oh, we heard just right now, the ukrainian president, mr. zalinski is saying his aim is to retake crimea. is that an achievable objective? probably not absent a complete collapse of the washing army and you couldn't rule that out. it's highly unlikely that ukrainian forces can we take the territory that russia now occupies russia is just in superior military position. very short supply lines. plenty of troops to man, the artillery and tanks that they have, and they are fighting a very short war. they're fighting a war for the, the kilometer ahead of them. the 2 kilometers are ahead of them. they failed in that major military maneuver. they started at the beginning of the war a 110 days ago to try to seize the capital of ukraine. that was decisively cheap, retreat defeated, but this kind of grinding artillery heavy warfare favors russia and hold ukraine. i decided disadvantage. i'd like to pick up on on that, that the idea that this war is going to grind on for quite some time. the games that ukraine made at the start of the war that you alluded to as well are, are beginning to erode. it

it's necessary to mr. zalinski, give a command if he still has command over anything to allow foreign and ukrainian ships to enter the black sea turkey lab. rob next stop in his tor is armenia where he's going to meet his counterparts from post soviet republics, which are considered russia's allies. so let's hear what he'll have to say after the meetings with these important politicians to we had from turkish political analysts. you know, so now he thinks ukraine will eventually have to follow russia and turkey's cause for ensuring safe passage for grain export. this is an interesting topic because actually we heard about this grain and food crisis from western media. first. this is the really clear case of making use of the threat of mean by the cranium. so to force. busy or to, to provide the ground for american and british war ships to enter the black sea seats. i think that in the middle term crane will give into this proposal of the russian foreign minister and will give up the other demand, such as american bar ships or additional weapons deliveries to train in exchange for the

and terry, of the french president in or my home has gone on the record suggesting mr. zalinski might have to negotiate with russia is their backing for this among the transatlantic allies. give us the lay of the land statements like that. and ones that are similar ones that we've also heard from from the germans chancellor, previously don't have, i would say universal support at nato headquarters because you have these countries like the baltic states who have the most to lose if, if you were to give ground to vladimir putin, if you were to say to vladimir zalinski, okay, now you need to give up these territories that have been taken by force. of course the eastern country say where we could be next and they're not going to be supportive of that. there's a lot of outrage when there are statements like that at the same time. there are other countries that may be more, more amenable to, to talking about peace negotiations at this state a lot. depends on the context. layla a lot depends on what would be expected of ukrainian president vladimir zalinski. of course, everyone knows that th

and terry, of the french president in or my home has gone on the record suggesting mr. zalinski might have to negotiate with russia is their backing for this among the transatlantic allies. give us a lay, the land statements like that. and ones that are similar ones that we've also heard from from the germans chancellor, previously don't have, i would say universal support at nato headquarters because you have these countries like the baltic states who have the most to lose if, if you were to give ground to vladimir putin, if you were to say to vladimir zalinski, okay, now you need to give up these territories that have been taken by force. of course the eastern countries say we're, we could be next and they're not going to be supportive of that. there's a lot of outrage when there are statements like that at the same time. there are other countries that may be more, more amenable to, to talking about peace negotiations at this state a lot. depends on the context. layla a lot depends on what would be expected of ukrainian president vladimir zalinski. of course, everyone knows that thi

and the, the fact that mr. zalinski, or doesn't want to go along with an agreement, ah, that was reached ah, at brokerage by turkey. ah, is indicative of something more serious to me. ah thought, protested broken act in the pakistani capital of his lum. about falling statements by an indian ruling party spokeswoman seen to insult the prophet mohammed. wow. the pretense and violent when demonstrated clashed with police. as they tried to approach the indian embassy, the crowd has demanded an apology from delhi, along with the expulsion of its ambassador to pakistan, demonstrates his health flags, banners, and many were armed with wooden sticks. his what people on the streets had to say. if needed, we will go to the indian embassy, even if we have to sacrifice our lives and we will tell them we're lovers of the prophet mohammed. we all muslims with full power solidarity and unity must make it clear to the world that there is a difference between freedom of expression and blasphemy. 5 this is unacceptable by any means, a common muslim i will never tolerate a single word against the prophet m

