k, p. m bars, johnson, to shut down this channel effectively ending press freedom in the u. k. johnson. the former journalist himself claims the doing what the british labor policy want him to do, would amount to be being as bad as russia, with nato nations in the u, condemning. russian president vladimir putin for authorizing what russia goals a special military operation against the graeme after antony blinkin canceled his meeting with russian foreign minister, counterpart, sergey lever of nation media is talking about a whole new era and geopolitics. let alone nuclear weapon use here are naughty and had going underground. we seek to question more, as well as provide viewers with all sides of any debate. we have been reaching out to pro ukrainians to hear their side of the ukraine invasion. but in the current climate, many do not want to come on to talk to us. we like therefore, to extend an invite to any ukranian journalists or politicians watching now to come on the show and give your side of the story. but joining me now from moscow in italian, irish at sky, the former vice chairma

k, p. m, boris johnson, to shut down this channel effectively ending press freedom in the u. k. johnson, the former journalist himself claims the doing what the british labor policy want him to do, would amount to be being as bad as russia, with nato nations in the u condemning. russian president vladimir putin for authorizing what russia calls a special military operation against ukraine. after antony blinkin canceled his meeting with russian foreign minister, counterpart, sergey lever of nation media is talking about a whole new era and geopolitics. let alone nuclear weapon use here are naughty and had going underground. we seek to question more, as well as provide viewers with all sides of any debate. we have been reaching out to pro ukrainians to hear their side of the ukraine invasion return in the current climate. many do not want to come on to talk to us. we like therefore to extend an invite to any ukranian journalists or politicians watching now to come on the show and give your side of the story. but joining me now from moscow in the.

and boris johnson, outlining this new economic crime bill that's going through the u. k. parliament. and it's designed to try to force companies to reveal who which investors are behind them. notably russian oligarchy, linked to my opinion. but critics, a brit johnson say that whether it be given 6 months, so they will just ship that assets somewhere else. and on refugees again, the chaos really amongst the u. k. cabinets on what's going on was revealed on monday when boris johnson suggested that the u. k would not be following the e u in offering visa the ukrainians, who were fleeing and don't family links. it or he don't have a sponsorship offer from somebody here along the lines of what the used doing. his for his home secretary had suggested that that might happen. she also suggested that term there were officials in cali where hundreds, many hundreds of ukrainian refugees have turned up, suggesting that there were officials, they're ready to process asylum applications. but we've seen a documentation, or which people in carrier being given and telling them to go to

u. k leader boris johnson. the leader in france, a manual mac craw and also be a leader of the german chancellor, all of scholes. so this is something that this white house is under lot of pressure to do, but again, there's a bit of reluctance on the part of the white house because they know this is going to impact the consumer in the united states somewhat negatively. and that would not only hurt the ordinary american, but it could be bad politically for joe biden. kimberly's not impact on the consumers that really just done to the oil supplies, or is people being affected in a wider way? well, in a wider way, i mean when i say impact, i can underscore how bad this is for some ordinary americans. you have to remember that this is a country that is not densely populated. the way european urban centers are in many ways. so it's a problem that means that for people to get to work often they have to drive very long distances. often there is very poor public transportation. so this means we're lying on the automobi

u. k, with its limits today cropped could bottom that big column of russian tanks that are heading towards kiev. but what would then happen then? if the u. k, entered this war at present, prime minister johnson decided to do those things. then they chose article 5 would be invoked, would mean all of all 30 countries, including the u. s. would be at war with russia. we would then have been a drought drama if you had a war evolving nato and russia, that is world war 3. and there are nuclear weapons involved. so that is the reason that the nato powers are stopping where they are. but there are big questions about they've done until now, certainly that the ukrainians are asking they all. now, in recent days, since this all started, 126 hours, i think was, was said by prime minister johnson in that period, huge amounts of weaponry of being sent to you, cried the truth is that it's going to be very difficult to get those weapons from poland to the people who need them in ukraine. they've left it too late in that respect, you could argue, and it says weapons can make it to the battlefield. they could be a game changer. but there's a big question whether those weapons are going to make it to the bat

