in kyiv, putin was spotted with something in his mouth in voronezh at a technology parade, only prosthetics, this is the director of news angelina jolie youtube and justin 3d arrive and go home and we are always with you oleksandr pikalov and yevhen koshovy we have already had so many jokes about putin, but we need a little wait, they flew , they flew byrakter news, a russian soldier did everything so that his comrades in the service could feel the elbow of a comrade , and not only the elbow. he carried out the operation of his comrades-in-arms and immediately received the worst comrade-in-arms. this is the only place where a russian soldier can successfully invade and where he will be greeted with a bouquet. was waiting for a surprise , or an insurance officer of the russian federation was called to expand what was compressed by the action of the armed forces of the russian federation in his comrades, taste the saliva in the anus and insert it listen, remind me for what purpose gerasimov came to ukraine and why nothing is heard about him now. no , why not? india is dirty everywhere. not va

you no news together we are strong russian soldiers took fellow servicemen prisoner of love in kyiv putinouth in voronezh at a technology parade only prostheses is the director of news angelina jolie youtube and justin 3d arrive and go home and we are always with you oleksandr pikalov and yevhen koshovy we have already had so many jokes about putin but we have to wait a little flew flew flew a russian soldier did everything to make his comrades feel the elbow comrade and not only the elbow the tyumen oblast prosecutor's office is looking for a serviceman who during the hostilities did not perform a special military operation, drowned his comrades in the service immediately got the best ass of a comrade in the service this is the only place where a russian military can successfully invade and where he will be met with a bouquet

the envoy is warning over putin as she returns to kyiv.— envoy is warning over putin as she returns todrove back into ukraine i to ukraine drove back into ukraine to ukraine drove back into ukraine to return to kyiv along with representatives of other nations and she is happy to be back but fearful. she says it is still the aim of vladimir putin to take kyiv and his objectives remain the same even although we began to perceive he would be happier with more of the other regions but you have to applaud her bravery and it is a moving story of driving through the destruction in this country of which she is honestly hugely fond and it is one of the great leads this morning. is one of the great leads this morning-— is one of the great leads this morninu. ~ ., ., ., ~ ., morning. we will do more on ukraine in the coming — morning. we will do more on ukraine in the coming hours. _ morning. we will do more on ukraine in the coming hours. yasmin, - morning. we will do more on ukraine in the coming hours. yasmin, the - in the coming hours. yasmin, the sunday, time's says the cost of living is ver

themselves are not capable of a full-fledged assault on kyiv, especially after our actions to strengthen the region, it is impossible. therefore , putin’sortunities are reduced . insignificant at the moment, we see more about lukashenka's fears about the transfer of military operations not on the territory of kyiv region, but on the territory of belarus, the number of belarusian volunteers who fight on our side against the enemies of russia and belarus are increasing and every day there is already talk about the creation of even a second regiment of belarusian volunteers who will be on our side . one that is, it is more than the number of people who will already be ready with weapons in their hands, it is possible to return to belarus and overthrow this hated dictator , therefore, in an offensive from the north, there is a big question. but sumyshchyna is really worrying now because the people there power has not yet been restored in some regions, there is no electricity, there are no normal logistics. we hear about constant shelling, the increase of the military presence in bryansk and the constant actions of the air raids in these are

>> odesa would be the more immediate concern for the ukrainians than kyiv. putinould have to have success along the whole of the black sea coast, but likely before he would want to turn and commit forces against kyiv. if he had swift success, that might encourage him to do that. the balance for him at the moment is to consider whether or not he continues calling this a special military operation or he decides to declare a war, which could imply conscription, of which there is a big anti feeling against in russia. a lot of young men wouldn't want to sign up for a war where they think they will lose their lives. as far as odesa is concerned, there's what the military might call shaping operations, naval activity off the coast. an increase over the past ten days or so of missile strikes in odesa. he would have to be able to move his ground forces to coordinate with the naval action as well to make a success there. putin is not having a great deal of success in advancing forces on the ground. will he want to take it? absolutely. can he? that is really not clear at the

