without any orders from kiev, captured by the revolution, the heroic ship that made the entire ukrainian navy years ago is being remembered more and more often today, and quite logically it will be on the next day of the fleet to gather the entire live crew to confirm we did not forget and our slogan glory to heroes speaks of very specific names to stanislav yasynskyi tsn week marathon only news and to one more unit that has already entered the history of the defense of the homeland we want to thank today the third border detachment named after the hero of ukraine , colonel yevhenii pikus, they fought for ukraine from the first hours of the russian invasion back in 2014. it is about their defense at that time . luhansk made his film peaceful 21 akhtem seytablaev krymina starobilsk popasna liman svyatohirsk bakhmut fedorivka is the current map of the gods of indomitable border guards our defenders and defenders people in whose eyes love and courage shine thank you our hope and pride we love and pray for each and every one of you and we are waiting to go home with victory and for now we have ev

non -residential multi-storey building was destroyed by the blow, where the headquarters of the ukrainian navydly located . and in krivoy rog, explosions were heard a large fire broke out at an industrial plant. intense combat work by our military in the area of ​​​​populated areas in the work on and all the enemy’s attempts to gain a foothold on this line are thwarted by ours artillery direct hits on both militants' manpower and equipment, including german self-propelled howitzers with an advanced report by valentina solovyova. now we are in the area of ​​​​the populated area, working on the finger of the regiment, we are moving to the positions of our artillerymen, guns pulled up as close as possible to the front edge, the commander of the bm-21grad crew, call sign, rostov immediately shows only the dug out shelter is excellent in general. gorgeous conditions we live quickly dug up in places, as usual, they send only rocket artillery, most likely we will work. now grad is working on temporary shelter for the enemy at the line , working on willow, and digging in and gaining a foothold. they d

when russia invaded ukraine in february last year, the ukrainian navy was outnumbered 12-1 but the russian sea athlete. they were not considered a meaningful force inny way. in the last 10 days, ukraine has destroyed a submarine, one of only six that russia operated in the black sea, a large landing shim, a communications center of the russian black sea athlete on the crimian peninsula and today they hit the athlete tees main headquarters. the naval done and missiles developed and adapted in ukraine now target russian shims in their own home ports and that has eroded much of rush i-'s naval superior. six vessel have left the main port of odessa through a temporary corridor. two of them sailing for asian and african markets and all that without any permission being sought from russia. we have the latest from our correspondent. >> this is a clearly a continuation of ukraine's tactic of specifically targeting sites in outed crimea but the apparent direct hit o russia's naval headquarters is hugely symbolic. it's not yet clear what operational damage will be caused for russia but this is a pla

information immediately began to spread in the pro-russian public that the headquarters of the ukrainian navyas allegedly destroyed by this strike. however , the ukrainian command denies this, and the station and the hotel have not been working for the past few years, but the port infrastructure has been destroyed. onyx missiles hit a granary, killing two people there. one more person was injured as a result of falling debris. we usually shoot down missiles that come in from the sea, and it has less consequences, using such a terrorist and... tactics, the enemy purposefully tried to cause maximum damage even with the effective operation of air defense forces, and it was really effective , since all 9 out of 19 shaheds were destroyed, out of 12 calibers, 11 calibers were destroyed, onyx is a characteristic supersonic and anti-ship weapon that moves on a specific course and shooting them down is extremely difficult, that's why they hit, hit the granary of the port infrastructure, where it has already become known, two employees died, unfortunately. well, this weekend at the border to ukraine, m

the hotel could have housed one of the units of the ukrainian navy, or the building could have been usedradar equipment. someone heard the ammunition detonate, which, of course, could not have happened. in an ordinary residential building, in one residents of the city converge, odessa has not been a civilian object for a long time, there is such a non-residential building there, at least place soldiers there or store weapons, logic dictates that a civilian will not live in this guesthouse, because it is too dangerous, here the stage and the operator are all at the very time, or do you think that it is profitable to launch a missile for several million into a civilian object, including western weapons fell on ukraine through the odessa port, its infrastructure was seriously damaged after night strikes. air raid alert last night sounded throughout ukraine. kiev, kirovograd, nikolaev, vinnitsa, cherkassy, ​​chernigov. at the dolgintsev airfield, near krivoy rog, our aerospace forces destroyed a mig-29 fighter of the ukrainian air force with a high-precision strike. the attack was recorded b

