even after its troops relinquished the only major city they held in the south or ukraine's president zalinski. today, he praised the ukrainian people and the countries armed forces. he old men is today is a historic n b that we are returning to the south of our country returning to her song, stanon. as of now, our defenders are on the outskirts of the city and say, and we are starting to enter imo, what special units are already in the city when the people of her son were waiting, they never gave up a new crime. needle grain was ukrainian president zalinski, there are corresponding to connelly, he is in keep, he has more on the latest developments in the city of here. so while ukraine social media is a wash with images like you just saw in that report of kind of impromptu celebrations, of people coming out with the ukraine, flags hugging, ukrainian soldiers, even without the soldiers putting up those ukraine flags on government buildings. as far as we understand from present zalinski, it's only the can special forces that are actually in harrison itself. they've moved forward faster

federation they are actually a front, of course, the fighting intensity is not the same as in the south or east of ukrainer bakhmut or near kherson, but about that, 7 communities were shelled all the time yesterday in the north, yes, they are carrying out their tactics , rocking batteries she fired some today the settlement was rolling out. it was rolling back there. the next day, other settlements will be shelled , but all the time they are disturbing. they take them from the front for rotation, they take them out to somewhere outside the russian federation and replenish them with these chumps, for example, there is a battalion, a tactical group that had 800 people, now they have 200. so they were taken out, they are replenished by mobs and they will just enter our service on er, well, on our section of the front, we are relatively calm , although it is relatively calm. they are shelling with mortars somewhere er and civilians are dying and er and the defense, but it’s still calmer and under this way they are on the same er the russians are coordinating their military units what putin says no they are th

you pool and cities, fields and forests of east and south ukraine or for gordon. the enemy is well prepared. there are many foreign mercenaries. you can hear yourself. mercenaries are firing at us, but we are holding our positions. thinking ahead and we've got everything we need. thanks to could europe and our commanders. more ad gasdio, haughty from the gun, screeching. can other aspect of this to bring new ukrainian authority, say they have detained a suppose a kremlin prop, again, this publishing a photo of a person who burs on company resemblance to german investigative journalists. thomas rooper, ukraine's national security service has disclosed a man's name, but instead posted a blurred photo that appear to have been taken from an article written by mister rooper r t reached out to thomas, who replied, saying he wasn't the person detained, but other that it wouldn't be the 1st time key of authorities attempted to clump down on free press in the country ukraine. of course, everybody irrational problem again, this tool is not celebrating ukraine, and this is n

5 to -10°, imagine that apartment - these are those those are the same minus 10 or minus 13° there in the south of ukraineot minus 40, which, let's say, to return to the territory of russia due to the humidity of the air, it is much more difficult to carry out any operations, both offensive and defensive, well, let's say that for us, how do we differ in this situation from the russians, because we have more motivation and we are more prepared for those conditions which we will lead. that is, we have already talked in advance, several months ago, and our partners. we can, and this is the first point, the second point is the motivation of our servicemen, we are liberating our country, as for the russian federation, the issue of the stay of these servicemen during the winter period in this region is a completely different situation, they are not so they are not prepared for this. they do not have the motivation that our servicemen have, so the winter period is very difficult for either country, but it is still morally and psychologically motivating. let's put it this way, the servicemen and our army are more

ukraine and military roman cosser, of archie dun escrow public. or meanwhile, in ukraine air rate warnings have been sounding across the east and south or along with the t have controlled city of zap, rosier. me more russia has already mobilized 318000 people with nearly 50000 already in combat situations. thus, according to vladimir putin who also emphasized the importance of making sure the civilians of russia's kiss or region no longer faced hostilities with. of course, those who live in cursing needs be relocated from the zone of the most dangerous hostilities. the civilian population should not suffer from showing offensives, counter offensives, and other activities related to military operations. not enough democracy. that's how washington explained why it excluded the struggling west african nation of the keena fall. so from an extensive economic development plan for the continent, i have made this decision because i have determined that the government of burkina faso has not established or made continued progress toward establishing respect for the rule of law and political pluralism. again, a fancy has been racked by a devastating g harde

