this is already a systematic retreat of russian troops from ukraine because let me remind you they retreated from kyiv, kherson. this is russia who is guilty in everything going on in ukraine and actually globally with the crisis in different countries and of course, with its defeat because it means the unification of the civilized world provide for freedom, provide for our future. >> thank you so much coming to us live from kyiv ukraine. >>> as president biden is briefed on the suspected strike in poland, i'll speak with one of his closest allies and just in, cnn speaking with the mayor of uvalde, texas after audio surfaces proving a top police officer knew children were in danger but failed to act. might this lead to more resignation? stay with us. for the all-new subway series menu the new monster has juicy steak and crispy bacon. but what about the new boss?s? it looks so good it makes me hangry! settle down there, big guy the new subway series. what's your pick? harvey is aware of complaints about his treatment of women. and he's working on that. do you want to expand on that? this is about the s

the chbishop of canterbury made remarks during a visit to kyiv. ukraines more than three and a half thousand russian soldiers and their families have used a surrender hotline since it was created in september. the i want to live scheme is a tactic they are using to try to undermine russian morale. mobilizing hundreds of thousands of fighters. the bbc has not been able to verify how many russian soldiers have surrendered because moscow has not released the figures. james waterhouse, however [no audio] [speaking non-english language] >> a ukrainian message for russian soldiers. what are you fighting for, asks this propaganda video. at one point it offers cash for giving up weapons or machinery. before two numbers appear. ukraine's surrender hotline. from front line to phone mine. is secretive operation takes ace kyiv. one call operator that we have kept anonymous says she gets up to 100 inquiries a day. >> tre are different calls. they tend to happen more in the evening or nighttime. >> she says it's because it's the only time they are alone. we have been g

the mayor of kyiv, ukraine's capital, is warning residents they must prepare for the worst of winterf russia keeps striking the energy infrastructure. it means having no electricity, water or heat and the freezing cold cannot be ruled out. the mayor said the future of the country in the future of each of us depends on how prepared we are for different situations. >> as they gain ground to retake the russian occupied area, these ukraine soldiers don't believe moscow's forces will retreat without a fight. the city was plunged into darkness sunday with no electricity or water. the russian installed administration blamed ukraine and rejected allegations they were withdrawing from the region >> there were some power outages but it is all a matter of time because ukrainian groups carry out terrorist attacks. we are trying to fight this. electricity communications will be restored stream on the front line, everything is the same. our troops have noticed the nazi ukrainians are -- they want to report the city has been freed. >> in the capital, and six other regions, russian airstrikes target

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ukraine. kyivrussian troops launched new attacks across the region's front lines on friday, and that includes in bakhmut. but despite that, ukrainian defense lines are holding. >> translator: military action of extreme violence is still ongoing in the donetsk region. in the past 24 hours, about 100 russian assaults have been aborted in the donetsk region. >> meanwhile ukraine says this is the sign of ordinary life coming back to the newly liberated city of kherson. the first train bound for that city left the capital of kyiv on friday just a week after the russian pullout from kherson. the ukrainian officials are taking part in the investigation into a deadly missile blast in poland. ukraine's foreign minister says they've joined the u.s. and polish investigators at the site of the explosion. ukraine has been pushing to join after the missile hit a polish border village on tuesday, killing two people. poland and nato says it was likely an accident caused by a stray missile, but western officials al

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following the strikes today in kyiv and across other parts of ukraine as well.emember they were rich racing after a brief period of rest bite to repair some of this energy infrastructure and further attacks like this had been what was feared. that is our correspondent in kyiv. it is belief the attacker was an employee of the store who opened fire before turning his gun on himself. or correspondent richard goffin has this report. the himself. or correspondent richard goffin has this report.— goffin has this report. the police were seen _ goffin has this report. the police were seen on — goffin has this report. the police were seen on the _ goffin has this report. the police were seen on the scene - goffin has this report. the police were seen on the scene looking l goffin has this report. the police i were seen on the scene looking for other victims this store is very large with plenty of places to hide. we were able to find multiple fatalities and multiple injured parties — fatalities and multiple injured parties. we put rescue and technical teams _ parties. we

