putin crime and violence what is known about serhiy surovikin, who now leads the russian army in ukraine, russia has been attacking the territory of ukraine for the second day , cities and critical infrastructure objects in various regions were hit, there is information about hits in the dnipropetrovsk, lviv and zaporizhzhia regions, according to the air force of the armed forces of ukraine, russia fired 28 missiles, 20 of them managed to shoot down the day before as a result of russian shelling, 19 people died, six of them in the capital, the victim of the shelling was the doctor of the specialized children's hospital okhmatdyt oksana leontyeva saved children with blood cancer during the shelling just as she was going to work, the woman left her five-year-old son. minister of foreign affairs dmytro kuleba said that it is precisely such cases that should affect the position of countries that are delaying aid to ukraine. meanwhile, the russian ministry of defense confirmed that on tuesday, russian forces continued i quote a massive attack on the objects of the military administration and energy i

the only unacceptable situation is russia's war of aggression against ukraine. and we call on russia to rectify this, by withdrawing his forces from ukraine and in this war. now. thank you mister president, showed him the ceiling. i thanked the representative of the united states for her statement and i'll give the floor to the representative of gonna. thank you, mr. president. i joined previous because in thank you, mr. able for his briefing. mr. president today's briefing some previous briefings on the same subjects provided earlier this year have been noted and we continue to take seriously every part of a threat of use or the potential use of biological or chemical weapons. in that regard, we maintain that the independent and impartial investigations by the internationally recognized and mandated bodies should be the only way to establish the faxing reports concerning the threats of use or the potential use of biological or chemical weapons. we believe that in all such circumstances, the voluntary disclosure of information and easy access to relevant informat

this dirty bomb, and now if there is any radioactive contamination left think who applied it, ukraine or russia, it is of course a tourist continuation of the russian federation, the minister of defense of ukraine and oleksia reznikov in an interview with the fox-news channel said why the russians are actually pumping the topic with the so-called dirty bomb, let's hear oleksia reznikov, it's absurd - it's a fake, this is the next one phase of russia's campaign to misinform the civilized world. they are thus trying to block the provision of any aid packages to ukraine, they are also seeking to create another pretext for using from their side, some kind of nuclear threat overtakes this well, today vladimir putin said so in other words, in principle, i did not hear him, but let's say, well, the minister of defense speaks knowingly, and in principle, i think the whole civilized world, er, adheres to such an opinion, no one believes that russia, how does he want to warn someone? russia wants to continue blackmailing. we understand that ukraine has never gone against those international treaties, whi

not only criticized the fact simultaneously awarding the prize to the representatives of russia in belarus and ukraine in the year when russia attacked ukraine and also took an indirect part in this attack and belarus, this is your reaction to this discussion , and people have the right to their own opinion, but i want to remind you that this prize is not given to representatives countries these are not countries that are born, i did not hear anything about the fact that the nobel committee awarded putin or lukashenko, specific people and specific organizations are awarded, and if we talk about the fact that we are simultaneously on this list with the memorial and but them bliavsky well, that's all i'm proud of. we cooperate with belarusian and russian human rights defenders, we cooperate with them in order to help, for example, ukrainians who are currently imprisoned in russia, we cannot work there, but our russian partners and friends can and they do it, and they risk their freedom well, let's also give the floor to the representatives of others laure let's look at the reaction from russia and belar

ukraine. so basically, according to russia's federal security service, it knows or who is responsible. apparently the key mastermind is the head of ukraine's intelligence central intelligence command. and they've singled out him as the main mastermind, but he wasn't working and operating alone. he did get help from the us citizens over russia, from citizens of ukraine, and from georgian and even armenian nationals. again, the russian federal security services. they have published the names, dates of birth, and while they were basically there on the hunt for those people, they have already arrested several people among them, 5 nationals of russia and 3 over armenia and ukraine. so this is what we owe so far. and of course our, this is not the last time we're hearing about this investigation because it is a very high profile case in russia because as i said, one, the crimea bridge was bombed. that was a massive slap in the face to not just the, to the russian government, but to all russian people. because the crimean bridge is not just some element of infrastructure. it's not just a bridg

