i saw that last night in the east of ukraine, a _ front line. t last night in i the east of ukraine, a very intense part of the front line. it's a natural phenomenon, but the reason we can see it so well in the middle of the city was because we are in a country at war where there is complete blackout that night and it perfused. it was really beautiful. you could see soldiers posting pictures all over social media. i don't know, you can attach some poetic meaning to it if you want. it was a brief moment of peace and calm in this horrible time.— in this horrible time. thank you very much- _ in this horrible time. thank you very much. the _ in this horrible time. thank you very much. the reporter - in this horrible time. thank you very much. the reporter for - in this horrible time. thank you j very much. the reporter for the in this horrible time. thank you - very much. the reporter for the kyiv very much. the reporterfor the kyiv independent. we have been watching now across the world has been the northern lights. the most powerful solar storm in

fraternity of the lviv region, there is a warrior’s booth, i mariupol, and the friends of the ukraine frontt cases we are our partners , all-ukrainian organizations. plus officials who put millions of dollars in their pockets, of which frantsevich is in the photo. so, i went to a barbecue with the head of one of the organizations in bucha. there it also turns out that he has relatives from belarus and on a general basis. he says to me, let’s go introduce you to the administration, he says to me: listen, as part of the decommunization of the puchama administration, listen, right here as part of documentation, maybe they renamed it, but these were offended, the second situation, they were offended that i made this exhibition with the wives of the dead heroes, they began to take it around ukraine, the kolinovites became touchy now, they didn’t share something, didn’t add it, didn’t finish the game, everyone is not even fighting for money out of passion, who is more than whom... i’ll tell you why, to arouse pity, because this is how common grief unites, so that the museum has as many things as

wants to drum up business for french firms and convince she not to get further involved in the ukraine. front c, she's visit, which officially mark 60 years of french, chinese diplomatic relations. as an important diplomatic moment, a month to focus on china's broader relations with the you. with chrome has invited your being commission president was live on the line to the talks. after france, she has to budapest to meet hungry is a par, terry, and prime minister victor or by hungary wants to deepen diplomatic and trade ties with our talk receives such as russian china. this sits on the usually with hungry is e u and nasal membership. last stop serbia, where she will hold talks of president or alexander lucas, another authoritarian strong man, an ally of russia's vladimir putin. she will mark the 25th anniversary of the nasal bombing of the chinese embassy in belgrade, which killed 3 chinese nationals during the costs of a war, hooting cost, a long shadow over the visit. she inputs and describe the relationship as well that limits by including like minded hungry and serbia, china is testing

ukraine and its own. this first step and the second step will push the battle front outside of ukraine, which means that theountries around ukraine in western europe will also be targeted by russia. now , the third point is that we have to remember one thing, see the elections in a number of countries in western europe and the united states. during the elections, the discourses are usually a little bit like a baton and a hollow drum in the evaluations, it means that this is not the case , what nato says or the americans say , they can do the same thing in the field scene now in the last twenty, two years and four months, these 840 days that have passed since the battle, the second battle. second, we witnessed that one of the aspects of the western side 's confrontation with the russian side was to rely on psychological warfare, media warfare, and cognitive warfare in addition to the military battle , but if this happens, we will definitely witness the expansion of the battle scene in europe outside ukraine and thank you very much mr. safar nejad for being an expert. the issues in this way , we have reached

i saw that in the east of ukraine, another— front lines. could see it so well in the middle of the city, and that was because we are in a country at war, where there is complete blackout at night and complete curfew, so it was really beautiful, you could see soldiers posting pictures of it all over social media, and you can attach some poetic meaning to it if you want. it was a brief moment of peace and calm in this horrible time. reminder of one of our headlines this hour, there are protests happening in the city of malmo in sweden, thousands protesting israel�*s involvement, these are pictures from early on in the day. you are watching bbc news. stay with us. hello, let�*s start with the space forecast. there is a very high chance of the sky is being lit up once again by the aurora borealis. perfect conditions for many of us with clear skies, and the advice is to keep watching the sky from late evening onwards. but you need to get your eyes used to that dark sky, because the aurora isn�*t quite as bright as some of those photographs sugges