conclusion, very nice boats, you see , they have four missiles each, this is my dream for the ukrainian navywell, these are american arley bjorks , that's why, well, they have serious potential, but politically , they behave very restrained in terms of the use of force, although when it is fundamental, remember the story with the flight of the su-24 over a small territory of turkey, they do not zooming in, press the fire button and shoot down that plane, well, there are peculiarities here, well, in general, me i think that they are mainly due to business, but in terms of training, the turkish fleet is very well prepared, it is one of the best, well, maybe in terms of training, well, in the north atlantic alliance and in terms of the level of training and in terms of total... combat capabilities, here they are, by the way, they took a lot from both the united states and britain, here they very actively developed their military-industrial complex in terms of shipbuilding, they adapted technologies, they developed their shipbuilding school, built their shipyards, they took over, they took licen

the experience that the ukrainian navy already has, including the naval forces, which units who will be involved in the exercises will be able to share their experience with nato countries because this is really a fairly modern risk and countermeasures against it have been developed in a practical sense precisely by the ukrainian military. and i, in turn, want to quote i would like to ask you for a couple of clarifications. i understood that yesterday you would say that the occupiers deployed an additional station in crimea to launch kamikaze drones across ukraine. i wanted to ask if these stations are mobile, do they move around crimea, how many are there and what are the forecasts in general in the autumn, so far, we have repeatedly recorded, in particular, during the attacks in the south of odesa region, exactly handkerchiefs from a specific point in the crimea, and we can say that today it is more or less tied to the location of the occupiers. but at the same time, understanding what we know about it and on the open air we announce that it is quite likely that they will use some

are were in an illegal situation and were transferred thanks to local residents, - reported the ukrainian navy. in a short period of time, the command prepared an evacuation plan, and assigned the special unit of the angels navy. and the airborne assault troops provided fire cover during the withdrawal of the group. thanks to joint efforts, the other day , two servicemen who had been in the occupied territory for more than a year and a half were brought out to the controlled territory of ukraine. there are 13 enemy ships in the black sea, of which two missile carriers. the total number of salvo calibers can reach up to 14 missiles - informs the naval forces. one enemy ship is on combat duty in azov and the mediterranean. our defenders put another 470 russian soldiers on their shoulders, and a total of 278,130 occupiers have died since the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion of ukrainian land. during the day, the armed forces turned into scrap four enemy tanks, 12 armored fighting vehicles, 18 vehicles and two special vehicles. our positions will never be attacked again: 38 artillery s

this was reported by the ukrainian navy. it was still in the north-western part of the sea.can see a similar boat right now on your screen . well, in ukraine, the aggressors are using them accordingly, the coast guard group and two in the morning, this means time news of the light usenko appears on your screens thank you colleagues our team is ready to share with the audience the latest news at this hour of the night, wait, congratulations, ukrainians are with you , the marathon is the only news for you , the rada tv team is working, we are keeping our hands on pulse and summarize the main points for you together we are the force unified news in the center of events tv channel rada continues broadcasting the general national marathon unified news we work for you around the clock to keep in course of all major events in ukraine and the world my name is svitlana osenko greetings attention air alarm

the vessel is using the temporary card well established by the ukrainian navy. this is despite russia's threats to treat civilian bustles as potential military targets. now, germany has announced another assistance package for ukraine, pledging 400000000 euros in weapons and aid. it includes munition allman's vehicles, mind clearing systems and supplies for slicing through the winter. meanwhile, representatives as more than 50 countries, a gathering of the usaa bass and rum stein and southern germany, the us defense secretary lloyd often called on allies to dig deep and provide more ad defense systems to ukraine. ukraine appealed for the delivery of a long range weapons, including cruise missiles from germany. we enjoyed our meeting, our chief political correspondent, nina. honda is out the wrong stein at base. and we off to for more about what germany has pledged spots. packages with some 400000000 euros and it includes our munition. it also includes mind clearing systems and on the vehicles and it includes support for ukraine to get through this winter. now, a

carriers and other heavy equipment , there are warships at the pier, one of the units of the ukrainian navylocated in the hotel, or the building was used as a warehouse for radar equipment, someone heard the ammunition detonate, which, of course, could not happen in an ordinary residential building, the residents agree on one thing: odessa has not been a civilian object for a long time, there is such a non-residential building there, even if you place a soldier there or store weapons, logic dictates that a civilian will not live in this guest house, because it’s too dangerous, but the crew and operator are just right, or do you think that it’s profitable to launch a missile for several million into a civilian object, including western weapons and their infrastructure came to ukraine through the odessa port, after... the attacks seriously damaged. last night the air raid sounded throughout ukraine: kiev, kirovograd, nikolaev, vinnitsa, cherkassy, ​​chernigov. at the dolgntsevo airfield, near krivoy rog, our aerospace forces destroyed a mig-29 fighter of the ukrainian air force with a high-pr