u. k. leader of the opposition kinney star mar, confirming the labor party and the opposition labor parties stance towards ukraine . just prior to that, we heard the u. k. prime minister ball as johnson saying that you can also stood with ukraine. i want to go back to nadine bobbo who was talking to was just before we, we cut away to those those speeches. and at him you were talking to us about the speech that president her zalinski had been making. describing it you said as of a tailored speech by the president it was because he was quoting churchill during the 2nd world war, the fight them on the beaches speech, which is very famous here, particularly among parliamentarians. but he also quoted a line from hamlet, the shakespeare play to be are not to be referring it to the free future of his own country. but everything really and all of his message to the u. k. government was quite subtle. he did not specifically repeat calls for a no fly zone, but or on more than one occasion he made reference to ukraine's skies not being closed, saying that or our allies were not acting as he went through day one through to day 13 of the invasion. so far, he made her reference to the various horr

u. k. parliament. now it could be argued based on his homework because the u. k pm, baris johnson does like to see himself as a modern day church show. the addresses are becoming very specialized. yeah. yeah, absolutely. and it's weird though, because the west already supports ukraine, so i don't know why he feels the needs zelinski in his government. i don't know why they feel the need to go to these lengths to try to appease each each country. i. busy you know, hearing someone quote, martin luther king task for world war 3 is under the guise of a no fly zone. it just comes across. it's really weird and i know for a strong wants to see himself of some sort of, you know, modern day churchill. but i'm sorry, it's just not real easy. it's more of a joke than anything else. he has compared bars. johnson ukraine's battle with russia with the struggle. britain, faith securing briggs. it. are these comparisons just getting more and more absurd? not yeah, of course, of course. and i think, i think what so ridiculous is that, you know, when, when, when people make these comparisons betwee

u. k. p. morris johnson accuses russia of committing war crimes. joining me now from miami, florida is madame benjamin, the co founder of grassroots auntie warren geo code. think. thank you so much for coming back on. you know you been campaigning against nature wars for decades? do you think vladimir putin is actually now united the world behind nato, nato, the organization that you've been so critical of for years? absolutely. we were looking forward to the june meeting in nato that is happening in madrid, organizing around it, saying, you know, this is the time to really take the air out of nato to show that after afghanistan in the fiasco there. nieto is really an aggressive military alliance. that is looking towards china now and saying that china is a threat and really is, is looking for a purpose. and thanks to booting now, nato has its purpose. it's more united than ever. we were criticizing action so much how the u. s. was pushing the nato countries to fulfill the goal of spending 2 percent of their gross domestic product on military. and so many of our friends in the nato countries

u. k. prime minister bras, johnson who is speaking. let's listen it from chris and i just chose with us on that course is no one else is around 26 hours since i'm new to mooney in griffin. oh.

u. s. president joe biden. we've heard from boars, johnson the u. k. prime minister as well. and then, of course, ukranian president law demands lensky, accusing russia of nuclear, tara, those were his words. he said that of course, an attack on this power point. power plant, if anything would happen if there would be a radiation leak, it could be absolutely devastating for europe in the words of ukraine's foreign minister to meet true calais, but it would be 10 times worse than general. can say. let's talk about a couple of other things. natasha. first of all, the convoy famous 65 kilometer long con boy, apparently headed for keith, but still 34 days later going nowhere going nowhere. that's what we understand. what exactly is happening with that convoys? seems nobody really knows it has been stalled or stopped on the outskirts of key for the ukranian capital for several days. now us intelligence officials will some of them say that it is stalled because of problems with a convoy because of an inability to refuel, that there are problems with food supply for the russian troo

