with small steps, big things begin, your next step is the kyiv reservoir, it is also called the kyiv sealy a thin strip of the other shore is visible on the horizon, the villages there on that far shore were under occupation from the first days of the war, and the local people undertook to save them fishermen this story is about ordinary people who, despite fear and danger, have not forgotten what humanity is february 24 kostya, the owner of a fishing base, and woke up early to hear the helicopter engines roaring over his fins 150 when they arrived, they were nearby, 300 meters away, one even flew over our heads. we still had doubts, these are ours flying, no, our russian helicopters were flying in the direction of kyiv. kostya got into the car and went after them, because in the capital, his wife quickly sent her abroad and returned here a day later six of his fishermen and the constant sentinel paul five what is this behavior you owe yourself how to lead correctly where yes yes this is my land this is my base i have a moral very moral right i should not have left to turn around and go

support the ukrainian army with money scan the code this kyiv reservoir is popularly called the kyiv seaause only a thin strip of the other shore can be seen on the horizon the villages there on that distant shore were under occupation from the first days of the war and local fishermen undertook to save them this story is about ordinary people who, despite the fear and danger, did not forget what humanity is worth that february kostya, the owner of the fishing base, woke up early on his fins, the helicopter engines roared here, when there will be 150 arrived, they were near 300,500 meters, one even flew over our head. we still had doubts that ours were flying, no, our russian helicopters were flying in the direction of kyiv. kostya got into the car and drove after them, because in the capital his wife quickly sent her abroad and a day later six of his fishermen returned here . and the constant guard paul what is this behavior you owe yourself how to behave correctly yes yes yes this is my land this is my base i have a moral moral right i should not have left to turn around and go i have

were driving, saboteurs were running, and at the same time there was a battle on the dam near the kyiv sea. the battle that was taking place outside, the neighbor said that the sky was simply red from the shelling. after two weeks, the girl and her family went to live with relatives in the west of ukraine, but russian rockets are still flying there, so after sleepless nights, katya went to where safe and although the danger for the girl of the past, the anxiety has not disappeared, every sharp sound, every flight of an airplane or a helicopter throws me into the cold when it flies, i just wait to see if it will fly further or not and inside, everything goes down about most of its symptoms katya is not ready to talk to anya ani's camera with a specialist, reluctance to talk about the experience is a very common manifestation of post-traumatic stress disorder, says a psychologist who works abroad with refugees from the occupied territories. they want to talk about what they lived through, how they passed, how they left ukraine, and the psychological consequences - this is only the beginning

clogged up clogged up and then abnormal rainfall happens in kyiv and under bridges, especially in us, you know, pools, rivers, lakes and the seasnd everything is flowing around kyiv and cars are driving like uh, submarines are not only slightly peeking out of this water, but now something similar is happening in lviv. are killed well, this is an eternal problem, uh, it's true that we don't have tropical rains. because lviv is not in the tropical zone, that's why it rarely happens, so now, while we're trying to find a connection, if i take a minute, i'll tell you the good news, the good guy insists that the court has finally banned i somehow thought that it had been banned a long time ago, it turns out that they were banned again. they somehow ban such people, they ban them, well, i hope that parties such as klymenko 's party have already been banned forever in ukraine. yanukovych and someone from vlada molodaya regina would call them klymenko. he was the head of the ministry of taxes and duties and it was created that way during yanukovych's time, that's where yanukovych arbuzov klymenko was . he disappeared, so he had a party

going on. tanks were running saboteurs and in parallel the battle was going on on dumbo near the sea of ​​kyivemed to us that water was starting to flow, but it was a vibration from the furious battle that was taking place outside, the neighbor said that the sky was simply red from the shelling, two weeks later the girl and her family left to relatives in the west of ukraine, however, russian rockets are flying there, and so after sleepless nights, katya will leave here where it is safe to go abroad. the flight of a plane or a helicopter throws me into the cold while it flies, i just wait to see if it will fly further or not and inside everything goes down about most of her symptoms katya is not ready to talk to anya on camera or with a specialist reluctance to talk about experiences is a very common manifestation of post-traumatic stress disorder says a psychologist who works abroad with refugees from the occupied territories, i am a manifestation of avoidance, that is, people generally do not want to talk about what they experienced, how they passed, hmm, how they left ukraine and the psycho