if ukraine has a huge, huge land border with russia. so, ukraine as one of these countries, if you think of the world as jenga blocks, ukraine is one of the countries where if you pull it out it's very likely that the whole tower comes tumbling down. it's connected to many different places. and as a great deal to do with the world economy. if you think of the chinese belt and road initiative that begins in china, has destinations that europe and other places. it runs through the country of ukraine. if you think back to the first and second world wars, although there wasn't identified a country called ukraine, and those towards the territory of contemporary ukraine is integral to both of those wars. many, many battles on the first world war that are fought on the territory of ukraine. and that, if anything, is you more toward the second world war. they were instrumental to the collapse of the soviet union. it was uganda votes the socialist republic as a part of the soviet union. as ukraine's vote in the fall of 1991 that top of the soviet

russia has warned the u.s. and its allies against allowing ukraine to join nato. this morning, a member of russia's security council told russian state media, "kyiv is well aware that such a step would mean a guaranteed escalation to a world war iii." the comments came as officials from 50 countries, including all 30 nato countries, met in brussels where they pledged to step up arms shipments to ukraine, including new air defense systems. following the talks, u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin was asked about russia's threats to use nuclear weapons in ukraine. >> it is reckless and irresponsible. we don't expect to see and hear that kind of behavior from a major nuclear power. so that is very dangerous. you have heard a number of leaders around the world emphasize that. amy: austin's comments come just days after poland's president said he's open to stationing nuclear weapons on polish soil and has discussed the idea with the united states. north korea says it has test-launched two long-range strategic cruise missiles capable of delivering a nuclear warhead. it's

occupied territories, behind all this er history that happened er around crimes of russia on the territory of ukraineion about what is truth and memory in the world where everyone has their own truth and common memory? the zone is proven and now we will die on the map, they choose their reality well, yes, we will prove somewhere that this is so yes and how will it be further eh how will the internet process these data yes that in the future the month will be hydrochitsya people will immediately associate there or the word bucha with these, this already means something it's not just ukraine that munitions with us at all , the moment of the whole thing is the word of common memory, the general concept of truth, its common reality, this is a huge struggle. - and the memory and the answer to the responsibility, too, we are looking for responsibility from you, we are responsible for everything that will save us, so there will be a court and the great court will decide everything like this, the court, the court, first of all, there can be no courts, and he will be, he can be ochen-ochen we all have our own

and ukraine has, a huge, huge land border with with russia. so ukraine is one of these countries, if you would think of the world as a set of jenga blocks. ukraine is one of those countries where if you pull it out, it's very likely if the whole tower comes tumbling down, it's to many different places. it has a great to do with the world economy. if you think of the chinese belt and road initiative begins and china has its destiny in europe and other places it runs through the country of if you think back to the first and second world wars, although there wasn't an independent country known as ukraine in those two wars, the territory of contemporary ukraine is integral both of those wars, many many battles in the first world war that are fought on on the territory of today's ukraine. and that, if anything is even more true of the second world war, ukraine was to the collapse of the soviet union. it was ukraine's vote, the ukrainian soviet socialist republic as a part of the soviet union. it was ukraine's in the fall of 1991 that toppled the sov

that point as a straight, it's encouraged by us analysis essentially tends to sort of see the ukraine, russia conflict by looking at the way china behave since quite intriguing. so to me it's, it's quite designed some point the been trying to see the way russia behaves in ukraine to the way china might behave towards ty one. and again, that's dangerous because that's a potential conflict waiting to happen where a country that has no interest in dealing with that will probably get involved because of fairly adopt auditions. well maybe that will lead to migration of those multi millionaires somewhere closer to siberia. we would not mind that on this new professor. we have to live in there, but i agree with me. i appreciate your expertise today. thank you very much for your time. it's a pleasure being with you. i really enjoyed it. thank you. thank you for watching. the theory again was a part ah, ah ah, ah ah ah, 11 people are killed, another 15 wounded and a terrorist attack. it's a russian military base in the western gallagher region. it was during a life i exercised for soldiers training to

and ukraine has, a huge, huge land border with with russia. so ukraine is one of these countries, if you would think of the world as a set of jenga blocks. ukraine is one of those countries where if you pull it out, it's very likely if the whole tower comes tumbling down, it's to many different places. it has a great to do with the world economy. if you think of the chinese belt and road initiative begins and china has its destiny in europe and other places it runs through the country of if you think back to the first and second world wars, although there wasn't an independent country known as ukraine in those two wars, the territory of contemporary ukraine is integral both of those wars, many many battles in the first world war that are fought on on the territory of today's ukraine. and that, if anything is even more true of the second world war, ukraine was to the collapse of the soviet union. it was ukraine's vote, the ukrainian soviet socialist republic as a part of the soviet union. it was ukraine's in the fall of 1991 that toppled the sov

