this is not ukraine's fault. russiars ultimate responsibility as it continues its illegal war against ukraine. >> back in june, the u.s. announced it would open a permanent military base to boost nato defenses in the country's border on ukraine. just this week, germany announced it would announce a maintenance hub in slovakia to service and repair weapons it has delivered to ukraine. since september, the slovak airspace has been protected by czech and polish forces. that's after the country decided to phase out the use of its soviet era fighters. mobile look low to its airspace to the world when the invasion began and announced a state of emergency. now let's bring in our guests. we have a lecturer in modern european history at queens university belfast and specialist on russia. in singapore, a visiting lecturer at king's college london and author of the book "russia up's -- pressure's road to war with ukraine -- "russia's road to war with ukraine." this is a day that many predicted would come, spillover of russia's war

in addition, we have another international proceeding, this is russia against ukraine, which is also raised this episode and russia presents its version of what happened and claims that ukraine should be responsible for the downing of the plane, that is, if there is a registered case russia against ukraine on the sword episode 17 where russia insists on its own to such a propagandist version of what happened. that is, this is a lawsuit not only about nh17. that is, it is a whole series of complaints and about the alleged oppression of the russian-speaking population and the fact that we did not block this north crimean channel and among other things there is this episode according to emei 17, where russia puts forward its version. that is, it is deliberately avoiding those proceedings that are against it, but the most interesting thing is that they claim that they are this investigation that was conducted by a joint investigative group, that they deliberately threw her out of there so that she would not yet be admitted to attention to the evidence provided by the russian federation, a

ukraine is definitely the people who in 20-30 years will exercise power in russia. that this will not happen. they will not treat ukraine as a part of russia, but they may simply need wars for the sake of maintaining this very authoritarian structure, the regime in order for ukraine to feel safe, in principle, social changes are needed in the russian federation how realistic are these changes? from this point of view that the ukrainian belarusian lands, and in general the territory of the former soviet union is russia , historically russia, and this is what should first of all change in the public perception of the world is that they will not consider russia to be ukraine or belarus until recently russia was considered half of poland and russian propagandists at the beginning of the 20th century were happy to convince that all slavs are one people, that poles are different from e-e russians, and russians then considered great russians and little russian belarusians only because that they are catholics. these are just such intrigues of the west that simply turned part

pete le pete has conceded defeat, russia and ukraine have confirmed a recent exchange of 214 captured fighters. russia's defense ministry released footage that it shows the $107.00 russian soldiers being received. the ministry said the soldiers were heading to moscow or medical treatment. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski says, russian strikes have lived some 4 and a half 1000000 people without power across the country. valencia uses moscow of energy, terrorism for escalating attacks on your claims, hollow grid as winter looms. similar attacks on infrastructure have also damaged ukraine's water supplies. officials have ost refugees not to return to the country this winter because our fears are further shortages. our correspondent nick connelly told me how challenging it is getting the power back up after such a strides. i think it's getting more disco every time simply. it's an issue of spare parts running out the authorities here say they're now totally dependent on supplies of this equipment coming in from abroad if they're more rocket attacks from russia, which were expecting t

torn apart, unprecedented to lead by enormous divisions within the group over how to approach russia, ukraine conflict, the head of the global gathering, the german tend to look pushed and hold on the nations for and isolation of russia here at the summit, or rather more isolation because that is what the west has been exercising for months now with endless packages of economic sanctions against russia, but it didn't seem to be working and even seems to have the opposite effect as the economies of the united states and western europe are now projected to be declined to. with the near full decades, inflation rockets in prices for food and energy due to and to russia economic sanctions. they in fact, initiated while india and china that's russia logically strengthened, ties and corporation with after being pushed towards the east and isolated by the west are on the opposite to become the world's leading economists in the near future. and they seem to only increase trade with russia, some impressive figures for you in the last, in the 1st 8 months of these here, china investments in russia showe

russia cruise missile attacks. but let me be clear, this is not ukraine's fault. russia bears ultimate responsibility are suit continuous. it's illegal war against ukraine or back in the us announced it would open a permanent military base in poland to boost nita defenses in countries bordering ukraine. the alliance has added for new combat units in slovakia, romania, bulgaria, and hungry. just this week, germany announced it will establish a maintenance hub in slovakia to service and repair weapons. it has delivered to ukraine and since september, the slovak, our space is being protected by the check and polish air forces. that's after the country decided to phase out the use of its soviet era make $29.00 fighters. moldova remains relatively neutral at closed its air space to the world when the invasion began and announced a state of emergency the. well now let the bring in our gas than in belfast. we have alexander tittle lecturer in modern european history at queen's university, belfast, and a specialist on russia and singapore summer perri, a visiting lecturer and was study that kings college london and all 3 of the

