now we have our corresponding funny for char in western ukraine in the city of love. if i funny a give us the latest on the war, what you're hearing and what you're seeing, where you are, mary paul, the town that's been really in the focus now for the past couple of weeks has been reduced to rubble. and actually the situation of the civilians there clearly represents or symbolizes the agony of hundreds of thousands of others in other parts of ukraine in the danverse region, but also in the capital and keith in so mean hard keith and so many towns that the rural, basically got to know during the past 4 weeks is this will was began. now in the midst of all of this, you are president zalinski who keeps calling on the road leaders, but also civilians, both in russia and ukraine and elsewhere because he address other than the public. then 3 languages in russia, ukraine, and in english, he calls in every want to take to the streets today to bring an end to this war. now, this did not bring an end to the war so far because people there protesting in the past. and really, the

the sama having to wait longer than others to cross to safety . nasty w correspondent, fun for char, observed it, for women on the border. finally here, thousands are pouring towards the ukrainian border with romania. as word spreads of the tale back of refugees at the polish crossing with harrowing images stealing their minds and few items in their hands. they arrive at the last checkpoint to safety. oksana and her kids needed 4 days to get here from keith on her mind. what's ahead, they're going to look for work she car because i need to provide for my children. they and my husband stayed to defend his country. you know men of fighting age between 18 and 60 have to stay there also many none. ukrainians who want to leave students migrant workers. about half a 1000000 according to you and estimates. hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing for their lives, heading west for the border. not all these people from across ukraine are running from the same thing. but are they all getting the same treatment? i've met flat from heavily bon keith, a student from egypt. he says he's growing

ok, the w is plenty to char in the v, thanks so much. after a month of war, now many have been surprised at the strength of ukraine's defense. but the human cost of the conflict remains hard with the number of both military and civilian casualties growing by the day. and i made the destruction people are having to bury their friends and family in the most difficult of circumstances. d, w, correspond communist. she sent us this story on a slain soldier from a small village close to the polish border. house, fallen silent. he was just 20 years old, hit by russian artillery on day 3 of the war. it took weeks for his family to learn of his death and bring him home. people from all round came to demetrius funeral, to honor him for a little russian, quizzical. he was a true cossack overlooking the salem, on the small, the lot of the that he was funny, artistic of sir william into which he always wanted to help everyone. he loved his all so much. see her little boy. he wanted to keep this family together because of the z yet you're with her, bu

would have to be approved by the ukrainian people we can speak now to our correspondent funding for char. she's standing by for us in western ukraine in the city of if i funny, we are hearing the news that an agreement has been reached to evacuate civilians trapped in ukrainian cities via 9 humanitarian corridors. what more can you tell us about that? well this is pretty good news if those non humanitarian corridors actually operate and people can be evacuated. something of course, as we have seen during this ward in the past weeks, either worked in a very limited way or not at all. and when it comes to the town of mario pool, unfortunately there's no agreement. they in terms of trying to get people out and have a humanitarian corridor established to get a significant number of people, a significant number of people out at least 100000 of people. instead, ukraine said that in a nearby town, they basically set up transportation for people who make it out this far. and of course, still many of them would like to just make it here. but we are right now to live, which is basically the last t

patients been moved to safe areas is concerned for the safety of terminally ill children. antivirus char strapped reports now from basilica in eastern ukraine. anastasio brought her son to this hospital in the city of zap arisia, 2 weeks ago. 5 year old val, or the mayor was suffering eternal bleeding and in a critical condition, he is recovering. well. there has been heavy shilling in the town where they live and they can't get back because the russian army advance isn't just enough. of course i'm worried. i have 3 other children at home. there has been sheldon and they're hiding in the basement. newborn babies in incubators, lying the corridor. doctors have moved them here to shield them if this russian army shelling the blue senior marks in one of the hughes. this area is protected from shrapnel if there was a blast. so we put the babies here is deep inside the building between 2 walls. viashi's love leads us into the basement hospital star for preparing beds. the room feels cold and damp. they see the children who cannot be moved from the intensive care unit. the shelling starts ther

and take the drunken char to the palace today on the first you had all the best.y did you do that? we continue to follow everything that happens in the world in the program of channel one as before. a lot of information and analytical program news, expert comments are all in the large information channel on channel one. and we say goodbye to you. yes, and right now we are transmitting the word our colleagues from the information service. channel one right now news on channel one stay tuned. bye. hello time news on the first, we will tell you about the most important events right now. a ghost town in which people live live in complete darkness those who have flashlights. you can say lucky. they can somehow move around, the lpr helps the residents of the city of rubizhnaya, which is still under constant shelling by ukrainian neo-nazis.

