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despite moscow insisting that it's only focusing on military sides. ukraine's president for ms. lewinsky, says russia is trying to destroy his country, but ukrainian troops will not back down. he could at the women, are armed forces are brave and creative. we are causing losses to the enemy. they don't know where to find help for themselves. it is miserable, pathetic that they were preparing for this for many years to subordinate us to destroy our country. this is why we need to hold to fight to win, in order to come to peace, which we deserve to develop. russia has denied asking china for military assistance in ukraine. the criminal says it has enough resources for its campaign. russia has accused the u. s. and e u of trying to provoke russian troops into attacking major population center. a 4th round of talks between ukrainian or russian negotiators as wrapped up and negotiations are expected to resume on tuesday. ukraine says it's seeking peace and the ceasefire. ponens big cities are struggling to accommodate the number of refugees escaping the war and ukraine. a mass of warsaw and c

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so to ms. lewinsky address the u. s. congress from keith, he once again pushed for no fly zone, telling congress that russia had turned the ukrainian skies into a source of death. for those of the headlines next up, its people in power to stay with us. the latest news as it breaks, this is one of the growing number of chick points around the city. oh, suffer risha. most of the men you see did a members of the civil defense policies. they all volunteers were detailed coverage aid workers are focusing on the more vulnerable, but many more need help from around the world. because an area that generally fees abundant rainfall that strong winds, lack of humanity, are making it easy for fire like this one to spread all across ah. every year this year in west africa, producers, thousands of tons of uranium mostly for use in french nuclear power stations. the french government believes nuclear energy to play a vital role in the countries fight against global warming. but critics say, extracting uranium is dangerous for those

and his ukranian counterpart below ms. lewinsky have now discussed what's been happening at the power plant. let's go straight to white house correspondent kennedy holger, presuming this conversation has just taken place. what more do we know over we know is that the united states is gravely concerned about what has happened to and is trying to ascertain how this occurred. what we know is that us officials are coordinating carefully with the officials in ukraine to determine not only how this occurred, but to, to what extent we know that the officials are briefing the president. we know that he is being updated regularly. and this coordination is happening for both of these leaders. we also know that this is something that is of grave concern and has been a concern for some time. in fact, there have been preparations that began as the concern about the build up to the russian invasion of ukraine, given the fact that there knew there would be these vulnerabilities. there were mitigation efforts that were put in place, given the fact that they knew there would be the potential for a gra

ah ah ah ah, this is d w. news ally from berlin law to ms. lewinsky says he's willing to consider neutral status for ukraine with the russian invasion in its 2nd month ukraine's president says negotiators are carefully studying the issue, a central one to russia, security demands. israel host a historic summit with the u. s. in for arab states. israel says it's deepening alliance with its arab neighbors can help counter the threat posed by iraq. and coda winds the best pick.

ms. lewinsky has appealed to israel. the help against russia, he told his ready politicians, both countries face the threat of destruction. this is not just a military oper.

you couldn't in president what ms. lewinsky has accused last go of creating a humanitarian catastrophe, as he once again called on moscow for peace talks, saying it is now time to quote, restore territorial integrity and bring justice for ukraine. he said, russian troops have been showing long, military infrastructure earlier. russian president vladimir putin in emphasized that moscow is doing everything to ensure the safety of civilians amid the fighting . more than 3000000 people have fled to ukraine since we started the conflicts with more than 2000000 having arrived in neighboring poland. thousands of refugees have been waiting in queues to receive a local id number and to allow them to work and get medical care for the next 18 months. hundreds of thousands of others have gone to hungry will lock him out over and romania, overwhelming a range of public services there. people say that you can't return because it just isn't safe. so don't you know little so my house is still there, but it's not safe to be there. people haven't come out of the basement for 8 days. there are also some

