is there a concern — part of the eastern front. is there a concern in _ part of the eastern front.ront. is there a concern in ukraine if— part of the eastern front. is there a concern in ukraine if this - a concern in ukraine if this continues for months, through the winter and beyond, that actually kind of keeping people fed is going to become an issue? the harvest, the last harvest is in but arguably has not been distributed because it cannot get out of the country and there is another harvest that will have to be brought in and stored somewhere and presumably, the people and the places to do that are limited when you are in the middle of a war? limited when you are in the middle ofawar? , limited when you are in the middle ofawar? ~ , , ~' limited when you are in the middle ofawar? , ~ of a war? absolutely. i think those su -l of a war? absolutely. i think those sunply issues _ of a war? absolutely. i think those supply issues you _ of a war? absolutely. i think those supply issues you speak _ of a war? absolutely. i think those supply issues you speak of - of a war? absolutely.

but what about the miraculous pervitin on the eastern front?ed the german soldiers were exhausted the red army turned out to be an inflexible enemy to make a breakthrough to turn the tide in their favor, forcing the soldiers not to sleep and continue to fight. but this no longer gave the desired effect, the war turned into a protracted one. in a fishing village on the southern shore of lake ilmen , a wehrmacht unit was surrounded, in order to break through it, it was necessary to make a protracted 14-hour knee-deep march in the snow with light machine guns on their shoulders, but apparently, it was already beyond human strength, as the regimental doctor later reported, people were lying in the snow, despite any persuasion and exhortation, since their strength had ended, and they lost the remnants of the will then the commander gave each soldier two large white tablets and after half an hour the condition of the soldiers began to improve, they lined up in columns and continued the forced march. so the stimulants worked not only on the offensive,

a few months after this meeting, private mayer had already fought on the eastern front, fought for the führer , made germany great and believed that he was protecting his homeland from us. dasha everything he does is right , later we realized that he waged a preventive war, because the russians were ready to enter europe here later, that is, ordinary mayer already at his venerable age we convinced him that he, together with the fuhrer, fought against russian preventive war. and they were right from the fuhrer, otherwise stalin would have attacked europe, the reichslaver of propaganda of the third reich, joseph goebels, at one time, formulated 10 rules of what in our time will be called information warfare, one of them is the most famous, the more monstrous the lie. the easier it is to believe in her death is dead, but the lie that the russians wanted to attack europe today is forced to believe. what do you think, by whom and for what purpose today launched a gigantic process of rewriting history from maybe this indeed, someone's purposeful work to revive nazism is such a risk, in gener

all up and down the eastern front. there are great many small skirmishes as well as larger battles taking place. air strikes, artillery. this is continuing to happen in places along the eastern front. there are a few areas we're watching closely because of what they represent. if they are indeed a russian victory, that's going to be a massive move forward for russia and a huge setback for the ukranian forces. lima, as you mentioned, is not a very big place. it's a village town, about $20000.00 people in total lived there before the invasion. so it's not a major, major critical infrastructure, industrial area of any kind. but it does represent an important louis pat, important strategic location in the current battle. if li mine, as the russian say, has fallen to their full control, then what they could do is use women as a staging ground to move further south and east to in circle troops that are currently fighting for several minutes potentially cutting off a 1000 plus ukrainian forces from making a tactical retreat r

this is what stalemate sounds like on the eastern front.it takes to keep the gateway to the donbas firmly shut. quentin somerville, bbc news, near izyum, ukraine. we can now speak to nato expert michael hanlon who's s a senior fellow and director of research in foreign policy at the brookings institution. quentin sommerville, our correspondent there, spelling out what stalemate looks like. that's what it is, too, isn't it, now? that's what it is, too, isn't it, now— that's what it is, too, isn't it, now? �* . . , it, now? i'm afraid it may be startin: it, now? i'm afraid it may be starting to — it, now? i'm afraid it may be starting to look _ it, now? i'm afraid it may be starting to look like - it, now? i'm afraid it may be starting to look like that - it, now? i'm afraid it may be starting to look like that and j starting to look like that and i appreciated the choice of the phrase eastern front, evocative of course of the phrase of the western front in world war i. it is far too soon to talk about that kind of stalemate but things aren't

how do you, general, assess the current situation on the eastern front, not only around severodonetsk? yansk is actually very difficult. and we knew about it even before the president and uh, there is information that ours are actually fighting in the city. we need to decide how we will hold the city and make another fortress. well, in this way. we will still destroy these cities. do we have to retreat across the river and keep the defense there already beyond the river ? they are also called special operations, and we need to, by conducting exhausting defensive battles, inflict more losses on the enemy and thus destroy his military capabilities, it is possible to withdraw from giving him the opportunity to draw reserves and eliminate those reserves in the same way and in this way slowly prepare for possible counterattacks in the future, that is, the past day, the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine said that our troops are attacking and counterattacking the russians in the kherson region, considering the current situation in the east and south of the country. is it clear wha