narrative initially, george, it would be over in four days and they would have a puppet government in kyiv. putin went for everything. he miscalculated. and we saw the ukrainians win there. and then it was, well, we can help them defend themselves. now the narrative is, everyone i've talked to and i've been to the region twice, they can actually win this war. and i think that should be the goal. i was pleased to hear secretary austin and blinken echo that thought. they can actually win. i think a win would be to go on the offensive in donbas with this artillery we're giving them, the howitzers and lethal drones and push them out. they're trying to also bomb odesa this is an attempt to seal off the black sea, you know, all the way from the donbas/mariupol crimea into odesa and then cut off the black sea and choke ukraine. we have to stop that. the uk has done a great job with anti-ship weapons in odesa. they actually downed a russian warship with their own neptune, which is really phenomenal and has been inspirational. i do think the fighting spirit and morale of the ukrainians is far superior to

aggression of vladimir putin, together with ukraine, 75 days after the start of the attack, ukrainians resisted with incredible strength and courage, repelling the russian attack on kyiving putin's invasion plan and having shown the world that force cannot overcome a people who have decided to be free, we in the united kingdom are proud to have stood side by side with our ukrainian friends from the very beginning, supplying javelin and anlaf missiles to protect against tanks star strike missiles to defend against air attack brimstone to defend against threats from the sea and now we are sending armored vehicles and modern radars to detect heavy artillery what is striking ukrainian cities we have also provided economic support of more than a billion pounds and ambulances medical supplies and humanitarian aid, and we condemned putin's war at the united nations and at all other international forums to which dozens of countries from around the world joined and when this the agony will end, the question will help rebuild ukraine and protect it from any future aggression on this anniversary. i have never been so sure that ukraine will win, ukraine will be free and sovereign

plan to make a decision on conducting a special military operation at five in the morning , kyiv time, putin addresses the russians and of the whole world threatens the west with a nuclear strike and orders our defenders to lay down their weapons, a few minutes before the speech of the head of the kremlin, explosions rang out all over ukraine, and this is how the full-scale russian-ukrainian war began, with cruise and ballistic missiles, the russians hit the airfields, military headquarters and warehouses, and later crossed the border by land in a real surprise it also happened that the muscovites entered from the territory of belarus, the goal of the invasion was to de-nazify and demilitarize ukraine , in fact, to destroy our state, to act and great-grandfathers did not fight the nazis for nothing, i defend our family so that today’s non-nazis seized their own ukraine from the first day, ukrainians began to resist heroically, which surprised the whole world . we are ready for anything, we will defeat everyone because we are ukraine. during the first month of the war, the russians managed to

him the key shadow developer of the strategy of the war in ukraine and the person who convinced putin that kyivll of neon. it is the doctors who insist that putin needs an operation, but the date has not yet been determined . but i think that for a short time the insider of the amphibious edition says that the source indicated that the choice of the intelligence officer patrushev, which happened after a two-hour heart-to-heart conversation with putin , was the worst option. then he assumed that putin's health problems may get worse. we know very well that he has cancer, parkinson's disease or parkinson's disease. for the time being, it could be to restrain it, but now the disease is progressing, the words of an insider of the publication indicate. mykola patrushev, please, i don’t think that this has changed anything for ukraine , er, i read different things about patrushev and how relations between putin and patrushev are built, i think that putin is the architect of everything what russia is currently doing in foreign policy and all those people who are in this pyramid of power under him are,

congratulate you good evening please say ot we uh-e hear news about the possibility of the next kyiv again because putin not stop trying to take control of the capital of ukraine about that he returned yesterday from kyiv from ukraine here i am flew back came to london home a-a i wouldn’t be now talking er-er to the kiev administration of putin because, well, in principle, he doesn’t have enough salt, we can see perfectly, of course er-er, the weapons are quite large and bundles of meat are sent to the front a- and built-in rows but so or as if that's it. well, i traveled around ukraine. i spoke with people who protect uh, who defend, who, in general, just uh, live, and no, it didn't seem to me that uh, there is a feeling that kiev might be captured kiev can be quick, you can rise again in the winter. это с геджедный раяд с Киева с ирпенем и Буча, but it's exciting and impossible, men will need to determine what victory is in this war of putin's or in this special operation, as he calls it. how do you think his position in donetsk luhansk oblast or kherson oblast is changing here? it will be enough for

