vision of the mission from mariupol, which has a hundred reasons why we are returning to the ukrainian mariupol , what will be the economic component, why am i going to mariupol, what exactly motivates me today to get up from lviv, from frankfurt, from warsaw and go to mariupol, and the answer to this is in two components, we are building the one from mariupol first, which today remains in our heart, but what was scored today, what is us prevents us from returning because, god forbid, we will see what happened and it hurts - it's destroyed our future, which we never built, that is, we built a modern transparent world, and today that's why partners come to us because they saw what they drank, what the country - this is development, and mariupol is equal to what europe saw today, which saw the united states of america in mariupol, and we showed it to the whole world, and today , briefly answering what cities we will build, it will be ukrainian singapore. the words singapore, i somehow began to think to myself. and if singapore, what if mariupol-singapore does this mean that it will be some kind o

defense grew, one of the most heroic and dramatic episodes of the russian-ukrainian war, and even at the beginning of march, mariupol was surrounded by ukrainian military personnel in particular, the azov regiment took up the defense at azovstal, a huge plant between the river kalmius and the shore of the sea of ​​azov, active hostilities there began on march 18 at the beginning of april the occupiers already controlled almost all of mariupol, except for the territory of the metallurgical enterprise, which became a fortress for about three thousand ukrainian servicemen. vladimir putin, at a meeting with shoigu on april 21, gave an order on camera to cancel the assault on azovstal, but it was a lie, the russian aviation dropped heavy bombs on the plant every day , the assaults did not stop. this night is just a colossal number of phosphorous bombs, 50 air strikes, art rockets and everything that a barbarian can use against humanity, ukrainian servicemen courageously held the defense and they even counter-attacked to continue the fight, azov marines, marines, national guardsmen, border guards and other units helped uk

passports, well, that is, after the de-occupation of the city , these people have no place in ukrainian mariupol- which way is it very dangerous to do this in mariupol, because we know how the propaganda machine works, but i can say how bad things are. they have a general situation with that. how do they cover that they missed that comment on the video when the woman really says that this is all it's not true, and this video was noticed by absolutely all mariupol residents, uh, a lot of people showed us this uh, this video and said , this is a real picture when they say that it's all for show, because this so-called nevsky residential complex is uh- well, i’m sorry, i’m sorry, i’m sorry, i’m not going to say what kind of material the spider is made of. actually, it all seemed to be. well, it roughly covers the needs of perhaps one hundredth of a percent of mariupol residents who left the russian federation without homes. which left the streets of people and, as a matter of fact, such plots well, they don't want to show that they are covering people's need for housing , it looks ridiculous even f

meanwhile, president putin visited the ukrainian city of mariupol. territory seized by russian forces since the start of the war more than a year ago. the visit provoked a furious response from some ukrainian officials. mariupol�*s exiled mayor told bbc news that mr putin was a "criminal who'd returned to the scene of the crime". our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports from kyiv. vladimir putin arrived in mariupol by helicopter, at least according to pictures broadcast by russian state television. then he drove himself into the city amid tight security on what's thought to be his first known visit to parts of ukraine seized by russian forces after last year's invasion. in the darkened streets, he met what were described as local residents. the bbc can't verify who they were. the kremlin said it was a "spontaneous visit". "we need to start getting to know each other better," mr putin said. "we pray for you," one woman said. "finally, you are here. we have waited for you so long." mr putin was invited inside to see one of their homes, seeming

president putin allegedly made a working trip not only to the ukrainian crimea, but also to the ukrainian mariupols and ria novosti with reference to the press service of the kremlin is informed about mariupol, he apparently arrived by helicopter and then driving a car drove around several districts of the city without making stops in the nevsky microdistrict , the head of state also inspected the coastline of mariupol in the district and how there are clubs , a theater building, memorable places of the city but there is not a single video, there is no mention, there is nothing, we were arguing with andrii in the breaks of the news that a doppelgänger probably went to the crimea, because a lot of people may have talked about it, but there are no indirect confirmations about it, but to mariupol well, i doubt something very much, and why was he captured there, well, actually , i mean , i doubt that putin would have the courage to go to mariupol. they say only no. in any case, do not take anything useful from the local residents, and pochemu because they can poison and don't look up slyly or created

