both eastern donbass and southern crimea ukraine are from another country and there are many russian -speaking ukrainians because it has been part of russia for hundreds of years. putin has always stressed that he is not interested in taking over western ukraine or invading poland or any other country. he says the following: he wants to protect the russian-speaking population in those parts of the country where they feel threatened by the far-right authorities under the influence of the coup. on the maidan in kiev, a coup, which was admittedly organized by the usa the iron logic of waters does not suit the german journalist, but all his attempts to challenge the obvious were broken by the facts, we talked with ukrainians who can prove otherwise the us may have supported the protests of 2014, but in general authoritative sources and eyewitness accounts suggest that the protests arose from within at the behest of the ukrainian people. i wonder what kind of ukrainians you talked to, i can imagine how some say. it's on the other hand the vast majority of ukrainians in the crimea and donb

meanwhile, fighting in the eastern donbass region becomes more bitter and more entrenched.from the paris-based forbidden stories group revealed the extent of an israeli group hacking phones resulting in 30 states where the results have been influenced. this is "live from paris." thank you very much for being with us. the death toll of the earthquake in turkey and syria now stands over 42,000. amid the gloom, what is now largely a recovery operation, there was another miracle survivor pulled alive from the rubble. the 17-year-old was extracted from the ruins of a collapsed apartment block in the province new to the epicenter of the quake 248 hours since the 7.8-magnitude tremor struck at 4:00 a.m. on february 6. >> emergency teams worked urgently to free a 17-year-old who spent 248 hours trapped in the rubble of a collapsed building. more than 10 days after the earthquake struck, her rescue on thursday is a miracle. but scenes like this have become the exception, with most search-and-rescue teams funding bodies. the news is grim as family members wait to identify the decease

we have this report from the eastern donbass region, the scene of most active fighting. >> under bareee cover in the donbas, a ukrainian army unit weights for orders. the skies are clear, prime conditions for artillery fire. a target is spotted, and the men have to move quickly. the timto fire undetected is short. munitions are precious. just two salvos of grabs to provide cover for ukrainian infantry coming under russian fire. >> we would like to have more ammunition. if we get more ammunition, we could get to work more and liberate our territories faster. >> these men say they have enough to defend the mainly static front line but not the material to attack. this grand multiple rocket launching system dates from 1973, and despite western weapon donations, soviet-era equipment makes up most of ukraine's military machinery. some kilometers away on the approach to the russian occupied city of donetsk, winter weather has turned this position into a maze of freezing, muddy trenches the soldiers nicknamed the swamp. they live huddled underground in a small shelter. the day before, they te

of the soviet union, and especially this applies to the central part of eastern ukraine, eastern ukraine, donbassrkiv, where, hmm, very big, hmm, there was a load on the environment, the load was just right created by man due to the non-use of ecological technologies, the resource, preserving it without large-scale soviet industrialization, implementation, too. how many of the abandoned wastes are left there, which are now stored on m. well, they are not taken care of, as i understand it . most of them are de-energized. abandoned because these enterprises no longer exist. for example, if we take at least severodonetsk, there is a rubezhan dye tailings repository, an old plant that is abandoned there, what is missing in these private storages, what is there, what is there inside, from heavy metals to mononitrofluorobenzene, and all this is located somewhere two or three kilometers from the siverskyi donetsk riverbed, which is the drinking artery of the donbass, and which then flows into the don river and returns to the sea of ​​azov, as well as to our sea of ​​azov . there are a lot of them. they

this day there is a conflict between western ukraine , nazis or without them on the one hand and eastern donbassnd there are many russian speakers ukrainians because it has been part of russia for hundreds of years. putin has always stressed that he has no interest in taking over western ukraine or invading poland or any other country. he says that he wants to protect the russian-speaking population in those parts of the country. it feels threatened by the far-right authorities , influenced by the coup on the maidan in kiev, the coup, which was admittedly organized by the united states, the iron logic of waters does not suit the german journalist, but all his attempts to challenge the obvious we have spoken to ukrainians who can prove otherwise . the us may have supported the 2014 protests, but in general, authoritative sources and eyewitness accounts suggest that the protests arose from within at the behest of the ukrainian people. i wonder what kind of ukrainians you talked to, i can imagine, as some say. on the other hand, the vast majority of ukrainians in crimea and donbass voted in referen