putin also taking aim at the u.s., ukraine's president zelenskyy responding, walking the empty streets of kyiv, saying that putin is the one repeating the horrific crimes of hitler's regime. our senior foreign correspondent ian pannell in ukraine again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, putin using the massive parade in red square as a rallying cry for his war in ukraine. the annual spectacle commemorates the soviet victory over the nazis. but in his speech, putin used a war of necessity in the past to justify a war of choice today, falsely accusing america, nato, and kyiv of provoking the conflict. the russian leader telling his forces in ukraine, "you're fighting for the motherland, for its future, so no one forgets the lessons of the second world war." but with so many troops tied up in ukraine, this was a smaller parade than normal. no fly-by of fighter jets, bad weather blamed. many feared putin would double down, escalate the war, announce a military draft even, but instead, he repeated old lies about fighting nazis in ukraine. and in his own victory day address released today, a defiant pre

their electorate and their people with these myths about there especially the importance of kyiv, therefore, for putin a certain symbol and it is clear that there is a threat to kyiv, but we took into account all the mistakes of february march 2022. believe me, a huge number of armed forces are concentrated in the direction of kyiv. people are ready to of any development of events, these brave military men and women are ready for any turn of events to repel new attacks on kyiv, and it is clear that in the conditions of failure on the eastern front in the southern part, the russian federation can resort to a new attempts to march on kyiv, one should not underestimate the stubbornness and stupidity of the russian occupiers, despite everything, such a threat exists in general, for example , not long ago, anna asked you a question about the change of the commander of the defense forces or not this change is related to those minor misunderstandings, i would say, well, to put it mildly, which arose when the teroborons, who were transferred there to the front line to zero, declared that they did not have pro

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putin falsely claiming to be fighting a pro nazi government in kyiv, which is patently false. assault on ukraine remains far from victorious. on sunday first lady jill biden paid a surprise visit to ukraine meeting with the first lady on mother's day. canada's prime minister trudeau also in kyiv to meet with president zelenskyy. and even measure high profile visits from u2's bono performing at a subway station in kyiv. ♪♪ >> here at home, intensifying protests in dozens of cities over the supreme court potentially overturning roe v wade including outside the homes of chief justice roberts and justice kavanaugh. joining me now is keir simmons. a reminder that russia is cracking down on all journalists. victory day is always a huge celebration in russia. it seemed different today. scaled down from what some of us might have expected. >> reporter: that's right. i think today there were things said and seen and thin things not said and not seen. you couldn't miss the unpro miez -- uncompromising symbolism, marching through red square followed by tanks and intercontinental ballistic

kyiv. president boudin -- president putin abandoned another idea. president biden is meeting about gun control legislation at her the aftermath of a shooting at an elementary school at uvalde, texas. the president said, i will meet with the congress on guns, i promise you. mr. biden said he believed there was a chance to strike a compromise over -- compromise. hurricane agatha has made history as the strongest hurricane ever reported to come ashore in may, during the eastern pacific hurricane season. it made landfall on a populated stretch of beach towns and fishing villages. there were windows of 105 miles per hour. the storm quickly lost steam and was downgraded to a tropical depression. agatha's heavy mexico's southern states. hong kong says they need to do more to control covid-19. after meeting with party officials in beijing today, the executive said hong kong needs to stem the virus so that regular travel between the city and mainland china can resume. officials say infections have fallen sharply. at the beginning of the year, more than one m

kyiv. now vladimir putin has warned that outside interference could be met by lightning retaliation.

kyiv. now vladimir putin has warned that outside interference could be met by lightning retaliation.est is slovakia's prime minister, eduard heger. so how much risk is slovakia prepared to take? prime minister eduard heger, welcome. thank you very much for the invitation. here we are in bratislava. slovakia is on the front lines of this ukraine war. you share a land border. you have taken tens of thousands of refugees. you are funnelling arms into ukraine for the kyiv government. do you feel that, as this war continues week by week, month by month, that the danger for your country increases? actually, i think it is decreasing, because of the bravery of the ukrainian people. cos they have been really showing us such an example of bravery. they are fighting for our values, and we as neighbours, we know that, if they would fail, we would be next, we understand it very much. so we are very thankful for theirfight. we don't look at them just as our neighbours, but they are actually are friends, and they are co—fighters for the values of freedom and democracy. they have to shed their blood