the russian president vladimir putin has visited the ukrainian city of mariupol, believed to be his firstd by russian forces the visit provoked a furious response from some ukrainian officials — mariupol�*s exiled mayor told bbc news that mr putin was a �*criminal who'd returned to the scene of the crime�*. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale reports from ukraine's capital, kyiv. vladimir putin arrived in mariupol by helicopter, at least according to pictures broadcast by russian state television. then he drove himself into the city amid tight security on what's thought to be his first known visit to parts of ukraine seized by russian forces after last year's invasion. in the darkened streets, he met what were described as local residents. the kremlin said it was a "spontaneous visit". they seemed happy to see him. "we need to start getting to know each other better," mr putin said. "we pray for you," one woman said. "finally, you are here. we have waited for you so long." mr putin was invited inside to see one of their homes, seemingly a new apartment — the aim, it would appear, t

ukrainian roots are searched for, where there are none. and this applies very often. uh, the fate of the cities of the north shoulder sea. uh, kherson, uh, mariupol old ukrainian settlement. e with the name domakh and why is this happening at all? why is this being done now? because, and a typical new russia is a space that, until the end of the 18th century, really remained a wild field and was not mastered by modern european civilization. yes, there was a population , there were cossacks, there were nogai tamras, who wandered here, but nothing like e, then what in those days, and even now it is commonly called civilization, that is, cities, but states. yes, there was nothing like it there, and more than this not just was not, but could not be , because there is such a wonderful document that is very loved in ukraine and the constitution of philip orlyk, but a wonderful clause prohibiting the construction of cities in the north sea. that is, if it could not come, in principle, return it. if this territory, as it were, as they wanted, so to speak, was granted by the swedish king, here is some of this ukraine, that means hetman mazepa yes, and the

ukrainians, like - translation: like all ukrainians, like all- translation: like all - ukrainians, like all mariupolents, ifeel that ukrainians, like all mariupol residents, i feel that today a war criminal, whose name is vladimir putin, visited the scene of a crime he committed several months. it's been 20 years since the us—led coalition began its war in iraq to topple the dictator saddam hussein — we'll assess the legacy. valencia's streets come to life for the five—day fallas festival, celebrating the spanish city's culture, history and people. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk, on pbs in the us, and around the world. a weekend of emergency talks has concluded with switzerland's biggest bank, ubs, agreeing to take over its troubled rival, credit suisse. banking regulators hope the deal will restore confidence to the financial markets. credit suisse had been caught up in the market uncertainty, triggered by the collapse, nine days' ago, of america's silicon valley bank. here's the swiss president ala

more clear that putin is simply trying to erase even the very idea that it is possible to be ukrainian , mariupol will be next , the occupiers are creating filtration camps, torture camps are being thrown at them , they are throwing symbols and even books for the ukrainian language, here they are looking for those people who are for them danger, and these people who are a danger to them are not maniacs , some kind of murderers, these are people who speak ukrainian, who love ukraine, they establish for them why are they a danger to them why is it a problem, and because they don't allow reunification with lutsk? more and more countries are making decisions about this word being heard in court. the term genocide was invented by a lawyer of jewish origin, rafallemkin. he lived in lviv in the 1920s. this house is now a street he received a deep legal education at the lviv university . sitting here at his desk, lemkin asks the professor why no one was punished for the mass extermination of armenians in turkey in 1915, and he hears in response that there is no corresponding norm of international law and

