gumenyuk, head of the united coordination press center, village of protection and defense of southern ukraineof the first rank , in touch with us, glory to ukraine, mrs. captain of the first rank well, what has appeared information that our defense forces destroyed three drg of russians at the mouth of the dnieper let's start with that they continue humenyuk the head of this joint coordination process of the protection and defense of southern ukraine communication is unstable we understand that the captain of the first rank humenyuk is now, so to speak, in the fields, ms. natalya. continue to be kind, what the defenses have planned in the dnipro direction does not give them peace. therefore, in the zaporizhia direction, they are being significantly pressed, and they are trying to understand what to expect because of the river and that's how the connection disappeared again well, what are you going to do, we will inform you about the most important thing, we will wait until mrs. nataliya's connection is restored, so it is here to conduct such vibration-reconnaissance forays as well they are tr

and the russian journalist is killed in southern ukraine. moscow says, custom, munitions, we the, we begin and israel with tens of thousands of people have been protesting against the government funds to change the powers of industry. at least a dozen protest took place across is read, including instead of be for the 29th week prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his father, right government, has revive that campaign to curtail some of the supreme court's powers. i'm just here as mama jump ju ms bet. instead of a the of the quote, the house is evening, tel aviv are exposed, very controversial when 5 minutes have been to the try and overhaul the judiciary of israel. because the 29th week of protest, there was a massive amount of people here, all ready. that is expected, the numbers will only grow. and this is not the only demonstration that's taking, taking place today. there been at least 12 other demonstrations throughout the country. loading tens of thousands of marketing and tele be making their way to the connected in west race against the thing that is scheduled to start sunday on

the press center of the sivo defense of the south of ukraine , the first rank was there with us, she told us a little about the situation in the southerntion. because more ukraine now ukrainian armed forces are hitting russian bodies at bases at command posts, so to speak, softening the line of defense of the russian front all along the entire line here is one such story. listen, meanwhile, the muscovites are conducting high-level analytics , so to speak. they are also looking for solace, they are looking for how, after all, they will succeed in winning this war. of president joseph biden, where it turns out that he was wearing american sneakers without , i emphasize, without socks, and that’s just lesya. deep analytics from the russians are asking questions. can he be the president of the united states ? a man who wears a suit with sneakers without socks, and i really think that the american public is worried and biden is counting the last days of wearing sneakers on a barefoot person, he made sneakers in his city, probably russians do not suspect that there are such low socks that may not be visible , the russian army until recently

, police officers in the currently temporarily occupied territories of southern ukraine are trying to resign from their positions and flee to the territory of the russian federation, so they are afraid of a ukrainian counteroffensive , as reported in the center of national resistance, a large number of collaborators of the security forces of the zaporizhia and kherson regions have written reports for dismissal, in addition to the fear of appearing before a ukrainian court for treason, the policemen are also afraid of the prospect of joining the ranks of the occupation army however, the leadership of the occupation police refuses to sign the dismissal reports and forbade the collaborators to leave the settlements in which they serve, moreover, policemen are also recalled from vacations to avoid a meeting with the armed forces, some collaborators tried to agree on hospitalization in local hospitals, but it is not easy to do this, since almost all the beds are occupied by wounded russian invaders. on the side of the enemy and served the occupiers in their authorities from among the co

ships to attack the southern coast and ports of ukraine.he caliber reaches a distance of 2.5 thousand kilometers. they do not need to come closer in order to attack. they can hypothetically attack even from their own hands, actually hiding there, but the question is that, after all, measures security requires staying in the open sea ms. natalya the crimean bridge is there they are trying to restore some kind of reverse traffic by car er, they said they said that the railway tracks there were not damaged, but for some reason everything only the repair equipment is in place, the gauleiters are working, in a word, a whole meeting with putin in connection with this, their logistics are obviously not as comfortable as they were before, and a huge number of people and cars and cars allegedly poured out of the territory of the occupied peninsula in the wrong direction of the kerch bridge and towards these isthmuses actually. does this complicate the logistics of the enemy purely from a military point of view in the south of our mainland? well, i t