that, my god, vika and sashko gavrylyuk serve in the consolidated unit of the attack uavs of the ukrainian navy. sasha was recently wounded, an enemy bp threw a bomb at him, but he remains in the service and if you think that on february 24, 22, this couple i came to the army, friendly mothers folded their hands, then no, for vika, getting there became a whole quest, so that you understand not only that i am a mother of many children, but i am also a mother of a child with a disability, that is, i am in the army, if i should not be at all, i worked first as a civilian journalist, then with at the beginning of a full-scale invasion, as i was preparing for the ministry of defense and had already traveled to hot spots , worked out the materials there, this is bakhmut maryinka, various such, let's say, the hottest situations, but later i realized that this was not enough for me, the turning point was my trip to buchu in bucha when i arrived there i felt this smell of garu, the smell of dead bodies, i saw the scale before that i did not understand civilian deaths, i just wanted to do something about

when russia invaded ukraine in february last year, the ukrainian navy was outnumbered 12 to one by the russian black sea fleet. they were not considered a meaningful force in any way. in the last ten days, ukraine has destroyed a kilo—class submarine — one of only six that russia operated in the black sea — a large landing ship that russia planned to use for an amphibious landing in odesa, a communications centre of the russian black sea fleet on the crimean peninsula and, today, they hit the fleet�*s main headquarters in central sevastopol. the naval drones and missiles developed and adapted in ukraine now target russian ships in their own home ports. that has eroded much of russia's naval superiority. so much so that this past week, six commercial vessels have left ukraine's main port of odesa through a temporary corridor. two of them sailed with 20,000 tonnes of grain for asian and african markets without any permission being sought from russia. this is clearly a continuation of ukraine's tactic of specifically targeting sites in occupied crimea, but the apparent direct hit of russi

the ukrainian navy reports the departure of seven ships. from the ports of odessa, which was previously impossible. how has the balance of power in the black sea changed? we ask an expert. three days until the shutdown in the usa, already from the 1st american government agencies can stop their work in october if congress does not approve the budget issues for the next fiscal year. how this may affect the war in ukraine, whether the us will reduce military aid, we are figuring out. every morning from 9:00, our team collects important news and will discuss it with you and experts. impact and events and statements on the military and political situation in ukraine, write in the comments where you see us from and what topics you consider important this morning. in the occupied territories of the zaporizhzhia region, russian forces began mobilization, this was announced by the legitimate mayor of the occupied melitopol, ivan fedorov. according to him, the russian forces have introduced military registration at the enterprises and are now forcing residents to sign contracts with the russian

possible, even it is worth saying that the period was increased according to the data of the ukrainian navy, but it continues to leak regularly and after the july drone attack, one of the members of the public council of the russian federation authoritatively stated that they can install various mechanical barriers that, for some reason , were not used and were made into such a mechanical bar. erom on the way of the drones are supposed to be specially sunken ferries on the satellite image, at least five of them were counted at once near the damaged section of the crimean bridge on the left side at the exit from the sea of ​​azov, they were probably sunk for the basis of the so-called boom barrier, which is supposed to protect the bridge from new possible attacks by ukrainian kamikaze boats, and interestingly, such know-how was used mostly during the first and second world wars as one of the elements of the physical protection of naval bases, and the effectiveness is quite questionable, so they can to prevent a breakthrough of this defense, so for being in some location or another , pooh tha

the first concept is to develop the ukrainian navy, to build ships, cruisers, cruisers, submarines, and second approach is to build missiles. they calculated how much the fleet costs, how much do rockets cost we understood that we are with our capabilities today. we will not be able to build a fleet, and we took the device and direction of missiles and this is how neptune appeared, this is how the modernized alder appeared , this is how the thunder project appeared, which, unfortunately, this government stopped, and that is why today we can use our missiles to reach objects in the crimea, that is why we drove away muscovites from our shores, why? because a professional, correct management decision was made, and it... was not made in one minute, it was a long discussion, it was the discussion with the participation of president poroshenko, it was a discussion with the participation of many advisers, but globally the right decision, it was supported by everyone, and today we have missiles with which we hit moscow's ground targets at a very wide range, so i have no doubt that these the peo