the enemy will receive them, as technology, they will be shot down somewhere in the east of ukraine or in the southll, what about the patriots , for example, in what concerns absolutely divides your position that it should be, first of all, a political decision, yes, because it is a political decision a military solution will be imposed accordingly, a military solution, yes and in fact, the petriv systems are in trouble, and i think that in fact the discussion has now begun. cautious optimism yes, in this case, because well, let's face it, i have a subjective point of view that the missile attack on poland carried out by the russian federation was primarily not a military one, it was primarily a political decision. maybe even putin himself, but definitely a military one leadership, that is, there should be a mirror solution from the nato countries and the european union, namely the strengthening of ukraine with new modern air defense systems such as petriv, but what poland proposed is, of course, an adequate mirror response and the russian provocation for the russian shelling of a country that is n

actually four types of people they divided ukraine in half, as they always tried to divide along the dnieper river into left bank and right bank, well, or even to the southutheast, and the rest of ukraine is there, and at that time it was somehow not overcome. so this disagreement, so this division remained in the agreement to russian curators, russian political scientists and pro-russian political forces in ukraine, after the revolution of dignity, it became less, and now, when the war is going on, there is a full-scale full-scale war with the russian nation, with the aggressor country, people are giving up the russian language because someone says that, you know, it's even embarrassing to say it. and here he is talking about his rut ​​there. she was a neighbor or a classmate who changed. to the regions and there all these things to and all of you galicians there er ukraine does not exist ukraine well people said that and they were at the anti-maidan in the ukrainian park saw these characters talked with them it was, well it was obvious well and the plus of such people there were many at all kinds of congresses in social networks and so on, now people a

it’s just so hard for me to imagine and when i imagine the crimea and the south of ukraine where it’s constantly either warm orty then it’s warm again then this everything sinks, it can simply go down there underground and overcome them very easily with tanks, how effective are they? well, i am not talking about the fact that the russians do everything, even the effective can make it ineffective, but in principle, how much and how much can they slow down the advance of the ukrainian army, well, look, they do it there, for example, in luhansk oblast. yes, there, by analogy, as it was in france, yes, the line is painted, that wagnerian is beautiful, yes, the line is beautiful to us, so it is placed in dovbysh, but they do it very well . they don’t dig into the ground, they just put and dig a trench, and there was a video that was very revealing so that i don’t have to tell you again when ours are eaten, they are separate like this, they have concrete structures that just jump over there, yes, the equipment there swings into different sides, but they were rushing over them and it was not some kind of unreal struc

south. now all of those 3 regions have been liberated or are shortly liberated by ukraine. and so really the amount of territory controlled by ukraine, if we take that as a metric of success, has gone up and up and up, and the amount controlled by russia has gone down and down and down. why make this announcement on national television? why not? if you're going to withdraw, just withdraw and keep quiet. i mean, that's a very good question. i, i suspect is quite interesting that the president putin wasn't in the announcement . and so i suspect that because it's inevitable, russia had to withdraw. and as i said, we've been, we've been seeing this happen over the last 6 weeks, or 2 months. the getting the military to announce in this kind of slightly weird briefing from the senior general to the defense minister, i think is a way of making clear who's responsible for the retreat and, and president putin wants it to be care that it's, it's not him. so what happens next in russia? withdraw south coast on across 3rd in the pro river. you craig move forwards and then what and trie

