but in southern ukraine, i want to go home. but in southern ukraine. it — i want to go home.it were homes _ i want to go home. but in southern ukraine, it were homes that - i want to go home. but in southern ukraine, it were homes that were i ukraine, it were homes that were hit, killing three and trapping others under the ruins. in northern hard kyiv day turned dark. the power went down right across the town. this country now copes with what was once unimaginable. handing out hot food... keeping people warm... and evenin food... keeping people warm... and even in kyiv queuing for water in the street. defying russia's efforts to wear them down. but these attacks affect even the most vulnerable. we found this old people's home without heat, light or water. found this old people's home without heat, light orwater. it found this old people's home without heat, light or water. it is running on sheer resilience. her children just brought her here from the south thinking she would be safer. we are all waiting for peace, really waiting. translation: putin says let's be friends, _ wa

the first rank, chief of the joint codex press center of the security and defense forces of southern ukraine47 minutes, and now, to outline the military situation in our country in general, vladyslav seleznyov, military expert, former spokesman of the general staff, military colonel the forces of ukraine are in touch with us, vladyslav, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine, well, if it were possible, i would still start from the age of the full video, where the russian uh military or more precisely, these are the wagnerites, that is, the mercenaries actually turn to gerasimov, we load him with all possible words, we today, this incident was already mentioned, and for some time in the information space, in particular, and in the russian segment, there was information about who else was involved in this video. however , the wagnerites do not have any similar sentiments until prigozhin himself actually confirmed that this is a real video, so to speak, and the problem really exists, actually supporting and consecrating this criticism towards mr. vladyslav gerasimov, what is happening in that te

. >>> russian strikes hit southern ukraine overnight.als say villages were hit with heavy artillery. russia has targeted the region in recent weeks along with the cou country's infrastructure. the town has become the focus of russian attacks. what can you tell us? >> reporter: on the eastern front the donetsk region has been a flashback going back eight years. shortly after the illegal annexation of crimea is where the fighting was happening and russia's number one target. why this particular town? well, frankly, the ukrainian eastern group spokesperson says the russians are desperate to show some kind of success on the battlefield after a series of humiliating defeats and have been focusing efforts as of late on the city of bakhmut. but the ukrainians while it is a struggle for them are holding their own. it's not the only flash point where there is violence happening. if you move down to the south whether it be zaporizhzhia or liberated kherson in southern ukraine. the areas have been the targets of russian shelling during the overnigh

gumenyuk, head of the joint coordination press center of the security and defense forces of southern ukraineya, congratulations, slava glory to the heroes of ukraine. i congratulate you. i understand that in the south of our country the catch of missiles is not bad. well, if you can say the catch of missiles in a good sense of the word, the air force in the uder region only according to some information shot down more than 20 missiles, and please let me know something a little more detailed about what we can we know? yes, we can really report on a successful hunt. 21 rockets over odesa, two over kherson oblast and one over mykolaiv oblast. these are the results of the work of the southern direction . in our area of ​​responsibility, the missiles were directed through us, not those that were addressed directly to our population centers, our object of critical infrastructure in our area of ​​responsibility, we understand that in the morning , when the build-up of missile carriers in the black sea began, we realized that most likely all these 20 calibers we will track they were all in operation

are saying, we quote natalia humenyuk , head of the joint press center of the defense force of southern ukrainee occupation forces continue to terrorize the civilian population, in particular, they do not stop shelling the communities of the skinburn spit, as well as the water area of ​​the black sea and the dnipro-buz estuary so that the sea transport corridors that were planned do not work in the grain agreement, that is, the occupiers do everything so that there are no guests include the mykolaiv direction and mykolaiv ports, in addition, they fly in from time to time and in the ochakivsk and kotsurub communities, the spokeswoman emphasized, the enemy keeps the maximum number of territories under threat, especially those that they lost, we quote, the enemy is losing positions gradually but quite confidently , now they have the task of holding and wait for the moment until they pull up the reserves, so the command plans measures. in this way, in order not to give the enemy the opportunity to do this, we establish fire control we are trying to stop their logistical supply, it does not give me