i think the russia ukraine _ that? i think the russia ukraine war _ that? the russia ukraine war holds - that? i think the russia i ukraine war holds lessons that? i think the russia - ukraine war holds lessons for china and xijinping as he thinks about the issue of taiwan for china. we know that the west, nato, have rallied and provided arms, imposed sanctions on russia, provided weapons for ukraine. so i think there's a lot of consolidation of views and values around what the ukrainians are trying to do, and that is to deter the russians, to push them out. but for the west, they say a western liberal democratic value under threat. when that is under threat, it poses a lot of questions. so the issue of taiwan is definitely on the mind, having seen how drawn—out the russia ukraine war has been. they are playing close attention to what may potentially be their fate should they decide to embark on something short of invasion or conflict. i something short of invasion or conflict. ., ., ., , ., conflict. i want to ask you about china's _ conflict. i want to ask

people across ukraine are now taking shelter as they brace for a potential new phase in russia's war while earlier and the aside choke, an opposition member of the ukrainian parliament told me more about the targets that were hit in ukraine today. i'm not sure that everyone is familiar with the geography of queue, but i recently had a discussion with one journalist from united kingdom and i told him so if fed too had to make an ipad at all with, with london for example. so to places of attack him give to the was something like a hyde park corner in london. meaning that is actually the heart of the cd. it's a pod zone though, the cd in just next to to university buildings and to the university library. where by the way i was studying years ago, so it is absolutely sandra diesel residential area of the capital of your rate, which has, for the moments about, i think 2.5 are almost 3000000 people inside regular civilians who was just on the street were killed, so regular civilian cars was durned, and it is definitely an act of terrorism days on international law. so if a respect and the r

into ukraine, the security service claims that russia attackedne with the very attack helicopters whose engines and supplied ukraine in the person of motor sich. thank you. congratulations , bbc correspondent in kyiv, victoria zhvan, and before the international events, nebore johnson will become the new prime minister of britain, and rishi sunok was elected leader of the conservative party after his resignation. although he declared that he has the support of the party. so who is the decision maker? he was the finance minister in the form of johnson and, by the way, one of those who forced him to resign by expressing distrust of rishi samok. he competed for leadership and passion in the previous internal party elections, but then he lost, now he became the leader of the conservative party and will become the prime minister of britain in china , on the contrary, political changes are predicted, all the bells and whistles strengthened his power, he remains the general secretary of the communist party for another 5 years he was reelected for a thir

s. analysis essentially tends to sort of see the ukraine, russia conflict by looking at the way china behave says quite intriguing. so to me it's, it's quite designed some points, but been trying to see the way russia behaves in ukraine to the way china might behave towards taiwan. and again, that's dangerous because that's a potential conflict waiting to happen where a country that has no interest in dealing with that will probably get involved because of fairly adopt obligations. well, maybe that will lead to migration of those multi millionaires somewhere closer to siberia. we would not mind that on this new professor work. we have to move in there, but i really appreciate your expertise today. thank you very much for your time. so it's a pleasure being with you. i really enjoyed it. thank you. out of think of a watching focus here again on the world, depart a with me for a dwelling doctor about a week with a choice issue. somebody over there, both those with poverty over you look out to you up boils up with the and i do so as you know that way, if you don't mind ah ah. north atlan

, i say clearly that ukraine should capitulate ukraine is ready to negotiate with russia only about one thing to completely withdraw from the entire territory of ukraine to fully recognize the entire territorial integrity of ukraine return donetsk luhansk to the autonomous republic of crimea and fully compensate for all damages. or rather, pay all reparations and bear criminal liability in a criminal court, that is, where is there a place for victory? negotiations cannot be held only in one case, when there will be a victory in ukraine on the battlefield, this is what ukraine, the ukrainian state, ukrainian soldiers and our western allies are doing today. is putin ready for negotiations? i will tell you that he is ready, but you know what kind of negotiations and he is in of his er-er, er-e-er, er-e-e, er-e-e-e conversations that he broadcasts, that is, do you remember he also wrote an article historically, a historian, i don’t want to say which one, yes , he is now telling how great russia is and what great geopolitical goals russia has, and he gives the characteristics