were driving, saboteurs were running and at the same time, there was a battle on the dam near the sea of ​​kyiv was taking place outside, the neighbor said that the sky was simply red from the shelling, two weeks later the girl and her family left for relatives in the west however, russian rockets are coming to ukraine and there, after sleepless nights, katya left for a place where the border is safe. and although the danger for the girl of the past, the anxiety has not disappeared, every sharp sound, every flight of a plane or helicopter throws me in the cold weather, when he flies, i'm just waiting to see if he will fly further or not. and inside, everything goes down about most of his symptoms. katya is not ready to talk to anya on camera, anya with a specialist, reluctance to talk about the experience is a very common manifestation of post-traumatic stress disorder, says a psychologist who works abroad with refugees from the occupied territories, i show avoidance, that is, people generally do not want to talk about what they lived through, how they passed, hmm, how they left ukraine and the

driving, saboteurs were running, and at the same time, there was a battle on the dam near the sea of ​​kyivone point it seemed to us that water was starting to flow, but it was a vibration from the frantic battle that was taking place outside, the neighbor said that the sky was simply red from the shelling two weeks later, the girl and her family left for relatives in the west of ukraine, but russian missiles are flying there, so after sleepless nights, katya left for a place where gordon is safe, and although the danger for the girl of the past the anxiety has not gone anywhere every sharp sound every plane or helicopter flight throws me into the cold when it flies i just wait to see if it will fly further or not and inside everything goes down about most of her symptoms katya is not ready to talk to anya on camera anya with a specialist reluctance to talk about experiencing is a very common manifestation of post-traumatic stress disorder, says a psychologist who works abroad with refugees from occupied territories, it is a manifestation of avoidance, that is, people generally do not want

were driving, saboteurs were running, and at the same time there was a battle on the dam near the sea of ​​kyivhe vibration from the furious battle that was taking place outside. the neighbor said that the sky was simply red from the shelling. two weeks later, a girl with seven she went to her relatives in the west of ukraine, but russian rockets are flying there, so after sleepless nights, katya left for a safe place abroad. the sound every flight of a plane or a helicopter e-e throws me into the cold while it flies i just wait to see if it will fly further or not and inside everything goes down about most of her symptoms katya is not ready to talk to anya on camera anya with a specialist reluctance to talk about the experience is very a common manifestation of post-traumatic stress disorder, says a psychologist who works abroad with refugees from the occupied territories, is avoidance, i.e. people generally do not want to talk about what they lived through, how they passed, hmm, how they left ukraine and the psychological consequences - this is only the beginning , a month passes by, so it is

sea. but russia is now blockading those ports, and kyiv has laid mines across the black seat to -- black seao -- >> i don't see that ukrainian farmers will survive. reporter: known as the breadbasket of the world, ukraine is a top global exporter of crops like wheat, barley and corn. with the harvest stuck inside ukraine, key supplies are missing and prices worldwide have shot up. the u.n. says a solution must be found urgently to avoid starvation on an unprecedented scale. brent: our correspondent in kyiv, i asked him how much progress was made at the talks in turkey to break the grain deadlock and whether a deal is really insight. reporter: first and foremost, we have to keep in mind that neithe sid wants to be seen as causing a global famine. some 300 million people around the world face hunger, not eating enough to be healthy, because of this blockade of ukrainian grain. so they are participating in these talks. not to be a cynic, but to be in part to show the world the take this famine seriously. you are mentioning the negotiations about how to get the grain out. it can go through europ

staff of the armed forces of ukraine, said that caliber missiles were launched in kyiv region today from the black sea area, and he also spoke about the hit to a military facility at the moment . the national police in the kyiv region received information about 15 wounded people, and the details will be established as to how many more citizens were injured. people have houses here, and they say that they were able to be repaired quickly because there were minor damages, if the rocket had fallen somewhere closer, as they said, there would be no houses, yevgeny. we continue to monitor the situation in the kyiv region . our correspondent dmytro didora, who spoke in detail about the morning shelling of kyiv region, in particular about the attack on the military unit and we continue the news russians are hitting residential buildings in donetsk region as a result of enemy shelling, toretska was damaged the five-story building is partially destroyed, the roof and ceiling from the fifth to the third floors were reported to the state emergency service during emergency operations, three people were rescued, tw

kremenchuk from belarus were also fired from the iskander and point-y complexes, kyiv was also attacked from the caspian sea meanwhile, the lviv region was shelled from the black sea. and in some cases, mykolaiv and from the crimea, but who gave the order and why is russia launching all the weapons at the same time, the first clue personnel rotation in the ranks of the russian army, according to the british ministry of defense, the syrian butcher general dvornikov did not cope with the task, so he was replaced by colonel general ye syroikin another organizer of the massacre not in syria, who decided to serve himself, it was his idea to wipe it off the face of the earth, but it was also his idea to bomb schools and bakeries. in the plan to strike civilian objects in ukraine, it is also not excluded that the order to attack ukraine. of all that putin could give personally, such a change in tactics has a reason, in particular, failures at the front, why putin. russian oppositionist garik asparov exclusively told us about the chess game, the fuel on bonny's field is won as he wanted, and accordingly, it is nece