. >> ukrainian officials are warning that russia is moving more more troops into the donbass in eastern ukraine. you -- now the ukrainian governor of one of the regions that makes up the donbass's think that more and more russian troops and military equipment are being moved into the area. it is a region that is mainly occupied by russian forces. ukraine says that russia is doing this to launch a new offensive that could begin as early as february 15. you have to member that russia launched its large-scale invasion of ukraine on february 24 last year. almost everyone in the ukrainian government agrees that russian president vladimir putin will launch fresh offensive to mark the first year anniversary of this war. he will be looking for some kind of success on the battlefield. that is because the front lines have barely budged over the past few months. with troops on both sides bogged down in fighting in towns like this that have been almost completely destroyed by very fierce fighting over the past few months. >> we will watch the developments for you in ukraine. next, mahli. russia is

economically viable, which will not necessarily include the return of hard-to-reach areas such as the eastern donbassand tanks that can break through the multi-level russian defenses. thirdly, biden may not assume that ukraine will liberate crimea by force, but how is it reported? sergei sergeevich began to support more strikes against russian targets in crimea with his face, on the one hand, hellbrands confirms again what we were talking about, that it is not necessary for the united states that ukraine return all the territories for them. it is desirable that it be preserved as a pro-western militarized anti-russian country on the other side. after all, you must admit this is an escalation strategy for the sake of d-escalation. this a very dangerous game, very much because if this game fails, and it does not succeed, then the west has two alternatives, either to admit defeat, or to enter into a direct war with russia. i suppose that , uh, probably, the western strategy , nevertheless decided to read the clowism. well, it happens when they are all very modern, and then they understand what the victo

the agreement for the residents of donbass and eastern europe became just another empty promise of guarantors the agreement is obvious the main task of the political elites is the use of the negotiation process to expand into military preparations the solution of the conflict by armed way, but a death sentence for a peaceful settlement of the ukrainian issue. yana mendeleva, the voice of peace once again sounded at the un during the eleventh emergency special session of the general assembly the belarusian side submitted two amendments to the draft resolution , the principles, the charter of the united nations underlying the achievement of inclusiveness. forging a just and lasting peace in ukraine for the first time are there any resolution and gray areas of half-truths when facts are distorted in pursuit of vivid expressions, the second amendment concerns the inclusion in the text of the document call for peace talks? the permanent representative of our country to the un, valentina rybakov, recalled the need for an immediate start of negotiations. it was thanks to the efforts of the president

peace process in ukraine to stable positive trajectory , the agreement for the residents of donbass and easterne has become just another empty the promise of the guarantors of the agreement is obvious the main task of the political years is the use of the negotiation process to expand military preparations and the solution of the conflict, by force of arms, and the death sentence for a peaceful settlement of the ukrainian issue. yana mendeleev, the voice of peace once again sounded at the un during the eleventh emergency special session of the general assembly the belarusian side submitted two amendments to the draft resolution on the principles of a narrow organization of the united nations underlying the achievement of inclusiveness. flying fair and lasting peace in ukraine first can the resolution be taken out of the gray zone of half-truths, when facts are distorted in pursuit of vivid expressions, the second amendment concerns the inclusion of a call for peace negotiations in the text of the document? the permanent representative of our country to the un, valentina rybakov, recalled the ne

it is just one of many cities in donbass in that part of eastern ukraine but symbolically, it has takenn a huge significance in the last couple of months. it has been the top of everyone's newsfeeds. president zelenskyy refers to the city as a fortress, trying to explain to ordinary ukrainians that it was worth risking ukrainian soldiers lives for the last couple months. that is now no longer the case. that will be very difficult indeed. brent: finland's parliament is holding a final debate on the bill that is needed for the country to join nato. the debate coincides with a visit to helsinki from nato general secretary -- secretary-general -- speaking alongside the finish prime minister earlier today, he said that now is the time to allow both finland and sweden to join the military alliance. that comment, directed at two nato members, turkey and hungary . they are still standing in the way. as teri schultz reports tonight, turkey's opposition is causing the most concern. teri: side-by-side. that is how almost everyone presumed finland and sweden would travel the path to nato when they

donbass - this is not this, or i do not agree with you three categories. yes, there are more of them who lived in the center of ukraine, the eastern conditional donbass and reserves they do not understand love, but nevertheless donbass is a certain substance. that means those who support the donbass are separatists, respectively, since the annexation of crimea, russia has taken the separatists and donbass aside . in fact, the truth means a person who, uh, well, you don’t care about alexander nikolayevich, there’s no one there, but why is it quite there that they ask what we are talking about a person and when the conversation comes up. eh, that's what i'm asking these people about. and tell me, here is something to connect you with the donbass. you , as it were, are in this topic. i have not seen a single person, but to whom this would be connected. well, if this was allowed by us, some such. here is the ideological position taken by the ukrainian enemies. see how it should have been done. i already remembered this example, it is exactly 100 years old. he is exactly 100 years old, which means that the russian propagandist water propagandist larich mayakovsky hmm