from attacks by russian cruise missiles, but let me be clear, this is not the fault of ukraine, russialy responsible because it continues its illegal war against ukraine, at the same time, the nsdc of ukraine said that ukrainian military personnel should be urgently allowed to the site of the attack oleksiy danilov said in ukraine there is evidence of a russian trace in this incident yulia kryuchkova radio svoboda well and continuing the statement of the president of poland after all, idu da said that the explosions the previous evening in the east of his country were an accident and that warsaw does not consider the incident with the missile to be an attack on his country, nevertheless, what conclusions will be drawn from all this in poland and that the main thing is that in nato , in general, we will talk about this further. andriy deshchytsia, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of ukraine to poland, joins the broadcast at 2:22 p.m. good evening. good evening. yes, i have already announced to you once today, sir. what effect, from your point of view, will the fall of these

uh did they unleash on our oleksandr, let's move on , because there is a lot of talk about russia, we as ukrainefficially demand the condemnation of its actions, the recognition of the country as a terrorist, and the lower house of the czech parliament recognized russia as a terrorist regime, the deputies adopted the corresponding resolution, the document condemns russian attacks on civilian infrastructure, energy facilities and the population of ukraine, the czech republic believes that russia is trying to achieve its political goals with such terrorist methods through intimidation of civilians, said the deputy speaker of the verkhovna rada of ukraine olena kondratyuk czech parameters also supported the creation of a special tribunal to punish russia for war crimes in ukraine i will remind you that russia has already been recognized as a terrorist regime by the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe . what is the sejm of latvia, oleksandr? and here are these decisions of a single format. when do you think they will be collective? yes, because so far we only have the parliamentary assem

, of course russia is trying to present it as a condemnation of ukraine, but i thinkhat everyone and joseph biden meant exactly this communique condemnation of russia for its imprudence for its war crimes in its illegal invasion of ukraine the mood between seidhenpin and biden again coming from zay on both sides after the meeting did not seem to be negative it seemed that they are seeking or have already created a new foundation for pragmatic relations despite huge disagreements about taiwan that will not go anywhere and also big disagreements about tor because the trade sanctions of the trump administration against china are still in effect in the biden administration but the opposition the russian war in ukraine is what unites the usa and china, as well as the need to fight pandemics around the world and restore their economies despite trade differences, and finally the fight against climate change also unites the usa and china, creating a completely different atmosphere in relations the usa with china than in russia's relations with china. in the end, this is the s

, lots of people are drawn parallels between russia and ukraine a couple _ parallels between russia and of years ago and where we are now— a couple of years ago and where we are now with china and taiwan, china being _ are now with china and taiwan, china being the _ are now with china and taiwan, china being the aggressor and claiming territory— being the aggressor and claiming territory in taiwan when taiwan recognised as an independent country~ — recognised as an independent count . ., recognised as an independent count. ., , . , recognised as an independent count. ., , . ., country. that takes us nicely onto the financial _ country. that takes us nicely onto the financial times, _ country. that takes us nicely onto the financial times, the - country. that takes us nicely onto the financial times, the same - country. that takes us nicely onto i the financial times, the same story, you know you do wonder what was behind the smiles and what taiwan, rosa? . . �* behind the smiles and what taiwan, rosa? , , �* ., , ., , rosa? yes, president biden has a bit more full fight _ rosa? yes, pr

but washington says, russia is ultimately to blame because it invaded ukraine. kristen through me, has worn out from the u. s. western countries and nato align countries in particular use the opportunity to call out russia and blame russia for specifically the death of the 2 people in poland. they said that regardless of who fired the missile, it wouldn't have been fired if russia had not invaded ukraine in the 1st place. the military and democratic republic of congo continues to lose ground to the m $23.00 armed group. the fighters are widely understood to be backed by rhonda, a charge that call you denies. new peace talks are scheduled for monday. authorities in dominican republic are sending thousands of haitian refugees back to their country. the un has warned they face violence and human rights violations, back home, gang warfare and political time. we have fueled in exodus and recent months. at least 5 people have been killed in iran by unknown gunman, out of bazaar in the southwest. and city of is there 6 others were wounded in the attack and state buildin