we're in kyiv as vladimir putin tells a huge military parade in moscow's red square that russian troopseastern ukraine are "defending the motherland". he said the invasion of this country, what he calls a "special military operation", was necessary, and had been provoked by the west. but he didn't make any major announcement related to the war or suggest when, or how, it might end. the victory day parade, featuring thousands of troops, tanks and nuclear missiles, commemorates the anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany in 1945, and is a reminder of russia's military might. our correspondentjenny hill has sent us this report from moscow. isolated, sanctioned, condemned, but vladimir putin seems sure of russia's support, relaxed and smiling as he greeted veterans of conflicts passed even as he wages war in ukraine. victory day is one of the most cherished holidays in the russian calendar. it is sombre. 27 million soviets died in the second world war. but it is a celebration too, a victory over nazi germany and the eyes of the world were on red square. vladimir putin, unable to declare a

country and that a puppet regime would be established in kyiv, these intentions failed for the third time, and this was also clearly announced. putin wanted to demilitarize ukraine and here is also an obvious failure for the fourth time, he wanted to occupy all the largest cities, capture kyiv and kharkiv, this also failed, and now putin is forced to focus his efforts only on the donbass, they now call it special military operation, defense of donbass, these two words were not used two months ago, but now they are used, too. in my opinion, putin's new goal is to capture this territory, occupy it and later annex donbass, asks us journalists to talk about donbass, because we donbass is ukraine, but what about these failures putin may be affected by the further actions of the kremlin or will their approaches change i don't know this is a good question but i don't have a good answer for it i think that his next goal after the previous ones failed is to capture the entire donbas connect it with crimea and all the cities between them and annex all this territory and then say the war is over, that's what scares me, they think that 's puti

kyiv. i think that putin's brain has not left too much it's a pity and they will give in to attempts, in anythey will not give in to attempts to open a second or third front in the north of ukraine in order to pull back our joint forces and the east because we see extremely effective actions of our armed forces forces in kharkiv oblast, almost the entire territory of kharkiv oblast has been freed from the russian occupiers, kharkiv is unblocked, and the russian occupiers cannot accept this. our boys and girls are extremely uh, they are giving strong resistance to the occupiers now in the area of ​​seversk donetsk, uh, we see attempts of our counteroffensives, and all this is extremely disturbing to the russians of the occupiers. therefore, there are obviously, let's say, prerequisites for the fact that there may again be a breakthrough on the belarusian border on the so-called border with the so -called former belarus, therefore, the ukrainians we must be aware that the threat from the north still exists, but we also want to bring down the enemy’s plans, they have not changed, our armed forc

example , we think about such a very negative scenario as not uh, no, do not enter, but that putin occupied kyivome mario of the genetic regime, marina , by the way, stalin did this in the fourth and fourth years of the 40s and in the 45th year, and from that yes, there is an aggressor who would be so encouraged to make further demands and, for example, he would be concerned about the fate of the russian-speaking population in estonia in narva so a if uh how if someone didn't take into account his demands well then uh world uh russian deformation reminded and we have nuclear weapons because of that of course this is a lesson in the epicenter of politics uh pacification of the aggressor well and in mistakes as they were made by the free world in relation to poland, well, were they mistakes, i don't know if they were attempts to feed the poles with meat to predators, yes, because we understand these two pillars of world democracy , we are talking about roosevelt, we are talking about the prime minister churchills, which arise in our history of geography great heroes, in fact, they did something di

but if, for example , we think about such a very negative scenario as it came true, but that putin occupied kyivew it like mario's genetic regime, marina, as it was done by stalin , by the way, in 1940 and in 1945 year, and from that, the aggressor would be so encouraged to make further demands and, for example, he would be concerned about the fate of the russian-speaking population in estonia in narva, yes. and if, eh, what if someone did not take into account his demands well then it is world russian diplomacy i reminded and we have nuclear weapons because of that. of course, this is a lesson from the epicenter. there is a policy of appeasement of the aggressor, and of the mistakes made by the free world in relation to poland. well, were they mistakes. i don’t know if they were attempts to feed the polish the meat of predators, because we understand that these are the pillars of world democracy , we are talking about roosevelt, we are talking about prime minister churchill, who in our history of geography stand out as huge heroes, in fact, they did something indecent to poland, if not complete

