about don boss. and what does this mean for places in southern ukraine like mario paul and her son? well, i think those places they're going to try to keep, and this is one reason why i think that peace settlement is not in the cards. and we're going to have a semi frozen conflict, potentially for months, if not years in the ukraine. because once they took those, those places particular mary opa, which they're going to give to the d n. r republic. which where it was traditionally within the traditional d, in our territory, and pre pre 2014, they're going to keep that hair san possibly as well, perhaps when alex said to crimea. so it's going to be impossible for zalinski to accept that. of course, if you're talking about a frozen conflict coming our way, what did that look like? well, i said semi frozen because i think there's still going to be her still. it is. you're not going to necessarily see major offensive actions like what we've seen over last month. but you'll see shalon periodically. you wil

and the don boss has now been and now some footage from the ukrainian side. and this for did, you can see a small village, devastated on the outskirts of kia, didn't say a bomb, destroyed several homes on wednesday morning. and the ukrainian side has reported that 2 people have been killed and 12 injured in the village over the past week. now these are russian armed units advancing in the key of region with buildings and infrastructure burned and damaged following intent. showing. the president says that more than 6000 russian soldiers have been killed or wounded over the past week . moscow has denied the claim, but says it has inflicted heavy casualties among the ukrainian military waters. lensky added that key of need security guarantees from the west. if it's not allowed to join nato and insists that ukrainians have rallied since the start of russia, special operation thing to me, which is that get on or see if we could go for am russia invade territory of independent country over creating a private act of aggression megalomania and persecution broke out h

however, the people of you, great of eastern new grade, are particularly in the don boss, where they had overwhelmingly elected yellow coach to be the president. they never accepted the overthrow of the president. they began to organize almost immediately to form their own malicious and to drive out, you know, what were already the nonsense battalions of the my don, that were sent east to, to seize control of government buildings just like they had in kiev. the ukrainian army had almost fallen apart. they were refusing to follow orders from kiff and particularly in east ukraine. there were tens of thousands of defections from the military. the police, the security services, people defected, or just, you know, essentially quit and, and retired. they did not immediately follow orders from the new regime and you don't have to take my word on it. you can refer to radio free europe, radio, liberty, who's report on it said that 75 percent of the ukranian navies personnel. either quit or defected to crimea and on to russia. so they sent the battalions in their place. these were the fighters

and that kind of genocidal ethnic cleansing, rhetoric, you know, is exactly why the people of don boss really can't in any conceivable way. see themselves returning to a ukraine where so much of this was permitted, excused, encouraged, and with the rushes official recognition for you know, just over a month ago. but i of the done yes. and lou gone national republic says, independent states, it is likely that they will never return. in fact, one of the key demands of russia's intervention in ukraine right now is to force the regime. and you have to recognize, not only that, the crimean people chose to become part of russia in a referendum, but that done yes. and lou ganske are now independent states and no longer part of a ukrainian state market. in the west. we are told that there's an exodus of russians trying to flee, and they're looking with envy at the ukranian because the ukraine being received with open arms, but not the russians. so is to what extent is just yeah, it's true, although it's often blown out of proportion. there is and has long been a fringe pro western, you know, e

want to know more about the hardship of people in the don boss. while i was there from the very beginning and person to witness the killing of civilians by artillery strikes, children, women, elderly, literally torn a port by the shelling of ukraine's army, ah oh, lawn. these atrocities all went largely unnoticed by viewers and readers in the west. why you ask? well, the answer is simple, very skilled, were proclaimed pro russian separatist. the reality seems to inconvenient for the mainstream media to report as they were nowhere near the nets core logans could you are in the conflicts. no wonder it doesn't show ukraine in the best light, according to the united nations, more than 80 percent of civilian casualties in the dumb boss war came in a rebel held territory and only 16 percent were in the ukrainian government control territory. i've just returned from the don boss, people's republic, where many residents have been in something of a state of euphoria since russia recognized their sovereignty for them. this period of uncertainty and hopeless