residents of donbass from the eastern side of what you knife and prepared for war was worth it.same question for you should start a war. or would it be better to give security guarantees to russia that she asked you on paper, i was still talking with putin when you remember on the eve of this operation russia demanded a security guarantee from the west of america, the document demanded. i meet him in conversation so in a friendly way i say, keep in mind, they will be deceived. what is this document nothing to you? we are now sure for you for the west for america this is nothing, but then russia and putin demanded of you. give at least a written document, security guarantees that aggression against russia will not be committed with ukraine or europe, but in order to make sure of this, so that russia is convinced. you had to confirm that you would never take away to the territory of ukraine, neither nuclear weapons nor missiles long range unit. the question is why they didn’t give a piece of paper in russia why, because he didn’t need this piece of paper, you needed a war. you nee

donbass. this video is from his bodycam. by the summer, in the ruins of easternne, the battle for that mood -- for bats moved -- batmouht had started. >> we were fighting inside of a chemical factory. >> he is still only 20. both mattson and dimitri will not train in ukrainian lands for peace with russia. >> we've united ukraine, built it -- built our economy and army toake the ukrainian nation great. >> that unity and strength -- when they -- was what they need when they found russian work crimes. >> she buried her son in her garden after russians shot him on the 10th of march last year. he was a boy, he was 27 when he was killed. one year later, she walks to where he was reburied. she dressed him in new clothes a flower and a button. she is tormented by what happened. the russians wrecked her house after they killed her son. >> we were hungry and cold, you shudder all of the time, we could not get sleep. >> how long do you think the war might last? >> until putin dies. that is how long we will have to suffer. untithat animal dies. >> the cemeteries are expandin

general staff said that the russians continue to concentrate most of their firepower on the eastern front in the donbassmilitary analysts do not consider the north more likely to attack. they say russia has not amassed significant troops in the area. however, in recent days, russia has been striking. by amounts and chernihiv, and also posted planes in belarus after recent joint exercises, which suggests that one of the great offensives will take place in these areas. let's go back one more time. a grandiose premiere on the russia channel, i need props in italian for italian, i understand it was such a new one for you to succeed slava and everything for you. today at 21:20 download the magnet app. play the game and win prizes and don't miss the oil. 189 rubles 23 cars for 2 million rubles. 600-900 million. misha loves a scooter because he likes to bring people are happy, and asi loves a scooter, because she loves when everything is on time. and if you love bonuses and fast delivery, download the scooter app. sign in with your sber id and pay up to 99% of your order with sber bonuses thank you samat heart

eastern ukraine. what were you doing there? guest: my family is originally from donbass. i can speak to on the ground experiences. host: how long have you been in the u.s., how long have you been studying these issues? guest: i'm a proud american. i've been with the institute since about 2015, have lived and studied in the u.s. in high school, also did my masters degree in the united states. so, for many years. host: how we got here with russia, the kremlin worldview. when was it published? guest: 2019. it was a recognition that we needed to look deeper at russia's objectives over time. it was an effort to counter the russian misinformation, that everything that russia does is because they are being provoked. it is to document putin's speeches, actions of the kremlin, to show a lot of the efforts to once again control the countries in former soviet states has nothing to do with the u.s.. it is intrinsic to russian policy and continued to be. host: a couple minute before we go over to the un security council. matthew in new york align for democrats. can you make it quick?

russian forces as the kremlin seeks to regain the initiative in the war and seize the rest of the donbass in easternarned of russia's impending offensive, though with varying timelines, ukrainian defense minister oleksiy reznikov said in a statement. sunday that his country expects russian forces to launch a new offensive against donbass and southern regions, where russia currently occupies about 20% of ukraine's territory at the end of this month, this attack is expected to come about a year after russian president vladimir putin launched his full-scale invasion on february 24 and before the arrival of modern western tanks and other recently promised weapons. of course we expect possible offensives from the russians, they like the symbolism reznikov said at a press conference in kiev , analysts believe that the likely point new russian attack is the western part. luhansk region in the area of ​​​​the kremennaya iliman of the city recaptured by ukrainian troops during the counteroffensive last fall, according to local officials and western analysts. russia has been amassing troops there for several

