st. petersburg, but in principle, throughout almost his entire career. you were the only one, that's why they call you the empress of st. petersburg elizabeth itme, but never competition either in a group or tough here, uh, on an ongoing basis, it doesn’t help me so much. i mean, i know what it is. and yes, the girls who they skate and jump very cool, if i want to go to the world and european championships, i have to improve, but it would be very difficult for me in an environment with uh training, because i can’t, apparently, i ’m a weak person in this regard, and i don’t like to compete with someone. like, here i am and that's it, especially if it starts to compare, i can't stand it. here, look how she does. i can just get off the ice better and it’s better for me never to say that when the coaches scold you a little like that. or vice versa, you are more praised. mm , praising me is generally not very not very good. i somehow relax, apparently, but at the same time , the chief is doing something very competently. he praises at that very moment, he doesn’t do it so often, but just so clearly that it gives me, on the contrary, inspiration, an

as cbs's elizabeth palmer reports, there was no mention of ukraine. [ speaking in global language ] >> reporter: a flotilla of russian fighting ships marked navy day in st. petersburg. itas all crisp uniforms and ceremonial salutes, with no hint the country's land and air forces have been battered and depleted by the war in ukraine. in moscow, though, there was no ignoring war. armed drones attacked buildings in the central business district early this morning. witnesses screaming in shock. the city's mayor blamed ukraine, which has neither confirmed nor denied responsibility. earlier this week in a sign russia may try to scale up the conflict, lawmakers raised the age for conscription for men from 27 to 30. this law is written for a big war, said the deputy, and it already smells like a big one. president putin still won't call it a war, but a special military operation. no one is fooled, though, least of all the african leaders who attended a summit in st. petersburg just days after russian missiles slammed into ukrainian grain silos and russia said it would no longer allow shipments from ukraine for grain that africa depends on. south african president. >> this conf

elizabeth palmer reports, there was no mention of ukraine. >> reporter: a flotilla of russian fighting ships marked navy day in st. petersburg. its and ceremonial salutes. with no hint the country's land and air forces have been battered and depleted by the war in ukraine. in moscow, though, there was no ignoring that war. armed drones attacked buildings in the central business district early this morning. witnesses screaming in shock. the city's mayor blamed ukraine, which has neither confirmed nor denied responsibility. earlier this week in a sign russia may try to scale up the conflict lawmakers raised the age for conscription for men from 27 to 30. "this law is written for a big war," said deputy andrei kartapolov, "and it already smells like a big one." president putin still won't call it a war but a special military operation. no one is fooled, though, least of all the african leaders who attended a summit in st. petersburg just days after russian missiles slammed into ukrainian grain silos and russia said it would no longer allow shipments from ukraine of grain that africa depends on. south african president cyril ramapho