but let's try to resolve the question of the don boss. the complex question of the don bus slope was done thus. but in moscow, there appears to be no shift in russia's demands. my business deal, it that we have to make sure that ukraine stops assimilating itself with the west to or with nato when the military sense where you with threats to the russian federation, physical military threats to the russian federation, where your little girls notice you, if you get on to death and destruction in ukraine here in levied the funeral of a soldier another day that a family has been touched by the war. earlier i spoke to our correspondent, m u. s. if in levine in western ukraine and i asked him about ukraine's possible compromise, aimed at reaching a ceasefire. the 1st thing needs to be said is that russia is already making concessions. it seems, it looks like the original intent of the invasion was to occupy ukraine to take over the government in kia. and that clearly is not happening at this point. at least, russia has been frustrated militarily

step forward to note that the ukranian government has actually been targeting civilians and the don boss over the past 8 years. he said that all those people, your brain people about showing you also conducted by ukrainian. yeah, definitely with watching r t international, special coverage of the war and ukraine. my name is donald quarter. welcome to the program. now the 2nd round of peace talks between the russian and ukrainian delegations has come to a close and bell roofs. the sides have agreed on humanitarian corridors for evacuees with a possible temporary cease fire in those areas to allow citizens to leave. now we're going to cross live now for more insight to r t is constantine roscoe, who's that the negotiations site for us costs are both sides satisfied with the progress? do you think? hello dawn. well, has the cranium is a member of the credit and delegation said that they haven't found the results that they was hoping for by to at least add those size fi mutual understanding cuz they put it and they reach them sort of agreement and the humanitarian area and let me interrupt f

want to know more about the hardship of people in the don boss. while i was there from the very beginning and person, they witnessed the killing of civilians by artillery strikes, children, women, elderly, literally torn apart by the shelling of ukraine's army. ah, when these atrocities all went largely unnoticed by viewers and readers in the west, why you ask? well, the answer is simple. though skilled were proclaimed pro russian separatist. the reality seems too inconvenient for the mainstream media to report as they were nowhere near denette core logan's could. you are in the conflict. no wonder it doesn't show ukraine in the best light. according to the united nations, more than 80 percent of civilian casualties in the dom boss war came in a rebel held territory and only 16 percent were in the ukranian government control territory. i've just returned from the don boss, people's republic, where many residents have been in something of a state of euphoria since russia recognized their sovereignty for them. this period of uncertainty and hopeless

and don boss, there was a would say it will be hard to digest or every one. and he was like each and to find a way out. we need to take this 1st step, which is, as i've said, we, the security guarantees. the end of the war bullen is fitted toward whipple at the same time. we should also agree that we are resolving the issue of temporarily occupied territories. though we have to resolve it, but after the end of the war was that he said, why? because everything is very hot, as i've said it be said, very hot lost. and so this blockade will end where it is. and after this blockade, please, let's talk a bit you month. i will knock at the 1st meeting with the president of russia. what senior i am ready to raise these issues. they are relevant for us. the occupied territories are important. don't wish you yet, but i'm sure that this decision will not arise in this meeting will meet you in the worth of because there is how do you say if we're completely frank mot, we will have to talk about constitutional changes with changes in ukrainian legislation. when it comes t

journalist, step forward to note ukrainian government has actually been targeting civilians in the don boss over the past 8 years. we said that all those people are, you're crazy about it was showing is also conducted by ukrainian. yeah, definitely. with your watching are to international special coverage of the war and ukraine. i'm your host donald quarter now. the russian and ukrainian dela delegations have sat down for a 2nd round of peace talks and bell roofs. we're going to go live now to ortiz constantine rush, cough who's at the negotiation site for us, either cost just so what's the mood there at this point? hello don. well, we're not at the side yet, but we're moving towards towards this place by di, you're right. the talks between russian and ukrainian delegation has just begun how the helicopter is carrying the members of the cranium. delegation landed in bolivar is next to the border with poland. less than an hour ago. the meeting is going to be held behind closed doors. only a handful of media representatives, including our ortiz camera, were allowed inside to film the 2 delega

