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inna _ sense of normality back. you are absolutely right. inna sovsun, i sense of normality back.un, thank you so much forjoining us here on bbc news. you so much for “oining us here on sac news.— two former british prime ministers, gordon brown and sirjohn major, have called for a new international tribunal to be set up to investigate vladimir putin for his actions in ukraine. they have signed a petition, alongside 140 academics, lawyers and politicians, calling for a legal system modelled on the nuremberg trials of nazi war ciminals after the second world war. this was gordon brown talking to bbc radio 4 this morning. go back to 1942, when the allies got together and said that they would punish war crimes and that led to the nuremberg trials. what's unique about this is that we are seeing, as you've just reported from mariupol, the indiscriminate bombing of civilians, which is against international law, the targeting of schools, hospitals and public buildings against international law. we're seeing the breach of humanitarian cease fires. of humanitarian corridors that have been

what is your message to inna kovalinskiy and vitaliy kovalinskiy? >> [interpreter] >> they are very thankful. they're really thankful for our prayers and our commitment. they are giving thanks to the present peoples person the spirit of never giving up. enough ethan. got >> did you have something else to add? >> [interpreter] >> we are very thankful for the care that you have shown. i am going to quickly just translate the meaning -- in the midst of the turmoil on the difficulty that we are experiencing in the country, your prayers and your car have gotten us through it all ultimately. we help us set our mind for the lawyer that has cared for us and trust in. us >> all, right our thanks to inna kovalinskiy, vitaliy kovalinskiy, and poly job cut. we are thinking of all of you. please keep us updated on everything that is happening with the. we are thinking of you and your families. >> thank you so much. >> keeping it here as we continue our special. we have live coverage of the russian invasion in ukraine. sion in ukraine. i'm jonathan lawson here to

tonight with the context, from kyiv ukranian mp inna sovsun, joel rubin former deputy assistant secretary of state during the obama administration and melinda herring from the think tank the atlantic council. hello, welcome to the programme. the siege of aleppo in syria was one of the worst war crimes we have seen in modern time, since the genocide in bosnia. the refusal to intervene, said some, was a defining moralfailure of the obama administration. today we saw the first overhead images from mariupol and the scenes are disturbingly familiar — a sober warning to the rest of ukraine, of where this war could take us. for weeks, the port city has been under siege. a relentless, untargeted assault, that has reduced large part of the city, like aleppo, to dust. it is extraordinary to think that only today — some people were able to escape this hell. deprived of water, food, electricity, they have somehow survived amid bomardment and in sub zero temperatures. the 160 vehicle convoy, civilian cars, left this morning, slowly edging out of the city, along a route they know has been shelled inces

so i think that is what is happening there. >> inna, thank you. please be safe. we appreciate you appearing again. >> thank you. >> thank you. so as you just heard from inna there as well as our teams on the ground, they've been hearing kyiv, these increased shellings throughout the night despite russia saying it will drastically reduce military activity there. next i'm going to talk to a ukrainian writer and photographer in kyiv who has been document k ting the daily s of everyday people as the fighting continues and sharing their stories with the world. i didn't know my genetic report could tell me i was prone to harmful blood clots. i travel a ton, so thiinfo was kind of life changing. maybe even lifesaving. ♪do you know what the future holds?♪ at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to provide flexible pay options and greater workforce visibility today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ [♪] did you know you can address one of the root causes of aging by targeting all the cells in your body? tr

. >> inna sovsun, there's no part of this weather has not touched you or your family. and yet you take time to talk to us. we appreciate that. it's important that this message gets to the world. inna sovsun is a member of the ukrainian parliament. thank you for your time. police say safe. we've got a lot to get to a very busy news night. still ahead, or that the prosecutor that investigated donald trump in new york says that trump is guilty of, quote, numerous felonies. and next, the all-important nato meeting tomorrow as the u. s. and its allies try to figure out what to do if russia uses chemical weapons in ukraine. stay with us. and doug. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. [limu emu squawks] woo! thirty-four miles per hour! new personal record, limu! [limu emu squawks] he'll be back. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ -dad, what's with your toenail? -oh, that...? i'm not sure... -it's a nail fungus infection. -...that's gross! -it's nothing, re

