solidarity was already arriving at that time.tion that something disturbing was happening, that they were leaving, and the rest of the people that at 12 at night the polish army was preparing leave the experience, this trade union solidarity is recognized as an illegal organization by its most active leaders, among whom is the legendary polish politician, the ex-president of poland, but at that time he was still an ordinary electrician, oleg valens will be sent behind bars zombies at that moment came to arrest me i said communists you are driving the last nail in your slag you will still come to me on your knees begging to get out of it and in general that was the last mistake of communism the introduction of martial law oleg valens will be called after all those historical events a symbol of the struggle for freedom. but as he told in an exclusive interview, fact of the week, she succeeded. at a high price, the world reacted then rather restrained and soft, just like at the beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine, that's wh

there's always that question of solidarity between e u. member states. i mean, not everybody voted for this yesterday. i mean, let's remember that this decision did not require unanimously. we had a austria and the netherlands abstaining and hungry. just voting against it altogether. so i expect bumps ahead. all right, abraham in brussels. thank you. or twitter users vote voted in favor of you on musk stepping down as c e o on monday. controversial owner of twitter starting the poll himself saying he would abide by the outcome and must has come under criticism for multiple decisions in his short time. at the helm, including suspending journalists from twitter, changing its verification process, and firing thousands of its employees. mosque is yet to address the pores or but a said voting in the future will be restricted to twitter, blue members. constantino's committee's researches, internet policy and regulation. he joins me for more on this constantino's. do we have any idea exactly where this is going? we're still waiting to hear from mosque himself.

he needs to go scouts say in solidarity. now there are many poles and americans.o, the city is trying to hold the 128th mountain assault brigade of the armed forces of ukraine from western ukraine, but under the pressure of our troops, the kiev formations and mercenaries almost do not counterattack and do not withdraw armored vehicles. deeper climb into the defense aleksein. roman khalenko, dmitry vegetarian dmitry matyushin and konstantin zhukovsky channel one donetsk people's republic nationalists again fired at the peaceful quarters of donetsk, one of the strikes came from a hotel on the outskirts of the city at the time of the attack. there were the former head of roskosmos, dmitry rogozin and the prime minister. dnr vitaly. khatsenko, both were injured, several more people were also injured, including the mayor of the city head ivan prikhodko, two were killed. this is a khatsenk security guard and one of the group members military advisers, as everything was said by dmitry rogozin, his condition is satisfactory in the near future they will carry out an operat

launched large-scale russian-chinese military exercises the offensive of the allied forces under solidarity a platoon of t-72 tanks attacked observation posts, a fortified area of ​​​​ukrainian militants disguised positions with the help of artillery reconnaissance soldiers eastern military district destroyed the ukrainian battery. everything is very shy up to a meter. as well as an order for biden from the american leader, the first combat award from the all-russian society appeared . russian military personnel are conducting a large-scale offensive under solidarity on a platoon of t-72 tanks attacked an observation post and an enemy fortified area, the work of our tankers was corrected by drone operators , using fighters observed our correspondent ilya another 125-mm high-explosive fragmentation tankers are sent to fortified areas, solidarity now they are working on several concrete pillboxes and an enemy observation post. in this direction, our troops are fighting on on the eastern and southern approaches to the solidarity, in addition to fortifications, armored vehicles often cover the

streets you don't see people who are homeless, as, unfortunately, there is new york, ukrainian solidaritying evangelical, it is the age of god and it is god's, it is the desire for the common good and the growing dignity of not only one's individual, one's family, but a sense of dignity and we understand the certain vocation of our entire people, we have to change russia. we cannot move, you know, through our entire black earth with our dnieper and the black sea, find somewhere to be a neighbor of brazil or, you know, settle between canada and america. we are where we are, we have incredible challenges, we have loss of sacrifices, we have victims of graduates, six of them have already given their lives and six more brothers and parents made this supreme sacrifice, and we understand that we ourselves have to change and from certain margins from certain hopeless situations, we have give life give hope give a direction of orientation this community which you support has been doing this for almost 30 years it will continue to do this with your support because the road is still far slavko hryt