to note, the ukrainian government has actually been targeting civilians and don boss and said that all of those people are ukranian. it's not showing. it's also conducted by ukrainian definitely with watching r t international, special coverage of the war and ukraine. i'm your whole stomach quarter. welcome to the program which russian foreign minister survey lab rob has given an interview to r t and other international media outlets to address the current crisis in ukraine . he says, coverage of the conflict has been artificially scripted. this is gonna una ukraine has long been made, an anti russia springboard for undermining everything russian. i'm thinking about the diplomatic talents of the west. people have been dying by the thousands. none of the western media had the idea to go to the dumbass to see how people lives from the ukrainian regime declared terrorists. although they did not attack anyone. the west creates a picture like in hollywood, there is absolute evil and absolute good. and absolute good is embodied in the character who is the screenwriter of this action movie. w

but let's try to resolve the question of the don boss. the complex question of the don bus flaws. villa was done thus. but in moscow, there appears to be no shift in russia's demands my business deal at books, we have to make sure that ukraine stops assimilating itself with the westward, with nato, when the military sense, well you, with threats to the russian federation. oh, physical, military threats to the russian federation. who are you? little girls notice used to figured out suit death and destruction in ukraine. aaron levine, the funeral of a soldier. another day that a family has been touched by the war and the kremlin has said you as a president joe biden's remarks that russian president vladimir putin cannot remain in power where quote, quite alarming and a personal insults on monday. biden said he would make no apologies for the comments where she made during a speech in poland on saturday. he rejected criticism that his words could risk further escalation, but insisted that he was not calling for regime change in moscow. i wan

we're getting from don boss as well. and the apparent showing by the ukranian army, a missile has destroyed cars and residential buildings in the capital city of the dance, people's republic. and the number of casualties is not yet no, but the city of dynamics has warned that there may still be victims under the rebel . as the rescue operation contains. this put, it shows an abandoned t 64 tank done yet korean after ukrainian troops apparently left the vehicle with all of its equipment and ammunition intact. showing them the conflict has left homes destroyed and wounded people who have required medical assistance. a mother and her 2 children were rushed to the hospital in the people's republic. after their home was struck by intense shelley. the doctor said the kids were wounded by glass shattered from a window. we spoke with the family at the moment, but was not very scary. but i'm afraid my room is near the basement and there is a hole right there. the stone wall was broken and the one building could be seen through th

don boss. moscow says its focusing on liberating people from ukrainian control in a region partly held by pro russia separately. ukraine's ambassador to katara has called on russia to be kicked out of faith of the invasion of his country. world for both chiefs have been meeting at fif. is congress in catholic capital, doha, russia delegates have also been attending there's been more violence in the occupied west bank. my palestinian man has been shot dead on a bass by an israeli civilian. after stabbing a 30 year old man, in a separate incident, the palestinian helpless re says is ready for since have killed at least 2 palestinians, aged $17.23. it happened during a raid in the west bank. a turkish prosecutor has asked for the jamal casualty murder trial to be transferred to saudi arabia, 26. saudis, having tried in their absence and it's tumble, the saudi journalist was killed and dismembered in the saudi consulate there in 2018 to disease president has dissolved fall of and after what he says was an attempt to political cou, politicians had been holding an online meeting a month afte

and don boss has raged in the south east of the country. ah, it's live julia. she says this is julia. she was just 21 when the picture was taken and had already served on the front line and don boss, a number of times would be good as a dog. she train soldiers and firing anti tank missiles for to hear that i'm pretty sure she's joined the war now that the affordable thought was in the dish. the war is claiming lives at home. because when we were rushing through the streets, looking for a basement to take refuge and we stumbled across the corpse of this boy, derek children who taught me a resident told us he'd been lying there for 5 days. at some point, i couldn't bear it and covered him with a carpet in the cold. no one in the neighbourhood knew who he was, but he will be after a few days someone stole his boots, jolted florian back. maia chronicles events. people and places in ukraine, showing it as a country steeped and who talented, but also beauty and mean and fitted him don't boss. this is a minefield and on boss making it so i was drawn to, it's almost ot