as neighbors on the black sea with ukraine and russia, we have established very warm relations with mr. putin and mr. zelenskyi and conducted very thorough negotiations. kyivguarantees that in case of demining the sea approaches to odessa the russian army will not take advantage of this, that is why the un was involved in the negotiations. turkey, in turn, will become a transitor who will transport ukrainian grain from odessa to neutral waters, but not for nothing such a service can cost up to 25% of the market value of grain, at least such figures were announced in the turkish media, however, kyiv has no choice , about 20 million tons of last year's harvest are still stored in warehouses, the harvest has already begun, there will be no place to place the new grain in the country. foreign exchange earnings are also needed to stabilize the exchange rate and in addition, ukrainian grain should alleviate the world food crisis , which is already raging in some countries, in particular, the sharp increase in food prices caused mass protests in sri lanka, which led to a change of government we see how the influence of this russian aggression manifests itself eve

minister of defense of ukraine oleksiy reznyakov, in addition to the defense of kyiv, they discussed the situation on to the seae of protecting the sky from enemy missiles and the effectiveness of american weapons, zaluzhny added that currently intensive hostilities continue in the east of ukraine, and the capital is under protection, now we are strengthening the defenses to protect the city, appropriate groups of troops have been created, so a sharp transfer of hostilities near kyiv is impossible today, the greatest danger for us missile strikes however, we are fighting, we are shooting down a considerable number of enemy missiles russian ships do not dare to approach the ukrainian shores and are currently located at a considerable distance. and in the event of an attack, the armed forces will immediately use anti-ship missiles. at the moment, thanks to the help of partners, the ukrainian military can monitor the enemy’s preparations for the launch and the launch itself, however, according to the commander-in-chief, the missiles installed on warships russia still poses a danger to ukrainians, it was from a sub

general staff of the armed forces of ukraine says that the attack on the kyiv region was carried out by caliber missiles from the black sea area. the most important thing here is that in the current format, in this morning, belarus the territory of belarus is actively being used again by the russian occupiers for shelling the ukrainian territory, and i understand that belarus is a springboard for a future offensive of the russian army of a possible e-e from the northern m-m border from the northern front of ukraine eh, taking into account what is unfolding now, how is it unfolding , should ukraine continue to maintain diplomatic relations with the republic of belarus, which is actually an accomplice of the russian occupiers during the current war? well, you actually answered your question. i would like to remind our viewers of two political and legal documents. the first is resolution 33:14 of the 74th year, a resolution of the un general assembly that defines what armed aggression is, and this is the definition was transferred to our defense law of 1992 and the actual provision of its territory to a third country for the

the flight was dnipro zaporizhzhia zaporizhzhia-kyiv kyiv-rakhiv rakhiv-kyiv kyiv-rakhiv without return there was just a sea of ​​people at home, this fear in their eyes, this screams, the children were just numb and didn't speak , they couldn't even say anything, the most memorable thing was when i was being driven by ruzhynets and she started giving birth and we only had half an hour to go to lviv and we stopped on citizenship of such a person, we had the opportunity to find midwives on the train, a young girl helped us on these flights, she works in several shifts until one arrives to lviv, the other goes to pokrovsk. it's my job. i'm in my job as a train conductor in a radio compartment. children were sitting on top of me. children were in my arms. i remembered a woman with a breast-fed child. i really remembered that she was riding on the aisle and i could n't find her city, and it was very wrong. it was very painful that she was riding on the aisle, that on the mattress i gave her mattresses a lot of pillows when at the stations some kind of enemy was already staying there, there were people, i couldn

seas in america. ellison barber, nbc news, kyiv, ukraine. >>> we have an update tonight on president biden's condition following his covid diagnosis on thursday. chief white house correspondent kristen welker joins me now. today, the president's doctor said he's doing well but experiencing even more symptoms >> kate, that's right. the doctor explained in the statement, president biden's primary symptoms, though less troublesome, now include sore throat, a runny nose, loose cough, and body aches as well. the white house has really aimed to downplay concerns about the 79-year-old president's covid diagnosis, releasing photos of him working, although they did not release one today. now, notably, preliminary results show the president likely contracted ba.5, which is the dominant variant in the country. mr. biden has been taking the antiviral paxlovid, he's vaccinated and twice boosted. the doctor said he's also using an inhaler, although not experiencing shortness of breath. the white house has identified 17 close contacts, including the first lady, her spokesperson telling nbc news she tested negative t