uh, battalions, donbass well , all of these, they are all from eastern ukraine, as it were, now theyll, here, it's all very complicated, much more complicated than well , private, of course, in the case, but hostility. it has always been, but i'm talking on a scale , it's much more difficult to do it now. and only i am punching already. we don't have a prescription. we have only one way - military victory is all recipe no. e military, victory i can directly physically eliminate all these people, not only physical elimination is necessary, so that the rest are just, well, scared. here, well let's spill with germany simple. we didn’t execute all the germans when we took prisoner, yes, that is, well, germany clearly understood that we released the banderaites from prison, then this is in vain. here it is done. in vain, when rudenko instructed on the death sentence for everyone, three of them were released from here directly. the mines that they nurtured invested in hitler . well , you know, it's interesting that i've never helped ukraine, great britain, as it should be said, has almost

with nato to create the best armed forces in eastern europe which were formed according to nato standards once, which promised to resolve the conflict in donbass without bloodshed. vladimir zelensky recently said that the minsk agreements were a concession to russia, and the document itself was useful to kiev only for the exchange of prisoners of war , the strategies of russia and the west on the ukrainian issue were fundamentally different and if moscow tried by all means to stop the military conflict. the west was interested in escalating it to the highest degree, of course, washington is worth it, and in this sense both poroshenko and merkel and lamps, which is now it is expressed that this was not what they had in mind, they were all in a subordinate position in relation to washington, it was the united states of america that was preparing a military springboard from ukraine to put pressure on russia, at least for pressure. or maybe attack. well , the west will not condemn itself, and therefore the imaginary russian threat and bad russians will remain powerful factors in confrontational politics, allegedly. giving carte blanche for the nex

donbass of water . we will tell you about this day in history right now hello february 7, 1915 on the eastern front of theurian battle began. the german command planned an offensive in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe masurian lakes on the territory of modern poland, they wanted to break through the russian line of defense, drive the cauldron and destroy our tenth army. for this , powerful reinforcements were transferred from france, but only the 20th corps of general pavel bulgakov managed to circle, which fought heroically.

the russians will be able to capture donbass by march, as putin wants it, putin said this at a briefing in the military media center, the spokesman for the eastern of forces, colonel serhiy cherevaty, he has great doubts about this , the enemy constantly wants to capture new ukrainian territories but there is the unity of the ukrainian nation, the repulsion of aggression, the unity , the professionalism of the ukrainian military, plus high-quality western equipment is the key to our victory. well, indeed, such very specific signals are coming from the aggressor country about that that now one of the main goals of the special military operation is to postpone the very possibility of shelling the territory of the russian federation, and we are talking about the belgorod region, of course, about the occupied crimea , so much so that it becomes absolutely impossible , and the kremlin notes that if the western partners give ukraine even more long-range weapons are far away, so you will have to push them even further. 400 million hryvnias this is reported by ukrainian pravda sources in law enforcement agencies at the request of the dbr. today, the pec

one year mark and as russia's army continues targeting the eastern city of bach moot as part of russia's larger battle for control of the donbass region. a year of intense fighting has taken a toll on ukraine. thousands of troops and civilians have been killed. millions of refugees have fled and attacks, resulting in tens of billions of dollars of infrastructure damage. russia's aim was the wipe ukraine off the map. putin's war conquest is failing. president biden will be in warsaw, poland to mark the one year anniversary of the invasion in kiev. steve harrigan, ktvu fox two news, today's president's day, which originally began to honor the nation's first president, george washington, who was born on february 22nd. the holiday was changed to the third monday in february to make it a three day weekend and other presidents, including abraham lincoln. all federal, state and local government offices are closed today along with post offices, public libraries, schools and stock exchanges. local transit lines are running on a reduced or sunday schedule. bart is working to upgrade its tracks between rockridge and lafayette stations tha

one year mark and as russia's army continues targeting the eastern city of bach moot as part of russia's larger battle for control of the donbass region. a year of intense fighting has taken a toll on ukraine. thousands of troops and civilians have been killed. millions of refugees have fled and attacks, resulting in tens of billions of dollars of infrastructure damage. russia's aim was the wipe ukraine off the map. putin's war conquest is failing. president biden will be in warsaw, poland to mark the one year anniversary of the invasion in kiev. steve harrigan, ktvu fox two news change in the bay area housing market. why real estate experts say that homes are actually going for under the asking price for the first time in 10 years, plus people around the world are paying tribute to former president jimmy carter, mother of era in atlanta with more on how carter spent his time after leaving washington. and seasonably mild weather across the bay area on this holiday monday. i'll have a look at what you can expect for the rest of today and the big changes coming our way in the days with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes

donbass, and of course. here is the direction. it is developing. now, in the donetsk botanical garden , one of the largest collections of plants in eastern europe , allave been recreated here from semi-desert to the tropics . the scariest thing ever in winter, at minus 18, the dome of the rain forest greenhouse was broken; the most important task was not to freeze our plants. we covered everything. than could cloth curtains. in general, all the materials at hand, the entire collection was saved. now that the dns has officially become part of russia, they hope here not only to increase the number of species, but also to open up new areas of research. integration into the russian scientific space has already begun at the federal research institute and the donetsk institute of applied mathematics and mechanics. it is also regularly shelled by the ukrainian army. this is how the archive of the department of applied mechanics looks like now, but there behind the wall, but if it can still be called a wall, the office of the head of the graduate school in october last year is here. i had a direct hit by a ukrainian shell. the building has not yet been renov

donbass and of course. here is the direction. it is developing. now very intensively in the donetsk botanical garden, one of the largest collections of plants in easternlimatic zones from the semi-desert to the tropics are recreated here. the main directions of scientific research industrial botany and biological invasions work is carried out continuously, despite the incessant shelling, there were only three hits in the building. the most terrible thing was the dome of the rain forest greenhouse was broken the winter before last at minus 18. the most important task was not to freeze our plants. we covered everything. than could cloth curtains. in general, all the materials at hand, the entire collection was saved. now that the dns has officially become part of russia, they hope here not only to increase the number of species, but also to open up new areas of research. integration into the russian scientific space has already begun the donetsk institute of applied mathematics and mechanics is also being transformed at the federal research institute. it is also regularly shelled by the ukrainian army. this is how the archive of the department of applie

eastern direction, that is, they are already using kherson as such a base, the kherson direction is occupied kherson oblast as a base for replenishing reserves, which they obviously lack in the donbass for kherson , this will be a certain relief. from the point of view of shelling and what will help there and when they will bring it i don't know i think it's such a number there it's the same as a dead poultice there will be hope that after all it might become calmer in kherson in the de-occupied parts of kherson oblast and what is happening now in the occupied parts as are the russians behaving there, do they feel any more of theirs, even more so, their shawl towards our people , yes, of course they go uh, check documents, take away weapons, force them to make russian documents, practically this coercion on a uh, totalitarian state he uh, enough effective, that is, in fact, to be a citizen of another country in russia. it is almost impossible and now only those who remain in the occupation, they understood how, for example , the same guest workers felt there, and why, from our point of view, these stupid tajiks or uzbeks hunted so much there practically for russian with a passport d

donbass in the vuglodar direction, the russian armed forces. today we launched a comprehensive attack on the objects of the armed forces, the unit of the marine corps of the easterndistrict and pilots of operational-tactical aviation, and the tor anti-aircraft missile system provided cover, and the well-coordinated work was reported by our special correspondent alexei baranov in the episode of the battle for coal , the marines of the pacific fleet from kamchatka and vladivostok occupy key heights in the south-donetsk direction. now it's not frames. video footage from a drone of what a unit of the eastern military district is doing at this moment. aviation is also working here in the coal sector. air support for russian alligators is provided by anti-aircraft missile system this machine works on enemy drones. the advancement of motorized rifle units also depends on the support of these missile systems. and again the missile system is in operation. the crew has received the task and is moving to the firing line. the tor anti-aircraft missile system came out of hiding and occupied the most convenient point for work; now all its systems are working. the commander of

eastern. this is why russia wants to break through here to launch an offensive in the donbass, it is believedof their operations to form the beginning of a larger offensive that will take place in the next few weeks . that 's how it is, but it's really hard. behind me are apartment buildings of the soviet era. now they are mostly empty. the residents have left and the houses are almost completely destroyed. all windows knocked out where they used to play. children have been formed. funnels ukrainians have an advantage because here the hill and these buildings can be used for military operations, but like in many battles in eastern ukraine there is a struggle of attrition, who can hold out longer the ukrainian side says that they need more ammunition to have the ability to keep the russians at a distance, to prevent them from moving forward. rsky, direction to us directly, the connection goes out the commander of the battalion named after the 383rd mining division, colonel konstantin kuzmin konstantin alexandrovich hello how is the situation in the ugoldar direction, the word lesya studio good

