special military operation will last as long as necessary to fulfill all the stated goals, said vladimir putin hope from the west to scoop up resources will not come true, and new deliveries of expressions to kiev only lead to a delay military operations. first of all, our people. it's uh, and they're acting devastating. they say they can put it there. ok then. eh, let them put it on. uh, so we're snapping a patriot. there there will need then something instead it is necessary to develop a new system. this is a complex and lengthy process. all wrong. it’s just that we take this into account, we also read everything that is there, but it appears, with regard to e our capabilities and e, our e. uh stocks and so on. they are also big spenders. this is understandable. i will not now, but to name the numbers. let's say how many shells per day, the second one is, uh, these are big numbers, but the difference between us , let's say, and those who oppose us , is that, let's say, it is the ukrainian military- industrial complex. well, if it hasn’t completely reset to zero, then their own bases are rapidly m

hope all house republicans will attend the zelenskyy address this evening. and when they do, they should listen to president zelenskyy describe the horror his people have endured at the hands of vladimir putin. i hope that donald trump's friendship with putin is not motivating house republicans to turn a blind eye to ukraine's suffering and desperate need for help, because the so-called friendship between putin and trump was a sour relationship that was deeply damaging to our country and to the international order. excuse me. this week marks ten months since vladimir putin began his unprovoked, immoral, and savage invasion of ukrainian territory. while the conflict is sadly not near its conclusion, russia's military is on its heels after a series of humiliating defeats, a testament to the ukrainian people's bravery, resilience and commitment to defending their homeland. ukraine's success also shows that american support is working. to date, our funding has put more weapons in ukrainian hands and more victories under their belt. now is not the time, not the time, to take our foot off the gas when it comes to helping ukraine. the single worse thing we can do right now is give putin any signal

what was vladimir putin hoping to do in grabbing a wnba player two weeks before an invasion? >> she also has been going in and out of russia for nearly ten years. making nearly ten times the amount of money there in the offseason than she's ever made as a star wnba player. so she had reason to go there, but she also embodies almost everything that putin rails against and tries to oppress in his own country. he has effectively outlawed gay and lesbian couples being open about their love. the idea of a black athlete challenging white supremacy, the cannabis consumption, also something he has harsh penalties in place for. so the opportunity as he was planning to invade ukraine, as the united states and european allies are standing up for democracy, to grab a star american, who in addition, has all these identities that challenge russian ideology and white supremacy, it really was too good for putin to pass up. >> so what, i know there's a lot to this, i'm going to take this to julia as well, then why now? i mean, because none of those identiies have changed. if part was a symbol

but we do see that obviously the war is going not in the direction vladimir putin was hoping for. which is what ilya yashin has been consistently doing for a long time. even though he has been detained for other reasons over the years, many times, today he was sentenced to those extremely long years in jail and this is meant not only to silence him but also act as a deterrent for those who are willing to still speak out. against putin and specifically the war in ukraine. ilya yashin has been critical for and specifically the war in ukraine. ilya yashin has been criticalfor a long time and outspoken for a long time so why would this arrest happen now, the sentencing? you use the platform to attack putin and his generals notjust for the war but the specific atrocities in ukraine —— he used the platform to attack putin. he put out a video on his youtube channel which was the foundation for his charges for which he was sentenced today. as was mentioned in your report, he is one of the few russian opposition figures who stayed behind, many have left for that very reason that we all kne

they claim that everything that is happening in ukraine is vladimir putin's very big mistake vladimir putin hoped is allegedly cornered , and therefore he will agree to any of our conditions. well, that is, in other words, they still perceive the fact that we are not finishing off, in particular, not the ukrainian capital, not the zelensky regime, as some kind of our mistake or as our inability to deliver such fatal blows, but also the key they do not understand at all that going on now in ukraine they don’t understand at all what tasks we set for ourselves, didn’t kill zelensky, which means we can’t kill zelensky, didn’t raze ukraine to the ground. this means that we cannot raze ukraine to the ground. so weak. so we will push. in this regard, we need any of their proposals ideas to sit down at the negotiating table. ignore it at least, because the main company of the american rate, which represents the american military-industrial complex, has formulated for itself the task of increasing the production of weapons for waging war with the russian federation in a five-year perspective, that is, we

but those are factors that have to be considered, and i think vladimir putin is hoping that they growkiron skinner, thanks as always. anita: kurdish activists and anti-racism groups protesting in paris in response to an attack at a kurdish cultural center that killed three people yesterday. police say the attack was aimed at foreigners. ryan chilcote is live in loan bonn -- london with the story. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, hi, anita. well, a second day of protests urned to clashes today in paris. they started relatively peaceful, mostly peaceful, but as the day went on, they descended into violence and mayhem. as you said, kurdish activists, anti-racism activists gathered in the thousands. it was really kind of almost a jovial event, many of them coming out with flags. there to solemnly protest and to mourn those people who were killed friday in what was clearly a racially-motivated attack. but as sometimes happens, some of these protesters turned on the police and turned to violence. the second day now of protests and clashes in paris, it all kicked off yesterday a