, the spanish minister of foreign affairs announced this jose manuel albarez at a briefing in kyiv, ukraine will also receive 30 ambulances and generators to support energy resources in hospitals , minister albarez visited the areas affected by the latest russian missile attacks and honored the memory of ukrainians who died in the war, the heads of the spanish department also met with the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine by dmytro kulebuy and prime minister denys shmyhal, this is exactly what we asked spain for. this is exactly what will help us protect our civil infrastructure. this is exactly what about which the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, has repeatedly called on leaders in other countries to help us strengthen our technical and vocational education and training, and a very specific contribution from spain is already on its way to ukraine. were investigated and that all those guilty of the genocide of the ukrainian people were punished. i would like to emphasize once again the involvement of spain in supporting ukraine . in connection with the supply of kamikaze dro

in kyiv, ukraine will also be provided with 30 ambulances and generators to support energy resources in hospitals minister albores visited the areas affected by the latest russian missile attacks and honored the memory of ukrainians who died in the war, the head of the spanish department also met with the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine dmytro kuleba and prime minister denys shmygale, this is exactly what it is all about we asked spain this is exactly what will help us protect our civil infrastructure, this is exactly what the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi has repeatedly called on leaders in other countries help us with this to strengthen our vet and the very specific contribution of spain is already on its way to ukraine. i want to remind you that spain has also joined the lawsuit of ukraine in the international criminal court to investigate all war crimes and to punish all those guilty of the genocide of the ukrainian people. i also times i want to emphasize the involvement of spain in supporting ukraine, it is my dream to give a concert in honor of the victory, 1

representatives of the pontiff shelling of kyiv when the un secretary general is in ukraine shelling of kyiv and ukraine when the president of germany is hiding in bomb shelters shelling of kyiv when higher officials of various countries of the world are here shows only one thing sooner or later the quantitative arrogance of the russians will turn into a high-quality confrontation, and we simply find on the way to this gap the opportunities that nato, the western world of civilization, has developed for discussion in order to find points of contact, he in fact, it is emerging, that is, education is already breaking in , patience and it cannot last long, because in fact we can already understand with you that after bali a certain parity has been achieved in the interests of the western world and the eastern world, in particular, the elections in the united states are over, it is already clear what the internal politics will be, the elections are over, the company meeting is over china's synthepius was re-elected. it has a certain internal political stability and the world is

like this and therefore the feeling is simply magnificent, uh, i trained my first flights did in kyiv ukraine there is a seagull like this, they learned to fly on these things. it is clear that the first flights were so intense. you are focused on management and so on. you really don’t care about sensations, and then when the first hour passes, there’s a third hour, probably the fourth, you are already so relaxed. you feel that this air begins to feel the wing and then it comes, that very kind of hovering of a bird, when you feel your hands, like the wings of a bird, this is indescribable. then this feeling is somewhat decreases, because you also feel so much as one whole support there, but at that moment i remember very well, when somewhere yes, the third hour of the flight, and i felt myself. well, just some huge bird that soars over the city there. well, well, here's the feeling. my flight path began here in belarus then continued in ukraine belarus we have an aviation academy. here she teaches a rather serious course for the training of amateur pilots. here weighing 450 kg. here are such

am also happy to see my good friend arseniy yatsenyuk, former the prime minister of ukraine and the head of the kyivurity forum, i will immediately ask mrs. melinda haring to speak melinda we have many things to discuss today, but putin's blows and the missiles that putin launched into ukraine changed our plans somewhat. however, they did not change the idea of ​​our discussion, that we will defeat this monstrosity , nevertheless, what is the reaction in washington to the missile attacks on ukraine and our people ukraine. greetings , danylo. thank you for being here. shelling to everyone who was under attack today. i know that it is very difficult and certain to act in such a situation. at the moment, the us government has not issued any statement. i think that the statement will be issued in a few hours, and i think we all know what it contains. it will sound, it will condemn the attacks, it will say what you said, it is the action of someone who is powerless and miserable, that is the right word, and in fact , the g20 summit is taking place now, and he shows that he is not afraid, he calls what we

checks by the security service of ukraine began, but do they really feel so at ease in ukraine when they are in kyivin ukraine in the kyiv-pechersk lavra that they do n't even hide, they don't hide, they feel great because they have always had a huge presence in ukrainian politics, this is not only about the psg, it is about other political forces that are banned in ukraine at the moment, it is a multitude of all political forces are the lobby of the moscow patriarchate, unfortunately, i have acquaintances, there are in principle normal people, but somehow, i don’t know how , but this works on them well, someone baptized their children, someone there did something there, someone there did he get married or did he perform any other rites in this moscow orthodox church? they are of course connected if they have influence. the moscow patriarchate has always seized such people, drawn in its influence and always influenced ukrainian politics , ukrainian politics, ukrainian politics, and everything. until recently, the special services and law enforcement agencies did not want to deal with it, because it

