the far eastern front, what did historians and volunteers manage to find? over the past day in the dpr, five civilians were killed and another 21 people were injured in the shelling by the afu. more than fifty shells from grad multiple launch rocket systems. in addition, our formation was attacked by yasnovataya and its surroundings. gorlovki heights also opened fire on volchansk, kharkiv region , nationalists attacked areas of the city at a time when our military personnel were distributing humanitarian aid to the local population, several missiles shot down russian systems. air defense one shell hit a residential building, two people were injured, and in the city of stakhanov and the luhansk people's republic, utilities are eliminating the consequences of a powerful shelling from the apu two days ago by the ukrainian military at 5:00 am. a hurricane hit from multiple launch rocket systems at a small settlement , which is located tens of kilometers from the front line, as a result of shelling, the city hospital was destroyed, several residential ones. the

that no worries really save, even cities are brilliancy, foutz relatedly saved compared to the eastern front. as we know, the focus of the fighting continues to be the eastern, a dumbass region. you just mentioned it. russia is now in control of severe it on yet, or what's it's next objective. well, it will probably charge when it reinforces position around the barrel. danielle, you have to keep in mind that you'd, the ukraine, an armed forces actually retreated before a russian took full control. and this decision was motivated by the fact that it did a want to repeat mario ball and having hundreds of soldiers stuck with no way to escape so as ukraine on forces regroup and as ukrainian forces. oh, so i have brought to the front line, the united states delivered a high miles, did her german delivered her howard. so as well a russia will try to consolidate its positions as well. we can expect more heavy fighting on the eastern front in the coming days and probing the coming weeks. emmanuel as reporting from keith, thank you so much. ok, let's take a look at some of the other stories making he

the safe compared to the eastern front. as we know, the focus of the fighting continues to be the easton don bath region. you just mentioned it. russia is now in control of severe done yet. or what's it's next objective? well, it'll probably charge when it reinforces position around several danielle, you have to keep in mind that you'd, the ukraine and armed forces actually retreated before a rush and took full control. and this decision was motivated by the fact that it did a want to repeat mario ball and having hundreds of soldiers, stark, was no way to escape. so ours ukraine on forces we groove and as ukrainian forces. oh, so i have brought to the front line, the united states delivered our hi, maurice did a german delivered or howard serves? well, a russia will try to consolidate its positions as well. we can expect more heavy fighting on the eastern front in the coming days and probing the coming weeks. emmanuel affairs reporting from keith. thank you so much at before we go, here's a quick look at our top story. at t

how do you assess the current situation on the eastern front and especially around severodonetsk, mr. major? well, i can say that, in principle, the russians will use the tactics they in fact, they use it not on the first day, not on the first week, and not on the first month, eh, it’s an example of a shepherd’s pie, an example of other cities. that is, where they ca n’t take it, they approach and hold it by the teeth leave and the artillery begins to work, displacing the portal quarter by quarter, destroying quarter by quarter . as they say, we saw it in mariupol, we saw it in the fall. well, i personally was there when i was, that is, and in fact, they enter the practice of burning from the earth to the ruins, that's what the guys are holding, of course they are holding, but first, you need to understand that the artillery is going in our direction, and you need to understand that the artillery is responding, and the response is not even to the positions already occupied by the enemy, we mean the city because there may be civilians and so on, the answer to the enemy's artillery is t

russia is seeking to leave on the borders of donetsk and luhansk regions as the situation on the eastern front in particular around severodonetsk near lysychansk as it will generally affect the front line because yesterday the commander-in-chief valery zaluzhny of the armed forces of ukraine said that the front line is 2,450 km, because now we hold 1,100 km, enough active hostilities in this area. if the russians manage to take severodonetsk and go to lysychansk, what consequences will this have for both the eastern and southern fronts of ukraine in first of all, it must be said that russia suffered a strategic defeat in general. during the offensive, as early as february 24, you moved to a phased capture, they moved, you still need to go to the donetsk luhansk region first, then the southern corridor, then odesa, respectively, and then transnistria, that is, the task from today is a-a on section e 1,140 km e not to carry out systematic e-e offensive operations and there, accordingly, to strengthen the defense, for example, kherson zaporizhzhia oblast , mykolaiv oblast, partially kharkiv oblas

