u. e. and with full backing and support from the united states and the united kingdom to launch this offensive in yemen. and that led to where we are right now with the who these forming and shakia lines initially with saw that to push back against this coalition. and now they are essentially only other the only group left to form some kind of arms struggle against the coalition. and the coalition continuing to mostly use air raids to and the blockade to try to assert the high, the, the former president, heidi or the internalizing happy back to power. so we'll get a very compact explanation of how we got to this place. i deal with saying, hey, on the string today that we are seeing this intensifying will happen in yemen. are you seeing that to what are the sites? yeah, so, so just to answer the question about the why the, the simplest killing. and i think the main reason for that one is the lack of in the accountability mechanism to, to hold all those axes accountable for their violations of hu

a forum and badass will bring together e u and in the pacific ministers tomorrow. but what is the in the pacific, and what are europe's plans in the region? frances ambassador to the in the pacific explains and the agent olympic sign off with the leverage closing ceremony after more than 2 weeks of competition control receipt and keeping covey at b. ah . i'm british energy, welcome to dw news, a shared ledger, good join us. europe has always been involved with asia and now it wants to be even more trade is the main area. it wants to do this in and improving technology. connectivity and security also form parts, if it's offering to the region. these are set to be discussed at a forum to be held tomorrow in paris. it will bring together foreign ministers of e u, member states, and some 30 countries in the area known as the interpreter. vic, it encompasses the countries located around the indian and pacific oceans. they account for 3 fifths of the world's population, are central to global value chains and produce almost 60 percent of global g d p. that in chinese, a 3

u. s. face and a comprehensive move from the block. we are shutting down the e u. air space for russians. we're proposing a prohibition on all russian owned russian registered and russian controlled aircraft. these aircraft will no more be able to land in take off over fly the territory of the european union. and that includes the private jets of oligarchs to hi representative for foreign affairs. burrell also announced that all t and spoke, nick would be banned from broadcasting in the european union. he made the announcement on sunday night. we also heard from our tea editor in chief following, not news that taking a crucial step to turn off the tap before the russians. information manipulation in europe may banning russia to date and sporadic broadcasting into the p and union. you would say you got to renew the e u. that for years has been telling the whole world how much of the treasure and love freedom of speech. how they appreciate and love diversity of thoughts, diversity of news and information. today in response to the actions of russia, ukraine meant t

u. s. and the e u r. demanding due process and rule of law. we had testimony from uganda and saturate to a ledges. he was brutally beaten and says, the orders came from the very top in son, most guy never got an award for my rescue done will presided over my butcher.

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e. u is a mandated mission. it was voted through by all of the e u. countries and therefore the mandate would need to change for them to change it, but it's an awkward look to be training the military of a qu essentially. so at the moment the, it's the situation. it is extremely fluid. there are a lot of foreign influences and foreign actors in that region during that press conference in paris. it was also joined by the senegalese president mackey sol. he said that they will be meeting west african leaders will be meeting with the leaders of the, the current sort of transitional administration. and molly, in the coming days and weeks perhaps to try and encourage them to find a time frame to hold elections so that they can be some structured and internationally accepted or authority in maryan that them may change the current situation. this is going to be something that is going to dominate the conversations. those leaders that have been in paris will be heading to brussels for an e, u, a u summit, 40 african leaders and 27. european leaders will start sitting down together in the coming hours. ok, so marley to

u. s. and e u of repairing economic sanctions against russia after president putin order troops over the border. and opportunity for fans just a way to exploit them. we look at the growing link between football and crypto assets. i'm. we're off to spain to find out why some regions have started using every currency is, is date of your business on robots and berlin. welcome to the program. the escalation of the crisis in ukraine has sent shock waves through global markets. european stocks, slums to 7 year low as it started trading as an invasion of ukraine by russia appeared more likely than at any other point in recent months. asian markets had also had their worst day for weeks. meanwhile, investors sought out safe havens pushing up the price of gold. and with the price of bree, brent crude oil climes to its highest point. since 2015 of affairs, the russian exports could be disrupted. western allies rushing to implement sanctions after russia recognize the independence of 2 regions of east in uk