. >> war upon ukraine, along the eastern front, mainly in bunkers.imes in the last marine, the rushenings have attacked this base with infantry a tanks and three times they've been repelled. another attack may be imminent. -- imminent. so here they wait. vladimir putin has turned their days into night. and taken them away from their famies. but forhe main of this territorial defense unit, this is now home. above their heads hangs a constant threat. the town they've dug under is l but abandoned, its people gone. orphaned -- have sought shelter here too. the men know it won be long before the next attack. above, a russian barrage is the signal it's time to get to work. outside these walls, everything is in the lane of fire and these men failst dalive. [bombing] >> they need little reminder that to the north, the majority of russia's forces are headquartered and to the south, most of their ukrainian comrades. their patrols a defense along this front line keep these two mighty forces apart. shell explosions. organization? and the she's start firing close

eastern campaign. it says russian front. else is written there, only the russian front, but this distinction was given personally only to us members of the russian company with a certificate that officially allowed us to wear it from the first days of the war and mussolini sent an entire expeditionary force to the soviet union, and in the forty-second year it included three divisions of alpine riflemen. these were the elite units of the cloud army, but italian veterans. today they are not proud of this in russia, tell me we came to your house to kill you. why now, when they tell me you did your duty. what debt? i no longer want to be told about duty and about the greatness of italy if there is a greatness of italy of this it is a completely different dante leonardo galileo and so on, but not in the musa line italian alpine arrows, managed to fight both in europe and africa, 229,000 italian soldiers sent this one, less than half of them returned home, the majority perished in the fields near stalingrad, there were 18,000 sold

how do you, general, assess the current situation on the eastern front, not only around severodonetsk? and we know that the russians launched rocket attacks on slavyansk this night. they are also preparing an offensive on slavyansk , in fact, it is very difficult. we knew about it the day before, and there is information that ours are actually fighting in the city. we need to decide how we will hold the cities and make another fortress. well, in this way, we will probably destroy these cities. the river and there already behind the river to keep the defense, the situation is radically different in approach, the racists need to go to the administrative borders of the luhansk region in order to announce the completion of at least some stage of their so-called special operations, and we need to conduct exhausts defensive battles, the more you inflict losses on the enemy and thus destroy his military capabilities, it is possible to withdraw from giving him the opportunity to draw reserves and eliminate those reserves in the same way and thus slowly prepare for possible counterattacks in t

heavy fighting is taking place along the entire line of the eastern front in ukrainian armories . forces at the same time launched a counteroffensive in the kherson region, the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine reports on this, meanwhile, the enemy continues to lose manpower and equipment in in ukraine, as of the morning of may 30, the russians have already lost in ukraine 30,000,350 personnel , tanks, 1,349 units of armored combat vehicles, 3,282 artillery systems, 643 rocket launchers, five air defense systems, 96 aircraft, 207 helicopters, 174 vehicles, 2,258 ships, boats, and 13 winged cruisers. missiles 114 drones 507 special equipment 48 units about the situation on the eastern and southern fronts of ukraine as of the morning of may 30 the turning point in the war and the death of putin in the british press today we will talk with our guests in the first half of the program will be a military expert, colonel of the reserve of the armed forces of ukraine, oleg zhdanov. and in the second half of our program, there will be an army general, the former head of the foreign int

this is what stalemate sounds like on the eastern front.akes to keep the gateway to the donbas firmly shut. quentin somerville, bbc news, near izyum, ukraine. bait bradley bowman is senior director of the center on military and political power at the foundation for defense of democracies. badly, thank you very much for your time. badly, thank you very much for yourtime. i mean, there are many desperate individual stories —— bradley. wejust had one of them there. but i wonder what you make of this ukrainian ability to maintain a rearguard action, indeed even to be pushing the russians back around places like kharkiv? thanks for the opportunity to join you and thanks for the question. the stories you are covering there are just so heartbreaking and admirable at the same time. before the invasion, a lot of us were counting tanks and armoured vehicles and aircraft and talking about the supremacy of the russians, but we are looking at concepts like to they actually have the means to employ them in a combined arms way. but the biggest thing many

