as a result of the attack, civilian transport ships and ships of the russian navy. received no damagein the regions, and members of election commissions are undergoing training. meanwhile, candidates meet with voters. margarita semenyuk has all the details. there are mountains on the horizon, like in khakassia. we recently returned from krasnoyarsk, bukurat, we are 300 km from them we left krasnoyarsk, just like the city.

as a result of the attack, civilian transport ships and ships of the russian navy were not damaged.es finally deprived the monks of the kiev-pechersk lavra of their monastery. the kiev city council transferred the land on which the monastery is located for permanent use to the kiev pechersk lavra national nature reserve. the latter is subordinate to the ministry of culture of square. and thus, the final point was put in the capture of the monasteries. one of the most important orthodox saints.

but it's also confounding the russian navy in this body of water, what they call their russian lake. what's interesting though, is it will affect other countries in the area when you take a look at the boundaries of the black sea, you have romania, bulgaria, moldova, ukraine, turkey, and russia has said that there's limited number of ships they can come into these waters not so fast. the other thing is ukraine is doing this with, as you said, a ship that's a little bit bigger than a jetski, it's about the size of a c do filled with 500 kilograms of ammunition that can blow a large hole in a ship. ukrainians are not the first ones to do this but they have perfected it a gap at it by putting these ships under the control of remotely piloted capabilities from the shore, traveling a couple of hundred miles, they hit these ships. and what's most interesting to me his in many of the cases, the russian navy has not attempted to defend themselves against these ships yes, we see us ships in the red sea and the gulf of aden defending themselves against a radian remotely piloted vehicles. it do

the vessels and ships of the russian navy were not damaged. it's going all over the country preparations for the presidential elections, voting sites are being checked in the regions, and members of election commissions are undergoing training. meanwhile, candidates meet with voters. margarita semenyuk has all the details. there are mountains on the horizon, like in khakassia. we recently returned from krasnoyarsk, and we drove exactly 300 km from krasnoyarsk, just like these mountains. virtual space with a 360° view, you can choose any reality depending on the theme and capabilities of the application or game, from the cyber club that the participant visited presidential race from the communist party of the russian federation, nikolai kharitonov, found himself in the mountains, nature around, nature, it seems to calm, pacify, well, maybe the trees seem unnatural, but at the same time for some reason the tops have been cut down, this is not just a computer sport, these are also simulators for novice operators. and programming, something that w

attack also demonstrates the difficulty of countering such an attack, or the reluctance of the russian navy to do so, as the target ship did not have no significant countermeasures against ukrainian military boats. how to effectively oppose russia in the black sea? is it possible to force the russians to withdraw from crimea and how could the allies help ukraine? in an interview with my colleague andriy borys, the retired rear admiral of the ministry of internal affairs of the usa told about this. the key points are further. the battle for the black sea continues. despite the successes of the ukrainian navy in destroying a number of enemy ships , russia continues maneuvers in the water area, threatening missile strikes on land and ports. how can one of them harm russia at sea? about this i spoke with a retired navy rear admiral. usa, joe diguardo. he has served in the navy for more than 30 years, has experience in missions in the persian gulf, and headed the expeditionary command of the naval forces. if you think about the security of any ecosystem, the key to that is understanding the move

russian ground forces continue to launch wave after wave of attack, but what we are seeing is the russian navyed by ukraine, which only has a handful of ships itself. meanwhile we have had this report today that the camera and has denied a reuters report that the russian president proposed a ceasefire in ukraine to the us via intermediaries, what do you make of all that? i intermediaries, what do you make of all that? ~ , , ., all that? i think this is nothing surprising- _ all that? i think this is nothing surprising. brad _ all that? i think this is nothing surprising. brad may - all that? i think this is nothing surprising. brad may putin, i all that? i think this is nothing surprising. brad may putin, if| all that? i think this is nothing i surprising. brad may putin, if you look at his recent interview with tucker carlson, where he sought to finance repeated and challenged his rationale for this war and he said he would be open for negotiations on his terms, i think president putin is still looking to take as much of ukraine is possible and also looking to consolidate what he has taken ov

this is the home of the russian navy, there is a russian population, they had a referendum, they chose this is part of russia, you may like it or not, but putin will start nuclear war if it comes to crimea, so if you really think that the condition for peace is that putin will give up crimea, then you are crazy, and now about the reactions of the united states itself to this historical interview. it is possible to determine the speed with which the picture of the conflict in ukraine, so dear to the american deep state, is shrinking with mathematical precision. vladimir putin’s interview with tucker carlson already has 200 million views, 3 million per hour. while this report will go on, to the unkempt liberal media truth around the world will be accessed approximately 500,000 more times. russia is not an expansionist power, sorry, you shouldn't say that, because all the tori nulands are all liars and ideologues who run the state department, they want to make it, you know, hitler, imperial japan, but the truth is that it's just a lie, this is just stupid, in fact, you have to be an idiot