in kyiv today, one of putin's soldiers was sentenced to life in prison in the first war crimes trial. he admitted killing a civilian in the early days of the invasion. david, both sdes are now taking heavy losses, but the uk saying the russians may have lost as many men here in just three months as the soviets did in nine years in afghanistan. david? >> ian pannell just about 20 miles from the front lines for us. ian, thank you. >>> and now, former u.s. marine trevor reed speaking out, after nearly three years in a russian prison. reed, who once guarded president obama, was arrested in moscow, convicted on a false charge and swap for a russian convicted in the u.s. on drug charges. reed telling our russia reporter that he fully expected the swap would also include imprisoned former marine paul whelan. >> did you think when you heard that paul wasn't coming home -- >> sorry. i thought that -- that that was wrong. that they got me out and not paul. and -- sorry. i knew that -- that as soon as i was able to, that i would -- would fight for him to get out and that i would do everything i

kyiv. now, vladimir putin has warned that outside interference could be met by lightning retaliation.y guest is slovakia's prime minister, eduard heger. so, how much risk is slovakia prepared to take? prime minister eduard heger, welcome. . ~ prime minister eduard heger, welcome. ., ~ , ., , . welcome. thank you very much for the invitation. _ welcome. thank you very much for the invitation. here - welcome. thank you very much for the invitation. here we - welcome. thank you very much for the invitation. here we are l for the invitation. here we are in bratislava. _ for the invitation. here we are in bratislava. slovakia - for the invitation. here we are in bratislava. slovakia is- for the invitation. here we are in bratislava. slovakia is on i in bratislava. slovakia is on the front lines of this ukraine war. you share a land border. you have taken tens of thousands of refugees. you are funnelling arms into ukraine for the kyiv government. do you feel that, as this war continues week by week, month by month, that the danger for your country increases? actually, i think it is decreasi

on a day when putin thought he would be in charge of kyiv, i had the honour of being able to visit youraw the defiance of the people of ukraine and i know so much about the terrible price that ukrainians have paid and are paying for your heroism. today at least one ukrainian infour heroism. today at least one ukrainian in four has been driven from their homes. two thirds of children are refugees, whether inside the country or elsewhere. no outsider like me can speak lightly about how this conflict could be settled if only ukraine would relinquish this or that piece of territory, or we find some compromise for vladimir putin. and we know what happens to the people who are left behind. in the clutches of this invader. and we who are your friends must be humble about what happened in 2014. because ukraine was invaded before, for the first time and crimea was taken from ukraine and the war in the donbas began. and the truth is that we were too slow to grasp what was really happening. and we collectively failed to impose the sanctions then that we should have put on vladimir putin. and we ca

of lviv, transcarpathia the dnipropetrovsk region of kyiv was attacked by the enemy a few hours before, the president of the russian federation, putin, spoke with the president of france , emmanuel macron, and promised him to resume negotiations with the official kyiv, the occupier is lying and trying to attack ukraine in the south-east, destroying our infrastructure, while putin 's army continues to lose manpower and equipment as of the morning of the fourth of may, the russians had already lost 24,500 personnel, only about 300 people were killed, mostly on the izyum and novopavlov tank directions the russians lost 1,077 armored combat vehicles 2,610 artillery systems 491 rocket salvo systems 163 air defense equipment 81 aircraft 194 helicopters - 155 automotive equipment 1,867 boats boats 10 drones 3,031 special equipment 38 cruise missiles - 87 on the hysteria and anti-semitism of putin's ukraine support team on the part of biden johnson and forty ministers of defense of different countries of the world, we will speak today and today, our guest is a politician, diplomat , minister of foreign affairs of ukraine in 2014-2019 years

kyiv. the property that was arrested belongs to putin's close circle.so a clear understanding of how this strategy will be rebuilt. many options are being considered. but as i understand it, there are no more an effective, quick option is the formation of a pool of all those assets, i.e. factories, cars , airplanes, and elite real estate will be put into one basket, this basket, against this basket, unissued promissory notes will be issued, promissory notes will go to the market it will be possible to sell the funds alive, the fund for the restoration of ukraine will be returned, and only later, over a period of time, it will be possible to sell the crushed assets that are in this basket in order to later settle with those creditors who bought these bonds, the special bonds of the arrested person of russian property olezhe what is your forecast for the drop in ukraine's gdp in the 22nd year, what consequences will this have for the population? on our land, based on this, it will be possible to predict how much our economy will fall, that it will fall. t