became members of the far eastern front expedition to support a unique historical project; for the thirde presidential fund grants during the expedition to the far eastern front , a volunteer managed to find personal items of soviet soldiers, judging by the data from the award lists. this flask could have belonged to private grigory rybonik, and on the lid of an army bowler hat, there is probably an autograph of a junior sergeant. vasily yevtushenko, both managed to survive and, after peace was established in the pacific ocean, received government awards. the items found will add to the collection of museums in yuzhno-sakhalinsk, created by participants in the search movement. leave the red army men who 77 years ago died in the battles for the liberation of sakhalin will be buried with honors on the territory. they took his complexes from the village of pobedino, starting in the nineties, when work to search for missing soviet soldiers intensified in the far east. 160 soldiers and officers sergin, maxim mintsev and yuri ryzhov have already found peace here at 19:00. don't miss central te

likely is it that uh, at some stage of the current war, it is meant that the emphasis from the eastern front the northern, or the emphasis of the front can be transferred here, i can’t say because for this you need to have a lot of intelligence, but the very fact that lukashenko today even prices statements are already helping putin, because we are also forced to take into account these statements, to take into account the capabilities of the belarusian side and, as they say, to keep more or less of these or other troops necessary to restrain a possible offensive if this happens therefore, to say how likely it is, well, look , uh, before the new year, back in december, i said that the main attack of russia would go to kyiv, near the teteriv river, where we have gostomel ivankiv, and bucha irpin, i said that since december. well, someone didn't believe me. is it possible to reject this factor in belarus today, and the general staff of course also draws attention to this, regarding the amount of whiskey that lukashenko can mobilize, well, mobilize. perhaps he will not be able to declare about

we think about with the western front but also the battlefields of the eastern front the battlefields in turkey during the gallipoli campaign, but even battlefields as far of far away as southwest africa as what was then, titania and the campaigns in the middle east it's just an extraordinary trip. so tell us about that how you got started and about your your extremely distinguished traveling companion as part of the part of the journey. well, thank you very much for the interest and for this discussion today the journey started in 2014. it started out as a much smaller scale project. i was preparing some photography work for an exhibition for the centennial of the start of the first world war and then came the idea that perhaps this could make a book and later at that time. it was still so to be a smaller book for for 2016 so we thought it would be already by then, but from 2014. during the christmas truce i was i was suddenly realizing that. the whole centennial program in europe will be much much larger scale than inticipated and it is very photographic and you have reenactors you

yesterday, he tried to clearly characterize the the situation on the eastern front.talks about the fact that only 10% of the residents are left in north donetsk and lysychansk, and the president talked about how he sees this war strategy in the luhansk region, let's hear very briefly about president zelenskyi there are no people on the streets except for our military and here and there a certain person will appear. well, i don't see people. there are no people. this is what it feels like. this is what is happening even in such a situation . i understand why there are no people just yesterday it was just like that the house is on fire right next to you is a big house with several floors and no one ran out there for sure there were no people there anymore and therefore there were really very few people all this is like such dead cities today when you question whether it makes sense to fight well we need to understand why we are fighting for the north-don region , do you say that it is better to withdraw because we have a better position there? you should also know that

cruise missiles, 611 drones, 59 units of special equipment, about the situation on the eastern and southern fronts ukraine, russia's conflict with lithuania, which has already turned into a new moscow war, and how further events in eastern europe will develop. we will talk today with a writer, a military expert, the director of the army conversion and disarmament research center, valentin badriak, glory to ukraine, valentin, glad to see you on our air thank you for joining our telethon, thank you mr. serhiy, glory to the heroes is ready to cooperate and discuss the mentioned ones so, the russian occupiers continue to iron donetsk and luhansk regions and heavy fighting now in north donetsk lysychansk and across the front line in the east of the country, russian sources indicate that vladimir putin ordered to his troops to complete the capture of luhansk region by june 26. how do you assess such prospects and why exactly on june 26, what should happen if you know, of course, because we know that putin is inclined to some certain symbolism or to confining himself to some dates, but on june 26 he look