ukrainian navy spokesperson said that attacks from the black sea into ukraine continue. he described it as like a chicken running around without its head. so painted a picture of sort of chaos and confusion. we haven't independently verified that he has been killed, but that is what the ukrainians are saying. >> clare, thank you so much. >>> still ahead for you, the steps a u.s. border town are taking to cope with the growing influx migrants. >>> and an indicted u.s. senator pleads his case to the public as he and his wife face charges that they took hundreds of thousand worst of bribes. >>> and plus tennessee's first transgender lawmaker will be sworn in soon. we'll have the details of her historic win. >>> so far the situation remains the same. there is still no concrete solutions to this issue. bridge one remains closed just so you all know. bridge one is closed. pedestrian traffic is open. so if you walk, you can go through bridge one. the rail as you can see, it is also up and running. that is how the majority of the people are coming in. we need bigger action, bett

as for whether or not it will affect the level of attacks in the black sea, spokesman for the ukrainian navy says these are continuing but described it as like a chicken running around without a head. so making the point without this admiral in charge, things are somewhat chaotic. but hard to know how this will play out. >> clare sebastian, thank you very much for being with us this morning. >>> dufd onald trump saying he s to buy a handgun. we'll tell you how that went. and what happened to an nfl player's jersey sales when the swifties show up. ♪ ♪ every single day, businesses everywhere are asking the exact same question: is it possible? well, with comcast business... it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? so we can better protect our customer data? aww-yeah. absolutely. what else you got? can we use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? before they even exist? we can help with that. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that, too. even out here. you, sir. something on your mind? is it possible to survey foot

the vessel is using the temporary card or established by the ukrainian navy. this is despite russia's threat to treat civilian vessels as potential military targets. the must. all court has declined to hear the appeal of american jim. this is a evan, a guest of age, who is in pre trial detention on spying charges would return the case to a lower court to deal with a lead to procedural violations. the decision means he is likely to remain jailed at least until the end of november spaces up to 20 years in prison. libya's eastern government is origin this to leave the flood head city of den administer said they were impeding the rescue efforts. critics believe the authorities are trying to avoid international screws any for testers in the city blamed local officials for failing to prevent the disaster. as a biogen claims, its troops have taken more than 60 positions of the armenian forces in the disputed region of nicole in a car. but according to a median backed separatist, the at least $25.00 people have been killed and dozens, one day, the tax. but as the by j

russia says a serviceman is missing after a ukrainian missile hits its black sea navy headquarters insky makes a surprise visit to canada as he continues to rally support for his country. king charles and queen camilla are in the city of bordeaux in france where they are wrapping up their state visit. a hello, welcome to bbc news now, 3 hours of fast—moving news, of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. to ukraine now, and russia says a military serviceman is missing after a ukrainian missile hit the headquarters of its black sea navy in the crimean port of sevastopol, causing a fire. the local governor warned residents another attack was possible and urged them to avoid the city centre and stay indoors. these pictures were posted on social media — showing plumes of smoke rising from the building. ukraine has carried out several attacks on crimea this month — destroying a russian air defence system and damaging a ship and submarine. russia seized and annexed the peninsula from ukraine in 2014. so so it is incredibly strategically significant. it comes as president zelensky is in

russia has admitted that at least one ukrainian miss alice at the headquarters of its black sea navy ainian attacks in the course of the war. we just have some latest news from sevastopol for you. the air alert is over, but people are being told to avoid the city centre. the message is that a number of special operations are in progress.

explosives technicians of the naval forces of the ukrainian armed forces underwent training in the disposal of mines and bombs representatives of the royal navy taught ukrainians how to use the rimes unmanned underwater vehicle to detect dangerous objects at the bottom of the sea. this will help secure territorial waters and waterways . the general staff expressed gratitude to great britain for its support. read more about the situation at the front. assumptions were made in the intelligence of great britain, there they note that the ukrainian forces were able to enter the russian multi-level defense line located to the east of the infantry village are gradually continuing their tactical advance and exhausting the russians, the transfer of forces by the occupiers is likely to limit the russians' efforts to carry out their own offensives, the british added, japan will strengthen anti-russian sanctions and help ukraine get through the winter , foreign minister yoshi masa hayashi stated this during a meeting with prime minister denys shmyhal, which took place in kyiv, we will receive 24 cranes for humanitarian demining at the enterprise of the c

