ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. russian troops are continuing their advance on the ukrainian capital. kia satellite images appear to show a convoy of military vehicles stretching more than 60 kilometers just north of the city. the convoy includes hundreds armored vehicles, tanks, and artillery. it was reported to be about 25 kilometers from korea. the convoy appears far larger than in similar satellite images. taken a day earlier. air raid sirens have been heard in the capital worth. city streets are empty due to an ongoing curfew. on monday, russian forces bombarded ukraine's 2nd biggest city car keep destroying dozens of residential buildings. ukraine authority say at least 9 people have been killed in the ongoing attack. ah, in an slot in her chief, a city with 1500000 residents. ukraine says russia targeted residential buildings with volleys of rockets. the people in the maternity ward forced to flee to a bomb shelter. a very ukraine's president has condemned the bombardment calling for

ah, hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. united states president joe biden has bowed to make russian president vladimir putin pay a high price for launching an unprovoked attack on ukraine. in his 1st state of the union address, biden said western countries were standing united in the face of russian aggression and pledge the u. s would defend its nato allies, but he again said that us forces would not get involved in the fighting in ukraine, which is not in nato member. instead, biden promised more sanctions against russia targeting its oligarchs and closing airspace to russian aircraft nation. let's listen it. some of biden's address poses latest attack on ukraine was premeditated and totally unprovoked. he rejected repeated repeated efforts at diplomacy. he thought the western nato wouldn't respond. he thought i could divide his at home in this chamber in this nation. he thought he could divide this in europe as well, but putting was wrong. we are ready, we are united, and that's what we did. we stayed united. we prepared

i'm terry martin. here's a recap of the top news, this our ukrainian official se russian forces have seized the critical separation nuclear power plant in the northeast of the country, which produces about a quarter of ukraine's power russian troops launched an attack on the facility over night, leading to a fire at the plant, which is also europe's largest, ukraine's state emergency service, says it managed to put out the blaze and secure the plant safely. authorities say that radiation levels remain unchanged. the international atomic energy agency says it has activated its full emergency response mode because of the situation at the plant. ukrainian president below them is zalinski, has accused russia of trying to repeat the chernobyl disaster saying the incident underscores the need to stop the fighting you from would have we will if there's an explosion you that's the end for every one of us. why the and for europe? europe would have to be evacuated more only urge in action by europe can stop the

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hello, i'm terry martin. welcome to the program. ukrainian officials say russian forces have seized the zappa riccio nuclear power plant in the southeast of the country. responsible for about a quarter of ukraine's energy production. you russian troops launched an attack on the facility overnight leading to a fire at the plant, which is also your ups largest ukraine's state emergency service says it managed to put out the blaze and secure nuclear safety. authority say that radiation levels remain unchanged. president philadelphia zalinski has accused russia of trying to repeat the chan noble nuclear disaster is saying, the incident underscore the need to stop the fighting. if you wouldn't, we will, if there's an explosion you, that's the end for every one of, of the and for europe, your would have to be evacuated more only urge in action by europe can stop. the russian troops do not allow the death of europe from a catastrophe, had a nuclear power plant more. let's bring in dr. charles casto. he's a u. s. nuc

hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. russian forces are intensifying their attacks on ukraine's main cities. russia claims it has taken control of cas on a city and ukraine south. the governor says there are there, the governor there says it's completely surrounded by russian troops elsewhere. russian paratroopers have reportedly landed in ukraine, 2nd biggest city hockey, and the mayor of the port city. mario poll says it's under constant bombardment. russia has warned residents to flee as it as it plans further airstrikes such as those seen in recent decks. a russian missile strikes a tv tower in cave. in her cave, a government building goes up in flames. both attacks killed people. russia is ramping up its assault on ukraine as a 60 kilometer long, russian convoy of armored vehicles closes in on the capital. thousands of ukrainians still desperately trying to flee. though, staying behind a facing the horrors of war in washington. when we had a fight at 5 am, is the color the be the most? we w

i'm terry martin. here's a recap of the top news that we have for you. this, our ukranian official se russian forces have seized the critical zap or reach ya nuclear power plant in the southeast of the country, which produces about one quarter of ukraine's electricity. russian troops launched an attack on the facility overnight leading to a fire at the plant. it is europe's largest nuclear plant. ukraine state emergency service says manage to put out the blaze and secure nuclear safety. authority say that radiation levels remain unchanged. and our correspondent is reporting that ukrainian workers as you just heard, remain in control of operations at the plant. the international atomic energy agency says it has activated its full emergency response mode because of the situation at the plant. they're due to give a statement on the situation at the power plant and in a moment and we'll be bringing that to you live. meanwhile with me here in the studio is our chief political correspondent, melinda crane, who's been following all of these developments? melind