to repel this attack , patrol ships and aircraft of the russian navy were involved, carrying out tasksn this area. fire from artillery installations destroyed one unmanned boat, the rest were suppressed by electronic warfare. as a result of the attack, civilian vehicles the vessels and ships of the russian navy were not damaged. by refusing to give money to ukraine, the us congress is being outrageous. when we saw this ridiculous interview that putin gave recently, it became clear why he is telling so many lies about the history of this war, it is easy to understand why he is doing this, he wants to get part of the territory of his neighbors, this is simple imperialism. scholz also promised to continue supplying weapons to the kiev regime, despite any financial difficulties. both main sponsors of ukraine rejected the proposal vladimir putin. the end of hostilities, the russian president expressed it in his interview with tucker carlos, noting that without the help of the west, everything will end within a few weeks. in washington, after the publication of the interview, there was hyste

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to repel this attack , patrol ships and aircraft of the russian navy were involved, carrying out tasks in the area. one unmanned boat was destroyed by artillery fire and the rest were suppressed. means of electronic warfare. as a result of the attack, civilian transport ships and naval ships the russian fleet was not damaged. the ukrainian authorities finally deprived the monks of the kiev-pechersk lavra of their monastery. the kiev city council transferred the land on which the monastery is located for permanent use to the kiev pechersk lavra national nature reserve. the latter is subordinate to the ministry of culture of square. and thus the final point was put in the capture of the monasteries. one of the most important orthodox shrines will pass into the hands of the schismatic orthodox church of ukraine. today is the day of the forum of national achievements that take place at the exhibition russia, dedicated to youth policy. one of the events was a presentation of the activities of year-round educational centers. they are created on the initiative of the president. thereby. this

this initial tranche contained secrets about the russian navy's northern fleet, including details abouthe latest russian nuclear submarine designs. soon, cia officers began regularly leaving his office with backpacks full of documents. “we realized that we need to create conditions of trust,” the general said. kondratyuk, as the partnership deepened after 2016, ukrainians became impatient with what they saw as unjustified caution from washington and began to organize assassinations and other deadly operations, which violated the conditions of some. according to the white house , the ukrainians agreed. furious officials in washington threatened to withdraw support, but never did. the relationship became stronger and stronger because both sides saw value in it, and the u.s. embassy. in kiev, our base there became the best source of information, signals of everything else about russia, said a former senior us official, we couldn't get enough of it, the new the head of the cia station in ukraine began regularly visiting general kondratyuk, whose office was decorated with an aquarium where y

crimea, as you know, is the home of the russian navy, there is a russian population there.ferendum. whether you like it or not, the fact is that putin i would go to a nuclear war for the sake of crimea. by the way, crimea was in russian hands at the beginning of this war. so if you really think the condition for peace is that putin is going to give up crimea, you're crazy. with every million views of this interview, the western audience's picture of the world will show a new crack. and it is already clear that... that this conversation will be seen by many times more viewers than any of biden’s past or future speeches. in the white house, of course, they also watched the interview, and of course, they are looking for signals, moscow made her move, how the united states will respond. dmitry melnikov and nikolai koskin, news from washington. preparations for the season of floods and wildfires were discussed today at a meeting of the security council, which vladimir putin held via video link. the main task, the president noted, is to minimize the consequences. but unfortunatel

. >>> let's go to the black sea where ukraine is claiming major success against the russian navy. ukraine has put out dramatic new video. what can you tell us? >> so while the offensive here on the ground has been largely stalled for the better part of a year, that's the basic artillery fight. at sea, ukraine has been having quite a bit more success, actually it has been dealing devastating blows for almost the last year against the russian navy. and ukrainian intelligence said that they sank a russian ship earlier this morning. and they put out this video to prove it. and they say that the ship was attacked by special forces using naval drones, and in the footage, you can see what do appear to be naval drones approaching the ship, according to ukrainian intelligence, the naval drones blew up. they blew holes in the port side of the russian landing craft. according to the ukrainians, there were about 87 russian personnel aboard these ships, aboard this singular ship, and that rescue attempts were unsuccessful, and that according to the ukrainians, most of those 87 crew were killed