iran _ prior to the ukraine war. --to russia. iran still— prior to the ukraine war. --to russia. prior to the ukraine war. --to russia. iran still claims it is i russia. iran still claims it is neutral in the conflict but ukraine's president zelensky has accused iran of lying about the true extent of its involvement. translation: we should involvement. translation: - should down at least ten iranian drawings every day. we are certain that iranian instructors have been teaching russian terrorist how to use these drones, yet tehran remains completely silent about it. ,, ., remains completely silent about it. the sian heder136 drones and questions _ it. the sian heder 136 drones and questions are _ it. the sian heder 136 drones and questions are known - it. the sian heder136 drones and questions are known as l and questions are known as kamikaze drones, named after the japanese suicide pilots in world war ii the japanese suicide pilots in world war i! because of the way they are completely destroyed on impact. and that impact has been devastating. injust on impact. and that impact ha

, of course russia is trying to present it as a condemnation of ukraine, but i thinkthat all the ding-ping and joseph biden malounov mean by this command, what exactly is the condemnation of russia for its lack of prudence for her war crimes in her illegal entry into ukraine, the mood between siedenpin and biden, again based on the statements of both sides after the meeting, did not seem to be negative, it seemed that they were seeking or already have created a new foundation for pragmatic relations despite the huge differences over taiwan that will not go anywhere, as well as big differences over trade, because the trade sanctions of the trump administration against china are still in effect in the biden administration, but opposition to the russian war in ukraine is what unites the united states and china as well as the need to fight pandemics around the world and rebuild their economies despite trade differences and finally the fight against climate change also unite the usa and china are creating a completely different atmosphere in the relations of the usa with c

on this question of russia's invasion of ukraine, on the substance of what you've just said, i imagineatement on its position of total opposition to russia's continued brutal invasion of ukraine, but there will be some of course distancing from that. china will not sign onto such a statement and of course indonesia itself plus india may have a different view as well. but this is par for the course at summits of this nature. i think sergei lavrov will be surprised by the level of solidarity across much of the democratic world over what his country has just done in ukraine. absolutely, and as you point out the war in ukraine really dominating the agenda. one of the key issues that countries will be discussing today is food security and how the blockade of grain exports from that region is really affecting globalfood prices. do you see any sort of concrete action coming from this meeting orjust meaningful rhetoric rather than actual action that they can put in place? i think as we approach the geopolitics of this g20 summit, there are two big questions on the agenda. one is what we have j

, the general assembly adopted a resolution on compensation for damages in ukraine and russia are talking about reparations tonight, the general assembly voted for this resolution. well, the russian authorities continue to accuse official kyiv of the fact that ukraine does not want to sit down at the negotiating table, well, it is meant to negotiate on the terms of the russian federation, meanwhile, the russian occupiers continue to lose manpower and equipment in ukraine , as of the morning of november 15, russia has already lost only 82,80 people in ukraine in the last day , the armed forces of ukraine destroyed 710 orks, at the beginning of the great war, the russians have already lost in ukraine 2,861 tanks, 5,773 armored fighting vehicles, 1,850 artillery systems, 393 rocket launchers, 208 anti-aircraft weapons of defense 278 aircraft 261 helicopters 4351 units of common equipment 16 ships and boats - 399 cruise missiles 1511 drones 160 units of special equipment i hope that very soon the politician, deputy of the kyiv city council, serhii taran, will join our broadcast. h

ukraine ? connection at this hour and now we will talk about how, in principle, the war that russia continues against ukraine for the ninth month in a row perceives the world and how it treats this war in general, how adequate the perception of the civilized world, so let's talk with a british journalist, a senior researcher at the johns hopkins university, support from meran hello, peter, in principle, this is the perception of war in the west, how much does it differ . western consciousness. but there is one trend that all the time sees, well, one very important aspect of this war, and that is the imperial war of russia against ukraine, the torture of a large nuclear country a-a will humiliate and take its sphere in the leninykh as they say an independent country and it is necessary to understand all this because it is necessary to explain the complexity begins when a-a to understand wider and large-scale consequences everything is convenient for many people see the war how evil mordor attacked the good hobbits a-ah and this is part of the history of course, but here more of course is happening, it