natalya gumenyuk, head of the united coordination press center of the force defense of southern ukraine , a captain of the first rank joins our broadcast p. natalya, good morning , we congratulate you, slava, we just saw the information about the explosion in the occupied oleshki of the temporarily occupied do you have information about what happened there, and here it is necessary to understand that the enemy continues its actions on the left bank, in particular aimed at provoking and framing the defense forces, a lot of our combat work is carried out, but in parallel with this, the enemy very often fires at populated areas those points that suffered from the high water from the flood provoked during the explosion of the kakhovka hpp and the option of shelling are trying to hide the fact that uh people suffered that there was an eco tragedy that a humanitarian tragedy is happening there how are they shelling populated areas what weapons are used are your artillery, also using aviation, they produce not only the direction of berislav region , where they are already so trampled places of

natalya humenyuk , the head of the joint coordination press center of the defense forces of southern ukraine, to our broadcast. captain of the first rank glory to ukraine ms. natalya glory to the heroes i congratulate you ms. natalya yakir, you have already calculated, as they say , the results of all this missile terrorism on the primorsky port infrastructure . in the middle of the morning, we start this on monday with the fact that we are aware of ourselves as a maritime state. at least you have a maritime security officer on the air while there is something to protect , we are a maritime state, our ports are fully operational, he does not give them a full conversation to turn to the enemy, but we are working to make sure that they return to their capacities, technological capacity, capacities are restored gradually after the type of yes that were abandoned and if we are talking about the grain initiative and in the event that now we just ask the question can we join? yes, we are ready in us there are additional resources that can work , we already remember that we know that we have a long

by the head of the united coordination press center of the protection and defense forces of southern ukraine of the first rank , glory to ukraine, mrs. captain of the first year , the south, we understand the events, there is an extraordinary amount of information, in some places it is disturbing, in some places we we see that our fighters are achieving unprecedented successes, to put it mildly, i would ask you to provide additional operational information from the southern front . unfortunately, every success of our fighters and really powerful work is still reflected in such revenge against the enemy when he starts using tactical aviation to drop aerial bombs on controlled aerial bombs on the civilian population and just now, literally an hour ago, they struck again in the direction of kherson . again, berislavshchyna. unfortunately, civilians were injured, the results are still being clarified, but the very fact that the enemy is intensifying the shelling, they are trying to keep it at a level of more than 50 during daylight hours, and at night it can reach 40 e. in this way , 90 plus she

in 10 months that cuts the main supply route for russian troops fighting and southern ukraine, that is another blow against moscow's forces. still reeling from a mutiny last month. but she was ready to cry me uh, damaged once again. this footage, released by moscow shows russian investigators picking through the debt break at the traffic on the bridge was suspended. moscow says 2 people were killed. and what the russian president described as a terrorist act by the ukrainian government is a direct the roadway on several spans of the crime near bridge was seriously damaged. both road and rail traffic were temporarily stopped with their line waiting for a concrete proposal to improve the security of this strategic key important transport infrastructure. i don't know if that's talking about being constructed in 2015 after russia annexed the crime in peninsula. it's a vital supply line full must go to access a legally held ukrainians, have a treat as the bridge was 1st attacked in october last year, the cranes government place that suggested it was behind the attack. there never claimed re

ask natalia humenyuk , the head of the joint coordination press center of the force defense of southern ukraineaptain of the first rank, mrs. natalya good morning, do you know what is happening in kherson now? glory to ukraine , kherson is really under fire, and besides , there is a threat from the air in the kherson mykolaiv region, so we have to go into shelter. indeed, we do not directly comment on the shelling during combat operations, since the enemy is very seriously oriented also by messages on social networks in general in the southern region of natal, how did it go? last night, the russians launched uh, kamikaze-type shaheda drones, uh, drones over the capital shaheda-type kamikaze, what happened, what happened in the southern regions. so the night was restless, and the enemy used the tactics of dispersing the efforts of force defense and air defense forces, including launches shahedov took place both from the classical direction from the eastern coast of the sea of ​​azov and from the airfield in the kursk region , therefore, indeed, among the waves of launches of the thrones, rocket