this is the home of the russian navy, there is a russian population there.ou may like it or not, but putin will start a nuclear war if it comes to crimea. so if you're real. russia is not an expansionist power, sorry, you shouldn't say that, because all the tory newlands, all the liar ideologues who run the state department, want to make him, you know, hitler, imperial japan, but the truth is that it's just a lie, it's simple. the counters of views of his usa began to spin at a speed when they began to understand with the frantic first video from moscow. with a view of the kremlin, the former fox news host left the channel due to scandal. circle of the past presidential elections in the united states, but received in return great popularity, greater freedom, carlson said that he organized the trip himself and for his own, but the support of elon musk, who provided carlson with a platform and promised not to cut anything, made tucker’s plan even less vulnerable to deepstate. there was clearly no plan b in the white house, because there wasn’t even a plan a. i

. >> the black sea has been key for the russian navy.ack this morning happened on crimea's southern coast. a pretty dramatic video released by the ukrainian -- there was a pretty dramatic video released by the ukrainian military showing ukrainian drones approaching and hitting the ship. we found other material from the same location which suggests or backs up the idea there was a major incident in the black sea, although we cannot be completely certain of the location. this ship, i think we can show you an image of it, has been identified by ukraine. vessels like that are big. they can hold 190 people. we don't know how many people were on board because russia has not commented yet, but this would be a big moment. this would be the second successful strike in the black sea this month. it could be a sign ukraine's drone attacks are starting to work. the war on ukraine has been stuck for months. we heard a lot about that in recent weeks. attacks like this are likely to change that materially, but it would be a bigonfidence boost to ukraini

the new atomoh was received by the commander-in-chief of the russian navy nikolai evmenov.gne. the cruiser was crashed by the crew commander, the ship is ready for the start of its combat life, high quality, high degree of readiness, well, plus each ship in this series brings something new to it from the experience and operation of previous ships, so it’s as if each ship is serial, but each ship is unique. more than a hundred enterprises took part in the birth of the cruiser, in fact, the nuclear submarine was built by the whole country, from kaliningrad to kamchatka, according to... a huge contribution was made, of course, by the sivmash shipbuilders, several thousand employees worked on creating parts and the hull of the cruiser, in this workshop they made pipes for future nuclear submarine, this is a kind of circulatory the cruiser system, there are about 105 km of pipes on the submarine, bearings and other important parts were prepared in the machine shop. there is a lot that is being done regarding... in terms of the military

the republic this year. indestructible brotherhood 20-24 - there are visits of ships to the russian and navyussian ports on the carp and, russia is also a key partner of kazakhstan in the field of training military personnel. now this year kazakhstan plans to send military personnel to russian universities for training at higher military institutions there are more than 500 officers and cadets in russia, this is more than the total number of such kazakh officers studying. and cadets in all other states, so we have very close, effective, i would say, cooperation here, which will continue on the basis of relevant bilateral and multilateral agreements. kazakhstan remains the leader in the number of schools teaching in russian, according to the latest data, more than 80% in... a truly important language of interethnic communication here, and indeed 80% of the residents of kazakhstan speak it, and they speak it very confidently, speak and write russian very competently. and, continuing the thought about youth, i want to emphasize that, at the proposal of the kazakh side, russia gave the go-ahead

definitely the topic of war is the hottest, and here is the message about the loss of another for the russian navyis is a topic that will be discussed today throughout the day, so i suggest you follow the updates on the pages of radio liberty and on radio svoboda website and subscribe to our youtube channel so as not to miss the most important thing. in addition, in our networks, in particular in telegram, we promptly report verified and checked information. in addition, we also offer you that. for updates in the context of what is happening at the border. halyna trishchuk, a correspondent of radio liberty, works today on both sides of the ukrainian-polish border, she will be on both the ukrainian and polish sides, so her big... about what is happening, how it will affect polish-ukrainian relations after the blockade of the border, and i will remind you that polish farmers have announced that they will block all checkpoints, how will this affect, what will be the development of these events, also watch, radio liberty is promptly trying to find out these events, well, thank you for what was with us

ukraine and the russians are hiding it in the new russian, well, it is the largest ship of the russian navy in the black sea, well... its time will come, caesar kunikov, the old trough, well, in principle, legendary, he was called by the central committee in among the people, he was the most such a workhorse since the 90s, as far as i can remember, that's how much he was a workhorse in the black sea fleet, and he performed not only such trivial functions, but also... this is, in principle, participation in both wars of russia against georgia, i.e. in 92-93. these and in the russian attack on georgia in 2008 and the syrian express to syria, when ships of the black sea fleet, cargo, military ammunition of the russian military were transported to syria, and later also back. mr. pavle, i wanted to clarify how many... there could be crew members at the time when this ship was attacked, how many enemy personnel we are talking about, what number of enemy personnel we are talking about, which one, who could have been sunk together with this ship , well, exactly 60, no less, there are from 56 to 64