. >> including senator lindsey graham who says lewinsky told them about the horrific things that have been done by russian troops and that the united states should be increasing sanctions on russian fuel to try and slow the military advance. >> this one more difficult for >> there were numerous examples of war crimes provided by presents or machine. and my view is in full-blown war crimes mode. >> some of the things that senator graham said includes things like russian troops, imprisoning and killing ukrainian mayors and even targeting more civilian areas. >> hundreds of international students are trapped in the middle of a war zone in the eastern part of the country. kron four's gayle ong getting a chance to talk to one of the students along with the bay area, nonprofit now working to help. >> you know, people that i waking by announced but are waking sounds. >> just well as an indian medical student at state university in eastern ukraine around 30 miles from the russian border. she is one of hundreds of international students stranded in the middle of war. ukrainians like the open a

in his nightly address laws, ms. lewinsky accused russia of destroying ukraine's culture and history. or assist give he's got through the russian army, received orders to destroy everything that define to people a nation, a culture. 80 years ago the nazis did exactly the same when they tried to capture europe. same russian occupy as a doing this summer thought no one will forgive them that hopefully they will be held responsible if you will. the united nations development program says the war will leave deep social and economic scars for generations to come. early, 20 years of economic progress in ukraine may be lost if the conflict continues. 90 percent of the population may face poverty or will be more vulnerable to economic hardships and half of ukrainian businesses which have shut down since the war began . may never reopen. i speak to akim steiner. he's administrator for the new and development program. he's. there's part of the doha for him. thank you for joining us. we've already seen the impacts of the war on things like global food and energy prices on a more micro level, whe

compromise while ukraine's president says moscow's demands are becoming more realistic and voted ms. lewinsky has reiterated his cool friend, no fly zone in an address to the u. s. congress. president biden announced he will send drones and anti aircraft weapons to ukraine. he also cooled russian president vladimir putin. a war criminal, same bus ravi, in the very reports and the days events in ukraine. the 3 weeks of war of shelley of cities besieged and more shocking reports of attacks which have confirmed could amount to war crimes. 10 people queuing for bread and chinese, north of the capital, give killed in an alleged russian attack. in the southern city of nikolai, of the cost of conflict, counted in corpses. the brutality of this war is moving faster than peace talks. a father waged to collect the body of his 37 year old son who leaves behind 2 children of his own. we didn't really, really believe when he was so friendly. he had a lot of friends and got on well, everyone. if someone needed help, he never refused, and the only one in full capacity. foreign minister survey lab, ralph say

but ukrainian president low to ms. lewinsky remains defined, telling russians that unless they back down, they will take several that generations to recover from their losses. russians are only just beginning to grapple with challenges facing their economy as factions and international isolation. again, divide from inflation to supply chain logistics. every corner of the economy will feel the effect. smith has more from moscow. every copay, counts as russians begin to feel the effect of sanctions on their economy. $1.00 bought $75.00 roubles before the war, now it buys a 100. that means higher prices for imported goods, such as the fruit and veggies in this market. what guns yet they is learned. the sweets used to cause 70 roubles. now they cost $100.00 and she can also. we don't leave a luxury light, but the prices went had notably, financially the price of sugar went up significantly more than $10.00. and i ran out of salt and sugar and i couldn't find danville now to day they appeared. no my pension would be a nasty, it is not so little, but i spend almost half of it on medicines. so

convoy some 65 kilometers long, still just outside of the city. crane and president of lot of ms. lewinsky has condemned the deliberate targeting of civilians calling and murder fighting around the capital key of has intensified with russian forces pushed further into the country. the international atomic energy agency says it's extremely concerned of reports that ukrainian authorities are having trouble reaching staff at 2 nuclear plants. it's after fighting broke out in separation on friday. the facility is now under russian control. according to the un nuclear energy body access to mobile networks on the internet, a report of even cast at the part communications with staff replant using radioactive material. and mario paul have also been lost or been at ramberg as an expert on nuclear proliferation. he says, russian bosses could be targeting nuclear plants to gain control of ukraine's energy grid. you can, they can take on a nuclear plant, could release its redirect to golden environments and you'd have a, a worst case it should over once on steroids. i would imagine one of the reasons

her give ukrainian president lot of ms. lewinsky is appealed to israel for help against russia. he just, members of these really connected by room, soon as he like, and the russian invasion to the holocaust and told politicians both countries faced the threat of destruction. i faucet reports from west jerusalem israelis gathered and television to watch his speech. the let me as a lead sky had wanted played to politicians inside israel's connected with the parliament in recess its members joined from wherever they were by zoom. the significance remained a jewish president fighting a war in europe as appealing to what he set out as a sense of shared history by history and our survival and world war to listen to the words of the kremlin. they use the terminology of the nazi party. so it's a tragedy that they wanted to exterminate all europe. they did not want to spare any one of you. and now, any of us, they call this the final solution. but it wasn't long before ukraine's president pivoted to the present and israeli governments current policy. israel's prime minister, natalie benn