and there's greater solidarity, says mata kastrisiou.he actor has lived in this liberal neighborhood for six years. >> you can go to the shop even if you don't have money to buy, to the grocery, to the coffee shop, to eat something. and you know each other so we can live here without having sometimes money. >> more and more people are that is why more and more people are moving here in these economically tough times including immigrants those with limited means. "el chef" is a neighborhood kitchen that gives out meals to people in need. >> our message here is "cooking , together and serving meals in solidarity." the people here cook around 200 meals a day. the local authorities, who should actually be looking after these people, tell the homeless and refugees to come here. but that's no problem. everyone gets something to eat here. we don't receive any subsidies. but this building has been a squat since 2008. >> squats and protests have a long history in exarchia. despina kolatsidaki remembers the student protests against the greek milit

and there's greater solidarity, says mata kastrisiou.he actor has lived in this liberal neighborhood for six years. >> you can go to the shop even if you don't have money to buy, to the grocery, to the coffee shop, to eat something. and you know each other so we can live here without having sometimes money. >>ore and more people are that is why more and more people are moving here in these economically tough times including immigrants those with limited means. "el chef" is a neighborhood kitchen that gives out meals to people in need. >> our message here is "cooking , together and serving meals in solidarity." the people here cook around 200 meals a day. the local authorities, who should actually be looking after these people, tell the homeless and refugees to come here. but that's no problem. everyone gets something to eat here. we don't receive any subsidies. but this building has been a squat since 2008. >> squats and protests have a long history in exarchia. despina kolatsidaki remembers the student protests against the greek militar

and we have the opportunity to stand in solidarity with those whom criminals shot in the middle of kherson with their rockets in the middle of the city yesterday, but we are no longer surprised. i went to your a-bank as i once went against christ, but on easter we say to death where is your sting, we will defeat the same way the enemy is defeated by the cross and defeated by the ukrainian people who today, following jesus christ, carries our cross, our universal cross and the cross of this humanity. it was possible to realize in order to understand in what time are we in and what the lord has entrusted to us, children, wide flowers, we thank god for all the limitless gifts that were told, because every service of god, every communion, this is the eucharist, which in translation ultimately means thanksgiving or thanksgiving, so we thank you for these fares, the gift of life, the gift of the mind. today we sing christmas your christ our god shined the light of reason on us and said the climetric saint of the church christian faith must be reasonable to thank reason is the gift of freedom of

may the lord inspire as to offer solidarity to those who was suffering already? a may he enlightened rose. you have a power to silence for weapons and puts an immediate end to this war. how quick that whoever is. shane shaka, frances drew attention to other war zooms around the world no longer in the head, lice for just syria and yemen. he delivered his traditional or be it or be blessing to paulson's gathered on saint peter's square. but dish is she a sphere to st. this in that was his magnificent army. it was a message of hope and beef for the feat. at christmas all the nutcracker, ballet has long been part of the holiday season across the world. but because russian composer tchaikovsky is behind, is quintessential christmas classic. some companies are choosing to hope performance as of this ballet. we have this report now from poland. it's a fairy tale ballet we're toys come to life on christmas eve. and it's one of the poems beloved holiday traditions. but this year there won't be any performances of the nutcracker in the national opera, because the composer

and he praises the solidarity shown by many ordinary germans towards the new arrivals. and frankly, his vault a friendly word line, a small gesture of kindness understanding for others of openness towards strangers . you've offended shine. my also refers to the continuing threat from climate change after a year in which activists have made headlines with controversial protests. he calls on every one to face up to the problem and praises the commitment of concerned young people. they have all been done by this for we need both got the ambition of the young and the experience of older people, the other after all minds that we all share. a common goal as to do that the young are not the last generation on this planet. and rather that they are the 1st generation in a climate friendly world. despite immense challenges, the president says germans have shown creativity and resolve. building on those virtues. people should look forward with confidence to the year ahead. tills, american, our way authorities say at least 30 people have now died due to the extreme weather event. s

