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ubs ceo says about of credit suisse employees have left as integration begins in earnest. exuberance in stocks. you will get cpi today and stocks, especially tech, showing no fear at all. let me show you what happened in yesterday's session. apple at an all-time high for the first time since 2022. and tesla has had its 12th straight day of gains. and oracle after hours, a cloud company and not ai, hitting an all-time high. there was enthusiasm. it is led by tech. and apple, the biggest equity in the u.s. market. that enthusiasm carrying over to today's premarket session. future is in the u.s., europe and asia -- asian stocks up by 1%. tech still leading the gains in the u.s. europe playing catch up with a strong close friend yesterday. across market it is a different picture. a picture where inflation expectations have started to rain and. a survey showing inflation expectations are at a two-year low. consumers feeling the pinch. maybe the pause tomorrow from the fed is maybe the end of a rate hikes cycle. morgan stanley -- jp morgan has excellent research out in the last

the national lands, with the round-the-clock efforts of our dear colleagues , the work started in earnest from exactly two years ago on the area of ​​106 million five hundred and fifty two thousand hectares of 135 million and 600 thousand hectares of national and state lands let's map the lands of the unit manager, more than 99% of our national lands have been mapped by abdul ahad, babaei also said that until the end of the year 1403 , we signed contracts with 80 companies and 270 in the hands of farmers . they are depositing their activities, the subsequent document issuance will be done in the board, and i hope that by the end of the year, we will succeed to 70% and in 1403 , the case of executive areas such as natural resources will be completed. regarding the organization of normal documents, he said that if the assembly recognizes expediency of the nizam should agree with the approval of the plan to require the official registration of real estate transactions, a large part of the court cases will be reduced due to the special conditions of our society, although i beg you, he said in

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. >> we are not really seeing that counteroffensive in earnest at this point, right?e beginning to see the early elements of that, but, what does that mean in the long term? once the counteroffensive gets started, it sounds as though there is potential for them to be fairly successful in this counteroffensive once it starts gets going in earnest. >> i think so. what we are seeing right now is what is generally known as probing attacks. finding gaps in the russian defensive lines and giving some experience to these units and preparing for large-scale attacks in the future. ukrainians have a few options of where they could launch that attack. it seems likely it could be in the south but there are several areas they could get attacked as well. they are hitting the defensive line, which in some areas is quite well defended but they are 10 kilometers from the main belt of russian fortifications. what we will likely see in the next few weeks is ukrainians finding gaps in those lines before committing a broader number of gates that of been held back in reserves to a larger e

so the atomic race began in earnest as soon the first bombs were dropped.joseph stalin as leader of the soviet union, even before the u.s. bombed hiroshima, nagasaki really had given the order to begin work in earnest on a soviet counterpart. it took years for the soviet union to get its own atomic bombs, but then only took another four years for the soviet union to get a much more powerful version. thermonuclear weaponry known the hydrogen bomb, the hydrogen was actually the project on which the physicist that i mentioned and quoted several times already in this lecture, andrei sakharov, the future nobel peace prize winner, played a crucial role in helping the ussr soar, helping, in fact, to guide soviet union to that technology. now, let's back for a moment by. the time that the soviet union had acquired first atomic technology in 1949 and then bomb technology in 1953, already for several years, the international english language journal, physicists, chemists and other natural scientists devoted to work on atomic science, the so-called bulletin of atomic

>> well, i think he's very earnest. the problem he paces is what is his lane.ng to appeal to the evangelical voters which are a large share of the republican party. but i think where he stood on january 6th, and i think that was his, you know, best moment, i think that will be really hard to appeal to some of the trump voters. and i think desantis' ability to kind of be a cultural brawler, i think that'll actually appeal to the evangelical voters more than his sincere earnestness. paul: okay. all right, we'll see. when we come back, kevin mccarthy's debt ceiling victory. the house speaker pushes his deal through despite some republican opposition. what the win says about his speakership and what the gop can accomplish for the rest of this this congress.enns ♪ i can be free to do the things that i love to do. i hope when i retire someday, they say, that guy made this place a special place to come to school and gave as much as he could to help the community. ♪ >> i wanted to do something no other congress has done. that we would literally turn the ship. for the f

