east of _ front line. i saw that last night in the east of ukraine, _ front line. t night in the east of ukraine, a very - front line. i saw that last night in i the east of ukraine, a very intense part of the front line. it's a natural phenomenon, but the reason we can see it so well in the middle of the city was because we are in a country at war where there is complete blackout that night and it perfused. it was really beautiful. you could see soldiers posting pictures all over social media. i don't know, you can attach some poetic meaning to it if you want. it was a brief moment of peace and calm in this horrible time.— in this horrible time. thank you very much- _ in this horrible time. thank you very much. the _ in this horrible time. thank you very much. the reporter - in this horrible time. thank you very much. the reporter for - in this horrible time. thank you j very much. the reporter for the in this horrible time. thank you - very much. the reporter for the kyiv very much. the reporterfor the kyiv independent. we have been watching now across the world h

understand that people seemed to be against, well, something like a coup d’etat, tension in the east of ukrainesk, lugansk, kharkov. one after another, messages are coming that the protesters are being taken under control not only by the authorities, but also by the security forces. the assault was, of course, an expression of our protest, our disagreement with what happened in ukraine. today residents of donbass answer a question that will determine their future. there is a referendum on the status of the regions. we became free from the kiev junta. everyone wanted only one thing, back to russia quickly and everyone believed that it should be like this... shells exploding, people dying, and i realized that i should be here, i ran up to my father and said: dad, i want to help children of donbass, as much as i could, we collected sports equipment, humanitarian aid, loaded them into a car and came here, since then donbass is forever in my heart, i met there are many amazing people, i have heard hundreds of tragic, heroic stories, but the story of the boy dima zavdeevka is special. dima was born i

i saw that in the east of ukraine, another intense part| front lines. ht and complete curfew, so it was really beautiful, you could see soldiers posting pictures of it all over social media, and you can attach some poetic meaning to it if you want. it was a brief moment of peace and calm in this horrible time. reminder of one of our headlines this hour, there are protests happening in the city of malmo in sweden, thousands protesting israel�*s involvement, these are pictures from early on in the day. you are watching bbc news. stay with us. hello, let�*s start with the space forecast. there is a very high chance of the sky is being lit up once again by the aurora borealis. perfect conditions for many of us with clear skies, and the advice is to keep watching the sky from late evening onwards. but you need to get your eyes used to that dark sky, because the aurora isn�*t quite as bright as some of those photographs suggest. this is the probability of seeing the aurora. the reds indicate 90—100% probability. and further south, 50—50. because it will be rig

clear that russia has the means to launch such attacks of this size alongside waging its war on the vast front lines in the east and south of ukraines to deepen political and economic ties with serbia. mr xi is holding talks with the serbian president, aleksandar vucic. the chinese leader's visit coincides with the twenty—fifth anniversary of us air strikes on china's embassy in belgrade. beijing has invested heavily in serbia in recent years. the two countries signed a free trade agreement last year. 0ur balkans correspondent guy de launey is in belgrade. if we are looking at the relations between serbia and china, this isn'tjust a one—time thing, this isn'tjust xi jinping stopping here to make some sort of symbolism to tie in with the 25th anniversary of nato bombing the chinese embassy in belgrade. he was actually here eight years ago as well and between them now we've seen numerous agreements between serbia and china. we had a comprehensive partnership agreement back then, we had a free trade agreement signed last year and today we are expecting to hear about dozens of agreements, presumably not so substantial as those, but sti

frost, but when it is quiet, calm , the weather is clear, this is what it will be like in the east of ukrainebe frosts at night, the air temperature during the day is +15, +18°. there is also a high probability of frost in the central part of ukraine, because the sky... will be almost cloudless at night, the sun will shine during the day and thermometers in the central parts of ukraine will rise to 14-19° heat. in the south of ukraine, there will be no precipitation tomorrow, no frost at night, with a fairly comfortable air temperature during the day +18 +22°. and in kyiv on may 10, the weather is also expected to be partly cloudy. the air temperature during the day will rise to 15 degrees celsius, at night it will still be cold and there is even a chance of frosts in the kyiv region, since may 11 frosts will stop, at least for now, this is the nearest synoptic situation, of course, as always, keep a close eye according to updated weather forecasts on the espresso channel. good evening, we are from ukraine. today in the verdict program with... rudenko. without discussions and warnings. oleksa

