obviously, there's heavy losses on both sides, but ukrainis have managed to defend in bakhmut, at least for now. they certainly have done a lot to weaken pressure's military potential, and more importantly, the russian spring offensive, as so many people talked about, that they thought would be able to create some breakthroughs has only created breakthroughs in one small town and not even backward, where they have been fighting for nine months. >> a ukrainian soldier i spoke to described it like a first world war seen happening in bakhmut right now with soldiers being mowed down. you detail that there, saying they are sending combat records basically into the fire that ukrainians are hitting them with. it is a hellish situation, but the spring offensive, as you mentioned, not working as moscow would like it to, i think it is fair to say. will there be a ukrainian counteroffensive soon? ere do you think it might happen? >> they are obviously gathering the main forces of the question -- will they withdraw more forces from backward to put them there or not and if so, how many? i think they

not a day, but the most important thing is that professorbek published his research in the golos ukrainy newspaper , which was the main parliamentary newspaper from the country. that is, in the words of the professor, the great sacred meaning was immediately indulged. i understand that in the fourteenth year they became obligatory, because all the textbooks, uh, everything, do not fit into this scheme. uh, the fact is that any spruce appeared long before the fourteenth year, a textbook that was written to black and white children. that the ukrainian nation is 140,000 years old, despite the fact that a modern man appeared about 40-50,000 years ago, it means that ukrainians were somewhere comparable in age to neanderthals, and not only did they write it and at school it still fell on the conscience of the teacher, and he could teach in this way, but he could teach differently and really it became obligatory only after the fourteenth year, when denunciations began to be written against teachers and a hut began to come to them or arrest them for incorrectly teaching history. before that, som

zaporizhia region, according to unconfirmed information, tkach was blown up in to his own car on heroiv ukrainy a video of a burning car was published by the mayor of melitopol, ivan fedorov, a smartphone was confirmed by ukrainian pravda sources in the sbu , kurakhov was left without power the night before due to an artillery attack by the russians, the head of the donetsk regional military administration reported on eight damaged high-rise buildings with a destroyed transformer substation, as a result, without electricity for more than 1,000 subscribers of electricity will be restored as soon as the security situation allows, assured pavlo kyrylenko in on wednesday in kharkiv, they promise to start electric transport again, which stopped on march 9 after a large-scale rocket attack, then the enemy left the city practically without electricity, the day before, civil infrastructure and the metro were restored there, and instead of trams and trolleybuses, 100 buses were brought to the roads of kharkiv, however, the electric transformer will work only on the condition that there is no the city ha

not become slaves death is better from monday to friday 11:00 p.m. in marathon the only news of its ukrainy the borders of ukraine for drones join the gathering of the border guard our weapon is the truth marathon the only news we work with you a social team we talk about current events in russian - ukrainian war everything will be ukraine in the center of events all-ukrainian unified telethon is being picked up by the social media team on the news my name is maya podhorodetska congratulations, the number of witnesses to the rocket attack on zaporozhye has increased on march 22, a 19-year-old boy died in the hospital. this was reported in ukrinform with reference to the zaporizhia regional administration . according to their data, the boy had an open brain injury. doctors fought for his life for two days , but they could not save him. on march 22, the russian military fired 6 rockets at zaporizhzhia one of them hit two neighboring high-rise buildings , the occupiers fired with a tornado-s rocket salvo system, then as a result of the shelling, 34 people were injured , one man died in the hos

it really happened yesterday with a car in the very center of our city on heroiv ukrainy street, a caronging to the owner of a collaborator who was responsible for passenger transportation with the occupation authorities exploded. he was appointed director of one of the municipal enterprises invented by the occupiers, they handed over our bus station to this enterprise for maintenance. and this collaborator tkach, his last name, he began to help the enemy in the first weeks of the full occupation of our city, at first he provided his buses for the transportation of certain groups of people, then he completely monopolized it, you could say under its influence, all passenger transportation not only to the temporarily occupied melitopol or the occupied zaporizhzhia region, but two weeks ago we reported that in the meantime a full-time officer in melitopol at the bus station, who was under the leadership of a collaborator tkach, they made an overnight stay for the russian military who did not have time to move from one destination to another, so tkach organized a night stay for them. well,