ukraine? kyiv's decision to mobilize came very late, to say the least for eight months. in may of last year, kyiv was supposed to announce mobilization, but did not announce it. hence the problems at the front. ukrainians in poland have asylum, they fled the war in ukraine and found refuge in poland, germany, and many other countries. this is a great potential of young people who can be soldiers. but the key motive for returning to ukraine, first of all, is that they feel they are ukrainians and want to defend ukraine. and secondly, it is the fact that the government in kyiv must turn to the governments in europe, to warsaw, to berlin this must be in accordance with laws and agreements between governments, then ukrainians can create, for example, in poland, in germany, recruiting centers for ukrainians who will report to the army. and we, in turn , can train those ukrainians on the basis of those intergovernmental agreements. and after that, let them go to ukraine to fight. but will ukrainians turn to such recruiting centers? you know, it all depends on whether they feel ukrainian and feel that this is a struggle for their homeland. for the survival of the motherland, for the survival of uk

front. so more ways on people's minds, even if life in this part of ukraine is very different, the sign boards commemorate people from even know from kits to fall in at the front . one of them was friends with the tall you enter husband memorable. it just never should have happened almost every day. there are more of these pictures a year ago, this boulevard only had half as many people learned to survive any situation you get used to everything you survive. the test was dig a factory, including hydra has given the workforce in eastern germany, a boost thousands of jobs have been created in the region. company founder e long mosque has held it as a sustainable and efficient facility. but from the moment he announced the project years ago, the town has become increasingly divided. opponents of the car factory saved the jobs and infrastructure come at a high cost environmental. this argue the plant is doing more harm than good, and are determined to stop it from expanding. test levels will make sure that this is the jumpstart area for germany, for europe, and for the world. to store protesting h

so is ukraine treating this as a new front in the war? yes, potentially, ukraine is treating it as a new front ends or a furious that the russians might also try an incursion in the swimming old list. however, we don't know what is going to happen because we also have other directions. we still have trusted, we are, we have supper risha. we also have to remember that the russians how the breakthrough in of the car, which was an important line of defense for the ukrainian um, forces on was a fall of what you're wrapped in it. it could be possible that the russians will be trying to develop 0 offensive ends or direction of crossover and across. so that is also an important logistical point. and meaning that if you crate incense all the reinforcements to hierarchy and possibly swimming, or there just stop the russians and the tracks there. these important directions will be lost and the id, or for the russian forces would be sent to cost. the formed into, to cross the logistics and communications for the ukranian armed forces for the grouping

ukraine. the roster is attacking various different points of the mold, 1000 kilometer front line, and you crank currently likes the weapons, likes the men to be able to plug all of those gaps effectively. it's hoping to move weapons arrived from the united states from it to europe and allies, and those weapons have started to come in, but it could be weeks, months or even more until the full amount arrives. i mean, well that gives russia a window to really press home. it's advantage, as it seems to be doing right now, john, home, and i would just say the keys without is there a still a head indians general election, which is the hot flight point, nearly a 1000000000 people are eligible to vote. and a food crisis in china, millions of people are struggling to find enough to eat due to rising prices and one of the world's poorest countries. the low good is here. we've got whether it's sliding into the islands of ireland and britain. i think this could potentially be bad for that western side of scotland could cause some disruptions. this what weather is also dropping down through the western side

he's express washington's unwavering support. despite ukraine's front line failure is blinking, attempted to lift spirits during his trip with his phone pena's performance, while a new to coating, in lieu of mobilization was being in full stone ukrainians. the lincoln plays the guitar and a t. f. b a. a saw and belts that rocking in the free world for us to, for life has back to cranes, mobilization is meant not and literally being dragged off the streets by conscription offices and sent to the conflict people to death. a family of junctions risk being beaten by the authorities. morning we have some disturbing images ahead. what you're saying now is the photo of a young a desk. the woman who says she was beaten by an enrollment officer off the filming her boyfriend being dragged away. again and wound and you may find the following video upsetting the new mobilization law requires all conscripted men between the ages of 18 and 60 to update the personal data within 2 months without waiting for summons. it also cancels the delay of service and employees of the defense ministry enterprises we

us. secretary of state johnson, the blinking express washington's on wavering support. despite ukraine's front line fail is blinking, attempted to lift spirits during his trip with us on tany is performance, while the neutral cody and mobilization noise being and forced on ukrainians the basic, it's hard to keep the ball and belted out, walking in the free world. us diplomats has back to cranes. mobilization has met and literally being dragged off by conscription, offices incense to the conflicts, people who debt to film these abductions, risk being beaten. the file storage sees a warning throughout disturbing images. a head we are seeing is associated with the young adults, the woman who says she was beaten by an enrollment officer off the filming her boyfriends being dragged away again, a warning you might find this video upsetting the . the mobilization though requires all conscripted men between the ages of $18.60 to update the personal data within 2 months without waiting for summons. it also cancels the does that delay of service that employees of defense ministry enterprises were allowe