you can in president why miss lewinski has once again called on moscow for peace talks, saying it's now time to quote, restore territorial integrity and bring justice for ukraine. you choose russian troops of showing non military infrastructure. earlier, russian president vladimir putin emphasize that moscow is doing everything to ensure the safety of civilians. amid the fighting, more than 3000000 people have fled ukraine since the start of the conflict with more than 2000000 having arrived in neighbouring poland, thousands of refugees have been waiting and choose to receive a local id number to allow them to work and get medical care for the next 18 months . hundreds of thousands of others have gone to hungry slovakia, moldova, and romania overwhelming a range of public services. people say they can't return because it isn't safe. why don't you know, lotion my house is still there, but it's not to be there. people haven't come out of the basement for a day. there are also some people who haven't come out since the fighting began and we heard a lot of shooting in our region. it was qui

it took the monica lewinsky scandal for gore to get mad at bill. got along great until bush refused to pardon libby. and obama and biden were the best of palace until obama endorsed hillary for the white house. these happened at the end. the partnerships started out strong. not so much can kamala harris and joe. something is going on between them that is pretty weird. the vp hasn't kept her feelings a secret. she feels trapped inside the d.c. bubble. the turmoil within the white house is worse than we thought. an upcoming book by a "new york times" journalist reveals how dysfunctional the relationship is. politico reported that the books gets into their weekly lunch meetings which seem real awkward and superficial. no personal talks. just slurping at soup and going through the motions because they have to. and not just joe who can't connect with kamala harris. the first lady didn't like her either. when the wife doesn't like somebody that person has to go. there is no other way. if jill has a beef with kamala harris that's a real problem. biden is

lewinsky has been asking so strongly for more aid from the west. he's grateful buddy is asking no-fly zone speaking everyone in america and the politicians there. it appears that is not coming the next best thing he says he badly needs jets. there is a deal to send jets over. only that is if they can backfill the jets as they give ukrainian pilots know how to fly these and that's what they need. the u.s. can supply f16's in those planes might make their way over here, getting them here is another thing altogether. on the diplomatic front president putin spoke with micron of france and met with the diplomatic passes seems like an optimistic one at the moment. the last two took place in belarus and ended with no agreement. putin said the former deputy minister to negotiate whether ukrainians set more senior minister of foreign affairs. they were not negotiating as one assumes in any good faith. at the moment putin will continue to try to seize his objectives. that's what we see we see the civilians continuing to rise. steve: it is an atrocity. it get

ms. lewinsky is insisting on a face to face meeting with president light in person. but moscow says that's premature. delegates the juice continue talks in istanbul on tuesday. meanwhile, inside ukraine roches advance appears to have ground to hold on several fronts. from the city of levine, rob mcbride, now reports. russia is continuing its attacks on defense facilities across ukraine, including fuel depos with this site in the western city of luke getting hit over night. with torps, expected to start between the 2 warring sides ukraine's president vladimir lensky has struck a conciliatory tone. he seems to accept russia's military presence in some parts of ukraine in some form as part of any deal. yup. when you must, would he bullshit it today? i understand it's impossible. russia give up. yep. completely. that will lead to world war 3. i understand completely. i'm aware, he's also confirmed, he is willing to consider ukrainian neutrality in the future. provided president putin pulls back his forces on ukraine's western border with poland. there's relative order af

yesterday, for prominent russian journalist conducted an interview with ukrainians president as a lewinsky. and russia banned the interview from airing inside russia. one of the journalists interviewing president zelenskyy asked a question on behalf of the editor of russia 's last remaining independent newspaper, novaya gazeta. today, that last independent newspaper was forced to suspend its operations. novaya gazeta's editor won the nobel peace prize just a few months ago. for decades, he has found ingenious ways to keep his paper going, despite a men's government pressure and censorship. but this latest media crash down proved too much even for him. basically, no more independent media in their country, russians are largely cut off from news about the war that is raging next door. in particular, they are not getting news about the remarkable resistance that ukraine is putting up. and the heavy toll that is being exacted on russian forces. this is footage released by ukraine today of what it said are russian vehicles destroyed outside of kyiv. the ukrainians, also claim to have taken back