attrition, the fight over eastern ukraine, where russian forces have launched operations in multiple areas, and today said they have made incremental gains in ukraine's donbassnick schifrin is again tonight. his reporting in ukraine is supported by the pulitzer center. so, nick, what is russia claiming today? and how is nato responding? nick: well, the u.s. believes that the russian offensive here in the donbass has begun, focused on two points here in donetsk province, and an additional point in neighboring luhansk province. russian forces are pushing in the town of kreminna. now, russia today claimed some kind of incremental progress, but provided absolutely no detail. t in luhansk, we have seen russian tactics, including this village completely wiped out in a video shared by a ukrainian official. and you really see, geoff, old tactics being used, artillery en masse against a single target. now, russia and ukraine have used millions of rounds of artillery. and that has meant that the west has had to step up its artillery production. and today, nato secretary-general jens stoltenberg said that the west wasn't keeping pace enough. jens: there's a big need ou

eastern ukraine. what were you doing there? guest: my family is originally from donbass. to on the ground experiences. host: how long have you been in the u.s., how long have you been studying these issues? guest: i'm a proud american. i've been with the institute since about 2015, have lived and studied in the u.s. in high school, also did my masters degree in the united states. so, for many years. host: how we got here with russia, the kremlin worldview. when was it published? guest: 2019. it was a recognition that we needed to look deeper at russia's objectives over time. it was an effort to counter the russian misinformation, that everything that russia does is because they are being provoked. it is to document putin's speeches, actions of the kremlin, to show a lot of the efforts to once again control the countries in former soviet states has nothing to do with the u.s.. it is intrinsic to russian policy and continued to be. host: a couple minute before we go over to the un security council. matthew in new york align for democrats. can you make it quick? caller: abso

eastern ukraine, we restore the chronology of events in our story. the maidan in kiev and the overthrow of president viktor yanukovych were actually the beginning of the civil war. donbass to recognize the forceful change of power and demanded recognition of its linguistic and other features. the answer of the kiev authorities was the use of the army against those who disagreed to help the local militias. russia has come carried out the delivery of humanitarian aid to the population of donbass in september 2014 , full-fledged hostilities were going on in the south-east of ukraine, minsk offered to become a platform for negotiations and already on september 5, 2014. in the belarusian capital , a peace plan was agreed upon, providing for the granting of donbass a special status within ukraine, formally a ceasefire regime. the fire went into effect on the same day, however, after a short, lull in the fighting. they did not continue in january 2015, the situation seriously escalated alexander lukashenko again took the initiative for peace talks on february 11, 2015, consisting of the meeting of the normandy four, the leaders of russia, ukraine, france, germany, agreed on a

donbass. and this is not at the expense of investment activities. there are more high-speed and double-decker trains. they are already traveling to 60 cities. the construction program on the eastern territory of the baam , the most difficult weather conditions, rugged terrain, has generally exceeded. they also worked out the technology of heavy-duty movement of double trains with a length of more than 2 km, in winter latitudes, directly ask. uh, the most important questions are when it's below -35. we are already introducing restrictions on loading, it is easier there. uh, respectively, we form lighter compositions precisely so that, uh, a piece of iron does not crumble. well, a completely new direction this year will be built 1.400 km of quantum networks. the main task is to provide. comprehensive protection of the digital economy, so you pay such attention, thank you central transport hub and start traffic in the murmansk region on the opposite bank to the new port lavna murmansk transport. it solves a lot of very questions there and on the fact that this is an outlet, as it were, into the ocean in practice, and the solution of environmental issues is very important mooring fac

there is good air defense in kyiv, but eastern ukraine is where the heart of this conflict is, and the donbass national security advisor, that they did alert moscow that the president of the united states would be making this trip, probably putting them on guard to make sure that nothing dramatic was going to happen while the u.s. president was on the ground. but also, we need to see what president putin is going to say tomorrow. you will be giving this address in moscow, that he will be giving his address in moscow, and it will be around the same time the president of the united states will be giving an address in warsaw. according to the u.s. ambassador in poland, the central support, because this is not just a place that is at the border of ukraine and quite concerned of the conflict, but also a place that has taken in so many of these ukrainian refugees that had to flee their country. guy: annmarie, great reporting. bloomberg's annmarie hordern joining us from poland. we have been speaking with annmarie and receive data out of -- and we see it out of russia relating to its economy. gdp fal