alliances stoltenberg and two more defense ministers, british shaps, who immediately confused the ukrainian navyrainian air force, and the french minister lekarnu, arrived in kiev on an unannounced visit. the latter brought as many as 20 representatives of defense industry enterprises that specialize in the production of armored vehicles, artillery, drones, mine clearance, writes lo figaro, and this military landing, as you can guess, is not a coincidence, there is a feeling that the visits are associated with an ineffective counter-offensive in the ssu. nato members met with zelensky, and stoltenberg also, apparently, with kiev’s matt klitschko, because at the press conference, ze jens revealed the base in his paradoxical repertoire. so, every meter that ukraine wins, russia loses, cunningly, but we can do this too, every dollar will be gained... ukraine is losing to the nato country that gave this dollar, as they say, quotes from the greats. staltenberg was asked why russia, which is under sanctions and which he turned into a gas station a long time ago, the late mccain ultimately produces mor

they also involved our comrades in this operation and the command of the marine corps of the ukrainian navy than 45 tanks and more than 200 armored ones. uh, cars. there are also artillery installations. yes , the enemy is really preparing, uh, for offensive events. but as you and i now, i listened and became convinced that our missiles are timely and their mood is humiliating and lowering, so we know their movements, where they are stationed, and the guys from there are transmitting our russian people who are there and our missiles arrive in a timely manner. dislocations. the enemy has a fairly serious chance that they will attack crimea, but again we understand that crimea has a very serious defense. there are all the necessary reconnaissance complexes before reconnaissance, as well as air defense olga is happening now in the artyomovsk direction, who controls the long-suffering tick again the message that it came to the ssu, you can confirm and refute. i really hope to refute it. look, mite beetle is a completely gray area. that is, there is no point at all for the enemy or for us to be

a ukrainian missile hits the black sea navy hq in crimea. russia says a serviceman is missing. zelensky visits canada, as part of his efforts to shore up support for ukraine. police in new york find large quantities of the opioid fentanyl at a nursery following the death of a one—year—old boy. and king charles and queen camilla visit the royal navy warship in bordeaux — as they wrap up their state visit to france. and, blindfolded but open hearted — the groom and guests at this london wedding cover their eyes as a tribute to the bride, who's blind. hello, i'm lucy grey, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. let's go to france to look at those pictures of king charles who is on the last day of his visit to france, he is in bordeaux at the moment, and he is in bordeaux at the moment, and he hasjust arrived he is in bordeaux at the moment, and he has just arrived at a forest. and this is a particularly interesting forest because it is where they are learning about the impact of climate change on trees so he has had a ver

ukraine underwent training in the disposal of mines and bombs, representatives of the royal navy taught ukrainians how to use an unmanned underwater vehicle rimes to detect dangerous objects on the bottom seas this will help secure territorial waters and shipping lanes, the general staff expressed gratitude to great britain for its support, they will rehearse a potential russian attack in the baltic sea, major nato exercises have begun on the northern coast, they are taking place off the coast of latvia and estonia during the two-week maneuvers, 30 vessels up to 3,000 military personnel will take part, in particular will train to carry out amphibious operations and strikes from the sea on land , local media reports among the participants of the state from the baltic sea area, including sweden, as well as the usa, canada, the netherlands, belgium and france, the grand book event kyiv bookfest continues throughout the day, new books are presented, one of the locations was visited by our correspondent, kateryna halko, colleague. i congratulate you. and how many readers came to this festival and which

blocked access to his starlink satellite network in crimea in order to disrupt a major ukrainian attack on the russian navy in crimea. do you think what musk did was appropriate and are you okay with a private citizen having so much power over war? >> first of all, i don't know enough of the details about that to comment, but if there's any sort of smoke, we should have transparency. we should be able to find out exactly what happened, who did it, why they did it and when they did it and we should be able to take the appropriate action. the bottom line is we should always watch out for the national security of americans and our allies. if there's anything that came in the way of that, we should address it. if there's something there, we should ask questions about it. but i think we need to look into it further. >> your campaign got some good news. some brand-new polling from cnn suggests that you are far and away the strongest republican candidate to take on joe biden. in fact, you're the only one if our polling that would decisively beat president biden in a head-to-head race. everyone else is within the