>> definitely. >> reporter: we went close to the eastern front line today. this soldier wants to show me how close the bombs are landing. so, this is how close they've gotten to your position here? this is where bombs have landed. there's more. and presumably the russians know that there are ukrainian soldiers in these farmhouses? i think we should leave. because that sounds like it's just getting more frequent. we head to the trenches. vitaly is part of a more elite civil defense, a former soldier. he stopped work as a baker to return to the front. he says they risk losing these positions. "we need more than an ak-47 to go up against heavy artillery and tanks," he says. there are still victories. this captured russian tank now being turned against putin's forces. this is a russian tank which has been commandeered by the ukrainians. i've got the targeter and the commander here showing us this equipment. they're very proud of having been able to use it, because it's so much more modern than anything the ukrainians have got. how does it feel to be targeting ru

winged boats missiles, 611 drones, 59 units of special equipment, about the situation on the eastern and southern fronts of ukraine, the conflict between russia and lithuania, which has already turned into a new war between moscow and we will talk about how further events in eastern europe will develop. today we will talk with the writer, military expert, director of the center for research of the army, conversion and disarmament , valentin batrak. congratulations to ukraine, mr. valentina. i am glad to see you on our air. thank you for joining our telethon. thank you, mr. serhiy, the hero. to discuss those mentioned by so the russian occupiers continue to iron donetsk and luhansk regions and heavy battles are now in north donetsk lysychansk and along the entire front line in the east of the country russian sources indicate that vladimir putin has ordered his troops to complete the capture of luhansk region by june 26. how do you assess such prospects and why exactly on june 26, what should happen if you know, of course, because we know that putin is prone to some kind of symbolism or timing to some dat

do you feel about these discussions, and what do you say about the most tense point now on the eastern fronts and probably on the southern fronts is severodonetsk, well, i don't think so. well, first of all, because i haven't seen these discussions. well, i guess they have a place to be the situation from the military point of view in the midland region is actually difficult, and we must speak frankly about it, too. i don’t know whether it is important for the enemy to show some success by russia day, but what they need to show at least some success is, and now all forces are concentrated on the territory of the donetsk luhansk region with the aim of the adversary to go to the administrative borders to demonstrate that this was not just a military operation according to their words, it is an obvious fact yes that is , we understand that after the failed er failed offensive attempts in the north of our country, that is, in the territory of the sumy region of chernihiv, and we need to show them that we have done at least something for the russian- speaking population, for the people of donbass,

severodonetsk and lysychansk hardy defenders will be of decisive importance for the situation on the eastern front, even far from the front line, constant russian artillery shelling causes enormous damage, destroys cities, takes lives, learn more about the operational situation , on thursday evening, we will talk with our correspondent victoria zhugan, who is currently in contact with the studio in kyiv. congratulations colleague, what is the latest information from official ukrainian sources about the situation at the front, what is known, in particular, about the hostilities in the north donetsk region good evening today, attention is also focused on north donetsk serhiy gaidai reports that the fighting in north donetsk continues because russia continues the assault, but he insists that without success, in particular , he cited the example that the russian army is powerfully attacking the industrial zone, which nevertheless remains under the control of the ukrainian army a there are no street battles in lysychansk or in the area of ​​the city, but the russians are massively shelling the city wit

highway, the goal is to cut off the luhansk region from donetsk, the details of the war on the eastern fronte collected by yevhen solomin severodonetsk for the fourth month in a row, under fire from the sky and the ground, but under the blue and yellow flag, the russian troops had already managed to announce the capture of the city against our soldiers left to set up a trap for the enemy, street battles are now taking place, severodonetsk was clean, they did not cover it with artillery and aviation. it was only a few hours until the russian occupiers wandered through the city as soon as the armed forces of ukraine rejected them, the russians renewed their shelling of the entire crowd of people in bomb shelters, high-rise buildings and industrial facilities, no matter what moderate people moderate people the soldiers are shooting here and it was not close gaza , there is no water, there is no connection and there will not be, the destruction of residential buildings is approaching 98%, they are very afraid, they will stop in our place in one day, you blew it, we were immediately buried, or no