u. k, and e u and they to align stone at quickly. the situation will be incredibly complicated and sanctions will be less effective than they hope they will be if they don't act immediately need. thank you very much. the bulk of the, with the breaking done for us, what's going on in london amongst the political leaders there in the a capital. let's bring in. alexander bretzkey is a senior political analyst, 4 fine m news website. he's also a political scholar at memo, that's an international think tank. he joyce's from moscow, alexander protects get you been waiting there a long time, sir. we do appreciate you standing by to talk to was here on our continuing coverage of what's going on in eastern ukraine question. one is stage one for vladimir putin creating some sort of rump ukraine. light buffer zone slash protectorate going from crimea across to law, hands up to door nets and encompassing the don bass region there. where all the fighting is going on in east and ukraine at the moment. that's, that's definitely may be his goal, his

u. s. e u and the u. k moved, implement new sanctions against russia over its ongoing military operation. ukraine . the result has been continued volatility as investors brace for the impact of the latest tensions. ortiz trinity chavez has more today, market volatility continues in the wake of the russia, ukraine, crisis, western nations. now ramping up sanctions against russia, with steps including blocking some of its banks from the swift global payment system. russia's currency, the rubel, tumbled to fresh record lows. and the russian central bank has raised its key interest rate more than doubling it to 20 percent on wall street. markets are under pressure monday. morning futures for the s and p 500 index dropped about 1.4 percent. while futures for the tech heavy nasdaq, $100.00 declined roughly 1.2 percent. as the volatility index rose to with highest level seen in over a year. the pan continental stock europe $600.00 also felt approaching a correction. this while china's hang saying index retreated

u. k. has also been in close contact with the e. u. and the united states about launching a coordinated sanctions response. the was already well on its way in the united kingdom, just moments round the corner. so the house of parliament, the comments that go to be meeting throughout the day to sign off sign, sit and deliver the sanctions with shadow defense. secretary said that he would be giving his utmost support to the government with those sanctions. so it seems as the parliament, the house of commons are actually quite united on this. so also to note for children that says the fact as the sanctions are actually just the 1st step. there's a baron more to come meshes, could even develop as the week goes by far, sons, and also hinted that he could send even more arms to ukraine in january. of course, as we know, britain sent 2000 weapons. they call it defensive weapons at the time, plus, also committing to potentially more boots on the ground. 2 countries that members of nato on the east and flank the comments that came from bar johnson

u. s. e u and russia ukrainians are in the middle. they're the ones that are the ones getting shot on. they're fighting and dying for the us, not for their own independence. now this video is heavy rocket. artillery has come in from the southern training and city of nevada. clover about 80 kilo misses from crimea. the man has reportedly said that the city is under the control of the russian military, although locals are describing on getting fighting in the area. and this video shows an apartment building we think electrically hit by an overnight rocket attack in the north and city of cherry. gov, that's about a $150.00 columns is from kiev. the lower floors were damaged when a fire erupt. it reports say that woman was injured hair and the by so has been put out. now in the capsule here, these unverified images are coming in from there with where locals, the excited air defense systems are actively operating. kev authority said the city was surrounded and then back down from that claim. and now i say that groups russian saboteurs are trying to bring chaos to the streets. although that

u countries. in recent days, more and more european countries of imposed bands on russian plains entering the air space. now an e u wide band is going to be put in place. the aim to further isolate russia and the government of vladimir putin. e u interior ministers of also be meeting to deal with the growing refugee crisis. they fear the total number of people fling their homes could grow to 7000000. james bay's al jazeera brussels protest. as in the california city of san francisco, or outside city hall, calling for rushes military to leave ukraine, anti war protests are being held across the united states. as the casualty count in ukraine grows and the fighting continues. the un security council has called a rare general assembly session on ukraine to be held on monday. it's the latest and a flurry of diplomatic actions taken to isolate russia. for the 1st time in decades . it is called for an emergency special session in the general assembly. the council members who supported this resolution recognised that this is no ordinary moment. we need to take extraordinary actions to meet this threat, to our internati

u. e and from india on this issue. so therefore, instead of getting 13, yes is at one extension from china and the veto from russia. what it seems like the u. s. is heading for was 11. yes. is 2 extensions and a double veto at the security council, not clearly is not the message that the u. s. wanted to, to proclaim around around the world. what we're now looking for is whether in this states, the u. s. will at least get that, that abstention from china, china and russia, have made it very clear that there in this, that they were creating a new strategic partnership to look for an alternative to a unipolar world. wow. the us basically called all the shots and everyone else was held to the, the, started off the un charter for example, but the u. s. was somehow able to do whatever it wanted. now, i mean, perhaps though, with this downgrading off the, the, the, the machinery of the un security council in the security council resolution as it in its current form, perhaps than at the very least though, the u. s. will, will s