from the brandon were gates in the heart of berlin. nazi troops marched before heading to the eastern front. prior to invading the soviet union, germany had prepared the so called plan aust, or plan east. it would have involved about 80 percent of the population of concord countries to be moved out by force and replaced with people of the master race. the plan was to be carried out immediately after germany's victory over the soviet union. mm. the santa colonized part of the soviet union extended over the next 30 years. as long as german troops continued to fight, it remained top secret in order to avoid an uprising. the population of the occupied territories were still being fed myths about their future happy, prosperous life. according to the plan, 2 cities were to be completely destroyed. leningrad and moscow. the siege of leningrad lasted 900 days, during which nearly 600000 people died of starvation in recent years. another myth has appeared that such human losses could have been avoided. if the sobered command had surrendered the city to the nazis. but anyone who says that has no idea

this is what stalemate sounds like on the eastern front.t it takes to keep the gateway to the donbas firmly shut. quentin somerville, bbc news, near izyum, ukraine. the soldiers have been evacuated, and now, let's speak to samir puri, he's a senior fellow a senior fellow at the international institute for strategic studies and former cease fire monitor in east ukraine. thank you for being with us. let's first touch on the significance of this evacuation, those hundreds of soldiers that have been evacuated from the steelworks. they have been holding out there now four months. let's talk first about the conditions in which they found themselves, and their ability to hold off the russian offensive for so long. the russian offensive for so lonu. ., ~ the russian offensive for so lonu. . ~' ,, the russian offensive for so lonu. ., ~ i. ., the russian offensive for so lonu. ., ~ ., ., long. thank you for having me. on one level, _ long. thank you for having me. on one level, the _ long. thank you for having me. on one level, the tension - on one

many vermont soldiers and officers that the quick and victorious war that gables promised on the eastern front had also turned out to be a myth. after the defeat in the battle of stalingrad, many high ranking nazi officers were taken prisoner. they were brought here to a p o w camp outside moscow. after that great defeat, many captured nazis began to cooperate with soviet authorities and apply their own propaganda technique to anti fascist campaigning. from that moment on gerbils propaganda had to compete with pamphlets encouraging german advanced forces to surrender to soviet troops. dorsal nashua put up a gun, the zillow into another. i nila simon ear. veneer ski. lucy. the way not linear corn should sub lego chima nasha propaganda spa, so of sola, the more stood the vi millionaire. this did this is nancy, but it watch live by near to rocky and the hawk gym by gibbet. ha ha. i know got 1945. the war is coming to an end. yes, if god else's office cause for the last resources to be thrown at the war effort, the hitler youth weren't enough to defend berlin. so military propaganda encouraged wom

this is what stalemate sounds like on the eastern front. the gateway to the donbas firmly shut. quentin somerville, bbc news, near izyum, ukraine. in other stories today — turkey's president has restated his opposition to finland and sweden joining nato. president erdogan said they need not send delegations to convince turkey, a nato member, of their bids. he's chiefly angered by what he sees as their willingness to host kurdish militant groups. translation: the swedish and finnish delegations are coming to turkey on monday, are they coming to convince us? excuse me, but they should not tire themselves. first of all, we should not say yes to those who impose sanctions should not say yes to those who impose sanctions on should not say yes to those who impose sanctions on turkey should not say yes to those who impose sanctions on turkey to join nato because that nato would cease to be a security organisation and become a place where representatives of terrorist organisations are concentrated. in the pandemic the bastions of zero covid have fa

the gables promised on the eastern front had also turned out to be a myth. after the defeat in the battle of stalingrad, many high ranking nazi officers were taken prisoner. they were brought here to a p o w camp outside moscow. after that great defeat, many captured nazis began to cooperate with soviet authorities and apply the wrong propaganda technique to anti fascist campaigning. from that moment on gerbils propaganda had to compete with pamphlets encouraging german advance forces to surrender to soviet troops. dorsal nashua put up a gun, the yellow at the r, missouri neela. simon ear veneer ski daughtry the way not linear corn should sub logo chima. nasha propaganda square so of sola, the more stood the vi millionaire. this did this is nancy. but it watch live right near to rocky and the hawk gym by hubert. ah, i'm a good 1945. the war is coming to an end. yes. if girdles is office cause for the last resources to be thrown at the war effort, the hitler youth weren't enough to defend berlin. so military propaganda encouraged women and the elderly to take