hope all house republicans will attend the zelenskyy address this evening, and when they do, they should listen to president zelenskyy describe the horror his people have endured at the hands of vladimir putinpe that donald trump's friendship with putin is not motivating house republicans to turn a blind eye to ukraine's suffering and desperate need for help. >> i talked to quite a few senators, both republican and democrat who were in support of additional aid for ukraine. even if they are concerned on some level about an endless spigot of money, they believe this is important and basically their message to house republicans is that this is something that needs to be a high priority, but when kevin mccarthy takes over the speaker gavel, if even able to win that race, it's going to be harder for this aid to be appropriated from congress because there are house republicans that very much do believe that the spending has already been too much and future spending is too much to ask for. >> you have written about articles a about this visit now coming up. including the u.s. giving that patriot missile battery to ukraine. and traping the team outside the country. what about long range weapons th

- said vladimir putin, there is no hope of the west for the exhaustion of resources. yutsya, and new deliveries of weapons to kiev only lead to the prolongation of hostilities. they act. they say devastation, they can put it there. ok then. eh, let them put it on. uh, so we're snapping a patriot. there, then it will be necessary to have something instead of 5 rows to stand , new systems need to be developed. this is a complex and lengthy process. all wrong. we just take this into account, we also consider everything that appears there, with regard to our capabilities and our uh hmm reserves and so on. they spend it too. this is clear. i will not now, but to name the numbers, how many shells per month, let's say, in this? yes, these are big numbers, but the difference between us is opposed lies in the fact that, let's say, the ukrainian vk is. well, if it has not completely reset to zero, then they are rapidly moving towards this. your own base will soon be gone. and it's only growing for us. the battery destroyed several more howitzers asked for centuries in the zone

vladimir putin? >> president vladimir putin appearing to dash hopes of a diplomatic solution warns the war will be longhat the risk of a nuclear conflict is on the rise. he quickly dialled back his language insisting russia would only use a nuclear weapon for self-defense, never first. it was more of a reminder that an over threat. the risk is increasing he said adding that we haven't gone mad. we understand what nuclear weapons are. we're not going to wave it like a razor blade around the world. but of course, we must proceed from the fact that we have it. >> tucker: so we're now at war a hot war, with russia. american military personnel, lots of u.s. government employees are in ukraine fighting the war with weapons that you paid for and the guy we're at war with threatened to use nuclear weapons against us. that is not a story? that's not bigger than banning lynching or legalizing gay marriage again when it was already legal? we're legalizing contraception that has been available since 1967 or interracial marriage? what? who is falling for this? oh, everyone. chris bedford joins us tonight. good to s

vladimir putin. >> president vladimir putin appearing to dash hopes of a diplomatic solution, warns the war will be long and that the risk of a nuclear conflict is on the rise. >> but he quickly dialed back his language, insisting russia would only use a nuclear weapon for self-defense. never first if it was more of a reminder than an overt threat, someone especially the risk, is increasing, he said, adding, we haven't gone mad . we understand what nuclear weapons are. we are not going to wave it like a razorblade around the world. but of course we must proceed from the fact that we have it so we're now at war. a hot war, not a proxy war, a hot war. with russia, american military personnel, lots of u.s. government employees are in ukraine fighting that war with american weapons that you paid for. and the guy we're at war with just threaten to use nuclear weapons against us . now, whatever you think of that war, that's not a story that's not bigger than banning lynching or legalizing gay marriage. again, when it was already legal or legalizing contraception, which has been legal since nineteen sixty

fighting force that wasn't ready to take over another country what gives vladimir putin any type of hope this will go his way, ultimately? >> i don't see at all what he could be thinking is going in his direction. it may be that the manpower, the mobilelizations they recently levied across russia will have some impact. i have seen military experts begin to say that these converts are coming in and being put onto the front lines. they may be in a meat grinder, it may be ukrainians are able to kill them quickly but helps exhaust the ammunition of the ukrainians and therefore russia feels like it has many cards to play before it sues for peace. >> rich: the president of ukraine went from the front lines in ukraine to the halls of congress in 24 hours last week. here is some of what he had to say to lawmakers. >> we have artillery. is it enough? honestly not really. to insure -- it holds back the russian army but for the russian army to completely pull out. >> rich: is it time for the united states to provide more offensive weapons to the ukrainians? >> i think so. if we want this war to end