after this, this was when the inquiry in earnest really started. this was the factual side of it.on preparedness. we had the lead lawyer for the inquiry. preparedness. we had the lead lawyer forthe inquiry. he preparedness. we had the lead lawyer for the inquiry. he was saying that the uk was taken by surprise by this. he asked certain questions like, did brexit take the focus away from planning? will be too busy focusing on a flu pandemic to think about covid? we have also heard from the lawyer for the bereaved families who said government planning was complacent, and that meant that when it came to reality, the government was making it up as it went along. i have to say, listening to some of those quotes does give you the chills, and it is a reminder of the human toll that this pandemic played on so many people and a reminder that so many people died alone. you say there is the emotional, the factual, that we can't talk about this without talking about the political, as well? ila. this without talking about the political, as well?— this without talking about the olitical, as wel

. >> the struggle ttake bac hkas n earnest. this was russian held ground two weeks ago.his brigade, the journey to the front takes longer now. here in the east and in the south, there is still a long way to go. ukraine is on the offensive. russia fought hard to keep this ground but they fought harder. >> let's go. >> this is all russian equipment and uniforms here. >> the guns are louder. after months of conserving artillery, it is ukrainian weapons that bring out. >> that ukrainian, outgoing. he a wall of a russian shell la. corpses lie unclaimed. >> there's usually a number of russian dad, at least two, still in their. the city itself is still firmly under russian control, but we are making small gains. the big challenge is when we find a major breakthrough, and we haven't found that yet. this could come anywhere along this 1000 kilometer frontline. it could come here, or it could come to the south. we're just trying to stretch those russian resources and manpower to the breaking point. >> we travel 130 kilometers southwest to a second area of ukraine attack. the 68th

. >> the former president can then begin his legal defense in ernest -- earnest. >> and joined by executive editorial are -- john santini. >>a lot of information was spilled out when the -- that was unsealed. >> was trump caught off guard. >> oh, very much, juju. >> people have gone on, the many visits to mar-a-lago but to see it all put out, i'm told one of the things that were most striking are the images -- the images of documents seen around mar-a-lago but those were photos taken by donald trump's personal aide. >> donnell trump seeing that has the got to say to himself, what this is? these are pictures from my own people. >> that just burns him in so many ways. >> and you spoke to people throughout the day. >> you get a sense of the reaction of the mood. >> what are you sense something. >> i think the biggest thing for donald trump how wide this was, how much information they had -- he's obviously angry. >> i mean, this is a very significant multi-count indictment against him. >> i also think that a lot of donald trump -- trump's own words came back to bite him. >> conversations were r

today, we honor earnest sick -- ernest sicky. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes mrs. mcclellan for five minutes. mrs. mcclellan: mr. speaker, yesterday the students of a high school in richmond, virginia, celebrated their graduation. moments after the ceremony ended, as friends and family gathered outside for hugs and selfies, gunshots rang out. panic ensued. and when the dust settled, a graduate, shawn jackson, was dead. he was 18 years old. shawn's stepfather, who came to celebrate with him, lorenzo smith, was dead. he was 36 years old. five additional people were shot. others sustained injuries, including reina jackson smith, shawn's 9-year-old sister, who was hit by a car while fleeing the scene. richmond police have a suspect in custody. he is 19 years old. he knew the victim. he and shawn were in an ongoing dispute. we should not have to live like this. . what should have been the happiest day of their lives turned into every parents' nightmare. they saw their freshman year cut short by covid. they should have f

challenge to listen and hear each other in new ways and trust that the spirit will be in that process of earnest listening . and listening is one way we can bind the nations and heal the planet. >> would you add to that? >> i will add, it was definitely a process of discernment. and deep feeling. and feeling the movement and the presence of the holy spirit. that had not been present to them before. especially with the absence of jesus. so there was more of a focal point of reference for them. what is that feeling? what is that movement? when you have someone who has such a dynamic personality, as i think jesus had and that are , the energy can be focused outwardly instead of inwardly. >> okay. i was looking at some of the scriptures on pentecost on this day and not only do you have acts 2 but you have genesis , you have the tower of babel, just the opposite happens . and you also have an alternative passage in ezekiel , the dry bones. i am not sure which you will focus on. but i was looking ahead to see exactly what the scriptures are. what is your approach to some of those scriptures? >> i woul