, well , 25% of the cargo that goes to crimea and then from crimea goes to southern ukraine wellhave to the attention of the military, they are supplied through the crimean bridge , eh, so most of it was supplied through that damaged, and i think that it will take at least a few weeks to repair it, and maybe even a few months, then the road will be blocked through the crimean bridge, that is, everything that is being transported to the crimea is transported by road transport, it will take a longer route to the crimea through the corridor and the path there is also limited because the bridge over chongar was also damaged a few weeks ago and there too. now there is no traffic, but the presence of this railway branch generally allows the enemy to see such and such trains to deliver the railway to the crimea and unload and then transfer this equipment to the occupied south of our country and use it on the defensive lines against our troops, so i can somehow make an assumption there that this is a logistical artery, it will be uh, well, attacks in they will continue it because, well,

major general ivan popov, commanded the 58th combined arms army in russian occupied southern ukraine,ismissed. senior military officials sensed some kind of danger from military officials sensed some kind of dangerfrom me, he claims. they conconducted an orderfrom claims. they conconducted an order from the defence minister injust a day, and got rid of me. our injust a day, and got rid of me. 0ursenior commander injust a day, and got rid of me. our senior commander hit us from the rear, treacherously, and despicably, beheading the army. major general popov said he talked firmly with the military leadership about problems on the front—line, including supply, strategy, and what he called the mass deaths and injuries of russian soldiers from enemy artillery. there's nothing to suggest this is the start of another insurrection. but it shows that disagreements persist within the russian military. and within the political elite here, on how the war in ukraine is being fought. in other news: the world health organization has classified the widely used artificial sweetener aspartame as possib

defence correspondent jonathan beale reports from southern ukraine. vidence of ukraine's stuttering offensive in the south. a makeshift repair yard trying to salvage not old soviet equipment, but recently donated western armour. these us—made bradleys may have saved lives, but they've also been damaged by what's slowing them down — russian minefields. sirhiy says some can't be repaired so they'll scavenge the parts. this was the same brigade in the first days of the offensive, especially trained and equipped by the west to break through defences. instead, they became an easy target and fodderfor russian propaganda. it's ukraine's infantry who are having to make the hard yards on foot. all the more difficult to hold ground without armour. it's been painful to watch for this drone pilot. he's seen brutal new tactics. this is what he recently filmed when ukrainian troops, advancing from the bottom right, tried to capture a russian trench. it was empty but rigged with explosives. 0n the russian trenches, they leave remote—controlled mines, and when the sol

stuff election which can see the fall right game ground 1st on the russian generalist as code as southern ukraine. moscow says cluster munitions. the athens is on track to have its hottest july weekends in about 50 years. yes, half a century have one. so here's the story about the numbers. first things 1st we painted on the colors and we know it's hot here, but this could be record breaking heat for the greek capital. the july temperature record 428, and we've got you in at 42 degrees. then a bit of relief for temperatures are still running above average. now it's also hot in north africa as well as the temperature and tune it shoots up to $47.00 degrees and we think there will be a record broken here in the days. come, we'll take the colors off. it's not as hot in ip, syria, but from seville to madrid to valencia. temperatures are running a few degrees above average for this time of the year. now i would say north of hungry, we've got a blanket of cloud cover here, so it's going to put a cap on the temperatures. but as bad as that may seem, look what's going on in the northwest state is feeling

a senior russian general in charge of troops in southern ukraine fired after speaking out against putin's war. hear him in his own words. a truly remarkable audio recording that "outfront" has obtained showing putin's military in disarray tonight. >>> plus, more breaking news. cnn learning about another official interviewed in the special counsel's probe into trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. is jack smith closing in on a charging decision tonight? >>> and kim jong un personally guiding north korea's latest missile launch, its longest missile flight ever, as we learn more about the growing influence of kim's sister. we have a special report on that coming up. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news. a senior russian general fired for speaking out against putin's war. "outfront" tonight obtaining remarkable audio of a russian general in command of forces in southern ukraine right along that crucial front line near zaporizhzhia. the general says he was relieved of duty, fired, because he is now telling the truth about w