of the russians from kherson, the head of state said that the armed forces of ukraine in the south are advancing cautiously or the counteroffensive took place with minimal losses because the enemy is not going to surrender positions without a fight. this is how we will ensure the liberation of kherson, kakhovka, donetsk, and other cities of ours. makes the appropriate decisions, any attempt by you to blow up the kakhovka hpp and flood our territory and dehydrate the zaporizhia nuclear power plant will mean that you declare war in this world, think about what problems you will have in of the russian army, the president of the united states, joe biden, called it an interesting statement by the russians about their departure with parts of the kherson region. i am curious that you did not wait for the end of the elections to the us congress to make such a decision, which we have known about for some time, and this is proof that the russian military has real problems, it remains to be seen what the retreat of the russians leads to and whether ukraine is ready to compromise with russia, the priority for the russian

of the authorities, either central in the form of the ministry of culture or local, especially in the south and east of ukraineiatives often stalled, er, they thought that it was possible for me, let 's make some kind of commission, er, under the commission, we will discuss these issues for a long time, it is not possible to solve everything quickly, but they see that it's obvious that the government already represents that the mood is not changing that we have three to get rid of those markers of the lutskyi mir in ukrainian society and thank god the old wrapper is no longer there he stands without a wrapper and what to do with vatutin there are also his bones that seem to be lying in mari park, if you are not mistaken, in fact, the situation with vatutin is just right and the composition of the situation is exactly that it is not just monuments, it is a grave, that is why it was not applied to him the effect of the law on decommunization, in contrast to the e-e statue that concerns shchors, it is obvious that you need to make a decision on the re-burial of e-e this holiday and chief and the dismantling, acco

of the russians from kherson, the head of state said that the armed forces of ukraine in the south are advancing cautiously or the counteroffensive took place with minimal losses because the enemy is not going to surrender positions without a fight. operations, those that are currently ongoing, those that we are planning to do, and i want to now once again and separately warn everyone in moscow who makes relevant decisions about any of your attempts to blow up the kakhovka hpp and flooding our territory and dewatering the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant will mean that you are declaring war on this world, think about what problems you will have in the russian army then, the president of the united states, joseph biden, called the russian statement about their withdrawal from part of the kherson region interesting. i am curious that you did not wait for the end of the elections to the us congress to make such a decision that we have known about for some time and this is proof that the russian military has real problems, it remains to be seen what the retreat of the russians leads to and whether ukraine is read

block teeth saying there's no indication that miss or crash which likely came from ukraine was deliberate or the russia is taking targets the ally of the south african liter calls on the g 20 group to accept more countries from the continent into the rank of africans push for a bigger role in politics the sunday pm here in the russian capital and mister garcia, international with the very latest world news update. welcome to you. now the polish president has made a u turn on the missile crisis off the initially blaming moscow. president, dude on now says he has no evidence that the missile, which fell in the eastern poland, killing 2 locals, was launched by the russian military. he's also admitted that ukraine's at the fences were likely responsible for the incident. most likely, it was a russian made as 300 missile at the moment. we have no evidence that it was a missile fired by the russian side. much indicates that it was an air defense missile, which unfortunately fell on the territory of poland. now as chief is also doubled down on the fact that has nothing to implicate russia in the incident, which was apparently caused by a ukrainian

that is, the market in the west, it has already recovered more than in central ukraine, for example, or the north, the south , in terms of the activity of job seekers, the largest pool of job seekers. it is located again in kyiv, dnipro, odesa, the lowest number of reviews for the vacancy is zakarpattia oblast, chernivtsi oblast, and even in central ukraine, cherkasy oblast is included here therefore, this is the distribution i am talking about. well, it is already more similar to what was before the full-scale creation. when in fact the active economic players are the big cities you named kyiv, kharkiv and odesa, that is, somehow the situation is normalizing, and do you see how business is returning to the liberated territories? i hope that everything will normalize in kherson oblast. is there such a process as the return of business to the liberation of the territory? of course, we are watching the number of vacancies increase in the liberated territories. let's look at the results for a few months, as i already said, kyiv region, for example, it was the most active, growing in terms of the number of new