you know, where i am with this -- >> thank you, jimmy. >> it's earnest. where i need to figure out is not so much the entry point, it's somewhere around here what, am i going to goof around, whether it's 390 or 370, who cares. the answer for somebody like me and you're at home listening and you don't own nvidia, it's the size of the entry position i got to give this time. i made this analogy last week, this is like apple in 2012 which is the year i think i bought it. it had gone up like eightfold in the prior few years yet you look at those numbers back in 2012, they're a fraction of where it is today that's what i think will happen with nvidia and i need to take time so my entry point, whatever it is, it will probably be small and, scott, you'll hear me talking about this over months, maybe even the next year getting a full position going. >> so speaking of, you know, gaps between certain stocks and other ones, the gap between the nasdaq and the dow is pretty epic, okay. >> it's ridiculous. >> and according to bespoke, we're just coming off this month of

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the struggle to take back what is theirs has begun in earnest.was russian—held ground two weeks ago, and for this brigade, the journey to the front takes longer now. here in the east and the south, there is still a long way to go. ukraine is on the offensive. russia fought hard to keep the ground and this brigade fought harder. step—by—step it was russian mines. this is all russian equipment and uniforms? yes, equipment. rations, everything. we travel to another front and another ukrainian breakthrough. the men of the 68th brigade fought russian marines for three days to take this village. here is very difficult, very difficult because this is the main difference, the main area of activity for russian soldiers. what we can see here is there has been fighting house to house and room by room, very close? yes, very difficult. andrei is already giving orders for the next attack. it is imminent. translation: listen, it is very important, i you need to listen to people, you need to listen very closely and smile, why are you worried? we are winning this

ukraine's long anticipated counteroffensive, which seemed to begin in earnest on monday, is still gatheringg battle for bakhmut is now part of that offensive. ukraine says its forces are making progress, hoping perhaps to cut off russian troops inside the city. russia says its soldiers still control the city, but these battles just outside seem intense. translation: the ukrainian tactics are like this. - first, smaller groups move in with the support of armoured vehicles. they make up a concentrated task force, but they've had no success at all so far. but ukraine's main effort is likely to be further south, near the shattered city of vuhledar. it's been on the front line for months. a dire existence for those hardy civilians who remain. translation: people are constantly dying, regularly wounded. _ they're taken away from the city. we're very afraid. ukraine is deliberately saying very little about its military plans, keeping its enemy guessing. we know there's heavy fighting not far away, but we don't know who's winning. pauladams, bbc news, kyiv. around the world and across the uk. this

. >> the disappearance of earnest desoto was an agonizing mystery that plagued his family. there for the emotional homecoming in san francisco. >> the lieutenant colonel finally back home in san francisco in the belly of this united airlines jet. his casket draped in a u.s. flag arrived 54 years after he disappeared in vietnam. his entire family and dozens of friends were there to greet him, ending a half century of searching, and fighting back feelings of hopelessness this day would never come. his widow, now 90, was his sweetheart in high school in san francisco. and she refused to give up. >> we went to nixon, kennedy, and they told us to go home. we didn't go home. we just kept fighting. >> reporter: joyce and ernie desoto were married and had three children in the spring of 1969 when the family heard the news that ernie had disappeared and rescue efforts failed. >> why? why 54 years? why couldn't they have found him? i thought he was tortured. i thought he was a prisoner. >> reporter: until recently he was one of 81,000 servicemen and women who were unaccounted for and

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that is, we started playing in earnest and really would have to stop accept their radioactive waste.be very good, but probably we, we have everything ready for them to work, the second and third time. we're all set. for their waste - it's our way, it's true, and we have our own waste. we also have our own waste, and let them be alive and shine with happy silanes. well, these happy finance ministers, in my mind, the finance minister must be angry, grieving for every penny. well, here's a classic accountant. why, where do you share seventeen rubles 25 kopecks. that's why you’re late, you won’t please you, but nevertheless, siluanov did a great job, because it was i who thought that now it can already be said that it was thanks to siluanov to another person who, therefore , influenced him, an eighty percent sale of mandatory foreign exchange earnings was introduced, which us and saved in the beginning of march last year, so to speak. he did this, and he did it on sunday in violation of all his powers in violation of all bureaucratic norms and, uh, this is really an achievement for which