ukraine, crossing the border into the north—eastern kharkiv region. for months, fighting has been focussed in the east, where russia occupies large areas. today's attack may be an attempt to open a new fronthorised more us military aid for ukraine. our defence correspondent jonathan beale is in kharkiv, around 20 miles from the russian border. how dangerous a moment is this for ukraine? i think it is both a difficult and dangerous moment for ukraine. we are in kharkiv and we just heard the air alarms going. this city is pretty much targeted every night by ukrainian missiles. russia's focus, as you say, has been in the east. it's worth remembering that they have taken, since the start of this year, about 300 square miles of ukrainian territory. that focus in the east but at the same time they've been building up tens of thousands of troops just over the board here about 20 miles away. and in the early hours of this morning some of those troops crossed the border, made an incursion of several miles, followed, says ukraine, by massive artillery and air strikes. president zelensky has said that they have repelled those attacks. that said, they now have, the russians, a foothold in kharkiv aga

situation at, but he also said that this isn't the only flight that is happening at the moment in ukraine's front line. a sudden that if the fax machine is foolish, in fact, the idea behind the attacks in the khaki region bars the display that force has been what then on the mind, the more in the motivational bikes is that the ukrainians ability to defend themselves or the crops direction is the most difficult, despite everything. and that's the big problem to ukraine. the russian was attacking various different points of the mold, 1000 kilometer front line, and you crank currently likes the weapons, likes the main to be able to plug all of those gaps effectively. it's hoping to move weapons arrived from the united states from it to europe and allies, and those weapons have started to come in, but it could be weeks, months or even more until the full amount arrives. a meanwhile, that gives russia a window to really press home. it's advantage, as it seems to be doing right now, john home, and i would say the keys, the still ahead on that. i'll just say around india is general election reaches the

and to the operational situation on the front line from the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine: 121 combat units the clash took place at the front during the day. the enemy is concentrating on the kharkiv region, as well as the pokrovsky and akhiv directions, in particular , near kupyansk, ukrainian defenders repelled 22 attacks by invaders and eight in the area of ​​liptsi and staritsa. battles continue for vovchanchansk. it was no less hot in donetsk region, near pokrovsk, the enemy tried to push forward 25 times, near krasnohorivka and novomykhaivka 18 times. 10 assaults were repulsed by our defenders in the kramatorsk direction, another six in lymansk. our aviation and... missile troops struck four enemy concentration points and two drone control stations. and to help our soldiers. we are asking you to join the urgent collection and a reliable suv is needed by scouts to perform tasks in the war zone. with the help of cars, the military transports personnel and ammunition, and drones are launched from cars. the car is already in ukraine, it remains to buy it back and hand it

we are paying for all future and it is normal, that's your beans, over at wise are helping ukraine fronts has always there on. all right, but in the meantime, some french people are starving and 11000 bottles of champagne at the l. a z policy or the for is this to defend ukraine? who is this for? i'm asking you the question. i think you don't realize that fuel costs to euro do you realize that some people can't believe anymore, but you realize that mr. mccomb. i'll keep it simple. which french president a boost taxes you no longer have a housing tax now. thanks to me. but why the major chain phase calling for the use of western weapons to attack russia? it's the same, same weapons that approving effective on the battlefield. some u. s. hype, precision alms now, being supplied to ukraine, are apparently vulnerable to electronic move. 5. this is according to classified ukranian reports as well. those reports for the washington post have revealed the russian interference as great a decrease the accuracy of some american made munitions. now ukrainian military come on the say they stop, the tr

we are paying for all future and it is normal that europeans, all the allies are helping ukraine fronts has always there. all right, but the in the meantime, some french people are starving and 11000 bottles of champagne at the it was a policy for the for, is this to defend ukraine? who is this for? i'm asking you the question. i think you don't realize that fuel costs to euro do you realize that some people can't believe anymore, but you realize that mr. mccomb, i'll keep it simple. which french president bush, texas. you no longer have a housing tax now. thanks to meet of them. well, while you installed them designated, she phase calling for the use of western weapons to attack russia at the same weapons proving effective on the battlefield. some u. s. high precision homes and now being supplied to inquiry. no, apparently, both revolt electronic will. 5, this is according to classified you cleaning reports, to their ports in the washington post of reveal that russian interference is great in decrease the accuracy of some american made munitions, ukrainian, military commander, se troop