kyiv. russian forces withdrew from snake island and the black sea today, how significant is that?this is a small island. it is big when it comes to the symbolic and strategic importance. it is that the heart of concerns over the food crisis, a grain crisis in this part of the world. russia is accused of burning, robbing, also blocking the export of ukrainian grain. today moscow says they have left the islands that they have no intention of doing that. something that ukraine ridiculed as simply not true. my question is if this has an impact on the grain crisis, the food crisis, experts seem. to think it will not. . the black sea is still dominated by russian warships, another question is if this has any sort of military significance. again the assessment is not really, fighting is focused on the east of the country in the donbas region. russia continues to make gains despite weapons being sent to ukraine. they cannot seem to be arriving quick enough or in great enough numbers. the importance, the impact tonight of the recapture of the snake island is that it is a more i'll boost to

general staff of the armed forces of ukraine says that the attack on the kyiv region caliber missiles from the waters of the black sea, the most important thing here is that in the current format, in this morning, belarus is actively using the territory of belarus again to attack ukrainian territory, and i understand that belarus is preparing a plan for the future offensive of the russian army, a possible e-e from the northern m-m border from the northern front of ukraine, taking into account what is unfolding now, how is it unfolding, should ukraine continue to maintain diplomatic relations with the republic belarus, which is actually an accomplice of the russian occupiers during the current war. well, you actually answered your question. i would like to remind our viewers of two political and legal documents . there is armed aggression, and this definition was transferred to our law on defense in 1992, and the actual provision of one's territory to a third state for the purpose of aggression is already a fact of aggression, that is, on february 24, 22, even if there would not be a single belarusian soldier on the t

oh, i apologize to the european african union . flew not to kyiv to negotiate how to unblock our ports on the black sea but to paris in order to convince macron to cancel sanctions against the russian federation so that they would not supply food is sent to african countries, and therefore, when these sanctions against russian banks are lifted, they simply confirm that the western sanctions are actually the cause of this food crisis, although this is absolutely not true, it is a distortion, and it is also if we are talking about energy sanctions. by the way, yesterday there were such headlines in the german media about what, uh, it means that if there is such torture in relation to uh, it means german citizens, this is the government's decision to reduce the temperature in the rooms up to 70 degrees, you know. well, i understand that the germans, who are used to living in comfort, will find it absolutely difficult to survive and they will put pressure on their government, and this is the reason and this is the most important tool through which putin wants to get rid of us of the support of our western

is why this balance is so very shaky and if, er, someone who comes to kyiv, for example, now you will say that this is an absolute seathe city, it will be a pity, friends, because as i already said, the night and morning flights do not let us forget that we are at war, but the economy must work and we we are grateful to all entrepreneurs and all industrial producers who continue to work. and the country is really working and the country should not stop because life is development without development, there is no life and we will continue to develop, no one will prevent us from doing this ms. zelenska you you are very different from your husband. everyone knows that you do not like publicity. you are a modest person, but now you are talking to us and other media. that you are now an icon. does all this make you feel uncomfortable? and do you feel that this publicity is necessary for the country? such compliments somehow make it easier to start . i feel the need to go out in public. thank you very much and it's really so comfortable . interviews like her are not for me right now. it's pleasant for me. now in ukraine ev

kyiv. ukrainian officials say the missiles fired from a submarine in the black sea hit a commercial buildingthe city centre. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. ethiopians have known much conflict in recent history but the war which broke out between the government and the people's liberation front, 2.5 years ago, has been particularly devastating. tens of thousands have been killed and millions displaced. plus there are also ethnic conflicts and other parts of ethiopia such as in the west and the communities are restless. my guest is meaza ashenafi, the first woman to be appointed chiefjustice of the federal supreme court of ethiopia. now there is hope of making progress in the peace talks taking place but will there be justice for the victims of war? chiefjustice meaza chief justice meaza ashenafi chiefjustice meaza ashenafi in addis ababa, welcome to hardtalk. you have violence in many parts of ethiopia. you have an acute food crisis as well, which means that 30 million of the country's 110 million of the country's 110 million population million of the country's1

sea island. a spokesmen claim they are not targeting residential areas. officials in kyivxploring the possibility of debt restructuring. the war ravaged country is running out of funding options

kyiv condemns such actions . spoke about the beacon of hope on the black sea.ons zhenya, well, we can talk about the fact that this beacon of hope on the black sea did not go out, but in fact it was covered by black clouds from the missile attack on the odesa international port. he demonstrated that ukraine, in particular the ukrainian south, remains a dangerous place for commercial shipping even if agreements and analysts are reached in istanbul, experts suggest that it is precisely such a message that should be read here of these actions by the russian army, it is also worth considering that the process of grain export from one country to another involves many players, we are talking about the company that owns the ship, we are talking about insurance companies that provide insurance for both the cargo and the ship about the grain traders that they need to find the ship and make sure that there is an insurance company ready to actually provide such services and that the odesa port is key to restoring exports for the blockade of this process from ukraine missi