told about the situation on front and whether it is possible to reach a compromise between ukraine and russia tirgazerechno new rutor in ukraine recently celebrated the liberation of kherson what is happening now on the fronts the war continues but among the military there is excitement after the liberation of kherson to continue the offensive of course we need to be careful with calculations and logistics and provide the army with means to continue in the same spirit the russians cannot stop us because they do not have such strength of spirit and motivation advance yours your latest victories in the war what does this say about the russian army about its readiness, because we remember conversations even before the war about the capture of kyiv in three days lost, the russian army lost its base of infantry officers in the first 6-7 months of the war, they have lost most of their modern equipment, now they are sending to the front militarized people who are not prepared, but not mentally prepared, and not yet equipped enough. they have a lot of old soviet equipment, such as armored vehicles or

russia. andriy kostin is leading ukraine's investigations into war crimes committed by russia following its invasion. in an exclusive interview in kyiv, he told the bbc�*s catherine byaruhanga any talks would have to hold russian officials accountable for atrocities carried out in ukraine. let's have a listen. i don't think that there is a time for negotiations, especially from the point of view of making russia accountable for war crimes committed. how can we be a negotiations about war crimes committed by russia and russian aggression? russia could be held accountable and when i hear of the issues of gas prices, of inflation, of some fears, i tell our partners, i tell these people, you also suffer from tell these people, you also sufferfrom putin's tell these people, you also suffer from putin's aggression. you want to stop this suffering just to leave ukraine alone with russia. i don't believe that european, american people, or civilised world, is ready for this risk. but we are now, ukrainians, paying the price by our blood, people in europe to live, maybe a little bit worse than they lived befo

ukraine. the incident came on the same day. russia bombarded ukraine with scores of missiles targeting cities and infrastructure across the country. in these fields near the ukrainian border, the search for answers continues. it was here that a missile came down on tuesday, killing 2 and sparking fears that the worn ukraine might escalate into a wider conflict. had this been an intentional attack on nato member, poland. a could have triggered a military response by the alliance by analysis of these fragments, let war so to conclude, that the message was not launched by russia. who others to be sure. agatha, it was probably an es $300.00 rocket made in the soviet union, an old rocket. and there is no evidence that it was launched by the bush inside. it is highly probable. it was fired by ukrainian anti aircraft offences. and unfortunately, fell on our with heavy tree. russia on tuesday launched dozens of crews my southern drones at civilian targets in ukraine as president putin sheets to compensate for battlefield defeats with terror. has always ukrainian president vladimir. the lensky denied

with russia's global war in ukraine. in the room at the summit, how difficult will it be for an impactful statement when it concludes? that is going to make a difference? the concludes? that is going to make a difference? ~ , , , concludes? that is going to make a difference?— difference? the key issue here is the role of _ difference? the key issue here is the role of china, _ difference? the key issue here is the role of china, russia - difference? the key issue here is the role of china, russia is - difference? the key issue here is the role of china, russia is not . the role of china, russia is not going to vote in favour of a statement that will condemn the war in ukraine. the key issue is how far china is willing to go in order to accommodate the opposition to the strong russian aggression, and the closer china get to this position, the more difficult it will be for vladimir putin to continue the war he has conducted on february this year. he has conducted on february this ear. ~ , �* year. when president biden met

visa v what russia did in ukraine. i think you're right that the war has been a disaster for russia. and i hope that the chinese see it that way as well. but i'm not sure that they're looking at the failures of the russian military and assuming that their military will perform just as badly. maybe it would. maybe it would that i don't know the answer to that. but i also don't know what xi jinping thinks the answer to that is as well. he might well think the russians are poorly organized, but we're i don't know. i'm on the question of of us control of core chipmaking technologies. you know, that's absolutely right. today, if you want to make an advanced semiconductor, you can't do it without us software and us made machine tools. and this is a huge strategic advantage right now. we do know the chinese are pouring funds into their program to domesticate these technologies right now. they've got a long way to go, but it's a key focus of the chinese government. and over time, we should expect that they'll make at least some