destroyed in irpin alone, and with the war still raging, there is a fear that kyiv and its suburbs like irpin remain in vladimir putinites, and the town could be struck once again. mark: that report from our reporters there in kyiv. stay with us, more news to come, live from paris. ♪ 05/16/22 05/16/22 democracy now! [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> i really don't know how to describe it. i talked to him on friday. seeing him -- shooting innocent people was ridiculous. it was a horrifying scene. i have never heard gunshots like that that

thousand residential buildings have been destroyed, but there are still fears that kyiv and its surroundings remain under putin's crosshairs and around the city a serious blow may be dealt again"

thousand residential buildings were destroyed, but there are still fears that kyiv and its surroundings remain under putin'sshairs and the city may once again be dealt a serious blow -oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh wow, my family is safe now and i continued to work wherever i was needed on the espresso tv channel , but unfortunately on april 4 of this year, the state concert of the rtd disconnected the espresso tv channel from digital broadcast t2, now i came to lviv in order to continue working as a presenter on the espresso tv channel but you destroyed my current dream, one small one, not even to return home, but at least to have one normality to work first, the russian authorities took away my house and the opportunity to live in my hometown now the ukrainian authorities are trying to take away from me the opportunity to work in my profession to inform ukrainian viewers, we refute russian fakes, we explain to people where the truth is and where lies, we record the crimes of the russian occupiers so that the punishment does not pass them by, we must stand up bec

attack of russian army, second attempt to occupy ukraine in the capital of ukraine kyiv, is probably coming because putinnot going to give up. [indiscernible] diplomats are more than 20 countries, including american diplomats. the situation in daily life is almost normalized apart from the fact there is no petrol and people are using bicycles. there are problems with petrol everywhere in ukraine because 25 regional depots of petrol were destroyed by russian missiles. there are lots of problems like this. people are trying to restore the destroyed suburbs of kyiv. life is coming back, but the city is very fragile. it is clear the war is far from being over. the russians are advancing slowly on the eastern front in the donbas area, near kherson. many of my friends did not leave kyiv -- we left kyiv on the second day of war with my wife had to go first to the village next to kyiv because our children, our three children were there on holiday. our daughter lives -- we managed to go back two days later. but many friends state on an even one of my publisher state on and was working on the manuscript of a young

kyiv. what more did the president, president zelenskyy, say about victory day? >> reporter: well, victor, it's really interesting, he was very bold, he released a video of himself at the exact same time putin was speaking and he was walking along the streets of kyiv, among other things, he said pretty soon there will be two victory days in ukraine and someone won't have any. happy victory over naziism day, and he said we are fighting for our freedom, and therefore we will win. he also said this about the russian perception of the you can world view. >> translator: it annoys them, it is unfamiliar to them, it scares them. its essence is that we are free people who have their own path. today we are waging war on this path and we will not give anyone a single piece of our land. >> let's bring in cnn international diplomatic editor, nic robertson. putin had a very specific message for the russian soldiers in the dom nbas in ukraine. how does that play out? >> reporter: it was for the russian soldiers and pro-russian fighters of donbas and he said they were fighting for the mother land. it played out in a way that putin probably intended it to, that on the streets of, there was a victory celebr

that's true that the number of western intelligence agencies believed that putin is to take over kyiv. and even putin, he strongly believed that he could easily launch an operation and capture an entire ukraine. he failed. now, he resorted to plan b, he's more concentrated in the areas in the east and in the south of ukraine, and he has some very small incremental gains. i want to indicate once again and reiterate, due to your support and due to very courageous ukrainian men and women in the uniform, ukraine launched a number of counteroffensive operations. so we already entered the forest once of this war of attrition. ukraine still has a very high chance to win this war. if concerted actions of ukraine and the western world will be successful, they have to be successful. >> so for the first time, ukraine has released footage from your military using foreign made kamikaze drones you can see in this video here we're showing our viewers the drone launching a powerful explosive that appears to have damaged a russian tank. how much are these drones giving ukraine an advantage, allowing u