by crim emo's support to say the verdict is politically motivated. russian showing in southern ukraine has killed at least 2 people in her son and left the entire city without power. the city of hoc keith was also hit in the latest round of strikes. millions of ukrainians are enduring freezing, winter temperatures without regular power and water supplies. as russia continues to target civilian infrastructure. and the u. s. national archives has released thousands of documents related to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. in 1063. the white house held some documents back, citing national security. the government commission that investigated the shooting, found the harvey oswald acted alone assassinating jeff k. more news here after algebra, well, do, stated growing up in england, a country with a rich before history. the welcome is always meant a great deal to me in so many memories of watching the torment that i've gone from being a child watching games on my side actually presenting at a wildcard. it really is a dream come true. i think this is a really unique well, we ha

ukraine. and yet another raft of sanctions against russia. leaders of the used 20 southern member states met today, brussels, where the focus was supporting ukraine. the details of this night rounded sanctions against russia. those details have not been revealed, but the commission at earlier proposed travel bands, an asset freezes on more than 230 russian officials. this is stan, ukrainian, president of ultima zalinski. he joined today's summit by video link. he appealed for aid and also for more advanced weapons on janelle by our brussels bureau chief alexander phenomena. she has been following the summit force . alexander the newest sanctions package has just been approved. what is the e you targeting this time? well ran this new package of sanctions. it's more about tightening chris tricks, sions, and other punitive measures against russia. more individuals and entities will be blacklisted. 3 more banks will be sanctioned for more russian tv channels will be taken off the year in europe. and the european union is also saying that they want to cut rushes access to drones, for instance. so actua

occupied by russian troops, may be the next important stage in the process of de-occupation of southern ukraineng up efforts to isolate and weaken russian forces in the strategically important city of melitopol in order to push russian troops out of southern ukraine, melitopol says in publication is a key node for regaining control over it can help the ukrainian defenders to bring back under their control not only the entire zaporizhzhia region but also the rest of the neighboring kherson region and this can potentially even open the way for the displacement of russian troops to the occupied crimea the supports of the road bridge were damaged - this was confirmed the night before by the mayor of the city and the occupying russian authorities, and a day earlier ukrainian forces struck the base of the analysts fsb at least this was reported by the mayor of the city, ivan fedorov well, could melitopol become another front or could melitopol become the next big city that will be liberated by ukrainian forces, we will talk about this later oleksandr musienko, head of the center for military legal re

in southern ukraine and the liberated city of her son, emergency teams do their best to tackle a fire after more shelling, according to officials here, the city is now completely without power. for those who remain life is a daily struggle. after nearly 10 months of war, the un high commissioner for human rights is now wanting that more strikes could lead to a further serious deterioration in the humanitarian situation. messiah strikes on civilian infrastructure, including energy facilities, and hydro electric power stations are exposing millions of civilians, especially persons in situations of vulnerability to extreme hardship. during the winter months. over $10000000.00 consumers are facing cuts in electricity, and millions are cut off from a regular supply of water. and russia has rejected a proposal of a christmas truce with pro moscow officials in the occupied city of don't ex, blaming ukraine for this attack. an apartment building and a hospital among the buildings damaged in the shelling. a senior ukrainian military general now says russia is digging in for a long war in ukrai

no rush and force as a continuing their shelling of the city of hassan and southern ukraine. it was liberated a month ago. the joy of many residents had enjoyed 8 months under russian occupation, a rushes talk. a thing of infrastructure and residential buildings is now forcing many to flee to say to cities. time to get out of the city and to nina and her children do not feel safe in her son. woodall, he can hear the bombing, but we live on the 9th floor. we have to sleep in the corridor or in the bathroom and we wake up 3 times a night. i'm losing my nerves. many others fling, i'd had them mean train station. the authorities are running special trains to get people to safety this month, heading to keefe. after 8 months of duty ration, occupation, you creegan forsyth finally recaptured her song last month. but the russian military, if still on the other side of that, an approved river and residence, faith relentless shelling, indicate each excitement is bessie. it's the 1st time and daneen as children are taking a train. they can't wait to leave the ward behind. no young, i ho

