thank you oleksandr musienko, director of the military legal center of research, was our guest, oleg dunda, a people's deputy of ukraine, is currently a volunteer , and while we are waiting for him, we can add information, in particular, 66% of europeans support ukraine's accession to the european union, 66%." they are manufactured in switzerland, which does not allow them to be delivered to the war zone due to its policy of neutrality, reports the german publication of the federal republic of germany. of a full-scale war, the kraus mafia very man company stated that it could deliver tanks to ukraine from the warehouse, which can be brought to both readiness relatively quickly, but then germany refused the supply due to a lack of ammunition. they are manufactured by the swiss company oerlikon, which is part of the german group ryan metal. the ministry of defense of germany said that they are taking measures for the purchase of suitable ammunition on the world markets, there are only 23,000 cartridges for the planned supply of tanks, this will be enough for half an hour of work, in addition

the question is what happens to dundas and crimea. the russians, we know that crimea, donetsk and luhansk are the redlines, they would not be prepared to give up any of that ground. but the ukrainian side has support from the west. therefore this stage i don't think the ukrainian side are willing to actually give up too much in negotiations. it's important to remember this is also about what the ukrainian side is willing to negotiate. francine: the most difficult question this week, how do you think it will end? aglaya: i think it's important that there is no general mobilization. it means the russian army are going to continue this fight without the necessary manpower. i think the russians will continue being bogged down in donbas. i think it will continue over the next few weeks and months. we will continue having a war of attrition. and we may continue having a situation where neither side makes too many gains or too many losses. we are now talking about months, and they not weeks. -- and maybe not weeks. this will come down to dip

it's a cheap bar product and a lot of standards they taught the dundas, which by the way, is non alcoholic comes from a distillery. not far away, which has been experimenting with a new breed of rum, made from sugarcane, which is traditionally used to make rum plus pineapples and unconventional mix that under is the waste from this process. the pineapples and cain are also source locally from pharma, gordon oaks. his family has been founding here for 84 years. sunshine and sons wants to work with local farmers as much as possible. we've got this incredible sort of qualities loop on our own, on weiss from the still spirit. and it's a great feeling to know that spring use gun, which makes good sense from both environmental and business perspective. so everybody's happy down. the certainly brings a cal time. they came to get home and came to have a fate of and indeed they drink it until the cows come home. but don't call these ladies dunderheads. well, that was our show. thank you so much for watching. i'm christy. platinum berlin have a good day and trains of the future will fly carbon to to

due to this offensive which seems to be quiet successful in dundas which is further east, the situation looks a bit different, fighting his fears there. have inhe past few days seen some gains by the russians not breakthroughs but the russians are still on the offensive although things might not go as planned for them. it is a very intense battle. >> what about the kremlin's warning about further weapons deliveries to ukraine? >> the kremlin has been warning against arms deliveries since the beginning of the war but the kremlin has also attacked ukraine. >> we ar they are talks about evacuating a small number of these soldiers. those who are severely wounded. that could be 39 or around 40 people. the discussions are ongoing. this is what ukraine has proposed. handing over prisoners to russia along these wounded soldiers to get out of the steel plant. but russia is very keen on capturing the soldiers there. russia describes this battalion as a nazi fascist battalion. it has roots in ukrainian nationalism. it is a symbol and they want to get all of that. >> thank you. a group of southern

to w, correspond mathias bellinger is on the ground in ukraine's eastern dundas region. he file this assessment from the town of comma talk. there's been heavy fighting along the front line long, some part of the frontline here in easton ukraine. in the dawn bus, especially around the city of sierra, don't ask with the russians, are doing now, is that they're using as much a tillery as they can. they have brought a lot of technology into here, lot of equipment. they've also brought a lot of soldiers to these frontline parts where they want to break through. and what they do is they shell everything with a lot of material re until basically they have destroyed the positions and they're also often the residential areas that are in their way. and then they march in their advances are in fast. they are advancing very slowly, but they are advancing steadily in some parts of the front and that puts the ukrainian omby under huge pressure. this is why ukraine has been reiterating that they need heavy artillery to fight them back. that would put them on power. would even give the

either of these matters, billing a reporting from the city of crime, tor skin, ukraine's eastern dundas region. thank you. a, here's a reminder of the top story. we're following for you. a gunman, a shot dead at least 21 people out of school in the u. s. state of texas. most of the victims were children, at least kill the shooter at the elementary school in the town of validate. president joe biden says america must stand up to the gun. fossil for an out social media companies plummet in value, meaning more gloomy and used for markets. chris kolber has the details on business after the break. and don't forget, you can get used around the clock on d, w dot com and in the dw up. and of course you can follow us on our social media. can't steal the news. i'm puddle for lydia's more headlines in 45 minutes time. see that? ah, we'll go to the dark side where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings. there was a before 911 and and after 911, he says after 911, the clubs came off. were organized crime rules.

