that is daniel hopkins for us in moscow. well, laid is amazing in munich for a 2nd day of an annual security conference stuff with the agenda israel's will on garza and rushes invasion of you cry. no, president zalinski has just finished speaking. he's us leaders at the conference for more support saying you crime will defeat russia that your brain is have through and that's we can force rochester towards read and that we are capable of restoring the rules. and with these, we live. absolutely, and nothing of the key roger missed the missed. that's ukraine supposedly cannot win this war. we can get our land back and forth, you can lose. and these has already happened more than once on the battlefields. our edges are limited only by the efficiency and lens of the range of the range, a fall sense but, but what does not depends on us and of the because the da bruce of these exactly. okay, more on this we're going to go just have boston who joins us live from munich at the conference. and just we had the zalinski spanish speaking

we will talk to you throughout the day that daniel hopkins for us in mosca. it would, ukraine has withdrawn its owls, a number of troops from the have difficulty of the amounts of heavy fighting russian forces. the threatening to encircled the town strategically located near donated, skits the biggest blow to the ukrainian boy, if it's since may last year. the come on the head is described the town as the whole. the sick, the on the front lines. mcbride has moved from the ukrainian city of hockey. this will be seen as a victory for the russians, a strategic blow for the ukrainians. the pull that was confirmed by a legs on the set sky, the head of ukraine, you know, the full season a statement saying that the forces that have done the duty also, he says destroying the very best russian units that were sent in that direction. so that also points to the other strategic value of continuing the seemingly endless meet grinds of type operations battles on the front. that if you are defending and you are killing far more of the attacking russians than you are losing

it's daniel hopkins for us, and most guy we're going to stay with us and alexi murphy, if it is an associate professor of national security and strategic studies at coast and university. it joins us from us in australia. now thank you very much for being here on elder 0. we had a little bit from our correspondence in moscow just in, but is this going to have any effect on post and, and the upcoming election at all? not domestically as much as we don't like hearing aid, but and i'm only didn't have any significant political weight. and rush, obviously had the non meal of support those. but compared to the overall uh for a portion of process. conservative electrodes the war and continued the remainder mine or it just so we didn't even have to worry about not only in fact he's the app is actually counter productive to him. not so much with regards to domestic politics, but with regards to his attempts to re establish dialogue with the west and on basically the kremlin, it will have to do a lot of explain your mouth about what actually happened to them on the what was the reasons and, and, and,

daniel hopkins live in moscow because i did as a visiting professor at princeton university and also of all the clemons man, and he's joining us live from new york. thank you very much for your time. firstly, launch is made of alexi. novalis opposition to president susan. but there was more to him, wasn't them? how do you think that he will be remembered? hello. this is a very good question because uh, it's working for many people today for this many russians are completely car broke and devastated. and like last there any hope of the future. but it's important that at the bottom, it has always been a strong supporter of the russian democracy. and she was one of the few ideally, impression politics. she has always been the person who's strongly believed that russia is not due to being the buyer, the trust. she's just a normal country that, that is capable to become a real democracy. and that's very important the legacy she and that, that is going to leave him. so i think that he could be much more dangerous for 4 or 4 further and put in what keeps that because he's going to be the mo

daniel hopkins reporting from moscow. the most of the city in northern libya which is being claimed by raising ground water. the water is threatening the foundations of people's homes. many people have been forced out by a rising tide, a sewage malik train a report terms between we're experts are puzzled by the potential environmental disaster. how much is god? his home was flooded last month. he and most of his neighbors were forced to leave the ground still what were leisure by the yep. when i came back home, there was an early fix smell. the entire house dropped about 7 centimeters. they were corrects. and the walls and ceilings the water didn't come from rainfall, but from under his home, ground water has been rising across areas in sleeping, flooding neighborhoods and damaging homes up the as one says it's shifted the foundations of his home. so the way out of the house, but the because of the war to the roof and was, was separated from the found issues throughout the entire home, you know, just to my home. but all m

okay, daniel, thank you so much for the time being daniel hopkins reporting from moscow. so just a moment ago we were telling you what was happening and focused on, and we understand that people are protesting their over what they describe is the legend were getting off the elections that took place earlier this month. listen offering and come out. hi there. he's joining us from is lot of bad. so tell us, come out, who's leading this protest where they heading to and what's the message that they're sending out with this particular project, they've taken place all over the fall gets done just a little while ago. we had thousands of people coming down this road and moving toward the press club or so we have heard that the commissioner of broadway penn date has come on. davie. i knew that mid day that they would match the rigging. it said i had was, is the concerns that they wanted to delta people are focused on that there was a match rigging in that direction. a of cause has resigned. and despite the fact that the government, that them for that bad on protest, tens of thous

hopkins. there's a ton of and where you are at stanford, daniel mason is is a big name up now what is it about medicine that lends itself to becoming or do you think it's coincidental or some kind of observation the human condition. well, i'm not sure. i mean, i wonder if there's a you know, if there's sort of a bias in way we observe this because we don't make such a big deal about, you know, schoolteachers becoming or plumbers becoming writers. i think that people seem to see it as an anomaly that physicians should also be writers. i often think that given how we are privy to the most moments in people's lives and we're sort of, you know, on in the front row of drama sometimes we're not just in the front row, but on the stage on stage. and you're an often you're a catalyst, some way of improving it or making it worse. and so you wonder why i wonder why more physicians don't write. but yeah, we have a very illustrious core of, you know, well-known physician writers. somerset maugham actually never practiced medicine, i think it was, you know, it was just something to do and as soon as he esta