the russian forces are continuing their shelling of the city of hudson and southern ukraine. it was liberated a month ago to the joy of many residents that endured 8 months under russian occupation. the rushes targeting of infrastructure and residential buildings is now forcing many to flee, to say, to cities. time to get out of the city. and to nina and her children do not feel safe in her son. with below, you can hear the bombing where we live on the 9th floor. we have to sleep in the corridor or in the bathroom. we wake up 3 times a night. am losing my nerves. many others fling, i'd had them mean train station. the authorities are running special dreams to get people to safety this month heading to give after 8 months of brutal russian occupation, you creegan forces finally recapture to her song last month. but the russian military, if still on the other site of the den, it brought over and residence faith, relentless shelling, and again, each excitement is buzzing. it's the 1st time and turning as children are dicking a train. they can't wait to leave the ward behind noon

yesterday's court decision against the criminal amolla, it's totally unlawful. russian shelling in southern ukraine has killed at least 2 people in her son left the entire city without power. the city of hockey was also hit in the latest round of strikes. millions of ukrainians are enduring freezing, winter temperatures without regular power and water. russia continues to target civilian infrastructure. the u. s. national archives has released thousands of documents relating to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. in 1900. 63. the white house held some documents back, citing national security. the government commission that investigated the shooting, found that lee harvey oswald acted alone and assassinating j. f k. a u. s. judges. jail 3 men linked a plot to kidnap michigan's governor. they were members of a power miniature group that trained adam fox, who led a conspiracy to abduction democrat. gretchen whitmore in 2020. i now scanned the crowds for breath. i think carefully. but the last thing i say to people, when we part, i worry about the safety of every one near me when i'm in pub

the whole of eastern southern ukraine is the whole of eastern southern ukraine - these are russian landsf ever the question of the independence of ukraine arises, then only within the six western ukrainian regions is transcarpathia lviv ternopil, ivano-frankivsk, volyn and exactly these regions will be the capital of lviv in a few months. there will be polish troops. this is the kind of independence that awaits ukraine zhirinovsky consistently defended the right-handed and knew everything in advance back in 2008. you will become donbass, crimea khrushchev, it was all part of russia there, mainly the russian population in the future, and it will happen even then he foresaw everything that later come true right before our eyes. the east goes to russia and then these are gifts. well , why should they give territory with people? as here is a tower of some kind of serfdom, he was invited to broadcast ukrainian. tv channels are only for rating, and he used this platform to warn neighbors from fatal mistakes. if someone tries to draw ukraine into nato, the population will oppose it. and they wi

russian strikes hit southern ukraine overnight. officials say villages were hit with heavy artillery but no casualties were reported. russia has targeted southern ukraine in recent weeks along with the country's infrastructure. cnn's will rippley is in kyiv for us today. will, ukraine says the town of -- has now become the focus of russian forces. >> reporter: it's actually in the eastern ukraine donetsk region. i was here and that was where the fighting was, the illegal annexation of i'crimea started. now we're being told the town is the target number one by russia. this is the word from ukrainian officials by the eastern group of armed forces, their spokesperson saying ukrainian troops are there, they're holding out but under heavy fire at the moment. russian units had been appearing to make some progress in recent days as they attempt to move further west, attempt to demonstrate at least some success on the battlefield after getting pummelled by ukrainians on pretty much every front line that exists here in ukraine. for the ukra

. >> reporter: in zaporizhzhia in southern ukraine, a safe place run by volunteers so victims can makerd decision to speak out. but it's hard, especially in cases of extreme trauma. >> reporter: this team of psychologists and trauma specialists are helping victims who have escaped from the russian-occupied part of their region. and they say around half of the victims of sexual violence they have interviewed are men. >> if you look at what the ukrainians are dealing with right now, u.s. support is critical. international support. >> reporter: with 30 years of experience, ambassador williamson knows how hard a war crimes investigation can be. >> what you're having to do is determine which military unit was in a certain location on a certain day. and then who was is commander of this unit? go up the chain of command. there are a lot of different aspects to war crimes investigations that make them more difficult to do. >> reporter: work to identify the suspects who allegedly raped victoria and natalia in this village near kyiv is still ongoing, but theirs is a murder case too. nata natalia