this is a minefield and don boss took me get so i was drawn to, it's almost other worldly beauty foster. we went up to making sure that even though i know that it's a beauty that's haunted by death, there's a thin line between beauty and horror. and despite the horror life goes on ah, over the world, the cultural scene has expressed solidarity with ukraine. live like the metropolitan opera for on social media platforms like the bumper c philharmonic and it's conductor christianity the orchestra has always seen itself as building bridges between the baltic states. but it sponsor as a russian energy giant the baltic c philharmonic is an orchestra that not only wanted to rediscover music, compiled of musicians from 10 countries on the baltic sea. it wanted to rediscover the whole region and it had many grand ideas. we really asked the question, why are we doing this? and if to have an orchestra to do a tour, there must be a real purpose. and the purpose is unity, enlightenment, and love, ah conductor christiane. yeah. he was convinced of the unifying power of music as was its main sponsor

and so of course, to bring you the latest as we find out. meanwhile, i hear on the grounds in don boss in donnelly, we do have verified information that's at least as well. people have been wounded in don barza and 4 of those people are children. now old, those who were wounded were from the city of mary opal. and at the time of those incidents said the we're all on the territory which was liberated from ukraine by the ha, jeanette sca army. all. so over the last 24 hours, a civilian infrastructure was damage here, a gas pipeline which on our left, a lot of people without access to natural gas and at least a 7 residential building is we're also damaged. as the results of shelling by the ukranian army. lancaster, if in the done yet republic live in our teeth, thank you. when the russian military said on friday vantage troops rendered hardcore thus in these koreans north east. no. as you can see here, much of the country, 2nd largest cities, moons raised buildings included schools and residential houses. while many vehicles are crushed and burned out, moscow, se nationalists, ukrainian b

c e, which for years monitored the conflict in the don boss said one of its members was killed. and hark of this, this week, neither russia nor ukraine has given any statement on the city streets in ukraine have descended into chaos. as the government is said to be handing out firearms to civilians and released prisoners are then yet resident stark in the ukrainian city of crock of says he fears for his life is pulling up everywhere here. there is darkness, like in the films of world war 2. it is dark and the streets because the lights are turned off everywhere. including in the residential buildings. i experienced the same in 2014, 2015 and 2016. because i am from mckay of car and don bus. the ukranian nationalists came to us brother against brother. and now they are saying outrages, stuff in the media. that putin has hitler for example. that is nonsense. they are trying to rewrite history. to be honest, i've been waiting for this moment for the past 8 years, but not at such a price. on the other hand, there is a proverb, a wedge is kicked out with a wedge. and so sooner or lat

but i yama, because we must do everything for don, boss and crimea to return a he that the, this is not a platitude. he all are people believe in think so as of the question now is, when can we stop this war? where he bought the corner, there is no need for russia to shout harsh rhetoric. the problem need that we have an ultimatum into yahoo. it will not lead to anything new, meaning we have an ultimatum to give dawn. here are the points on the show load the you will fulfill them and then we will end the war. the most of only 20 in this wasn't working with them with you martin. this was, this is incorrect. it a lead nowhere. one. the question doesn't concern only me. so this question concerns the fact that the people and government are united enough. we're not all going to be able to do that. you model, you can't do that with ultimatums. ultimatums will not be fulfilled by ukraine. we just cannot comply with it physically. now we've lost people. our people know. how can we do it? nissan. all of us would be destroying, but then there ultimatum will be automatically fulfilled then for exa

would mr. president, a clarification, where are crimea and don boss in this daily and will cause they will come later. that of that's why i'm talking about approaches. watch guys, boy, i'll finish now. i think this is a very difficult narrative for every one he showed on both crimea. and don voss it was a with it's a it will be hard to digest or every one. and he was for the gate and to find a way out, we need to take this 1st step, which is as i've said, we, the security guarantees the end of the war when it's fitted dory football at the same time. we should also agreed that we are resolving the issue of temporarily occupied territories, though we have to resolve it. but after the end of the war of that, is that the why? because everything is very hot, as i've said, it be said very hot would last and so this blockade will end where it is. and after this blockade, please, let's talk begin. monday i will knock at the 1st meeting with the president of russia. what senior i am ready to raise these issues. they are relevant for us the occupied territories are important. don't wish you yet