so potentially the armed forces of ukraine have two options , either to advance on kherson from the northern bank of the dnieper or somehow bypass kherson to the southlementation of any of the scenarios, the armed forces of ukraine have to cover many, many kilometers and go through tens of tens of heavy battles, so why do the occupiers try to mention as often as possible about kherson and what bloody scenarios are being prepared according to the data of our ministry of defense for the clip of messages about the evacuation of civilians to the kremlin , the generals are actively transporting kherson more and more new soldiers, so it’s so simple that the occupiers will not leave kherson, says pavlo lekhchuk, kherson remains covered in kherson, paratroopers in kherson, marines, light infantry, well one gets the impression that these are the most prepared e-e units for introducing e-e battles e-e in urban development and this is what vladyslav olenchenko assumes shows that the kremlin is playing classic psychological games and deliberately shows weakness in order to drag as many ukrainian troops as possible into kherson and then try to turn the tide of t

if, for instance, in russian launches on attack from the east to the west or from the south to the north, y a launching i ukraine, which would be heading from west to east, would end up being another. the other direction is going from east to west, then will end up in poland. so the real question as to whether in fact the whole thing had been staged a set up a full flag attack for instigated by ukraine, possibly possibly also with collusion, bipolar we don't know whether that has happened, but i think that within the capitals of nato and particularly the night states which would have to do all the heavy lifting any on confrontation there was this very thought, hey, ukraine has just stage a false flag attack, trying to drag us into a nuclear war with russia. so it's a very serious situation. yeah, i mean, glen, i don't know. i'm trying to look at it from a very practical point of view, not an ideological one. i think george is right. i think there could have been. we have no evidence here. you don't have any him, but i think it makes logical sense that could have been collusion between the governments of poland a

and in the south of ukraine, the weather will be dry, except possibly with morning or night fogs, andwarm plus 14 + 18°. well, in kyiv tomorrow hm, significant precipitation is unlikely, but in the afternoon cloudiness may increase and a little rain may pass, and the air temperature will be somewhere plus 10°. this is the nearest synoptic perspective in ukraine and i want to say that it is the closest. well, sometime in the near future, from the second half of the week, the air temperature will gradually decrease, no serious severe cold is in sight, but it will still get cold on occasion. thank you very much for this one of my favorite photos . they are certainly much more pleasant for the audience than i am from a dark room with led lamps, there is a temporary lack of light - it's not the worst thing that can be powerless. thank you very much, ms. natalya, and it's always nice to see you in person, and the photo is a good eprimo in the photo. well, yes, client, i told you about the weather, at the very end i will say that british scientists have determined the word of 2022, they were

ukraine. does united much of the global south its nature against the world. no. me or. oh, i never have an email folder called k in coalition and other grades for your organization. and what is your response? i'm proud to be a big big main standard of laws. god was right in this world. i guess i'm a big in the midst of you right and go what i see just a bunch of homes that are measure your call for a local or state flag. they walk. our biggest so been were stand up to what we believe was was right. mr. rad and coalition, others are not lacking to mess just there was the client knew each christmas well, christian overlaid me, people need to know that girl like this to still exist that this hate, this ideology is, is in fact behind a lot of the support for the state flag, we must awaken white race to mislead mattie damn class. mean a man, mom, mom a matter just remember one day why he is not going to stand by and watch more and more. there's not the history shows. when he's had enough news, you're like i, i'm not trying to change the case mind. i'm not trying to change th

congratulate you ihora slava to ukraine good day, is it out of good will or a trap for the armed forces of ukraine, it is probably just as important to outline the situation in the south right now as well. it is no less important that the russians have concentrated their most capable forces on the kherson bridgehead in quite a large number of what the russian army will be if it gets rid of this group, we can only imagine, and this task is more for military analysts, in any case p igor how are you now do you see the development of events in the kherson region, please? well, let ’s say so. they are trying to preserve their most combat-capable groups, it’s true that there is a concentration of all of them, there are airborne troops and other units that, let’s say, survived, those that survived after their unsuccessful operations, such as kyiv in two days there well, and then there is odessa and so on. that is, we wink at them on all fronts, but i want to say that after all, well, we did not relax and were not, you know, under the influence of euphoria, because there are, uh, a number of problems that we they are waiting for the future, well, first of all, russia is just