of course these attacks coming as the russians are losing momentum on the eastern front. now the ukrainians seem to have gained more momentum. they've recaptured land. this could be a strike in retaliation for the ukrainian gaining momentum. that was a ukrainian politician here today lets that that the russians attacked kyiv because they're so frustrated in the donbas area. and the fight isn't going their way. also, earlier on today, rather interesting lee on russian state tv, vladimir putin issued a warning to the united states to western powers, that if they carry through with their promise to supply the ukrainians with long range missiles, then russia would hit targets that it has not targeted before. he did not specify where or when those targets were, but given the attack this morning on kyiv, it's likely that the capital would bear the brunt of the attacks. to be fair, those long-range missiles aren't going to come into the battlefield. it will be three weeks till they get to the battlefield while the ukrainians are trained to use them. people here are bracing for a

but this was his first visit to the eastern front.ying to engage with the russian federation because i think any state that wishes to fly the flag of democracy and legality should have nothing to hide and nothing to fear. mr khan didn't have time to stop and talk as he walked past iryna's shell—damaged apartment, but she's in no doubt who his investigation should find accountable. translation: putin and his cronies. - we ukrainians have already condemned them. this is not the way to do things. we are brothers. we are supposed to respect each other. why are they attacking us? iryna will have to be patient. the war isn't over, and investigations of this magnitude take time. cooperation from moscow is also unlikely to be forthcoming. wyre davies, bbc news, kharkiv. let's get some of the day's other news. the jailed russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, has been moved from the prison where he was being held and taken to an unknown location. an opposition spokeswoman said it was concerning that mr navalny was now alone within a system

eastern company. it says russian front.of the russian company with a certificate that officially allowed us to wear it from the first days of the war and mussolini sent the soviet union a whole expeditionary force, and in the forty-second year it included three divisions of alpine shooters. these were the elite units of the cloud army, but italian veterans. today they are not proud of it. why did we go to kill in russia tell me we came to your house to kill you. why now, when they tell me you have fulfilled your duty, what duty? i no longer want to be told lies about duty and about the greatness of italy, if there is a greatness of italy, then it is completely another dante leonardo galileo and so on, but not in the musolinik, the italian shooters managed to fight in europe and africa in russia, sent 229,000 italian soldiers of them home. less than half returned, most perished in the fields near stalingrad. of my division, in which there were 18 thousand soldiers, only 1,300 people returned, only 1,300, and from my regiment

here that no worries really save even cities or brilliancy funds relatively safe compared to the eastern front. as we know, the focus of the fighting continues to be the eastern, a dumbass region. you just mentioned it. russia is now in control of severe a daniel or what's it's next objective? well, it'll probably charge when it reinforces position around severe ordones. you have to keep in mind that you ukrainian armed forces actually retreated before air rush into buzz new blood drop boards. so it was after midnight, it was so then that it sounded like something exploded on. the ceiling fell on us and my son was killed outside the law. so uncle hospitals our vend, in the aftermath of the deadliest earthquake to hit of god, has done into decades internationally. it will be crucial to the relief effort. and unlike in the past, the ruling caliban have promised not to interfere with a distribution with millions of, of guns already facing acute hunger. the taliban is seeking a way out of international isolation. if amec amount is us in the world to give us the most basic right, which is the right

it's been a slow battle on the eastern front, the most serious fighting is going on there. it the hottest part of the war, the ukrainians here. it keeps going in one favor, and then another favor. on friday, the governor of the luhansk area was saying about 70% or 80% of the area was in russian hands. and then over the weekend, he said they made some key advances on saturday and sunday, and recaptured some territories that they had lost, but again again this morning they said the russians had made more advances. so it really does underscore how intense the fighting is on that eastern front, because both sides really need the town of severodonetsk. that would tip the scales in favor of one side or the other if they were to capture that capital city of the luhansk area. but the ukrainians are saying once they get those long-range missiles from the united states and great britain, the balance will be in their favor. the governor of luhansk said once they get that they can push the russians away from the front line. of course, those weapons are not going to be on the battlefiel

achieve if, after all, he takes control of severodonetsk, how will this affect both the eastern and southern fronts, and possibly even the northern, the enemy is conducting an operational-technical concession operation in the eastern operational zone, the purpose of which is to encircle and the defeat of a part of a part of the united forces of the armed forces of ukraine, namely the occupation that operates in the north donets region of sichansky, means for this he uses, well, four groups, of which three, er, mean they perform the main function so the fourth one deals with the frontal pushing back of our e-e troops from severodonetsk from an operational-tactical point of view, which means if we leave the territory of severodonetsk, then well, this does not in any way complain about the general e-e. i mean in the military relation e-e hmm, how he complains about the general strategic situation er, here is er , however, i emphasize that er, the adversary's aspiration, engaged in severodonetsk itself, is dictated more by the political goals of the war than military ones. well, you mean for him, for i