whole of ukraine, the whole world watched and was surprised because what was happening in the sumy region, it added to the spirit of our colleagues in other regions and in chernihiv oblast and kyivblast, and everyone understood that ukraine would not surrender like that, so it was precisely this popular impulse and such an impulse of resistance that played a decisive role, then the enemy was at a loss for them. there was communication between some units, there was a bad organization, that's why it happened, and that's how it happened here, many factors played a role and determined literally in a minute we had an air alarm in lviv oblast . they stayed there for a few days and reached the brovary region, i think, if again i may be wrong. did they somehow go through konotop or by what forces did some of the columns , so to speak, leave a bunch and went on to the capital, there was a passage they controlled the track kiptibachivsk is the kyiv-moscow route from the konotop direction to bypass the city of romny, through romny itself, the romny themselves, they did not go to the bypass of the city of romny, and a little small units passed there, but the main part was stopped first, the

as a result of another attack by the russians on the energy infrastructure facilities of ukraine on friday in kyiv emergency power outages in significant volumes this was announced by the director general yasno this is the structure of children serhiy kovalenko quote at night took place in new attacks on energy facilities of ukraine in kyiv today in particular because of this, emergency shutdowns are applied in significant volumes. that is, we will not be on schedule , wrote serhii kovalenko. well, as previously reported, i would like to remind you that the russians shelled the vinnytsia region, apparently hitting an energy infrastructure object. well, we will now communicate with gennady ryabtsev, an energy expert to the director of special projects of the center, mr. gennady, we congratulate you briefly, here is the hit, that is, even if the russians hit the infrastructure facilities in vinnytsia, this may affect the energy supply in the capital and restrictions power supply. how do you assess the current state of the power system? please, i would not directly connect these two events, since eme

jeff paul live from kyiv, ukraine. hello, jeff. ty continues to sit in the dark despite officials in kyiv saying most people have had their power restored and it really goes back to this country's effort to conserve as much energy as possible as you can probably see most of the lights deemed unnecessary have been shut off and they are also warning folks, there's still the possibility of the planned outages and all of this is coming at a time when temperatures are getting colder and colder today most of the kyiv region blanketed by several inches of snow on top of freezing temperature that is hoovered right around the freezing mark or just below it and millions right now throughout ukraine are dealing with not only the lack of basic utility at times but starting to feel like winter around here and despite turn in weather the fighting continues especially in eastern and southern ukraine. even with the recent withdrawn of russian forces, the newly liberated city of kherson is still getting shelled the strikes on civilian areas are forc

a lot of contradicting statements there. >> reporting from kyiv, ukraine, thank you. >>> this is a new satellite image of a train crossing from kn north korea into russia. that's from think tank 38 north. after a two-year break because of the covid pandemic, it's unclear what was on this train. earlier this week, the u.s. declassified its intelligence that says north korea is covertly sending ar tilly shells to russia. the shipments are recordly made to appear as if they're going to the middle east or north africa. >>> the governor of oklahoma declares can a state of emergency to get support and resources to people recovering from powerful tornadoes that hit the region. details in just a few moments. >>> plus, it's early november but the temperature sure doesn't feel like it in some eastern states. we'll check in with meteorologist karen mcginnis about the record-breaking heat, just ahead. relax from daily str. plus, shoden ashwagandha for quality sleeeep. so i can wake up refreshed. neneuriva think bigger. two new ihop lunch and dinner menu items for twice the goodness, twice the flav

there are power cuts and water cuts all over the capital of kyiv and many other cities in ukraine. mayor of kyiv said important infrastructure was hit but did not want to go into any details. what is for sure is that is another massive wave of russian missiles on ukraine. another very dark day for the country, as attacks on the civilian infrastructure continue. reporter: -- >> our correspondent also is in kyiv, giving us these details on the russian strikes. reporter: this really was a big deal. one of the biggest attacks of the last mth, month and a half, where russia has discovered it is not able to do a lot to push ukraine back on the battlefield, instead attacking the big cities, attacking civilian infrastructure, power, water, heating plants. most of kyiv is currently without power. that is definitely not the norm. driving around right now, most of the city is in total darkness. most of the traffic lights are out. occasionally you will see a few buildings with lights on. you will ask yourself, why? often people get very annoyed because they see their neighbors with power and ca