kyiv. ukrainian officials say the missiles — fired from a submarine in the black sea — hit a commercial buildingcity centre, blowing out its windows and destroying numerous cars. president biden and israel's prime minister yair lapid have signed a joint statement promising to stop iran from developing nuclear weapons. washington says it will use all the elements of us power to back up the pledge. mr lapid said only a credible military threat would stop iran. now on bbc news, on the 50th anniversary of the godfather — often proclaimed the greatest film ever made — talking movies celebrates this landmark classic. a warning this programme contains violent scenes from the film. # the first time... 50 years ago, a roberta flack song topped the record charts... # ever i saw yourface... we are today seeing the progress of modern china. ..president nixon made a historic visit to china and in britain, there was a 47—day miners strike. and in the cinema world, there was a momentous event. what many claim is the greatest movie ever made was launched — a portrait of an italian—american crime family in new y

sea island. a spokesmen claim they are not targeting residential areas. officials in kyiv are exploring the possibility of debt restructuring. the war ravaged country is running out of funding options and multiple scenarios are being considered. ukraine has until september 1, when it faces 1.4 billion dollars in redemption and interest payments. north korea, blaming its coronavirus outbreak on what it calls "alien things," items such as balloons and sent across the border with south korea. a government agency in seoul negated that claim. health officials elsewhere said as early as two years ago the virus had clearly made its way there. more than 43,000 guard members are out of compliance with the direct order to show proof of vaccination or get an exemption by a deadline last night. that is about 10% of the force. the guard told the new york times in bun army national guard has a lower vaccination rate that they -- than the air guard. they say soldiers will have every opportunity to get the vaccine. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered

kyiv. ukrainian officials say the missiles fired from a submarine in the black sea hit a commercial buildingw on bbc news, panorama: the downfall of borisjohnson. my my friends, in politics, no—one is remotely indispensable. the world turned _ is remotely indispensable. the world turned upside down. in a matter of days, the leadership of borisjohnson matter of days, the leadership of boris johnson fell apart. matter of days, the leadership of borisjohnson fell apart. in of boris johnson fell apart. in the of boris johnson fell apart. in the last two minutes, the health _ the last two minutes, the health secretary sajid javid has resigned. health secretary sa'id javid has resignedh health secretary sa'id javid has resigned. rishi sunak has announced — has resigned. rishi sunak has announced his _ has resigned. rishi sunak has announced his resignation. i has resigned. rishi sunak has i announced his resignation. five ministers resigning _ announced his resignation. ministers resigning in one go. in hindsight, it was the wrong thing to do. i followed boris johnson is dizzying up. a scandal too

the green corridor of cargo ships with ukrainian grain through the black sea, the signing ceremony is to take place at 4:30 p.m. kyiv time, a positive result was achieved for the military delegations, as reported by the ministry of defense of turkey in in istanbul, the parties have also created a center where they will coordinate those stories. however, according to the spokesman of the un secretary general, the situation remains unstable, the residents of occupied mariupol suffer from a shortage of drinking water to get it, they have to stand in queues for five, sometimes four hours, people suffer, and the occupiers have also practically stopped exhumation of bodies and reburials are carried out only for money, at the same time the resistance of the local population in mariupol is increasing, residents are actively pasting patriotic leaflets in the colors of the ukrainian flag around the city we are in touch now with our correspondent artem popov artema, what is the situation now, how is it developing, maksym, i believe it is very difficult in mariupol , the situation with medicine is also not enough, there is almo

kyiv. ukrainian officials say the missiles — fired from a submarine in the black sea — hit a commercial buildingl's prime minister yair lapid have signed a joint statement promising to stop iran from developing nuclear weapons. washington says it will use all the elements of us power

seas in america. ellen barber, nbc news, kyiv, ukraine. >> katie, that brings the death toll of americans believed to have been killed while fighting since the invasion began to four. luke's parents told us that he initially came here trying to deliver humanitarian aid, and then decided to join the ukrainian military. katie. >> alison, such heartbreaking news this morning. really, our sympathy to the parents. thank you again, also, live from kyiv. this morning, 90 million americans are waking up to a sweltering heat wave, including in texas where it is another brutal test of the states power grid. residents there have gone 28 straight days with temperatures reaching over 100 degrees, and 50 days without any -- guard up disaster in a dozen counties in the state. nbc's liz mclaughlin is live in dallas texas. liz, is there any sign of release for texans? >> who get, morning katie. unfortunately, no. in the coming days, autumn darkened issues are expected to continue here. we are looking at a heat index of 102 to 105. it is just brutal when it gets in those trouble digits. a breeze that usually brings re