because the bad thing here is that they saved ukrainian children after they completely bombed ukrainian mariupol. things they can afford because it's a nuclear state er-er they are permanent members of the un security council and you er-er let's say so their interests in relation to the outside world coincide less america less based on the rules of the world order er more power more right to do whatever they want with the territories they consider theirs. well, and most importantly, small neighboring states that have no right to sovereignty. this war is subjective, it is america's war against russia, and in fact america provoked this conflict, and this is the following vision, of course . it is a little transformed in diplomatic terms. called these 12 points and china's position on the political settlement of the ukrainian crisis, they avoid even calling the armed aggression of the russian federation against ukraine as a war as an aggression, so it is clear that there will not be any very uncomfortable moments, they were about strengthening this partnership without borders and will outline certa

president vladimir putin visits mariupol, the ukrainian city which was captured by invading russian forces last year. switzerland's biggest bank, ubs, is in advanced talks to buy all or part of its troubled rival credit suisse. donald trump says he suspects there are plans to arrest him on tuesday, he's called on his supporters to protest. former prime minister borisjohnson will publish evidence in his defence ahead of a grilling by mps over whether he misled parliament about covid rule—breaking parties. and researchers in the uk say they now know why swimming can significantly improve your mood. state media in russia is reporting that president putin has visited mariupol — the ukrainian city which was captured by invading russian forces last year. (map)the tass news agency says he travelled there by helicopter, and visited local residents. it's mr putin's first trip to the ukrainian territory which has been occupied by russia since the invasion was launched just over a year ago. we've received these pictures, which we understand to be mr putin in mariupol on saturday evening. he's shown d

small story we have prepared for this date, for this anniversary of the fierce battles for ukrainian mariupolthe material about the heroes of azovstali, three months of indomitable defense , one of the most heroic and dramatic

actually, because it’s bad that they saved ukrainian children after they completely bombed ukrainian mariupolally, i think that there is no such thing in their worldview. catch what n- something yes somehow inconvenience or some other things they can afford because it is a nuclear state these members of the security council in relation to the outside world match less america less based on the rules of the world order divisions more right e-e do whatever you want with the territories that they consider their own. well, and most importantly, the small neighboring states that do not have the right to sovereignty. by the way, if you listen to what the leaders and experts say about the chinese government, it is no different from the russian one, that is, ukraine is not a sub this war is real - it is america's war against russia, and in fact america provoked this conflict, and the following vision is definitely it. in the 12 points of china's position on the political settlement of the ukrainian crisis, they avoid even calling the armed aggression of the russian federation against ukraine a war as

mariupol. how does that make you feel? translation: like all ukrainians, like all mariupol residents.al whose name is vladimir putin visited the scene of a crime he committed for several months in a row, meaning carried out his main mission as a war criminal, destroying the city of mariupol. the only city where the russian aviation used carpet bombing is mariupol. the un has already assessed what happened directly in mariupol regarding the drama theatre, where the word children was written with huge letters. this did not stop the russian militaryjet, which destroyed the drama theatre and killed hundreds of people there today. this is a sign of a war crime. today's visit is vladimir putin's reaction as a war criminal to the warrant he received for war crimes committed in particular in mariupol directly. the image that russian state television and mr putin wishes to show is of mariupol being rebuilt. a new playground, a new apartment block. what is your assessment of the state of mariupol today? translation: they don't show what he did to the city. in two months of such dense fire that

him, accusing him of war crimes specifically the kidnapping and deportation of ukrainian children to russia some from mariupol where many ukrainians believe they are being brain washed. >> teaching them to hate all ukrainians, to hate their parents. >> reporter: russia's government angrily denounced the charges. they insist they are actually saving the children from the dangers of war still, the court's accusations could deepen his isolation, but putin still has powerful friends tomorrow he'll get a visit from chinese leader xi jinping in moscow the pair say their relationship has no limits and xi even proposed a peace plan to end the war, but it was rejected by kyiv for favoring moscow. >> matt joins us now from kyiv. matt, what can we expect from xi's visit to moscow tomorrow >> reporter: well, that's a big question, kate u.s. intelligence believes china may be considering offering weapons to russia and if they do that would be a big boost to vladimir putin right when he needs it most. kate >> matt bradley for us, matt, thank you. >>> we have new developments tonight in the criminal case involving former pr