also coming up a show of solidarity in iran, shopkeepers and truck drivers go on strike to demonstrate their support for the anti government protested movement. and that the world cup a convincing wind for brazil against south korea to keep their campaign going. next, they faced off against croatia in the quarter finals. ah, i'm sorry, kelly. welcome to the program. the governor of russia's curse region says that a drone has attacked an airfield setting an oil storage tank on fire the region borders ukraine. the incident comes a day after multiple explosions at 2 military bases. deeper inside russian territory. moscow blamed ukrainian drones for those blasts, calling them an act of terrorism. keith has not claimed responsibility. an earlier and rash rot. a security analyst from the german council on foreign relations told d. w that the attacks were lightly carried out from within russia. the home basis were russia strategy bloomberg, which i used against me getting used for the attacks against your brain that takes on the basis even if they are done by ukraine. you graham has a green g

now one day lean solidarity with ukraine. i want to make sure we understand it's none that e. u has driven itself into a hole with the rush of sanctions and need to beat us charity it's solidarity. and why doesn't mrs. maloney suggest the citizens of italy go to paris and meet the 1st lady of ukraine. misses lensky who spent 40000 euros in boutiques and paris in the same day. when goods of workers in pensioners gathered in rome on friday to protest against the maloney governments draft budget for 2023. arguing that it doesn't do enough to help work as deal with the cost of living crisis. according to local media protests against the 2023 budget proposal were held in 11 regions across italy, causing transport disruption in major cities. maloney's government also faces resistance to its continued support for key of with tens of thousands processing against arm shipments to ukraine in recent months. meanwhile, despite the public concerns over the continued flow of cash to ukraine, italy's renewed a decree that allows it to keep supplying arms to care of in 2023. but without seeki

it's solidarity. and why doesn't mrs. maloney suggest the citizens of italy go to paris and meet the 1st lady of ukraine? missus zalinski who spent 40000 euros in boutiques in paris in the same day. hundreds of workers i'm pensioners gathered in rome on friday to protest against the maloney gums, draft budget for 2023. arguing that it doesn't do enough to help workers deal with the cost of living crisis, according to local media protests against the 2023 budget proposal were held in 11 regions of italy, who's in transport disruption in major cities. maloney's government also faces resistance has continued support for here, with tens of thousands protesting against our shipments. he craned in recent months . meanwhile, despite public concerns over the continued flow of cash to ukraine, it's the has renewed a decree that allows it to keep supplying arms here in 2023 without seeking formal approval from parliament for each new shipment. the entire defense minister has admitted that the transfer of weapon

yeah, that's the solidarity here. i gave them hope. they see the videos and the protests here and it, it just give them so so much hope and it, it makes them stronger when they see all these people are outside of con, 3, outside of iran, l. a bela he thank you so much for talking to us today and we wish you all the very best. thank you. turning to indonesia now where parliament has passed sweeping reforms to the countries criminal code including jail, time for sex outside of marriage is also ban on insulting the president and on religious blasphemy. the former penal code dated back to dutch colonial rules demonstrates as gathered outside parliament to protest against the new legislation, which they say is a set back for democracy and interferes in the private lives of citizens. civil liberties groups have slammed the new laws as moral policing, but indonesia is human rights minister defended the decision to change the criminal code. but in the govern front, it's not easy for a multi cultural and multi ethnic country to make a criminal

and there's greeter solidarity says, matic estrus you. the actor has lived in this liberal neighborhood for 6 years. you can go to the shopper, even if you don't have money to buy the grocery to the coffee shop, to eat sound thing and you know, we know each other. so we can leave here without having sometimes money. that's why more and more people are moving here in these economically tough times, including immigrants and those with limited means. el chef is a neighborhood kitchen that gives meals to people in meat. and the more that these are message here is also in cooking together and serving meals in solidarity. yes. oh my god, the people here cook around 200 meals a day. maybe they, the local authorities who should actually be looking after these people tell the homeless and refugees to come here. but that's no problem. if everyone gets something to eat here, nothing. and nobody's going that we don't receive any subsidies, some hot b, but this building has been squat since 2008, and i'm in a deputy medical video to view have it looke