in the east of ukraine, there is also an anti-cyclonic nature of the weather, and i will also remindyou that it is during an anti-cyclone in the spring, well, for example, in may. there is a greater chance of frosts, but when the weather is quiet, calm, clear, this is what it will be like in the east of ukraine, there will be frosts at night, air temperature +15-18° during the day. there is also a high probability of frost in the central part of ukraine, because the sky will be almost cloudless, the sun will shine at night and during the day, and the thermometers in the central part of ukraine will rise to 14-19 degrees. in the south of ukraine tomorrow without precipitation, no frosts in... with a fairly comfortable air temperature during the day +18 +22°, and in kyiv on may 10 , the weather is also expected to be partly cloudy, the air temperature during the day will rise to 15-16° warm, at night it will still be it's cold and there is even a chance of frost in the kyiv region, since may 11, frosts will stop, at least for now, this is the nearest synoptic situation, of course, as a

a russia's offensive in the north—east of ukraine intensifies, as president zelensky cancels all futurey of state antony blinken states that they are rushing ammunition and air defense systems to the front line to protect, both soldiers and civilians amidst a renewed russian offensive. the prime minister promises no prisoner will be released early if they're a risk to the public, as new measures are due, to tackle prison overcrowding. let's start this hour with breaking news. local media in slovakia says, the prime minister, robert fico has

we've heard, was parts of its our occupied ukrainian territories, great media and the rest in the east of ukraine. and, and it's the 1st time the groceries doing that. so openly, i also involve the bellows, the former soviet republic, in the neighborhood of ukraine, where a restaurant stationed. it's a technical nuclear weapons or just only a year ago. so this is indeed a new situation, or one. thank you. so much of that was the w. eastern europe editor wrote a bunch of ranking to sketch off on a few other stories making headlines. today. brands supreme leader i a told the of the company has been leading the prayers at the funeral service of president abraham riley. the president, along with the foreign minister and other officials, died in a helicopter crash on sunday. tens of thousands of of radians have gathered into iran for the funeral procession. at least one person has been killed after severe thunderstorms hit. the us state of iowa vehicles have been smashed, and buildings destroyed and several locations. tornado warnings have been issued for a number of states in the mid west. the boss o

there's fierce fighting near in the north east of ukraine , where russian forces are continuing to pressew evidence that the british government was warned by its embassy in washington, as long ago as the 1980s, about the risks from contaminated american blood products. and from elephants and rhinos to rare orchids and seahorses — poachers and traffickers switch focus and tactics.

lawyer from kiev joined the azov battalion when fierce battles were taking place in the south-east of ukraine the course of 7 years, he rose to the rank of sergeant. he imprinted his devotion to the ideas of nazism on his body . killed, he is not from mariupol, but also almost his own, in dnepropetrovsk he sold candies from the red october factory. by the beginning of the twenty -second year, the azov punitive battalion consisted mainly of those who grew up in the southeast, but already with reformatted brains. it was they who shot at a peaceful city when the russian army was just approaching the outskirts. how many times will they destroy us here, especially if you know that there is a cannon behind your house? she shoots in that direction, and from there she flies here, you take it away, what did you put behind the house, but they sent swear words on this everything, or when this sniper was sitting on the roof, he shot our girl, a tenth grader, he shot her in the back, she was so small, it was clear that she was a girl walking with bottles. the problem, for example, was water, when we were