. >> ins- in southern ukraine, it was homes that were hit. in the north, the day turns dark.the power went down right across town. this country now copes with what was once unimaginable. handing out hot food, heaping people warm. even in kyiv, queuing for water in the streets. defying russia's efforts to keep them down. these attacks affect even the most vulnerable. we found this home without heat, light, or water. it is running on sheer resilience. her children just brought her here from the south thinking she ul we are all waiting for peace. really waiting. vladimir putin says let's be friends. he attacked us. the situation here is really miserable. >> the staff are doing their best to keep things normal. it's anything but that. the even have to store water to flush the loop. -- to flush the loo. tonight no lights at all in large parts of ukraine's capital. russia tries to force the country into surrender, but somehow life goes on. >> in his nightly address, the ukrainian leader warned that russia was capable of further massive strikes. a colonel is a senior advis at the ce

russian forces are continuing their shelling of the city of harris on in southern ukraine. it was liberated only a mother go to the joy of many residents who had endured eight months under occupation. russia's targeting of infrastructure and residential buildings is forcing many to seek safety elsewhere. >> dying to get out. they do not feel faith in her zone. >> you can hear the bombing. we live on the ninth floor. we have to sleep in the corridor. we wake up three times a night. i am losing my nerves. authorities are running special dreams to get people to safety. this month is headed to kyiv. after eight months of total russian occupation, ukrainian forces finally recaptured kherson last month but the russian military is on the others. and resident faith -- face relentless shelling. in the carriage, excitement is buzzing. it is the first time children are taking a train. they can't wait to leave the war behind. >> i hope we will get back soon. i really don't know. may be able take six months. i don't know. >> the train pulled into kyiv. the ordeal is far from over. >> eu

is a big, important city and the russians need to capture it to help their advance here in to southern ukraineir tactics becoming brutally familiar. if you can't seize a city, then simply flatten it, whatever the cost in human lives. survivors emerge from the wreckage, after what ukraine says was a russian air strike on a maternity hospital. the local governor says pregnant women are among the wounded. in the besieged city of mariupol, a theatre was hit where the deputy mayor says civilians were sheltering. russian forces are gaining more ground. these pictures were filmed with their troops at the theatre where so many lives were lost. yesterday, there was some success in getting residents out of mariupol to safety, but some convoys came under attack and tens of thousands are still trapped. translation: i could not leave at first because myl mum can barely walk. there is no way i would have left her behind. . there was constant shelling. the last bastion of ukraine's resistance is the azovstal steel plant, perhaps a few thousand soldiers and civilians in its bunkers and tunnels. translation: t

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. >>> we're getting reports of strikes in southern ukraine. hit areas near dnipro overnight. u.s. defense secretary is slamming russia over attacks on civilian targets in ukraine. he said on saturday those attacks were clearly intentional. here he is. >> with deliberate cruelty, russia is putting civilians in its gun sights. russian forces have killed thousands of ukrainian citizens even as millions more have fled. russian attacks have left children dead, schools shattered, and hospitals smashed. >> meanwhile russia says russian vladimir putin will visit an occupied part of you krarngs but it's still an open question as to when. he'll go to the donbas region in due course. they declared regions that make up donbas were annexed in october, but those annexations are illegal under international law. for more on all of this, will ripley joins us from kyiv. will, let's start with this. tell us more about those overnight strikes. >> reporter: well, what's unfortunate, the unfortunate reality for people living in southern ukraine, particularly in zapo

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at least a people have been killed in a rush and strike in southern ukraine. 58 others were injured in the attack and had san city was retaken by ukrainian troops last month. and what was a major sat back from moscow's warren ukraine, shall stratford has the latest from keith. what we're being told is that this attack happened around about 11 a. m local time this morning, hitting a central area of the city, a shopping and residential area. the local authorities, they're telling us that is around about $70000.00 people in the city as we speak, many people had returned to the city many more people who returned to the city in the immediate few days off or it was liberated around november, the 10th or the 11th, but then when shilling started, they moved out again. the civil administration also telling us that some of the worst hit areas in these daily shelling staley effects in a neighborhood on the, immediately on the northern banks of the denise river. population in those neighbors, around 8000 people, the authorities, they're saying that there are constant sniper and shelling attacks in

