywhere near the front lines. it is anywhere near safe. back here in germany, lawmakers have new concerns about energy being used as a weapon. the biggest pipelines applying rush, national gas to the country, close for 10 days of annual maintenance work. however, authorities in germany and across europe. through that moscow may keep the taps off to punish the west for its ord of ukraine. leaders are now warning industries in the household alike. to prepare for gas shortage is in the fall. gas has stopped

western ukraine first grade, kyiv and central ukraine second grade. yellow third grade very strongly. it turns out that noah was in the ancient dill, ukraine is the history of the great power. history of civilization of ukraine attention, look at the first page in the first lines. archontrop lyudina 's old friend came to the territory of ukraine through the balkans from africa close to the smoke of leon rocky, and we are now engaged in denocification, we will exterminate this literature everywhere and never again on ukrainian soil. people won't read. this is shit. here, if look at the textbook 8.9.10 such a subject they have candles where children were taught how to mine a thermal imaging device there. they were preparing molodezhka for the same day for the war with russia in the fourteenth year, they were 12-14 years old . azov. imagine, at their base, there was a children's school, that is, a sports school for small mariupol. yes, they went there to play sports, and they were embroidered. but these isis terrorists treated children in exactly the sam

haven't made any change to their strategy since that devastating tech on the shopping center in central ukraine. but 10 days ago they are keeping on doing this and basically what this means for ordinary ukrainians living, anyone, it felt like that basically wherever they are have a far they are from a garrison or a barracks or some other build shall get. they are not in safety, and they really should be making plans or you're thinking about leaving now because these target these targets the civilian buildings are being talked to. tom tom again did up his name. connelly reporting there from keith, turned out to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines today. to lancaster, parliament says it will elect a new president next week to replace or to buy arrow to park. so he and the prime minister promised to resign over unrest spock by the economic crisis. protesters in columbus say they will carry on occupying the leaders homes until the 2 men are gone. the award winning iranian film director jaffar penknife has been arrested according to rainy and media reports say he was protesting

there was an air raid siren, but this is central ukraine, far from the fighting, so people ignored itled officers house, but it's a concert hall. we saw no sign of any military here. translation: it was scary. people came running this way covered in shrapnel injuries, so i ran in the other direction because it was frightening. this is right in the heart of vinnytsia and now this whole square is a disaster scene. there are dozens of rescuers here working through the day bray, the wreckage this missile strike. this was a building of offices, there were shops and they are all completely destroyed. as a social club just next door, a concert venue. again, a civilian building and it is also gutted. there is a huge hole blasted through the building. there have been a firework are dousing the flames even hours after the strike. russia of course always says it fires precision missiles at military targets. but this was shops, these as people, civilians out walking in the park and a square here. it's another reminder that this war is costing lives every single day, civilians are being killed a l

to say that you waste won't white forever for iran to agree to a nuclear deal. russia strike central ukraine. at least 20 people killed off the miss house hit the city of unit so far from the front lines in the east and south of the contract for that grown.

haven't made any change to their strategy since that devastating tech on the shopping center in central ukraine. but 10 days ago they are keeping on doing this and basically what this means for ordinary ukrainians. living anyone at the front lines that basically wherever they are have a far they are from a garrison or a barracks or some other build shall get. they are not in safety and they really should be making plans or you're thinking about leaving now because these target, these targets the civilian buildings are being talked to time time again. that's a look now. some of the other stories making headlines today. lithuania has expanded curbs. on trade, through its territory to russia's baltic, explain of coline rock. as more you sanctions against moscow. again, additional goods now bar includes concrete, woods and alcohol. moscow as called the ban an illegal blockade and threatened retaliation if transit does not resume soon. for lancaster, parliament says it will elect a new president. next week to replace. got a buyout reza boxer. he and the prime minister have promised to resign over un

time this kind of mass killing of civilians happens, we saw it with the attack on the mall and central ukraine just some weeks ago. and it doesn't seem to add up the question about the kind of intention, whether this was intentionally about trying to panic and quote, caused chaos among civilians. or whether this is just because russia is running out of more precision, a capable weapons. i think that's the question for later question. the near prosecutes looking into potential war crimes. we'll look into, but i think the reality for civilians on the ground there is however far away they are from military target such as military targets. if you're anywhere near that front line, you are in intense danger and basic, the only way of guaranteeing of safety is getting as far away as possible. now, while they still can now andree year mark cur, the chief of staff of ukraine's president, he describes the strike on the apartment block as another terrorist attack. he's calling for russia to be officially recognized as a state sponsor of terrorism. what with that achievement? this is a u. s. definition, a