it's a russian journalist has been killed during selling in southern ukraine. all right, and use agency report to process lap as the arrival of it was covering a story and a frontline village and this operational region, 3 of those were injured in the attack russians. defense industries says ukrainian forces used custom, munitions hitting the vehicle. the journalist were traveling in dining hawkins as more from musket, a cluster munitions i must apply it to you, claimed by the states has very much put in the spotlight over recent days and weeks from what rational authorities are saying. we know what else to slavish it off, was part of, of why that group of john this working in the area from being over c and invest in user agency 3, at least of those john list, possibly full received injuries of varying degrees. the condition that describe a stable but also slide 0 and off was evacuated to a nearby fuel hospital, but died of his injuries on the way. now the national authorities are saying that the crating on false is targeted deliberately. this group of journali

it supplies the black sea fleet and russian troops in occupied southern ukraine. once again, it's closed at least 2 road traffic, a key adviser to ukraine's presidency. lensky tweeted on monday, the legal constructions used to the live of russian instruments of mass. murder was short lived. ukraine security service added that the bridge had gone to sleep again . harry force it, i'll just, you know, off of crimea, ukraine's calendar offensive continues the east of the country as a bank has mall from comma task for it has been intense. in fact, coming to us, graham now was hit last night and then not last night, several targets were here for elsewhere in the east and just north of here. and yet until us we witness. in october, we bustled, taking place, but the fighting is intensive. they say that they attack the russians and the russians attack back and now people have been talking about this country offensive, ukrainian culture offensive, and reality. the front lines remain the same. it doesn't seem to be much change on those front lines. but in some places, the ru

jonathan beale, bbc news, southern ukraine.ls is unlawful, the high court has ruled. the judge said that the power to place children in hotels should only be used in an emergency and for very short periods of time. our political correspondent damian grammaticas is in westminster. how significant is this, damian? well, this is being hailed as a landmarkjudgment for children's landmark judgment for children's rights, because it landmarkjudgment for children's rights, because it makes clear that it is a fundamental duty of the state to protect children, no matter how they arrive in this country. the high courtjudge said these children need a particular protection because they travel huge distances, they had suffered trauma and loss, they didn't speak english. two years ago, the number of people arriving, particularly on the south coast, and among them unaccompanied children, led kent county council, which had a duty to care for them, to say it couldn't cope, and the government told the court it started putting children in hotels b

russian media claims he was killed in southern ukraine, making him just the latest in a string of generals who have died in the war zone. military blogger's say this shows the ministry of defense can even protect some generals. last month, loudest critic mounted a rebellion against the army. stan, his whereabouts have been mysterious. his last appearance is video set in belarus. he seems to have survived the challenge but it's unclear how long he survives. much of the anger is directed at these men. the general chief of staff and minister of defense who planned and executed the war from the beginning and despite numerous failures are still in their jobs. as long as these figures the state accountability while others are punished, cracks are likely to keep going. >> the removal or disappearance we just heard about, we heard about if the russian president test capable commanders he can trust. >> the ukrainians killed between six and 12 generals in the war, mostly since last week. putin seems to be completing the job with probably the most capable group of commanders he has. to apply some con

john less discount and southern ukraine must go, says cluster munitions. we use the only beginning israel with tens of thousands of people are protesting government proposed plans to change the powers of the judiciary. prime minister benjamin netanyahu. as far right government has revived a campaign to cut out some of the supreme court's powers protest as have now reached western arisen, often marching all the way from levine. they've traveled to the capacity, which is due to verse on the proposed government bill. on monday, during a televised address earlier this week, nothing yahoo threatened to go ahead with the pump. so the traditional changes, opposition, parties say the change is anti democratic, but it's not just west jerusalem. at least a dozen protests economy taking place across the country, including here in tennessee for now the 29th consecutive week a corresponding homage on june. is that for us, on the scale of this protest, as we've been saying, is unprecedented of the stuff. yeah, it's absolutely massive. we're intel of be this is called ca