and what else is on the agenda after days at a u. e. u summit. this is a big day and it's been a, you know, really highlighted here in brussels and the europeans have tried to focus on this new relationship with africa. this is the 1st time that they've met since they had a summit in 2017, in abidjan. the focus really, from the african side is about vaccines on the 10 percent of africans, a fully vaccinated where in many countries in the european union there, well over that 70 percent, a double dose of many of a sort of reaching that number with the, with the booster shots as well, but the africans have been pushing for this trips waiver the release of intellectual property so that they can create a so that they can manufacture the vaccines themselves. that is unlikely to, to happen at this summit, we will hear the europeans try and persuade them that there are other ways around that. and they are also talking about the global gateway. this is this e u scheme to try and outcompete china in a, in an effort, in infrastructure projects in around the

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the payments since vladimir putin recognized new hands and don't yet by the u. s. u. k. and e. u to russia may amount to $700000000.00 because of the 3 and a half 1000000 barrels of russian oil. $350000000.00 of oil and refined products. $250000000.00, russian natural gas to learn a medium called new. absolutely. right. and we are seeing the numbers going through the roof. you're absolutely right. we are seeing numbers at the moment, going to the roof oil going through the roof. the ruble went down. it seems to have boyd itself back up to a certain extent, but action returns to the host of our program going on to ground. i wish i had more time. i don't see you soon. what is important to understand the men's agreements applies to both sides of the crate and conflict to withdraw weapons from the front line. now thousands of civilians live in the so called gray zone as well on whitting witnesses and ultimately victims of the ongoing conflict. we're going to bring you their stories right now. here in archie international. it's worth having a good watch. in a gray zone. inhabitants h

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and the czech republic has also said it's going to stop issuing residency permits to russians. now the e u is also saying that it's mulling a 3rd round of possible sanctions, and this could include the swift international payment system at the moment. the e u has been resistive to add a blocking russia from accessing that. the u. k has already taken that step, but it is a possibility in the coming days and weeks now the blocks foreign affairs chief, this is joseph burrell said that none of these measures are designed to target individual russian citizens. and he's also congratulated them on taking part in protests against their own government. within russia. i want to stay where we are not targeting russia people. many of them broke against this senseless war. and i want to salute their courage, the cottage of the people that the 58 russian cities had been demonstrating against the war that we certainly made. the difference between cumberland and russia put in not the russian people. now the sanctions may be designed to target elite russians and not everyday ordinary citizens. but the real

and we can see where most are headed to countries neighboring ukraine. they include e. u members, poland, slovakia, hungry and romania as well as non e u. member moldova. and was fighting worse than these countries are now bracing for more refugees in the coming days. the train station in the polish city of sham mitchell, 10 kilometers from ukraine for many ukrainian refugees. it's their 1st stop after crossing the border. these for children are having their 1st hot meal and 30 hours after traveling 450 kilometers through ukraine. their fathers weren't able to join them. they stayed behind to fight. the children are now waiting for their mothers to arrive. at the moment. they were masters of people on the way which we took a post towards the border and then walked. then we didn't a long queue, you suddenly we saw our cousins and we've been together since then. we waited a long time for the transport from the border. and now we're finally here. the way was hard and long because of traffic terms. they had to get off the bus and walk the last 15 kilometers to the border near

both the u ash and the e. you say the world will hold the kremlin accountable for its actions. couldn't is warning that any outside interference in ukraine will lead to consequences. and i'm quoting now, never seen in history. the push to find a diplomatic solution to the stand off was more both frantic and fruitless. in an emergency meeting of the security council un chief antonio gutierrez, urged potent to give peace a chance. instead, the russian leader appeared on television denouncing the ukrainian government as fast and telling soldiers to lay down their arms and go home. soon after his speech, bomb blast rang out in key f, ukraine's capital, the city of car, keep the nation 2nd largess, and come a task in the east. looked now at how the day unfolded. with dawn came the bombs, russia attacked sites across ukraine. the russian troops that had been amassing on the border for weeks started rolling in, recorded on surveillance cameras by ukraine's board of police brushes. leda vladimir putin announced the military operation in a broadcast on russian t. v. he disparaged ukraine

