southern fronts. the colonel general was supported by the azov constant offensive and the constant impact of the southern south-western front on the floors of the first tank army and the sixth field army led to the fact that the group had to constantly choose an army. yes, what is this fire stream and hmm such an armored fist and someone got hit, he, unfortunately, died with losses not taken into account, that’s why it turned out so quickly the results of the germans’ stay in the donbass - this is a scorched earth, destroyed and we will talk about their memory with our regular expert, historian and political scientist alexander vasiliev. sasha, good afternoon. hello eightieth anniversary of liberation. donetsk in ukraine this year zelensky came out and may 9 will no longer be celebrated. victory day was moved to the eighth incomprehensibly. will this year, in kiev, remember the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of the city from the german fascist invaders? people, uh, living in the donbass and the rest of ukraine. they are practically people of the same generation , uh, grandfathers fought in the red army. why s

the colonel general supported the azov constant offensive and the constant impact of the southern south-western fronte floors of the first tank sixth field army led to the fact that the group i had to constantly choose an army. but what is more important for them, kharkov or donbass, in the end this led to complete depletion, and the reserves and defensive capabilities of the army group south, and its further collapse of the largest port in mariupol was a strategically important task of the red army. practically. at the very beginning of the war, the germans captured the city almost without a fight and almost paralyzed the production of soviet tanks. the mariupol plant named after ilyich had a direct relationship with the tank industry of the ussr even before the start of the great patriotic war, he supplied t-34 hulls for kharkov, the city was liberated from several directions at the same time and the enemy had only a small corridor along which he could retreat. and, nevertheless, as we see, six 600 enemy people were destroyed on the spot in the city itself. that is, these are quite serious forces t

in the history of our country exactly 80 years ago, on september 8, 1943, troops of the southern south-western frontm stalin, as donetsk was then called, and actually completed the operation to liberate the region with the significant anniversary of the inhabitants. donbass was congratulated by vladimir putin in his presidential address , noting the parallels between the events of the great patriotic war and the present day and the heroism of modern fighters. 80 years ago was liberated, cleared from the nazi occupiers , the legendary unconquered donbass, the centuries-old stronghold of russia, the land of toilers, warriors, rich and generous land, 9 years ago, on these sacred borders for us, the example of the soldiers of the great patriotic war was introduced. their descendants of the donbass militia multiplied their courage and perseverance in the new battle with nazism, gave the grandchildren and great-grandsons of the victors the strength to defend their land, their culture, language heritage , destroyed during the battles of 2014 , the saur memorial, the graves today are completely restored nex

southern parts of western australia. the temperature in perth, about average for this time of year. a cold front however, sweeping across the southg to bring damaging winds to the likes of tasmania. cooler conditions as well to that southeast corner. wash those temperatures dip down wednesday into tuesday. for sydney, largely hot and dry at least through to wednesday. let's have a look at the three day, by thursday, a chance of showers and much cooler conditions. heat's also the story across the south island of new zealand. christchurch, seeing the temperature up for this time of year. from damaging winds potentially going into wednesday for southern parts of the south island, but he largely settled picture across the north island there. enter southeast asia, we've got warnings out for more heavy rain to come across thailand. that is your weather update. ♪ >> from intimate moments, to major social changes. from man's impact on the planet, to the impact of man on himself. >> it's crushing. ♪ >> witness award-winning films from around the world on al jazeera. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching al jazeera. a reminder of our top sto

good news from the front of the armed forces of ukraine had the success of the southern robot and the western willow in melitopol in the direction they are advancing and to the southbakhmut they are entrenched in the unreached hrobozhakh, and in the mariinsky avdiiv and liman directions the defenders are restraining the advance of the occupiers, the general staff informs about this, 39 combat clashes took place in the past day, our defenders struck the market 20 times, the concentration of muscovites arrived and the positions of the invaders' anti-aircraft missile systems in addition, four ammunition depots , 12 artillery pieces, two control points and one station were hit, and the enemy rep , the speaker of the parliament, ruslan stefanchuk met with the head of the national assembly of france, ellie bronhiven, the politician wrote about it on his facebook, they talked about the implementation of the peace formula of president zelenskyi, the chairman of the verkhovna rada called on france to participate in its implementation and thanked for the decision to transfer scalp missiles to ukraine, we are monitoring the situation, we are in close contact with our ally ro

cooler across southern parts of western australia with a temperature input about the average if at this time, if you have a cold front. however, sweeping across the bike to for the south of that is going to bring damaging winds to the likes of tasmania cooler conditions as well to that southeast corner. watch those temperatures the dip down wednesday into tuesday. but for sydney, it remains locksley hots and fly at least through to wednesday. if we have a look at the 3 day by thursday, we could see a chance of showing much crude up conditions. now he's also the story across particular the south island of new zealand. christ church, seen the temperature touch rights up for this time if you and damaging winds potentially coming in as we go into wednesday for southern parts of the south on an but a large we settled picture across the north island that and as we move to southeast asia, we've warnings out for more heavy rain to come across thailand. that's your weather update of the, from intimate moments to major social changes from man's impact on the planet to the impact of mine on himself that he has with depression. and it's really as to give yourself love the witness

southern southeastern part of somalia, south western part of somalia. this is right during black hawk down. this happened ten weeks. there's my vehicle right front. tire hits the landmine. i had no idea was a landmine. i knows my right foot came off. i was in a middle front seat. my legs wrangled to the right. and what really helped save our life beyond the topic of this discussion. but i'll share it with you, was that donkey cart in the lower right? we slowed down, hit the mine. we slowed down because of the donkey cart and because we had slowed our speed, our vehicle didn't carry over the explosion. it's almost at a perpendicular angle. my rightoot came off in somalia. i was trying to put it back on myself. i had a radio to call for help. killer romeo. killer romeo for ken rutherford, we hit a landmine bleeding. oh, positive. send an airplane. my rest of my right leg came off that night and nairobi, kenya. and on my left leg in the united states. soon after, i was on tv, different news shows about somalia. then i was interviewed. we are invited to the white house and the senate foreign relations committee to testify about landmines. and that's