kyiv. very tough words for putin. >> we should remember, we can go as far as we allow them to go. putin.negotiation, definitely stop. >> this is what we now demonstrate. >> by the way, president putin spoke with the president of finland today and tried to convince him not to join nato, it looks like they will go forward with that. the war here in the region and unsettled tensions in the region. eric: putin's strategies backfiring. thank you. arthel: we are still following breaking news from buffalo new york where according to the associated press, at least eight people were killed. this mass shooting taking place this afternoon at tops supermarket in the 1200 block of jefferson avenue. if you know the area, you know what that neighborhood is like. we will continue with coverage, stay with us for details as we get them. we'll be back in the moment. the choice for attorney general is clear. democrat rob bonta has a passion for justice and standing up for our rights. bonta is laser focused on protecting the right to vote and defending obamacare. but what's republican eric early's passion? e

financial times, putin's henchman testifies against the ex-president of ukraine, kyiv's decision to publish these the accusations, writes the financial times in today's article, are the first sign that the long-standing enmity between poroshenko and the president and volodymyr zelensky, which was possible during the invasion of russia in february, has been revived by oleksiy , let's start with you, what is said about the testimony of medvedchuk in the case against the opposition in ukraine and how will this affect our path to the european union? what does it sound like in davos? they ask you behind the scenes. it seems to me that we need to keep unity as much as possible. and anything that is uh-uh is bad, that's why it 's a story about the fact that these videos from the sbu are appearing right now. well, in my opinion, it's strange enough. political controversies before victory to say that this is some kind of important topic at the davos, well, it is not true from the word at all. to be honest, nobody talked about it at all yesterday , but everyone is interested in how ukraine will win a

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tom: you have studied napoleon to moscow, hitler's to moscow, and now putin to kyiv.s his military overextended? -- is his military overextended? angela: i think so. they have taken territory in the past few weeks and they are grinding on just as brutally, but one what i thought they would've been able to take more territory. you have this dynamic stalemate now. the russians take territory, the ukrainians push them back. ukrainians are pushing them back now from the second largest city in the south. they are not performing as well as people thought they would, but they still have the manpower and firepower, so they will continue this grinding war i guess as long as they can until they achieve some of their objectives. lisa: how much raw equipment do they have left that does not need repairs? people have been talking about sanctions and how it would prevent imports of some of the key aspects, for example, tanks or to fix other issues or planes -- how much is it starting to bite? angela: it is starting to bite. they still have equipment, but it is not in great shape, so

because you know, you can change putin, you can change his entourage, but in his place another putin can come to kyiv with an unannounced working visit, the minister was annal of foreign affairs of germany on berribok , she became the first member of the german government to come to ukraine at the beginning of the war, before arriving in the capital, barbak had time to visit bucha , a city that became known to the whole world because of the atrocities of the russians. she was accompanied there by the prosecutor general of ukraine, iryna vediktseva. later, a german politician planned a meeting with her colleague dmytro, a colleague, in addition, berbok plans to resume the work of the german embassy in kyiv, which was closed since february, that these victims could be us bucha as the suburbs of kyiv as a pozdan to berlin you can see playgrounds supermarkets you can see people going to work and then you can see the worst traces of crime just next to a bomb that hit a supermarket right in the middle of this church here you see pictures of people just doing what is doing every person began to carry out er

war is not in the interests of ukraine, i can say frankly, uh, losing the war for kyiv, losing the war for donbas, putinas really found himself in a dead end and he has no other way out than to go to freezing and wars or to a war of attrition that is, he wants to go into the winter, he wants to exhaust, and without that we will exhaust to ukraine, i think that somewhere there, something closer to winter will work for him, or ukraine will start a frenzy, or you will want russian gas and oil in europe, or something else will happen, and so on and so forth ukraine, having survived the first two stages and we are in the third, should not under any circumstances give everyone a chance to involve themselves in this dependent war. to be resolved in the summer of this year. well, i doubt that the spirit of stefan bathory or some other great commander is all over the place, and we will get there, conditionally speaking , to kaluga. well, we probably don't need to go to kaluga. but it wouldn't hurt to go to the outskirts of rostov and belgorod . i am simply 100% convinced that the ukrainian military leadership un

