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rostislav says that just this new status of theirs will definitely not suit them, and they are readyuainted with the documents, and strategic, and us foreign policy planning with reports is all -they write directly we need to avoid a direct head-on collision. with russia it was written before the ukrainian crisis. it still says now, therefore, uh, the whole world saw that the united states satellite was under two parts of the attack and the united states did not fight for it. this too. they are the same damage, the united states is not ready to invest for its ally. and here, by the way, zelensky fell into the same trap that saakashvili did in 2008. well, that is the same scenario, but at the same time, the united states can count on something. well, i'm just here, as they say. yes, there are different options. now i'm trying to e, as they say, to analyze. they can count on what now the russians mean, but they are engaged in special operations in ukraine. they have them. uh, there, uh, in fact, a lot of work diverting resources is going on ships plus plus there they have some other po

about 40 russian artists of different generations from classics such as igor shelovsky, yuri kuper, rostislavically students of the work that we show tell about spring about flowering. each work has its own special history of creation, for example, in maria safronova's sunday painting, all the images are collected. as a designer, these are gestures, he is with an old american photograph, but, uh, the same mugs. i saw in our provincial cities. no, a ship of several buildings. i just when i go to the ukrainians. i always take a lot of pictures. and from these here, but in pieces. i often collect some buildings that become a single building next to the culture printed on 3d printer, the authors andrey shkarin and maria efimova created them during the pandemic, they created such fantastic gardens and i think they thought about how, in this situation of isolation, some kind of creative abilities are born and some kind of forced situation in which we it turned out that at the same time it gives an impetus to some kind of germination, and this is the work of the artist yulia nemutdinova, a sculpture

the russian rockets on tuzla anded all around rostislav. >> first two, followed by two more.aw them personally where they were coming from. i was standing next to the wall over there. >> reporter: as russia ramps up its bombardment of both military and civilian targets in ukraine, it warned that ukraine security services, communication facilities would be hit to, quote, suppress information attacks against russia. russia can't help but see that it is losing the narrative. the information war, with the world rallying to ukraine's side and rejecting russia, diplomacy, sports, business, and on and on. in the lead-up to this russian invasion, there was a lot of speculation and fear that russia would try to shut down communications, shut down power and impose a blackout over ukraine. they have not been able to do that. almost a week into this war. but in hitting this tv tower and announcing they would be attacking other communications targets, that may be changing. while russia claims to not be targeting civilians, tuesday's strike killed at least five, the government says. the de

the russian rockets on tuesday landed all around rostislav. >> translator: first two followed by two more. i saw where they were coming from. i was standing next to the wall over there. >> reporter: as russia ramps up the bombardment of both military and civilian targets in ukraine, it warned that ukraine security services and communications facilities would be hit to, quote, suppress information attacks against russia. russia can't help but see that it is losing the narrative. the information war, the world rallying to ukraine's side and rejecting russia, diplomacy, sports, business and on and on. in the lead up to this russian invasion, there was a lot of speculation and fear that russia would try to shut down communications, shut down power, impose a blackout over ukraine. they've not been able to do that almost a week into this war. in hitting this tv tower and announcing that they would be attacking other communications targets, that may be changing. while russia claims to not be targeting civilians, tuesday's strike killed at least five. the government says. the deadliest in th