and whatever russia might do, and then following through with them, the e. u drew up a package of sanctions against russia, the included $571.00 russian entities of them. 351. do they do my deputies who voted in favor of the independence of the 2 regions and guns and the net sca there's been asked it freezes, travel benz prohibition of making any kind of capital in the e u. there has been also restriction put on the russian government on their ability to raise any funds in the e u. markets. now you chief, joseph beretta has said these sanctions have been drawn up and designed to hurt russia a little bit hard to hitting those promise by the u. s. and the u. k. is targeting pretty much anyone who has a material connection to the support of the independence and the vote for independence of the 2 regions. we can expect more of the same, especially after president putin's announcements of this special military operation in the dumbass to finance ministers of the you are expected to meet on friday and saturday. we can only guess what they would be thinking up in ter

u. e and india, for the reasons i was talking about just before the vote of china, china abstaining, which for the us is a victory. because if they had with a double veto, the un security council, it would have been a very serious, serious step as far as the u. s. would have been concerned. so at least this watering down somewhat awful of the mechanisms being employed and the resolution has done the trick. china has always been rather has been consistent in the sense that says, look, it is concerned about the territorial integrity of you and member states and of sovereignty. as it always has been, because it has been break away republics of its own. but it has said that there are specific concerns when it comes to the situation in ukraine. the expansion of nature ever eastwood's despite the promise is given to the moscow. and so, because of the revised language attorney actually appeared about a half an hour before the before the security council session began, china was able to abstain bolt veto, veto the resolution that right. and she had, we've been speaking to people inside ukraine thr

u . s. and the e u r. demanding due process and rule of law. we had testimony from uganda and satirist, who alleges he was brutally beaten and says, the orders came from the very top. the did son most guy know gulf awarded for my race gun. all. ready presided over my butcher.

at his dusty threat, u e and the southern part of saudi arabia. a quick word on what's on its way to madagascar. but sir, i a nasty looking tropical cycling for the weather. sponsored by katara ways for palestine was once a very different place from today. palestine most of cities became connected to the interior in an award winning film al jazeera well his historians, an eye witness accounts that portray, early 20th century palestine as a thriving, vibrant nation. the region was open, investments were active and moving from one city to another, palestine 1920 on al jazeera. oh, i like watching onto their reminder of all top stories. us president joe biden says the leader of ice or has been killed and raiden, syria, abraham, hashmi, alleret, she blew up a special forces advanced in libyan province of the syrian province of lip. turkeys president has also to mediate between ukraine and russia on a visit to care of dr. edwards, the dialogue was the only way to resolve the standoff ukraine's president welcomed the proposal. amazons to be dancing. suj

well, japan and india were in paris earlier today at forum. the brought together e u, and other in the pacific nations. the aim of this minister for them to seek broader cooperation with the e. u. so what does this cooperation look like at a time? and he was faced with its biggest security crisis in decades from all that i'm joined by japan's ambassador to the you. yes. so she, my sucky ambassador, my 2nd welcome. your prime minister is talking of sanctions against russia, and over the weekend, your foreign minister, yours, your master. hi, she said the music to go to the conference or the ukraine issue has meaning in the, in the pacific as well. how does the ukraine situation impact the into pacific? thank you very much again. first, and then on signing the ground, your crisis, our prime minister was very clear this morning by on them and in russia act because that's a, via a team's international role. and also the integrity we're perfectly coordination with and also u. s. and other right minded countries because it's a very challenging to international order based o

u. s. and e u officials. but they did note as part of their overall strategic plan, that what they want to do is make ukraine much more integrated into the european energy of structure writ large. and that they want to do what they can to help make ukraine much more energy, independent rosin. jordan, with the latest on that from washington d. c at the state department. rosalind for the moment. thank you. and just to remind the viewer as those 2 meetings are taking place, a president, putin and macro in the, in, in russia and present biden and chancellor shall say in the us, we will bring you at the latest on those meetings when they end in, presumably, when some of the leaders will speak to the media as soon as that happens here now to sierra. in other news emergency, rescuers are struggling to reach parts of madagascar ravaged by a cycling over the weekend cycle and but said, i made landfall on saturday. battering the eastern coastline until it moved away late on sunday, leaving many roads and bridges impassa