now russian state media has reported that putin has paid a surprise to mariupol , ukrainian port to mariupolat was by russian forces early on in the conflict. if confirmed , it would be his very confirmed, it would be his very first visit to a newly ukrainian territory since the start of the war. the visit comes a day after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for him for his involvement in the alleged kidnap of ukrainian children , which they deemed to children, which they deemed to be a war crime. so what is the latest on the ongoing conflict in ukraine? well, joining me now is the defence editor of the telegraph con coughlin. con occurs to me that as the situation in the ukraine is escalate public interest actually decreasing . i heard actually decreasing. i heard about someone who wanted have fundraiser for ukraine and he can't get anybody to sponsor it. now all we getting ukrainian fatigue do you think . good fatigue do you think. good afternoon angela . good to be afternoon angela. good to be with you. i think there's always a risk of this. and i think, you know, w

for this is what mariupol looked like last year after three months of russian bombardment, during which ukrainians what mariupol looked like last year after three months of russian bombardment, during which ukrainian fighters held out at the azovstal steel plant. their long defence a symbol of ukrainian resilience. it was here, too, where russian forces bombed a maternity hospital — an early alleged war crime — along with a theatre where hundreds of civilians were sheltering and died. the mayor of mariupol tells me how he felt seeing mr putin in his city. translation: he is a criminal. he has come in _ translation: he is a criminal. he has come in person _ translation: he is a criminal. he has come in person to _ translation: he is a criminal. he has come in person to see - translation: he is a criminal. he has come in person to see what - translation: he is a criminal. he has come in person to see what he| has come in person to see what he has come in person to see what he has done because criminals always return to the scene of the crime. he has come to see what he will be punished for. mr puti

president putin's surprise visit to the russian—occupied city of mariupol — devastated in the early months of the war. like all ukrainianske all mariupol residents, i feel today a war criminal vladimir putin visited the scene of a crime he committed for several months. it's been 20 years since the us led coalition began its war in iraq to topple the dictator saddam hussein — we'll assess the history. # i'll take the world apart to find a place for a peaceful heart... and the return of a �*60s pops icon — we hear from yusuf cat stevens, about music, faith and performing at glastonbury. hello and welcome to the progamme. switzerland's biggest bank ubs has agreed to take over its troubled rival credit suisse. the rescue deal follows a weekend of emergency talks between the two banks, after credit suisse saw its value plummet over the past week. banking regulators hope the deal will restore confidence to the financial markets. credit suisse had been caught up in the market uncertainty triggered by the collapse, nine days ago of america's silicon valley bank. here's the swiss president speaking earlier. on friday, the liquidi

president vladimir putin visits mariupol, the ukrainian city which was captured by invading russian forces last year. the financial times is reporting that the country's biggest bank, ubs, has offered to buy credit suisse for up to $1 billion, although bloomberg reports that credit suisse sees that as vastly undervaluing the bank. the swiss banking giant had been caught up in the market uncertainty triggered by the collapse, nine days ago, of america's silicon valley bank. it had been offered an emergency credit facility of more than $50 billion by switzerland's central bank, but that had not prevented a sharp fall in its share price. our business correspondent marc ashdownjoins me now. an urgency around these talks in switzerland to try and facilitate this takeover by ubs.— this takeover by ubs. yes, the shares were — this takeover by ubs. yes, the shares were sliding _ this takeover by ubs. yes, the shares were sliding all- this takeover by ubs. yes, the shares were sliding all last - this takeover by ubs. yes, the i shares were sliding all last week and there was a period of a pause for