ah, good, sorry, but this, this is our 0, the headlines, the saw a t v char of ukrainian capital kids husband hit by a russian missile strike less footage captured by witnesses to it. the tower is also used for communications purposes. at least 5 people are reported to have been killed. asses russian troops inch closer to you craves capital. this is our queue just a few moments ago were fighting as intensified ukraine, 2nd largest city coming under.

romania via ferry and for the latest on ukraine were joined by the debbie correspondent funny for char in the western that city of levine finney. president zalinski is now talking about a potential neutral status for ukraine in exchange for security guarantees. would any guarantees from moscow be credible though? that's a really good question. a given the situation here on the ground and all what ukraine has been through since february 24th. all the bombardments across the east and the southern, but also northern parts of ukraine. and also he and live it just a couple of days ago. so difficult to answer, but also if you just look back on history, there's the minced agreement in 2014, which was supposed to bring an end to the war, ended on bus region that did not happen. that mince agreement was signed by russia . it was signed by a crane, but this is very out politic is on the ground right now. instead of bringing peace to don boss of this escalated even further with his full scale invasion of every 24th president, the landscape from his perspective says, is only going to be peace if r

the sorting the packing, the distribution continues as this city prepares for the worst. char stratford al jazeera denise pro will the war in ukraine and heavy sanctions imposed against russia in response to throwing financial markets into turmoil. oil prices a soaring because of concerns of a russian production. the u. s. is releasing 30000000 barrels from its strategic reserves. galler xander tells us more from new york us stocks again falling on tuesday given the uncertainty of the conflict between russia and ukraine. on tuesday, the dow dropped 700 points about 2 point one percent, s and p 500 about 1.9 percent and the nasdaq dropped to percent as well. but oil prices are going up while they reach over a $100.00 a barrel for the 1st time in about 7 or 8 years. some analysts are pointing to about $125.00 a barrel, is where oil could get to. the longer this conflict goes on, right now, it's about at a 100, a $1607.00 a barrel. commodity prices are also being effected, particularly wheat, russia and ukraine account for about 29 percent of all of the wheat exports in the world. and whea

the w correspondent funny for char reports tonight? ah, finally here, thousands are pouring towards the ukrainian border with romania as word spreads of the tale back of refugees of the polish crossing. with harrowing images still in their minds and few items in their hands. they arrive at the last checkpoint to safety oksana and her kids needed 4 days to get here from keith. on her mind. what's ahead. they're going to look for work she car because i need to provide for my children. and my husband stayed up to defend his country. you know, men are fighting age between 18 and 60, have to stay there also many none. ukrainians who want to new students, migrant workers. about half a 1000000 according to you and estimates. hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing for their lives, heading west for the border. now all these people from across ukraine are running from the same thing. but are they all getting the same treatment? i met flat from heavily bon pat keith, a student from egypt. he says he's growing frustrated about being made to w

we can speak now to our correspondent funding for char. she's reporting from this in western ukraine high funny. we saw in that report that about ukraine's reported a sinking of a russian supply ship. tell us more about what that means. the several landing ships had, of course, want to supply to russia and surveyed very important basically things that you need to fight in this war. we're talking about fuel, they're talking about armored vehicles. we're talking about supplies and ukraine claims that they sank. one of these ships, a landing ship named autodesk near the a portal town about the ants, which by the way is about 85 climate is from besieged town of mar your pool. now also ukraine claims that they could make some headway in keep us valley to northern part of the city and pushed back some of the russian troops. we cannot verify that, but the videos that we have seen about that appear and destruction of that ship. of course, symbolizes to many people here on the ground that some headway is being made and that the offensive by ukraini