and a deputy of the kyiv city council and an adviser to the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraineurity, defense and intelligence. he is now in the direction of kharkiv and luhansk. yes mr. yury, good morning. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. glory to ukraine. tell us what your situation is from a military point of view. the armed forces of ukraine are confidently moving forward. there are certain complications related to weather conditions and the distance between populated areas is already in the luhansk region. but the armed forces of ukraine are actively practicing with these difficulties due to the nature of the actions of the enemy mobilized at the front became much more than it was, that is, the system in the russian federation has already shown its results , the level of training of these people is quite poor , moreover, the mobilized hopes are placed on positions, they are driven by these positions. carrying out a maneuver, namely when the armed forces of ukraine advance, they are mobilized, they cannot even retreat because they go to their own mini fields . in the r

ukraine. brent: our correspondent is in kyiv with more on these latest airstrikes. porter: ukrainian officials have just called the attacks the heaviest wave of missile strikes during the entire war so far. russia has launched around 100 missiles into ukraine today in almost all regions of the country. we have heard air raid alerts, and you can feel it here in the city of kyiv in the shelters and also in the supermarkets that just opened again after the air raids were over. the scale of today's attacks really alarmed a lot of people. i was in my office when i heard the first explosions in the afternoon and when there was smoke rising over the city. from what we know so far, several residential buildings have been hit, at least two people died and many other cities including odessa and others, critical infrastructure was destroyed and millions of people are still without electricity. brent: the mayor of kyiv saying that half of the city is now without electricity. how are people dealing with this? these are repeated power cuts that we are seeing now. reporter: about h

nic robertson, cnn, kyiv, ukraine. >>> former president donald trump gets more time to submit documents after failing to comply with the initial request from the january 6th committee. we'll have more of that story straight ahead. >>> and the leader of the oath keeper's group is expected to be back on the stand on monday. we'll have the sometimes bizarre testimony in the seditious conspiracy case. stay with h us. nothing kills more viruses, including the covid-19 virus, on more surfaces than lysol didisinfectant spray. lysol. w what it takes to prote. >>> welcome back to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is c"cnn newsroom." >>> the upcoming elections in the u.s. will command control of congress. it will likely come down to four races, arizona, nevada, georgia, and p.a. mark kelly has led in all publicly released polls, and the outcome says it tilts toward democrats. catherine masto controls. and in georgia, senator raphael warnock is in a tight race with republican herschel walker. in pennsylvania, the battle between

the conversations of such a citizen who was mentioned in connection with the war in ukraine more than once, he was in kyiv was in contact with the security service of ukraine, all other leadership during all the conversations with whom we will name the most heated yes, fazmaidan was in ukraine. surkov repeatedly during this, who is an ideologue, in fact, of all these uh-uh events. italy is ahead in ukraine, a difficult process of investigating war crimes cases of the russian federation in ukraine, in your opinion, to what extent is he may stretch, but considering the experience of the maidan, this is a very good question that has been bothering me since the very beginning of this war. crimes are committed by military personnel of the russian federation, aggression in itself is a crime in the understanding of today's international humanitarian law, what are these cases, a huge number, and how will it be investigated and what kind of trial it will be for me, and many people. who understands the problem of the ukrainian judicial system, the ukrainian law enforcement system, this is the number one issue, obvi

the armament of ukraine that you do you know about this new aid and whether ukraine will receive patriot systems, because kyivl, first of all, we know that ukraine's allies, partners, and nato countries have declared

. >> survived thank you very much live in kyiv ukraine.o end in sight for the flood of migrants of the southern border by debbie home unsecured secretary he was reportedly ordered the head of customs and border patrol protection to resign. his life or as an equal passive more on the border, hey mike. >> hey eric. there may be shakeups in government bump at the migrants are unaware and they just keep coming. 2050 migrants showing up here in eagle pass, texas. you came from venezuela, cuba, nicaragua to hear where they are nabbing process for the inability to control the border impact of the midterms and now it's causing a shakeup in government. customs and border protection commissioner has been told to resign or be fired. magnus is defiance what his statement reads in parts i want to make this clear i have no plans to reside in a cbp commission approach did not take this job as a resume builder. as he is look at the prospect of being fired, the flow of migrants is uninterrupted. dramatic video as a group the current across the rio grande f