destroyed by long range precision—guided naval missiles in 0desa sea port on the territory of a ship repair plant. 0ur correspondent in kyivn where the attack leaves friday's grain deal. until this morning we hadn't really heard from the russians at all about what had happened yesterday. now, we have had this confirmation that indeed they reckon they hit two military targets, one a military patrol boat and the other a depot of us—supplied harpoon anti—ship missiles. as you say, the ukrainians have not confirmed that, but this does raise an interesting question, which what is do the terms of the deal signed in istanbul on friday actually mean? i think russia would argue, although it has not yet openly said, that it does not preclude them from conducting operations against purely military targets. the text of that agreement, the key phrase is, "the parties will not undertake any attacks against merchant vessels and other civilian vessels and port facilities engaged in this initiative". in other words engaged in the process of getting the grain out of 0desa. so the russians would argue, perhaps rather cynically, that they can

moscow and kyiv have signed a deal to allow the safe passage of grain exports from ukrainian ports on the black sea. the agreement was brokered by turkey and the united nations and has raised hopes of easing the global food crisis. the turkish president says the agreement marks an important step towards peace in the ukraine. >> this joint step we are taking in istanbul together with russia and ukraine will be a new turning point that will revive the hopes for peace. this is my sincere hope. whatever the direction the developments on the field will take, the war will finally end on the negotiating table. this friendly and peaceful atmosphere we have established will be to the benefit of humanity, and this will transform into steps aimed at ending the war. >> sri lanka's new president has been criticized for a crackdown on protesters. secure divorces are accused of attacking members of the public. police say they had no alternative. at least 60 people have been killed in fighting between armed groups in tripoli. steve bannon, a one-time aid to former u.s. president donald trump has been found guilty

kyiv and moscow have signed a deal to resume grain exports out of ukraine. for months, russia has blockaded ports on the black seatal for shaping ukrainian grain to the rest of the world. there are hopes that deal will he the resulting international hunger crisis. but ukraine says it does not believe russia will keep its promises. reporter: a landmark deal against the backdrop of mutual mistrust. representatives from russia and ukraine signed an agreement in istanbul, refusing to sit down together at the same table, and carefully avoiding shaking hands. the un secretary-general said the deal offered a beacon of hope. >> this is an agreement for the world. it will bring relief for developing countries on the edge of bankruptcy and the most vulnerable people on the edge of famine. and to help stabilize global food prices, which were already at record levels, even before the war. a nightmare for developing countries. reporter: ukraine and russia are two of the world's biggest grain producers. the deal will release more than 20,000,000 tons of wheat and other grain that remain trapped in blockaded ukrainian ports due

kyiv for the first time in several weeks. local officials say at least six missiles hit the city from the black sea injuring 15 people. a military unit and three other buildings were also damaged in the attack. joining us now from kyiv is nbc's josh lederman. great to see you. talk to us about what you see happened there in kyiv and give us an upstate, there's reports of an -- an update, there's a report of an attack in a certain city of mykolaiv. if i said that right. let us know what happened there. >> the attack in kyiv didn't kill anyone that we know about but certainly shattered the debt cal sense of calm that has crept back into the ukrainian capital. after weeks where there were no successful attacks in this region. and then this morning, these new attacks in the city of mykolaiv, where the death toll has now risen to five, about 13 wounded, jonathan, according to their head of the regional council there and this is a town near the black sea, adjacent to odesa, and of course, all eyes are on that very tentative deal to start exporting grain from ukraine, once again. and mykolaiv is also just to the west of russi

kharkiv region and in the kherson region and on the serpentine sea, a good example will be the day we will say the same about donbas today, kyivster of australia visited a historic moment and this is a very important visit. australia is one of the world's leading countries, judging by the level of its support , we have already received significant defense assistance from it . today, the prime minister announced a new package of support. i am grateful to him for this. australia will also strengthen sanctions against russia, this is the result of our constant activity, which increases the cost of this war for russia, the russian economy has found itself in the biggest crisis in the last 50 years, the world refuses ties with russia, the word collapse scarcity and poverty are what will describe russian life as long as this state wants to be a terrorist state, they lost more than 35 thousand soldiers killed and this is still a conservative estimate and what is all this for the sake of crazy propagandists showing the russian or soviet flag on the ruins of another somewhere on their airwaves there is simply no answer for everyone in