right over to india, now with ships from the russian navies, pacific fleet arrived to take part in multi lateral maple drills on your screens. coming up right now, you'll see one of the war ships talking off and one of india's ports. it's set to take part in exercises titled, midland 2024. the visit of the russian to say it is or portly last for over a week. must go send a miss ald cruiser and the forget to join in the dream of the story. now the terrifying final moments of a 6 year old girl named gaza hoping vividly revealed the palestine red crescent has released an audio recording of a frantic phone call. pleading for help after is ready for us is open file on the very ca that she was travelling in last month. and the sooner than have them in. huh. i really big cough i had a yes. it had the 12 days later in the job was found dead along with a family members inside that car. lots more. a team of red crescent medic sent to rescue her. they will oh phone near by that as well. next to set this to take a closer look at the human tragedy. now it just a one of so many to occur in the and baf

the russian navy has dominated the black sea, but that's started to change.ip was destroyed here, near the south coast. kyiv claims it was the caesar kunikov, in the centre here. bbc verify has confirmed it is at least the same type of russian vessel. these features are the same. landing ships are the most efficient way for russia to move machinery and men for its continued invasion. while it's not clear who or what was on board, it's another dent in russia's dominance around occupied crimea. translation: today, we have . increased security in the black sea and added motivation to our people. this is important. step—by—step, we will clear the black sea of russian terrorists. explosion. ukraine has previous when it comes to striking russian vessels in the south. in december, a missile caused this. suggesting ammunition was on board. it's a strategy which has frustrated moscow and unblocked ukrainian ports. according to this man, a military analyst, it's a kyiv success story. translation: after the damage inflicted today, this ship - is impossible to repair. no

ship simply went to the bottom. in this bay , that is, in fact, now the number of ships of the russian navyare they for the enemy? less, they are destroyed, and i think that this one the news will be another such important addition. the fact that ukraine, which does not have such a full-fledged standard fleet in the sense of the usual strategies, actually causes significant damage to the russian fleet, ensures a change in the dynamics on the black sea, we know that more than 20% of the ships of the black sea fleet were destroyed, they were relocated to the left part in er, new russian, so in fact now we see a continuation of this asymmetric strategy in the black sea with the use of new ones. robotic platforms, which i think has to become such an e-e demonstrative way and possible extrapolation of hostilities both on land and in the air. in confirmation of these words, the fact that the local people themselves confirmed that they called these large landing ships perform the role of some such, i don't know, logistics ferry, but they primarily transport bk, because this is already a lot. of po

grandfather still serves in the russian navy, for them february 23rd, also a family holiday.ess, some color of hope, perhaps even for someone it will be so that they just look, like, oh, this is a child’s work, that is, me. they know me, they are waiting for me there, many stories were brought to the soldiers at the front, among the drawings and letters, generators from ten-year-old vanya were bought with his accumulated savings and so many simple words with non-childish meanings behind them. eva drew, tried, despite her diagnosis, in general, all children are so full of life, so i think that for their sake you are here, thank you it’s very difficult for you on the front line. and i would like you to be able to return alive to your family, loved ones and friends, the pictures that prepared faith, yes, everything will be fine, we can do it, we can handle it. victory will be ours, soldier, come back alive, i wish you to arrive home safe and sound. we don’t know each other, but i want to support you, i wish you health, happiness, love, so that you return home alive. i know how h

occupied by russia a decade ago, it has become, the sea has become a key strategic location for the russian navythis attack this morning happened on crimea's southern coast. there is a pretty dramatic video that was released by ukraine military. you can see it on your screen now. it shows vassals, we think they are naval drones, approaching and then hitting the ship. we found other materialfrom the same location, which suggests, or backs up, the idea that there was a major incident in the black sea, although at the moment we can't be completely certain of the location. this ship, we can show you an image of it, has been identified by ukraine as the cesar cornick of. vessels are like that are big, they can hold 190 people and ten tanks. we don't know how many people were on board because russia has not commented yet. but this would be a big moment, the second successive strike in the black sea this month. it could be a sign that ukraine's drone attacks are starting to work. the war in crimea has been stuck for months, we have heard a lot about that in recent weeks. attacks like this are likely to