sure, is that the ukrainian authorities are keen to emphasise the counter offense's has started in earnesthey have made perhaps as a way of boosting morale, but sending a signal to the international community this is a battle worth supporting. let's get some of the day's other news now. the us and saudi arabia have condemned renewed violence in sudan's capital, khartoum. residents have reported air strikes and exchanges of artillery fire. the two countries said they were disappointed that fighting had resumed. initial results suggest the new pro—europe movement of montenegro's president, jakov milatovic, has narrowly won the country's parliamentary elections. europe now is projected to have taken a quarter of the vote. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. a little bit more of the news making headlines across the uk. a man has been charged with the murder of a 21—year—old woman in northern ireland earlier this month. chloe mitchell went missing in the town of ballymena and was last seen in earlyjune. a 26—year—old man is due to appear before magistrates later. the met offic

once it gets going in earnest in kyiv, greg falcon, fox news.row, governor newsom, along with leaders in education, arts and culture, will gather at the getty center to discuss implementing ar instruction, beginning this coming fall. the event will include present stations, performances and actionable information for teachers and schools. back in november, voters overwhelmingly passed prop 28. the arts and music in schools funding act. it requires the state to spend nearly $1 billion a year on arts and music education in public schools. she's from mallorca, spain, but has found a home at san jose state university playing the game of golf in two seasons. lucia lopez ortega finished in the top five, most recently, she placed second at the ncaa two national championship and she spoke with greg lee about her skills out there on the green second in the two individual championship. how does that feel for you to have six such great success? oh, well, it's amazing going into the tournament, you know, you have the ability to be up there, but there's so m

the word maxim shevchenko, these mountains attract the eye, but they are dangerous in earnest, arkhyzfamous for its purest water , crystal air and picturesque views here with obstacles. on a hike encountered a tour group from moscow four people. they went on the route on june 12, and a few days later they lost contact rescuers connected to the search after the missing group was reported by the father of one of the participants , 12 specialists were sent to search for the karachay-cherkessian unit of the search and rescue squad of the russian emergencies ministry , the operation was initially complicated by the lack of specific routes that tourists walked rescuers examined the valley of a mountain river, a lake and the surrounding area, but two of the participants helped, in another case. hike themselves went to the base. they indicated exactly the place where the second half of the tour group was located and explained to move, on their own, those who remained in the mountains could not , according to information, the leader of the group and one part. magnifier's parents were injured,

responsibility than the movement of pmc fighters on the territory of belarus , the president was worried in earnests regard, andrzej duda demanded a tough response from nato in this regard, the head of the alliance, jen stoltenberg , following the meeting, carefully noted that we are of course following developments closely and have already increased our readiness and our military presence in the eastern part of the alliance we will decide to further strengthen our collective defense by increasing the high readiness forces and expanding capabilities to ensure a reliable deterrence and protection of the entire alliance we make these decisions at the upcoming nato summit in just a few days. at the same time, they will not discuss ukraine's entry into the alliance at the next summit, but in order not to leave kiev without promises, assured the future of ukraine exactly in nato, but for now, they offered to be content with interaction within the council, we are considering opportunities for decisions at the summit, which will suit clear signals to ukraine that its future in nato, i mean, we are conside

the struggle to take back what's theirs has begun in earnest.e south there's still a long way to go. ukraine is on the offensive. russia fought hard to keep this ground but 3 storm fought harder. step—by—step. it was mines, maybe. russian mines. so let's go. this is all russian equipment and uniforms here? yeah yeah. eat, equipment. rations, everything? explosion. the guns are louder now. after months of conserving artillery, it's ukrainian weapons that ring out. gunfire. this small arms fire is ukrainian — outgoing. you can hear a lot of artillery here as well. also outgoing — much more than before. a russian shell lands nearby. explosion. across these positions, russian corpses lie uncollected. so they retook these trenches fairly recently. looks like a number of russian dead — at least two — still in there. they're taking ground to the south of bakhmut and to the north of bakhmut. the city itself still firmly under russian control. but it's very early days in this counteroffensive. they�* re making small gains. the big challenge for them is w