ukraine, moreover, the results of the situation on the front line will be in favor, completely, in favor this is what david cameron is talking about, and at the same time it is clear that having a dominant position, london admits the possibility of possible negotiations, who will initiate it, of course, it will be decided by ukraine, including ukraine will determine possible mediators'. or, let's say, an organization that can conduct this conversation, the subtext of this article clearly suggests that the aid needed for ukraine should be such that ukraine achieves its strategic outcome and forces the kremlin to accept ukraine's terms. this is what is important to emphasize, it is not only the actual material that is voiced, it is being talked about and in that... and materials in the guardian newspaper, including separate analytical, british editions, have already been writing about it for the past three months, and one must give credit that cameron is gradually changing his position, from that frightened gesture that that nato should not shoot down russian planes and nato should not sho

ukraine — rausing fears the city of kharkiv could soon be in range of its artillery. the border town of vovchansk has been heavily bombed. kharkiv�*s governor has said russia trying to stretch the frontraine's commander in the area has been replaced. in another sign of the growing strain on kyiv — ukraine has said it will need record energy imports after russian attacks on infrastructure. as russia makes progress in the war, president putin is set to appoint a new defence minister, andrey belousov. like his predecessor sergei shoigu, he doesn't have much experience in the field. but he's one of putin's most influential economic advisers. and analysts say that may offer a clue to the russian leader's desire to fund his military ambitions. we'll have more on the changes in russia's defence hierachy in a moment — first james waterhouse has the latest on the fighting in ukraine. it's a front line at the moment which is more than 1000 kilometres wrong lung, and it is a front line that ukrainian forces are struggling to maintain, with the —— russian forces are struggling to maintain. russia continuing to make its size counts and taking ukrainian military further south. we are told this inc

secretary of state and the blinking, expressing washington's on waiting for the support despite ukraine's front line phase. thinking attempted to lift the spirits during his trip with his bolts. haney is performance while a new draconian mobilization know was being enforced on ukrainians. the playing a guitar and a t f bon belting out locking in the free wells. the us diplomats has back to cranes. mobilization is men of that 20 being dragged off the streets by conscription officers and sent to the conflict people today to film lisa functions also risk being beaten via, via sourcing or cavities, trying to blame any negative it to you, but it's controversial mobilization little on so called russian propaganda and western officials all singing to the same tune, even if the statement sometimes perhaps don't add up all to use in my mind. each takes a closer look at who's winning the information in the west says it upholds the values of other freedom and fight in this information. up until ukraine comes into the picture as suddenly they lose their train of thought for them. this information is when r

his father alexey sokolov made two business trips to the special military operation zone in ukraine. in frontf the stands, a parade squad of the border department of the fsb of russia is marching in a solemn march. for the republic of kalmykia, astrakhan region, heads it colonel evgeny petrov. at the beginning of the great patriotic war, border guards were the first to take the blow of the nazis and forever became the personification of courage and love for the homeland. on the march, the main directorate of the russian ministry of emergency situations for... internal service major gyuzal ashimova, the wife of combat veteran of the guard sergeant rasul ashimov, currently performing his military duty on the territory of ukraine. employees of the department of the ministry of internal affairs of russia are marching in a solemn formation on the square. in the astrakhan region under the command of a police captain sergei tutarinov, in the ranks of employees nikolai barabanshchikov, great-grandson of the hero of the great patriotic war, corporal kryzhanovsky kiril leondievich, a veteran of the kar

sent to slaughter, no one is given access, and now filming is also prohibited, in response to ukraine. the frontough of supplies of weapons, which zelensky never tires of begging for, the problem is not being solved, the general idea was expressed by the german newspaper bilt and eu defense expert rodarich kisiewetter. he doesn’t even like the draconian law on mobilization, which was adopted in ukraine, as too soft, also believes military expert at the munich security conference, nika lange. in his opinion, kiev is too protective of people, and there is no point in feeling sorry for the young, that’s it, literally. no matter how noble the ukrainian idea of ​​not conscripting young men, the physical strain is high, the equipment and ammunition is very heavy, young soldiers could do better than many people aged about 40 who are currently found at the front. in buryat , a fire in the zaigraevsky district was completely extinguished; it was caused by a storm wind that fanned the flames, sparks flew through the air, the fire at some point covered an area of ​​10,000 km and spread. on country houses,