earlier this week, 20 other people died after an attack on a mall in central ukraine. russia is doing much more than just threatening lives. it is a war of choice and it jeopardizes the world order that we have known since the end of world war ii. russia just simply cannot be allowed to trample on the sovereignty of another democratic nation without consequences. that is why the united states is doing what they can. today, they are sending another injured $20 million of aid to strengthen ukraine's air defense since the start of the biden administration, the u.s. is committed more than seven and a half billion dollars to help. to break it all down, nbc news correspondent ali degrees he joins me now from kyiv. ali, what is behind these recent attacks, they seem to be targeting civilians. what does russia have to say about this? >> hey, simone. well, russia says that they don't hit civilians in this war. they say that they use high precision weapons to hit military and army installations. given how many civilians they have killed over the last four months, it makes an ope

regions of ukraine, the lowest air temperature will be 22-25°, hmm, the weather will remain dry, but in the afternoon and evening and in kharkiv oblast short-term rains with thunderstorms in the centralaine are forecast for luhansk oblast in donetsk region tomorrow, the weather is expected to be dry, air temperature from poltava 25 °c to vinnytsia + 30 °c, i.e. it will be hot, and the part of the central regions that is closer to the west will be hotter, respectively the eastern regions will be fresher, although in the dnipro. how do you think the air temperature will be quite high in the southern part of ukraine, eh, tomorrow, saturday, no precipitation is expected, hot, dry, sunny, 28-32 above zero in kyiv, eh, the weather is expected on saturday it will be dry, there will be a lot of sun and the air temperature in kyiv. now we will look at kyiv, wait a bit, the map will now show us a picture of kyiv . that's it. the maximum air temperature expected tomorrow in the capital will be around +28°, but since the sun is shining, it may go out somewhere up to 29-30 hm literally in 1-2 sentences that on sunday there will be more rain in kyiv, for example, short- term rains, thunderstorms,

, now people have mass-migrated there from the eastern regions , from the southern regions of central ukraineraine, and so on. and yes further that is, i don't know in what way this could be solved very dynamically now, and because the economy is no less important than the assembly, so well, in fact, there are many technical aspects that can be used to do such work to carry out if it is actually the main task to simply make it easier for people to leave. the same action that has proven itself positively in the majority can be done through it if physically . the applicant will appear in person at the picking center, it is important that the personnel who will make such a decision to let go , grant permission or not grant it, so that they do not brandish this thing, so that they do not require a certificate where where are you going? where will you be there? when will you return? in fact, this is an inconvenience, because the majority of citizens who are conscripts are already conducting their activities honestly on the territory of ukraine. which, unfortunately, are currently temporarily occup

first i want to go to cnn's ivan watson who joins us from central ukraine. e you both with us. ivan, russia continues to strike civilians in ukraine. what have you been seeing? >> reporter: right. well, the ukrainian juvenile prosecutors office has counted at least 353 ukrainian children killed since russia launched its invasion of this country on february 24th of this year, and more than 600 of those children, additional children injured. among the fatalities are 4-year-old lisa. she is one of at least 24 people who were killed, civilians, on thursday of last week when a russian cruise missile slammed into the central ukrainian city of vinnytsia. her funeral was held on sunday. that attack taking place mid-morning when kind of life was operating and people were going around their daily business. the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, he announced that the ukrainians have counted more than 3,000 cruise missiles strikes from russia on this country since the launch of the russian invasion. meanwhile, the russian defense minister who recently visited russi

milena studied as a paramedic at a medical college at an educational institution and evacuated to central ukraineno hurry to send graduates and even a photo of the certificate, they said that when there are documents, so we didn’t immediately move away, but since our college moved to the steps, we would rather go there. it's impossible. and pass it on through relatives too. perhaps because they still stay at home, and there, in fact, the grandmother only remained two recommendations. they already still have some documents copies of the record books statements that he studied at this university he still provides all these copies all these two documents that he has them the girl wants to study as an orthodontist dentist to find out the requirements of the selection committee , given that she has two citizenships of ukraine and russia, milena goes directly at the kuban medical university. you are exempt from the computer exam in russian. just go through the format of an oral interview, as we are now communicating with you. this is if milena acts as a citizen of russia, but as they say in the ministr

milena studied as a paramedic at a medical college, evacuated to an educational institution in central ukraine no hurry to send graduates and even a photo of the certificate, they said that when they were on hand there will be documents, they didn’t leave right away, but since our college moved there it’s impossible. uh , it’s also impossible to convey through relatives, because they still stay at home, and there, according to in fact, the grandmother only remained a cousin. he still has some documents , copies of the record books. the fact that he studied at this university, he still provides all these copies, all these two documents that he has, the girl wants to study as an orthodontist in order to find out the requirements of the selection committee, given that she has two citizenships of ukraine and russia milena goes directly to the kuban medical university from a computer exam in russian. just pass in the format oral recording. now we communicate. this is if milena acts as a citizen of russia, but as they say in the ministry of education and science, a girl can present a ukrainian passp