earlier russia's defense minister says at least 2 earnest is we have fox have been repelled since the beginning of june. as the compet rate is all moves the unit of, of hiring a russian to come by the say, he said the best of the mazda of one to battalion is a lot of them is named off with the civic colanda who liberated the city of has on doing the 2nd world war on seas event. polanski. what's the, the, the probably didn't go for the, the 30 foot versus the log in all volunteer battalion to the soldiers. why they here? we're about to find out the that's the appeal unless you're in april this year there was a comma to order to set up a new battalion. we started recruiting volunteers. the overall number of troops will account for more than $500.00 and so far were nearly half staff to the unit has a reconnaissance and come to sabotage role. but she will. why is this unit named dr . vasily montgomery technology research? the 1944. if i see the model of commanded the division, that was the 1st across the neighbor river and those who liberated the city up here, san doing the great patrioti

working with vha, for the past two years, we are at the point now where we need to start really in earnest working on the implementation. we'll implement with legacy. with ehrm, we have been coordinating with that office since its inception. they have all of our requirements, detailed requirements. we'll continue to do that collaboration across the board. then, as they continue to move out when they do, we'll be prepared for that integration. >> how confident that these medications that you just mentioned are going to be successful? >> for vha they will. it allows me to integrate with what is available right now, as i'm going to implement out of sight. and also understanding that when the enterprise supply chain solution becomes available, we will pivot and actually integrate with that future solution. we know we need to do it. but in the interim, we are going to integrate with what is available right now, so we can proceed. >> do you feel that fmbt should be allowed to deploy across v.a. without having to depend on successful the -- and the supply chain? >> i think what i just laid out, i

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offensive actions against each other for the next, the 6 months that this cease fire will begin in earnest though in august 2 months, from now, all offensive actions will and at the beginning of july, and then on august, the 6 the suicides are hoping that all the protocols and the verification mckinney assume that will be at lab the by the united nations piece mission here in columbia will be in place, so the 6 months of this 1st temporary, bilateral cease fires, will start on august the 6th. and now the idea is that after the 6 months that the cease fire will continue. and again, it will be key here. how well that verification mckinney is admin and the communications channels that, that will now open between the columbia and government, the atlanta in the you and well work to deal with any incident that might occur in the different regions while the ceasefire is in place that lead being an negotiator for the government says that this is any story a deal and that many hard days of work ahead that will start now to make sure that to the the a will be implemented, deceased by a will be imple

the struggle to take back what's theirs has begun in earnest.held ground two weeks ago. for 3 storm brigade, thejourney to the front takes longer now. here in the east and in the south there's still a long way to go. ukraine is on the offensive. russia fought hard to keep this ground but 3 storm fought harder. step—by—step. it was mines, maybe. russian mines. so let's go. this is all russian equipment and uniforms here? yeah yeah. eat, equipment. rations, everything? explosion the guns are louder now. after months of conserving artillery, it's ukrainian weapons that ring out. gunfire this small arms fire is ukrainian — outgoing. you can hear a lot of artillery here as well. also outgoing — much more than before. a russian shell lands nearby. explosion across these positions, russian corpses lie uncollected. so they retook these trenches fairly recently. looks like a number of russian dead — at least two — still in there. they're taking ground to the south of bakhmut and to the north of bakhmut. the city itself still firmly under russian control.

anyone who thinks the speaker counsel or earnest writer, who ran the whole of the tribunal service in england and wales would not stand up for a fair england and wales would not stand up fora fair hearing england and wales would not stand up for a fair hearing and due process i think is misleading themselves and doing so almost recklessly. i'm tempted not to give way. i'm very hopeful that he will have an opportunity to speak to the house fully later. madam deputy speaker, some people have attacked the process for a different reason and i understand the nature of this attack. they sayjohnson won a general election and they argue that on the voters should therefore be allowed to remove him from office. i passionately disagree with this view. and i hold a different understanding of democracy. never mind how we got the majority and we have a release of office for five years so what are you going to do about a? that is only small party pattern which will not go down with the masses of this country. those are not my words, they are churches, talking to the labour government in 1947 and he

ukraine's long anticipated counteroffensive, which seemed to begin in earnest on monday, is still gatheringukraine says its forces are making progress, hoping perhaps to cut off russian troops inside the city. russia says its soldiers still control the city, but these battles just outside seem intense. translation: the ukrainian tactics are like this. - first, smaller groups move in with the support of armored vehicles. they make up a concentrated task force, but they've had no success at all so far. but ukraine's main effort is likely to be further south. it's been on the front line for months. a dire existence for those hardy civilians who remain. translation: people are constantly dying, regularly wounded. _ they're taken away from the city. we're very afraid. ukraine is deliberately saying very little about its military plans, keeping its enemy guessing. we know there's heavy fighting not far away, but we don't know who's winning. pauladams, bbc news, kyiv. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. some other stories now developing in the uk. a 14—year—old boy who died follo