the russian navy has dominated the black sea, but that's started to change.destroyed here, near the south coast. kyiv claims it was the caesar kunikov, in the centre here. bbc verify has confirmed it is at least the same type of russian vessel. these features are the same. landing ships are the most efficient way for russia to move machinery and men for its continued invasion. while it's not clear who or what was on board, it's another dent in russia's dominance around occupied crimea. translation: today, - we have increased security in the black sea and added motivation to our people. this is important. step—by—step, we will clear the black sea of russian terrorists. explosion ukraine has previous when it comes to striking russian vessels in the south. in december, a missile caused this. suggesting ammunition was on board. it's a strategy which has frustrated moscow and unblocked ukrainian ports. according to this man, a military analyst, it's a kyiv success story. translation: after the damage inflicted today, _ this ship is impossible to repair. now they w

is done of approaching from the dog boss oxy and over to india, now, where i shipped from the russian navy specifically to arrive to take part in the multilateral unable drills on your screen slide. now you can see one of the war ships ducking off in one of the india sports. it's set to take part in exercises. 5 hold milan, 2024 of the visit of the russian sailors will report to the last for over a week. moscow has sent a mess all crews and forget to join in the drills the why taking am again, even if it didn't work before the us state department has teamed up with the treasury department to impose sanctions on more than $500.00 so full of targets as we do on bills and now the route of restrictive measures, in its years long campaign against russia. the action is hoped to contain not only several of the russian industrial complexes, but had an international happen international. so that to the u. s. department of the treasury's office of foreign asset control targeted 26 3rd country entities and individuals and 11 countries, including the people's republic of china, serbia, the united arab

over the past few days , the russian navy attacked the robots from more than three sides and pushed them to its surroundings in some places and deep, but later the defense forces carried out a counteroffensive and partially repulsed the invaders, now active battles are taking place near the village with variable success, on monday the general staff reported that in the attack on the works non-russians lost more than 150 soldiers and 18 pieces of equipment , we win daily, death to enemies. well, this is the situation, and actually the offensive potential has not been exhausted. the russians, that's why we have not only those points that were already so active, where the russians were already active, they have now also tried to make some progress there, well, actually , you saw how our analysts see this picture, and mr. ivan, how do you see this picture, where you can expect some main efforts, secondary ones, that how can ... the situation develop, actually, come on, well, i saw, well, too optimistic, well, very, once again, no i am instilling fear in your audience, but it looks very optim

in addition to this, the crimea itself is not so well protected by the russians, actually the russian navy navy does not work so effectively, and deliveries even through the crimean bridge are also hampered by the fact that it is partially ... is damaged, then, for example, the left bank, in the direction of the left left bank, and for them it is much more complicated there, as well as the transfer of troops, and actually itself, itself, let's say, er, itself, the time itself for moving troops there is enough difficult, but again, taking into account the fact that the majority of our troops were also involved in the eastern, direct eastern direction, in addition to this, they on... at the time when they were still able to drag the entire, actually crimean contingent of their troops, and those formations , which they were able to ensure, whether it was the accumulation of resources, when the crimean bridge was still functioning, when they still had capabilities, when their troops retreated from kherson, this is also technical, they managed to build a containment line due to the consolidatio

those who ensure the actions of russian troops in other areas, or they are representatives of the russian navy

this initial tranche. contained secrets about the russian navy's northern fleet, including detailed informationaving his office with backpacks full of documents. we realized that we need to create conditions of trust,” said general kondratyuk. the relationship became stronger and stronger because both sides saw the value in it, and the us embassy in kiev, our base there, became the best source of information, signals of everything else about russia, the former said. high-ranking american official, we couldn't get enough of it, the new cia station chief in ukraine began visiting general kondratyuk regularly, soon after he requested cia assistance in planning. missions to send from gur special forces to russia for installation explosive devices at railway depots used by the russian military. if the russian military tried to seize more ukrainian territory, the ukrainians could detonate explosives to slow down the russian advance. when the station chief informed his superiors, they went crazy, as one former official put it. brannan, the director of the cia, called general kondratyuk to ensure that