russia steps up attacks on the ukrainian dundas. seeing devastating strikes.rimes trial in kyiv convicts a 21-year-old russian conscript from siberia. first, meeting of the new french cabinet overshadowed by rape accusations.

. >> putin did not say when the operation might end but -- we expect this will be for dundas. we will continue to do this until the middle of the summer and then this battle in donbas, decisions will be made. >> this is the 12 so-called hero cities that include odessa and kyiv for outstanding heroism during world war ii. the commemorations continued as president boone led the procession of what russians call the immortal regiment, carrying a portion of his father who fought in world war ii, defending the city of st. petersburg. he was joined by thousands of others who lost relatives in the war. similar ceremonies were held across russia and in occupied territories of ukraine. president boone says he has no doubt that the military operation will achieve its objectives in ukraine while he continues to use his country's past to justify its present. al jazeera, moscow. >> the ukrainian president says russia's actions are a betrayal of victory day. >> russia has forgotten everything that was important to the winners of world war ii. ukraine and the whole free world will remind them

wasormed by separatists and informed these separatist groups and armed has separatist groups and the dundasnd door port in the reason. the battion was set up by the right wing groups to protect or fight against these separatists. it was incorporated into the ukrainian military, the ukrainian national guard under the ministry of the interior. most of these original founders left the battalion and it became more something like an elite troop. it never completely bash at the symbols of the beginning stage but most of these right wing people left or were later driven out when they -- the ministry has taken control. i lost you, i think. yes. >> let us talk about the situation in the east. russian troops are pulled back from kharkiv. what is the latest on the fighting in the region? >> russian troops have pulled back. they were driven away from the city almost until the border. we have been hearing that they are withdrawing or have already withdrawn in some places. the city is called. we have been out today. people are on the street, some people do not seem to trust this. shops are barricaded. it

russia steps up attacks on the ukrainian dundas. seeing devastating strikes. the first were crimes trial in kyiv convicts a 21-year-old russian conscript from siberia. first, meeting of the new french cabinet overshadowed by rape accusations. he denies the allegations. the new prime minister says there will be no impunity. his decision to stay followed a conversation with a french president who urged him to stay in paris. this is live from paris. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. we start with ukraine. day 89 of the russian invasion. there is no -- there is more evidence of an intensifying of russia's attack on the eastern donbass region. attacks from the land already occupied by pro-russian separatists. the area has taken heavy hits. the extent of the damage is emerging little by little. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy revealing 87 people were killed last tuesday. images from this monday show the damage caused by these russian strikes. meanwhile, our reporter has returned to irpin. he was there well russians were closing in with the aim of taki

that is what a group of remarkable volunteers are doing in dundas -- donbas including the man who filmed a british math teacher who came out last month to lend a hand. >> we have been going quite close to the front and evacuating bedridden people, a couple of blind people. i am quite scared most of the time. correspondent: who would not be. this was filmed by the driver of another school bus, one of the two that went missing. mikhail is a local history teacher. last friday he left for a rescue mission and never came back. then, a surprise announcement on russian television. mikhail has been captured alive. then another surprise. while speaking to his wife, a phone rings. it is her husband still held captive but calling with important news. he spoke about a prisoner exchange. my husband said the russians might swap in for prisoners held by our government, soon i hope, so maybe everything will work out. perhaps it will, but for others still trapped in the town no help at hand. this is as close as we can get to the town right now. artillery is in the distance and shells are landing in just

ukraine confirms that it shut down transit of russian gas across the dundas because russian separatists product. abortion rights in the u.s., republicans have blocked a vote on making a federal law to protect a woman's right to termination of a pregnancy. the supreme