the part of the western allies, do they really hope for negotiations between ukraine and russia in the west, so what were kyiv'sands, a polite suggestion, what were ukraine's demands to be well, it depends on how successfully we will advance now. it depends on the ukrainian soldier. now the ukrainian soldier is in the driver's seat, and the rest of the world is a passenger here. all eyes, this view is now on the ukrainians on the ukrainians. yes, and many experts and military personnel in particular have repeatedly said in the kremlin, they are ready for negotiations only because of the defeats on the battlefield and that putin just wants to take a break before the next attack, but the american general is embarrassed and says in an interview that the initiative is now in the armed forces, and what exactly are they connected with such calls for peace talks do not call for peace talks, one guy is just convinced of our victory and i would really like official washington to have the courage that some real generals of the united states have this, all these constant hints about the necessary negotiations with three t

i want to bring in cnn chief international correspondent clarissa ward in kyiv, ukraine. clarissa, prigozhin as really used the chaos of this war as a way to bolster his own standing and power within russia. >> that's right. no one could have predicted, jake, that we would be seeing this moment now. how much has changed just a year ago wagner didn't even officially exist? now you see yevgeny prigozhin coming out publicly, making statements, criticizing russia 's ministry of defense, recruiting prisoners openly, talking about his role in the so-called troll factory back in the 2016 election. so, this is a very different yevgeny prigozhin than anyone is used to seeing and i think there is a lot of anxiety depending on who you are talking to, about what this portends. is this is serious power play? is he becoming more powerful? and what that means going forward in terms of some of the very brutal tactics that you just elucidated in your monologue there. what does that mean going forward in terms of, will these become officially accepted standards of russian compartment on th

and we had senator portman, a republican in kyiv last _ ukraine. or the house? to some extent. let's also remember _ the house? to some extent. let's also remember that _ the house? to some extent. let's also remember that nancy - the house? to some extent. let's also remember that nancy pelosi| the house? to some extent. let's - also remember that nancy pelosi was there. _ also remember that nancy pelosi was there, mitch mcconnell is there a week— there, mitch mcconnell is there a week later. that is pretty strong bipartisan — week later. that is pretty strong bipartisan support by any measure. this election really has not changed much _ this election really has not changed much. �* , ., this election really has not changed much. ~ , ., ., , ., this election really has not changed much. ., ., , ., ., much. ambassador, lovely to have you in the studio- — much. ambassador, lovely to have you in the studio. thank _ much. ambassador, lovely to have you in the studio. thank you _ very much for coming in. we will keep talking about the midterm elections.

ukraine. such conclusions are definitely successful. but does this mean that the topic of kyiv'slination to negotiations is closed there are certain representatives of politics because they believe that a bad peace is better than a good war, yes. and they believe that ukraine must give up something somewhere in order for russia to stop the escalation that it is currently leading in there is an irrational and to some extent rational objective fear of by the fact that russia can use this ultimatum and nuclear weapons already after the end, president zelenskyi said that he received signals that putin wants direct negotiations and proposed a public format, we are considering what is proposed to the international at the beginning of the conference, other states were also involved so that they could witness everything that was happening so that they would be the guarantors of the agreements , and this is quite important, therefore, under these conditions, i believe that this is the right proposal, the right step, because everything that is secret will then be expressed as the presence

a number of attacks in ukraine, specifically in kyiv and lviv. are getting is that a two-day old baby has been killed after an attack on a maternity hospital in ukraine. we know the mother was the only patient in that facility. we heard earlier o from the grandmother of the baby. we have been hearing from the mayor of kyiv, vitali klitschko, who says the plan from russians is to make as many ukrainians as possible leave ukraine, leave the large cities, and bring about what he describes as the colozation of the country. that is our top story. you can find more on our website, bbc.com/news. also, we will have the latest of what's happening in the world cup. we have correspondence in qatar giving us the details on the world cup. the score at the moment, we are watching belgium versus canada. that is a match that is ongoing. earlier on, we saw tt great big win by japan over germany, 2-1. another surprise there. that is all from "outside source ." bye narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services