w correspondent, funny for char, who is reporting for us from levine. a funny tell us what have you seen and heard to run the middle of editing a story for the other news for to morrow as i heard explosions. and some of us actually know will tell felt maybe this is just found there. as it was really windy all day started to rain, but it turned out it wasn't found that was several explosions. it's yet not confirmed. actually want to target. all that attack was the governor here of the state. says that apparently fool people have been wounded in to ass tries, but once again, the conflicting information here, how many strikes, how many explosions and not even talking about just really how many people were wounded in it. i never thought and believed that actually i would have to wait a flak jacket and a helmet in the v of the biggest city of austin ukraine because actually this is a part of ukraine that so far more, less was considered safe, even though just over a week ago, our namak 18th, the us even in airport, which is about 7 kilometers from here, was

the charred terrain is still damaged pick >> we loss of the vegetation above.. we have had rockslides but nothing before like we had last night or the one earlier this year. >> reporter: without vegetation, water has nowhere to go. when it runs down these rocky sides, the ground is not stable . >> that whole eaght above the excavator bread that burned three years, we are taking that whole piece out. >> reporter: the snow melts more quickly and leads to water runoff. in fire damaged areas, whether ground loosens bigger boulders and they can only be moved with a bang. >> late yesterday two more large boulders came down in that same location damaging a pickup truck. hillside stepford last summer are very unstable. >>> we have had rain, hail, and even a little bit of snow last week. >>> we had it all earlier this week. still tracking a few showers this morning. your first alert weather forecast. spotty showers for the peninsula and even snow up over the high gas peaks of the santa cruz mountains and snow over mount hamilton. alive look with our mount hamilton camera

we can speak now to our correspond it funny for char, she's reporting from this in western ukraine. i funny, we saw in that report that about ukraine's reported a sinking of a russian supply ship. tell us more about what that means. the several landing ships had, of course, want to supply to russia and surveyed very important basically things that you need to fight in this war. we're talking about fuel, they're talking about armored vehicles. we're talking about supplies and ukraine claims that they sank. one of these ships, a landing ship named artist near the port to town about a pianist, which by the way is about 85 climate is from besieged town of mar your pool. now also ukraine claims that they could make some headway in keep us valley to northern part of the city and pushed back some of the russian troops. we cannot verify that, but the videos that we have seen about that appear and destruction of that ship. of course, symbolizes to many people here on the ground that some headway is being made and that the offensive by ukrainian forces also succeeds in some way. even though o

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charred windows could be seen from outside. police arrested the suspect in neighboring germany. the suspect had met her on a dating app and allegedly killed her out of jealousy. oort's sister believes he was stalking her. >> put a tracker on her bike. because in the net ybi every>>e was studying at the nhl university of applied sciences. her father is dutch and still has relatives in the netherlands. now her family is there preparing to bring her body home. >> she had so much to give and a lot of love for everyone. right now we're just trying to process this whole situation and really say our good-byes and make the necessary arrangements that we'll have to do. >> reporter: dutch police are waiting to interview the suspect who is still in german custody. two other men were also injured in that stabbing. andrew, mona? >> andrea, thank you. black panther director ryan coogler says he's moved on after being detained by police in atlanta and mistaken for a bank robber. police say video shows him at a bank window in january. he was cuffed after a bank employee reported an attempted ro

the house in hockey was destroyed in a russian eric char thing awesomeness bombay kept bombing. i say it didn't stop martha. we had to take shelter in the bunker and we were trapped there for days of events. when we decided to flee were the more you knew where you call a little while ago at the bureau, jock, it was horrific. the children didn't stop crying, we tried to comfort them, had tried to stay calm, but inside we were also shaken what that was, what they show as blurry photos of hockey, their city in ruins. what their husbands are still there, because they are not allowed to leave the country. 4 year old vanya doesn't understand why. i call the gate. i miss my daddy. we went on the train and we were going and going and going play village go far gone. in the entrance hall, a hundreds of wanted to provide the new arrivals was food, water, clothes, free, sim cards and advice like olga many don't know where to go from here. know what to do next. every day sized to 10 train from ukraine arrived here to station and the number continues to grow. to help all the arriving refugees

they're funny for char, funny, 300 people are said to have died in the bombing of the sad and mario pool last week . tell us, what more are you hearing about that? local authorities, emory pool are remaining in this conjunctive and speculation formula could have died because it's really hard just to have the complete number of casualties there when this attack happened last week. and i have to out point their point out. they are that in big letters in russia, it said children in front of the theater are trying to prevent that. something like this can take place an attack on basically internally displaced people who just where they are trying to somehow hold on, hoping that they could escape this horror. now it's unclear how many people were in the building last week or who the number 1000. as a result, we cannot really verify and know the exact number, but a loaner report that apparently so many people have died. it clearly tells you that this and it's hack, not just only sent shock waves he across ukraine, but also so many parts of the world as people are wondering just how far this a r