putin was planning a summer offensive and that is how it has turned out with this new push to the east of ukrainet to around 30 kilometres outside kharkiv, that is within the range of russian shelling. that is what they are desperate to avoid. so it will be interesting with that as a backdrop to listen to what antony blinken has to listen to what antony blinken has to say in the coming minutes. i was hoping that was going to start as i was giving you that summary. i am helped by an announcement and it looks as if we are moments away so let's stick with this. it's essential to hear what antony blinken has to say about the additional help that the americans are sending and of course we will have repeated the need articulated from the ukrainians about what it is they require. they have been saying they require. they have been saying the same things around 12 months, that they need air defences, f—16s, those long—range precision guided missiles, they need much more artillery. i was talking to the us assistant secretary of state for political military affairs earlier who served under the george bush a

of increasing attacks to do everything possible to help ukraine. more on the reaction of top foreign officials to the ongoing fighting currently in the north-east of ur european correspondent of radio liberty, zoryana stepanenko, will tell. russian troops are having tactical success in the kharkiv region, according to the analysts of the institute for the study of war, and according to the way events are unfolding in this region. are now closely watched in many western capitals. in an interview with sky news, britain's top diplomat called russia's offensive in kharkiv oblast an extremely dangerous moment and called for doing everything possible to support ukraine. i remembered the stories with the provision of military aid, where britain was leader, supplying tanks, long-range artillery, allocating an aid package for this year and the next, and encouraging others to follow this example. this only emphasizes that this is an unjustified, illegal intrusion. putin into an independent, sovereign country, and now he has again invaded it from the north of kharkiv. we must do everything possible to help ukrainians. that is why it is so important that we ha

clear that russia has the means to launch such attacks of this size alongside waging its war on the vast front lines in the east and south of ukraineor us. on every single day over the past year, the world's oceans have broken temperature records, thought to be because of climate change. figures from the eu climate service copernicus show last month was globally warmer than any previous april in records dating back to 1940. and justin joins us now from bangor. justin is our climate editor. it feels like each time a record is broken you are here to explain why it is important. why is this one particularly important? all it is important. why is this one particularly important?- it is important. why is this one particularly important? all of these records are — particularly important? all of these records are important _ particularly important? all of these records are important because - particularly important? all of these | records are important because what they tell us is a story of ever—increasing temperatures. but the run of records we have had is just extraordinary. as you say, 11 months of setting new monthly record temperatu

of ukraine since 2014. he was liquidated and joined the regiment in 2015. he began as a scout when the unit was actively operating against the inhabitants of the south-east oforces then involved those who were especially active in their various operations, choosing from the regiment's personnel. all these years he took part in various operations, including on the territory of african states, its officers were in afghanistan, the regiment is mainly intended for deep reconnaissance, performing sabotage reconnaissance missions, has serious training and took part in virtually all western military exercises, starting from the beginning of 2000, according to available data, saboteurs of the eighth regiment are involved in many tera. in the photo laroche with ukrainian special forces, who are now dying in the kharkov region, and earlier near avdeevka and artyomovsk, where it burned the military elite of the square continues to burn out, the alliance has made considerable efforts to train and prepare ukrainians for combat operations and, first of all, to confront the russian armed forces. about seventy such servicemen of the ukrainian special forces lost their live

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the last of them is in three regions in the north and east of ukraine. in the northern direction of the dpr, the russian military destroyed a strong point and two mortar crews of the ukrainian armed forces. the artillery carried out precise strikes. scouts. i know how to stop the war, we need to stop supplying weapons, ukraine, after stopping the supply of weapons, will have to capitulate within 2 weeks, but i don’t want such an end to the war. the hungarian foreign minister harshly criticized the french president's statement about the possible dispatch. the diplomat emphasized that nato intervention will definitely lead to an escalation of the conflict. we consider these statements threatening. we are close to the conflict and understand perfectly well that if western troops are on the territory of ukraine, the scale of the war will increase significantly. this would mean crossing the red line. must do everything in our power to avoid direct confrontation between nato and russia. who wants world war iii? the hungarians don't want this. in gorlovka, fight