so it's already possible some kind of conspiratorial good evening from ukraine from a studio in london. russias hitting the energy infrastructure, how to defend putin talked about the invasion of ukraine as a civil war and accused the ukrainians of creating a nuclear incident and does russia have the ability to create a dirty bomb, what are the options of this bomb. it is frightening, and how can russia use such a dirty bomb against ukraine, western experts say. at night, the russian military struck the energy infrastructure of ukraine, so the ukrainian authorities called to prepare for additional power outages . drone strikes were reported in the kyiv region near zaporizhzhia. local authorities damaged objects. civil infrastructure , and by the way, as general gromov, a representative of the general staff, noted, russia strikes only against civil infrastructure and not against the military goals of the latter according to the ukrainian military, over the past week, russia has fired fifty missiles over ukraine , all strikes were focused on the destroyed objects of the energy infrastructure, in

ukraine. they are creating a special tribunal on crimes in russia against ukraine. president volodymyr zelenskyi said in his evening video address that the head of state emphasized that ukraine, the aggressor, will answer for the war on our country with its assets, in particular a clear signal was sent today in pairs, the regime in russia was recognized as terrorist terror, it is necessary to respond with force at all levels and on the battlefield, and with sanctions and legal we will create a special tribunal regarding the crime of aggression by russia against ukraine and ensure the operation of a special compensation mechanism so that russia will answer for this war with its assets. 143 un member states supported the resolution that protects the basic principles of the un charter and condemns russia for the criminal attempt to annex our territory, this is a record for today the number of states that support ukraine but i believe that there will be more on the side of russia , four states spoke out, this is very eloquent, north korea, nicaragua, belarus and syria u

the same in a mirror , and russia did not have a direct agreement between ukraine and russia. russia 's statement on withdrawing from the grain agreement was condemned by us president joe biden yesterday. the russians are absolutely outrageous, it will increase hunger, they do not have reasons for this, but they are always looking for some justification to be able to say that they are doing something outrageous because the west forced them to do it. and it is just nonsense from what they are doing, there is no benefit. the un agreed on this agreement and that is the end of the so-called grain the agreement was not yesterday's decision of russia, this is how president volodymyr zelenskyi reacted to russia's statement and added that the kremlin was deliberately exacerbating the food crisis back in september, when the movement of ukrainian ships with food began to be blocked, according to him, at least twice in during the validity of the agreement, russia attacked the ukrainian naval forces, namely they guarantee the safety of the grain corridor since september, by the way, it ha

it has heightened tensions between ukraine's and russia's ambassadors. e's ambassadors said his family were in a residential area that was targeted and could not get to a bomb shelter in the basement with enough. he also called russia a terrorist state. the russian ambassador returned a similar charge, lling keever a terrorist organization. we can see how intense this is getting and it's unclear whether that will impact this vote we are expecting in the next few days and the general assembly, because while there has been concern about the war, there is also a deep worry if they push russia too much, it could prolong this conflict. it is interesting to see how different nations have been reacting, deciding whether to abstain or condemn russia. laura: we have the u.n. secretary general talking about the shocking price civilians are paying, but not calling out the russians. how awkward is it that russia is a permanentember of the u.n. security council, the organ that is supposed to ensure international peace and security, and yet isas invaded its neighbor uk

well, since saturday russia has a new commander for its operation in ukraine. how do you think that will affect russia's military tactics? once again, what you come on. the 3rd was at the new commander, saturday, pseudo pseudo of the king. i don't think that it will effect any no way will affect our, our situation of the battlefield because they changed already. many commanders in different directions. i think it will change mass. and because the russian army is very corrupt and the week they had moment evasion, there they occupy and their fight and on the land over neighborhood countries. so the russians started to realize that they had no purpose. they had no goals and you grain. so it will change nothing. in my opinion. vitale came the regional governor of michael life. thank you for joining us on d. w. you welcome. well, in the russian capital moscow, there's been mixed reaction to the strikes in ukraine. it's an answer to terrorist who destroyed the bridge. it was the 1000000000 infrastructure. no mercy for terrorist. no, it's not. right. you got one piece