if russia does withdraw our to the south, of course, on, across the ne pro river mathias, or if it happens in ukraine, advances what's likely to happen next in that region. and there will be a river that will be very difficult to cross over the bridges. i destroyed the 2 bridges that were there. the russians will have 40 fight on the left bank of the river and it would be very difficult to get over there. moreover, the city of castle, which sits just on the river, what would most likely be shells? it would be in the line of fire, so this would be advancing further would be very difficult. what ukraine has done so far. what we've seen is that they are looking at the whole front line and they're exploring where the weaknesses are. and that's where they will move in, so we might even not see them crossing the river. we might see them try to come from behind. try to move on. for example, in the upper is your region, which is a little bit more east or at other parts of the front, like we've seen it before. when you create announced it's counter offensive in the south in the house on region. they didn't re

missiles they fall in the south of ukraine in the center of ukraine in the kiev region in the west in the southwest, therefore, yes, well, poland is already therefore, uh. or. you don't understand the level. how much the standard of living has fallen, as if in everyday life, how much, uh, people psychologically stop living. how much time began to live definitely worse and feel less secure. well , of course the weather too, unfortunately, well, to unfortunately the weather is such weather, as in kiev the weather is practically the same as in moscow, there are no frosts, and there is certainly no connection either, you are right that uh, when the soviet union was building the energy system, then in ukraine is powerful. well, more and more at the same level of power, and the entire system of the railway station in ukraine. there were even moments when ukraine thought about why we need so many stations on this road. what am i leading up to? and you understand the war, because, uh, it leads with different ways not necessary. so i heard vladislav is a rather sober-minded military expert, and from russian, uh, enough. i just laid out the pros and cons in a cool w

measures to help restore power in ukraine following russian strikes on critical infrastructure . millions across the country have been left without power or heating south korean truck drivers have shaved their heads in protest of an unprecedented government order 2 and a worker strike. thousands of truckers have been striking over minimum pay for the 2nd time in less than 6 months. disrupting supply chains and building sites. guitars, energy minister has announced a long term deal to supply gas to germany. 2000000 tons of liquefied natural gas will be delivered annually from 2026. the deal is to last for 15 years. the agreement between guitars, state energy company and he was oil giant konica phillips. we'll see ellen g delivered by ship to germany. berlin has been scrambling for new sources of gas to replace russian supplies in the wake of the war and ukraine. political correspondent, julia sal deli, has more on this. so put the steel in the context for us, julia. how far can it go to help ease concerns for germany? well, it is definitely not going to be enough to cover all the gas and energy needs of germany at the moment. but it certainly contribute

south of ukraine, because this picture, of course, very clearly shows what all military experts and the military know, so that we can now have fire control over logistics from the crimea, which will significantly weaken oro support the russian group in the south, and all this leads to the fact that ukraine, together with its allies, is thrown around the neck of moscow's troops in ukraine, he is procrastinating, he is procrastinating at will, of course, i would like to be faster , but here, of course, you have to behave in a very balanced way, and i have the impression that he is diligent, and our generals understand this very well and do it very well, so i share the optimism of western experts that the prosthesis of the release of the ukrainian rooster will continue in the future and that now the defeat of the russians in kherson is not the freezing of the border along the dnieper no we will move on and i actually have no doubts about this thank you oleg your opinion and your attitude to such statements, can melitopol and mariupol really be deoccupied in january? well, i have hope that they will be occupied, and i certainly believe that. i am sure that we will return to the border of our 91st year and c