ready the fact that russia continues to fire missiles into ukraine shows that russia isn't taking any of this seriously. and they're not taken it to heart, meaning that, oh my goodness, we're worried about me too. all right, a lot of barking. and of course, a lot of lessons to be learned from this one former marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter. thank you so much for your time and insight. thanks for him. not all of this comes as ukrainian cities remain without electricity after russia has reportedly conducted about 85 strikes on ukrainian infrastructure. that's according to authorities and key ad r g correspondent, mariah garcia, has more details about the blackouts affecting the country. damian government has described the situation with electricity as desperate evil, bordering on catastrophic inter regions in ukraine have been plunged into blackouts . outages of being observed, observed over the country. low ball network operates as a limiting services in the bid to keep others rubbing, such as basic phone calls. in tier half the cities said to be with our power in oil,

and he talks occur. russia needs to leave ukraine. and so these talks between russia and the u. s, i think really part of that constant conversation that's going on now the head of private russian military group factory has defended a brutal video, apparently showing the death of immersion rehab defective to ukraine. what's known about the consequences for the factors in russia. yeah, and that's a great question and is not just wagner, the p. m. c, or all the mercenaries, there's also chechen malicious and the russian military, all of whom have a pretty strict line on diseases. and so we've heard instances of troops being shot by the offices when they, when they refuse to go into combat. and, and we've had whole companies of russian soldiers refusing to fight and then being taken back and in prisons. it's very, very difficult for the russians because morale is very low in the army and at times they are finding hard to encourage that sheeps to fight. and so that taking an ever increasing the strict line in order to maintain discipline. mike martin, thank you for joining us on tit

they have always supported ukraine, but they say so frankly that russia is guilty, in what way will they be held accountable, because in relation to ukraine, we started with this. these are the processes that the geno assembly, let's hope , started, so, uh, reparations, compensation, and for the rest, how will the country go? oh tep, what did he say , when will russia completely become like this? well, it will become completely if, for example, it is expelled by the traitors of the un security council and where it illegally kissed the place of the soviet union in december 1991 they just changed the nameplate, there were no organizational procedures, this was a violation of all the internal rules of the organization, you know that ukraine turned to the secretary with a question to clarify on what basis the russian federation just sat down in the place of the soviet union . er, that aggressive policy led by russia and so on, er, i'm sorry, but the un security council is the body that is responsible for security in the world so that there are no such conflicts, and the aggressor country sit

ukraine. the incident, it came on the same day that russia bombarded ukraine with scores of missiles targeting the countries, cities and infrastructure mangled farm vehicles lie in the huge crater caused by tuesday, blast a long way from the front lines of rushes, invasion of ukraine. this conflict now arriving at a grain factory just 3 miles across poland border. to day investigators combed the wreckage with poles weary of wants to come through, you thrown up of not a legal weight. calmly, statistically speaking, it probably had to happen at some point. we as i simply so close to ukraine, so that as you, the officer took a little room that i'm waiting to see what happens next. how the state reacts. i'm trying not to succumb to fear. i'm waiting for more information, but it's unsettling to the program. like the explosion hedges, russia launched a massive wave of rocket attacks across ukraine. but poland, leaders say they went the target, it's up sort of thing. it's yes because we was about silently, no indications that it was a direct attack on poland. so the fact that polish territory was hit

ukraine. president zelenskyy quickly came out and blamed russia, even before all of the facts were in. the reason we are seeing nato saying it's not ukraine's fault is that ukraine was only firing its air defense systems in response to a massive campaign of air attacks by russia. in fact, what we saw yesterday was one of the biggest air campaigns by russia since the beginning of the war. most people here believe that this was a direct response to the loss of kherson. this city was recently recaptured by ukrainian forces. we have all been seeing for the last several days the images of people here in kherson celebrating in the streets. the soldiers coming out like rock stars, signing autographs, signing flags, hugging babies. all of these images have been broadcast back, at least via the internet, to russia. this has been something of a humiliation personally for vladimir putin. so we saw this massive response overnight, which triggered the ukrainians to fire their air defenses and apparently one of those air defense systems misfired and landed in poland killing these two people. that's w

russia's invasion of ukraine is expected to top the agenda. eeting begins a day after russia agreed to rejoin a deal allowing for grain shipments from ukraine's ports. the ukrainian government said seven ships carrying agricultural products were able to leave ukrainian black sea ports today. the original deal to reopen the ports was brokered by turkey and the united nations. when the grain deal was first reached in august, u.n. secretary general antonio guterres called it "a victory for diplomacy." well, we turn now to look at if other diplomatic steps could be taken to end the war. we are joined now by richard gowan here in new york. he is the u.n. director of the international crisis group. with these latest developments and the g7 meeting, russia rejoining this grain deal, what you think is a possibility of russia ending this war through negotiations with the world community and ukraine? >> i fear that we are not much closer to a real end to this conflict. it is positive that russia has rejoined the grain deal. i think it only suspended its