of it's going to agree to russia's demands, especially because zalinski basically said that nato and the e u and the united states have left ukraine to fend for itself in this situation. and at the same time, zalinski has been calling for peace. he's been saying that everything needs to be done. that's possible to end the killing. but at the same time, he's also calling for europeans to come to ukraine and join the ukranian military and fighting russia. yeah, actually if you will be my the if you have a combat experience in europe and do not want to look at the indecision of politicians. well, you can arrive in our state and protect europe with us where it is now urgently required on shoghi now as for where these negotiations that they want to hold are going to take place. we don't exactly know yet. moscow did suggest uminski and bell roofs as an option, but ukraine didn't want that. they rejected it. ukraine came back with a counter offer of perhaps war saw in poland. russia didn't want to have them there, so that's still in the process right now. the main contender for a 3rd party negotiat

e. u has agreed to fund and supply weapons to a country at war. russian president vladimir putin as put his nuclear forces on high alert, but he's indicating he'll still give diplomacy a chance. talks are due to be held at ukraine's border with bella, luce, john hall, begins o coverage from live in western ukraine. o, a sunday service with special poignancy, the 1st of the war, pres here for peace extinguished just days ago. as if in answer, russian and ukrainian delegations are meeting on the border with bella, bruce. it is the 1st glimmer of negotiation, but few, including ukraine's president. expect a positive outcome. it crescent, bez zordon with one more. i'll say, frankly, i don't believe in the result of this meeting, but let's try so that no citizen of ukraine would doubt that i as president, did try to stop the war when there was even just a small chance. the russian attack has renewed its focus on critical infrastructure . a gas pipeline ablaze in the eastern city of harkins, ukraine's 2nd largest russian soldiers trying to enter hockey on sunday, met, determined, ukrainian re

u. s. and the e u r. demanding due process and rule of law. we hear testimony from uganda and saturate to a ledges. he was brutally beaten and says the orders came from the very top. the didn't son most guy know go.

and is, is a conversation that we will be having then. so it doesn't appear that there is appetite from the majority of e u. member states to admit ukraine or to certainly fast track ukraine's membership into the european union. and i will point out that there is cooperation already cooperation with the ukrainians and the e u at different levels. the eastern partnership, for example, and just just this morning at the council president char michelle, was saying that the you already has an association agreement with the ukraine and he suggested that that could be deepened as so that gives you a good sense of what the leadership of the european union is thinking and that it's deepening existing cooperation ties, but not necessarily i'm creating a pathway for, for membership just yet. christine, in the past we've seen various crises reveal split with among the european union members. storage is this crisis bringing you closer together. it absolutely is a terry in a way that many thought was unthinkable. in fact, some experts have gone as far as to say that even moscow didn't budget for the level of unity and coo

u members ponens lakia hungry and romania as well as non e u member moldova, as fi saying watson's these countries are now bracing for more refugees. in the coming days. the train station in the polish city of premier shall 10 kilometers from ukraine for many ukrainian refugees. it's their 1st stop after crossing the border. these 4 children are having their 1st hot meal in 30 hours after traveling 450 kilometers through ukraine. their fathers weren't able to join them. they stayed behind to fight. the children are now waiting for their mothers to arrive, which enter them on the back of the day. there were masses of people on the way. we took a post towards the border and then walked. then we stood in a long queue. suddenly we saw our cousins, and we've been together since then. we waited a long time for the transport from the border. and now were finally here. the way was hard and long because of traffic terms. they had to get off the bus and walk the last 15 kilometers to the border. near levine, they heard explosions, little good. it was terrible. there were rocket lyin

the aim is to guide investor fans to genuine green energy projects and away from green washing or damaging investments. the e u admits including gas and nuclear is imperfect and has added more stringent conditions . so and you care the delegated act, if you like, rewards improvements and advanced technology in safety standards and waste management when it comes to gas, there are strict conditions including limits on emissions. and that facilities must replace high imaging plants as well as been compatible with low carbon few old new gas. and nuclear projects will also have to be approved 520302045 respectively. this compromise is supposed to please the blocks biggest economies. germany is a proponent of gas and france nuclear energy. while brussels had hoped to set new global standards with its green energy label taxonomy. it's implementation as disappointed. many environmentalists and member states alike. and as a reminder of a top story for you at the sour chairs and facebook owner met a plunge firearm 20 percent. an after hours trading on wednesday, blocking a massive $200.00. $2000000000.00 of the company'