we are paying for all future and it is normal that europeans, all the allies are helping ukraine fronts has always available, right? but in the meantime, some french people are starving and $11000.00 bottles of champagne at the it was a policy for the for, is this to defend ukraine? who is this for? i'm asking you the question. i think you don't realize that fuel costs to euro, do you realize that some people can't believe anymore, but you realize that mr. mccall, i'll keep it simple. which french president a boost taxes? you no longer have a housing tax now. thanks to meet of them. while the nature chief is calling for the use of western weapons to attack russia, these same weapons off proving effective on the bottle field, some us high precision alms now being supplied. so you for no apparent, involve vulnerable to electronics will 5. this is according to to classified ukranian reports as well reports from the washington post to reveal the russian interference as great a decrease the accuracy of some american made munitions. now ukrainian military command, the say the troops of as a r

with heavy fighting in ukraine's north—east, we have a special report from the front line. sh assault. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you are very welcome. israel says it has recovered the bodies of three hostages from gaza. the israeli defense forces said they died during the october 7 hamas attacks where around 1,200 people were killed. the victims are itzik gelernter, shani louk and amit buskila. until now, it was hoped buskila and gelernter were still alive. shani louk was confirmed dead at the end of october. the israeli army believes all three victims were killed at the nova music festival. they were among more than 250 hostages taken into gaza, of which roughly half are still unaccounted for. the idf expressed condolences to the victims�* families.

they are really moving pretty fast as i say, probably the darkest days for ukraine's front lines since the early days of the war, erin. >> all right nick paton walsh. >> thank you very much. next, the number one issue for americans in poll after poll, after poll. >> president biden told me on this issue that is a kind of, is administration has already turn the economy around is that the case? >> i'm going to ask the fed president of the chicago fed reserve plus a top republican who voted to impeach president trump over january 6, tonight saying he would immediately hardened trump that they block the road term everybody comfortable. yeah. there's plenty of space i gave him a gun no, no, no, no don't the volkswagen atlas with three rows and seating for seven, everyone wants okay. and see despicable me before and theaters july 3rd rated pg the rise thank you. >> discovered our newest resorts sandi visit debit grenadines. >> now open. visit sandals.com, or call one 800 sandals cloud gutters can cause big problems fast until now, call a33 lee filter today for your free gutter inspection, i'

front. suvs transport personnel, ammunition, and launch drones from them. the required car has already been found and transported to ukraine. it is currently being repaired and equipped. it remains to buy it and transfer it to the front. our goal is 3,000 hryvnias, more than 28,000 hryvnias have already been collected , every hryvnia is important, there are no small donations, join our collection to buy a car as soon as possible for those who protect us and you at the cost of their lives. for this moment, the news team told about the most important things, read more on our website espresso tv, subscribe to our channels in social networks, be near and watch the big broadcast. all is well for vasyl zyma. in the last minutes of preparation for the race, servicemen and veterans from the nezlamni rehabilitation center change into t-shirts and put on their running numbers. and warms up. defender oleksandr ryasny is one of those who will overcome the symbolic distance of 70 m on a prosthesis. last september , a man lost his leg after being wounded in zaporizhzhia. this is the second offline running event that has been organized s

they are really moving pretty fast as i say, probably the darkest days ukraine's front lines since the early days of the war, aaron. >> all right. >> nick paton walsh. thank you very much next the number one issue for americans in pole, a poll after poll president biden told me on this issue that is a kind of, is administration has already during the economy around. is that the case? i may ask the fed president of the chicago fed reserve plus a top republican who voted to impeach president trump we're january 6, tonight's saying he would immediately hardened trump when your home needs work, where do you so anjie, angie. >> that's where angie gay man with angie find top rated certified pros and your area plus compare quotes and pricing to help you get all your jobs done well he's resurface my fluorine. he's done plumbing work. >> i knew it's gonna be done right. >> i was able to sit back and let them do what they do with top rated certified pros and over 500 categories anjie can connect you with the right pro for any home project. find top rated certified pros in your area at angie.com

add this to the struggle already raging along ukraine's eastern frontier and it looks like a multi front more russia advancing. what will it take to prevent ukraine from retreating? i broke off in berlin. this is the day i or the english that has launched a new way of country offensive does feel very familiar and very threatening. phillips and friends, the side of the news of russian troops crossing those waters island nation. our military knew about this and our forces met will be admin misfire. that the issue was pretty simple. this will we awaken memories of separate congress to and it's not very welcome to be, we still the enemy. we bought hillary fly us. already similar to this is a moment of real deposition print also coming up, it will georgia turn east or west protesters on the streets of the capital. tbilisi said that their country is at a crossroads. if this bill is adopted, it means that we are back in russian orbit and we will not allow this to happen. can you hear people chanting russians? everyone here realizes that this is going down the russian path to our viewers watchin