here is the best cooking together and serving meals in solidarity. yes. oh my, you have the people here cook around 200 meals a day. maybe they, the local authorities who should actually be looking after these people tell the homeless and refugees to come here. but that's no problem. if everyone get something to eat here, nothing. and don't bother anybody's going, we don't receive any subsidies, some hot b. but this building has been squat since 2008, and i'm in a deputy medical video to view, haven't looked all squats and protests up a long history and ex archaea. the spinner colette, the ducky, remembers the student protests against the greek military hunter. when she was a little girl, a major student uprising here at athens, polytechnic was violently shut down in november, 1973. the organs work or the venue. we saw trucks with soldiers driving towards the university bacteria. they were singing marching songs. the corn that we realized it would get bloody and sought safety abroad. mother. we will never forget those crimes x r k is proud of its history.

priests gathered there and we, as deputies of european solidarity, local activists, went there on uh,ey picketed their meeting, there were more than 50 priests, they behaved a little defiantly, some ah, the russian language, of course, it is difficult for them to switch to ukrainian, not in ukraine, of course, they are in ukraine and so on, uh, to us the police joined a little later and from the security service they conducted their investigative actions there but it was such a first bell and why did the pompous meeting take place then you if you follow a-- episcopielisei and izyumskyi he is already in that beauty and was present in moscow at this disgraceful meeting from bigovusk when they separated us from four oblasts, but this is already the case, let it sit there, and regarding further actions, let us anticipate what was the european solidarity faction of the kharkiv district council, we submitted an appeal to the end council of the month i hope to vote there is already a consensus in the factions and in the hali factions we did it regarding the ban on the activities of the russi

what uh, i know what it seems like european solidarity did not give a single vote, but the vote became vote. actually, we had this vote yesterday. by the way on the air it was uh, yaroslav already took it off, he explained his position in principle and what was the position of those who did not support this bill, why? today it is a very simple dilemma whether decentralization will continue in ukraine and communities will have the powers they have today and will further expand their capabilities, i.e. people will really manage their lives or this decentralization will collapse and on the contrary the same vertical of power that was under yanukovych and which in fact will be built again this law 56-55 did not bring anything good to the country, it affects every community because it concerns urban planning and urban planning, and it concerns not only large cities such as lviv. how does it apply to the dnipro of each settlement, because the people who live in them have to decide whether to build them a factory or not to build them, or to build them large nine-story , twenty-story houses. i

who believe if they mobilize and create the differences of solidarity this could potentially create an advocate resistance in the regime a but there is no certainty in sites, but there is always hope. can you, can i just jump in here when i look at are i understand corruption? it isn't just, and i like an institutional governmental perspective. but if there is corruption, one place, it's probably tied to corruption elsewhere. when megaphone used it an investigation about the origins of the ship that brought them on united states to the bay to its poor. there were tied to syrian russian firms with addresses in london. so corruption is the globin. now i think when we want to understand and to fight corruption, we need to think about it as a system of solidarity. that is, boy dallas, at the same time and collaborate with independent media organizations just like the panama papers have done to uncover money laundering scandals. across the world, i think there's only really important what she said, but there's also something or a term for size on based on this that have been, is regime is t

there are absolutely no european norms , taking into account what is proposed today by european solidarityconstitutional court, namely the first creation of this eight-member council, and the introduction of these two representatives of experts from the international community and public organizations into six this experience has proven itself during the creation and selection of judges of the anti-corruption court. actually, it seems to me that it is very important for the parliament to demonstrate its subjectivity here and to finalize this law in accordance with the requirements for the advice of the venice commission and our partners from the european union ms. iryna chiye some real mechanism, yes, because the draft law has already become law, signed by the president. well, i don’t know, i don’t want to, i don’t even want to be ironic, maybe there is a chance to send it to the constitutional court for consideration, because the law on the constitutional court would have a possibility to pass the check in the constitutional court as well. this is indeed unian, very serious, because today