u countries. in recent days, more and more european countries of imposed bands on russian plains entering the air space. now an e u wide band is going to be put in place. the aim to further isolate russia and the government of vladimir putin. e u interior ministers of also be meeting to deal with the growing refugee crisis. they fear the total number of people fling their homes could grow to 7000000. james bay's al jazeera brussels of if, as the later sporting organisation to take action against russia banning the country's flag and anthem from international matches its ordered the team to compete under the title, football union of russia. no international matchers will be played in the country. 5th stopped short of banning the national team from the world cup qualifiers, but several countries that say they'll refuse to compete against russian associated pro sports correspondent rob harris says many fifo member associations are disappointed that sanctions don't go further. the fact phase russia can play on an international football at any level, just without the flag, without their anthem, and only known as the

ukraine as well, from the cia and from the other western intelligence services targeting data satellite information. so is a real proxy war going on here between the u. s. e u and russia ukrainians are in the middle. they're the ones that are the ones getting shot they're, they're fighting and dying for the us, not for their own independence. it's a hideous situation that we're currently awaiting the outcome of talks that hoped to be imminent. between the russian ukrainian delegations in barrows, i think maybe that's been knocked on a few hours now to the morning because of various logistics. do you hope for any progress there? well, as soon as school lensky is wise, he'll take the deal. he will agree to neutral is too big, neutral he'll, he'll find some sort of a de escalation and the weapon ization plan. because the western propaganda is telling a different story than the reality on the ground. the pinches around mary paul are closing. the russians are fighting a different kind of war than the us did. of course when it attack yugoslavia, they're not destroying the infrastructure, but they are making serious gains. the americans in west european west bec

u. s. and various e u countries were concerned, it would give russia too much power. he has and leave europe vulnerable. those countries welcomed tuesday decision with ukraine's foreign minister according it, morally politically and practically correct. big words of support towards the german chancellor who had previously been criticized for being too vague on the north stream to pipeline. let's look at some of the other sanctions announced against russia. so far. the 27 european union member states have unanimously agreed on an initial set of measures targeting moscow. the use foreign affairs chief, joseph, or al, said they will affect members of parliament and other individuals involved in deploying troops and us present. joe biden said he hopes the option of diplomacy is still available while imposing a what he calls 1st trench of sanctions on russia. the target financial institutions access to western financing, and so called russian elite, the u. k. canada's australia, and japan of all. so announced measures. well, joining us now is our chief political corresponde

we visit a ukrainian city where people are turning bottles into weapons and desperate with norway back. the e. u is set to tank into millions of ukrainian refugees. ah, european allies are boosting their support for ukraine is the russian assault and is a 5th day in an unprecedented step. the e. u has a great to fund and supply vladimir zalinski government with weapons. russian president vladimir putin has escalate attentions by putting his in nuclear forces on high alert. been indicated he'll still give diplomacy a chance. talk side you to be held at ukraine's border with palo bruce. these are live pictures of a relatively quiet cave, which is now on 5 am. explosions had been heard though in the past hour after a night of relish is calm. ukraine's interior ministry says at least 352 civilians have been killed in the conflict. i farm china. how begins are coverage from levine in a western ukraine. o, a sunday service with special poignancy the 1st of the war. prayers here for peace extinguished just days ago as if in answer, russian and ukrainian delegations are meeting on the border with bella.

u. s. and the e u say the world will hold the kremlin accountable for its actions. couldn't is warning that any outside interference in ukraine will lead to consequences. and i'm quoting now, never seen in history. the push to find a diplomatic solution to the stand off was more both frantic and fruitless. in an emergency meeting of the security council un chief antonio gutierrez, urged guten to give peace a chance. instead, the russian leader appeared on television denouncing the ukrainian government as fast and telling soldiers to lay down their arms and go home. soon after his speech, bomb blast rang out in key f, ukraine's capital, the city of car, keep the nation 2nd largest, and come a toss in the east. looked now at how the day unfolded. with dawn came the bombs rusher attacked sites across ukraine. the russian troops that had been amassing on the border for weeks started rolling in, recorded on surveillance cameras by ukraine's board a police brushes, leda, vladimir putin announced the military operation and a broadcast on russian tv, where he disparaged ukra