. >> ellison barber is live from kyiv, ukraine, with more. what are you seeing here today? orter: a lot of the focus today has been on the discussions taking place at that nato summit the last couple of days in romania. ukraine's foreign minister participated in some sideline sessions. he told reporters today that he has received assurances in terms of ukraine and i'm quoting here, he said that ukraine has received a number of new commitments from various nato members in regards to defensive weapons and energy equipment. he didn't get into a lot of specifics after that in terms of exactly what specific air defense systems have been discussed or any technical details in terms of electrical equipment. listen to more of what he had to say. >> when you have neither electricity nor water supply, you literally become a part of the front line. and you need an immediate support. the people of ukraine will be most grateful if this support is delivered as fast as it is necessary and it continues as long as it is necessary. time really matters. >> a third of ukraine's electrical infras

let's bring in cnn's matthew chance live in kyiv, ukraine. how is kyiv responding, matthew?well, they are issuing a response to this, whitney. first of all, this video is very unclear about what exactly happened. it's heavily edited. and so it's not complete. but you do hear gunshots at the end of the first section of the video which implies that a russian soldier opened fire on the ukrainians that were taking the russian soldiers, his colleagues, his comrades captive. what the ukrainians say is that that amounts to a feigned surrender. they were faking their surrender and using that cover to launch an attack on the ukrainian soldiers in which case the ukrainian officials argue that would not be a war crime, that would be a justified use of force. no one is contesting at this point that these russian soldiers were killed. that drone footage has been confirmed to cnn by ukrainian military officials as being from that scene in eastern ukraine. but of course, the russians are furious about this. they're saying these soldiers, these russian soldiers were executed after they had

reports of missile strikes hitting two with buildings in kyiv, ukraine, minutes after he left. we're awaiting official word from the president's team here in bali, he is scheduled to close out the g20 session with a tree ceremony tomorrow and a meeting with the u.k. prime minister. i do also want to read one last thing we got from the russian foreign ministry, the ministry the of defense, i should say. they are denying reports that one of their missile strikes hit in poland, also denying they made any strikes near targets in ukraine -- ukrainian/polish border. we're going to have to sort out over the next few hours and see what the response is from from the u.s. and other nato partners. liz: okay. and i just want to clarify that this is hitting the tape, edward. the white house says it cannot as of yet confirm reports coming out of poland but, again, that senior u.s. intel member telling the associated press that missiles have hit poland and that they did sail over ukraine from russia. we will be watching this. apparently, two people dead. as soon as we get any more confirmatio

we want to get to christiane amanpour live for us in kyiv, ukraine. this is devastating.h been there, you're there now. it gets cold. what are you seeing on the ground? >> reporter: it's chilly already and we are seeing people getting more and more fearful about what an increasingly dark and cold winter might mean if, as you just have been reporting, this collaboration between russia and iran, in other words the drones that iran is providing russia with, the missiles that russia is using against this and other cities, against the energy infrastructure. if that continues at pace, it's going to be very, very hard for the people here. we were in a home last night where we just arrived a few minutes before electricity went on. they had been without it for nine hours, one woman has a baby. they have to figure out how to cook. they're buying gas stoves to heat food for the baby. the new weapons for this phase of the war are things like power packs for their phones to charge, oil lamps, things like using water bottles literally to diffuse light through the torch of an iphone. ju

greg palkot is in kyiv, ukraine. greg, what does this mean for the war going forward?these developments could be hugely impactful on this war going forward as we learn more today as well about the heavy toll of this conflict. ukraine today says its forces have taken another dozen villages, they try to win back the key russian-held city of kherson. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff weighs in and says he sees indications russia is beginning to withdraw from that area, but officials will tell you very, very cautious, they do not want to get stuck in a russian or a bear trap. and as the fighting continues here, general milley also weighing in with strong claims. he says now that 40,000 civilians have been killed since this war started. he also says that, get ready for this, 100,000 russian troops have been killed or injured and he says the very same on the ukrainian side. these gripping totals are yet to be confirmed, john, but anecdotally we can tell you, there's a lot of sadness here. take a look. thousands killed in fighting this year, losses marked in beautiful

is the volunteers who work there, not only in the center itself, but throughout the kyiv region and throughout ukraine. mr. yuriy, the decision of the kyiv regional council is, in your opinion, an attack on plast. is it just a desire there, i don’t know, to get possession of the building, the territory, the land, well, it’s not the decision of the rr, it’s the decision of the commission, that’s how i understand it, well , since the very morning, there was no decision of the council, there is a statement that the solution is, if the working group is released, but in principle, it is an attack by people who do not understand exactly what plast is. because if they understood, they would never have done it. i hope that they have already understood and everything will be fine in the end, but it is not good right now that is, this is a way to organize another model, which in many areas is also a reservoir center . well, i didn’t want to work on the models that were proposed, let’s say so, and as a result, we have such a reaction, and as a result of this reaction many people in the world who planned to liqui