with tensor shawls from germany. president mccall from france and also with prime minister johnson from the u. k. we know that the u. k. now is also going to ban oil imports from russia by the end of this year. and if germany and france will follow, that remains an answer. they are, of course, much more dependent on russian gas and oil than the u. s. is there support for this in the united states? and how is it going to affect the american people? it is, of course, going to affect the american people heavily energy prices are already high, and old prices have already a reason for 58 percent worldwide since the beginning of, of the year and gas prices. how old and i have not reached an old time high. so a ban on the russian oil imports means that the prices are going to go even higher and they are going to stay painful high before the citizens m, as so all these are, will come in addition to an inflation we have right now, the highest inflation in the last 40 years in the united states, and let's not forget that this is also happening in an election year. the mid term elections are in november th

u. k prime minister boris johnson is holding a summit where the leader is of nordic unbolted countries. these talks are focusing on efforts to boost military support to ukraine, and also how to reduce energy dependence on russia. the ukrainian president viola demur, zalinski, addressed the leaders virtually, and he called for more action to help stop the war. thanks for watching al jazeera inside story is coming up next by to how do you define a successful 1st year in charge of a counseling? we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we're living. what do you think's been driving to home tennessee not counting the cost on al jazeera. ah, could china help in the rushes invasion of ukraine? beijing up here, split between supporting its close ally moscow and condemning the war. so what are the options for chinese leaders? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program i'm. i'm a jim jim. china is one of russia's closest allies and trading partners. tense relations with the us in europe have pushed the neighbors even closer in recent years. but

u. k prime minister boars johnson was in regard earlier this month to try to convince the west long time allies to increase production terrain in soaring energy prices and help and the west dependency on russian oil. the saudi, at the alliance is not so eager to support the united states and western europe. and europe, in general, tend to stop russia and ukraine by defusing to produce and to increase oil production and to lower gas prices, which make it costly for united states in europe. the bite in administration has last political capital with saudi arabia and the u. e. the gulf states were frustrated by the lack of a strong us response against iran when they were both targeted by him and who's the rebels. they have since strengthened ties with russia, who they believe can contain iran's ambitions. the war in ukraine is re aligning the political world its outcome will have far reaching geopolitical implications. for this region holder, elisha 0 or the city of levine, west in ukraine, has become a safe haven for those slain the war and other parts of the country. it's estimated more th

u. k prime minister boss johnson says his government will set out a plan to become more energy independent. the next few days. a thought of you can just it'll phase out russian energy by the end of this year. that is the way food for this country. it is to take it is to take a sober responsible approach and dependence on the on, on hydrocarbons altogether, particularly russian hydrocarbons. and we are taking that to rectify some of the mistakes made by the labor government. i'd have a long time in depending energy supply policy. a global fast food giant who's one of several u. s. companies pulling off of rush up. it comes as pressure grows on width and firms to sever ties because of the invasion of ukraine. gabriel, alexander reports from new york. you know, the mcdonalds sold its 1st big back in what was been the soviet union 32 years ago yesterday, depakote information. mcdonald's in the iconic american fast food chain has opened around $150.00 stores in russia. but on tuesday, the company announced it would temporarily close its russian operations. and it was followed just hours later b

u. k. p. m. boys, johnson said the lens, his last request to providing ukraine with one percent of nate, those weapons would be difficult to accomplish logistically. but despite the reticence, ukraine is still being supported by the west, economically and politically. we discussed the landscape moves with fermi funny co day, a leading member of the ruling all progressive congress, policy nigeria, lensky, going to all the parliaments of the west and having audience with them. and they're cheering him on the encouraging and it's not destitute of being funny. is there people that are being killed installed this soldiers that are in the field? he wants to be the hero, but in fact, he's a very, very bad man. he's a man that does all care about the consequences of what he's doing and about the suffering that his people are undergoing and i feel for your people this could have been avoided, but he was pushed into it and he fell free and now he's already so you need a new leadership, they need an honest, decent leadership for the pragmatic, a ready to ensure that they guarantee the neutrality of ukrai