fighting intensifies on multiple front sides, including duffle and a russian john list as killed in southern ukraine most coast as a cluster munitions. we used the, we begin in israel with tens of thousands of people are protesting government proposed plans to change that your district. prime minister benjamin asked me all his fault. right. government has revived a campaign to co tail some of the supreme court's pals. as you're watching live pictures now from west tourism, where protest as have now reached, they want to march to the connected, which is years of age on the proposed government bill. during a televised address, any of us we nothing yahoo threatened to go ahead with pumps of those traditional changes. opposition? parties say they are anti democratic. well obviously it was mohammed challenging has more on those protests for us or not. so that's just outside restoration. the thousands of demonstrators you see gathered here behind me, well they have been marching for the past few days from tel aviv drew's. when you, how did you can just move the camera around to show many thousands of peop

very much- _ a senior russian military officer says he's been dismissed from his command in southern ukraineuth about the dire situation on the front line. in a message to his troops, shared via a russian mp critical of the military, major general ivan popov said he had highlighted problems of fatigue and casualties as well as a lack of artillery support and accused more senior officers of treachery. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg reports from moscow. three weeks after that the nearby magnet resonators, one more sign of this unity within russian banks.— russian banks. chantra good evenin: , russian banks. chantra good evening, michael— russian banks. chantra good evening, michael levitt - evening, michael levitt gladiators. in evening, michael levitt gladiators-_ evening, michael levitt cladiators. ., gladiators. in a voice message. ma'or gladiators. in a voice message. major general _ gladiators. in a voice message. major general cole _ gladiators. in a voice message. major general cole sign - major general cole sign spartacus, did the 58 combined arms army in russian occupied southern u

regular supplies, russian troops will struggle to maintain their control over the regions in southern ukraineere kyiv has launched its counteroffensive and is trying to advance. the attack coincides with the expiry of a deal that allows ukraine to export its grain via the black sea. today, russia has said it is pulling out of this agreement, which the un describes as indispensable in supporting global food security. this agreement is very important because ukraine is the biggest —— one of the biggest producers of grain in the world. but moscow says that part of the deal that facilitates export of its agricultural products was not honoured, and therefore russia wants theseissues honoured, and therefore russia wants these issues to be fixed, and only then they can support this grain agreement again. so, what now? ukraine can still export its grain and food products using railway or trucks or by sending shipments to danube car ports into romania, but all of these routes only offer a limited capacity, and there for the volume of exports is going to drop. thank you, abdujalil abdurasulov, in kyiv.

a russian journalist has been killed during shelling in southern ukraine. we are news agency reports to cross this slap shut off, as of was covering a story and a front line village and these attribution region 3 others were injured in the attack. crushed as defense, ministry says ukrainian forces use cluster munitions facing the vehicle. the journalist, switching over to daniel holcomb style, who joins us life in moscow. and daniel, this is a big claim by rusher. about the use of cost of munitions. what more do we know about what happened and separation? that is indeed a serious claim because of course, cluster munitions and the supply to you claimed by the states has very much put in the spotlight over recent days and weeks from what rational authorities are saying that we know what else to slavish it off as part of of why that group of john this working in the area of property and all of us see and exist here. news agency 3, at least of those journalists, possibly full received injuries of varying degrees. the condition to describe a stable, but also slo

squall in the central part of ukraine tomorrow also in the middle of the day or in the afternoon in places short-term rains, thunderstorms , heat 29-32 above zero in the southerne will have such classic summer weather tomorrow. as you can see, it will be very hot at 31-34°, 30-34°, and without precipitation, the sun will shine everywhere in the south and in kyiv, and we have finally reached the capital, tomorrow the heat will last about + 30°, in the afternoon or rather in the evening in the capital, there is a thunderstorm with such a high air temperature. temperature contrasts are significant, therefore, during a thunderstorm , be careful, watch where you park your car. and in general, it is better to go indoors somewhere when the thunderstorm starts. this is the nearest synoptic perspective in ukraine vasyl thank you very much, didenko told us about the weather and i will finally remind you once again of the warning that was issued by the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, this is not a warning, this is information. so we know that you are orcs and everyone should be ready for this, the armed forces of ukraine - this is an official statement on t