a regional governor says 10 people have been killed in a rush, an air strike on southern ukraine. 58 others were attacked were injured in the attack in harrison which ukraine's government has condemned as killing for pleasure . said he was you taken by ukrainian troops last month in a major setback for moscow's worn crane. and afghanistan on the taliban has ordered all local and foreign non governmental organizations to stop their female employees coming to work in its latest crackdown on women's rights. it says some n g o workers hadn't adhered to the taliban interpretation of islamic dress codes for women. meanwhile, taliban security forces of used water cannon sticks and buttons to disperse women protesting in the western city of herat. earlier this week, government announced an immediate ban women attending university, but 2 girls in afghanistan had already been excluded from mo, secondary schools. i ran ha ha ha. we have come today to demand our right to education. we are not carrying any weapons, but the taliban forced us to come to this narrow street. and then they used water

humenyuk about everything, the head of the joint coordination press center of the defense forces of southern ukraine, mrs. natalya vitaya, live in marathon, one news so, what is the situation now? glory to the heroes. so, what is the situation at sea right now? how many ships are on combat duty, are there any missiles in nosiya, the sea is storming again on our side, and the russians are not overrun. although they have increased their a ship group of up to 10 units that is currently in the black sea, but among them there are two large landing ships and not a single missile carrier, the missile carriers are now at the base points. they are probably sheltering from the storm and also equipping themselves before the massive missile strike, one of them was on duty and launched missiles across ukraine. although he was not declared as a complex of a group, he only went out to perform a specific task. the same situation can be repeated at any time that's why we need to be on the alert and remember that they also have underwater missile launchers and the detection of narrows from which it is somewhat diffic

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ah a grinding battle in southern ukraine. ukrainian forces attack the russian controlled city of melita pole. while moscow strikes leave 300000 without power in odessa. ah, hello.

more than a dozen drone strikes knocked out energy infrastructu across southern ukraine.sia is to blame for the attacks in odessa, kherson, they were iranian made and 10 of them were shot down before they hit their targets. it marks the latest in russia's unrelenting assault on the country's energy grid and civilian housing. millions are without heat, light, and clean water. there is a major storm system moving inland from the pacific coast and will slowly move cross-country over the next few days, threatening severe weather in the south, and blizzard conditions in the north. in western sierra nevada, meteorologists reporting two to five feet of snowfall in the upper elevations. there is a high risk of avalanche. kari lake, the arizona republican and prominent election denier who lost her race for governor, asked a court she out alleged in her lawsuit hundreds of thousands of ballots were cast illegally or improperly in arizona's largest county. there is no evidence support her allegations. the state certified election results days ago. she centered her campaign on false

sarah: put in southern ukraine, it was homes that were hit, killing three and trapping others under the. in the nthern area, the day turned dark, as the power went down across town. this country now copes with what was once unimaginable. handing out of food, keeping people warm. and even in kyiv, defying russia's efforts to wear them down. but these attacks affect ev the most vulnerable. we found this old people's's home without heat, light, or water. it is running on sheer resilience. her children just brought her here from the south, thinking she would be safer. "we are all waiting for peace, really waiting." "putin says "let's be friends," but who is the unfriendly one here? he attacks us. the whole situation here is really miserable." the staff are doing their best to keep things normal, but it is anything but that. they even have to store water now,o flush the loo. "it is pretty ha," she tells me, "but we will get through." tonight, there's no traffic lights in kyiv, no lights at all and much of ukraine's capital, as russia tries to force this country into surrender, but somehow, l

strategic link connecting crimea to mainland russia, the artery that supplied russia's forces in southern ukrainea furious vladimir putin sacked his top commander and replaced him with this man, general surovikin. he's gained notoriety from serving in afghanistan, chechnya, and most recently in syria, where he oversaw the almost complete destruction of the city of aleppo. surovikin�*s first move in ukraine was to hit back with a barrage of missile strikes against power stations, hoping to plunge as much of the country as possible into darkness. well, russia has also started using these shahed 136 explosive drones to attack targets in cities. secretly supplied by iran by the thousands, they're cheap, mass produced and relatively accurate, and terrifying. well, my next guest is vitaly shevchenko, who heads bbc monitoring's russian team and obviously speaks both russian and ukrainian and has a very deep insight into what is going on in ukraine. vitaly, these missile strikes that are devastating ukraine's electricity power grid — is this having an effect on morale? it's impossible to ignore the impac