u. k prime minister bowers johnson says he slapping new sanctions on russia, including about an exports of luxury goods to the country. johnson made the announcement as the problem promised more support for ukraine at a summit with the leaders of baltic and naughty countries in london, ukrainian president flooding zalinski address that it is virtually, and called for more action to help stop the war. we all are the targets of russia and everything will go against europe if ukraine won't stand. so i would like to ask you to help yourself by helping us, you, you know, the kind of work and we need every one knows, you know, what kind of her defense or measures when age, you know, you know, what we, that i need is the fighter jets and without your support, it would be very difficult. speaking at that summit bar, as johnston said, western leaders had a moral obligation to help ukraine. and nobody wants to be engaged in a direct military confrontation between the west and russia. clearly that's not something that any boss i wanted to see. i, but we recognize that it is our duty to support the

u. k. is parameters to paras. johnson who faced an emotional questioning from the ukranian journalist today who recently crossed the border into poland, which was where boris jose johnson was earlier. today you are coming to portland, you are not coming to kia, prime minister, you are not come into relief because you are a freight because nato is not willing to defend. because maybe he's afraid of the woolworth lee, but it is already started and is the ukrainian children who are they're taking the hit. you're not going about more sanctions prime minister, but my mortgage is not sanction. he is in london. his children are not in the bombardments his children are there in london. splits. children are in nettles. in germany, in mentions, i always mention seized. i don't see that. i see that my family members, that my team members. i think that to be a great, you know, the power to rob. this is what is happening. prime minister. well, thank you. thank you very much for questions and, and thank you for getting here today. i'm

u. k. a prime minister by johnson as well, completely took that off of the table to say it's just not feasible. it's not likely it doesn't appear that there is going to be a part for ukraine to be joining nato, or to be given nato membership at any time. soon, we are not going to see nato engage on behalf of ukraine in terms of confronting russia directly. not in the way of a no fly zone on ukrainian sky is not in the way of sending troops. western troops add to ukraine, so that is almost a definitive yes. at this stage, as there are no indications, no appetite among nato's 30 allies and member states that there would be any ukraine joining the alliance any time soon. didn't respond. christine ones were reported from brussels there. thank you, christine you crowns. president vladimir zalinski will address the u. s. congress later via by a video link is expected to make a direct appeal for more help for his country. u. s. presidential biden's side, the budget bill on tuesday, including $13600000000.00 and additional military and human soon a tarion aid to ukraine and is expected to announce mor

u. k. a prime minister boss johnson as well, completely took that off of the table to say, it's just not feasible. it's not likely. it doesn't appear that there is going to be a part for ukraine to be joining nato ought to be given nato membership at any time . soon, we are not going to see nato engage on behalf of ukraine in terms of confronting russia directly. not in the way of a no fly zone on ukrainian skies, not in the way of sending troops. western troops add to ukraine, so that is almost a definitive yes at this stage. and there are no indications, no appetite among nato's 30 allies. member states that they would be any ukraine joining the alliance any time soon. didn't respond. christine ones were reported from brussels there. thank you, christine or the number of people who fled to warn you. crane has past 3000000. no more than half our neighboring poland. we're an army of volunteers, is helping to open the door a peaceful lunch in warsaw switzer and her son alex a say the 2 ukrainians fled keith and a staying with a family in warsaw. well it is, it don't come good. my son and i lift on

u . k was under attack, and johnson was begging for help. highly experience soldiers are sent to the front line. less experienced recruits are kept back to help territory defense units and treat the wounded. j says he trusts ukraine will let him go home if he has family. and is unafraid, as he commits himself to a war that could go on for years. zane basra, the old, 0 at the ukraine border in eastern poland. the fighting north of key though is intensifying as russian forces pushed towards the city. that parsons travelled there for us. he reports huge traffic jams has growing numbers of residents trying to get out well traveling to key a few. see this whole continuous so stream of refugees leaving the capital going the opposite direction. there is a non stop. ugh, row of car, so huge traffic jam, basically from the whole of the west of ukraine to the capital right now. people trying to flee to violence. the bombing, the continuous shelling here in the capital also around to capital. but the people are not going very far and not very fast because they're really simply stuck. the infrastructu