here at the summit and said that they should put a pressure on russia to make a grain deal possible for ukraine to export grain. and he literally said that as young should take all measures possible to stop russia from playing hunger games. and that is something that might resonate with asian nations because of the world food crisis that is, has been triggered by this war. and the russian invasion is, is a big concern here. now looking at the political violence in me in morrow, as in, as a block has faced criticism over its lacking of a response to this. what can we expect from this summit on mean are well, 15 points have been published late yesterday evening and there were some surprises in those points. for instance, that a special envoy is now ready to talk to opposition groups in myanmar that was not possible earlier from from amazon. and that was something that was met with a furious response from the military in myanmar they have been uninvited from this meeting. and now as and has also threatened if there is not any meaningful progress in the 5 point piece plan that they have agreed some

sprinklers and ordered the closure of factories and construction sites to control to smoke. russia and ukraine have confirmed a recent exchange of $214.00 captured fighters. russia's defense ministry released footage. that's that it says shows the $107.00 russian soldiers being received. the ministry said the soldiers were heading to moscow for medical treatment. foreign ministers from g 7 countries of pledge to keep supporting ukraine through the coming winter on the 2nd day of talks here in germany, they also criticize north korea. for series of recent miss are launches and denounced what they described as a political crackdown of protests and iran relations with china were also on the agenda. coinciding with german chancellor, it will have shelter trip to beijing, german foreign minister on atlanta. babcock is expected to speak shortly, and we'll bring you live coverage of the press conference in minster. well, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski says, russian strikes have left some 4 and a half 1000000 people with our power across the country to lansky accuses moscow of energy, terrorism

addressed it. leaders of this world of the world's largest economies gathered in indonesia. russia's war in ukraine is in the spotlight. this year's g 20 summit, despite it not officially being on the agenda. zalinski told g 20 leaders via a video message that now is the time to end russia's war. he once again laid out his conditions for entering the conflict, presenting already called a piece formula, and includes a complete withdrawal of russian troops and full restoration of cranium control of its turn. but local, where i'm convinced i'm now with the time when brush is destructive, more it must have, can be stopped. i mean, what us bring in dw is chief international editor richard walker, who's in bali. hi richard, great to see. so ukrainian president lansky, as we've seen, there has made a strong appeal. tell us what it, what else you have to say. yet, we're pablo. and we, we've seen during the course of this war just what a an adept communicator zalinski can be in this international fora. we've seen him addressing the united nations by video, like we've seen him speaking to, to many national p

russian federation. terrorist stefanchuk also thanked estonia for recognizing war crimes in russia against ukraine as genocide and recognizing russia as a sponsor country of terrorism, your support for the international tribunal and joining the lawsuit in the international stadium are big steps in support of the rule of justice, of course i want to thank you for your support, this is financial support, military support, humanitarian support, and this is support for sanctions against the russian federation. we are also very grateful for support for the recovery of ukraine already at the level of specific projects and a specific area, and believe me, this is such an example that we show everyone and tell because, as already repeatedly it was estonia there as a percentage of the largest gdp, weapons help us with weapons yes, and now we see that in the reconstruction, too, so far it helps the most, creating a dugout for mortars is not just a temporary safe shelter during hostilities - it is the housing of the military , even in war you want comfort therefore, the defenders tried to make the dugout as

absolutely, that ukraine has to be successful, which also means that russia has to lose. and this is where the conversation about weapons comes in. ukraine can't be successful in getting back its territory unless it beats russia back and then ukraine needs the tools to do so. and i think the clarity that this won't end until ukraine forces and ending on its own terms by having a territory back. that this is square one and we're seeing more mobilization to give you creating the tools to make that happen. you may do has also valve to support while dover, ga, in bosnia. we've all been shaken by russia's invasion. i mean it is extending its security umbrella. very wide, or at least the hopes of being under this umbrella alpha can it stretch before it stretches too much? well if the hope of the umbrella right. because if the umbrella had extended to give in february we wouldn't be where we are today. and so this hope for countries to be able to enter remains the symbolic nature of bucharest, and best summits there themselves, bosnia, moldova, georgia, have the hope of entry, bu