mr. president, a clarification, where are crimea and don boss in this daily and will cause or they will come later . that of, that's why i'm talking about approaches. watch guys, boy, i'll finish now. she, i think this is a very difficult narrative for every one. he should have done both crimea and don vasa deborah with the best thing. it will be hard to digest or every one on campus but, and to find a way out, we need to take this 1st step, which is, as i've said, we, the security guarantees the end of the war when it's fitted or whipple at the same time, we should also agreed that we are resolving the issue of temporarily occupied territories . we have to resolve it. but after the end of the war, i think that the why because everything is very hot, as i've said it be said very hot would love. and so this blockade will end with citizen, and after this blockade, please, let's talk of the month. i am at the 1st meeting with the president of russia. what senior i am ready to raise these issues. they are relevant for us. the occupied territories are important. don't wish you yet, but i'm s

but let's try to resolve the question of the don boss. the complex question of the don thus slowly la, la, but in moscow, there appears to be no shift in russia's demands my business. dillard books. we have to make sure that ukraine stops assimilating itself with the westward, with nato, when the military sense were you, with threats to the russian federation, physical military threats to the russian federation, where you, little girls notice you, if you get on to death and destruction in ukraine here and live eve, the funeral of a soldier. another day that a family has been touched by the war and in the green city of levine is our correspondent amin s. if force tonight is good to see you ami, and so we are in week 5 of this war. what is the situation there in western ukraine? and i'm actually speaking to you from the basement of the building that i'm saying, and which serves as a bombshell through the been air raid sirens going off the 2nd time today. so the 2nd time i had to go down to the bomb shelter, there was a strike for more than

and then would mr. president, a clarification, where are crimea and don boss in this valley, and we're cause they will come later that of that's why i'm talking about approaches. watched isolate, i'll finish now. i think this is a very difficult narrative for every one he showed on both crimea. and don voss, it was a with a it will be hard to digest or every one. and he was put like each and to find a way out. we need to take this 1st step, which is as i've said, we, the security guarantees the end of the war bullet fitted toward football at the same time. we should also agreed that we are resolving the issue of temporarily occupied territories. though we have to resolve it, but after the end of the war, say, why? because everything is very hot, as i've said, it be said very hot with lost. and so this blockade will end where it is. and after this blockade, please, let's talk be you month. i will knock at the 1st meeting with the president of russia. what senior i am ready to raise these issues. they are relevant for us. the occupied territories are important. don't wish you yet, but i'

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and eastern ukraine for years, claims the key of government has been targeting civilians in the don boss region who said that all those people ukraine with showing is also conducted by ukranian. yeah, definitely. ah, just after 5 in the morning here in moscow on this the 1st friday of march. welcome to the news r and r t. my name is gina neil. heavy fighting continued sounds. russia's military offensive in ukraine enters a night day with europe largest nuclear power plants reported to have become a buffalo, cried security camera studied circulating in the media shows smoke at this operation. nuclear plants with management at the side, seeing it was caused by a fire up. the administrative building radiation levels are said to be normal. on one of the power units has been shut down as a precaution firefighters are now the scene. it's still unclear what spark the blaze ukraine accuses russian forces of shelling the plants and we have contacted the defense ministry for comment when we get it. we will bring it to you in law, in the western ukrainian city of laval, of volunteers have been buil

don, boss, army, recaptures based strategic don. love the chest. yeah. r t reports from the hearts, all of a, it's not hoping for a brighter future after years of being in the firing. like sweeping economic and social restrictions imposed by the western russia begin to affect ordinary citizens while even russian caps find themselves as target with .