ukrainian city of mariupol, according russian state according to russian state media. s believed to be his visit to a newly occupied ukrainian territory since beginning of the war. now the port city in donetsk was largely destroyed in one of the most violent sieges of conflict. on saturday, the international criminal court issued arrest warrant for the russian president on charges of war crimes and emergency alert will be sent to mobile users across the uk next month to test a new pubuc the uk next month to test a new public warning system . well, public warning system. well, that's what you'll hear will happen the 23rd of april and you won't be able to use your phone until all you acknowledge the alert has been received. it's been designed to make people aware , potentially life aware, potentially life threatening situations , such as threatening situations, such as floods and wildfires and. the kings paid tribute to the late queen, the first mother's day since her death last september . since her death last september. the royal family tweeted picture of charles as a b

president putin's surprise visit to the russian—occupied city of mariupol, devastated in the early months of the war. translation: like all - ukrainiansll mariupol residents, ifeel that today a war criminal, whose name is vladimir putin, visited the scene of a crime he committed for several months. it's been 20 years since the us—led coalition began its war in iraq to topple the dictator saddam hussein — we'll assess the legacy. and — valencia's streets come to life for a five—day festival, celebrating the spanish city's culture, history and people. hello and welcome to the programme. switzerland's biggest bank, ubs, has agreed to take over its troubled rival, credit swiss. the rescue deal follows a weekend of emergency talks between the two banks, after credit suisse saw its value plummet over the past week. banking regulators hope the deal will restore confidence to the financial markets. credit suisse had been caught up in the market uncertainty triggered by the collapse, nine days�* ago, of america's silicon valley bank. here's the swiss president, speaking at a press conference. on friday, the liquidity outflows and market volati

remember how many years mariupol has been under occupation for almost a year, in fact, the ukrainian helled are very serious. they still live, they recover under shelling and without shelling , and so on. in mariupol, i see that very little has changed and people continue to stand behind some free porridge just in huge queues and i also read to you denys kazansky, who turns out to be, for example, a utility worker what is there in mariupol in donetsk, a utility worker has not been paid a salary for a year, although it is supposedly already a russian region if we speak by putin's decree well, i can comment on it so that the russian occupiers began to destroy our the city and damaged it to varying degrees. about 90% of all uh, thousands of civilians were killed in our city , and that's why even russian propaganda photographers can't find a perspective

the russian president, vladimir putin, has visited the ukrainian city of mariupol.rritory seized by russian forces since last year's invasion. his visit, under cover of darknes, has been fiercely criticised by the exiled council of the southern port city, which has seen some of the fiercest battles of the war. vladimir putin arrived in mariupol by helicopter, at least according to pictures broadcast by russian state television. then he drove himself into the city on what is thought to be his first known visit to parts of ukraine seized by russian forces after last year's invasion. in the dark streets, amid tight security, he met what were described as local residents, who happened to be standing by. they seemed happy to see him. "we need to start getting to know each other better," he said. "we pray for you," one woman said, "finally you are here. we have waited for you so long." mr putin was invited inside to see one of their homes, seemingly a new apartment. the aim, it would appear, to show a city being rebuilt after last year's devastation. for this is what mari

prayer of ukrainian nationalists mariupol, in this room resembling a cinema hall, in recent days, perhaps discussed the details of the upcoming surrender. here is a primitive burner built from a tin can for heating food. here is another soviet-era telephone for internal communication. and in this room there is a diesel engine that pumped air here to a depth of more than 20 m in the next room, rows of air filters. the marines underground had literally everything, both the barracks and the dining room and the infirmary, the screws were pierced with a spike , what could be felt, felt the general the area of ​​this underground shelter is hundreds of square meters. of course, here a huge amount of ammunition was thrown to the gun boxes, the sappers had special attention. this underground shelter of the ukrainian military on the territory of the plant named after ilyich is the third of those already surveyed by russian sappers. ahead , several more bomb shelters of this huge enterprise were ordered in russia for engineering reconnaissance of demining structures, meanwhile , military engineers o