the russian population, including specifically the military part and the nationalist part to see an earnest war effort. because things are not sufficient thing that i'm going well. everyone knows that things are going well and so he feels this mish, so there is agency behind, they're getting pretty good and, but he's part of the system of setting up which is not an outside act or with his own. so we, again, it is our base, and so i think this whole thing was a play for a good deal for a better deal, or even to elevate himself pretty garden in the rings of the put into the youth. and she failed and obviously failed to realize can use a way off and maybe this is what we witnessed. so it's very interesting to have this perspective off because as a businessman now, because i would like to, to ask if he agree with that perception that he is in line with land recruiting that there's basically no big deal between them. right now, do, do you agree? do you see that the same way? i think for some time now nobody can be really sure of is putting anymore his closest friends from former times to not hav

admitting investigators and diplomatic personnel i would like to on the score that around has been earnest in terms of the implementation of disagreement. and we'll continue to be serious about the future developments towards improving bilateral relations in several areas. god willing around the work with saudi arabia and other partners in the region to establish strong ties. how good uh my my, my, my, when china launched its initiative to work on the resumption of ties between 2, ron and re on your arm held the step as we previously said. and we always read the rate runs arms will always be open to its neighbors. and with these benevolent arms, secuity progress and prosperity will prevail across the regions following the initial dealing bathing. we received a letter from the guardian of the 2 holy mosques in so minded up disease. the king of saudi arabia stressed in the letter to continue to have this agreement and extended an invitation to his excellency i, it's all a brain, right? you see, to visit saudi arabia holding the receipt of the invitation. the ready and party send a similar in

in earnest.ity today, i'm - continues in earnest. a very sombre mood in the city today, i'm sure, i mood in the city today, i'm sure, but we will come back to the sony. thank you very much for now. if you have justjoined thank you very much for now. if you havejustjoined us, a reminder that just over 2a hours since this attack unfolded in nottingham. we have this morning had a statement from police saying that the man they have in custody is originally from west africa, did not have a criminal record and had been in the uk for many years, was not the purchase of sin but was a resident in the uk will settle status. we don't know if or when we may get more information from police on this ongoing investigation, but do stick with this year on bbc news and we will bring that to you when it comes. lets move on to another story now, the head of itv will face questions from mps today following the department of the this morning presenter phillip schofield. dame carolyn mccall will be asked about how the

a sign that investigation, a murder investigation, of course, is continuing in earnest. there and you can see these forensic officers. these are live pictures, where you can see forensics officers. it is important to remind people who don't not a surly note nottingham, this is the heart of the city centre that we are looking at —— don't necessarily know. you can see the two lines of tram tracks, because nottingham has a tram system. it is normally run through the city, but of course at the moment, tram services remain suspended. you can see one tram that has stopped mid journey. and buses as were have been suspended. many roads have closed. police in their earlier statement, the only one from not in so —— nottinghamshire police ask for patience as that inquiries continue. as you can see on these pictures, it remains an active crime scene right in the heart of nottingham city centre. i think what is quite striking is the time that has passed since the incident because the incident was at four in the morning, on ilkeston road. it is now ten hours on and the roads are still

i don't think they have begun at the big counteroffensive in earnest yet, they have not yet committed they have still got to surmount are huge. the only way the ukrainians are going to make a real big strategic difference in this fight is if they can split the russian forces in two, if they can drive south and separate the two big bits of russian occupied territory. to do that, they have got to get through— you are seeing pictures there of trench warfare. it is almost like world war i stuff, it is like passchendaele. they have got to get through triple layers of russian defences of trenches, tank traps, ditches, what is called dragons chief obstacles, of minefields. according to a uk mining charity, there are 200 square kilometres of ukrainian territory that have been mined. that is a massive amount. we seen earlier this month the ukrainians are not very good at dealing with mines. they ran into a minefield, the cluster together, i panicked and withdrew. as a long way to go before they can actually drive russian forces out of the area have occupied. a disappearance prompted a huge sea