broke out nearby in a multi-story building, reportedly a hotel where the headquarters of the ukrainian navyrfield, where ukrainian mig-29s are based. the ministry of defense published footage of the work of our su-34 fighter-bombers in the krasnolimansk direction, they are on duty around the clock, received target coordinates immediately for a combat mission, the command and observation posts of the ukrainian armed forces, armored vehicles, and also the base from where the enemy controlled the drones were destroyed. the military was used to liquidate the objects. more footage from the special operation zone, a strike on a train that was transporting equipment of ukrainian militants, supposedly hit a facility a few days ago near the rodenskaya station, this is in the dnpr, and k-52 helicopters, the legendary alligators, took out two enemy tanks at once. the assault detachments of the ivanovo paratroopers are already working, the enemy has dug in in the forest, the soldiers the airborne forces received the coordinates and moved there. first, the area was covered by artillery, then armored gro

breaking news out of ukraine and russia has admitted that at least one ukrainian missile has hit the headquarters of russia's black sea navyto a local governor. crimea, which russia seized and annexed from ukraine in 2014, has been a frequent target of ukrainian attacks in the course of the 19—month war. it is strategically incredibly significant as well and that's why we have seen ukraine refocus its efforts on crimea. it is a vital logistics hub for russia's war effort due to its location on the black sea and as i have mentioned, the home of

the ground forces will train the ukrainian military on land, and the navy may redeploy to the black sea. grandchas, said that he held negotiations with the leadership of the army on the transfer of the official british training program to ukraine. the publication notes that more than 2,000 ukrainian servicemen have already passed basic training joint military training in the uk as part of operation interflex, but nato members, including the uk, have so far avoided sending their troops to ukraine due to the risk they could come under fire from russia, but shaps' statement appears to mark a change in the government's approach to public discussion of the deployment personnel in ukraine, telegram concludes. on the southern front, the ukrainian military repelled more than 20 enemy attacks over the past day and eliminated almost a hundred occupiers. in the east, having received po teeth near bakhmut, the russians now concentrated on mariintka. in general , the intensity of fighting in donetsk region is now such that ukrainian pilots have to make up to 10 sorties a day, which method of fire is

how he says he prevented a ukrainian attack on a russian navy base as link internet coverage to crimear to enable a drone strike over a russian fleet of ships. musk denied the request tonight in a tweet. musk said, quote, our terms of service clearly prohibit starlink from offensive military action as we are a civilian system. kaiser permanente is set to pay $49 million in a settlement for the improper disposal of hazardous materials and patient information. state attorney general rob bonta announced the agreement this morning alongside several district attorneys, including prosecutors from alameda county. san mateo and san francisco starting in 2015. officials say undercover inspections looked into unsecured dumpsters at 16 kaiser hospitals and offices. paper records containing information of more than 7700 patients were discovered, as well as biological waste. the oakland based health care giant says it hired a third party consulting agent and conducted trash audits at its facilities in an effort to improve compliance. kaiser also modified procedures to improve the handling storage a

that he secretly ordered the satellite service turned off near crimea to disrupt a ukrainian sneak attack on the russian navyoff so the ukrainians couldn't do it because he had a fear that that would provoke putin to use nuclear weapons. now, chairman, when you hear that and you think about elon musk was able to stop an attack, what do you think about a private citizen ka billionaire who's very vocal to have this much power in this war? >> one thing that's clear is the star link system was absolutely essential for ukraine to defend themselves. >> yes. >> and you certainly get into this gray area of where the private sector and state action and conflicts arise. we sometimes have it in -- when you look at the defense industrial base, but when you have in actual operations of a conflict, it certainly gets more problematic. in looking at this overall, the star link system and elon musk's support for ukraine has been overwhelmingly positive. >> overwhelmingly positive. so when you see this, do you cringe? or you just say on balance still been good? >> i think that -- >> both? >> yes. this has had an unbelievable

ukrainian government is not happy with its ceo. a new book claims elon musk thwarted an attack on the russian navy. at issue the star link satellite network. the ukrainian military relies heavily on the technology and the book claims elon musk once had engineers turn the star link network off to prevent a drone strike on russian ships. yesterday musk denied turning star link off but did say he refused a request to activate the network there. >>> the biden administration is asking the supreme court to hear a case allowing widespread access to a commonly used abortion pill. the case started back in april when a federal judge in texas tried to invalidate the fda approval of the drug mifepristone. the supreme court agreed to put a stay in place. that puts a hold on the judge's order while the case works its way through the courts. if the supreme court decides not to take the case, the earlier ruling would kick in. that would mean getting the pill through the mail or without an in-person doctor's visit will be more difficult. >> it's been more than two months since the millennium tower was bolstered to b