and throughout ukraine, and we see what they are doing to the kyiv-pechersk lavra . lieve that this church should be immediately liquidated at the state level, all property and all churches should be transferred to the orthodox church of ukraine, and all priests and the russian patriarchate, which in fact are not priestesses, should either be convicted and imprisoned in ukrainian or deported to i'm thinking about myself right now. well, you know, i'll briefly ask about the kherson region. you know what worries me. well, i'm happy with what valery, the brave general, the brave commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, who said that we will not stop until we liberate the entire territory of ukraine, no stops, no negotiations . no, let's freeze something, we will go . and we see that the armed forces of ukraine have actually advanced the dnieper and are advancing along the left bank. for confirmation from the general staff, because sometimes the local authorities announce something and then say no. well, let's wait, let's wait for the city, because there is a vi

joining me now is molly hunter in kyiv, ukraine. molly welcome.nificant take back of the territory. what's the latest? >> a significant take back of their own territory. a huge military loss for russian president vladimir putin. i want to get straight to our partner sky news, which was one of the very first people to get into kherson today. take a listen. >> it feels like big futurist coming here. >> did you ever think this would become -- ? >> from the very first, day i knew it was coming for sure. >> nine months of occupation? >> yes. you have to have something you live for. and this was the moment to love for. a new liberation is not something happening every year. it's something in five generations and it's here to stay. >> now, alex, you hear interviews that alexa's done out of kherson city today with residents. they all say they believe, they knew the ukrainian military was gonna come and liberate this area. it's not just kherson city. it's also the villages and towns around it. we've seen videos of them cheering, kissing, and singing the uk

conditions, so french president manuel macron advocated peace talks between ukraine and russia, but only on the terms of kyivnd at a time when it will be convenient for ukraine, i for my part, who was previously convinced, assume that even now at some point we will have to return to the negotiating table, at the same time, he noted that this should be done on the terms and terms of will be elected by ukraine, and the position of ukraine has already been voiced by president zelenskyi several times. well, there is a relevant decision of the security council of the national security and defense of ukraine, and according to this decision, there can be no negotiations unless, in fact, will there be a return to the format of restoring the territorial integrity of ukraine as of august 24, 1991, or can there be negotiations , mr. volodymyr, for the russian federation, one of the elements of another hybrid war against ukraine, according to which negotiations will be held in parallel, but all - after all, the war will continue in one way or another, as it actually was after minsk, one and the city 2 well, we all know

ellison barber is joining us from kyiv, ukraine.in europe and eurasia. how are the folks there dealing with these constant attacks. there seems to be zero letup. >> you look at a place like kherson, the city of kherson, less than two weeks ago we saw amazing images of that city being liberated, people draping the ukrainian flag around their shoulders, celebrating their liberation in the streets. now the images that we're seeing coming out of kherson are images of pain and despair. evidence of just the daily, constant shelling attacks, people there are experiencing and for some of them, the desperate plight to get out of there. on saturday there was a line of cars at a checkpoint full of civilians in those cars waiting, trying to flee the city that they love, that they have called home, that, again, just two weeks ago, they were celebrating the liberation of it. you have a number of factors at play. there's issues with the infrastructure within the city. concerns about heating, power, running water, basic necessities like that. there

territorial integrity and independence of ukraine of course you can rely on us and that is why i accepted the invitation of president zelenskyi to come to kyivin the grain from ukraine initiative hunger and war are the methods of weak empires that are doomed to death and cannot offer anything civilizing to the world mass shelling of civilian objects prove that russia has moved from imperial war to imperial terror putin again wants to use those elements that repeatedly destroyed the states in the center of europe, if we allow putin to continue on this path, he will become the stalin of the xxi century, and ukraine will once again become the platform of these deadly games, insecurity and lack of security will remain until ukraine regains control over its territory, so it is very symbolic that president zelensky gathered us all here for the grain initiative from ukraine. aid to ukraine in the form of weapons in order to speed up its victory, we are proud of it to join this initiative, well, in fact, we were one of the first countries that immediately heard about this initiative and said that we want to join and here today more than 100 million