we can speak to our correspondent funny for char, she is in love. if that is a city in the west of the country. funny, it's good to see you. we heard president zelinski say that he is willing to give up nato aspirations in return for peace. do you think that that could spark progress towards some sort of agreement? that's the hope at least 4 people here on the ground. but at the same time, this is not the 1st time the president zalinski acknowledged that ukraine should renounce membership and ne, to at least for now as a result, since the statement was made already earlier this month. politically, it's not expected that anything is going to change immediately or any time soon. also, we have to remember that within that catalogue of demands by russia, this is just one of the demands that ukraine shouldn't join nato. they also made clear that they are invading this country to day, not to fight into demilitarize it on the grounds on the grounds of the accusation that ukraine is committing a genocide. also, present zalinski keeps repeating actually for

let's pick up on that point with the w. corresponding money for char is in the v va, weston ukraine for us. funny it disguising russians will never be our brothers again, what, what's happening here. you can hear this on the streets of live as well. however, mostly what i hear is actually people expressing their grief, their sorrow over what is happening in this country. they say they do not have time or do not even want to express hatred towards the russians. some say that it has nothing to do with russia as a whole about russia politics, and they actually express their hatred rather 2 boats. one man of latimore vladimir putin. but yesterday, when i observed almost a street fight between 2 people, ab, as one ukrainian man was starting to speak russia and that seemingly provoked another man. you really want just really just at this point, how follow these emotions go and are easily also violence can just start up on the pure fact that on ukrainian person starts to speak. russia, which is, by the way, very common. if you look at the history of ukraine, but it was part of the soviet union

further west for lots of women that meant leaving their loved ones behind to fight dw is funny for char meta, a group met up with a group of women in the city of chinese see, in between nights and a bomb shelter, they're spending their days volunteering to support soldiers on the front lines. one do at a time. these women here had very normal lives before the russian invasion. some of them teachers, i t specialists, their weapon for peace. bread. yes, nice, yeah. i know what it's like to be hungry. it's very important to fit others. even those who do not know will all ukrainians see a bit of it. us housed pretty. i think the breath show feet, soldiers, men, and women at the frontline, martha lift jenko spearheads. the team of 30 volunteers says that brett means closing us home. love something we can share with you late. the 120 people share these house already. it was billed for 80 by marta and various donors 5 years ago to help survivors of domestic violence, she know, accommodates internally displaced women and children. marina just arrived, the 2 children from key after 4 days on the

t w's funny for char spoke with people in the village of delia 18 in western ukraine, where one of the apparent missile attacks on an armed depot took place this past friday. we are in dahlia tin, a rural town in western ukraine. so far its been out of focus, but that changed last weekend. russia claims it used to hypersonic miss i for the 1st time in combat in ukraine, in this village, behind me, destroying a military warehouse. not a ukrainian government has not verified. this type of missile was used and people here are tight lipped about the alleged attack, fearing what else may follow from russia was night. i haven't heard any information about this. if any confirmation exists or not, but the situation is trustful, all the time will wait for something unexpected to happen, even though. oh, many of those who are still staying here come to this church every day to seek peace and calm. but the priest himself is concerned, he says he too does not want to speak on camera about the alleged hypersonic attack . but he says, suppose sir, the browner mores it will be. the situation may beco

in izyum in the east of the country, a man filming video shows us charred buildings, splintered trees and bodies lying right there in the streets. to the south in the hard hit city of mariupol, new video shows a street littered with debris, a number of damaged cars and several bodies. mariupol has suffered tremendously over the last several weeks. and in the city of chernihiv, northeast of kyiv, the capital, these are the first images following intense shelling by russia. you can see rubble in the streets, badly damaged building, and fires still actively burning. well, northwest of the capital, cnn teams witnessed this barrage of outgoing fire. ukrainian forces have been fighting to take back territory from russian troops in irpin where the mayor says ukrainian force news control 80% of the city. meantime, a senior u.s. defense official says ukrainians have pushed back russian forces on the front lines east of kyiv. now both signs of progress as ukraine's president continues to urge people around the world to demonstrate in support of his country. >> i thank everyone who acts in suppo