russia is now stepping up its offensive on the eastern front in donbas, raining down rockets, artilleryank fire on ukrainian trenches and bunkers. after two months on the front line, these ukrainian troops from the 81st brigade are now pulling back for a short rest, a break from the relentless russian onslaught that has killed and injured many of their colleagues. a combat doctor treats some of the troops for trench foot because they haven't been able to change soaking wet boots and socks. translation: this is a good opportunity for the boys - to rest and to return to the fight with new energy, to recover physically, morally and psychologically. but before too long, his men will be heading back to the front line, perhaps to face an even more ferocious russian attack. this war, which president putin had hoped would only last for a few days, could now rage on for months or even years to come, consuming more lives with every passing day. well, the ukrainian military say the weapons they really need now from the west are more heavy guns and long—range artillery in order to counter the barra

shelling stops despite the danger men are moving forward this is what the dead end sounds like on the eastern fronts is what it means to keep the gates to donbas firmly closed bbc news these days in eastern ukraine it is especially difficult for doctors who save lives of soldiers we managed to communicate with one of them, an anesthesiologist who works in the popasnya area, the other day his fellow medics , volodymyr, whose last name we call him, died due to a direct hit by a projectile, says that wounded soldiers of various degrees of severity are delivered to his medical company, and depending on the intensity of the battles per day in in unsuitable conditions, it is necessary to save the lives of five to ten soldiers in their 50s and 60s, at the same time, doctors and civilians help, because according to volodymyr, the russian military continues the tactics of land, and the level of their brutality amazes even those who came to the most terrible battles in 2014 and 2015. my colleague tetyana kharchenko spoke with volodymyr. well, such a fragment was received on saturday as a gift nearby. to evac

don't know i have a strong suspicion that the second world war in the east was mostly won on the eastern front ukrainians, not russians at all, loved them as a state, but they don’t love russia like that. if i ’m being honest, it’s the skill of a warrior. i’m not talking about philosophy , ideology, ideologues. vasylevsky in rokossovsky and the heroism of russian soldiers or other, well, other than lies option. i have in my head, my head does not produce . during our time there will be a short interactive, write something about your impression well, how could it be to fight but they appropriate the victory in the second world war that we pronounced cool, you all fought cool where are they by the way i remind you that at 18:40 we will have an interactive when in september you can exactly in the comments of our official facebook page espresso.tv and questions to mr. mykola and also generally your impressions about what we talked about our thoughts there for another 13 minutes so that we will not be long before the next guest serhii danilov expert of the center for middle eastern studies p serhiy

this is what stalemate sounds like on the eastern front.t it takes to keep the gateway to the donbas firmly shut. quentin somerville, bbc news, near izyum, ukraine. let's get some of the day's other news: the number of people suffering from covid—like symptoons in north korea is fast approaching 1.5 million, just a week after the state admitted its first outbreak of the virus. so far, state media has suggested around 56 people have died. the country's leader, kim jong—un, has mobilised the military to help the supply of medicine but an offer of help from south korea's new president has so far not been taken up. at least three people have died as dust storms affect several countries in the middle east. skies have turned red across nothern syria, much of iraq and part of saudi arabia. such extreme weather has been occurring increasingly regularly in the region this year, a near daily experience, as the climate heats up. sri lanka's new prime minister says the country urgently needs $75 million to pay for essential imports, amid worsening shor

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this is continuing to happen in places along the eastern front. there are a few areas we're watching closely because of what they represent if they are indeed a russian victory that's going to be a massive move forward for russia. and a huge setback for the ukranian forces. lima, as you mentioned, is not a very big place. it's a village town, about $20000.00 people in total lived there before the invasion. so it's not a major, a major critical infrastructure industrial area of any kind, but it does represent an important lily pad, important strategic location in the current battle. if li mine, as the russian say, has fallen to their full control, then what they could do is use women as a staging ground to move further south and east to circle troops that are currently fighting for several minutes potentially cutting off a 1000 plus ukrainian forces for making a tactical retreat, reports of which we have heard this could then be a major victory in moving russian forces from the east, further west to try to take over all of the administrative orders

and her fighting is still raging on the eastern front. what are you hearing from the front line? exactly, of fighting steel, raging was the ukraine. an armed forces making or gaining ground or in areas such as the surroundings are off her heart. cuba, her so and near harrison harris on which has been occupied for weeks now by russian troops or russia has or are installed in the province of harrison and the russian currency. the russian coat of arms 4 round her son and also her we've just learned today that they've also instated an anti messiah or bays or into air strike. miss al base. iran had a son. so really we're expecting to see more fights in that area in the coming hours in the coming days. that definitely seems to be the case because ukrainian authorities have wand residents to break for moyer stripes over the weekend. what's it like on the ground? well, you can see behind me, i'm here in the v in western ukraine and people a go on wednesday or a daily lives that's ukrainian, our, sorry, ts have warned data. the number of asked to like alerts are, would probably increase o