. dealing with the russian navy. war and a very threatening one for all of all of us, indeed. >> so thank you very much indeed for joining me this morning. sir forjoining me this morning. sir andrew wood, former ambassador to russia from 1995 to 2000. well, coming up next, i'm going to be grilling michael tomlinson , state for , the minister of state for illegal migration, on the government's failure to stop the boats. stay tuned . well, i'm delighted to be joined now by the minister of state for illegal migration, michael tomlinson is also the tory mp for mid dorset and north poole. lovely to see you this morning, mr tomlinson . first of all, can mr tomlinson. first of all, can i ask you about the death of alexina walney? his family are saying this was orchestrated murder. do you agree with that assessment ? assessment? >> um , may i say at the outset >> um, may i say at the outset that alexei navalny was a courageous politic and somebody who stood up against putin? if you think about if we think that politics is di

what we are seeing is the russian navy continuing to be frustrated by ukraine, which only has a handfula ceasefire in ukraine to the intermediaries, what you make of all of that? i intermediaries, what you make of all of that? ~ , , intermediaries, what you make of all of that? ,, , , ., of that? i think this is nothing surprising- — of that? i think this is nothing surprising- l— of that? i think this is nothing surprising. i think _ of that? i think this is nothing surprising. i think vladimir i of that? i think this is nothing - surprising. i think vladimir putin, if you look at his recent interview with tucker carlson where he announced repeated and challenged his rationale for this war and he said he would be open for negotiations on his terms, i think vladimir putin is still looking to take as much of ukraine as possible and he is also looking to consolidate what he has taken over the past ten years in his campaign of aggression against ukraine. i think the idea of there being any kind of negotiation on russia's side was, when ukraine was under enough pressure from its own allies

abkhazia is all a show, well, you can to hit abkhazia, it is the same type of independent state, the russian navyl not disappear from this, that is the whole point, it either means that you yourself enter into a real conflict with them, or if you are afraid of that, well, i apologize , then you negotiate with them, uh, and if you don't do one or the other, then ... the conflict grows and intensifies and, as united states secretary of state anthony blinken rightly says, metastasizes. this is not what i propose to negotiate with russia and iran. i don't really believe in it at all, but it's just there simple choice. and the west, like us, by the way, at a certain moment, it goes the third way. he wants to go between these, between these, you know, two options. as between droplets , do not agree, because you cannot agree with terrorist states, but also do not enter into a conflict with them, and respond to them in such a way that they do not get nervous, this is exactly what is happening with iran now, the same is happening with russia, think , we should strike in such a way that iran does not enter

guardian angel, because it’s even harder for them than for us, grandfather is still serving in the russian navyr them february 23rd is also a family holiday, they need to give some goodness, some color of hope, maybe even for some it will be so that they just look, like: oh, this is a child’s work, that is, they know me, they are waiting for me there, many stories were brought to the soldiers at the front, among the drawings and letters, generators from ten-year-old vanya were bought with his saved up . and so many simple words, behind which there are not childish meanings , eva drew, tried, despite her diagnostician, in general, all children are so full of life, so i think that for their sake, here you are, thank you, it’s very difficult for you on the front line, and i would i wish you could come back alive, to their family, loved ones and friends, the pictures that they prepared instilled faith. “yes, everything will be fine , we can do it, we can handle it, victory will be ours, soldier, come back alive, i wish you to arrive home safe and sound, we don’t know each other, but i want to suppo

here you could see all of those attacks on russian ships, the russian navy headquarters, russians ships that is it towards the russian territories and with aeroplanes they have lost seven jets in the last week over the black sea. that is a demonstration that at least on the one front line, we are advancing. we are not allowing them to control this, allow ukraine to open ports and implement the grain deal without russia. so with these delivery of export of the greens. so the next will be the defence of the elections on and on the delivery of ammunition.— on and on the delivery of ammunition. ., ~ , ., , . ammunition. thank you very much, hannah. around the world and across the uk this is bbc news. just two years ago there were 34 and a half thousand once the fourth—largest colony in the world. but in 12 months, virtually wiped out more than half of the population. and gannets are not alone. black headed goals registered to before blurred flu emerged in 2021 and numbers have declined by 77% in recent years. and in its first—ever report, trying to quantify the effects of bird flu, it has b

still a mask show, you know you can hit abkhazia, it is the same type of independent state, the russian navyear from this, that is the whole point, that means either you and them yourself enter into a real conflict with them, or if you are afraid of it, well i'm sorry, then you agree with them, huh, and if you don't do either... one or the other, then the conflict grows and intensifies, and as the united states secretary of state anthony blinken rightly says, metastasizes, this is not what i propose to negotiate with russia, irano, i don't really believe in it at all, but just there is a simple choice, and the west, like us, by the way, at a certain moment, it takes a third path, between these, between these, you know, two options, it wants to pass as between drops, not to negotiate, because it is impossible to negotiate with terrorist states , but also not to enter into a conflict with them, and to answer them so that they didn't get nervous, that's right , the same is happening with iran now as with russia, think about it, we have to strike in such a way that iran does not enter into a dir