south ukraine festival. it must ensure a land corridor to crimea green and gloria thompson or chris goes on. the sheila with who i bruce cusack lee and the place keys kobus which is t cascoo some school you know, you get num go to you for his could get those p here. no. so still a good asset that particular broker, the coach, the stems told my, and she is the key with the chase we're by. we'd use them by think and actually feel a bit of a way of dealing with this issue here. and actually i provide to practically ship something from 3 should use it as normally almost issue for the national come problem. no problem. we've given you why nozer, british in west municipal sentiment, those to used to crave. furthermore, he chose to per for these roof attempts to look by in pity. my will in this new or the sion move 30 things hold. cave expected russian to, to foncher and see his battles didn't happen. while the ukrainian army suffered huge casualties with applegate's, constantly being routed, professional soldiers were replaced by poorly trained reservists thrown into battle with little to no skill

or from the south to the nose. why a 90 minute south launched by ukraine, which would be heading from west to east, would end up over the other direction going from east to west. then we'll end up in poland. the real question as to whether in fact the whole thing had been stage a full flag of instigated by ukraine, possibly a collusion bipolar and we don't know whether that was a thing that within the capitals a united states which would have to do all the heavy lifting any on confrontation, there was this very thought ukraine has just stage a false flag attack trying to drive a with russia very serious situation. yeah, i mean, glen, i don't know. i'm trying to look at it from a very practical point of view, not an ideological one. i think george is right. i think there could have been. we have no evidence here. you don't have an him, but i think it makes logical sense that could have been collusion between the governments of poland and ukraine. to tom enlarged the war have a hot war because we're in a proxy war right now against russia. but how is, how it ukraine, poland actually benefit from a hot war with russia?

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i think that was the logical conclusion, or the kind of consequence of russia pulling out of the west bank of the per river taking forces from the south ukraine and putting them in the east where things it has been said, haven't changed. great deal since the beginning this was, this was the section ukraine territory where the fighting had been going on since 2014, where the ukrainians had very good defensive positions. can trench warfare, 1st world war style, all very, very immobile. and now the russians desperate for some kind of success, some kind of progresses, show their bosses in the kremlin throwing a huge amount of tact. but also soldiers at those front lines, often very badly prepared, badly trained russian newly mobilized soldiers. and a sense that the russians really need something to show for all the losses of the recent weeks. a mis follows weeks of attacks on the countries civilian infrastructure. we, we saw the pictures there, the blackouts and water shortages, how our faithful covey it is. pretty amazing. given how difficult things are he and how many concur bull's ordering ukrainians have to deal with on a day to day basis. ho

from carson in the south fighting has once again increased in the eastern part of the country. gentle sholtes with the update their from ukrainian capital or back in september, ukraine launched a successful counter offensive to drive russian forces out of nearly all of the country's eastern hockey province. but in many, his locals are still struggling to put their lives back together after russian occupation dw mathias bullying. a reports from could be asked the difficult few steps when natalia push gone. she spent nearly a month locked in this police station in her hometown of cooper's when the russians were in charge. it's the 1st time she's been back. ringback wash, it's hard to remember this, but i'm ok. no, not. early in the occupation she attended appro ukrainian rally. she says she was not tortured, but that she heard the cries of other prisoners in another room. thus above the threshold, i wasn't afraid for myself is this kind of fear passes. you understand a bull throws logic, but i was afraid for the young guys who were tortured there. i was afraid they might kill them just for being ukrainians. news just for that on a postal grain says didn't get that thi

ukraine. how do you feel or not? we can list several factors that can give us answers to these questions. first of all, melitopol is a historical logistical hub of the southay, the rashists of ukraine have identified our city as a logistical and administrative center for themselves. unfortunately , today we understand that the de-occupation of crimea, our crimea, is impossible without the de-occupation of the city of melitopol. today, we understand that the terror of the city of zaporizhia is mostly carried out by missile systems - it is 300, as for example, this night five rockets flew into the industrial zone of zaporizhia, we understand that nikopol is bombarded with artillery shells every day precisely from energy, therefore the future of our state is impossible without liberating the city melitopol therefore, it is a strategic city for the de-occupation of the south, for the de-occupation of our crimea, for energy independence and the release of the energy gift from zaporizhzhya and power plants, and of course for a peaceful life, both for zaporozhians and for the whole of ukraine, that is why today it is a strategic city for our country, well, forec