put in it and to show up. rush officials now say that, ah, the kremlin russia will concentrate on don boss on the region of don boston is new . great. what could that mean? ah, brusquely couldn't missouri, it is dark when it comes to the military alteration and his initial goal replacing the government in keith's. this means he must think about what he can sell to the russian people versus going muddled. but others that i see it would have been easier for him to sell. what happened if he had claimed more territories, like the cas on the mike lay of regions of ukraine buller. but this would have meant endless guerilla warfare by ukrainians and countless russian soldiers, deaths was thrown me ah, greens biskin each little, but as his cue so that this would have very quickly destroyed the illusion of victory. let us, it'll still be. so the only option for putin is to try and keep the regions where there will be no guerrilla war, or at least it won't be in tennis, in my opinion, that is the case in the areas which ukrainians call that temporarily occupied territories, internets and landscape.

how far do you think russian forces will go in the don boss? right now russian back separate is control. only part of the regions have done it in the hands. if you look at the matt, how far do you think in those regions? russia is going to want to go for example, russia, it's very important to finish off rouble in some way. do bad to free the assets that are being concentrate and they're move them north most likely to the why they can crime a tours which are important. voices, and there's a say some 4 different positions, very close to the neck and got off. also, some forces could be moved to the left and right now the grading as are counter attacking they are in those regions and that you're wishing russians a bit out. and that's what that means, forces have to be liberated, they have to be moved. you can move on roads in the seas and talk to move out of roads. so that's going, there's going to be more see just more of the taking of these of cities consolidate in positions and preparing. ready for the summer campaign. all right, hey, very good

you can provide some self governance for the russians in the don boss region. as lensky, the president, ukraine has said he doesn't want to get into nato. i mean, he's not going to say that any more of that would be a situation which would be good for russia because according to pull, that was the reason they started this. they were concerned about you grade joining nato, lawrence, j corp, senior fellow at the center for american progress. thank you. thank you for having me take care. well, let's take a look now at some other developments in the war. poland prime minister has called for a complete blockade on all trade between russia and the you, while touring a polish missile factory, mateo viet ski and said russian ships carrying russian goods should be barred from entering european c ports and old trade by land band to be 3 ukrainian president devoted to me to lansky has called on the swiss government to freeze the bank accounts of old russian oligarchy. savanski spoke the a live stream to thousands of anti war protestors in the capital of switzerland ban .

this definitely persuaded us that we could no longer ignore the suffering to people in don boss. the leaders of breakaway regents turned to us for military support. monday's emergency session of the un general assembly lays the groundwork for our resolution members will vote on later in the week. in part, it demands russia immediately stops its attack and withdraws all troops from ukraine. the un high commissioner for refugees says more than 500000 ukrainians, have flayed the country since the fighting began. and the agencies planning for up to 4000000 in the coming weeks. most ukrainians, fleeing the fighting have so far hated west into neighboring poland and around 2000 of arrived here in germany. ah, the train is from warsaw, but some of its passengers have escaped hell. the 1st refugees and what is the largest war in europe this century among them, vito, who until just days ago, enjoyed a peaceful life in shitoria northwest ukraine. thus for a fear in frances, it was february 24 hours. thus, while it was very sudden saw on sex la, my mother called me at 6 a. m and told me wer

you can make it legal, you can provide some self governance for the russians in the don boss region. as lensky, the president, ukraine has said he doesn't want to get into nato. i mean, he's not going to say that any more of that would be a situation which would be good for russia because according to pope, that was the reason they started this. they were concerned about ukraine joining nato, lawrence, j corp, senior fellow at the center for american progress. thank you. thank you for having me take care. well, the use of those missiles is almost certain to heighten concerns within nato. the alliance is currently sending more troops to its eastern border. the u. s. alone will soon have more than 100000 troops across all of europe. a presence not seen on the continent in almost 20 years. and it's not just on land. american ships are in european waters, including the aircraft carrier, harry s truman dw steven beardsley, was on board the ship in the mediterranean, and he sent us this report. the constant wine of jet engines, day and night afford this carrier, the u. s. s. harry s. truma