if you look at the russian system, the russian navy test concept, and you have to test sconces. mm hm. does the missile itself will age and remind a warhead ages also, and to get to a point where it can hit critical, massive won't even have an explosion. hm. so that's, that's a separate issue. but obviously there's issues with the missiles. there's issues i would say with a guidance system from 2016, but this time i mean the missile didn't launch effectively. yeah. it got it, pulled it out and just slots into the sea. and it seems all the, the m o d would wait 8 years to test to try that again after a failed test in 2016. right. so that would be instance of a wake of cold and the, yeah, absolutely. your normal services like this, you would take apart what you could of the missile recover and figure out what's going on around the way or the missile start checking. or if it's a, if it's a programming error, if it's a problem in the propellant, whichever system you get down, you can do here. then type your uh, a fish bone on analysis. come down to what your problem issues are and s

the sea has become a key strategic location for the russian navy, and ukraine has said that this attack this morning happened on crimea's southern coast, near a place called alupka. and there is a pretty dramatic video that was released by the ukrainian military. you can see it on your screen now. it shows vessels. we think that they're naval drones approaching, then hitting the ship. we found other material from the same location which suggests or backs up the idea there was a major incident in the black sea, although at the moment, we can't be completely certain of the location. this ship, i think we can show you an image of it, has been identified by ukraine as the tsezar kunikov. now, vessels like that are big. they can hold 190 people and ten tanks. we don't know how many people were on board because russia hasn't commented yet, but this would be a big moment. it would be the second successful strike in the black sea in this month. it could be a sign that ukraine's drone attacks are starting to work. the war in ukraine's been stuck for months. we've heard a lot about that in recent

from from a historical point of view, crimea, and this is a fact, has long been the home of the russian navyand chose to be with russia, it is part of russia, it is in the russian mind, whether you like it or not, but it is a fact. putin will start a nuclear war if anyone tries to do something with crimea. crimea was in russian hands before the start of this war. that if you really think that the conditions for peace can be that putin will give you crimea, then you are crazy, we are controlled by psychos, the president and this poisonous idiot victoria nuland, who wants to overthrow putin, and what happens next, what happened in libya when we overthrew gaddafi, what happened in iraq, when we brought saddam to justice, these countries collapsed. russia did not start the conflict, russia is trying to end this war, putin told tucker, to which the american journalist, of course, retorted. do you think that all goals have been achieved? putin replied that russia , of course, has not yet achieved its goals, because the main task is denomination. continuing the theme, the president gave clarificati

prince pozharsky will strengthen the combat potential of the russian navy and strengthen our country’nuclear submarine was launched in severodvinsk. then, as a strategic missile carrier leaves the factory floor, observed. capable. almost 170 meters of nuclear power of a submarine cruiser appeared from the elling. prince pozharsky: the crown of military technology, this is his team, which is ready to defend the interests of our state anywhere in the world. during the ceremony, the ship's commander breaks a bottle of champagne at the stern. atomoh prince pozharsky is the eighth in the fourth series of submarines. and deliver from six to ten warheads with nuclear weapons that are able to overcome any missile defense system. having launched groznoye weapon. bareus immediately sinks to depth, only to then reappear at another point in the ocean. all the shortcomings that were present on the first ships have been taken into account, all the equipment and weapons have been verified, so its uniqueness is that it is... the eighth, the eighth, can you imagine, the eighth, well, the plant continu

over the past few days , the russian navy has attacked robotine from three sides and pushed the armedaine to its outskirts and in some places even deeper. but later the defense forces carried out a counteroffensive and partially pushed back the invaders. active fighting is currently taking place near the village with variable success. dilak general staff reported that the russians lost more than 150 soldiers and 18 pieces of equipment in the attack on robotine, we are winning every day, death to the enemy. well, this is the situation, and in fact , the offensive potential of the russians has not been exhausted, so we have not only those points that were already so active, where the russians were already active, they are now exploited there as well. er, something tried to move more, er, well, actually, you saw how our analysts, well , see this picture, and mr. ivan, how do you see this picture, where you can expect some main efforts, secondary ones, what, how the situation can develop, actually, well, come on, well, i saw, well too optimistic, well, very much, once again , i do not ins