the explosions in the kyiv region occurred around five in the morning six caliber missiles the enemy launched from the waters of the black sea at cape fiolent and the russians managed to hit three buildings in the vyshgorod district in the area of ​​the ada building destroyed and two two buildings were damaged, and in addition, one cruise missile was shot down in the air over the buchansk quarry, windows were broken and the roof was shattered. local outrage is still analyzing the consequences of the airstrike. private houses were the most affected. the impact of the rocket reaches almost 2 m in depth, about six meters in diameter, a tree around it is cut by debris for almost 70 meters, in total, it exploded. it poured for several hours, no bomb shelters nearby, so residents were hiding in the corridors, well, early in the morning, explosions began at 4 children, explosions began, rockets were flying , announcements, some pointers, 5 months, the sixth month, nothing happened, local activist and journalist yuriy kolyada, who at the beginning of the full-scale invasion asked to provide up-to-date information about bomb shelters

grandmother who lives in new york, you are the god of the sea every day, so that a real miracle happened, that they found them, that they were alive. lives in kyivd not know about the disappearance of his nephew, the husband immediately decided to join the search and did everything possible to find out at least something about the fate of the data. we spoke with him on the phone and this is what he said. what a third person who saw said to her there, then i found out about a relative of that woman from the mykolaiv region. well, there was a whole scheme and the husband managed to do it . it would seem impossible as a result of painstaking searches. he did find out about a woman who reported that on june 21, danya saw his father and grandmother, a person who lives in the same house, she said that they are alive, they are hiding in shelters, she says that they are alive with them. it is good. that dania with her father and grandmother allegedly still live in a five-story house, they survive at night, they hide in a shelter and during the day they go up to the apartment, dania's uncle above all wants to believe that this information is true, one sa

kyiv regime? it is necessary to remove all this nonsense. he repeated again. can we believe that the black seae sea is our grain will reach the bosphorus well, the dardanelles are already there. i think that the russians will not reach the bosphorus or plyve, please. well, i think that this is not enough. who believes today , because first of all, there is a statement from our minister of infrastructure that ukraine is ready at any moment to stop the transportation of grain through these established routes in the black sea as soon as it becomes clear that there is a serious danger from russia, and the united states also, with reference to the usaid agency, stated that they they are still developing plan b regarding the transportation of grain, which will involve the use of land routes and river transport, that is, no one believes in it. three were signed, and two of them must be absolutely identical to the public version that we saw, signed by the ukrainian side , it seems that there should be an absolutely mirrored identity signed by russia, however, during the briefing to the deputy spokesma

kyiv. >> we hope everyone involved keeps their promises. >> president zelenskyy traveled to ukraine's black seat to watch the first shipments of grain prepare for sea for the past five months over a dozen cargo ships blocked by russia. u.s. ambassador warned the kremlin not to interfere with safe passage. >> it's very important for russia to live up to its commitments until so a lot of this grain can be exported. >> in eastern ukraine russia's christmas to the rules of war are once again in question. ukraine's top diplomat accusing russian forces of another war crime, shelling a compound, killing over 40 ukrainian prisoners of war and wounding dozens more. the incident comes one day after russia unleashed a massive missile barrage away from the front lines. striking the outkurtz of kyiv for the first time in weeks as the country celebrated statehood day marking the founding of kyiv as its capitol and birth of christianity in ukraine. >> russians and putin, they are people of symbolism. knowing this is a christianity day in ukraine he did it deliberately. >> a top aid to president zelenskyy says

also today, russia admitted to attacking the key black sea port in odesa on saturday just a day after moscow and kyiv allow grain exports. a russian military official said missiles were used to destroy military infrastructure. moscow now says both russian and turkish vessels will allow ships to export grain supplies. >>> and in canada, a visit of reconciliation from pope francis. he is seeking to atone for the historical abuse of indigenous children at church-run residential schools. it has been reported that more than 4,000 kids died from neglect or abuse in these schools in addition to what's being called cultural genocide as the church stripped away identity and spiritual values. >> reporter: already the video was so striking, pamela, i have to tell you. this is a pope who is not in the best of health, he is 85, he is infirm, having mobility issues. yet he's coming here to canadian soil after having already canceled other trips this year. this is what he calls atonement. he calls it his journey of penance. he was asked, other popes have been asked to come here and make this apology. what you just

sea coast. that's despite moscow's decision to withdraw from the much—fought—over snake island earlier this week. kyivccused moscow of stealing grain and sending it abroad from the occupied port of berdyansk. a russian registered ship has left berdyansk with a cargo of grain and is currently lying off the turkish coast near port of karasu. ukraine is demanding that turkey, a nato member intercepts it. mark lobel has more. ukraine once this cargo ship, filled by the bbc, to be seized. it is carrying green that ukraine says has been stolen from a russian occupied part of their country, allegations russia denies. the bbc has been tracking the ship, believed to be leased to the russian company, greenline, which is not under any sanctions, across the black sea on a journey that began on wednesday week. it is transporting around 7000 tonnes of ukrainian green from berdyansk in south—eastern ukraine, controlled by russian forces, 21 in turkey, 200 kilometres from istanbul. working closely with our sources in ukraine, we were able to identify one specific vessel, the russian administration actually said in ad

