well indeed, the russian president vladimir fulton, has visited the southern, the city of vulgar grad, which just for one day has been given its previous name of stalingrad. basically, the whole city around me is celebrating the 80th birthday. the 80th anniversary i should say, over the battle that basically shaped the entire world war to one of the most decisive clashes between the soviet army and nazi germany. behind me is a show that the city has prepared for, well, what looks like hundreds of people who are well gathering all around me. but of course, the, the speech of the russian president vladimir putin. it could not admit the current conflicts that russia is engulfed in. now, of course, i'm talking about the conflict in ukraine. moscow largely sees this as the new as the 21st century battle of knox is em. and the, well, basically the bits that you just heard of latimer prudent saying that, well, german tanks are once again fighting russian tanks and german tanks are marked with crosses and that they are well operated by a cruise that are following in the footsteps over hitler.

1000000 people lost their lives fighting soldiers from all soviet states, fulton stalingrad, including ukrainians, but to vladimir putin. this is primarily a russian victory to russia. president also claims at histories repeating that passion is once again threatening his country. neither i yet it's unbelievable that i am no, no from believable, but it's a fact nor we are again threatening with german leopard tanks and again, they are going to war against russia on ukrainian soil. casey, with the help of his ears that we were ukraine assembly. okay. and okay, but the, the, she get that ha, but as russia honest, those who defended the city against the german onslaught 80 years ago is sold as of fighting a war of aggression of their own as take a look at some or stories making headlines around the world, israel's foreign minister has attended talks in sudan saying that the 2 countries expecting fully normalize relations later this year. such an agreement would be a israel's 4th, as part of the u. s. broke it abraham a court following deals with the united arab emirates. right. and morocco me because because tech st

vladimir putin accountable. >>> breaking news, the judge in fulton county, georgia, releasing three sections of that special grand jury report. joining me throughout the hour, peter alexander in washington. peter, you're following the big news from georgia. take it away. >> that is right, no bells chiming here so we'll try to get through this hour a little more silently if possible. there are three portions over nine pages in total that we are learning new details now, including this special grand jury receiving testimony from a total of 75 witnesses. they also received information through investigator testimony and various forms of digital and physical media, according to this new report we have received. that information coming throughout the year that they were impanelled. andrea will stay with us. joining us is blayne alexander in atlanta, garrett haake who is near former president trump's mar-a-lago estate in west palm beach, and former u.s. attorney joyce vance. blayne, i want to get to you right away. you have those excerpts from that report. it's limited, but there are two significant takeaways. >> report

president vladimir putin have said that he looks forward to deepening the partnership between russia and china in a meeting with beijing's top diplomat wong that ye attend to talks with fulton at the kremlin to day and told him that relations between beijing and moscow would not be influenced by other countries. the meeting took place just days out from the one year anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine, which also says that he's looking forward to a visit to moscow by chinese president. she jenna pang of him. we're all this. we want to pull in now i'm theresa fallon, she's the founder and director of the center for russia, europe, asia studies. she joins me from brussels. it's good to see you again. let me ask you about one ye. he told putin today that crises offer opportunities. what opportunities do you think the war in ukraine can offer to both russia and china, where i think it's becoming quite clear that both russia and china had strategic alignment, their interest coincide, and they are challenging the international order. so i think that the chinese character where there is crisis, there is opportunity, even though this war has taken much longer than either pu