again completely inadequate, because the whole point of it is not to bring the city of kyiv to the capital of ukraine displace vitaliy volodymyrovych, the leader. i believe everything is absolutely unacceptable to connect all these topics because i, for example, feel pain about the fate of kyiv and i want a future of high-quality kyiv. that the political struggle continues, the struggle for the information space continues, we see that the servants of the people and the office of the president are very jealous of any of the famous politicians who is perceived as a leader as a local leader and whether someone likes it or not, but he is not going anywhere from the first day in kyiv and, just like volodymyr zelenskyi, he did not run away. he is courageously going through all these difficult days and months together with the city of kyiv, and as for me, again, despite all my claims against him, he is currently doing a very good job, and as a deputy of the verkhovna rada, instead of a servant of the people , he should be more involved in some more practical matters. and if they have questions for the kyiv

i think that this will not happen because the armed forces of ukraine will not allow an evacuation from the city of kyivi go home under the white church. we are from kherson. for example, we will be in ukraine until the end. it doesn’t matter. kyiv will be. let’s say it was the same during the first attack and during the second. if it will remain the same, sit here until the end. if you are going to fly shells over your heads, then go to in europe, the light always defeats the darkness, we hope for the best, we heard what you think, some kind of plan has appeared. well, for now, we are thinking about where we just came from kherson recently, and that's why moving again is so stressful to drive in it to mykolaiv, closer to our hometown

this is kyiv in ukraine. thejob can be pretty dangerous.friends and colleagues have been killed or injured in the course of their work. but we perform a crucial role, giving an impartial account of what's going on and why it matters to you at home. in 2003, a convoy i was travelling with in northern iraq was bombed by mistake by an american warplane. 18 people, including our translator, were killed. you may find this, and some of the other reports, upsetting. we reached a crossroads. then, out of the blue, the american plane attacked. shouting the guy right beside me. you all right? the ammunition and rockets in the wrecked cars began exploding. the bomb had landed only ten yards away from us. i even saw it fall. for decades, we've had teams on the ground reporting conflict. the vietnam war. battle outside saigon. airfield and in that time, there have been three strikes. this is the third one coming over now. there's the big guns... just gone over here. with british forces in the south atlantic... argentina has - invaded the falklands. i'm

ukraine, one of the biggest since the war began. there were strikes across the country — this was kyiv. most of ukraine's major cities were hit.ure of the city is a common tactic in war, trying to pressure a government by making the lives of civilians hard. translation: i am against the war and people have - to remember that you can't give life back. those children who will never see their parents again, the children who will never be born — a generation is being lost. ukraine's president zelensky called for action. translation: firing missiles is a russian attack _ on collective security and a very significant escalation. we must act. i want to say now to our polish brothers and sisters, we stand with you. free people will not be broken by terror. this evening in kyiv, emergency services were still at work. what happened here and across the country and what seems to have been a deadly leakage of the war into poland amounts to a challenge of the highest order for western leaders. they need exact details and, if necessary, an appropriate response. in kyiv, civilians were dealing with russia's traumatic reminder that nowhere is

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said there with a visit to ukraine, they are now there, and norway, well, iceland, two latvia, estonia, sweden, there are also finland, a number of ministers have arrived in kyiv ukraine should lose because, in principle, it will be the defeat of the whole of europe, it is the security of europe. well, that 's all understood. i would like to continue the subject of the possible and possible end of the war is of course it should at least somehow continue with negotiations. the vatican offered to become a platform for negotiations and the vatican state and as a religious religious heart of the catholic church to the whole world, but by the way, the pope called russia an aggressor, but not putin, but the kremlin refused to accept the vatican's offer to become a negotiating platform, so they really wanted negotiations, why suddenly the vatican didn't? well, the fact is that this idea has been voiced several times weeks ago and this brake a-ah that worked. only now the information russians tried separately to stop it with their own initiatives, because this interview and the content is at the suggestion of pope francis, and he has only now reached ukraine well, unf

destroyed by russia, in return, ukraine must continue reforms that bring it closer to eu membership , upon payment of contributions, european structures will check how effectively kyivlements reforms, ukraine has a maximum of 35 years from 2033 to return the money the proposal of the european commission must now be approved by the european parliament and the council of the eu, president volodymyr zelenskyi thanked the leadership of the european commission and called such a step as a manifestation of true solidarity on the part of the eu, 17 countries of the european union sent half a thousand electric generators to ukraine, this was reported by the vice prime minister for european euro-atlantic integration olena stefanishyna. earlier, kyiv asked the eu and nato to help with energy equipment after the russian strikes . well, and because of the terrorist attacks of the russians on infrastructure projects, millions of ukrainians are now forced to sit without electricity and without water, and it is already obvious that this winter will not be easy. of light and water lyudmila gavrylyuk will show because there will be light and heating you can live even in high-rise bui