wasn't in the out building mac up or he said the beautiful dog got killed. meanwhile, russia claims that ukraine bombed a dam in russian controlled territory in the south, near the city of his son. if the dam fails, catastrophic flooding would result something. russia claims ukraine is planning to do as part of its counter offensive to reclaim the area. one rare bright spot, a prisoner exchanged, that saw more than $100.00 men from both sides come home. these men and the don bass were fighting for the russian side, fell. now go to russia for rehabilitation. while those stuck in ukraine brace for a cold, hard winter in him. that's it for now. thanks a lot for your time. ah. her i'm skin that i will not hard and in the end, if a me you are not locked up to you anymore, we will send you back or you.

ukraine leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power or running water. ah, you're watching l 0. like for my headquarters and hi daddy and obligate. also coming up. south korea, president cultural more safety measures to prevent a repeat of the crowd crush that killed 155 people in sold out the happiest place on earth, turns into a nightmare. visitors get stuck in shanghai disney land until testing negative for i hello. russia says that it's unacceptable for ships carrying grain to pass through a black sea corridor, and it won't guarantee the safety of the vessels. it comes days after moscow suspended participation and a turkish and un broker deal. but 12 ships loaded with more than 350000 tons of grain still left ukraine black seaports on monday it's the most moved in a single day since july. here is are the pro magic editor james based reporting for more than 3 months. this current all through the black sea has been a humanitarian lifeline. the u. n says about 9000000 tons of grain has been transported and it says despite russia suspending its participation after the cranium drone attack on its fleet, the scheme will continue. they have suspended, th

a-a in some direction from the north and from the south, and svatov finds itself in a situation where one way or another, but the armed forces of ukraineions, for example , to surround there, there is no large-scale global-epic defense, and the russians will not be able to get there, they will either flee to the north until that they have such an opportunity. although it is already limited in them, or they will have to flee to starobilsk or the autobahn, let's say so, for them, the situation is now there. this is what they are trying to block from the counter-offensive actions of the contours of the formation of self-determined counter-offensive actions that are partially mobilized by the resources that are available to them uh, i went in and restrained a full-fledged they won't be able uh, viktor, it was there literally last week well, in the field in the past, it was also uh, there was such an interesting story when uh, somewhere in this region, the retreat of the russians took place and after that, there was such a well, just a terrible dispute between the beautiful kadyrov on the one hand and actually the army forces when they blam

form of limited autonomy for the areas in south 1000, southeastern ukraine that are now under combat. and under contention, they reside crimea. neither ukraine or russia followed through agreement. but at least there has been discussions of what could like, i can outcome in ultimately what, what you're going to have to have is the cranium having sovereignty over everything . but that the people in these areas, having a chance to live in which they can use directional language. and so, so what were russian soldiers after get out? are good crane cow. we are already in pre negotiations, negotiations. you can hear what the average pay says, what soleski said, even some things that are being said with the russian side of one of the questions, just how much damage will continue to be done in the ukraine during this sweater. how much damage to the grid? sense supply, eat and why that sarah, or before serious negotiated, where they get on is these attacks against the grid aren't client in par, or a potent to establish a more preferential and negotiating i stand. but we're already in predict oceans ok . somewhere. what's your response says the big pictu