and bakhmut, then they began to go around and ask themselves to go even further, including solidar,y have certain natural advance because they really use a very large number of infantry, that's what they use, that's why the equipment can't go, because the equipment doesn't support the infantry, the infantry can move along it in the weather like now the infantry is thrown in immeasurable quantities to carry out certain tasks, it is supported by artillery with the same barrage of fire, because it is a little more northerly, it turns out that the solidar is a certain movement - it is from the side of the ilysichansk and lysichansk oil refineries, it is from there that the russians are working, mainly by the way, the cossacks are involved there in addition to the fact that there is a small-scale machine gun and a hull, the cossacks were still working in the north, but the neo-cardinal change of the front, that is, it does not pose any problem for the same soldier, let’s say, or for bakhmut, this is more of a question for our severskogo severskoi gruppirovka, and they made a decision to

the main thing is that european solidarity is in the opposition there, but it is constructive, and at time we emphasize that in such a decision, it is just an announcement that it was accepted and supported by the deputies. to count among those in ukraine who accepted this appeal and decision against the background of the fact that before that only the vinnytsia regional council accepted it, and everything but the angle of the text is that this appeals to the central authorities with the aim of banning of the further process of all the structures that are related to the rpc, what to stop their activities, because we know that everyone will correct there was also a decision about the church and involve everyone in this process, but the zaporizhia city council decided that while they do not need to ask it, let's see who is sitting in zaporizhia to the city council i just opened the site i'm in shock to be honest but i'm opening yes, it's simple well, so to speak, i'm reading the high-quality content of the city council shumeiko pele gaya andriivna now we will show the partisanship of th

and bakhmut, later they began to go around already asking themselves and even the solidar, including therefore, they have a certain natural progression, since they actually use a very large number of infantry. this is the weather as it is now, therefore infantry is thrown in immeasurable quantities to perform certain tasks, it is supported by artillery with the same barrage of fire, because it is a little further north, solidar eh-eh determined movement - this is from the side of both lysychansk and the lysychansk refinery, they are working from there the russians are mainly by the way. there, the cossacks are also involved with the plus of the fact that there are chv-shenniks and the corps. the cossacks were still working along this north, well, a neo-cardinal change of the front, that is, it does not carry any problems for let's say the same solider or for bakhmut, this is more of a question for our severskogo severskoi gruppirovka, and they made a decision to allow these at a certain distance in order to better hold the russian troops, that is, did they move away from the beloruss

you to maintain the achieved solidarity. next year, russia will continue its aggression, so the support of ukraine in the capital of france should be continued today. the heads of state and ministers of 47 countries will gather at a conference of solidarity with the ukrainian people, the president of ukraine and the secretary general of the united nations, antonio otelish, will speak remotely. the purpose of this meeting is to mobilize the international community to help ukrainian citizens. the task is the reconstruction of the ukrainian energy infrastructure by the second stage of the representative international summit in in paris, there is a bilateral conference for the stability and reconstruction of ukraine at the french ministry of finance, about five hundred french companies have been invited to it. an international bilateral conference on supporting the sustainability of the reconstruction of ukraine in paris, and, by the way, in parallel with this event, kyiv will also hold another event, the french-ukrainian econom

this means that under the solidarity of the sun-lidar, without changes, to the north of the solidarityr troops , the liberation of the yakovlevskaya, yakovlevskaya, and adjacent territories of the ministry of defense has already been completed. uh, yesterday i already announced the complete liberation of the village and that's it. well, beyond the area. so those belogorov the enemy is also gradually pushed back, there are certain advances. and in the area of ​​​​the disputed without changes, positional battles are going on there. well, you are also belogorsk, which, near seversk in the svatov direction of the enemy, undertook a number of local attacks, but some success in recent days. and here he didn’t, that is, our troops own the initiative in the novoselovskaya and makeevka areas. well, the enemy tried, well, to resume the attack on the criminals, but there were attacks. well , bodies, that they are small forces and well, they were relatively easily occupied in our troops, however, it is noted that now the main recipients of the reserve and soups artemovskaya are forced to devour. u