ukraine confirms that it shut down transit of russian gas across the dundas because russian separatists were siphoning off the product. abortion rights in the u.s., republicans have blocked a vote on making a federal law to protect a woman's right to termination of a pregnancy. the supreme court is poised to overturn roe v. wade. an american palestinian reporter shot in the head in the west bank. he was there for al jazra. they claim the death was a deliberate act perpetrated by israeli soldiers. france, u.s., and reporters without borders are calling for an international investigation. this is live from paris. ♪ mark: thank you for being with us. today 77 of the russian invasion of ukraine. ukrainian forces mounted a counter operation against russian troops, pushing back putin's army to the north and east. the second largest city in the ukraine has been bombarded by russian forces since the start of the invasion on february 24. ukraine is launching its own war crimes investigation against the russian occupying forces. president volodymyr zelenskyy said the want to negotiate with putin

that for years had been used to fire upon local forces that's as intense fighting ridges on in the dundas. an unprecedented food insecurity. crisis grips, latin american countries as western sanctions against russia disrupting global supply chains and latvia moles, asking nato troops to use explosives to blow up a world war 2 monument to soviet.

the situation in dundas is getting -- donbass is getting difficult for the civilian population.he man responsible for these evacuation trades tell me that the people evacuating are those who have decided they want to stay, that have now been forced to leave their homes by the intense fighting in many cases they are actually people who have lost their homes. but we know about the russian offensive on the last bit of the region which is still in ukrainian hands, which is where the forces are being concentrated. they have been shelling the road that goes between the region, to uvalde --severodonetsk. ukrainian authorities believe that road is possible. mark: our correspondent in ukraine. we will have more. and investigated report released -- an investigative report released this wednesday blame forced johnson for allowing boozy government parties that broke the uk's covid-19 rules. while johnson says he took full response ability for the breaches he insisted he will not resign. >> boris johnson expressed his remorse in front of the british parliament. >> i want to begin by renewing

daily news, my taylor spelling are reporting from the city of crime, tor scan, ukraine's eastern dundas region. thank you. well, as the war rages in ukraine, the role of western intelligence has come under scrutiny. the united states and nato allies have stated publicly that they provide ukraine with satellite images, intercept russian communication, and help offend off russian cyber attacks. but leaks and statements from within the u. s. intelligence community have also alleged even closer involvement. like with the sinking of the russian missile cruiser mosque of the ship was struck by ukrainian missiles. but there are reports. the u. s. provided information about its location earlier this month in new york times reported that the u. s. had provided intelligence that helped ukraine kill several russian generals on the front lines when i speak, and i with military analyst, frank language, who joins me from oxford in the united kingdom. hi and welcome to d w. how much do we know about the role of western intelligence in this war? but what we know is what they've told us. and what we can

it's been proven conclusively that the targeting of shewn ugly and the group of dundas by the israeli occupation forces was direct and deliberate. that has been proved by the type of the rifle a rogue. hm. and you 14 and the type of the bullet known as appears in bullet stuff . the investigation confirmed there was no firing from the palestinian side at the time. shooting was killed. the bullet is a key evidence of the case. california official have refused to hand it over to the israeli authorities. the palestinian authority won't even release the picture of the bullet saying israel will try to use it to manipulate track. that mistrust is why the palestinian authority has refused a joint investigation with israel saying it's can't trust israel to investigate itself. these really narrative changed several time since judy was shot. these really are mistress that it can't. that's her mind if she was killed by palestinians or by israeli forces. they just either media network has formed the legal team to defer shootings file to the international criminal court. i see see, earlier this wee

don base offensive, and your previous report talked about different access, different gateway to dundasthern tip of the donetsk region capital stop until now, russia's offences have been moving with the handbrake very much honour, and they has a question now of, now that they are more free, if they will actually move the handbrake off, move faster, and i would say the big warning signs now is that since in the donetsk region, like kramatorsk, it is. government held but significant, and whether those cities now come under russian siege. you for being with us, samir puri with as. let's get some of the day's other news. the united nations children's fund says the number of severely malnourished children around the world is rising because of the combined effects of armed conflicts, the coronavirus pandemic, and climate change. and unicef has warned that the cost of helping these children is becoming more expensive because of the rising cost of the food needed to treat them. the number of people suffering from covid—like symptoms in north korea is fast approaching 1.5 million just a week aft