i don’t think that splitting ukraine into two parts along the front line, without achieving peace between solution for europe, ukraine or russia, especially taking into account the goals that russia sought to achieve to divide. i remember the great general of our civil war, william sherman, under whom some of my ancestors served, he said that the purpose of the war was establishing a better world should be the goal, not dividing ukraine along the front line. thank you! general sherman, to whom our interlocutor referred, cursed the war as an orgy of barbarity and cruelty, but said: wars are not always evil, they are part of a great mechanism. by which the world is governed. the realist's view: contradictions are resolved through conflicts, and a new order emerges for a while. it was. what if they are not resolved and do not arise? and the great mechanism is simply outdated. the world has become more complicated and frontal collision does not bring what you want. wars are becoming hybrid, victories are flickering, and the only sign of order is a persistent lack of order, sorry, no need to b

so how to save kyiv, the largest front-line city? of ukraine, the next 15 minutes of the bbc broadcast will be broadcast from london. jafer umerov works in the studio. therefore, the largest front-line city of ukraine: kharkiv is under constant attack by russian missiles. and today, may 27, a day of mourning was announced in the city for those who died as a result of the attack on construction hypermarket epicenter on may 25. at least 16 people were killed and more than 40 wounded in the russian attack. some of the dead, some of the dead were identified using dna tests. according to store representatives, there were about 200 visitors in the middle of the building at the time of the impact. an eyewitness to the attack described it as hell. and the official day of mourning did not prevent russian troops from striking the city one more time. according to representatives of local authorities, russia struck a civilian enterprise and there are victims. and president of ukraine. vodymyr zelenskyi and the mayor of the city ihor terekhov called on the

add this to the struggle already raging along ukraine's eastern frontier and it looks like a multi front more russia advancing. what will it take to prevent ukraine from retreating? i break off in berlin. this is the day i or the bush that has launched a new way of counter offensive. does feel very familiar and very threatening fill up some training on the side of the news of russian troops crossing those waters island nations. our military knew about this and our forces met the enemy. misfire that alicia was the speaking symbol. ma'am. this rule we awakening memories of separate coincidence. 2, and it's not very welcome. the we start the enemy. we want to hear the re fi us already similar to this is a moment. all real deposition print also coming up it will georgia turn east or west protesters on the streets of the capital to police. he said that their country is at a crossroads. if this bill is adopted, it means that we are back in russian orbit and we will not allow this to happen. can you hear people chanting russians? everyone here realizes that this is going down the russian path t

the voters on the eu to try to do more on security front and try to provide even more help to ukraine.— front alena, good to talk to you- it is not _ help to ukraine. alena, good to talk to you. it is not a _ help to ukraine. alena, good to talk to you. it is not a place _ help to ukraine. alena, good to talk to you. it is not a place we - help to ukraine. alena, good to talk to you. it is not a place we get i to you. it is not a place we get to hear often on the programme. we will be implement next week as part this series. do hope you join us for that —— we will be in poland. hello. we've seen some pretty hefty downpours getting going today and we have more of the same to come over the next few days, although there will be some drier, sunnier gaps in between the showers. so not a complete wash—out, but certainly a very mixed weather story. now, on the earlier satellite picture, you can see a fair bit of clouds streaming in from the atlantic, bringing outbreaks of rain. and in this clearer slice here, yes, we did see a little bit of sunshine, but that also allowed some big showers and the od

ukraine? sick people to the front, schizophrenics to the rear. e ministry of defense of ukraine has softened the requirements for future recruits to the limit; now only cancer with metastases will save you from conscription, but... how many wars can you fight with such soldiers? the symbol of the competition was distorted. the olympic flame in paris will be carried by a transvestite, minima gesture, promises to be in twenty-five-centimeter heels and in full dress. who needs this circus? we lost platoon commanders in the squad. even the sergeants did not survive. these are the revelations of a militant of the 67th mechanized brigade of the kiev regime, who agreed to speak to the press on condition of anonymity and said that in the battles with the russian army in the north of the dpr , essentially the entire backbone of the formation where he personally serves, as well as most of the formations in neighboring sections of the front. what reasons and not only the obvious superiority of our troops in firepower, but also the lack of any reliable defens