but the knauf factory is at the entrance to our solidar. we were here in august since then, apparently, there is not much left of him, what is left of the ukrainian artillery, does not spare shells, waters waters the defenders of the plant, but nonetheless. they're holding on, stand. not only did they defend the territory and advanced there, deep into the solidarity. here begins the city that, with artyomovsk, in fact, forms a single powerful line of ukrainian defense, the young operator of the quadrocopter of the seventh brigade, with the call sign cadet, is focused on correcting the work of artillery, but has long been dead five-story building, where a large group of shooters and scouts. vsu. for me. this is my job. this is which depends. life on my comrades, i look at his arrivals, you don’t even react, in general they didn’t even understand your head. they just got so used to it. well, anyway, the drone operators of the seventh brigade have become virtuosos in 10 months, reconnaissance adjustments and shooting. here, according to their

some professors are doing that out of solidarity with the strikers?> yes, i am withholding grades, yes. i also want to say two things, if i can, or to set up this question of grading, and it is, at the university of california, faculty, we all want to be able to deliver high-quality education for the people of california, and we cannot do it when the university does not pay those affair wage. the undergraduates are shortchanged, yes, because the system under pays the graduates as i just described, right, and these graduate students are workers, and also students, right, but we can't deliver this mission of the universities with 20% of graduate student workers, these essential workers to the undergraduate mission are food insecure, 5% to 10% expense homelessness, a large percentage cannot cover basic needs, so the graduate student workers of the heart of the undergraduate education, but their pay should reflect that. kristen: i wonder which you think about the fact about not giving upgrades to some students, it is not a big deal to get those later, but

today, we have incredible solidarity.en to ukraine five times since february, i returned and once when i went to new york, i gave myself a gay case in in ukraine, 14 million people have been pushed out of their homes, but there are no homeless people on the street, as, unfortunately, new york is ukrainian. solidarity is something evangelical, it is the grandfather of god and it belongs to god. only of one's individual, one's family, but the sense of dignity and the eternal vocation of our entire people, we understand that we have to change russia. we can not move, you know, with our entire black earth and with our dnieper between the black sea, somewhere to find the neighborhood of brazil or, you know, settle between canada and america. we are there where we are, we have incredible challenges, we have lost victims, we have victims, graduates of the 6th grade have already given their lives, and six more brothers and parents made this closest sacrifice, and we understand that we ourselves have to change and from certain mar

in the district solidarity.e working on several concrete pillboxes and an enemy observation post. in this direction, our troops are fighting on the eastern and southern approaches to the solidar, in addition to fortifications, on the front line, armored vehicles often cover the concentration of kiev forces with infantry and mobile firing points. on average , 15 minutes pass from receiving the coordinates of the targets, then the exit of armored vehicles from camouflaged positions to the firing point of the t-72 is expected in combat readiness with warmed-up engines and full ammunition. yes , the enemy. here about 8 km, 20 shells come out in less than 10 minutes to beat. more precisely, this crew has a double motivation. they are firing from a cannon. every shot fired from this weapon. this means revenge for our brother for our battalion commander of the north. he died during the assault, and on june 1, the village of borovskoye was hit by tankers with direct fire or, as it is now, from a closed position with a c

, where prices have skyrocketed in recent months. brussels healthy agreement as another sign of solidarity. experts wonder if it'll even work e u members from eastern and southern europe. gotch, what they wanted. a lower level for the gas price kept to kick in at $180.00 euros per megawatt hour. that's more than $100.00 euro's lower than the european commission initially.