hero of ukraine, soldier of the 125th brigade of the territorial defense forces, mortally wounded received in battle in the east of ukraine, see his story below. it is necessary for people to see, to know, and for generations to be brought up by such boys who bravely and courageously went to defend, protect and give their lives for our country. these are the belongings of my son cheika teras, who died on november 2. 2022, this is his coat, here, if you look, in the garden, there is even a signature here that these are the things of a chemist, because his call sign was a chemist, they also brought chevrons, he was in the tro, the flag of ukraine, the tro sign, chevron toroo, chevron of the 125th brigade, and he was the commander. intelligence, this is a sign of intelligence. taras chayka, hero of ukraine, scout of the 125th brigade of territorial defense forces of the ukrainian armed forces. he came to the defense of ukraine at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, although he had health problems, and a sense of patriotism and duty to the state, prompted him to voluntarily join the army. at 5 in th

mobilized in the first special forces brigade, was a shooter, participated in combat missions in the east of ukrainemany years of psychotherapy after returning to civilian life, i sculpted myself already without the influence of the war, that is, to become more gentle, more feminine, a person who loves this world, and in donetsk under danger, i just sat down, said, goodbye years of psychotherapy, we 're back. i am comfortable if the very bitch that is being talked about on all the tv channels, on all the media, i am there, what was different, the intensity, well , the intensity, as we had there, it was just the day before debaltseva, when declared a truce, until the moment. the beginning of the actions of this minsk-2, i heard statistics that at that time we had around 1,500 shells flying in a day at our positions, i had that i was lying in the house, something heavy fell somewhere nearby, so i was sleeping, i i woke up from the fact that my bed jumped together with the house and with me, what struck me was... something that was born in my head, but voiced by my comrade, the commander, this time som

parobiitsa, in particular ivan with the call sign cardan, he took part in hostilities in the east of ukraine as part of the 24th separate mechanized brigade named after king danylo, was wounded, and currently serves in the drohobytsky territorial center of supply a military man told about the defense of luhansk region to our christening, let's watch this story and draw great conclusions from it. the locals who knew every street, every alley, knew our locations, where we were based, my name is ivan, call sign kardan, i am currently serving in the drohobytsk rtc, in the guard company, as a senior rifleman, in the 15th year, this was my late father's dream. to be the youngest son, because in our family only two served, the older brother, and since it turned out that my father had just died, it had not been 40 days since my father died, i went to the army, went myself, did not wait for that summons, i also went on a contract, in the 13th year i was in the rear guarding bridges, until the 17th year, in the 17th year i came, worked a little in the civil structure, realized that it is not mine and

western ukraine, plus balancing imports allows central western ukraine to be in a relatively stable state of supply, while in the south and easts and electricity in some places is turned on for 4 hours a day. warming helped to compensate a little for the deficit, but in order to balance the work, shutdown schedules still have to be introduced into the system. as the chairman of the board of ukrenergo kudrytsky clarified, electricity will be cut off throughout ukraine in the spring, summer, and even the coming winter. it won't work, this may take not just months, but years. in the summer, energy shortages will undoubtedly increase. meteorologists predicted several waves of abnormal heat in europe back in the spring, and as we know, extremely high temperatures, as well as extremely low ones, create a large load on the energy system. in accordance with typical schedules of electricity consumption by industry, in summer it reaches 2/3 of the load in winter, so use. emphasize that attacks on the energy sector are not being carried out in order to deprive ukrainians air conditioners, the main goal is to create maximum problems for t

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the last of them is in three regions in the north and east of ukraine. the midst of a special operation, fighters from the west group of troops destroyed machine guns apu points. scouts using drones spotted nationalists who were trying to interfere with our attack aircraft. the combat mission was received by the crew. anti-tank missile system fagot, the military personnel hit enemy machine-gun emplacements with precise strikes and took cover to avoid return fire. we work during the day on equipment, ranging from pickup trucks, military jeeps, infantry fighting vehicle tanks, tigers, leopards, bradleys, everything that is imported, foreign, here are the dugouts, we work according to the dugouts, according to the strength of the enemy ... a small crowd of people we also work the calculations are all well-coordinated normally at work , sometimes it’s hard, well, we cope with this defeat, we clearly see everything in the sight, but this is confirmation for yourself, too, that is , you also reconsider, you look at what mistakes of the belgorod region, russian