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well, inna, we want you to be safe.continue to check in with you. we'll do it off the air. but we're glad that you're okay in the moment. we can certainly understand the situation and the trauma and the drama that you are dealing with and so many others. be safe. we'll continue to check in with inna, a member of the ukrainian parliament. ana, that's a reality of what we're dealing with right now. >> it is such a dire situation there and a horrific reality. we'll be right back. nice suits, you guys blend right in. the woworld needs you back. i'm retitired greg, you know this. people have their money just sitting around doing nothing... that's bad,, they shouldn't do that. they're getting crushed by inflation. well, i feel for them. they're taking financial advice from memes. [baby spits out milk] i'll get my onesies®. ♪ “baby one more time” by britney spears ♪ good to have you back, old friend. yeah, eyes on the road, benny. welcome to a new chapter in investing. [ding] e*trade now from morgan stanley. i earn 3% cash bac

ukrainian mp inna (pron: eee—na) sovsun is one of them. ukrainian mp inna sovsun is one of them. the country's second largest city which has been subject to intense bombing by russian forces. she spoke to us earlier from the capital kyiv and here's some of what she said. as long as we don't have a no—fly zone imposed over ukraine no money will save us from the bombs falling on her heads —— our heads. people are sitting in shelters from ten daysin are sitting in shelters from ten days in a row, they cannot get out because the russians shell many cities. untilthey because the russians shell many cities. until they stop coming from the air... in 1994 we gave our nuclear weapon arsenal. that's why a lot of people in ukraine feel betrayed by the best because we gave up betrayed by the best because we gave up the most powerful weapon we had in exchange for assurances of security from the united kingdom, united states and now we are not getting those with the what needs to be understood putin, worst case he kills all of us. he will go into poland, then nato will have to intervene. he wi

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inna, thank you for joining us tonight.i wish you good lick, stay safe, and we are thinking about your son tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the powerful new message from ukrainian president zelenskyy to europe and the rest of the world. we'll talk to one of his former advisors when the 11th hour continues. ntinues. how not to be a hero: because that's the last thing they need you to be. you don't have to save the day. you just have to navigate the world so that a foster child isn't doing it solo. you just have to stand up for a kid who isn't fluent in bureaucracy, or maybe not in their own emotions. so show up, however you can, for the foster kids who need it most— at helpfosterchildren.com >> translator: if we win, this will be the victory of our whole democratic world, this will be the victory of our freedom, this will be a victory of light over darkness, of freedom over slavery. and if we win, we will become as blossoming as europe and europe will be flourishing more than ever after this magnificent victory. glory t

inna, thank you very much. i look forward to speaking with you again soon. >> thank you, erin. >>> and next for the first time since the invasion, russia using hypersonic missiles capable of evading defense systems because of their speed. what's the reason? >>> plus, growing fears tonight for a journalist who has gone missing. the ukrainian government believes she was kidnapped by russian forces. >>> and russia stopping at nothing when it comes at telling, well, lies to their own people. >> the russian armed forces do not bomb cities. this is well known to everyone. ready to style in just one step? introducing new tresemme one step stylers. five profeional benefits. one simple step. totally effortless. styling has never been easier. tresemme. do it with style. it's 5:00 a.m., and i feel like i can do anything. we've got apples and cabbage. 7,000 dahlias, vegetables, and brisket for dinner. this is my happy place. we've been coming here, since 1868. my grandmother used to say, don't call me, don't bother me. i'm

as a member of parliament, i was asked by some friends of friends were asking me inna, can help us get into the territorial defense? because they are not taking in any more people. that tells me about the resilience of the ukrainian people and their willingness to protect our city. of course, there are those terrible bombardments, it is difficult to do much just on the ground, if our sky remains open for the russian attacks. >> and andrew, i wanted to talk about the air strike that has happened at that base, which we have just heard about. the u.s. and nato, regularly send instructors there to train ukrainian soldiers. there are also national nato drills carried out there. why do you think that location was targeted? >> well, as we have heard, the russian campaign is not proceeding as they had originally hoped. they thought this campaign would be over in three days. and they will be able to replace the government in kyiv. that has not happened. this has now turned into a longer slot. they are now looking for ways to put pressure on the ukrainian government as well as the western countr

inna axis would not have disappeared in the end, but the ntv companies but this story is far from overs asking to join nato, while serbia is refusing nato for the balkans as well - this is a dangerous imbalance, the entry of kosovo-valence will mean the possibility of applying the fifth article on solidarity at any time. there will always be, because, just now, on the anniversary of the scorers, he also remembers the main inspirer. madeleine albright, even the fact that she died the day before the date of mourning, for which she was looking for and found a reason 23 years ago in serbia, is considered symbolic . after all. she believed that kosovo's independence was hers . the main thing to achieve in life is she reminded that she herself was a refugee, and the serbs are unlikely to be from the nazis. only then did former neighbors send her letters. who are you bombing madlenko exactly, she calmly announced thousands of iraqi children who died of hunger from the bombings of iraqi democracy, it was worth it she was a mentor of catalysis rice who bombed iraq hillary clinton destruction, t