ukraine. this is a signal of reassurance, writes the western press. will american military aid arrive at the front in time? we analyze it in today's issue of bbc ukraine. i am olga polamaryuk. well, the situation in kharkiv oblast is currently attracting the attention of many. military experts are analyzing whether the russians will succeed in breaking through ukrainian defenses, whether ukraine will be able to repulse the offensive, and whether partners will have time to help the armed forces. of ukraine. well, the most difficult situation is around now vovchanska people will be evacuated from there according to calculations. more than 30,000 russian troops are participating in the offensive on kharkiv oblast. the new york times published an article based on a conversation with the head of the main intelligence agency of ukraine, in which kyrylo budanov called the situation in the kharkiv region close to critical. later, however, gur was informed that budanov's words were somewhat twisted. he himself stated on the air of the telethon that the situation with the russian invasion in the kharkiv reg

in this case , can ukraine hold this front against russia, which receives help from china, which has such a large number of soldiers who will still go to fight. also have demographic problems. the russians now have less of that soldier potential, this is the first thing. secondly, remember that russia is a conglomeration of peoples, about 200 peoples who do not necessarily feel good in russia, because they remember that russia once turned them into slaves. and these are the slaves who feel the atmosphere of freedom more and more, the time when they can to get out of this russian captivity. therefore , russia will have more and more internal problems , and there are fewer russians in russia now, because russians are also fleeing from russia, which is why russia has a serious problem. with the russians, russia is a theoretically russian country, but it consists of 200 peoples who are in russian slavery, and they do not want to be in it, but they are so poor that they just make money, and war is a way for them to get funds. i agree, not for everyone, along with that, russia also has eco

in ukraine front—line troops have told the bbc there needs to be a re—think on how ukrainian men areed. some of them say they've been fighting without a break since russia's full—scale invasion more than two years ago. there have been concerns for some time that not enough troops are being recruited, to rotate people off the line who have been there too long. our ukraine correspondentjames waterhouse sent this report. under the green canopy of a ukrainian spring, an artillery unit waits for their next order. some of these men have been fighting for months, if not years. translation: my men know each vehicle, says their commander. i it's like a woman with her own characteristics. as russian forces inch closer, they're hunkering down and waiting for billions of dollars�* worth of long—delayed american ammunition to finally be delivered. this time last year, ukraine was preparing for a counter—offensive, but this time it's different — they're preparing for what might be coming. this ammunition will help but ukraine is also grappling with trying to mobilize enough men to replace these on

we begin in ukraine, where all attention has turn to the north eastern front. ukraine's military chief says, forces are facing a tough situation in the hard key region, where a surprise russian offensive prompted mass evacuations on saturday, moscow claim to have control of 5 villages in the region. it now says it has captured for more. keeps as are fighting is ongoing and that hundreds of civilians have fled to which as you can wait for more ammunition and aid from its allies present into lensky, has responded to the threat posed by russia's new offensive. he has called for steely, resolved from his armed forces and is deploying reinforcements to the emerging new front. children i should, i will, says, must achieve maximum results to destroy the enemy everywhere. today, with reports from a commander in chief alexander to scale a former, we are strengthening all positions, especially in the region by the prelim additional forces. the artillery is operating exactly as planned on the budget, but the dw corresponded max xander in keith told us more about the situation in the hockey region

this coincides with russia's opening of a new front in ukraine, 2 and a half years after it began, moscow battlefield, and this has to do with what happens on the home front. andrey belousov replaces shaig, he is an economist without any military experience. this may seem like a strange decision, but it highlights one of the key concerns. porozhsky on the kharkov direction. the head of the mountains, terrorist budanov, in an interview with the new york times today said that in the coming days a breakthrough of russian troops in the sumy region is possible. at the same time, neither budanov nor the propagandists of the new york times considered it necessary. mention that the sumy group of the ukrainian armed forces is three times smaller than the kharkov one. this is where the fiercest fighting is taking place right now. today it was finally released. the village of ogurtsovo hung the russian flag in the center; this was done by special forces akhmat. russian troops also took the kharkov-liptsy highway under fire control, finally entrenched themselves in gatishche and occupied most of the

ukraine. putin's forces opened another front to seize sovereign ukraini territory. in the kremlin's invaders obliterating ukrainian villages aniloct civilians and bombarding civilian ludi dams and power plants. ukraine's defenders are a hard fight. but russian troops are paying a high price for putin's aggression. now, putin is betting that eventually ukraine will fold. and he's betting that this contact group will crumble, but he's wrong. and today we saw again why. ukraine is fighting for its li which gives us a huge strategic advantage of a just cause. and meanwhile, putin is trying to wage a 19th century war of imperial aggression in the world of 2024. and that's a terrible idea and strategy. ukraine's forces are the kremlin's war of choice with ingenuity and skill. and they are making excellent use of capabilities provided by the members of this contact group. we spent a lot of time today on life saving air defense systems which are helping ukraine stave off waves of russian missiles,i munitions. we'll continue to push to ensure that ukraine owns skies and can d