loved ones, forced to flee their homes, and in many cases, leave men behind to fight t w's. funny for char met a group of women in the western city of kent. it's the in between knights in a bomb shelter. they're spending their days volunteering to help the war effort. one do at a time. these women here had very normal lives before the russian invasion. some of them teachers, i t specialists, their weapons for peace. bread. yes, nice should i know what it's like to be hungry? it's very important to fit others. even those she did not know were all ukrainians, but i think this has 30, i think the breath show feet soldiers, men and women at the frontline martel if jenko spearhead. the team of 30 volunteers says that brett means closing us home. love something we can share with you later. 120 people share this house already. it was built for 80 by marta and various donors 5 years ago to help survivors of domestic violence. she know, accommodates internally displaced women and children. marina just arrived, the 2 children from key after 4 days on the route. then we'll just head law to kids for e

he doesn't correspond it funny for char and living. now some of those consequences have been seen in the refugee crisis, the u. n. estimates. 10000000 people in ukraine have fled their homes, and that's about a quarter of the population. while many have found shelter in all the parts of ukraine warden, 3600000 people have left the country, but a small number of ukrainians are now returning. they escaped horror. the last trach boarding one of these trains to poland ubuntu or 2 grandchildren took 4 days to get here from hud keith. a city heavily bumped though mama's bleckley at home and bela clear in the hockey region. horrible things are happening. there are bombings, dead bodies lying around in the village for those who villages were completely destroyed. was it that a little she is lewis, says emily, her grandchild, 16 year old carroll doesn't know if he will ever return to ukraine. delicious. i will stay with my parents on poland. i will study and live there somehow that says at the images of people fleeing ukraine, most of them wome

attacks from china and pakistan for more, let's bring in dw correspondent charo cartucker in new delhi char. why does this arm steal? have such a significance for net render modi's government? well, chris, i think it's not just as of the, the entire gamut of this straight relationship with russia is very important for india because these figures are confidential not released by the government. but a lot of analysts believe that anywhere from 60 to 85 percent of india's infrastructure is rushing back to do the weapons and goodness i to systems. and the most important trade me right now focuses around this f 400 messiah defense system that russia is selling to the us selling to india. india has already been to one unit and i think 4 or 5 or more in the pipeline that need to become. this is something that india went ahead when, in spite of the threat of american sanctions. and interestingly, you with it yet to enforce those sanctions, which has made india and got to go ahead with this be. so overall, this relationship is very important for strategic reasons, as well as for defense reasons, whi

actually, as the pope called it, a senseless massacre continues, as the war continues. deities, funny for char, reporting from love is thank you for that update. let's get a quick round up of some other headlines now. former u. s. president donald trump has filed a lawsuit against his former democratic rival, hillary clinton and several other democrats alleging they falsely accuse him of colluding with russia head of the 2016 election. i know trump is seeking a jury trial and at least $72000000.00 in damages. chinese stay tv says the search has resumed for the 2nd flight recorder from a plane that crashed earlier this week. all 132 passengers and crew were killed when the china eastern airlines. boeing 737 came down in the one g region. one black box has already been located to north korea claims to have test fired its biggest ever inter continental missile state media report. the launch was overseen by leader kim junglin to show the world. north korea is boosting it's nuclear deterrence. it is the country's 1st long range test. since 2017 and 48 people have been killed in twin bomb attacks an

earlier i spoke to our correspondent in the ve funny for char, and i asked her for an update. i mean, the city center, i'll leave the biggest city all fast in ukraine, and i remember during the day the hood explosions aplenty. that fuel that we have seen in the pictures in the video stamps from a facility that was storing fuel. why? according to the living may another rockets hit a few hours later, which apparently hit infrastructure, but not residential buildings. as we hear. however, that 3rd explosion we did not hear. we were already sheltering also ourselves in a bunker where we are actually headed in next as well. because fresh air, right, right sar, is just started. so as a result, everyone who's out on the street at this point and a curfew is about to start in an hour as well. need to go down to hunker down. it is going to be a quiet, restless night here for the citizens of live. and tell us if you can, a little bit more about what it is like in that bunker you've been in and out as we've been reporting throughout the evening, are people taking these air siren seriously