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this is what stalemate sounds like on the eastern front.akes to keep the gateway to the donbas firmly shut. quentin somerville, bbc news, ukraine. we can bring you more now and that breaking news we were speaking about at the beginning of the programme, the fact that ukraine says over 260 soldiers from the steelworks and mary opal had been evacuated, more than 80 days after the russian siege has begun. vitaliy shevchenko from bbc monitoring joins me now. great to get you on the programme. just to start by asking, how significant is this? explained the importance of what has just happened. importance of what has 'ust happened.i importance of what has 'ust hauened. , , , , happened. this is very significant both to russia _ happened. this is very significant both to russia and _ happened. this is very significant both to russia and ukraine - happened. this is very significant l both to russia and ukraine coming into russia the completion of its huge project to seize the northern shore or the sea of as of, and thus failed a land route from rus

this is what stalemate sounds like on the eastern front.s is what it takes to keep the gateway to the donbas firmly shut. quentin somerville, bbc news, near izyum, ukraine. our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, is here. you mentioned earlier that the uk chief of defence staff has really expressed some optimism about the progress being made by the ukrainians in this conflict. why? not because i think there is going to be some great breakthrough, as we saw the fighting as hard and brittle, but i think it is seen as settling down now is a conflict into something of a war of attrition. a few gains here, a few losses there, in other words the russians are getting bogged down. from the map, you see the initial russian plan was to encircle ukrainian forces in the donbas. those forces are fighting very hard and making it difficult for the russians to make gains. there have been counter events in the north near pushing back russian forces. the russians have been having such a bad time of it that western military sources now say vladimir putin

russia is now stepping up its offensive on the eastern front in donbas, raining down rockets, artilleryre on ukrainian trenches and bunkers. after two months on the front line, these ukrainian troops from the 81st brigade are now pulling back for a short rest, a break from the relentless russian onslaught that has killed and injured many of their colleagues. a combat doctor treats some of the troops for trench foot because they haven't been able to change soaking wet boots and socks. translation: this is a good opportunity for the boys - to rest and to return to the fight with new energy, to recover physically, morally and psychologically. but before too long, his men will be heading back to the front line, perhaps to face an even more ferocious russian attack. this war, which president putin had hoped would only last for a few days, could now rage on for months or even years to come, consuming more lives with every passing day. well, passing day. the ukrainian military say well, the ukrainian military say the weapons they really need now from the west are more heavy guns and long—range

artillery, mortars, bombs from the air, onto ukrainian positions in trenches and bunkers on that eastern frontrainians are admitting that they have taken heavy casualties, although they are also saying that they have inflicted what they called "colossal" casualties on the russians. but as far as president zelensky has said, you know, it goes on, the defence of this country goes on despite that russian onslaught, and he and all the other ukrainian politicians i have been talking to in kyiv are very grateful for the additional help they have been getting from the west in terms of weapons and certainly heavy weapons is what they say they need now in that fight in donbas, in particular long—range artillery, to reply to russian artillery. meanwhile, in the black sea city of odesa, ukrainian officials say the airport has been hit by a russian missile, damaging the runway and rendering it inoperable. our correspondent caroline davies spoke to us from odesa shortly after the attack happened. earlier this afternoon, three loud bangs could be heard across the city. it was so loud we saw several dogs run

and they're fighting is still reading on the eastern front. what are you hearing from the front line? exactly, of fighting steel raging with the ukraine, an armed forces, and making, or gaining ground or in areas such as at the surroundings or of her heart. cuba, her so and near her harrison harrison which has been occupied for weeks now by russian troops or russia has or are installed in or the province of harrison and the russian currency, the russian coat of arms. 4 red haired son and now so are we've just a loan today, dad. they've also instated an anti messiah or baze. i enter as track miss albedo around her son. so really we are expecting to see more fights in that area in the coming hours in the coming days. that definitely seems to be the case because ukrainian authorities have wand residence to bruce for moyer strives over the weekend. what's that like on the ground? well, you can see behind me, i'm here in the viv in western ukraine and people a go on with their daily lives that ukrainian authorities have warned that the number of ask