i not miss it, and greenery is also a symbol of eternal life, in the west of ukraine, they say, a branch of boxwood, in the eastraine , they may wonder what the word is, it is boxwood, because it is eternally green, and it was also decorated with it and own butter, when they put a little oil, they said, we oiled, we oiled a basket. to make a basket and on the oil they laid out a cross with leaves of this boxwood or boxwood, maybe you and i are from the same village, maybe i am from khodorov, lviv region, where are you from, well , i grew up there too, that’s the world big, and it turned out that we are from one part of ukraine, ms. oksano, but you know, yesterday... our host, roman chaika, says to me: have you been to silpo? i say, what is there? he says, is that where they started putting these easter bunnies? i say, what easter bunnies? he says: well, you see, easter rabbits are already here, they are probably the ones who should be looking for eggs, and says: we are already protestants in the vision, silpo, dear silpo, think about it, listen, you are for whom, you, are you protestants or what, for i do not k

we know that the situation in the east of ukraine is quite difficult? ign of support from washington, or is it? is there an attempt to make up for what was lost due to the position of the congress of the united states of america regarding aid to ukraine? mr. serhiy, i would not combine this visit with the decision of the congress, the belated decision of the congress, but there are several things that the state department of the united states of america is conducting and they must be resolved, because they must be answered. first of all, it is the approach of the summit. nato, it looks like the parties are quiet and waiting for some kind of miracle or surprise, and we know very well that the best impromptu is the impromptu that is being prepared, and it is so obvious that one must be prepared for who and what role will be played, what the result will be, so that there are no curious statements, as there were in vilnius, from any side, because this is why this is the question... number one, question number two, this is actually, now it is very clear how w

and look making inroads in the east of ukraine. the u.k. ew, beating expectations and taking the country out of recession. and we will bring you the latest from new york as donald trump's criminal trial wraps up a busy fourth week. we will start with the united nations general assembly vote backing a palestinian bid to become a full member of the u.n. a move that would enhance its status of the organization and effectively recognize a palestinian state. here's the moment the resolution went through. >> the result of the vote is as follows -- in favor 143,gainst 9, abstentions 25. draft resolution 8-es10-rev 1 is adopted. [applause] lewis: the vote is largely symbolic. membership can only be decided upon by the un security council and with the u.s. veto, it is extremely unlikely that resolution could pass. even so, israel has reacted with fury. the foreign minister says the vote was an absurd decision that is a prize for hamas. take a look at this. israel's permanent representative at the u.n. shredding the u.n. charter during his speech just

mobilized in the first special forces brigade, was a shooter, participated in combat missions in the east of ukraineturning to civilian life, after many years of psychotherapy, i sculpted myself already without the influence of the war, that is, to become more gentle, more feminine. as a person who loves this world, and in donetsk under the shepherd, i just sat down, said, goodbye, the hands of psychotherapy, we are coming back, i am comfortable, if this is the bitch that is being talked about on all the tv channels, on all the media, that i was there, what was different, the intensity. ah, well, such intensity as we had there, eh, is it? what happened the day before debaltsev, uh, when the truce was announced, until the moment, uh, when the actions of minsk-2 began, i heard statistics that at that time we had in our positions somewhere around 1,500 e-e shells flew during the day. i had that i was lying in the house. not far away, something heavy fell somewhere, well , that is, i was sleeping, i woke up from the fact that my bed jumped together with the house and with me, what struck me was a phrase