u. k. prime minister johnson about was it a trying to establish a no fly zone? and he then said, when it comes to no fly zone in the skies above ukraine, we have to accept the reality that that involves shooting down russian planes. as a very, very big step, it's simply not on the agenda of any nato country. do you accept the dutch that that, that no fly zone request from you, but also from zalinski is, is a nonstarter. i don't accept that. ah, because there has to be on tentative, suggested if our western partners, if nato is saying that we are not doing no fly zone over ukraine, we are not shooting russian planes. ok, great. some alternative. should russia miss house? what does bell tentative if not, if the west is not help into ukrainians to defend ourselves? the alternative is there will be more a hospitals, more churches, more ukrainian civilians, heated by bombs. and we, it's impossible for us to, to do to defend ourselves. and it's even more dangerous for um, for europe and for the world, because ukraine is actually, we didn't have nuclear weapon we gave

u. k. no longer part of the 27 member e u. and in the last few minutes, quasi qua time, who is the business secretary? in prime, mister johnson's government has tweeted that the u. k. is going to follow the u. s . by the end of 2022, they'll phase out the import of russian oil and all products by the end of the year says those imports make up 8 percent of u. k. demand so far less than is in the u in the countries with regard to gas. he says he's coming up with a plan, but he wants to end in port of gas as well. so the u. k, it seems, is signaling that it's going to do something similar, but it's very hard, i think, for many of the european union countries, and particularly for germany to follow with this. now, although we've heard from senior european leaders, just speaking again on twitter in the last couple of hours, i sort of on the line who is the president, the europe in commission, say somebody europe is going to have to do it was going to have to do anyway, changing its energy supplies because of the environment to, to go more green. it's not going to have to speed up that process. and throughout all of this, president b

in light of an article that you wrote last week, where you said that when johnson burse, johnson claimed that u. k. government couldn't possibly be doing any more to root out corrupt russian money at that. actually that's not quite true. um, as far as i can tell you guys, paula's decision is to try and confiscate these mansions without any compensation or so as i can tell particular legal process i company see how that's going to work . and i'm a little bit worried that this is just another gimmick, being employed by the u. k. government to cover up the fact that they're not really doing a thing. they're already cancelled golden visas, cool russian oligarchs. even though and irrational, the guy he wanted to go to music would have got one long ago. they've said taken a ban r t, the tv channels all and it's actually no one watches it. and you know that they've created, or what they call a cryptography cell. in the national crime agency, although there already is an international corruption unit and this does not bear to bring with it any extra funding. so i'm gonna, i'm withhold my admiration for th

u . k was under attack, and forrest johnson was begging for help. highly experience soldiers are sent to the front line. less experienced recruits are kept back to help territorial defense units and treat the wounded. j says he trusts ukraine will let him go home if he has family and is unafraid, as he commits himself to a war that could go on for years. zane basra, the old 0 at the ukraine border in eastern poland. ah, that reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, 2000000 people have fled ukraine since the start of the russian invasion, that's according to the un refugee agency. it's described the exodus as the fastest in modern times and warned at millions more. people are still to come. the civilian evacuation of the besieged fort city of murray or paul has been cancelled for the 3rd time empty buses trying to reach the city were seen turning around following reports of russian shelling along the so called humanitarian corridor. the city has been.