. >> reporter: certainly on that eastern front. this is where we're seeing the fiercest fighting and look, the eyes of the nation continue to be on that steel plant. the news coming out of there is pretty dire, that this could be the final stage in the final hours of fighting there. we've heard from ukrainian commanders on the ground and you're seeing video of the plant on the left side of the screen. that russian forces have moved on to the complex. and that there was heavy, small arms fire happening within and above the sort of tunnels where civilians and wounded ukrainian marines are huddled underneath. ukrainian defense forces saying the russians are not holding back anything. they're using artillery, air strikes and moving in on the ground. the situation was told to us as being quote, very difficult. i think that's an understatement. the question is how many civilians remain. up to 30 children could be there in addition to the wounded military personnel. we have heard of shelling, artillery and mortar fire, up and down the eas

this is what stalemate sounds like on the eastern front.is what it takes to keep the gateway to the donbas firmly shut. quentin somerville, bbc news, ukraine. have been focussing on the donbas region, further south. our special report tonight is from near the eastern city, known as the gateway to the donbas. our correspondent quentin somerville and camera journalist darren conway have been on patrol with volunteer fighters of the territorial defence force. and our diplomatic correspondent james landale is here with me. we have heard that britain's most senior political military officer saying ukraine is winning the war. we have seen in that report, there is still heavy fighting. . what we have seen and we have seen the report is the fighting is very hard but it is stabilising, a few gains here, a few losses there, if you look at the map, this illustrates it, because the aim of the russians was to come in and squeeze that eastern part, the donbas, to encircle the ukrainian forces from the north, the east and the south. now, what has happened

use of this weapon at the front, the americans say that howitzers already work 777 e-e on the eastern frontickly it can go to the front, well, here it is necessary to mean an increase, and let's say, to illuminate the sand of the army with such complex systems as the systems requested by the air defense or an aircraft for this will be required at least 6 месяцев and your hour, and here it is. as for control systems, such as kaubicitron on kamikaze and other systems, i will refer to arrestovych, he is an arsenavlion on a Человек, and he marked the spleen on july, that is, there are still two months ahead of the application of this military equipment that will be used by the armed forces, there is no quantity of weapons supplied to ukraine will reach such a quantity that it will lead to a breakdown in the military situation on the territory of ukraine . it was accurate but we need at least 150, let’s say only a galpets well, you don’t talk about this, but you have soviet-era artillery, and it’s two, it’s already easier for 4 months non-stop shooting, what condition is yours in, i think it’s n

severodonetsk, although unsuccessfully, heavy battles are being fought along the entire line of the eastern front, the ukrainian armory consists of 30,000,350 people, tanks, 149 units of armored combat vehicles 3,282 artillery systems 643 rocket launcher systems 205 anti-air defense means 96 aircraft 207 helicopters 174 automotive equipment 2,258 ships and boats 13 cruise missiles 114 drones 507 special equipment 48 units on the situation on the eastern and southern fronts of ukraine as of the morning of 30 may, the turning point in the war and the death of putin in the british press today we will talk with our guests in the first half of the program we will have a military expert, a colonel of the armed forces of the forces of ukraine oleg zhdanov and in the second half of our program there will be an army general former head of the foreign intelligence service of ukraine mykola let us be in touch now oleg zhdanov and olezhe glory to ukraine thank you for participating in our program glory to the heroes congratulations let's start mr. olezhe 207 aircraft units, the enemy continues to suffer colo

ah ah this is dw news lie from bo, then ukraine reclaimed territory from russian forces on the eastern front. the troops re take villages, nation, and find a trail of destruction. they demand more anti tank weapons to keep making games. despite the small victories the u. s ones, russia is ready for a long war. also coming up the tree, lincoln's push for the president to go, protested defy orders to stay at home, blocking roadways to call for new leadership. several people have died in classes between the pro and anti government groups amid of worsting economic crisis. plus footballs was kept. secret is out on leave. don't want this summer to join. manchester city english comp agreed to meet is 75000000 euro release v ah. i've been visible, unwelcome, ukrainian president blow to me. so lansky says his country's forces making gains against russian troops retaking several villages around the eastern city of hockey . if, despite the small victories ukraine's president site some positive news from the front, this week he says ukrainian troops are gradually pushing russian forces away from the cit

this is it every news life from berlin major gains. ukraine claims key victories on the eastern front line. troops re taking villages near harkey, find a trail of russian destruction. meanwhile, moscow takes the 1st steps toward annexation of hare saw. also coming up shooting the messenger, palestinian american al jazeera journalist killed covering israeli. weighed on the janine refugee cap chain.