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should we evaluate this visit by damn blinkin, we know the rather difficult situation in the east of ukrainesign of support from washington, or is it still an attempt to make up for lost due to the position of the congress of the united states of america regarding aid to ukraine? mr. serhiy, i would not combine this visit with the decision of the congress. the belated decision of the congress, however, there are several things that the state department of the united states of america, it is leading, and they must be resolved, because they must be answered, first of all, this is the approach of the nato summit, it looks as if the parties have quieted down and are waiting for some kind of miracle or surprise , and we know very well that the best impromptu is that impromptu that is prepared, and it is so obvious that we must be ready for who will play what role and what the result will be in such a way that no curious statements like this were in vilnius from any side, because that's why it's question number one, question number two - it's actually now very clear how washington, kyiv, brussels,

, as it should be. appreciate this visit - blinken, we know rather difficult situation in the east of ukraine, this is a sign of support from washington, or is it an attempt to make up for lost due to the position of the congress of the united states of america regarding aid to ukraine. mr. sergey, i would not combine this visit with the decision of the congress, the belated decision of the congress, but there are a few things. which the state department of the united states of america, he leads, and they must be solved, because they must be answered. first of all, it is the approach of the nato summit. it looks like the parties have quieted down and are waiting for some kind of miracle or surprise, but we we know very well that the best impromptu is the impromptu that is prepared, and it is so obvious that we must be ready for... who and what role will play, what the result will be, so that no curious statements appear, as it was in vilnius from any side, because this, that's why this is the number one question, the number two question, it's actually very clear now, how washington, kyiv, bru

because actually it was not only about people from skadovsk, they generally called skadovsk the east of ukraineen though it is the south , that is, the people of the east have also joined, they are in pain much longer, and in general, this story should have some kind of continuation, the institution of reputation should still work, or the actors should apologize properly to those whom they offended and actually continue in... pretending, both of them are on peacekeepers, i know , that a person can be removed from the peacekeeper if it is proved that he is innocent, they are entered there manually, uh, if it is proved that the person is not guilty of anything, or er... somehow atoned for his guilt, he will be removed, but lately , what i was looking at, they are both still there, you know, i am not from skadovsk, i am i am not from kherson oblast, i was not in the occupation, my house was in the occupation, i was lucky, but i still dislike this story, and actually this kind of apology is unpleasant, because it is an apology without an apology, that is, in this apology it is said that you are jus

of ukraine , the air temperature will be low, 22, 24, 21, 24 degrees. in the north also, in places short-term rains, thunderstorms. the air temperature is +25-27°. in the eastne, without significant precipitation, but not the hottest. +26 +30°. and here are the essential ones. precipitation is unlikely, unless some local rains break through. in the central part of ukraine , there are also occasional short-term rains, thunderstorms, the air temperature in the central part of ukraine is +24 +28°. in the south, for example, especially in odesa region, it will generally be cool, about 22° in mykolaiv region, kherson region, as well as in crimea, in zaporizhzhia, plus 24 + 26°. and in the south, in odesa and mykolaiv regions. there will be rain and thunderstorms in odesa region, even heavy showers are possible, in kyiv tomorrow there will be short-term rain and thunderstorms, don't forget your umbrellas, the air temperature is around 24-25° c. here's the nearest synoptic perspective, of course, keep an eye out, as always , for our updated weather forecasts on the espresso channel. good evening, we are from ukraine. glory to ukraine, dear tv viewers, on the air o

in the first brigade of special forces, was a shooter, participated in combat missions in the east of ukrainei'm after after returning to civilian life, many years of psychotherapy, i sculpted myself already without the influence of the war, that is, to become a more gentle, more feminine, person who loves this world, and in donetsk under the shepherd, i just sat down, said goodbye to the hands of psychotherapy, we are coming back. i am comfortable if the very bitch that is being talked about on all the tv channels, on all the media, i am there, what was different, the intensity, ah, well, such intensity as we had there, it was just that day in front of debaltsev, when the truce was announced, that is, until the moment of the start of action. in that minsk-2, i heard statistics that at that time we had at our positions, somewhere around 1,500 e-e shells flew a day, i had that i was lying in the house, not far away, something heavy fell in, well, that is, i slept, i woke up from the fact that my bed jumped together with the house and with me, what struck me was a phrase that in... which was bo