again if these claims are true, that would be significant for the ukrainians because obviously the russian officers navyers were relocated underground, so they had to bring them to the headquarters, higherfloors in order to kill those officers. we headquarters, higher floors in order to kill those officers.— to kill those officers. we are expecting — to kill those officers. we are expecting russia's _ to kill those officers. we are expecting russia's foreign l to kill those officers. we are - expecting russia's foreign minister to speak in the next hour or so in new york where he has been at the united nations general assembly. do you think you will comment on this strike? what do you expect the russian response to be? again, russian response to be? again, russia has _ russian response to be? again, russia has so-called _ russian response to be? again, russia has so-called red - russian response to be? again, russia has so-called red line i russian response to be? again, russia has so-called red line is| russia has so—called red line is that the west shouldn't cross but we haven't seen any evidence that

a ukrainian missile hits the black sea navy hq in crimea. russia says a serviceman is missing. to shore up support for ukraine. king charles and queen camilla are in the city of bordeaux — wrapping up their state visit to france. more information and new images of sarah cherif. —— sara sharif. hello, i'm lucy grey, welcome to verified live, let's go straight to ottawa where president zelensky has arrived, alongside presidentjustin trudeau. he arrived there late last night and is visiting canada, an unannounced visit to canada where the visit is very much going to be about saying thank you to canada for the support it has shown him throughout the last year or so, it has shown him throughout the last year orso, during it has shown him throughout the last year or so, during such a difficult time for his country canada has given $1.8 billion worth of military aid to ukraine over the past month or so. and this is very much a visit to say thank you for

earlier, neptune sent the black sea flagship to the bottom of the black sea russian navy cruiser moskva modified by ukrainians anti-aircraft missile system c 200 also successfully hit military targets in russia, the least known about the ukrainian so far mysterious weapon which already hit the target at a distance of 700 km, which was stated by president volodymyr zelenskyi, but the main thing is that the war is moving deeper and deeper into the enemy's rear, because what has been done must be punished. i told you lotna bryansk, ryazan , orlov, kaluska and moscow regions. and of course, the city of pskov is seven kilometers from of the ukrainian border. the attack of drones on the territory of russia on the night of august 30 became the largest since the beginning of the war and one of the most successful, only at the pskov airfield the region was destroyed or damaged from four to six il-76 military transport aircraft, what types of drones were used during the attack and where they were launched from, officials in kyiv voice different versions, it is possible to confuse the enemy , president zelensky hinted i

but this is a place where it has exerted such dominance through its navy, where it launches missiles across ukraine, it blockades ukrainianattack does is undermine russia's

again, if these claims are true, that would be significant for the ukrainians because obviously the russian officers navyuarters were relocated underground, so they had to bring them to the headquarters higherfloors in order to kill those officers. we are expecting russia's foreign minister to speak in the next hour or so in new york where he has been at the united nations general assembly. do you think he will comment on this strike? what do you expect the russian reaction might be? perhaps we can expect three narratives. first of all, russia has so—called red lines that the west shouldn't cross but we haven't seen any evidence that russia significantly retaliates, for example, attacks on crimea. secondly, it would be about appealing to the global southern audience, showing again the disinformation about the colonial nature of the war and how russia fights for the people in the global south. third, perhaps i would expect they would try to again play on the divisions within the european union, copy some of the narratives of hungary or poland when it comes to ukrainian policies towards ethnic minorities.

russia has admitted that at least one ukrainian miss alice at the headquarters of its black sea navy in sevastopol and has caused the fire. the governor has urged residents to avoid the city centre and stay involved. crimea has been a frequent target of ukrainian attacks in the course of the war. we just have some latest news from sevastopol for you. the air alert is over, but people are being told to avoid the city centre. the message is that a number of special operations are in progress. more on that story in a moment. as ukraine faces a second winter of war, it is suffering heavy losses on the battlefield, but the military does not release figures for those killed and injured. the bbc has been given access to one of the main hospitals receiving casualties from the front lines. doctors there have treated more than 20,000 wounded soldiers since russia's full—scale invasion in february 2022, many of them amputees. from south—eastern ukraine, our international correspondent 0rla guerin reports. sirens. under a blanket of darkness, the wounded are brought in. on arrival each one is num