future. in front of the people of mariupol, but it will already be a completely different stage, a completely different theater , the only thing is that it will be a ukrainianol, hennadiy of istanbul, yevhen kaminsky , details, tv channel, inter marathon, only news, and more, just here in the studio, we are talking with our correspondent, the author of several documentaries about mariupol, gennady, istanbul, he visited our studio, gennady, i congratulate you . and you yourself are from mariupol, even you told me that you were born in the third maternity hospital, yes, for many years, you were born in the third maternity hospital , yes, we will indicate how many years, if you allow and gennady, when did you find out a year ago about the drama theater and everything that happened there, that feeling, well, first of all, it did not enter my mind at that moment at that time in that morning when i ah it happened i was at work here don't get upset they were preparing a release, and there was a report about the theater in the news feeds, at first there was information that it was not there, people survived, evacuated, saved people, but then later there was informa

the russian president, vladimir putin, has visited the ukrainian city of mariupol.

the russian president, vladimir putin, has visited the ukrainian city of mariupol.t's the first time he's ventured inside territory seized by russian forces since last years invasion. his visit, under cover of darkness, has been fiercely criticised by the exiled council of the southern port city, which has seen some of the fiercest battles of the war. i'm joined now by the ukranian mp for kharkiv, maria mezentseva. thank you for being with us. what you make of this visit by president putin? well, nothing spectacular really. it is one of the first visit to the occupied territories that president putin has conducted. this is the scene of a brutal invasion. and i am looking at the footage of him sitting all alone in the filler monarch building, and russian authorities are claiming that they have restored the building etc, we are asking, what has been done regarding the cleaning of the green seeds over their quest but this is not a joke for us at all. apart from criticising that visit, i am linking it personally with the recent icc warrant which president putin has rece

unconditionally grateful for the scale and pace of the restoration of the city of mariupol, which was destroyed by ukrainians it , taking into account the fact that mariupol is really another 8 years for nine years already yes, i decided ago with your decision. then this decision was confirmed in the autumn of last year, and the decision to be with russia today is a russian city and, when a somewhat people's republic of the russian region, and, of course, it was very unpleasant to hear that there are still difficulties. apparently this is a long queue, yes , to obtain russian citizenship. what people talked about just in informal communication with the president and also complained about delays in wages from the payment of wages . here. please tell me what it is problems and how they can be solved. here it is worth noting separately that the president, our president, is ready to share the joy of people who have received new housing, but at the same time, the president is ready to delve into the difficulties that our residents face, and not only the city of mariupol, but also our other e, urban areas. why be

president vladimir putin visits mariupol — the ukrainian city which was captured by invading russianorces last year. it is his first trip to the russian—occupied territories of eastern ukraine's donbas region since the start of the war. in march 2022. switzerland's biggest bank, ubs, is in advanced talks to buy all or part of its troubled rival credit suisse. regulators are trying to facilitate a deal before markets reopen on monday. former us president donald trump says he suspects there are plans to arrest him on tuesday — he's called on his supporters to protest. prosecutors and the manhattan district attorney's office are looking at a possible indictment of the former president. kosovo and serbia have tentatively agreed on how to implement a european union—sponsored plan to normalise their ties. the deal on saturday came after 12—hour talks between kosovo�*s prime minister, serbia's president and eu officials. a doctor working in ukraine says bandages made at a factory in the southwest of the uk are helping to save hundreds of lives. the dressings, which are coated with an extrac