large-scale structure is part of an important supply route that russia uses to provide its forces in southern ukraine irregular supplies, it will be difficult for the russian troops to maintain control over the regions in the south of ukraine that they seized last year, and it is precisely in these directions that kyiv has launched a counteroffensive and is trying to break through . this attack coincides with the expiration of the agreement that allows ukraine to export grain through the black sea, and today russia stated that she was withdrawing from this agreement, which the un describes as necessary to maintain global food security . read the meaning of the grain agreement for ukraine and the world on our website bbc.ua and on our pages in social networks and we will be on the air again tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. good luck take care of yourself , i'm back, i was sad, but not combispasm , go combispasm, the power that tames your pain can become an obstacle on the stairs not with my knees from knee pain try dolegit cream, dolgit cream relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility, you can a

the ukrainians are going to both the leverage in the near future at least to get some gains in southern ukraineukraine when they continued their counteroffensive for the one think this shows is putin has weakened and if ukraine is able to achieve a dramatic breakthrough in this counter offensive that could be a fatal blow to his hold on power. jack: wanted to ask about that also what you see is a future for him? one thing you've said which is kind of interesting it's possible he just would not run for president in march? >> well certainly has expectation and desire to win because the reality is he cannot trust someone who would come next to protect him the way he protected yeltsin from being prosecuted for corruption and other charges that he may have otherwise face. but, it may not be up to him. the reality is the elites who have been observing the events of last weekend that saw him not just not responding forcefully to the mutiny but also dithering for 13 hours for ultimate he appeared on television and said he went across the uprising and then of course he didn't. they might come to him and

they say that in the counter offensive, they tried to split the russian troops from southern ukraine and the land bridge which is the only other alternative that russia has the reach ukraine. kate? >> alex, you are mentioning that ukraine is admitting that they are behind this attack and how rare it is, and why? why is ukraine coming forward as you were saying, because it is so rare for them to speak up like this. >> yeah, they are really not having a question of who is behind this if there was not this admission, because we would have assumed that ukraine was behind this, and in all of the attacks that we have seen whether it is in crimea or on this bridge nine months ago or in russia, and remember the drones that were sent at the kremlin, itself, ukraine has been extremely coy, and kin of p -- kind of putting out the tweets that they may have been behind the strike, but not fully admitting it, but now ukraine leaving no doubt. they said they would not offer any details until the war is over, but they said it is a joint effort. so ukraine is come out of the shadows to leave no questi

nataliya gumenyuk the head of the united coordination press center of the defense forces of southern ukraine, captain of the first rank, ms. natalya, i congratulate you glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, i know that you usually warn us and say that we should be careful with the information that is poured in by the occupiers very often. well, there is no truth here, children. i am already the official information of the strategic communications of the armed forces of ukraine, so we can at least carefully talk about it, but for sure the truth is really in their rhetoric , the words yes appear more often there well, probably because you can't pronounce full, you're like a slob and what they used to call claps have long since turned into thunderous applause, that's why you have to say something, somehow explain your power, it's a shame to cover up, in fact, cotton seeds are spreading, the wind is warm. the south is powerful . that's why it will continue like this . oktyabrskaya гвардейское that where there is not far crimea has always been saturated with such various interesting objects, now

in southern ukraine, russian drones struck a town on the danube river in southern ukraine, destroyinga grain hangar. the drones struck less than 1000 feet from ukraine's border with romania, a nato member nation that the u.s. and other members of the military alliance have vowed to defend. the attack suggests the kremlin is targeting sites that provide an alternative route for ukraine to export food and fertilizer after russia pulled out of a deal, allowing ukraine to ship its grain across the black sea. this follows overnight attacks sunday on the ukrainian black sea port city of odesa that killed one person, injured 19, and damaged an orthodox cathedral that's listed as a world heritage site. this is a survivor of the assault. >> i child was enrolled here. we regularly attended the services. the priests here are wonderful. people need to stop being so cruel. amy: guatemalan police raided the offices of the progressive semilla party friday as semilla's presidential candidate bernardo arÉvalo blasted the attorney general's office for the illegal and spurious action and political perse