mobilized in the first special forces brigade, was a shooter, took part in combat missions, in the east of ukraineturning to civilian life, many years of psychotherapy, i sculpted myself already without the influence of the war, that is, to become a gentler, more feminine person who loves this world, and also in donetsk region, i just sat down, said goodbye, the hands of psychotherapy, we are coming back. i am comfortable if the very bitch that is being talked about on all the tv channels, on all the media, and i am there, the intensity was different, ah, well, the intensity like we had there, it was just the day before debaltsev, when the truce was announced, right up to... the moment when the minsk-2 operations began, i heard statistics that at that time we had at our positions, somewhere around 1,500 ee shells were flying per day, i had that i i was lying in the house, somewhere not far away, something heavy fell, that is, i was sleeping, i woke up from the fact that my bed jumped together with the house and with me, which... struck me, this is a phrase that was born in me in my head, but my co

of ukraine oleksandr syrskyi. now i will quote syrskyi. in connection with the complication of the situation in the east of ukraine, he works for several daysn a row in the units that conduct combat operations in the kharkiv region. syrska. he says that the enemy concentrated its main efforts here in the direction of strelech liptsii and on the capture of vovchansk , followed by an exit to the white well and the deployment of an offensive in the rear of our troops, and for this purpose, the enemy created and significantly strengthened the operational-tactical grouping of soldiers, which were included. combat units of the sixth army, the 11th and 11th and 44th army corps, and according to sirskyi, the russians began the offensive much earlier than the planned time, when they noticed the transfer of ukrainian troops here, but they did not manage to break through our defenses, serskyi predicts heavy battles and says that the enemy is preparing for this, well, you and i should prepare to the fact that the situation at the front may escalate this month and the next, and so, while ukraine waits. states support packages, the enemy itself will take

of ukraine since 2014, was liquidated and joined the regiment in 2015. he began as a scout, when the formation was actively operating against the inhabitants of the south-eastin their various operations, choosing from personal composition of the regiment. all these years, he took part in various operations, including on the territory of african states, his officers. were in afghanistan and the regiment was mainly intended for deep reconnaissance to carry out sabotage reconnaissance missions, has serious... training and has taken part in virtually all western military exercises since the beginning of the 2000s. according to available data, the saboteurs of the eighth regiment were involved in many terrorist attacks, those that claimed the lives of the legendary donbass commanders in giva and motorola, as the detainees told the special services and now the regiment is being transferred to hold the front line. manages to create a certain tension and pressure on the enemy, and he is in a hurry forced to transfer and search. developed by colonel mark laroche, deputy commander of us special operations forces in europe. in the photo, laroche with ukrainian special

so going to your question is not just in the city itself, in the north east of ukraine, the border of the hockey region, russia just a couple of weeks ago, launched an offensive which is pushing into that territory. well, president vladimir putin of russia says, is that that's trying to create a buffers, so that ukrainian missiles, ukrainian attacks caught hit the russian city of belgrade. it's just over the russian side of the food ukraine space is a freshman forces can push on a bit of especially in part to from the talk. then they'll be within artillery, reach of hockey city itself. so there's definitely pressure coming in, squeezing you crying low for that 1000 kilometer front lines. but especially right now in the hall t region showed home with that with that update. thanks for the show. still head here. so the, i'll just have to put it to you. this is the apology of nelson mandela, losing its grip on power in south africa. the in depth analysis of the days headlines. if that was a rough or offensive. where would the people go? people have no place to go. each one of 1000 people