they don't use my test. spelling are reporting from the city of crime, tor skin, ukraine's eastern dundas region. thank you. well, here are some of the other stories making use connected to the war in ukraine, hungary prime minister victor, or band has declared a new state of emergency because of the war in a neighboring ukraine. emergency powers imposed during the pandemic were due to expire. critics say it means or bank can restrict basic rights. former german chancellor, gerhard schroeder says he has turned down a seat on the board of the russian energy. giant gas from sugar is a friend of president vladimir putin and has been criticized for refusing to cut his business ties to russia. russian judges have rejected an appeal by the opposition leader alex in the valley against a 9 year prison sentence for fraud and other alleged crimes. he will now be transferred from a penal camp to a high security prison. the valid, used the hearing to condemn the war. alarm is growing again over north korea's nuclear ambitions after pyongyang fired off 3 ballistic missiles. says korea's military se th

have finished from the point of view of oligarchic responsibility in general and your colleague oleg dundaxpressed the hope that the oligarchs will be able to bear some responsibility, let's say so , for the years of abuse of the state budget of ukraine and, in general, for their role in the ukrainian economic and political infrastructure, you also hope for this. i hope that everyone who was involved in the fact that the country is 30 years old looted and er corruption has developed on such a scale in our state that our international partners cannot comprehend it and they constantly point us to it er it will be stopped and we will never return to the conversations that there may be some manifestations of corruption in ukraine, whether this corruption is oligarchic or not oligarchic, it doesn’t matter at all because the destructive effect on statehood and national security from this is simply insane, but only you see it as an economic tool in general, if we talk about western aid and i i think that many of those western government officials who are now thinking about this aid are thinking a

pose a rather serious question about stability in europe as such here we are as such, we have oleg dundathe people's deputy of ukraine, there is a faction, the servant of the people, already in touch. greetings, olezhe , greetings, vitaliy, greetings to all the viewers. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. this is blackmail by hunger, and continuing this topic, i want to ask you about ukrainian security, because yulia says that so we people can be in danger of this starvation , we do not have it well, we have another danger, the danger of national security stability in the state and ensuring defense in the future even after the end of this war . let's try to talk about how much ukraine can count on, because we remember that at the beginning, after the war, we talked about some special guarantees that ukraine can provide now this topic has completely disappeared , it is also on the market, we still have a chance to become a member of the alliance, to what extent can the ukrainian state contribute to this today, see vitaliy, to be honest, in fact, our army somewhere in two or three months,

there is a general sense of destruction clearly in the dundas region and retreat for ukrainian forceshe arrival of us howitzers coming into play. how much difference would it make, do you think, for longer range missiles to be made available by the biden administration which, clearly he has decided he is not going to do. if he has decided he is not going to do. ,, ., , .,, to do. if the united states was resolute in _ to do. if the united states was resolute in supporting - to do. if the united states was| resolute in supporting ukraine, biden has done a good dealfor ukraine but he has done it incrementally and timidly. if he was resolute in supporting ukraine, sending all the weapons ukraine has been asking forfour month, then our experts understand the situation they believe ukraine needs stop russian offensive in eastern ukraine which right now is enjoying some incremental success would be stopped in its tracks. 50 success would be stopped in its tracks. , ., ., ., ., tracks. so you would have no issue, tracks. so you would have no issue. john — tracks. so you would have no issue,

wall on to the east coast and behind the earth being cold, it is snowing colorado couple days ago, dundas heading up towards the 30 mark and the next bit of winter isn't really but a winter. this circulating storm in the pacific mark, you're a bit to tops in british columbia, but no more than that by the east coast time events. you see this rain or the shower stuff movie switch you had since then the be a bit of a change to cold weather behind. cuz that has been the story up to this point. but new york forecast believe that 26 degrees the shower stop and that it's fine. just a bit breezy. i think we'll see for the lee with dolls and his pan viola. sincerely heavy outbreaks of at least shower rain over the next day or so. and that's true in the yucatan peninsula, and it goes back into southern mexico, increasingly warm in land. it might see want to shower, to say, but not that many. as brazil burst to south america try picture, except down through the southeast that looks quite stormy. but blue ambition, artistry, adventure a short documentary by african filmmakers from beneath kenya and a