who will become the next president, he says that the war will end on the 24th of the year pobedy ukrainytes will ask him to show himself in different ways. well, yes, and if biden supports ukraine, then his opponents will either say that ukraine should not be supported, or i will not say that he supports ukraine there are not enough jobs, if there is some other position, ukraine can become a political football in the pre -election campaign, which is actually too bad because it is the best. i was able to solve this problem, of course, not to my advantage, but first of all, we don’t know for sure whether biden will run for office, he says that he will, but he is delaying how this moment, uh, that he will run for office, and it is not clear in after all, what will he decide, so this is how his decision might be ? among republicans, i don’t see that the ukrainian candidate could win the preliminary race, that is, it will either be trump, or it will be a distance, who has already taken a stand against ukraine together with trump, and the rest of the candidates are just there there are candida

important thing is that professorbek hmm, it means that his research was published in the newspaper golos ukrainy this , which was the main parliamentary newspaper of the country, that is, in the words of professor beymik, the great sacred meaning was immediately indulged. i understand that in the fourteenth year they became mandatory, because practically all textbooks, er, everything, do not fit into this scheme. e, are being crossed out. the fact is that e everything was manifested long before the fourteenth year, textbooks in which it was written to black and white children that ukrainian nation 140,000 years old. this is despite the fact that a modern man appeared about 40-50,000 years ago, which means that ukrainians were somewhere comparable in age to neanderthals, and not only did they write it and at school it was still a bastard on the conscience of the teacher, and he could teach in this way, but the mighty otherwise and really became obligatory only after the fourteenth year, when teachers began to write denunciations and they began to come to them from second-hand or arrest them for i

fedorov says the explosion was loud and prolonged, the whole city heard the event happened near heroiv ukrainy street, journalist andriy tsaplienko notes that the owner of the car that exploded is the traitor dmytro kucherkov, who led the state emergency service before the war. there are no more details yet in the higher anti-corruption court. naftogaz andrii kobolev, we will learn the details from our correspondent dmytro didora, he followed the meeting of his colleague dobry vecher and they tell whether the court chose a new preventive measure for vitay anya greetings to all viewers of the espresso tv channel, i hope you can hear me and i want to say right away that the preventive measure against andriy kobolev has been changed, it has become more severe and one duty has been added to mr. kobolev. and what exactly is it, let's listen to the deputy head of the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office today investigating judge of the high anti-corruption court partially satisfied the prosecution's request and imposed a new duty on the suspect in this criminal proceeding, in particular t

the war, now 14 months in, has displaced millions of ukraini ukrainians, breaking up families, forcingtly women and children to flee. you brought your two daughters. how were they affected by the war? they are always nervous and emotional. when the air raid sirens go off, our youngest starts to scream. this woman is the founder of the equine center. animals can't criticize. they can't judge. it gives people a chance to be at one with themselves. more than 5,000 children have come here for mental healing, redirecting their trauma and recentering themselves through touch and care. nearly 300 service members have come here, too. some with skepticism, anger and posttraumatic stress disorder. it's much harder with military and the men keep their emotions bottled up. but when they leave, some have said, i want to live here. was today a good day for you? for veronica and amelia, it was. and then, veronica starts to sing. ♪ ♪ i will be my friend if it makes you feel all right ♪ >> reporter: a few moments of cheer, when everyone feels all right in the company of gentle giants, that help heal th