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is also expected in the north of ukraine, but the only exception in sumy oblast tomorrow is the possibility of such periodic short-term rains with thunderstorms, in the east dry in donetsk oblast and luhansk oblast , sunny, very warm, 21... 25°, in the kharkiv region during the day or in the afternoon, there is a possibility of a small short-term rain. in the central part of ukraine, the weather is anti-cyclonic with no precipitation everywhere, 22-25° above zero. in the southern part of ukraine, tomorrow, well, you can to say, synoptically ideal weather, 22-25° without precipitation, on the coast of the seas it is a little cooler, in places +17 +20. well, in kyiv, in the capital for... tomorrow the air temperature will fluctuate between 22-24° heat. precipitation is not expected, there will be a lot of sun. what about the coming days before easter? on saturday, well, i wouldn't say it's colder, but the air temperature will drop by a few degrees, but it will be warm in general. on easter sunday, there will be no precipitation everywhere at night, easter night, the afternoon of may 5, in the west, in the north, in the central regions and in the kharkiv reg

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of europe's most—wanted people traffickers. but first. . .. russia appears to be making more gains in a new frontline in ukraine, seizing territory in the north eastkiv. kharkiv is the second biggest city in ukraine. russian forces are starting to surround the border town of vovchans'k with reports of heavy damage there due to fighting. with the latest from kyiv, here's our correspondent james waterhouse. it was an attack that was sudden but ukraine is still claiming it wasn't a surprise, this is a city and region which russian forces through the kitchen sink at earlier on, and yet the swathes of territory they were subsequently liberated by ukrainian forces. in the time since, over the last six months, you have seen russian troops growing confidence, their ambitions have got greater, too, and despite warnings about tens of thousands of troops gathering across the border, we have seen two major incursions into the kharkiv region and certainly for kyiv, they haven't stopped there. shouting. these communities are used to russia being close, but not this close. forfour days, bombs have rained down here, and the window to leave is shrinking. thousands

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it comes amid heavy fighting in the north—east of ukraine.t city, kharkiv, russia is making its biggest terrioritial gains there in 18 months. our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, sent this special report from the front line. near the village of lyptsi, the russians are closing in. the fire from a recent rocket attack near a ukrainian position. we are told to immediately head to a bunker. taking shelter, recently arrived ukrainian reinforcements. a week ago, they were fighting elsewhere on the front. andrei tells me the situation is dynamic and tense. from a drone feed, they are nervously watching and waiting for another attack. he says it's time to leave. they've just spotted enemy forces advancing. this is where they are directing artillery fire. they are telling us to get out. they've said this area is under threat, and we're going to go. at a field hospital further from the front, medics are treating victor. he has lost his fingers in a mortar explosion. he says he and his men were fending off wave after wave of russian attacks. the

in subsequent hands, ukraine lacked stars from the sky, after the occupation of crimea and the beginning of the war in the eastf ukraine, it is definitely not up to the european vision. in 2015, we refused to participate for the first time due to russian aggression. ukraine returned to the contest for the year, and at the same time, a decision was made to change the format of the participant's selection. it was in 2016 that the national selection, which we are used to seeing, appears, then jamala goes to the competition with the song 1944 about the deportation of the crimean tatars. of course, russia tried to disqualify the representative of ukraine, they say the song has a political undertone, but this did not prevent the singer from telling her story to the whole world and winning a second victory for ukraine. the music competition under the slogan celebrating diversity in 2017 is taking place for the second time in kyiv, our country is represented by the band otorvelt with the song chas, the musicians took 24th place. for the second time, ukraine refuses to participate in the 2019 national selection with th

azov battalion itself was created in berdyansk after the beginning of russian aggression in the east of ukrainein may 2014. at that time, this battalion was a unit of the special purpose police patrol service, and its first commander was andriy biletskyi, a member of the patriot of ukraine organization, which positioned itself as an ultra- nationalist . biletsky led azov until october 2014, then the battalion was reorganized. according to the radio liberty website, an updated study by the center for international security and collaboration between stanford university, azov, and the ukrainian far-right in general mix classic right-wing themes such as anti-semitism, ethnocentrism, homophobia, and racism with more populist economic ones. proposals for a greater role of the state in society, around the same time azov was recognized as a terrorist organization in russia, and journalist lev golinkin also consistently criticized azov in the united states. he criticizes the western media, which began to write more discreetly about the azov people after the full-scale russian invasion of ukraine, i woul