the veteran from minnesota had been arrested by russian forces in southern ukraine in june. today russia attacked the ukrainian capital kyiv with 13 iranian-made drones. ukraine says it managed to shoot them down, though several buildings were damaged. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. >>> we turn now to the single greatest drug threat facing our country, fentanyl. in america, 150 people dierom eynthetic opioiy, and iakes a veryillsomeon and ase' lrned in ourrepog, feo this llrug i en t ll e wanted to find out what is being done to keep fentanyl out of the hands of america's children. >> reporter: landon housman was a popular basketball star, and at 16 years old, he took a fentanyl-laced percocet pill and died. >> sometimes with fentanyl, you don't get a second chance. >> beautiful, beautiful son. >> he was. >> reporter: sadly, landon's story is all too common. last

to president russia typo to one in elections next year. rustling shelling in southern ukraine has killed at least 2 people in the her son left the entire city without power. a city of hockey was also hit in the latest round of strikes. tens of thousands of nurses and the u. k. are on strike in the 1st national walk out. the government says it can't afford the 19 percent pay rise . they're asking to address the long term impact inflation. u. s. judges jailed 3 men linked to a plot to kidnap michigan's governor. they were members of a paramilitary group that trained adam fox, who let a conspiracy, abducted democrat, gretchen whitman back in 2020. and a police officer and jordan has been shot and killed during a confrontation with protesters and the southern city of mon. they have been demonstrations against the high cost of fuel in several cities, including the capital a man. you say it's not clear who shot the officer during the protest. so those lead lines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after the fans who made football. they took them to watching i from a few teens and fought th

we go to ukraine now at least 8 people have been killed in a rush, an air strike in the southern part of the country, 58 others were injured in the attack on harrison which ukraine's government as condemned as killing. for pleasure, city was retaken by ukrainian troops last month in a major setback for moscow's war. video, released by harrison officials showed forties yet to be recovered, and emergency workers tending to the injured in the streets of the city. charles stratford has more from keith. what we're being told is that this attack happened around about 11 a. m local time this morning, hitting a central area of the city, a shopping and residential area, the local authorities. they're telling us that there's around about $70000.00 people in the city. as we speak, many people had returned to the city. many more people would return to the city. in the immediate few days off or it was liberated around november, the 10th, the 11th. but then when shelling started, they moved out again the civil administration also telling us that some of the worst hit areas in these daily shelling d

but in southern ukraine, it was homes that were hit.arching for people trapped in the ruins. a child is missing here. this strike was on president zelensky�*s home town. translation: whatever the missile worshippers l from moscow are hoping for, it won't change the balance of power in this war. they have enough missiles left for mass strikes, but we have enough determination and self—belief to return what belongs to us. in northern kharkiv, the day turns dark, as the power went down right across the town. this country now copes with what was once unimaginable. handing out hot food... ..keeping people warm. and even in kyiv, queuing for water in the street, defying russia's efforts to wear them down. but these attacks affect even the most vulnerable. we found this old people's home without heat, light or water. it's running on sheer resilience. nella's children just brought her here from the south, thinking she'd be safer. translation: we're all waiting for peace, really waiting. - putin says, let's be friends, but who is the unfriendly

ah, a grinding bustle in southern ukraine. ukrainian forces attack the occupied city of militia pole while russian strikes eve millions without power in odessa. ah. lo mariam mozy in london, you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. a libyan man accused of making the bond that blew up a passenger plane over locker be in scotland is taken into u. s. custody. tensions run high in northern kosovo. were ethnic serbs of blocks, roads after a night of gun fire and explosions, also ah, the booms and beats are one of west africa, most popular musical genres. and how it's taking over the world. ah, hello and welcome to the program. the ukrainian ports of odessa stopped operating after russia attacked the regions energy grid. it's a vital transport hub for delivering grain to much of the developing world. but ukraine's agriculture minister says exports will continue from 2 other ports. russia blocks ukraine's ports for months during the invasion until 3 were allowed to operate under a deal brokered by the turkish government present regime type odo on says his disgust the agree