. >> inna sovsun was elected to parliament in 2019. she was an official in the education ministry.ince the war began, she has been reaching out to the world through social media. she believes this is something she can do for her country. she was one of the lawmakers who attended an emergency session to assure the world we are here and we aren't afraid. aside from politics, she has another job, mother of a 9-year-old son. he has been sent away to a safer place. she met him the other day for the first time in about three weeks. >> except for status interrupted and, you know, the psychological trauma, he's so much better than other kids, but en for him, that is a big cnge and, you know, a big disruption in his regular life. >> reporter: sovsun's partner is also away fighting in the army. she has no idea when she'll see him again. such separations have become normal in ukraine, and so has this. people are more aware than ever how precious life is. >> so i just want you to feel that we ar you know, humans justike you are. we have feelings, we have families, and we have our loved ones an

. >> reporter: so weeks ago, inna sovsun was a member of the ukrainian parliament, and now she is a membereveryone. >> they're online right now? >> yes. i think they're online 20 hours a day right now. >> reporter: is this an idea that the president suggested or the media suggested or everybody spread the idea person to person? >> there is months ago is sometg putin doesn't understand. he is living on the top, and you should take down someone and everything falls apart. but that is so much not the case with the ukrainian resistance. exactly because it is so decentralized, it is actually functioning because there are no bottlenecks. >> reporter: when you sit down to tweet, for example, who are you thinking is the audience? >> i think i'm using different lessons for different persons. one is for the ukrainian audience. tweeting is not that thick in ukraine, so i'm using twitter as a way to reach out to the international audience mainly. and then there is instagram, which is not as political. it is more for the human side of the story. >> they're blocking facebook -- >> reporter: the kremlin

why can you rejoice at the dog of the akita breed, inna us breeders have made her stronger than her japaneseparts. and over something it became, it looks like a bear cub. children, my children, where were my children, where were our children, where did our children walk american akitas at irina's, and really, how are the children? raisins are their first-born, and the plush hey, i didn’t appear in the family for a long time, and although the dogs are not related by blood, they still behave like brother and sister eat and walk together. and, of course, they mess up. they take small balls, these jumpers throw them, and she and he do this and make them get under the sofa. and they purposefully do it. not what rolled over by accident. no fit. here the nose is shoved and all american akitas are generally considered very smart on a scale from one to five and mental abilities are estimated at a solid four. were more massive. in general, the breed turned out to be quite serious, not every beginner can handle it with a dog. fifth group. she has always been considered a difficult upbringing as well du

my colleague matthew amroliwala has been speaking to inna sovsu.itical party. she started off by telling us about her family and friends who are currently in kharkiv. i was getting desperate messages from them from the first day of war. they are all terrified. and what is important to know is that kharkiv is a russian—speaking city to a very big extent, and i was getting messages in russian from many, many people who were saying one thing. we want the whole world to know that kharkiv is a ukrainian city. and we want to stay part of ukraine, so please do not surrender. that was the messages from people i was getting who were sitting in bunkers for days and nights without water, without electricity, but the only thing they wanted the world to know is that this is a ukrainian city and they need it to stay this way. tell me the impact it's had on you, because am i right in saying that you've been separated from your son recently? my son was relocated to the western ukraine by his father. my boyfriend joined the army. my parents left western ukraine. th

"i'm positive about this," says inna, "we must support our own, regardless of who's right and who's wrongw often the same expressions come up. the sort of expressions you quite often see on social media as hashtags, or being said on the state media too. it's also worth saying that there were people here who said that they didn't agree with the z signs, but those people didn't want to go on camera. and the propaganda. many who used to protest now only feel able to speak publicly once they've left the country. a few days ago, mark and his family escaped to nepal. he is trying to speak to loved ones in russia about the conflict. many of my relatives were having doubts after we spoke to them. but later, they watch tv again and told me, "well, no, i don't think you're right. well, i believe putin, he is very powerful. there are enemies everywhere. " ijust can't understand how they can believe it, but they do. and if you tell someone the same thing, over and over again, it becomes like truth. as russia shuts off independent media, there is less to challenge the kremlin's narrative, and the patr