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ah, illinois, terry martin, good. have you with us, you cranes, state emergency service. it says a fire at europe's largest nuclear plant has now been put out the fire at the supper. richie of facility began after it came under attack by russian forces. local officials say the nuclear plant has been safely secured and that radiation levels remain unchanged. the facility produces a quarter of ukraine's energy needs. resident followed up near zalinski has accused russia of trying to repeat the chan noble disaster saying the incident underscore the need to stop the fighting. usually we will, if there's an explosion you, that's the end for every one of the and for europe, your would have to be evacuated more than only urgent action by europe can stop. the russian troops do not allow the death of europe from a catastrophe at a nuclear power plant. small, let's bring in dr. charles casto. he's a us nuclear safety expert who is involved in containing the fukushima nuclear disaster in japan. dr. customer, thanks for being with us. tell us what went through your mind when you hear

ah hello and terry martin, thanks for joining us. russian troops are continuing their advance on the ukrainian capital. kia satellite images appear to show a convoy military vehicles stretching more than 60 kilometers just north of the city. the congo includes hundreds of armored vehicles, tanks and artillery. it was reported to be about 25 kilometers from kiya. ukrainian forces have held off earlier attacks by russian forces near the capital destroying several russian vehicles close to the city center. air raid sirens had been sounding in t a in recent hours. the reports to day of shelling in the port city of mario pole . and in ukraine's 2nd largest city hockey. on monday, russian forces bombarded hockey destroying dozens of residential buildings. ukraine authorities say several residents have been killed in the ongoing attack. and on flight in her chief city with 1500000 residents. ukraine sands, russia targeted residential buildings with volleys of rocket people in a maternity ward forced to flee to a bomb shelter. a very ukraine's president has condemned the bombardment calling

i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. ah ah closely, ah, listen carefully. don't know how do you miss to the girl? ah, you magic discover the world around you. ah, subscriber to d. w documentary on youtube. here with us is frank schwaber. he is a member of the german parliament for the social democratic party, and mister sh babbitt, thank you very much for being with us today. we saw a momentous turning point in german foreign policy with planned increase in military spending and arms deliveries to ukraine. why did it take a war by russia for germany to make this move? but you know, we were on the, a lot of the initial prussia because a lot of interests, including for sure your crane didn't understand why we are hesitating with this. but this was a lesson around from, from the 2nd world. what did we start was all over the world. and so it was really a very clear basis of the common basis for all parts in germany that we don't deliver weapons to, to other countries. we make less once an acceptance in the situation of isis and iraq and syria. and this is anoth

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ah, hello em, terry martin, good to have you with us. russian forces are intensifying their attacks on ukraine's main cities. russia claims it has taken control of cas song, a city in the south close to crimea. the governor there says it's completely surrounded. elsewhere, russian paratroopers have reportedly landed in ukraine's 2nd biggest city. hot keith. russia has warned residents to flee as it plans further, airstrikes including like there's seen in recent days. a russian missile strikes, a tv tower and keys in her cave. a government building goes up in flames. both attacks killed people. russia is ramping up its assault on ukraine as a 60 kilometer long, russian convoy of armored vehicles closes in on the capital. thousands of ukrainians still desperately trying to flee though, staying behind a facing the horrors of war washing. maybe we had a fight at 5 am. is the color b them all. we were retreating and near us a meter away from me. it was a mine blue of my friend's arms and legs, little green and white. i tried to save him. i pulled him away, but he didn't make it. yeah, your

my name is terry martin, just to recap of the latest on russia's invasion of ukraine. it's now in his 6th day. russian troops are continuing their advance on kia satellite images appear to show a convoy of military vehicles stretching more than 60 kilometers. just north of the city, the congo includes hundreds of armored vehicles, tanks, and artillery. it's reported to be about 25 kilometers from kia. ukrainian forces have so far held off, attacks by russian forces near the capital destroying several russian vehicles close to the city center. air raid sirens had been sounding in kiya in recent hours . on monday, russian forces bombarded ukraine's 2nd biggest city car heap, destroying dozens of residential buildings. the crane authorities say several people have been killed in the ongoing attack. ah, an onslaught in her chief, a city with 1500000 residents. ukraine sands, russia targeted residential buildings with volleys of rocket people in a maternity ward forced to flee to a bomb shelter. a very ukraine's president has condemned the bombardment calling for it to be b

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hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. russian forces are intensifying their attacks on ukraine's main. cities. air strikes have hit buildings, an infrastructure and urban areas in the capital, k a and the 2nd biggest city ha keith, where russian paratroopers have reportedly landed ukrainian president ballade merits zalinski has accused moscow of committing war crimes by hitting residential areas. russia says it's targeting military facilities and has warned residents to flee as it's threatening new strikes. a russian missile strikes a tv tower in cave. in her cave, a government building goes up in flames. both attacks killed people. russia is ramping up its assault on ukraine. as a 60 kilometer long, russian convoy of armored vehicles closes in on the capital. thousands of ukrainians still desperately trying to flee. though, staying behind a facing the horrors of war. washington, we had a fight at 5 am. is to color the bm well we were retreating and near us a meter away from me it was a mine blue

i'm terry martin in ukraine. russian forces are continuing their attacks on ukraine's main cities. the russia claims it has taken control of the city of cas on and ukraine, south. the governor of that city says it is completely surrounded elsewhere. a government building was ablaze in the 2nd city, the 2nd largest city in ukraine, called hockey, which has come under days of air strikes, authority, se russian paratroopers have also landed there. they say more than 20 people have been killed and a 100 injured in hoc heave. in recent years. and the mayor of the port city of mario poll says it is under constant bombardment. now a russian missile strikes a tv tower in cave in ha, keith, a government building goes up in flames. both attacks killed people. russia is ramping up its assault on ukraine. as a 60 kilometer long, russian convoy of armored vehicles closes in on the capital. thousands of ukrainians still desperately trying to flee. though, staying behind a facing the horrors of war, washington will not be. we had a fight at 5 a. m. is the color, the be the most. we were retreatin

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