russian warships in the last month alone, and it is important because it limits the ability of the russian navyo maneuver in the black sea and also allows ukraine to export its grain through the black sea, which is of great importance to its economy. it should be noted that this does not mean that these actions themselves alone will ensure victory in the war. they will not determine the reformation of the front lines in ukraine itself. that's why the nato defense minister here in brussels is focusing on continuing military support for ukraine by ramping up ammunition production. last but not least , the united states gave the mail in this. after months of negotiations , the us senate passed a $60 billion military aid package. but today nato secretary general jen stoltenberg, addressing the house of representatives, urged them to do that exactly. it will be much more difficult and will require more than just positive. drove from nato headquarters. now more and more countries of the alliance are spending more on defense. in 2014 , only three countries spent 2% of gdp on it. jen stoltenberg says t

against russian war ships in the past month and its having an effect in the sense it is limiting the russian navying ukraine to export its grain in the black sea, which is essential to its economy. but these acts on their own won't win the war or reshape the battle lines in ukraine and that is why nato defence ministers here in brussels are focussed on continuing that military support for ukraine, ramping up production of ammunition not least and key to that is the us. now after months of negotiations, an aid package, military aid package, has been passed by the us senate, that is worth $60 billion, but the chief of nato saying, appealing to the house of representatives that they do the same. that will be more difficult. the one positive message from here is more countries in the alliance are spending more on defence. just two countries had spent 2% on defence. now it will be 18. i'm sure donald trump will take some of the credit. the reality is the reason why their minds are focussed is because of what vladimir putin is doing in ukraine.— putin is doing in ukraine. thank ou. labour has said it w

they will continue to push russia back, liberating half the land putin seized and driving the russian navyt change the reality of it russia's situation was of the russian military is being drained of its modern equipment. you are having to rely on poor quality shells from pyongyang, and you sent the generation of russian boys into the meat grinder. what do you tell their mothers they died for equipment or don't you even bother? the kremlin expected ukraine to fold, but they are standing firm for their freedom. and you should all know britain's answer as well. last month the prime minister with the first leader to address the part of it there. we are the first or to assign a security pact with ukraine, and today we impose further sanctions clamping down on a russia plus my military—industrial complex and those enablers seeking to keep it running. where watching david cameron at the security council in new york. let's listen in. he security council in new york. let's listen in. , ., . , listen in. he showed incredible coura . e listen in. he showed incredible courage in _ listen in. he showe

abkhazia is a show, well, you can hit abkhazia, it is the same type of independent state, the russian navyom this, that's the whole point, that is, either, that means, or you enter into a real conflict with them. with them, or if you're afraid of that, well, i'm sorry , then you negotiate with them, uh, and if you don't do either, the conflict grows and escalates, and as united states secretary of state anthony blinken rightly says, it metastasizes, it's not to what i propose to negotiate with russia irano, i don't really believe in it at all, but there is simply a simple choice, and the west, like us, by the way, at a certain point... it goes the third way, between these, between these , you know, with two options, wants to pass, as if between drops, not agree, because you cannot agree with terrorist states, but also not to enter into a conflict with them, and to respond to them in such a way as not to make them nervous, that's right, the same thing is happening with iran now as with russia, think about it, we have to strike so that... iran did not enter into a direct conflict, we should

you went after the russian navy. you sunk 12 russian naval ships, about 20% of their black sea fleet. now, in 2024 though, you have seen kind of a stall on the ground. the counteroffensive was not successful. so, as you look at 2024, and those goals, what do you see? you know, one, if you get the funding from the u.s., what does it look like? and, the other way, if you don't, what does it look like? >> sometimes we forget one thing. we are speaking about counteroffensive. of course, it's very important. it's moving you to be closer, but to defend ukraine, against such russia it's also big task, big challenge. you remember you remind today that days of the war. nobody in the world really believed that we'll do it. and today, sometimes we have -- also in congress we are speaking and some guys we have good relations because we met a lot of time. they say finish the war, will win. why so slowly? et cetera? people's lives without them. won't be very quick. will lose a lot of people without very counteroffensive operation w

the russian navy has had to shift further east. the ukrainians have some real areas of success in this war. i think we need to give them credit for that and help them in this period of defending and rebuilding. rose gottemoeller _ defending and rebuilding. rose gottemoeller and _ defending and rebuilding. rose gottemoeller and our - defending and rebuilding. rose gottemoeller and our panel, thank you all very much. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news here in the uk. the number of patients in england waiting more than 12 hours for a bed on a ward after being seen in a&e was 19 times higher this winter than it was before the covid pandemic. new data shows there were nearly 100,000 12—hour waits in december and january — compared to about 5,000 in 2019 to 2020. british gas has announced its profits for 2023 increased tenfold to £750 million. the supplier said the jump from £72 million in 2022 was due to regulator ofgem allowing it to recover losses of £500 million it racke