you're watching al jazeera or headlines this, our ukraine's army chief says his forces and making gains of the south. but it remains unclear whether russia's begun pulling troops out of the city of her son. he has worn troops of possible movie traps and more attacks. the sister of hunger, striking egyptian british activist, says his lawyer is negotiating with authorities to gain access to him in prison. blogger is serving a 5 year sentence for spreading false news. for pakistan, prime minister iran cons. long march to islamabad has resumed a week after he was shot in the lake. the rally calling for immediate elections was paused for a week following an assassination attempt on con. the us president joe biden has hailed the democrats performance in the mid term elections, calling it a good day for democracy, but he's acknowledged americans are frustrated with the political divide. biden says he is willing to work with the republicans with the final outcome. still unclear and both the house of representatives and the senate. mike hannah has more on this from washington. it was in pennsylvania that the

no indication that miss paul crash, which likely came from ukraine, was deliberate or that russia is seeking to talk with also this our, the south african liter calls on the g 20 group to accept more countries from the continent into their ranks as africans push, pull a bigger role in geo politics. a 7 p, i'm hearing the russian capital, and this is oxy international. with the very latest world news updates, a very warm welcome to you. the polish president has made a u turn on the missile crisis off to initially blaming moscow. president duda now stacy has no evidence that the missile, which fell in easton, poland killing 2 locals was launched by the russian military. he's also admitted that ukraine's defense is likely responsible for the incident. most likely, it was a russian made as 300 missile at the moment. we have no evidence that it was a missile fired by the russian side, much indicates that it was an air defense missile, which unfortunately fell on the territory of poland. nato's teeth has also double down on the fact there's nothing to implicate russia in the incident, which was apparently caused by a ukrainian missile

of limited autonomy for the areas in the south 1000, southeastern ukraine, are now under a combat and under contention. they reside crime in neither ukraine or russia followed through agreement. but at least there has been discussions of what could i can outcome in alternately what, what you're gonna have to have is the cranium having sovereignty over everything. but that to people in these areas, having a chance to live life in which they can use directional language. and so what we're russian soldiers after get out are good crane county. we are already in pray, negotiation negotiations. you can hear what his pay says. we're asking even some things that are being said with the russian side of it's one of the questions just how much damage will continue to be done in our ukraine during this winter. how much damage to the grid, sense supply, heat, et cetera, before serious negotiated when they get on these attacks against the grid, aren't client in par, or put in to establish a more preferential and negotiating i stance. but we're already in pre negotiated. ok somehow. what's your response says the big picture for a moment, the end of the war

mood of any part of the country, whether in the west or in the south , today we are all united in the fact that putin and the kremlin will not break ukraineh any missile strikes, and we will definitely survive. we will definitely win and ukraine will definitely remain a strong state, and his personal fate and the fate of all of muscovy will actually burn through the hague in a very, very bad hell. what should be done, of course, the number one question is the air defense system, this is really a state secret, although every time we hear about the fact that our nato partners supply us with such additional means. of course, we must address them very clearly today, we need more air defense systems, we need those air defense systems that will be more effective than the old soviet complexes with -300 is and iriz is and our mass and patriot, that is, everything that the world has and can offer today, the second thing is the restoration of critical infrastructure, no matter how high-quality air defense is there will be hits anyway, there will be destruction, of course, what can you ask the authorities today? what were you doing for nine months w

say that we all need to prepare for all territories of our ukraine and don't just say that there is an active war in the east or in the southbut here in the west, no, i 'm afraid that we just have to be ready to continue our struggle. well, light is light - it's us and you, our emotions, our actions, our kindness things are what the guys need, so you are standing right here in the comments, they write to us zaporizhzhia, now there is light, there is water in our neighborhood, there is no heating in other areas, there is yesterday for about 3 hours, there was nothing. the main thing is that we are all alive, we can endure everything, glory to the defenders of ukraine tetyana beylik thank you we are also with you and zaporozhye, stick together. all of ukraine is together and we will overcome everything. yuriy kamenchuk. thank you for your word. in fact, remembering at the beginning what conditions russia has put us in, we must remember what conditions exist in russia itself, not in every country. corner i am silent there, even about some remote areas of certain supposedly developed russian cities there is no electricity and w