iran admits supplying a limited number of drones to russia. ukraineays tehran has yet to come clean on the full extent of its involvement in the conflict. british police say extreme right—wing terrorist ideology was behind the firebombing of a migrant processing centre in the south east of england. the un urges elon musk to ensure twitter respects human rights as concerns grow about the platform spreading more hate speech since his takeover. and singer and rapper aaron carter is found dead at his home in california. the crucial us midterm elections, of days away and president biden and former president obama have taken to the stage together at a campaign rally in pennsylvania. mr biden urged the cheering crowd in his home state to back the democrats�* john fetterman for the senate. he said the elections would shape the country for decades to come. this isn't a referendum this year, it's a choice — a choice between two vastly different visions of america. vastly different. maybe it's in our blood, butjohn and i believe that all — it's all about fightin

so now, in the literal sense, as in volgograd, they want to flow around for many regions of russia. ukraine the infrastructure, the decision to increase attacks on the critical infrastructure of ukraine as an object of military rule, he is absolutely correct . here are the photos showing how they are running around with candles and power banks instead of the world with courage and taking everything to hell the devils who are sitting there have now suddenly begun to recognize the reality that every attack on the infrastructure causes even greater hatred of russia, ukraine, and the dvizhskoy humanitarian disaster . to the zelensky like russia, but to fight in the territory where you are hated is doubly easy, and personally we have no doubt that every time without peace is converted into demilitarized russian soldiers, especially so that the last command is as stupid as meat, for example, in order to cheer up the people, they sent the russian marines, the spetsnaz din, an assault unit of pavlovka near ugledar, under pavlovkoi, we screwed up the defense, they went into the village, there were f

launched a massive wave of rocket attacks across ukraine since the stuart or russia, illegal war in ukraine. nato has increased fur vigilance across or east than flank and we are monitoring the situation on a continuous basis. an investigation into this incense is ongoing and we need to await its outcome. but to have no indication that this was the result of a deliberate attack. and we have no indication that the russia is preparing offensive military actions against natal. our preliminary analysis suggests that the incident will slightly caused by a ukrainian air defense me sign, fired to the fens, ukrainian territory against russian cruise missile attacks. but let me be claire. this is not ukraine's fault. russia bears ultimate responsibility. ass it continuous. it's illegal war against ukraine. in the meeting today, nathan allies offered the deepest condolences on the tragic loss of life. they expressed their strong solidity with our valued allied polen and made clear that we will continue to support ukraine in its right to self defense. russia must stop this sens

this is not ukraine's fault. russia bears ultimate responsibility. ass. it continues. it's illegal war against ukraine. yes, dalton burg speaking earlier in brussels now d. w, brussels correspondent terry schultz was at that nato press conference, and she asked at yet trenton berg more about poland initial response to the messiah explosion. it does the fact that the polish government, i'm even asked her hours of assessing what had happened, was still ready as of this morning. as i understand it to possibly ask for article for consultations. does that indicate to you that they do not feel reassured? despite all of these measures that have already been taken and you said that you're constantly assessing and you've got things on tap. i'm our, our military planners making any, any additional plans at this very moment to send more to pull and to reassure them . because obviously this is a credible scenario since they had an article for teed up even after investigations were under way. thanks was i spoke with 1st and do last night. so we agreed the owned importance over await

absolutely the conditions are clear, french president manuel macron advocated peace talks between ukraine and russia, but only on kyiv's terms and at a time when it would be convenient for ukraine. parties that were previously convinced, i 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 term that will be chosen by ukraine, and the position of ukraine has already been voiced repeatedly by president zelensky, well, there is a corresponding decision of the security council of national security and defense of ukraine, and according to this decision, there can be no negotiations unless there is actually a return to the format of restoring the territorial integrity of ukraine as of 24 august 1991, mr. volodymyr, could there be negotiations for the russian federation as one of the ways of another hybrid war against ukraine, one of the elements according to which negotiations will be held in parallel, but still the war will continue in one way or another as it actually was after minsk, one and the city 2