it was before the attack on georgia, before crimea, the dundas and this was started by russia this yearobably at that moment, allies would have taken another decision. we would be living in a better world. but unfortunately it was blocked by some of our allies, now we are living with this. nevertheless, it is never too late. it is up to ukraine whether they want tojoin it is up to ukraine whether they want to join nato and when, it is up to ukraine whether they want tojoin nato and when, and whether they are already prepared. it is up to the allies, the allied countries to decide. it doesn't seem that it countries to decide. it doesn't seem thatitis countries to decide. it doesn't seem that it is going to be very, very soon, but it is possible in the case of finland and sweden shows we can do it very fast if we want to do. indeed, that leads nicely to my next question. we are seeing how fast this can be done. are you more fearful of security in poland and other parts of europe? are you more fearful of russia if sweden and finland tojoin or less fearful of russia if sweden and finland to

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ukraine's dundas suffers a sustained russian attack this wednesday.eavy weapons from western allies. we have the latest for you. in the united states, anyone who helps a woman seeking an abortion can be sued. one day left before the coveted award at the confident festival -- at the cannes film festival will be handed out. this is "live from paris." thank you very much for being with us. russian forces have kept up their sustained bombardment of donbass. ukraine's leaders are angry that heavy weaponry pledged by western allies has not yet arrived. meanwhile, russian shelling killed at least seven civilians and wounded 17 in the city of kharkiv. ukraine's second-largest city had been relatively quiet since ukrainian forces regained territory around it and pushed back russian troops this month, leading authorities to reopen its metro network. our reporter is in kharkiv. >> it really took everybody here by surprise after a relatively calm and quiet time. they ran this huge counteroffensive region by region, village by village around kharkiv by ukraine for

outnumbered and outgunned in the dundas. ukrainian soldiers forced to pull back.r investigation for the trafficking of antiquities. anchor: as the united states mourns its second deadliest school shooting the nation's most powerful gun lobby, the national rifle association, holding their national convention in texas. anti-gun protesters have gathered outside the convention center with former president donald trump is among the attendees. >> i think they are trying to use this awful thing to make a political point and i am incensed by it. i think these poor parents have enough to deal with and the fact that you are making it a big thing. i think it is horrible. >> the nra had nothing to do with that. the fact that they were shot was terrible, but guns do not shoot themselves. anchor: for more on this, our guest tonight does eric rubin, a think you for joining us. i want to start by a statistic. there have been 212 mass shootings in the u.s. this year and no meaningful gun reform in sight. have americans resigned themselves to living with this kind of violence? >> i

in the dundas -- donbas, ukrainians are taking losses, making re-gains, but it is a hard fight. they are not in a position to counterattack. russia sent one btalion yesterday because of the losse but to come ck to your question, the ukrainians want to return things as a starting point for negottion to february 24. that implies along conflict. claire: thank you for coming on "dw news." >> thank you. claire: may 9 is victory day in russia, celebrating the soviet union's role in defeating nazi germany and world war ii, traditionally marked by a massive parade in moscow. this year, the event is overshadowed by the war, and the sluggish campaign there. ♪ correspondent: if you stroll around the tour district -- tourist district, among the souvenirs, the z, everywhere, merchandise and support of russia's "special military operation," the only name allowed for the war in ukraine. in the city center, tanks and rocket launchers role towards a kremlin, while russian soldiers fight on the front line in ukraine, rehearsal for the may 9 victory day parade, which for many is an annual spectacl

when we come back, a rare interview from the front lines of the battle of dundas in ukraine.with us. ♪♪ [music break] , coda group won 2022 song contest over the weekend in italy and then live back to ukraine and were honored by president zelenskyy. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we end today's show on the front lines of the war in ukraine. in the city of mariupol, the russian military says nearly 1000 ukrainian fighters surrendered in total after leaving the azovstal steel plant where they have been holed up for ma weeks. is comes as "the new york times" reports talks to end the war ve collapsed with russn and ukrainian negotiators further art than at any other point during the war. meanwhile, the u.s. senate is expected to vote today to approve an additional $40 billion in military and economic aid tokraine. on tuesd, on the front lines, i oke to the indendent jourlist willi "billy" nessen who is in the ukrainian town of severodonetsk, east of kramatorsk, which is right up against the russian lines and