mobilization will be announced , or some more, uh, another aggressive action of russia, uh, directed towards ukrainytifies that supposedly this is the answer, as usual plants are attacked, she answers that there will be, what kind of reaction we saw we saw that putin first canceled his trip eh and the old polish region and stayed i accept it in moscow about took part in this event online also a message about what is supposed to be an urgent emergency meeting with security measures then there was a message that they postponed it to tomorrow then it seems that they canceled it with everything, can you clarify what they talked about, yes, that's what they expected, specifically from this sovbeza a-a well, in general, i should have told you that it was such a sobolochnoe a -a because the very messages about the so-called virgin group a-a they came very suddenly, secondly, they spoke more very scattered at first but there is almost a shortage of people, according to some reports , and it came to the bryansk region, then they said that the information was different, including from well , let’s call it off

moment a ukrainian soldier, believed to be a prisoner of the russians, is executed after saying "slava ukraini," glory to ukraine. and david, tonight, president zelenskyy has denied rumors of a ukrainian withdrawal from bakhmut, saying it's yielded the greatest results of this war, namely, draining russia of its resources and even buying ukraine more time to reinforce the region. david? >> james longman in ukraine for us again tonight. james, thank you. >>> when we come back here on a monday night, the fbi investigating the mysterious death onboard a carnival cruise ship from charleston to the bahamas. >>> and then tonight, bruce willis' wife and her deeply personal plea about dementia and respect, as willis now battles this disease. for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to their current treatment. and vyvgart helped clinical trial participants achieve r

was in a hurry when they tried to identify the name of this hero , who in these shots says slava ukrainynot timofey's fool. and what is oleksandr matievskyi anyway? i just still don't see something, the ministry of defense at least recognized mistake and at least apologized to shadura's family. well, it seems to me that everything is a normal step and they rushed to publish unverified information for some unknown reason, and now with some unknown delay they do not admit their mistake again. heka in letters, but i don’t understand what is happening with the ministry of defense there, in principle, they are not able to learn from their mistakes or something like that. well, i think you are right here, the situation with the recognition of the names of the heroes is enough , in my opinion, it is critical. well, you must admit your mistakes and to maintain an adequate dialogue with the society if it concerned the situation and the purchase of food there for the ministry of defense and even more our heroes should know who he is, and well, they expected what the correct answer was when yurii,

, trump sees a similar vein betweenoblia our obligations to nato and our current supporcurrent in ukraini> we are spending we're up to almost one hundred and24 $50 billion and europe's twenty four billion dollar.s not is the same thing with nato. don't forget, i got them to put up hundreds of billions of dollars and the head of a verya important country stood upul and said, who was delinquent? said , could i aski you if we don't what you're saying, if w russia attacks us and we aren't paid up, you're not going to protect us . >> i said, that's exactly what i i . >> joining me now to analyze all this, president trump's interview, steven miller,e th founder of america first legalio and former senior adviser to presidentr advise trump, ande devine, "new york post" columnist and fox news con contributor. h miranda, let's start with you.th the president spoke a lot abouta dieser alvin bragg. we're going to get to that. he spoke a lot about kind of i the witch hunt and what happened in twenty , twenty andt more . toward the end, itry a wasndt the focus on the country and what biden has done wro

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moment a ukrainian soldier is believed to be a prisoner of the russians is executed after saying slava ukrainito ukraine. there have been some rumors ukraine is perhaps going to retreat or withdraw from bakhmut. president zelenskyy spoke last night said those rumors are absolutely not true and actually the ukrainian strategy has been to divert russia's attention to bakhmut in order to better secure this entire region so the town i'm in now, other towns across the donbas have had months to prepare for a russian onslaught and they think they've managed to do that, so even if bakhmut falls in the next days or weeks or even months, the fight to come would be a much more difficult one for russia. >> james longman, thanks. >>> here at home ron desantis is taking center stage as he eyes a white house run. the florida governor will deliver a state of the state speech tonight. he'll hammer home hot button cultural issues. rachel scott has the story. desantis delivering a message far beyond florida. >> reporter: exactly, george. and florida governor ron desantis has not said whether he will run for pres

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