some are, feels important in a wanting to add a bit to the ukraine, russia conflict. and so what you do, you start jumping up on these particular things and not quite understanding the implications. it's the same thing with the, the all cos agreement, the security arrangement that straight to the united states and the u. k. signed declared in september. okay. we know who's running it, we know that the u. s. essentially is running the of it is essentially just, you know, the butler's trying to make sure that the drinks are served. well, let me actually let us finish this fun because we began with charlie weekend and with the charlie as well. this countries in a very interesting position because it is far away from all the war theaters. it is safe, it wouldn't be the safest place to be in, in, in the event of a nuclear apocalypse. and yet, on the other hand, it seems to be very eager to do the us as bidding, not only with ours, but also with other formats, even though it comes at a cost of very profitable, very lucrative corporation with china and perhaps some others as

ukraine continues unabated. in fact, the war is escalating with outing casualties. russia's recent decision to organize referenda in 4 regions and its decision subsequently to annex these four regions within ukraine's internationally recognized borders is a further escalation of the conflict. it is also a clear violation of international law, and the principles of the u.n. charter. the indiscriminate attacks launched by russia last night on civilians across ukraine is also clearly on acceptable. -- unacceptable. we entirely support and endorse the views of the u.n. secretary general who said the annexation of a states territory by another state resulting in the threat or use of force is a violation of the principles of the u.n. charter and of international law. the secretary-general added that any decision to proceed with annexation of the donetsk, luhansk, and zaporizhzhia, and kherson regions of ukraine would have no legal value and deserves to be condemned. mr. president, singapore would like to reiterate its position that the sovereignty, clinical independence, and to te

in the terror attacks 8 of them and have been arrested among them apprehended are citizens of russia, ukraine, and armenia. the explosives were hidden in the truck at the f. s. b safe, hurrying plastic wrap and made its way quite a distance to russia, traveling from ukraine via both guerria, georgia and armenia will expand enough story in the next hour. the next unexplained her as her nationalist battalions became part of the ukrainian army. then what part they played in the atrocities committed against don bos residence since 2014. now there's right ahead in our short, dark crime without punishment. they close for a a ah, in 2014.

here's a closer look at russia's nuclear arsenal. the war and ukraine has once again raised a spectre many had hoped humanity cast out. years ago. nuclear war. russia currently has more nuclear weapons than any other nuclear power. the exact number is a closely guarded secret, but intelligent services peg the number at around 6000 warheads. the vast majority are so called strategic nuclear weapons. normally deployed on intercontinental ballistic missiles, strategic nuclear weapons, had the capability to destroy entire cities in one strike. they're part of a nuclear to turn strategy. military planners argue governments would be reluctant to attack a country if they knew they possessed these doomsday weapons. given their ra, destructive power, and ukraine, shared border with russia. experts argue moscow's unlikely to deploy strategic nuclear weapon. however, there is another option, so called tactical nuclear weapons. they can be fired from traditional weapons systems like cruise missiles, while they are between $10.10 times less powerful than their strat

because of course, if russia is allowed to take over ukraine, then of course, who comes next. those are nato countries, the baltic states, poland, country, sharing a border with russia. those are the countries that very much feel they would be the next target of the kremlin if it was to be successful in ukraine. so this is not nato fighting against russia, but nato also would feel a loss if russia were to win the w's to show that from the nato defense ministers meeting in brussels. thank you very much, terry. you're watching a dw news here. as a reminder of the top story we've been following for you, major defense ministers are meeting to discuss next steps after rush us latest attacks on you train sector general. yes, store back said providing more air defenses for your brain will be a top priority for the of the meeting at night. ahead for this is the 1st sense of russia illegally annexed several ukrainian tech and a reminder, you can always get d w news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store. and that will give you access to all the lat

spoke today with nato secretary general jens stoltenberg to discuss further support for ukraine and reject russia's false claims that ukraine is preparing to use a dirty bomb on its territory, he wrote on twitter well, we know that the defense ministers of the three countries of great britain, france and germany stated that the united states of america said that this was an insinuation of the russian federation regarding the fact that the ukrainians are preparing some dirty boba there. well, in the meantime, vladimir putin spoke about this dirty bomb today at a meeting with the security forces of the special services and the heads of the special services of the cis countries. he spoke again. said this thesis about the dirty bomb, but today he already started talking about what ukraine, who has biological weapons, let's hear what putin said, what, how he evaluates what the united states of america is doing on the territory of the ukrainian state the territory was turned into a test site for military-biological experiments. and now they are pumping up weapons, including heavy ones . vlasty and that's