thank you, inna. >> thank you. thank you so much. goodbye.we're waiting on a lot here including a republican response to what the president outlined, many republicans now are saying we have to sort of up the ante here because the russians clearly are in one air strike after another and now this one that inna outlined on a theatre that had a lot of people sort of hunkering down inside that, so there are probably casualty counts to come on that. also waiting for the federal reserve in about 45 minutes away maybe 50 minutes away from doing something that they have not done in four years, raise interest rates. the cycle starts today. i promise - as an independent advisor - to put the financial well-being of you and your family first. i promise to serve, not sell. i promise our relationship will be one of partnership and trust. i am a fiduciary, not just some of the time, but all of the time. charles schwab is proud to support the independent financial advisors who are passionately dedicated to helping people achieve their financial goals. visit f

tonight with the context, from kyiv ukranian mp inna sovsun, joel rubin former deputy assistant secretary

inna, they really proceed from the fact that those people who left for the russian federation from mariupolthis sense, vereshchak it also supports the very macron that is currently communicating on the target it with putin. if you remember the macron, the president of france said the day before. how can you believe that civilians will move towards russia, because russia is an occupier in this war. well, this is just to understand the mythology in which the western community has found itself right now, with regard to the dollar and the ruble , right now the dollar costs 83 rubles. this, of course, is a so-so achievement, but not 200. what did the american president talk about in this regard, the most fashionable in the internet. it's a joke, right now does biden accept dollars at 200 rubles. if so, then i’m ready to try to sell urgent news, the liberation processes, the dpr is intensifying right now in all directions, just what denis pushilin said, but the general staff in russia will set out specific details of what we call deescalation in the kiev and chernihiv direction comrade in the ver

inna, tell us your story. >> i am -- 12 days, i live in underground and two days ago, gi in lviv. now i am in poland and i'm very happy because i leave because i see sky, see trees, and i am very happy. >> todd: my gosh, think about that. living underground. anthony, please continue. >> enna's english is limited, we practiced a bit so she could say it in english very good. we've been driving for a few hours now and just crossed the border back into poland and we've used phone translators to communicate. i just met her last night around midnight and we were fortunate enough i was in the right place at the right time to link sxup take her to poland, she has friends and family until she can go to america. she's going to st. louis where her mother and grandmother live. >> todd: can't wait to have you on american soil, enna. you're training ukrainians how to fight. how long does it take a ukrainian civilian, who in many instances, has never picked up a weapon in their lives, how quickly do they get caught up to speed? >> i'm by no means an absolute military expert. the united states mi

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hang in there, inna. the entire parliament putting up the good fight.f good supplies. critical ones at that. the sooner the better. for that, we go to nate on how that process is going. hi, nate. >> help is coming from here in the states. a couple in illinois is sending relief to soldiers and doctors. we're talking helmets, body armor and first aid kits. i also spoke with the deputy commander of the territorial defense force. look to his stark admission about how much help that they need. >> the helmets and body armors are strictly limited. >> 5,000 miles away in illinois, this couple is trying to help. >> right now it's medical supplies and protection for soldiers. >> nick's brother is a part of the ukraine's defense force. >> after one or two days of shock, i called my parents. i called my brother just to figure out what their situation is. kwha do they -- what kind of help do they need. >> so far they have raised $18 a for supplies and spend over $10,000 of their own money. their donations for soldiers and civilians. >> any basic things we send. gauz

. >> i'm inna kozub. i'm living in kharkiv. frightened who is in apartment, because they hear constant bombing. and i understand how lucky we are, because we in the subway station and don't hear it. every day, it is twice or three times a day, we get food, milk, water, and even sweets. and today, today it was the best day. all small children get cakes. when i see news, when i see videos, i'm crying. and -- and so i'm trying to be -- and so i'm trying to be positive with my daughter. and sometimes when i go to sleep, i'm crying a little bit to let my stress out, and and every morning when i get up, i say, "hi, my daughter," trying to make her as comfortable here as we can. and we are happy that we don't hear what is going on up there. and i do not know if i will be ok. from time to time, i think, i'm dreaming. i have to wake up. and this is, i never feel this feeling. and i think everyone, when i talk to people, everyone says they think they e dreaming. we can't believe that in 21st century, it could be. >> i'm vladislav stadnyk

. >> inna, even with all that, are you hopeful that you will ever get back to ukraine?i am such a strong believer in our army. i definitely know my nation will fight to the last moment. like we have hundreds of years of history fighting for our freedom. we got it almost 30 years ago. and under no circumstances can we surrender. we do rely a lot on the world. we do rely hopefully one day closes the sky over ukraine but i know our army will be fighting to the last moment. and it is a question, how long it will take us and how many victims we'll have on this road but i strongly believe we'll be back. >> thank you so much for sharing your experience, and of course, we hope the best for you and your fellow ukrainians. >> thank you. >>> all right. of course, we've been hearing from you all. many of you want to know how you can help those in need. for more information about organizations helping with humanitarian aid, go to cnn.com/impact. we'll be right back. looking to get back in your type 2 diabetes zone? once-weekly ozempic® can help. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ♪ oh, oh, o