the headlines: president vladimir putin visits mariupol, the ukrainian city which was captured by invading russian forces last year. it is his first trip to the russian—occupied territories of eastern ukraine's donbas region since the start of the war. switzerland's biggest bank, ubs, is in advanced talks to buy all or part of its troubled rival credit suisse. reports say it has made an offer. regulators are trying to facilitate a deal before markets reopen on monday. former prime minister borisjohnson will publish evidence in his defence ahead of a grilling by mps over whether he misled parliament about covid rule—breaking parties. mrjohnson denies misleading mps. former us president donald trump says he suspects there are plans to arrest him on tuesday — he's called on his supporters to protest. prosecutors have been looking at a possible indictment of mr trump. now on bbc news, it is time for click. this week we're going flat out with a formula 1 team that's hoping to stay ahead of the pack. spencer's on a building site to put up a house, although it looks like he has got away without d

, but there is still potential for holding this city, in my opinion, it is the second ukrainian fronopila , mariupolfirst, and in fact, the city is strategic in the first place as for the fire control of the railway junction in debaltsevo, which is 42 km away, let me remind you that the heimer works for 0.84 km. this is the only working canvas for the russians, that is why they are so stubbornly trying to break our defenses there, plus bakhmut already has a very deep symbolic meaning for the enemy, because it is such a kind of bone in their throat that prevents them from entering the administrative lines of donetsk region. putin has already given the order for the 8th or ninth time to achieve it. and they cannot achieve it. therefore, the myth of the final dispelling of the myth of the second army of the world, and for them this is a serious psychological trauma, well, for the russians , the symbolism is clear. we have also repeatedly heard on the air that taking bakhmut for the russians can be a pyrrhic victory for the other side . if this happens, it will also happen repeatedly the experts talked

visits to two russian-occupied parts of ukraine this weekend, including the city of mariupol, once a symbol of fierce ukrainian resistance. cbs's ramy inocencio is in ukraine. >> reporter: a victory lap of sorts for president putin, driving himself through mariupol. russia's military bombed, seized then annexed the ukrainian port city in may, damaging or destroying nearly all of its buildings. he toured newly built facilities in what's believed to be his closest visit to the front lines of the wafr he started. "putin is a criminal returning to the scene of the crime," said mariupol's exiled mayor. the russian leader arrived direct from sparsely attended celebrations in crimea. saturday was the ninth anniversary of russia's illegal annexation of the peninsula from ukraine. on the same day in ukraine's east sudden death for this woman in a park. and a reason for living now lost. "my sons in the cemetery," says alekzi mazurin. "no one needs me anymore." and putin's charm offensive is not over, jericka. tomorrow he meets with visiting chinese president xi jinping in moscow. this will be a visual coup the kremlin i

time visiting land seized from ukraine in this war, driving around the russian controlled ukrainian city of mariupol. not true, newly built apartments there. the city of obliterated by russia this time last year, the long and bloody siege costing 25,000 civilian lives, according to ukrainian officials . more than sure that group of residents greeting putin carefully choreographed trade kremlin deflecting attention after putin was indicted for war crimes by the international criminal court presidents alinsky's chief of staff, blasting the trip, saying the criminal is always drawn to the crime scene. the surprise visit, coming just hours before china's president, xi travels to moscow for the first time since russia invaded ukraine a major diplomatic boost for putin, the world's most powerful autocrats set to strengthen tight but the white house rejecting in advance a possible call from the chinese for a ceasefire. now all that's going to do is give mr putin more time to refit, retrain reman and try to plan for renewed offensives at the time of his choosing. putin saying. china russia relations as% sta

president putin's surprise visit to the russian—occupied city of mariupol, devastated in the early months of the war. translation: like all - ukrainiansme he committed for several months.