overnight, local officials in southern ukraine say russian ukraine -- russian drones destroyed grainge infrastructure. it is a key export route for kyi v. the world food program says it has already caused a rise in the global price of wheat. james waterhouse has more on the attacks and potential global response. >> there was a period when odessa was more bearable in the sense that it didn't come under such heavy aerial but environment compared with other southern cities. the last week has seen that change. nights are also accompanied with the booming sounds of counter offenses. this afternoon, grain terminal ports have been hit on the mouth of the river. that is significant for two reasons. first, it is close to the border with romania which is a nato member. if any of those missiles had gone over, it would have put the alliance in a difficult position in terms of what to do next. secondly, the river is seen as an alternative for ukraine to be able to export its grain. the timing of these attacks is no coincidence. moscow pulled out of a landmark agreement last week which allowed ukr

a russian jealous has been killed in southern ukraine, who was covering a story in this upper region region. russia's defense minister says ukrainian force is used, custom emissions. 16 civilians are posted, have been killed, an exchange of rocket fly between saddam's army in department of to rock and support forces rights groups. as it happened in the ana and south down full stake, opposition groups and me and ma say the routing nitrogen to has launched an attack on a village. cutting 14 mazda industry, which he's piling. a crew has been fighting rebels on multiple fronts. it's also talking to the activists and opposition groups, rights groups, and the ministry of scales, modem, 1400 people interested in the 4000. those are the headlines that he's continues here now to 0 off the witness station. thanks for watching bye for now. are dreaming of some way more amazing the similar you will find accelerating days. incredible days in order if you want you can just cc it's all here to visit a couple of dot com the we don't have to. so the total, so what will i be able to do that because th

it's a supply line that is vital for russia, particularly in southern ukraine. the meantime, the white house is urging russia to immediately reverse court after the kremlin announced that it would terminate its deal that allows ukraine to export its grain. the biden administration says russia pulling out of the grain deal will worsen food security, it will harm millions of vulnerable people around the world. the impact of the global -- on the global food market could be devastating here. ukraine accounts for 10% of the world's wheat market, 15% of the corn market, 13% of the barley market and it's also a key player in the sunflower oil industry. senior national security correspondent alex marquardt is live for us in odesa, ukraine, in the south. let's start with this attack not too far from you on the bridge. what more are you learning this hour. >> reporter: we have just heard from russian president vladimir putin for the first time since this attack took place. this was a personal project of putin's. it was -- it was something that he wanted, he ordered to be

our reporter traveled to southern ukraine, where the effects of war have given farmers of the problems to deal with. reporter: in the fields, the long days of harvest are underway. on his 300 acres, vladimir farms crops for which his country is famed. the wheat that provide so much of the world spread. in the sunflower fields that make ukraine the biggest exporter sunflower seeds. and his bombs are filling with condoned oilseed. black gold he calls it. farming in wartime he says is an active service. >> food security means national security. there is no use crying over it. you need to work. reporter: since the destruction of the damming june, this part of ukraine has been struggling to find sufficient water. vladimir has had to dig wells to get the thousands of leaders his farm needs daily. in neighboring small holdings, villages struggled to water vegetable gardens upon which they rely. irene shows us how low her well is. only the cows can drink it. while vegetable farmer alexander says he only has a few weeks water supply remaining, with many of his crops already parched. >> as for o