u. k prime minister boss johnson says his government will set out a plan to become more energy dependent. in the next few days, independence that's off of you can answer. it will phase out russian energy by the end of this year. that is the way forward for this country. it is to take it is to take a sober responsible approach and dependence on on, on hydrocarbons all together, and particularly rushing hydrocarbons. and we are taking steps to rectify some of the mistakes made by the labor government and have a long time in depending energy supply policy need baka joins us now live from london. so what else is the prime minister been saying on ukraine in the house today? what the day off to of course, the modem is the lensky address, lawmakers live, link up the debates in british governments and amongst politicians rages over whether or not the country can potentially do more to help you crane and ukrainians . but as well as the defense secretary spoke off to prime minister questions, and he said that they will be thousands of new weapons, making it that way to ukraine to help it's militar

u. s. president joe biden, a boris johnson department. it's the u. k. but of course of ukrainian president vladimir lensky, accusing a russia of using nuclear, tara saying that if anything was to happen to that power plant, we could be looking at effectively something which would strike at the whole of europe and not just ukraine and cause a devastation ukrainian foreign minister warning that if there was to be a radiation leak from that power plant, which is europe's largest, it could be 10 times worse than the chernobyl disaster. yeah, natasha, and away from that incident, what more do we know about this huge russian convoy? that's still heading towards key, but doesn't seem to be moving was a lot of confusion over what exactly is going on and what is happening that convoy? 60 kilometers long. we understand including armored vehicles or tank sir. refueling trucks just doesn't seem to be moving and doesn't seem to have been moving now for several days. now, us intelligence officials, some of them say that it is not moving because of a fuel problems. fu

u. k prime minister boris johnson was in riyadh earlier this month to try to convince the west long time allies to increase production terrain in soaring energy prices and help and the west dependency on russian oil. the saudi at the alliance is not so eager to support the united. busy states and western europe and europe in general, tend to stop russia and ukraine by cruising to produce and to increase oil production and to lower gas prices, which make it costly for united states in europe. the biden administration has last political capital with saudi arabia and the u. e. the gulf states were frustrated by the lack of a strong us response against iran when they were both targeted by humans who see rebels. they have since strengthened ties with russia, who they believe can contain iran's ambitions. the war in ukraine is re aligning the political world. its outcome will have far reaching deal political implications for this region. then hunter elisha's ada. all right, sir. latch in a moment here on al jazeera, we'll have all the sport with butter arsenal, giving their champions league qu

u. k. prime minister boris johnson was in riyadh earlier this month to try to convince the west's long time allies to increase production to rain in soaring energy prices and help and the west's dependency on russian oil. the saudi. a murder at the alliance is not so eager to a her or her united. busy states and western europe and european general law come to thought, usher in your claim by the good thing to produce and to increase our production and do a lot of gas prices, which american it costly for united states and europe. the bite and administration has lost political capital with saudi arabia and the u. h. e. the gulf states were frustrated by the lack of a strong us response against iran when they were both targeted by humans who see rebels. they have since strengthened ties with russia, who they believe can contain iran's ambitions. the war in ukraine is re aligning the political world its outcome will have far reaching geopolitical implications. for this region said a hunter, al jazeera, the japanese prime minister is in india for top level talks with his indian counterpart, orang

u . k was under attack and far as johnson was begging for help, highly experience soldiers are sent to the front line. less experience recruits are kept back to help territory defense units and treat the wounded. j says he trusts ukraine will let him go home if he has family and is unafraid, as he commits himself to a war that could go on for years. zane basra, the old, a 0 at the ukraine border in eastern poland. let's move on to south korean. our voters are going to the polls to choose the country's next president, moon j ins term is coming to an end that a time when the country is facing a housing crisis. bleak job opportunities and an increase in miss el testing from neighboring north korea. let's me talk horse when it robert bride, who's standing by for us in. so and rob, so what's happening so far? while the above voting stations here have been open now for a little over 3 hours, they stay open until as 6 pm, wednesday local time. and then interestingly, they then stay open for an extra hour and a half to allow co rid patients to both those of people with cobit 19, who are either sti