in the event that he does take control of severodonetsk, how will this affect both the eastern and southern fronts, and possibly even the northern, the enemy is conducting an operational-technical retreat operation in the eastern operational zone the purpose of which is the origin and defeat of a part of a part of the united forces of the armed forces of ukraine, namely that coup that operates in the area of ​​severodonetsk and sechanska, so for this he uses hmm four groups from three of which are performing the main function , which means that the fourth one is engaged in the frontal pushing back of our troops from severodonetsk from an operational-tactical point of view, which means that if we leave the territory of severodonetsk, then well, this does not complain about the general uh. i have i mean, in military terms, um, how he complains about the general strategic situation, uh, here is uh . by the military well, you mean for him, it is important for the enemy to take the capital of the luhansk region and show that the entire luhansk region is now under the control of the russian ponts before

i asked her about the latest developments on the eastern front. well, michaela winchester heard about the shelling, the constant shelling on lizzie sounds. it has intensified over the past few days and these selling is actually indiscriminate eats effect civilians. there's a number of civilians who died of a to past few days and in neighboring city of senate ordones. well, there is no longer accessed to this city to last. a practical practicable highway has been completely destroyed by dish selling. they have been elsewhere, a gains from the ukrainian, the armed forces nears operations, yard near had a song, but the price for those fighting is really it is really heavy, really taking its tall this morning human key, if just behind me in the me had a scar a golden don golden dome and manase, there was a funeral of a 24 year old kid activist, turned sole dear rahman, that are too surely and his death is one among many affecting ukrainians. but his death, in particular, was really felt by an entire nation mourning for him. i was talking this morning

here that no worries really save even cities i previously felt relate to be safe compared to the eastern front timber correspond, emanuel shout reporting from the ukrainian capital. give. now let's turn to some other stories making headlines around the world. turner's police are forcibly detained. dozens of people in central assemble at for city authorities prevented an eligibility to pride march from going ahead. turkeys, largest city has banned the merchants, 2015. the large crowds, none the less, gather every year to mark the end of pride week over resident, bank pots and pans in support of the martyrs rescuer. save more than $100.00. 60 passengers and crew from a philippine ferry that caught fire. 30 say at least one person died and another is still missing. fire broke out as the fairy travelled in waters off the central island of ball. here by boats helped in the rescue operation, columbia at least 4 people have been killed in scores more, were injured after a stand collapse during a bull fight. forty's fear more. people are still buried in the debris of the death, so will rise. event was

that no worries really save even cities up previously, folks, we lay to be safe compared to the eastern front or corresponding manual chas reporting from keith. and let's turn out some other stories making news right now. turkish police are forcibly detained. dozens of people in central is tyndall, after city, authority, preventive, and l g b t q. pride, march from going forward. turkeys. largest city has banned the margins in 15, but large crowds gather every year to mark the end of private, local residents, bank pots and pans in support of the martyrs. in columbia, at least 4 people have been killed in scores more were injured. ever stand collapsed during a bull fight. authorities fear more people are buried under the debris and that the death toll will therefore rise. the event was part of celebrations of the popular some paid from festival. a debate over the fate of act roars president j. guillermo law, so is underway in the countries national assembly. lawmakers will vote and whether or not to oust the conservative ex banker mid nationwide protests over his handling the countries politic

the will remain strong, even though they're, they're, they're suffering losses on the, on the eastern front. now, because, you know, they've been out man and our guns, it started the war. but what's kind of, what we seen over the last few weeks is in a battle and maneuver warfare, right? they had the edge over the russians. but in kind of this war of attrition, that's purely a more of a matter of massing combat. busy power doesn't require a lot of skill. i mean, you crush your russians, have some edge there. so you seen russians get some, you know, land gains there, but at the same time, they make it, make it some a, b as an east russian of last territory, ukrainian counterattacks knickers on o, blast of this out in a, by our keep in northeast. and it would you agree with you as defense? secretary, i would, austin, that the u. s. has built a tremendous momentum, a delivery of military assistance in ukraine, and that, that is making a difference in the battlefield. yet without a doubt of making a difference. now 1st it comes with having, you know, trained well trained well lead force is by t