a concern that russian forces are regrouping, that their tactics may be changing, and presidents lewinsky has already said the false responds are being used in ukraine. no we haven't had any confirmation of that, but there are two examples that have been circulated on social media, one being used on the outskirts of kyiv, and another in the eastern region of lucas. but president biden has said that if chemical weapons were to be used, here in ukraine, that nato would respond in kind. now we don't know what that means, but following his meeting with -- this morning president biden will move on to poland where he plans to meet with american forces based there. we expect him to also meet with ukrainian refugees who have been made -- half of ukrainian children have been driven from their homes in the last month since this war began, and one other thing to mention, is that russian precision guided missiles are said by the pentagon to be running a very low in supply, which means they're going to become very reliant on unguarded bombs, essentially done bombs which have far less precision, and fa

now in his late night address, president lawyers lewinsky has said that the country is going throughthe worst ordeal in its history. and he has urged ukrainians to hold on. >> it if the russians did expect to be welcomed with open arms in ukraine's cities, the reality must of been sobering. demonstrators in the southern city marching in protest of their occupation. go home a chant at the military convoy. the response, gunfire from russian soldiers. warning shots, that people who simply do not walk in the. it is not just civilians offering divides, in the city of mariupol, under siege since the invasion began, the ukrainian military released these drone pictures of what they say is an attack on russian armored vehicles. and the resistance continues elsewhere to. as the elderly are helped out on the outskirts of kyiv. the mayor estimates that 10,000 people have stayed behind. >> 70% of our city is now ukrainian territory he says. 30% is controlled by russian occupiers. we are doing everything to liberate 100% of our city. it is to the west that a new front could be of greatest concern.

presidents lewinsky addressed it last night. telling people to fight back. and these huge dramatic efforts. whether from israel, united states, germany, uk. and the no flight alone from nato. that is crucial to saving this country. >> adam, thank you so much. well, the rest has refused to impose that no-fly zone upon ukraine. despite calls from zelenskyy. we're speaking to catwalk, or who is a former bum or to nato, and resents is -- during donald trump's administration. >> first of, all we have done this in the past. we have done no-fly zones. we've done it over areas of iraq, for example. it's almost the same as attacking. we know how to do this, there is a protocol for this. secondly, we made very clear that this was for humanitarian purposes only. we are there to prevent attacks on the civilian population. and we do this over kyiv and western ukraine in the geographic rain. we are not coming close any borders. and we have very clear rules of engagement. we will not be striking any ground targets, any russian forces unless fired on. and we're not gonna be

like back in the day when monica lewinsky would come on late night talk shows and she'd go, i'd liketo broach this, though. don't we? >> it's kind of why we book to you. you have to elaborate on the cigar, at least. do you at least feel that it's open season. before you were under fire for cancer cancel culture. our people in the comedy community feeling a little bit on edge? >> people in the comedy community feel on edge all the time so they usually just hang out and eat edibles all day to try to take the edge off. it's kind of case-by-case. i'm comfortable around other people. it's not a problem with me. but some folks may feel another way. >> jesse: all right. if anybody tries anything with you, you better hope that security is there to suggest that they sit down because adam is gng to knock them out. thank you as always. adam corolla. before we go, i wonder thank you guys out there for making jesse watters prime time the fastest growing cable news show the first quarter but you been with us since we launched i wanted to thank you and the team for getting in on the ground floor is

but i do want to stress that presidents lewinsky has directly asked us from the humanitarian provisionzen and one people, broadly speaking, who prefer people to settle closer to ukraine. because he wants people to go back again. this is very important in this country, postwar. >> you are absolutely right. and we will listen to what president zelenskyy will have to say. but you said you didn't hear -- that. i'll tell you what she said. she said visas are set up in cali, and she says that's not true, and she says it's the residing matter. did you agree? >> i do not know enough to accept what you are saying today. i do know that there is a visa acceptance in -- . and there are also people assisting in cali, in order to provide people with information. i just want to stress that what we don't want to do is see people from the ukraine, caught up with what we know very much is a criminal people, tracking off ration. that runs out of cali. which is something that we certainly do not want. we do not want people escaping a war, to getting caught up with that. so what we want everybody to do is

president lewinsky has accused the eu of moving too slowly and imposing sanctions on russia, as the formeran president dimitri mcquade have reportedly said it is foolish to believe sanctions would in fact affect the kremlin. the pentagon says russia is running out of precision guided missiles and could turn to less accurate bombs and artillery's as a result president biden has said he thinks russia should be removed from the g20 he said the issue was discussed that yesterday summit any local official -- situation there as a humanitarian catastrophe accusing russia of targeting food stores during a monthlong siege of the city -- >> president biden's motorcade arrived early at the nato headquarters for the first of a trio of summits. the u.s. president himself then said to be the leader of the free world. joe biden represented just that meeting a group of nations together united against unprecedented russian aggression. around a table, they agreed to double troop numbers in eastern europe, to bolster nuclear and chemical defenses, to provide ukraine with more weapons. by a video link from ky