hope all house republicans will attend the zelenskyy address this evening. when they do, they should listen to president zelenskyy describe the horror his people have endured at the hands of vladimir putin that donald trump's friendship with putin is not motivating house republicans to turn a blind eye to ukraine's suffering and desperate need for help. >> it's never a chuck schumer floor statement if his phone doesn't ring in the middle of it. no one has been able to teach that man about the mute button. i hope the republicans show up. there never would have been a question about whether republicans would show up. the fact that we have to urge them to show up is crazy. i do think this is the question. the general says, there are republicans who will waiver. broadly, you will have bipartisan support. how much resistance is there to continuing a robust u.s. aid effort in this incoming congress? how much is the isolationist instinct on display in what is now the republicans in control of the lower chamber? >> reporter: the fact that schumer has to say that is a commentary on where republican politics are, especially in this post-trump era. trump came to prominence with an american first m

viktorovych, so that ukraine becomes a member nato is clearly not theo, what vladimir putin dreamed of, even his best hopesct that this is nato, greetings are located on the territory of ukraine. yes, ukraine does not recognize the loss of its territory, and without the conclusion of the logical conclusion of these hostilities, nato becomes such a ghostly prospect, who can , so can this is a change in the world architecture when hostilities continue or all territories are not controlled ukraine is already tired, we couldn’t expect much after february 2022, well, i expected, we waited maybe just on the threshold of some kind of such a security revolution no, it can’t be because 100 years will actually be soon maybe he and a person who is able to see such revolutions can say i know that with the eu it is easier to solve the issue there because we have the precedent of cyprus yes, they are divided there too they promised mr. viktor to hold a referendum and to join the turkish part, they are just a fraud

ntv today with you very soon vladimir putin took part i hope that the answer will be properly formulated and the corresponding results will be achieved. 230 rounds of ammunition in 10 settlements of the dpr with massive nato-caliber fire, allied forces return fire on enemy positions from howitzers, a new russian gas production center was opened, we are launching a unique field. enough for the next hundred years. migration crisis on the southern border of the united states threatens to turn into a humanitarian catastrophe which the president took part began with a minute of silence in memory of the fallen participants in the special operation in ukraine vladimir putin stressed that the russian military is doing its duty courageously and steadfastly step by step, according to the head of state. the military potential of almost all nato states is used against our country. the russian army is gaining invaluable experience, which must be taken into account when thinking about the development of the armed forces, as quickly as possible all the information, and the nato forces are using means t

there was one person who was watching that speech you mus have heeded it, and that was vladimir putin >> oh, we do hopehe wa watching and we do hope that he hated it because what he has seen i that it was a really histori speech, and it was a really eg maddox speech. and if hitler would have see that speech by churchill, he would probably also hate it. because he would know that i was the beginning of his and so, we are looking forward t any tiny hint of something tha could say, this is the turning point in the war this is the turning point in the war. and i do really want to hope that president zelenskyy's visit, and the province of giving us the weapons that w need, would be a turning point in this war. >> you know, i grew up i toronto where there were a lot of ukrainians. when they used to talk about how they came to canada an they would say we come from really cool place, we ca manage the cold. one of the things that you tal about are these electrical power plants getting hit now, when you get a power plan hit you worry about that where the damages and we worry about whether you will los electricit

hope all house republicans will attend the zelenskyy address this evening. and when they do, they should listen to president zelenskyy describe the horror his people have endured at the hands of vladimir putin. i hope that donald trump's friendship with putin is not motivating house republicans to turn a blind eye to ukraine's suffering and desperate need for help, because the so-called friendship between putin and trump was a sour relationship that was deeply damaging to our country and to the international order. excuse me. this week marks ten months since vladimir putin began his unprovoked, immoral, and savage invasion of ukrainian territory. while the conflict is sadly not near its conclusion, russia's military is on its heels after a series of humiliating defeats, a testament to the ukrainian people's bravery, resilience and commitment to defending their homeland. ukraine's success also shows that american support is working. to date, our funding has put more weapons in ukrainian hands and more victories under their belt. now is not the time, not the time, to take our foot off the gas when it comes to helping ukraine. the single worse thing we can do right now is give putin any signal