know how to say why he strikes on the capital of the 1st since june and come after russia's president. putin blamed ukraine for a blast on a bridge. lincoln crimea, with russia. the weekend, speaking on the streets of keith, ukraine's president accused moscow of trying to wipe his nation off the math. progress buying you, the one a crate, panicking chaos not to want to destroy our energy system. right. the 2nd target is people with general, they deliberately chose such a time and such targets in order to cause as much harm as possible. but we are ukrainians. we help each other, we believe in ourselves. we will restore everything that was destroyed and cave was not the only target dozens of russian rockets or so cause chaos and destruction in cities right across the country. several regions across ukraine have been left without power after the strikes destroyed, key parts of the countries electricity, great. but despite the apparent russian escalation, in this war, it appears to have only strengthened the spirit of the ukrainian people. and instead, the depression, this attack have totally different her emo

and boats 1413 drones 154 units of special equipment about massive strikes on the cities of ukraine how russia terrorizes the whole world and putin's war crimes we will talk over the next hour , our guest general major of the security service of ukraine in the reserve of the former deputy head of the security service of ukraine viktor yagun p viktor good day good health to you thank you for joining our broadcast good health during our broadcast, friends. we will conduct a survey on youtube, we ask you about whether ukraine needs to retaliate against the critical infrastructure of russia, the options for answers are yes, no, write your option in the comments, do not forget to like this video and also comment on this video in order for it to be trending on youtube and the general. do you think ukraine needs to retaliate against russia's critical infrastructure? well, if we want to get rid of defense arguments our er in the international community, then i think so . and if we want to have an argument that russia is carrying out terrorist acts under the guise of attacks on civilian infrastructure,

that point as a straight, it's encouraged by us analysis essentially tends to sort of see the ukraine, russia conflict by looking at the way china behave since quite intriguing. so to me it's, it's quite designed some points, but then trying to see the way russia behaves in ukraine to the way china might behave towards ty one. and again, that's dangerous because that's a potential conflict. wedding to happen when a country that has no interest in dealing with that will probably get involved because of fairly dobbs politicians. well, maybe that will lead to migration of those multi millionaires somewhere closer to siberia. we would not mind that. on this new professor work, we have to live in there, but i me, i appreciate your expertise today. thank you very much for your time. don't the pleasure being with you. i really enjoyed it. thank you. i think of watching this here again, walter part ah ah ah .

i think this is really about the optics at a time where russia is attacking ukraine weight. bruce is being used by russia to attack ukraine, that the nobel prize came if he wants to include a ukrainian organization in that 3 kind of group that can triple group of winners around one of the light of what nick just said. it does this mean that the noble committee is kind of taking aim in a way at vladimir putin on his birthday was i think it's a, it's a side effect. it's not the number one aim of the northern conference committee to, to give a sign up to leave me put in on his birthday. but it is, it is important that all 3 countries are represented interest and said russia is waging war against ukraine using bella, russian territory. and it was important also to talk ma'am, take a ukrainian or 2 and give this award also to a ukranian organization or human rights organization. i think what at the core of this is, and it is, it is a, it is a message to have ladyman brought in that abuse war will be over some day. and the crimes that are committed now will be investigated by these

had a long time coming because we've seen ukraine attack russia in many ways. and vladimir putin actually accused ukraine of nuclear terrorism. this is what he focused on and he brought for some of the examples he had to get up to 3 terrorist attacks had been made against the current power plant. they have disrupted power supply lines and the latest terrorist attack disrupted 3 of such lines and no serious consequences arose thanks to the mitigation efforts. but a number of other attempts at carrying out similar attacks against power generation and gas transport facilities have been carried out, including attempted explosion on the turkish pipeline. it is impossible to leave these crimes without a response. and of course, the terrorist attack on the bridge and crimea was, it was the final straw. we have seen russia strike care made ukrainian cities this morning. marina dates said, 9 major ones, perhaps more than not as a correspond to the equal or should all of was just going through any comment from vladimir putin on that today. yes, the massive wave strikes th

any solutions, like the 1st one and russia, a un supervised vote in the territories that russia annex from ukraine last week, russia illegally annex those territories. and as we've just been hearing on the show, then not even control in control of all of those areas. the, the 2nd point, giving a, giving cry, crimea to russia. keith has already said one of its goals within this fight back against russia is to retake crimea and the that 4th point, a neutral ukraine. keith is already submitted a false track speed it up proposal an application to join nato. so neutral you in an ukraine is not something that ukraine is likely to want to want to accept. so really some pretty unpalatable proposals for keith, courtesy of a lot mosque. right. and what exactly has been the response so far from been from people involving the conflict. so you cranes ambassador to the u. s. and she, she sent out quite a polite tweet, suggesting that you know, mosque was misinformed and the offered him a history lesson. and quite a lot of uses on twitter, offered a ito mosque, a chance to get to grips with the european history