also coming out the show of solidarity in iran, shopkeepers and truck drivers, go and strike to demonstrate their support to the growing anti government protest movement that ah, i many gives mckinnon. welcome to the program. reports from russia suggest ukraine could be stepping up its cross border attacks against strategic russian targets. in the latest incident, the governor of russia's cost region says a drone attacks and airfield setting an oil storage tank on fire course lies on the border with ukraine. the incident comes a day off to multiple explosions at military bases in the riots on region and at the angles. the air base much deeper inside russian territory. moscow blamed ukrainian drones for those blasts, calling them acts of terrorism. keith has not yet claimed responsibility. a correspondent mcsaunder has more now on the use of drones and attacks on russia and whether they mark a change in tactics for ukraine. it's hard to say at the moment, but let me tell that this is not the 1st time that ukraine is actually targeted or attacked targets behind enemy lines and behind the russ

in the oval office, another show of solidarity, a mutual praise from both leaders will continue to threaten ukraine's voting defense. so particularly care defense. and that's why we're going to provide you credit with patriot missile bad credit. people continue his part of the world. i mean it certainly i just as far husband as far world with or courage in holly chose resilience and resolve for the future. thank you so much use. of course. thanks my boxes for thanks, congress and thanks for mom. just ordinary people to your ordinary people, americans made the president of the united states and the president of you, great. this visit is an important one for both presidents. mister zalinski came to washington with a wish list with military hardware right at the top for joe biden. it was a chance to send a strong signal to russia for the us is in it for the long term. now, anastasia is committed to ensuring that the brave ukrainian people can continue, continue to defend their country against russian aggressions. as long as it takes next step for the ukranian presidents, a speech to a read joi

sex outside of marriage. illegal critics calling as a setback for civil liberties and a show of solidarity in iran shopkeepers and truck drivers. go on strike, to demonstrate vast support for the growing anti government protest movement there . ah, i'm many cubes. mckennon. thanks so much for joining us. reports from russia suggest ukraine could be stepping up. it's cross border attacks against strategic russian targets. in the latest incident, the governor of russia's course region says a drone attacks and f field setting an oil storage tank on fire and close lies on the back with ukraine. but the incident comes just a day, often multiple explosions at military bases in the rise and region and at the angles. abbeys much deeper inside russian territory. moscow blamed ukrainian drones for those blasts, calling them acts of terrorism. keith has not claimed responsibility. a correspondent, max xander has more now on the use of drones and attacks on russia and whether they mark a change in tactics for you train. it's hard to say at the moment, but let me tell that this is not the 1st time that

now rallies and solidarity have been taking place all over the globe. other chinese protest as aware of the international support. yes, it's really quite amazing. not only in europe and the u. s. but also, for example, university campuses in south korea, there were a lot of chinese students who am, you know, are even held demonstrations and those images dos and yet protest there really quite a subversive message for the chinese government here. so the censorship of course, is working overtime to suppress and to need those images. if you want to access them, then you have to use a p p n software on your phone or on your a laptop which eci officially is illegal here, but am only been can you excess free information, for example, on twitter or for a media where those images a shed, he and china people don't know about it and, and it, yeah, that's what, what makes it really very hard for the masses or to immobilize, to solidarity. and to really am know about it because only a few people use v p n and can only access those critical information. yeah, javier

many observers saw that as a show of solidarity with the protesters in iran.nt reality going back to iran now? >> look, i have to say that it was an act of showing their solidarity, but it was too little too late because these football players, they were in a meeting with the butcher of tehran. they shook hands with him. many believed because they were under pressure, but they can choose because a lot of young generations in iran, teenagers, they are getting killed, but they are not bowing to the murders. so they could show that more solidarity right now that one of the well known football player. best football player, but he choose to stand in the right side of the history to support iranian people, to speak up against the killings. these football players when they were playing, the same day teenagers were getting killed. >> why is it that -- i see history and why is it that it is so difficult for people to be able to speak in a regime and you can see throughout history similarities to it. the fact that we're talking about a regime where there's a morality po