we also have some d mining activities going on, but a few days ago mr. zalinski asked for weapons that can be used against russian ships. so that's a clear signal of what their intentions are. what if you crane is ready to start d mining activities than we are to? we're discussing the details with turkish defense units. while the russian navy controls nearly all traffic through the northern part of the black sea, and since the invasion february, russian forces have blockaded ukrainian ports, including the largest, which is odessa. and that's been bombarded by russian missiles for weeks. now, blocking millions of tons of grain, the fighting is put other ports like tomorrow's and use me out of operation on the see of as of 2 major ports. barragan's. can mario paul are ready to resume green shipments that the kremlin and says key of needs to remove naval mines from them, even though mario paul is already under russian control? will the save ourselves shallower than the black sea and its ports are only accessible to smaller vessels? will turkeys, foreign minister says the country is ready

and the, the fact that mr. zalinski doesn't want to go along with an agreement that was reached a brokerage by turkey is indicative of something more serious to me. ah, meanwhile, new economic records have been broken in the us where inflation has reached a new forward decade high of 8.6 percent in may, with average gas prices hitting again in all time national higher, more than $5.00 per gallon. that's almost $2.00 more than dr. is we're paying a year ago. well, some of them how they feel. now, a lot of the bang i can do because i have to pay for those in less, less later. well, you gotta think about gas now. you gotta decide, is it really worth it to go out there or not? could they need extra money? i want to go to the club or go to the bars. i've got to spend money just to have fun, but then on that get well yeah, think about that. i usually put full time rounding. i see dollars and i like a $100.00. we don't want to go too far and we don't wanna use a car too. much because it's pointless to wait. right now. gas prices have been rising steadily since january last year and the us imposing

newton or mr. zalinski, i believe this weekend or the beginning of the next week, we will continue our telephone diplomacy. there is already a roadmap that's emerging and after having talked to them as soon as possible, we will render this corridor operational. we have about 20 ships, docked in the region and with the ships we're going to transport the ukrainian green out of the ports are diplomat to get to james bay's has more on us present job biden's remarks. very strong message coming from the us president bank. i think by all of the other members of nato, all of the 30 members of the alliance, they believe they have strengthened themselves. they believe they've strengthen that position against russia. and they believe they're on the path very soon to becoming not 30 allies, but 32 allies with sweden and finland now formally invited, going to have accession protocols signed on tuesday. all not one vote. watch this space a little carefully, because in the last hour we've been listening to the turkish leda, president, tuan, and he has said, yes, i've agreed to this thought there's a

and the, the fact that mr. zalinski doesn't want to go along with an agreement. ah, that lisa reached it. ah, and brokerage by turkey is indicative of something more serious to me. ah, that's had to pakistan now a vast protests of broken are in the capital of his lamb about that fall as statements. fine indian ruling parties spokeswoman seemed to have insulted the prophet mohammed. the pretense turned violent when demonstrates is clashed with police. as they tried to approach the indian embassy, the crowd had demanded an apology from delhi, along with the expulsion of exam facetime to pakistan. demonstrate his health flags, banners many were owned with wooden sticks, his what people in the streets had to say. if needed, we will go to the indian embassy, even if we have to sacrifice our lives. and we will tell them your lovers of the prophet mohammed. we all muslims with full power solidarity and unity must make it clear to the world that there is a difference between freedom of expression and blasphemy. this is unacceptable by any means. a common muslim will neve

newton or mr. zalinski, i believe this weekend or the beginning of the next week. we will continue our telephone diplomacy. there is already a roadmap that's emerging and after having talked to them as soon as possible, we will render this corridor operational. we have about 20 ships, docked in the region, and with the ships we're going to transport the ukrainian grain out of the ports. so pretty tight timeline if this all goes to plan. and of course, in the end, the key person that has to say, yes is president putin. but if a further phone calls between president to go on and president putin, either this weekend or the beginning of next week, you could have that signing ceremony in his temple in days. and then potentially, you could have the grain coming out of the port with un inspectors, we believe will be inspecting the ships that will come in to get the grain to make sure that not bringing weapons in. and then the turkish navy taken them out through the black sea. it's something that really could help people way beyond ukraine. it could help, could help allevi

we will continue to conduct phone diplomacy with mr. vladimir putin and mr. vladimir zalinski this weekend or beginning of next week. we already have a roadmap that has been put in order. we will contact them and try to realize this grain corridor as soon as possible. and important development in recent hours, the barely populated but strategically important snake island in the black sea has changed hands. russia says it was relinquished as a gesture of goodwill. but one ukrainian m. p told me it was actually retaken by his country's forces. when we have seen russia and gesture goodwill, it's something that couldn't be together. they just lost the battle for snake island because yes, without snake island control, we couldn't provide secure shipments of green. it's impossible. so that was absolutely needed to make the shipments today would, did it un believes that the plan to try and get the grain out of ukraine could be a major 1st step in trying to solve the global food crisis. if they do a deal, i'm told it will be signed in a stumble. i think odd and has been strategically important for