victims who died authorities say a russian submarine in the black sea fired the missiles the city is about 170 miles or so southwest of kyiv, far from any viting, the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy calling it anw act of war agains citizens >>> russian police led griner, looked calm, even smiling briefly. authorities didn't allow tv cameras inside, but her lawyers cease they called several witnesses to testify in her defense, one of them the director of the russian basketball team for which brittney griner played in a statement today, her attorney said the coach testified about her personal contribution she's facing up to ten years in prison on drug smuggling charges. russian authorities arrested her in an airport near moscow backs in february. they claimed she had hash oil, vape cartridges in her office. she pled guilty to drug charges, but said she did not intend to break the law. >>> tom firestone, legal adviser at the u.s. embass in moscow, tom, thanks. what stood out to you from today's proceedings in moscow? >> the defense called several witnesses that testified to her good character that's something the cour

ukraine and russia have signed a deal that allows kyiv to resume its exports of grain through the black seane the situation in which a ship starts to move towards the port of odessa, _ ship starts to move towards the port of odessa, runs towards a mine that is not _ of odessa, runs towards a mine that is not there. — of odessa, runs towards a mine that is not there, and ends up at the bottom — is not there, and ends up at the bottom of— is not there, and ends up at the bottom of the black sea. it would be catastrophic. there is an off a lot of things— catastrophic. there is an off a lot of things have to happen to make sure that — of things have to happen to make sure that is — of things have to happen to make sure that is indeed going to be a safe operation. probably going to take a _ safe operation. probably going to take a few weeks before it gets under— take a few weeks before it gets under way in earnest, the big shipping _ under way in earnest, the big shipping con —— companies are going to want— shipping con —— companies are going to want a — shipping con —— companies are going to wa

this is a homemade drone hits russia's black sea fleet headquarters and drink six. alex hogan has the latest from kyivs the war rages on here in ukraine over in russia russian president vladimir putin attended a navy parade in st. petersburg for the country's navy des peres he also signed a new doctrine which names the u.s. as its top arrival. back closer to the fighting russian authorities today announced a drone strike at the headquarters of its black sea fleet which injured six people. meanwhile russian forces slowly gain a steady ground in the eastern region latimer zelenskyy is calling for a mandatory evacuation. lenski promising everything will be organized for the hundreds of thousands of people who remain living near the front line. or, full assistant both logistical. we only made the decision for the people themselves who have not yet made up for themselves, go, we will help. >> in the last day, the southern city of kherson they have interrupted ground assaults were in nearby mykolaiv russia's unleased heavy fire overnight read the mayor calling it today the most intense attack since the inva

from the northern part of the caspian sea ; ukrainian forces managed to shoot down four missiles of air defense another enemy missile was shot down in the evening in kyivast, this was reported by the head of the regional military administration oleksiy kulelepa, debris fell into the field in the bilotserkivskyi district, so far there were no casualties or destruction, one person died in the gluhiv community in the sumy oblast due to russian shelling, four more were injured , the head of the oblast military administration reported of the military administration dmytro zhivytskyi, the attackers pelted the gluhiv region with mortars and rocket artillery, recording 20 attacks and nine explosions during the day three people were wounded and in the bilopol community there were eight artillery barrages and eight explosions from mortars, the rest also attacked the shalygin and medredobudko communities, meanwhile , the mayor of sumy, oleksandr lysenko , called on people to leave the city for the weekend. i would like to advise everyone. spend a carefully disciplined safety weekend, if possible , you can spend it somewhere outside the city if someone has such de

kherson oblast and on the serpentine sea, a good example will be the day when we will say the same about donbas today , the prime minister of australia visited kyive have already received significant defense assistance from it, today mr. prime minister announced a new package of support, i am grateful to him for this . constant activity, which increases the cost for russia of the entire war, the russian economy has found itself in the biggest crisis in the last 50 years, the world abandons relations with russia, the words collapse , deficit and poverty are what will describe russian life, while this state wants to be a terrorist state, they have lost more than 35 000 soldiers killed and this is still a conservative estimate and what is all this for the sake of crazy propagandists showing somewhere on their airwaves the russian or soviet flag on the ruins of another answer simply not for everyone in the world, and i am sure for all the not stupid people in russia itself, it is clear that ukraine will win, it is only a matter of time, it is a matter of unfortunately the losses we are suffering, first of all, of people, it is a matter of modern weap