u . k was under attack and far as johnson was begging for help, highly experience soldiers are sent to the front line. less experienced recruits are kept back to help territorial defense units and treat the wounded. j says he trusts ukraine will let him go home to see his family and is unafraid. as he commits himself to a war that could go on for years. zane basra of the old jazeera at the ukraine border in eastern poland, all that to carry off as a non resident fellow at the center for european policy analysis. she says foreign fighters are joining the war because they believe russia of military action is threatening global security according to the information from your premium government, more than 20000 people have already joined this legion. and some of them are already in ukraine. we've seen yesterday. images off the 1st soldiers already in the trenches, soldiers from the u. k, from india, from lexical, from the us, from other countries on not just the western countries, but also countries in the other and in different parts of the law. well, you know, what is happening now in ukrain

u. k prime minister boris johnson has been criticized for comparing ukraine's fights against russian invasion to people voting for breakfast. he told the conservative party conference to british had an instinct for choosing freedom every time. like ukrainians is comments have been described as tasteless. i can give you a couple of famous recent examples. when the british people voted for breakfast in such lands, large numbers, i believe it is that they will remotely hostile to the foreigners. it's because they wanted to be free to do things differently and for this country to be able to run itself or challenge has more on the criticism. boyce johnson has been facing he was trying to rally the party faithful behind his pro, bricks at message. but it hasn't really worked out that way for us. johnson. many couldn't quite believe there is, i think when they heard his comment. lots of people have said that this was a crass thing to say that these 2 things breakfast and ukraine's existential pipes for its survival. just shouldn't be compared with each other. one, as i said, is the effort to resist

u . k was under attack and far as johnson was begging for help, highly experience soldiers are sent to the front line. less experience recruits are kept back to help territory defense units and treat the wounded. j says he trusts ukraine will let him go home if he has family and is unafraid. as he commits himself to a war that could go on for years. in basra of the old jazeera, at the ukraine border in eastern poland all about a 150 ukranian children from orphanages in the cave region have arrived at the polish border. volunteers and police officers gave the children toys as they were carried from a train station and escorted on to buses. charity workers had prepared are converted school sports hall to welcome them. the polish government has passed the draft bill allowing nearly $2000000000.00 in funding for refugees. just 2 days ago, we had a transport of 700 kids. ange, it's not easy to find a place for anybody, but it's even tougher to find a place for $700.00 kids in the same one place. or the many heartbreaking aspects of the story you can find out much more on the situation you crave

u . k was under attack and far as johnson was begging for help, highly experienced soldiers are sent to the front line. less experienced recruits are kept back to help territory defense units and treat the wounded. j says he trusts ukraine will let him go home if he has family and is unafraid. as he commits himself to a war that could go on for years. zane basra, the old 0 at the ukraine border in eastern poland. more economy, you claim more on plus rate, tortured and abandoned. we're going to speak to iraqi women abused by iso fighters about what they are doing to rebuild their lives. ah, ah, look forward to burritos, guys. with the sponsored play cut on airways. that heavy rain tends to move around back in se asia more recently has been crow lumper than in su, march us with the biggest sunstone. it's been the last 24 hours. but in the next 24 or 48, this orange mass is moving of the west. part of phillip is probably one. and it might just touch the north of borneo the radical orange tops elsewhere. so flash funding is still potentially there in java or in bali or in west half you, but the

u . k was under attack and far as johnson was begging for help, highly experienced soldiers are sent to the front line. less experienced recruits are kept back to help territorial defense units and treat the wounded. j says he trusts ukraine will let him go home if he has family and is unafraid. as he commits himself to a war that could go on for years. zane basra, the old 0 at the ukraine border in eastern poland. well, as fighters are heading into a country for several cities are under intense bombardment by russian forces, with its troops advancing on the capital, it running soldiers are already helping with efforts to evacuate. turns around keith as natasha battle reports from live in western ukraine. his little comfort in war, but some people are doing all they can. the 3rd day ukrainian forces evacuate people from it, a pin on the outskirts of ukraine's capital keith. it's a precarious journey. russian shelling is never very far away. european. yup. st. louis, talking of 3 openings, been constantly shell lawyer, plains bombing russian soldiers audits at home. there is no electricity,