are said to be dying every day right now and ukrainian officials warn they're outgunned on the eastern front weapons than what they have and what they expect to get from the west. senior aide to president zelenskyy said that they need some 300 rocket launch systems to match russian power on the eastern front. in mariupol fresh water is difficult to access. the uk warns they are at risk of a major cholera outbreak. today we were able to speak to some bakers, farmers business owners in kyiv. the stories are gut wrenching. the worries for the future still growing. listen. >> translator: all of the -- most was -- it was very difficult to find products. it was very difficult. to get everything it was -- because delivery was very effective and it was difficult. >> reporter: it is easy to get bogged down in numbers and military terms when you're covering a war, but war is about people. these are the boots, presumably, of a russian soldier who is no longer alive. that woman you heard from, she's a reminder that, again, everything happening in ukraine, it is impacting so many innocent people. we met

and then a turning point will come, and we will start to drive on the eastern front, so the red armygoing to the urals, but here too most. they had the idea of ​​fx actors. i lived in raisins for a month in the same room with the head of the air defense of one of the large russian formations. they cracked these bayraktars like nuts. well, there ain't no breaking point on the stock price that they were running around with these javelins. well, yes, they really burned a lot of equipment, but at the same time i saw a tank that left the battle after four hits by this jin. yes, they brought inconvenience. but they ain't ain't ain't no scrapping, they're uh on the battlefield. the haimarians didn’t, and the three axes in that one in those the quantities that they promise ukraine, they also have questions to answer. yes, these are not cheap fixes from the administration, as the colonel says? no, this is pr. he is important news on channel one. hello news on channel one, andrey kharev is with you and at the beginning about a strong fire in the west of moscow, the grand plaza business center

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they are taking a lot of loss losses on the eastern front. they are determined to push the russians back because as they always tell, us they're fighting for their sovereign tree for their homes for their families. reverent. >> ali, thank you for being with us tonight from ukraine. coming up, the january six committee goes primetime with new details about what happened the day of the insurrection. my panel joins me later to talk about what we learned and what's political political impact will be. first my colleague melissa with the today's top news stories. >> hi. today stories that we're watching this. hours demonstrators and hundreds of locations across the country march today in support of gun control legislation in the wake of recent mass shootings in buffalo, new york, and uvalde, texas. the march in washington, d.c., drew thousands of participants. the events were coordinated by march for our lives. that is the student-led movement that arose after the parkland florida school shooting in 2018. the average price for regular in the u.s. h

hmm, meanwhile , on december 22, 1917 in brest, lithuanian, the chief commander of the german eastern front leopold of bavaria, opened negotiations with the delegation and the bolsheviks on the terms of the future treaty due to the carrying of an officer of the german general staff to the foreign ministry on the preconditions for peace negotiations between germany and russia the matter is settled general to the people of the roads formulated the following principles for peace negotiations with bolshevik russia to germany lithuania courland, including riga and the islands recognition of the right of peoples to self-determination evacuation of russians from finland estonia livonia moldavia eastern galicia and armenia these conditions were so monstrous in relation to russia that even many companions of lenin in february 1918 opposed the germans moved from pskov petrograd , moreover, the troops were numerous, but this caused a terrible panic. the bolsheviks for some time made an appeal to the socialist fatherland for the danger of the only time he uttered on fatherland. the socialist fatherland

already doubled the number of ugu combat groups both in the baltic countries and throughout the eastern frontnato, the nato flank, in particular in romania, and we know that in our allies support such decisions; secondly, our allies also seek a further increase in the number of combat units of the formations that will be deployed in the future, as well as an increase in the number of commands, it is very important to to coordinate work and reinforcements on the ground eh this eh is part of the strategic presence and also eh strategic pre-deployed weapons of nato because we have to supply transport carry out deliveries of heavy weapons ammunition and so on. so all this is part of the big picture of course we aim to increase eh er, the armed potential of our eastern partners and allies when we talk about the pre- assignment of military groups that will carry out training in this particular territory for which they will be in charge, will train other soldiers, that's why we strive to increase the presence of our troops , the presence of our weapons, which will be responsible for e-e, as well as