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inna sovsun, we appreciate your time and perspective. we hope you stay safe.or joining us. >> thank you for having me. >>> the u.n. agency says nearly a quarter of the ukraine's population is displaced. here's how it breaks down 10 million people forced to run for their lives when russia began bombing ukraine. most are still in ukraine but more than 3.5 million people fled to neighboring countries. that has put a strain on resources which is why germany has cited what they are calling an air bridge. for struggling leaders and place them across europe. >>> the uk has just announced will provide $3 million worth of food supplies to cities around ukraine encircled by russian forces. foreign secretary list truz said they will react fast to get to those who need it. the agencies are feeling frustrated by the bureaucratic delays. nada bashir reports. >> reporter: after an agonizing wait, victoria and her mother have finally been reunited in london. life returning to what little normality is left, after russian forces closed in on her hometown of donetsk. like many r

. >> inna sovsun, we are thinking of you and everyone you. no they're in kyiv and in kharkiv. thank you for taking a few moments to talk to us an update us. we appreciate it. now, while russia's economy is plummeting from sanctions, reports show the u.s. economy is slowly beginning to recover from the pandemic over the past two years. this friday, the labor department is expected to show more jobs added in decline in unemployment. despite fears of more inflation and the u.s. admitted the ukraine crisis, the economy does appear to be going, joining me now is reporter and anchor fussy and bc, had lead amble, thank you so much for joining. us it looks like there are signs of hope in the economy? is that what you're seeing, how do you sum this up? . no doubt about it >> really, at the end of the day, what happened on monday all over the world in asia and in europe as well as the mueller east of the united states is really global market strength to step back and assess just how much these new sanctions, these unprecedented economic sanctions in the central bank would actually mean

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inna lives with her family in kyiv and had sent her 9-year-old son to the western part of the country reunited. as you heard her say, the western part of the country had remained a safer spot, especially the city of lviv, which is where we speak with all of our reporters nearly every day. early this morning, that city, which has been a refuge for ukrainians and others fleeing to safety, saw an escalation, a missile strike about four miles from the city center hit an aircraft repair facility. the city's mayor said luckily no one was killed but it does raise concerns about russian forces expanding their assaults. lviv is only 40 miles from the polish border. here is the mayor of lviv with our colleague, gabe gutierrez, reacting to news of the strike. >> mariupol bombardments, kharkiv, lviv, i feel equally the same pain in my heart. they are destroying, basically, the body of ukraine. we, of course, have good resilience, potential to renew our forces. today is 23rd day, and this is a good evidence of that. putin will probably have not enough bombs to destroy all the cities all over ukrai

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. >> i'm inna kozub. i'm living in kharkiv.is in apartment, because they hear constant bombing. ( crying ) >> i'm vladislav stadnyk, and i'm from kiev myself. the big war has caught us while we were on a family retreat, skiing in the motains, in the western part of ukraine, and we planned this vacation since the summer, like most normal families do, and we hope that nothing like that would ever happen to ukraine. so, what i've been doing for the past several days is collecting money from everywhere, everywhere in ukraine-- from the diaspora, from just, you know, people, just from all across the world, and trying to purchase everything we can in the neighboring countries. vests, you know, bulletproof vests, helmets, and just simple stuff like that. what is absolutely incredible is how quickly all of us just simply, you know, changed. their normal way of being. i have, you know, i have a regular job, like everyone else, which i go to 9:00 to 5:00. i travel a lot. i do a blog about heavy metal music for myself. yet all of these th

we have more from ukrainian mp, inna, tell us more about the situation in ukraine. >> the situation remainshere in kyiv, almost the whole night, we were under air-raid alert so people had to stay in shelters, hiding in their bathrooms at least, that's what people are doing when they hear the air-raids. we did hear some explosions in the city. and apparently they didn't hit any major targets, but still, it's relative what we're living through. there are battles taking place northwest of the city. there don't seem to be any major advancements on either side. the ukrainian army did push a little bit further in, closer to kyiv, and it seems right now, the front line is at least pretty much stalled, on both sides. and food and medicine, it is difficult, as you know. and today the government announced there would be no humanitarian corridors because there is information that russians will try to open fire on those corridors, so no humanitarian corridor announced for today. >> there are concerns about the potential use of chemical weapons, all the more important, with the peace talks that are star

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