you can make it legal, you can provide some self governance for the russians in the don boss region. as lensky, the president of ukraine has said, he doesn't want to get into nato. i mean, he's not going to say that any more of that would be a situation which would be good for russia because according to pull, that was the reason they started this. they were concerned about ukraine joining nato, lawrence, j corp, senior fellow at the center for american progress. thank you. thank you for having me take care. here's a look at some other developments in the conflict. ukrainian president of already made it to lansky, has accused russia of deliberately creating a humanitarian catastrophe in ukraine. but he also repeated his appeal for direct talks with russian president vladimir putin. lansky said negotiations would not be pleasant or easy, but were necessary. my not yet. the united nation says the fighting has displaced nearly 6 and a half 1000000 people inside ukraine. that's on top of the more than $3000000.00 refugees who left the country in total, those estimates mean almost a quart

this definitely persuaded us that we could no longer ignore the suffering to people and don boss, the leaders of breakaway regions turned to us for military support. mondays, emergency session at the un general assembly lays the groundwork for a resolution members will vote on later in the week. in part, it demands russia immediately stops its attack and withdraws all troops from ukraine. international criminal court in the hague will launch an investigation on the situation in ukraine following russia's invasion. the chief prosecutor carrion cons, says there is reasonable basis to believe alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity have been committed in the attack. neither russia nor ukraine, or members of the i c. c, but ukraine has accepted its jurisdiction in the past. russia for its part, does not recognize the court's authority at all. meanwhile, embassy international and human rights watch have accused russia of using cluster munition and vacuum bombs on civilians. the weapons are bound under the geneva convention, but moscow was not part of the international treaty. the un

spokesperson is the fate and the future of crimea, which russia next and 2014, and the eastern ukrainian don boss region where russia ones ukraine and the international community to recognize these territories as russian. but of course, that touches the territorial integrity of ukraine. that is something they are not willing to do as far as we know. we heard the ukrainian foreign minister say earlier today, we're not trading people land or sovereignty. and that shows just how difficult these talks hadn't been and still off. how high level are the delegates in attendance? well, we are, don't have any official list on who is part of each of the delegations, but we do know on behalf of ukraine. the defense minister is here, the majority leader, all the ukrainian, paul humans on the russian side is chief negotiator. mr. medina. sky you for example, but interestingly, and very interestingly, roman abramoff which is also here, the russian oligarch who was sanctioned by the west. and as far as we know he has been part in previous weeks of unofficial talks. also involving a president ed, one spokes perso

, then president putin takes the speech referring to what he called a genocide russians, and the don boss and naming crimea as part of russia. the speech ran on all channels and then on all channels simultaneously, the unthinkable occurred. hootin was cut off mid speech. instead of putting the pop singer was shown again. what exactly happened is unclear. the kremlin leader said there was a technical problem. put in speech was later repeated, this time uninterrupted. oh, let's take a look at some other developments in the conflict. the white hive says u. s. president joe biden has warned a chinese leader shooting ping. there will be consequences if he provides his ally russia with that material support in its war in ukraine. the 2 presidents spoke on friday for 2 hours and a video call. china's foreign ministry said she told biden the war must and as soon as possible a u. s. military aircraft with 4 people on board has crashed in northern norway. the vehicle a v $22.00 osprey was taking part in an ongoing nato military drill when it was reported missing. bad weather had been reported in th

is julia, she was just 21 when the picture was taken and had already served on the frontline and don boss, a number of times would be added to the as a dog, she trained soldiers and firing anti tank missiles full to hear that i'm pretty sure she's joined the war now that the affordable thought was in the dish. the war is claiming lives soon. because when we were rushing through the streets, looking for a basement to take refuge and we stumbled across the corpse, but at some point i couldn't bear it and covered him, which was that who taught me a resident told us he'd been lying there for 5 days. at some point, i couldn't bear it and covered him with a carpet in the cold. no one in the neighbourhood knew who he was, but he will be after a few days, some stole his boots. johnson florian buck, maya chronicles events, people and places in ukraine, showing it as a country steeped in through talent. he but also beauty and mean and fitted. don't boss. this is a minefield and on boss making it so i was drawn to its almost other worldly beauty . we went up to the scene tonight, even though i know