thousand residential buildings were destroyed but there are still fears that kyiv and its surroundings remain under putin's crosshairs and the city may once again be dealt a serious blow america time studio natalia leonova i congratulate russia's thinly disguised step to impose its will on the people of ukraine , the spokesman of the state department, net price, called the passporting of ukrainians in the occupied territories, he also strongly condemned the violent actions of the russian federation, which include the deportation and removal of ukrainians to infiltration camps, the influence was unprovoked and unjustified russia's war against ukraine on the world economy, its cause of the global food crisis, and ways to end russian aggression were the main topics at at this year's economic forum in davos, which on thursday completed its work on the course of events in davos, switzerland . on the occasion and once again called on the western partners not to delay in helping ukraine with heavy weapons, he announced that without these weapons, ukrainians would continue to be killed individually, he appealed to

thousand residential buildings were destroyed, but there are still fears that kyiv and its surroundings remain under putin's crosshairs and the city may once again be dealt a serious blow news on espresso tv channel only bureaucratic moments president volodymyr zelenskyi is convinced that ukraine has long been a part of europe, therefore, in order to acquire official membership , it is necessary to go through bureaucratic and technical moments , for this ukrainians need powerful ambassadors zelenskyi named poland as one of them at a joint press conference with andrzej duda, there are bureaucratic things, there are technical things, but that's it. we need friendly relations and powerful ambassadors. i believe that poland is one of these countries and what indeed, he is the leader of the already long-awaited idea of ​​ukraine becoming a member of the european union. we think that it will definitely happen. we are expecting a candidate for the european union in june . martial law in ukraine will last until august 23. the verkhovna rada has extended it for another session. for 3 months, 320 people's deputies al

what do you think kyiv and zelensky will take from what president putin had to say in that address, jameshad to say in that address, james? i think there will be a bit of — address, james? i think there will be a bit of tension _ address, james? i think there will be a bit of tension around - address, james? i think there will be a bit of tension around the - be a bit of tension around the meaning of victory day. this is a day is celebrating ukraine as well. it was part of the soviet union, this sprawling communist state which achieve victory over nazi germany in the second world war. for the first time in ukraine's history is an independent country, there are large events happening here, the reason being partly because of the martial law that is currently being imposed on the country. there are curfews in the case of kyiv from ten o'clock in the case of kyiv from ten o'clock in the evening, but also, the meaning has changed. it has become over the past eight and a half years of russian aggression less about sort of patriotism and more about remembering those who have fallen in all of the

question for us all, as we watch ukraine today from where we're standing in the center of kyiv, is what vladimir putin attempts to do about that next. there is the military question of what the offensive is attempting to do and what it is failing to do for the time being. and then, the question of how that is sold and what the consequences of that are. on the war in ukraine and on what next steps are taken. you mentioned that this would be the other strategic aims of vladimir putin engaging in this conflict to begin with. to hold nato back from the border. again, having failed spectacularly to announce that they are joining nato with a formal -- putting to parliament of that request to join in the next few days. that's the context that russia was announcing cutting off the supplies. that's the fronts on which putin's ambitions find themselves entire ly frustrated. >> entirely frustrated. he was trying to push back nato. now, he has more countries wanting to join the alliance. melissa bell, thank you so much. >>> russia's war against ukraine is on the agenda as leaders are meeting in germany. >> fred i

visit well, it seems that the un secretary general went to moscow and then to kyiv however, this is exactly what influenced putin in your opinion because it was not possible to evacuate at least someone from there for two months or why in the end putin i made these small but ultimately concessions regarding mariupol itself. you know, it is difficult to assess what is on putin's mind, but i would say yes, including, and one must understand that a-a then maybe i was already convinced despite the sacredness of this place namely the city of mariupol for putin's war and in order to show how victorious they are, well, for internal consumption, there is an awareness that our guys have shown that they will not give up and they will continue the fight, that is, this blackmail of the civilian population did not succeed, and i understand that mr. gutievich brought certain messages to mr. putin, which can seriously complicate his life, and here, you know, the messages of mr. boutiera also coincided with our desire and with the forced desire of putin to release people because the reduction in the number of troops of putin, w