the day, russia's invasion has extended its control of the dundas into mariupol center., a senior pruning aid -- a senior put aid visited mariupol. ukraine cannot stop russia from targeting civilians and soldiers in the plant, some of whom recently escaped. >> when these civilians are leaving the plant, the russians can see from their drones where they are coming from and after that at night they start bombing these locations. >> is there anything ukraine can do to save azovstal? >> i wish all world leaders increase their pressure on putin. there has to be a harsh pressure until they arell out but we have to do it very, very urgently. >> it is already too late to save much of the city. this w home for two sisters and their family wrecked by russian bombs. that fell constantly and created a terrifying daily soundtrack. the bombs set fires to their neighbors homes. inside there home they grow up and come of the family sheltered as best as they could. protected only by a wooden table. today in kyiv, they are safe. she and her sister look at photos of a happier time before t

the road to the ukrainian city as the russian targets as moscow tries to take full control of the dundasd thatjerry and defamation trial of johnny depp and amber heard has begun its deliberations after hearing their lawyers closing arguments. johnny depp is suing his former wife for an article she wrote in which she said she was a victim of domestic abuse. coming up in 25 minutes or so, a full round—up of the means. but now it is time for newscast. alex and chris, on an episode of newscast the other day we were talking about a new rock opera about tony bland i said i would love it if there is a newscast musical and i said but please, don't put too much effort into it. don't do a demo of a whole newscast musical. jeff has done a demo of a newscast musical. that's the first amazing thing and the second thing is he taking lots of newscast characters and written songs about them based on actual musicals. so there is one about chris mason based onjesus christ superstar. here isjeff serenading you in the style of andrew lloyd webber. thanks guys! that was brilliant. well done jeff.— thanks guy

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towns, the last two big urban areas in luhansk region, i big urban areas in luhansk region, part the dundas inwood. a lovely picture story to show you this morning. dame deborahjames has visited the chelsea flower show to see the rose named after her. the host of the you, me and the big c podcast revealed earlier this month she is receiving end—of—life care — after being diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2016. more than £6 million have now been raised for dame deborah's bowelbabe fund. she has done brilliantly. that will fund more research and donations and time for research into bowel cancer. a little toast, chios, nice to see. she does enjoy a glass of fizz. let's find out what is happening with the weather. it looked lovely at the chelsea flower show. that view you have behind you is very nice, as well. i enjoy the straight lines on the beach for some reason. just recently cleaned. this is broadstairs in kent. good morning, some warnings i could spend all day looking at some of the shots from the weather watchers. a huge contrast, lots of sunshine to the south and east of the north—east of

on the lib dem thing for the second, reporting the conservative leader of colchester council, paul dundas should also be on the _ yes. or more generous help that should also be on the table. - yes. or more generous help that should also be on the table. has| should also be on the table. has partygate played out here? honestly, didn't come up _ partygate played out here? honestly, didn't come up anywhere _ partygate played out here? honestly, didn't come up anywhere near- partygate played out here? honestly, didn't come up anywhere near on - partygate played out here? honestly, didn't come up anywhere near on the| didn't come up anywhere near on the doorstep as much is that was expected to. it was more about the far broader economic picture then partygate. far broader economic picture then pa tate. ,, ., , far broader economic picture then pa tate. ,, ., partygate. should boris johnson stay on as leader? _ partygate. should boris johnson stay on as leader? not _ partygate. should boris johnson stay on as leader? not for _ partygate. should boris johnson stay on as leader? not for me _ part

it's become the focus of moscow's pushed to capture the entire eastern dundas region. u. s. president joe biden has marked memorial day by planting a tree outside the white house with families of fallen service members. earlier biden laid a reef at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery in his memorial day address. fightin said democracy is worth dying for. this is d of you news from berlin. you'll find more in our website, d, w dot com. ah . russian forces are making slow but steady progress towards season. the key city of severity nets can ukraine's east for they are facing fierce resistance from ukrainian forces who relinquish some ground, but holding their line made while european union discusses its 6th round daffy russian sanctions, including an embargo on oil imports. there the line isn't so strong, i'm fil gale and this is the day. ah, it's never been easy. it's the same now with the 6 package, broad economic sanctions, including oil, including gas to start moscow of funds. and now.