russia has moved quickly to solidify gains along the eastern front.have appeared in for structure and connected railways that bring you all the way from russian territory down through that eastern front, to crimea, all the way to newly gained territories, newly occupied territories, onto the strategic and important ports on the black sea. they are already using that area to blockade a shipment of grain from ukraine. they are already using this places to try to solidify what is a land bridge, essentially. one of president putin's larger goal here. this is also a cultural victory for president putin, who has disregarded ukrainian sovereignty, of course, does not recognize its autonomy, says that these territories belong to russia, that they are culturally russian. now, let's zoom in on severodonetsk. as he said, that is important, that is a key step forward to try to solidify the whole of the donbas region, to try to claim that territory, what we understand from ukrainian officials is that russian forces are potentially days away from being able to cut

hopefully, you know, there will be put on the front line ways, darling, darling, needed on these eastern front line where the last a few days have seen an increasing or an increase to fighting. yeah, and i would talk to me about the situation on the front lines in eastern ukraine. what do we know? well, it appears that to russia to each reserve, sir, in law, in, in its latest air, be to try and conquer. all of no hands get almost a dominates every thing there. if you talk to people talk about the city of said i don't, yes, for example, it's almost completely russian or ro occupied by russian right now. it is only by russian troops. right now it is only that these chemical plans were mentioning earlier in the report where hundreds of civilians are dropped and there's no way in to have it done. yes. can. there's no way out either because the bridge is leading to the city and the highway leading to the city have been destroyed by heavy sailing and on both sides, most a russian side and the ukrainian or side to forces. the armed forces are suffering heavy, heavy losses. so a situation that has dra

if russia it was to amplify the north and eastern fronts, it would undoubtedly stretch limited ukrainianes. president zelenskyy has appealed for more military help. longer-range rocket launchers have been promised by the u.k. th ooers, butot -- o tf eis ein e laura: meanwhile, russia's foreign minister has denied the war in ukraine is causing a global food crisis. despite the collapse of ukrainian grain exports, which has led to soaring food prices. theto wai war will lead to a disastrous situation worldwide. our global trade correspondent now reports. ukraine's crops can usually feed 400 million mouths. but ra is accused of turning that red basket into a selfmi e.eassve byil ship, but most are stuck in fields or silos as blockades at ports slow exports to a trickle. the russian foreign minister was in turkey to discuss how grainsr ships, could be created. but was making no commitments, nor accepting any responsibility. >> problem only thing needed is for the ukrainians let vessels out of their ports. either by clearing mines or bys. reporter: ukraine is one of the world's largest export

washington dc said in one of the public statements, these particular artillery do well in the eastern front. there are some very limited -- that have no military --. what happens basically the russians kill ukrainians at a rate of 60 to 100 soldiers per day. add to that hundreds of wounded. while we do our best to stop the offensive. if we do not receive in the near future necessary weaponry, weapons and arms and munitions, they may -- we may last for quite a long time. missy: do you think this signifies the west coming to terms with the stakes of the ukrainian conflict? there is been a disconnect since the beginning of the conflict between what ukraine says it needs to fight off not just for its own sake but for the sake of all western democracies in the european system and what the west has been willing to provide. how do you see this step playing into the overall equation there? amb. kyslytsya: i think the u.s. administration, unlike many, the u.k. was also part of these long-term visions, was very well informed about the state of the preparations on the russian side so they were already

it's gone. ukraine's eastern front line, hundreds of civilians including women and children, are reportedly sheltering in its bunkers of the suffering, some of the heaviest fighting and most intense artillery bombardment since the war began. 4 months ago, ukrainian forces have begun retreating, city to the lender. unfortunately, our boys will have to be withdrawn, but there is no need to talk about so called betrayal law as nobody's going to abandon the watch and no one will let the russian forces surround them. what. nearly every building in several minutes is partially or completely destroyed. it's a similar situation in neighboring lucy chanced. as the shilling gets heavier, the relocation of remaining civilians who wants to leave gets more arrows by the day. there is reportedly no running water or electricity, but still some people refuse the offer of safe passage to the ukraine inside. i'm only was my mother now. i do not want to leave. i think we need to endure a bit more and everson will be okay. sure. ukrainian army released footage believe to have been shot at least a week ago, sho