there so many individual stories fell in fact just between his life reporting service doing here in char nifty, 50 kilometers away from the romanian border. it's really hard to even just digest what we hear seriously. that is some people need 4 days at least if not even more to make it older, if on how to keep or from keep all the way here. some of them went already to live but couldn't get through, they say, and now they're trying to cross to romania border again, others feel guilty of leaving people behind their grandparents. for example, one young a student a told me that she's really feeling agony for her grandparents rained in northern part of this country without heating, without a medical supplies. and she just cannot leave ukraine while, as she doesn't feel like that her grandparents are safe. so some people are in a way stranded here. many others cannot even stay here because they're not enough. a hotel. so any free rooms at this point and the ones that are, are super, super, very, very expensive in fact. so you see and hear very different accounts as people arrive here. but of

-- i call her char, and after me they did not do those requests like they did me, and the judge ruled all qualified negros should be admitted. they tried everything to keep me out. >> i tell you, that was the story through much of the south, as many of us know now, the federal judges appointed by previously republican administrations came into these decisions having understood something that was different from what many of the old-line democratic segregationists understood, they did not have to adopt those old segregation ideas and to interpret the law that way, and almost the entire fifth u.s. circuit court of appeals believed that way, and the federal judges had a tremendous influence in bringing the south of its horrific past. so you received your letter of admission in may of 61, and because you were going as a graduate student, you were not going for the seven years that charlotte and hamilton was going, and you graduated in august of 1962. at one point you said the university of georgia accepted you but did not welcome you. the student body was very chilly, i guess, to you. >> t

. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: charred bodies litter the road.s is ukraine's war. >> [speaking foreign language] >> long live ukraine. ukraine will win. putin will be finished. we will stop him. not only will we stop him, we will destroy him. reporter: russia invaded ukraine a week ago. there advance across the land has been slowed by the dog and resistance of government forces and partisans. but moscow has so much more in reserve. maybe too much. a satellite image captures a vast column on the rthern approach to kyiv. they were caravan of moscow vian -- moscovian might. if vladimir putin wants to on the shell, he has the tools to do it. -- unleash hell, he has the tools to do it. >> there are no armed forces in kyiv. the enemy is trying to reach the city. russian sabotage troops are acting in kyiv now. several clashes and shootings have happened. reporter: by day, kyiv's defenders do what they can. the military, nervo, search for possible russian saboteurs and spies. fear and dread hangs heavy. they have already faced russian steel. kyiv is undo

here is facebook photos that show the aftermath and the charred remains of the tasting room and other parts, no one was hurt. >>> now at 11:00. a san francisco bartender is fighting for her life in the hospital after she was struck by a hit and run driver three weeks ago. it happened right after she left work in a poplar waterfront restaurant. betty yu spoke to the victim's moth whoer is also bleeding for the public's health. betty? >> reporter: the bartender left work here on the embarcadero and set out for her 3-1/2 mile journey home on her bicycle. she never made it to her destination. >> reporter: she goes by alex, shy was making the routine trek home to the bay view on the night of february 10th when she was struck by a drive or 3rd street. she was left with traumatic brain injuries and the driver took off. >> what has been going through your mind since this happened? >> shock. sadness. >> just this week she came out of a medically induced coma. suffered a fractured skull and jaw and ribs. >> tons of friends, out going. she enjoys hiking and learned how to scuba dive. teaching he

reporter: then in anger and in anguish he kicks at the charred remains of a russian soldier.village nearby, more evidence of the damage wrought by russia and of its many misguided relations. this tiny hamlet of no strategic value was hit by two ballistic missiles. ross's -- russia's invasion is not going to plan and ukrainian forces are emboldened. on the northern outskirts of kyiv. host: as you have heard the invasion is not gone to plan and moscow was turning to a war of attrition. no city has suffered more than the port city of mariupol in the south that has been virally destroyed, residents are facing a lack of food, water, electricity, now officials say they believe around three her people died during the bombing of a theater last week. more shocking because children was written in giant letters signaling that civilians were sheltering their. reporter: he scans the endless flatlands of southern ukraine, the rich for tile farm when the pressure was for itself. the former fire engine driver -- he knows full well what the russian army is capable of doing. >> we cannot see m

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