russian president vladimir putin made an unannounced visit overnight to the ukrainian city of mariupolce a symbol of defiance when ukrainian forces held out in a steel mill for nearly three months before russian forces seized the city last may. it's putin's first trip to russian-held ukrainian territory, and comes just days after the international criminal court charged him with war crimes and issued an arrest warrant. this week, putin is to meet with chinese president xi jinping in moscow. swiss investment bank ubs has agreed to take over its troubled rival, credit suisse, for more than $3 billion. the deal was engineered by swiss officials in an urgent effort to restore trust in the global banking system. global markets tumbled last week on the news of vulnerabilities at credit suisse, following the earlier collapse of two u.s. banks. officials were eager to finalize the deal before asian markets begin a new trading week. later this week in the united states, the federal reserve is set to make its next move on u.s. interest rates. rescuers combed through rubble today, searching for s

i think so , it will switch to a propaganda car. the abductor of putin's ukrainian children to mariupolhitler to the frontline mariupol, the same one back then, it is possible that everyone was de-nazified only by the service , they are being nazized, they decided that your leader is also so brave that following the example of hitler someone travels and goes around the front-line positions in a so-called democratic way, because in fact there were reins in all of this, an even more important part was this. well, the so -called fake visit. as i understand it, whether putin's real visit to rostov, where the military operation is located, is not certain the irony is that yanukovych is sitting in rostov and the russian headquarters is in rostov. well, today, of all things, this time it was directed that first there. look, he came to the occupied crimea, he was not afraid, and then the pro-front mariupol came, what is there? don't be afraid. cotton is exploding there, and such a thing should at least demonstrate some kind of meeting there with russian generals . well, not quite pro-front yet,

, and under these conditions , in this episode, he tells, as it were putin in mariupol about the fact that when the ukrainianriupol, they were directly shelling the city, that is why such destruction and especially those people who stayed in azov happened to the last, firstly, alone and managed to retreat, and secondly, there are simply no words, but as he said hitler, if you lie to the maximum, it will be believable, but they think that it still works, the more incredible you lie, the slower you are, so we have a greeting that andriy announced came to the line of vasylivna kostenko directly from the frontline bahmutu from ukrainian greetings from the legion of freedom from ukrainian fighters in particular yury syrotyuk, a member of the verkhovna rada, outside the previous convocation , recorded a video address let's listen to it greetings well , a quote from the poetry of a ukrainian classic , please tell donbass from ukrainian bahmus lina vasilievna now you can be proud of your men nation, of course, we still grab our heads, then our hearts are in our pocket. together and indeed each nation has its own dis

and they are concentrating their forces throughout the mariupol district, because the ukrainian cottonan to fly in mariupol very often and precisely, and it drinks clearly for the purposes of the mariupol residents in us, who remained there, waiting for the deoccupation, they claim that there are no civilian casualties of the population for all these er for more than a month, that is, ukrainian cotton hits the concentration of the cannon fodder of the russian federation and the military equipment and weapons of the aggressor country. mysterious cottons and the mysterious synchronization of those cottons, please give them in mariupol and melitopol, but today it was blowing in melitopol of the zaporizhzhia region, thick cotton in the neighborhood near the joker cafe and enemy barracks, so it is difficult to summarize very clear results of such cottons, but we would like you to ask how it affects the enemy in general, whether there is a feeling , maybe there are some informed acquaintances of yours who could describe how it affects the enemy's mood in general, well, in addition to what th

mariupol in the evening, communicating with residents in the courtyards. that is, it is good directing, it is all false and for show. that is how some ukrainiansl reacted to the arrival of vladimir putin on the website of the president of the aggressor country and published a video in which putin allegedly met with the residents of the city during his conversations in one of the courtyards of a residential building, and at that moment someone behind began to shout that putin's arrival was only for pr in the footage it can be seen that at this moment the bodyguards of the head of the kremlin regime began to turn around and look for the so-called violator and then actively wave their hands at the car with us petro oleshchuk political scientist mr. petro welcome to eterius, good night, mr. peter, well, the emotions have already settled down, as they say, with a cool head, we can analyze this visit , and the first, perhaps, the most important question is why, uh , he was coming there. well, you know, i think that this is some kind of correspondence competition, or even even a competition, but simply a desire to keep up with the president of ukrain