ukraine. if we are now looking at the battle map, can we already talk about a certain breakthrough of the frontnd actually, well , are we approaching somewhere in this issue, or do you really think that ukraine will be in such a situation where we will have to ask for help from our own people. allies and partners to help us not only with equipment, but also with people. well, the fact is that it would be quite a favorable and not bad scenario for us, if it happened, it would be a real help, and in fact it would mean that the allies are ready to enter the war. and another question, with what purpose to send these troops, and this is where specification is needed, details are always important here. that is, you can send troops not necessarily only. only to participate in hostilities, it should already be agreed in the ukraine-france format and agreed on how who will command these troops, what functions they will perform, what actions, actually speaking, because the scenarios may be different, this is a must it is necessary that the french contingent will immediately fight, although this cannot be

certainly , if this is achieved, russia will expand the war front beyond ukraine. you see , inside ukraine, the russians claim that these six regions that we separated are not all that the people of eastern ukraine want, and this can be done up to 11 regions. expansion means that russia will start again , will advance, and the number of provinces separated from. and he will increase his self-esteem. the first step and the second step will move the battle front outside of ukraine , which means that the countries around ukraine in western europe will also be targeted by russia. the west and america have elections coming up. during the elections , the discourses are usually in the form of inflatable skates and hollow drums, one should consider it in the evaluations, that is not the case, what nato says or the americans say that they can do the same thing in the field, now in the 20th and in the last two years and four months of these 84 days that have passed since the second battle, we have witnessed that one of the sides of the western side is in the confrontation. i

ukraine. we're all attention has turned to the north eastern front. ukraine's military chief says, forces are facing a tough situation in a hockey region, where in surprise, russian defensive prompted mass evacuations. on saturday, moscow claimed to have control of 5 villages in the region. it now says it has captured for more. cheap, says the fighting is ongoing, and that hundreds of civilians have fled. as ukraine weights for more ammunition and aid from its allies, president zalinski has responded to the threat posed by russia's new offensive. he has called for stealing, resolved from his armed forces, and is to point reinforcements to the emerging new front. so the national level says must achieve maximum and results to destroy the enemy everywhere. today, with reports from a commander in chief alexander to escape for 4 months, we are strengthening our positions, especially in the region by the prelim additional forces. the artillery is operating exactly as planned on the budget, but the need for more let's cross over to our correspondent mac sander in key. welcome. max ukraine's military

ukraine is becoming more and more dramatic. in a week, the ukrainian army lost four villages and a city in the donetsk region. there's not enough at the frontsoldiers, despite the theoretical general mobilization, ukraine now has only 15% of able-bodied people fully armed. former german defense ministry official nico lange noted that the physical load is high, the equipment and ammunition are very heavy, young soldiers could cope better than many people aged 45 who can currently be found on front. in ukraine, they set up checkpoints on the roads, intercept cars, that's how... other topics in buryatia, they put out a powerful fire in the vicinity of ulan ud, which had been raging since yesterday. the flames covered 17 thousand km, a fiery glow. smoke, with a fire at several points at once, the cause was power line breaks due to a storm wind, because of the hurricane it was extremely difficult to extinguish, the flame spread instantly, approached residential buildings, several buildings burned down, fortunately no one was hurt, wall fire approached the highway, in the area, oh, how scary, mommies, leave quickly, oh, the houses are burning, th

supreme commander of the armed forces by the forces of ukraine, zelensky stated that he ordered that these weapons be promptly delivered to the frontd i, how they will be promptly delivered, how they will be delivered to ukraine, this is obviously a state issue. a secret, but we heard another statement these days that some western countries do not object to ukraine using their weapons on the territory of russia, the newly appointed minister of foreign affairs of latvia, baiba braje, said this in an interview with european truth, let's listen, what she said: but already now there are countries that already provided weapons to ukraine without such restrictions, really? absolutely, of course, not everything is announced publicly, and it is even better not to say it out loud until a certain time, the main thing is the influence on the polyba, because here there is a choice, whether to say something loudly, or just do what is necessary. mr. major, what the minister of foreign affairs of latvia says means that it is obvious that the capabilities of the armed forces of ukraine regarding strikes on the territory of russia will be expanded