it is surprising when you see the ratio between russia and ukraine that ukraine is three times smallern russia, has much less all kinds of resources, but its army is much more powerful this is a very important moment and it cannot be played back and the use of tactical nuclear weapons will not improve the situation for putin the situation for putin is getting worse with every step when we talk about him, i personally think that in relation to him, there may be different options, but i will not talk about which specific scenarios have not been chosen and not voiced. it is necessary for the usa and other allies to absolutely clearly and clearly tell their opponents in the kremlin how serious and the situation is bad, and even more so the idea of ​​threatening nuclear weapons, he is really at a dead end, he needs to think about how to withdraw his forces from ukraine because it bleeds his army, his troops have already lost 3-4 times more people personnel in seven months in ukraine than they lost in 9 years of the harsh war in afghanistan

russia and western countries. this announcement from the white house. >> president biden informed president zelenskyy that the united states was providing a new security assistance package to ukraineontinued to defend their country from russia's invasion. >> fourore of these high precision rocket systems are included in that latest package. wadding shinto and -- washington has now committed almost $17 billion in military support russia invaded ukraine. advanced u.s. weaponry has been credited with helping ukraine make recent gains. ukraine's present since his country's forces are making rapid advances into occupied territory, following successful attempts to disrupt russian supply lines. he says dozens of settlements have been liberated, including a string of villages in the southern region of kherson. this is one village where soldiers raised the ukrainian flag tuesday. we were told that progress is being made in the region that russia has held more or less in its entirety since july. >> we had a report from the government of the luhansk region the cranium army is advancing rapidly, but we will have to wait for official word from the armed forces of ukraine. >> russia has been yo

in the meeting of the great seven , which was convened at the request of the president of ukraine and after russia inflicted missile attacks on cities in ukraine from the west support the condemnation of terrorism in russia and strive to bring to justice all those who serve terrorist interests, as president zelensky said yesterday at the end of the day, we will hear that said zelenskyi, we have a detailed statement from the group of seven , in particular, and that all those responsible for terror against ukraine will be brought to justice , starting with the current political leadership of russia and ending with all those who serve these terrorist interests with humanity and humanity more than any terrorists. general, the whole world is watching by what russia is actually doing in ukraine, how it destroys people, how it destroys residential buildings, critical infrastructure, what do you think the world can now oppose to aggressive behavior putin because he looks like such a st. petersburg russian gopnik who believes that there is no force that can put him in his place because he constantly threat

well, since saturday russia has a new commander for its operation in ukraine. how do you think that'll affect russia's military tactics? once again, the what new commander thurmond's at the new commander said, gay, pseudo pseudo of the king. i don't think that it will effect any no way. it will affect our situation of the battlefield because they change already. many commanders in different directions. i think it will change nothing because the russian army is very corrupt and the week and they have no motivation. they're, they're ok bye and so they're fight and on the land of neighborhood conscious. so they ration started to realize that they had no purpose, no goals in ukraine. so it will change nothing. in my opinion. vitale came the regional governor of make alive. thank you for joining us on d. w. you're welcome. while the world has condemned the russian strikes against civilian targets, the european union call them war crimes. russia isa opting for a tactics. aiming, an indiscriminately bone being the civilians. this is something which is intern against in

miss isles have killed at least 11 people and injured many more in cities across ukraine. russia's president vladimir putin says the strikes are in retaliation for the attack on the bridge between russia and the occupied crimean peninsula followed. amir zalinski accuses russia of wanting to wipe ukraine off the face of the earth. ah, multiple black rocks, central keys during morning rush hour with who should alabama. civilian targets were struck in the barrage of strikes. the 1st to hit the capital in months. but i will thrust those with you in the morning. we were woken up with this greeting from our neighbors and russia. you know, that you see all this here and across the entire city, almost through his yes. you should force him order rel, anna, fortune war putin. these a synonyms from us, for the more we hope for our victory killer them, we're live with. this is a tragedy, not just as the civilians who are dying, but also for the military that are the all for the sake of a whim of one idiot who leads russia or c. u career. ukraine's president accused russia of trying to wipe his nation fr