ukraine's intelligence service says ukrainian forces successfully launched their largest attack yet on the russian navy'slack sea fleet. on wednesday morning, ukrainian bombers equipped with british- and french-made cruise missiles struck a dry dock in the crimean city of sevastopol, destroying a russian amphibious ship and a submarine. elsewhere, russia's military said its air defense units thwarted a drone attack over crimea, while ukraine claimed to have shot down 17 out of 22 russian drones launched at targets in southern ukraine. here in the united states, a senate investigations subcommittee has issued a subpoena for documents on saudi arabia's $700 billion sovereign wealth fund and its investments in the u.s. senator richard blumenthal is probing a proposed merger between the saudi fund and the pga liv golf tour. during a hearing wednesday, blumenthal and other lawmakers raised saudi human rights abuses and links between saudi leaders and the 9/11 attacks. >> this week marks 22 years since those horrific attacks. not only did 15 of the 19 hijackers come from saudi arabia, but in the years since, e

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world veteran from the 2nd world war from swan, ukrainian independence against the russians and continues to support the troops today. even that is a 98, the navy veteran was recognized by the canadian, how speaker as a ukrainian hero, as a canadian hero who fought against afore ukrainian independence against what he called russian aggressors. and he also proceeded to thank him for his service. i loved that statement by the highest speaker saying, you know, he's fought against the russians conveniently, forgetting that they was the red army fighting against nazi germany. so in a who is this person that, as you mentioned, crudo lensky, that the entire parliament are, are applauding, saluting. so this is a $98.00 a year old veteran called yellow slab guy. he's ukranian born as, as collaborator now living in canada. now he's serving the infamous 14th a watson as volunteer division, a unit that committed atrocities against polish civilians, russians, and also jewish communities. it was formed by nazi germany and consisted mostly of ukrainian collaborators from the western parts of ukraine. this veteran yellow slab who got was never really shy of, h

starlink near the crimean coast last year to thwart ukraine's covert attacks on the russian navy when ukrainianmarine drones. those filled with explosives approached the russian fleet. they lost contact and washed ashore. the mask decision, after which ukrainian officials began to beg him to turn on the satellites again, was caused by acute fear that russia would respond to ukraine’s attack on crimea with nuclear weapons. he told him about the capabilities of the drones. musk noted that he was impressed by the design of the drones, but he would not include communications, because ukraine goes too far and may suffer a strategic defeat. well, a little later, the mask said that by the time of that attack the system had not yet been turned on, but really refused to activate it for the sake of kiev's victory from the state ones. there was an emergency request to activate starlink all the way to sevastopol, obviously the goal was to sink most of the russian fleet at anchor, if i agreed to their request, then spacex would become a clear accomplice of a major military act, and escalating conflict mask

veteran from the 2nd world for from fort ukrainian independence against the russians and continues to support the troops today. even at his age of 98, the navy veteran was recognized by the canadian house secret has been ukrainian hero as a canadian hero who fall against afore ukrainian independence guess what he called russian aggressors. and he also proceeded to thank him for his service. so this is a $98.00 a year old veteran cold yet us love he guy, he's ukrainian born as collaborator now living in canada. now he served in the infamous 14th a watson s. s volunteered division a unit that committed atrocities against polish civilians, russians, and also jewish communities. it was formed by nazi germany and consisted mostly of ukrainian collaborators from the western parts of ukraine. this veteran yellow slab who called was never really shy of, he's not the palace because it was very much well documented. we so we can see photos of him proudly sending alongside his and not the collaborators in the us as the vision. but you know, it seems that canada is really no stranger to white washing, nods the links because one of the people who rose to

now it has emerged elon musk sabotaged a ukrainian drone attack on the russian navy.de the drones. elon musk said his company would have been complicit in an act of war had he agreed. the incident is revealed in agreed. the incident is revealed in a new book on the tech mogul. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are watching bbc news. north korea claims to have launched its first submarine capable of carrying out an underwater nuclear attack — though there's no evidence yet of its operational ability. these pictures were released by north korean state media. the vessel was reportedly unveiled in a ceremony on wednesday, presided over by the country's leader kimjong—un. a report in state media said the submarine strengthened the country's nuclear deterrent by "leaps and bounds". live now tojoseph dempsey — research associate for defence and military at international institute for strategic studies. good to have you with us. let's start with what we know on what we are yet to find out about the submarine.— are yet to find out about the submarine. ~