as cbs's ramy inocencio reports, fighting is intense in southern ukraine, where vladimir putin's troopser: "glory to ukraine, glory to heroes," chant ukrainian troops. on the southern frontline with russia, ukraine's military retook the small settlement of staromaiors'ke in its slow slog to reclaim every inch of land occupied by russia. "people sitting at home who say counteroffensive should move faster should try to do it themselves," says ukraine's chief of public relations for its territorial defense forces. "we can only advance after demining. some mined areas are larger than some countries," he says. countless russian mines are the invisible enemy. ukraine's military confirms its forces are trying to push south from the zaporizhzhia region, likely toward the russian-occupied city of melitopol, then to the sea of azov, nearly 100 miles away to cut off russia's access to crimea. russian forces have been striking ukraine's port city of odesa since last week. targeting grain warehouses and a cathedral that presidenent volodymyr r zelensky visited yesterday. and hours ago, russia claims

russia has been carrying out strikes on denver structure across southern ukraine.rench president emmanuel macron gave an interview on french television, much of it about the killing of a 17-year-old boy at a traffic stop, which sparked the most serious urban violence france has seen in nearly two decades. the president said a return to authority was needed at every level. >> he says france needs a return to authority at every level. emmanuel macron was asked about recent riots sparked by the police shooting of a teenager. he condemned the burning of schools, town halls, gyms into libraries and the violence of looting. he said order must prevail. >> the lesson i drawled number one, law and order, law and order. the second is the country needs a return to authority on every order. first in the family. reporter: the killing of 17-year-old nahel during a traffic stop last month kicked off the most violent period in france since 2005 and sparked a debate about immigration, police brutality and the feature -- future of young people in france. 1500 people being prosecuted

outskirts of soledar and thereby create a threat of its partial encirclement on the southern front of the armed forces of ukraine pressure zones in zaporizhzhia and southern donetsk region, there are three main locations where heavy fighting continues, this is in particular the village of pyatykhatky in the vasylkiv direction, the work is not over the tokmak direction, from staromajorske in the berdyansk direction, in all three areas , during the week, rashly conducted a large the number of their counterattacks, but all of them either did not succeed at all or the success was very insignificant, at the same time the rashists threw most of their reserves into the crucible of the battle because of the creation any other areas of pressure becomes quite problematic for them, for example, it happened in the strategically important for the occupiers in the village of kaminske, which closes the road to vasylkiv. from the first months of the occupation, the russians took control of the southwestern part of the village, which is divided by the river, but a few days ago, unexpectedly, they broke through the road from zapo

we begin with air raid sirens in southern ukraine. [ sirens ] russian missile strikes near odesa for the fourth night in a row. ukrainian officials say the strikes destroyed grain warehouses containing barley and peas. scott mclean is following the events for us. more evidence that the ukraine air defenses are struggling to keep up? >> reporter: that's right, it doesn't seem like anything was shot down by ukrainian air defenses today. yesterday they managed to shoot down barely a quarter of the incoming fire. and the difficulty ukrainians say is the type of missile that russians are actually using. these are missiles that are normally meant to sink ships. because of the speed that they travel at and trajectory and altitude, they are extremely difficult. sometimes impossible to shoot down they say. and today's strike on that grain silo is a perfect example of that as well. ukrainians say that it came in at such a low altitude that its air defenses didn't even detect it, sirens doesn't go off until basically that missile was striking its target. ukraine says that the patriot air defens

this is the kind of independence that awaits ukraine, and eastern southern ukraine was russia and thes liberated , conquered and civilized by the russians. let the ukrainians do it. why are they then it wasn’t when the russian army, slashing blood for three centuries, gouged to smithereens into the most powerful turkish empire in the world, and the crimean khanate was part of the turkish empire, where were these ukrainians, ukrainian regiments, ukrainian divisions, where in general? it was a word, ukraine is a russian word. this is the outskirts of russia ukraine vladimirovich talked about this topic so let me remind you, it was the ninety- no first year, but this is the quality of russian politicians. well, it so happened that the last it's several decades. i am close i observe people who work in russian politics. well, these are smart, educated people. well, the speakers are not afraid to express their point of view, by the way, no, the hares began to like it. she is at some stage of power or not. but with whom we come to communicate, we have now communicated in st. petersburg with