mr. your is off of the foreign policy advisor to ukrainian president zalinski. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. oh, ga vela is honoring to ukrainian journalist with freedom of speech award for their work documentary, the siege of mario pole. if jenny malo let cut, an empty slump, chair, not worth filled missiles hitting apartment buildings and recorded the work of doctors and undertakers, as well as documented the suffering of countless victims, their images of a maternity hospital destroyed by russian bombs. these images were seen around the world, t w's. benjamin albert spoke with both journalists after today's ward ceremony, and he asked about the difficulties of reporting on the war into great cities. this war currently is the most dangerous war i've covered to have covered several so main restriction. and the main danger is how difficult and how immensely dangerous for the life of the journalists to do their work. just to go out and shoot them right into. take photos isn't predictable, the weapons are heavy. celtic, n

mr. crump, we heard from the ukranian president zalinski, a warning that more attacks were take place. likely. likely this week we saw the capital city. they're attacked over the weekend as well as other cities. now we've got this attack that we just saw on emmanuel shaw's reporting on. what is the strategy here? i think is quite right to expect more attacks and has been this patent of more strategic attacks inside ukraine by russia, using cruise missiles, ballistic missiles and systems like that to reach further into ukraine. hit more strategic targets. part of that is to reduce weapons flow coming to ukraine. part of it to reduce the ability of the credit military to operate, whether it's destroying diesel supplies, the oil refining, come and check. as you mentioned, which is the previous target. there's been a patent of russian activity, but it dropped off a little bit in recent weeks. probably too much supposition from some analysts that rushes out of long range, but it's also certainly not. or they have to be quite selective about what they target is. what so unusual about this,

her is of course, he's the ukranian president. zalinski is foreign policy advisory saucer, the deputy head of the president's office. mr. zach, it's good to have you on the program. i want to talk about the situation on the front lines just a moment, but i'd like to start with this historic week. how confident are you that ukraine will get the green light from the european union this week? to begin these fast track of session talks, well, the 1st positive news, the got the previous speak was the opinion of the european commission, and many would not believe this opinion would be positive. now i have this positive opinion recommending the european union member states to support these opinions. plus also we have the support of several leaders of the european countries. johnson shows president monochrome prime minister, druggie produced a right to support his phone conversation with president key. so definitely this is a consensus decision. you cannot be 100 percent. sure, you can be sure all you have to visit decisions made. but if we have more positive then even several days before expectations of the final decision or

you. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has visited 2 towns near the front lines of the war with russia in the eastern dumbass region. he says he met with troops in mrs. shanks and presented them with some awards. the city is just a few kilometers from better donetta square. one of the was biggest battles is currently taking place. the frontline trips all ref zalinski, who is body left, the capital keep since russia invaded. let's go to zane bas ravi who is monitoring developments in key zane. let's start about these. start with these visits. that president vladimir zalinski has been making how, how much of a difference to make to the ukranian troops when he visits where, where, where they're fighting. well, this is really, these are really significant trips being made by president. so and sky, this is the closest he's been to the front line ever since this war began. and let's just go down the list of places he went to now, earlier just a week or so ago he was in car keys and went to the frontline there shortly thereafter. that area was attacked by russian missiles. he took this trip just a day after very dramatic missile strikes in the east of the

mrs. interrogation. these are political tactics. we refuse to succumb to them. ukraine's president has called for the united nations to expel russia, followed amir zalinski addressed the security council the day after russian missiles it a shopping center in the ukrainian city of crime and choke killing at least 18 people. zalinski shared video that he says shows the building was the intended target. moscow says that it hit a near by weapons that both, that of subsequent explosion triggered a fire at the moment. tension is wanting high. the indian state of rochester, after a hindu man, was beheaded on tuesday. footage of can hi, allows murder was posted on line. he'd been accused of blasphemy for supporting a politician who made comments about the prophet muhammad. 2 people have been arrested. police force with people protesting against the government in peruse capital lima. the demonstrates as a demanding president federal castillo, increased teachers salaries and support to pensioners as to you, himself as a former teacher and union leader. but he's faced political gridlock and unrest since taking office last year. truck drivers have declared an indefi