this is not ukraine's fault. russia bears ultimate responsibility as it continues its war against ukraine. >> dw is eastern poland where the missile struck. >> we just arrived in the village where the explosion happened yesterday. you can see the police cars behind me, the police have caught them off the area. i was able to speak to the head of this community here just half an hour ago. he was visibly tired, exhausted. he said people here are really hoping this was in fact a ukrainian antiaircraft missile and not a russian one. if this news proves to be true, this has in fact been a tragic accident. there is also a sense of grief he was talking about. these two men were well-liked. they are strung together and they will overcome the situation. >> how worried are people in the border area there? how worried are that this could happen? a lot of people are saying they are surprised it did not happen sooner. >> i think this is a mixture of fear and terror with some sort of relief. we are hearing the escalatory x. this will

russia without ukraine is better than russia with ukraine is the american point of view. t for them if russia gets ukraine russia is restoring its position in the world. this is normal, but why should she use 50 million ukrainians for this? was he extremely surprised when he saw this interview? alexander to vasnevsky, we have very good personal relations with alexander . i have the impression that this is not a statement from the current president, but a person who gets a job in connection with the expiration term of office soon, but it seems to me that in poland itself there is something to do. you have to think about the house, as they say in the famous anime, and in the house, openly anti-russian antics are not particularly paid attention to the mass beating of the children of russian diplomats, they are not inclined to consider incidents, the security of the russian embassy, ​​most likely, will intensely understand what the polish are doing authorities in order to adequately respond to this unfriendly act, which qualify as a crime in poland brothers slavs, i ask you, m

and actually this is an informational attack around possible negotiations with russia. ukraineay to be another informational and psychological attack. an attack on the part of ukraine, i will not be diplomatic in this matter, you are an extremely important issue. in my opinion, negotiations today are unlikely to be more faithful to kyiv and moscow for many reasons about which i don't want to say, i will only repeat what german chancellor scholz apparently said a couple of days ago. as you remember, germany has always had a specific position in relations with russia for the past 70 years, but after the speech of chancellor scholz - this was back in february, it seems in the first weeks after the start of the large-scale aggression , germany's policy changed and today it says that if there are no peace talks today, perhaps this is not a way out of the situation that the military conflict is for the first time, that's literally what is happening from my point of view at the moment, the question of some kind of transformation of kyiv-moscow, well, substrativation negotiations on th

but russia's invasion of ukraine remained top of the agenda with bare bach saying that she, 7 nations were watching and counting every day of russia's brutal war. we're counting every day of this brutal blow and you die of aggression that russia weight is against your claim for every single day. it's one day to every single day you meant means a brutal attack on innocent people and ukraine. light, i did means suffering death and destruction. or earlier i spoke with the w political correspondent, julia deli, what she made of german foreign minister about books species, their instant secular, definitely ukraine and as it's expected, it was the main topic of discussion at this g 7. but it has been the main topic of discussion at the g 7 this whole years and almost years since the war started. and that has coincided with the german presidency of the g 7. and alina babel can make that clear, also in her statements now to the press. the g 7 has taken on almost a new role. it was born a decades ago, as a forum for financial decisions from the biggest economies and biggest democratic economie

dared to make public again , president biden mentioned the tough position, the tough war of russia against ukraine russia's irresponsible threats to use nuclear weapons, the president biden and the leader of china confirmed their agreement with the fact that a nuclear war should never be fought and that it cannot be won, and emphasized their disagreement with the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons in ukraine, the statement of the white house says, an extremely symptomatic and important statement, you know what to say about the press conference of the american president, he answered the question of climate change and the discussion of this issue, taiwan was in third place, followed by ukraine and north korea. well, of course, this order is only because that's exactly the order in which the journalistic questions were answered with us oleksiy koval , international journalist, member of the board of the ukrainian association of chinese studies p congratulations to oleksiy glory to ukraine congratulations to the heroes well, i think that together with you we watched the press conference of presid

sure that there is a clear legal basis for their application to the payment of reparations to russia by ukrainepresentative of russia to the un, vasily nebenzya, spoke at a special session of the assembly according to him. west by all means. tries to give his actions. the appearance of legitimacy to start spending frozen russian assets and thus finance the supply of weapons by kiev. the disadvantage is that this initiative is obvious from a legal point of view ; at the same time, the co-sponsors cannot fail to realize that the adoption of such a resolution will entail consequences that may boomerang back to them the draft resolution involves the creation of some kind of international mechanism for compensation for damages. and then, they say, it's a matter of technology. this mechanism will be created by a separate group of countries. which will decide how it will function. that is, the general assembly is proposed to give carte blanche to create a certain body, and the functionality of which the majority of those present here do not have the slightest idea. these countries will, at their discr