despite that violence, earlier tonight vladimir lewinsky called for solidarity in a message to anti-war protesters across europe. this is how it looked to thousands of people gathered in georgia's capital city. >> president zelenskyy, thank you very much for being here. all of europe's watching you. all of europe is showing solidarity. >> i would like to call a upon you not a moment of silence, i would like you to come out on the streets and support ukraine support our efforts and support our fight. because, if ukraine will not stand, europe will not stand. >> you are watching an all out assault on the ukrainian people. we are left with the situation, facing off with what is now a quite hostile nuclear power. the only way out of this incredibly dangerous situation, is producing some set of costs for russian president vladimir putin that make him decide it is too costly to decide to continue his war, but don't trigger an all out shooting war between nuclear powers. so far, despite the completely unprecedented wave of economic warfare against premier president putin. he seems undeterred,

so lewinsky had been, a non-politician, he'd been a politician.in international relations, he said that after that he didn't trust anyone. it was quite damaging, and more than that i think in the transcripts were released, others like president putin could see the contempt with which president trump was dealing with president zelenskyy. i think that in itself was very damaging. more broadly, the whole world could see that the president of the united states was ready to trade corn asheville security interests, for his own personal political gain. hugely, hugely damaging, because you have everybody who is so inclined wanting to jump on to the gravy train. so, yeah, i would say it was a very damaging incident. but fast forward to today. zelenskyy, president zelenskyy has made the transition from comedian to president of a developing democracy, to a war hero, a man who is inspiring not only his own country, but the world. >> let me ask you about that, because you say, and you write so eloquently in your book, about how your efforts were there to help

so lewinsky had been, a non-politician, he'd been a politician. international relations, he said that after that he didn't trust anyone. it was quite damaging, and more than that i think in the transcripts were released, others like president putin could see the contempt with which president trump was dealing with president zelenskyy. i think that in itself was very damaging. more broadly, the whole world could see that the president of the united states was ready to trade corn asheville security interests, for his own personal political gain. hugely, hugely damaging, because you have everybody who is sovezelenskyy, president z h% thei, terth ordinary people had to follow the laws, and we're often the victims of corrupt effo shake them down, and so forth could see the contempt with which president trump was dealing with president zelenskyy. i think that in itself was very damaging. more broadly, the whole world could see that the president of the united states was ready to trade our national security interests, for his own personal political gain.

able to speak with the ukrainian president zelensky, including senator lindsey graham who says the lewinsky told them about horrific things that are being done by russian troops and that the united states should increase sanctions on russian fuel to try and slow the military advance. >> this one more difficult for there were numerous examples of war crimes provided by president or machine. and my view >> is in full-blown war crimes mode. >> so some of the things that senator graham says it includes things like russian troops who are imprisoning and killing ukrainian mayors as well as targeting more civilian areas. tonight we're getting a closer look at exactly what ukrainian families are going through as they try to flee the violence in their home country. reporter robert sherman introduces us to a family that is still on the move. looking for a safe place to stop. >> for 6 year-old mare soul and her mother, alana, it's been a long journey. they fled her son, ukraine. once the bombs started falling and trapped hundreds of miles to the west. we're ever seen. we're sleepy, we're >> just cds,

the lewinsky warned that russia would try to impose its own choice of leader in occupied territories. >> the invaders in the kirsten region are trying to repeat the notorious formation of pseudo-republics. blackmail local leaders, put pressure on local deputies, look for someone to bribe. >> the u.s. is sending another $200 million worth of military equipment. >> russia's invasion threatens not just ukraine's democracy, it threatens democracy and security across europe, and by extension, when democracy's threat named anywhere, it threatens us all. >> millions of ukrainians have already left. these children's being treated for cancer, boarding a medical train over the border in poland. none of them knowing, exactly when they'll ever be able to make that journey home again. greg, sky news. >> well, britons are opening their homes to refugees fleeing the war. and will receive 350 pounds from the government as a thank you. this calls from criticism as the uk for the refugee crisis. michael explains that local authorities will be provided for 10,000 per person who finds refugees in the uk.