this visit is not i the way the kremlin would have hoped it to go, vladimir putin is fighting a two fronthe russian military fighting against the ukrainian military and they have been losing for the last three months, the second front is trying to undermine western support for ukraine, to encourage the west to reduce or cut off the flow of arms, and the message that comes out of president zelensky visit to washington to visit president biden as the us intends to continue to give those tools to ukraine, and that is shared by most european countries, certainly support ukraine in the west is strong and probably much stronger than the kremlin would have guessed five or six months ago. would have guessed five or six months age-— would have guessed five or six months ago-— would have guessed five or six months auo. ., ~' ,, , . months ago. thank you very much for our months ago. thank you very much for your time _ months ago. thank you very much for your time here _ months ago. thank you very much for your time here on _ months ago. thank you very much for your time here on bbc - months ago. th

begin with russia. president vladimir putin has inaugurated a new natural gas field in east in siberia that will allow russia to increase exports to china. the kremlin hopes to augment gas sales, as it's european trading partners divest themselves. russian energy. moscow wants to boost guess sales to china. gas income is critical to the kremlin, to bankroll putin's war against ukraine. but until now, russia has had very little infrastructure to pump gas eastwood's. now putin has announced the development of what he said would become the largest gas field in easton, siberia, plus the infrastructure to export the gas daily. that the implementation of projects such as the co victor field, the power of siberia to the far eastern route will make it possible to increase gas supplies to the east to 48000000000 cubic meters 520-2588 1000000000 by 2030 used to us, but that's still not even close to what the west was buying from russia before the watch at particular is put in claims. the new gas field in the east coast region has recoverable reserves of 1.8 trillion cubic meters. that would make it around the 15th biggest in the world. the head of gas prom alexa mi

hope everyone understands this. also at the meeting, vladimir putin discussed other problems that relate to the protection of human rightsa meeting of the president reported that women who have young children have been kept in the pre-trial detention center for several years, most of these prisoners are suspected of non-violent crimes and threats to society. they do not represent, however, they are forced to sit until the verdict, because the investigation is so convenient. it is quite obviously unacceptable. if, before the trial, a person sits behind bars for 5 years, this is in a pre-trial detention cell, then this, of course, is a clear violation of human rights. we already this has been talked about many times. i hmm uh, the leadership of the investigative committee and the ministry of internal affairs uh and other law enforcement special services have repeatedly said that this practice should be stopped. and another important topic that vladimir putin touched upon is the support for physicians from next year, workers in the primary health care system will begin to receive allowances from four to 18,500 rubles. this

field, every yard is fought over in a grinding war of attrition and now president vladimir putin appearing to dash hopes of a diplomatic solution warns the war will be long and that the risk of a nuclear conflict is on the rise, but he quickly dialed back his language insisting russia would only use a nuclear weapon for self-defense, never first. it was more of a reminder than an overt threat. the risk is increasing, he said, adding we haven't gone mad. we understand what nuclear weapons are. we are not going to wave it like a razor blade around the world. but, of course, we must proceed from the fact that we have it. at the white house the message was stay the course. >> the president has been very clear. it is important to stand with the ukrainian people as they're fighting for their lives, as they're fighting for their democracy and their freedom. >> reporter: president putin addressed the russian public's concerns about his unpopular draft. around 300,000 russians were pressed into service to fight in ukraine. thousands of young men fled the country. putin said there's absolutely no need for additio

. >> vladimir putin did say more swaps are possible, which of course raises hope for paul whelan, buts you just said you believe this trade does incentivize hostage taking. it puts a higher price on the head of your average american and certainly an american celebrity as brittney griner was. >> i think americans have to agree whenever they go to russia they stand a chance of being grabbed to be used as a political chip. it ought to make all of us think long and hard before going to these places. these are despotic regimes that hun life o humaniden adminion i moving to try tosancon those inn onlyoes s far the best of circumstances. >> yeah, secretary blinken said he was working with about 60 different countries to form some sort of alliance here. but every time you get a prisoner swap, it sort of works against that. >> it does. this is why they're hard. and, you know, i think for some of my colleagues in congress it's easier for us in the cheap seats to say i would have gotten a deal, i would have gotten them all out. but unless you're sitting where president biden is and you exactly w

hopeful day for so many people. >> it is indeed. davey, you'll probably agree with me. you and i both have followed vladimir putinand russian politics in general. i was really concerned and lost all hope she would be home anytime soon, and yet here we are. david, it's interesting, because the white house has been very public about how frustrated they were in the negotiations. many times they said russia was not negotiating in good faith, yet all of this came about in the last 48 hours. what do you think changed in terms of the kremlin's approach to this situation? >> first, it is a great day. as you heard secretary blinken say and the president say, any day you get an american home is a huge victory. this one came at some cost. as everyone in the white house has acknowledged, because they had to give up the one man who vladimir putin wanted the most, viktor bout, the world's most notorious arms dealer, at a time that russia is having a hard times getting arms t o pro, and the same sentence at all times, the two of them alone wouldn't even quarter giving up a proven arms dealer like bout, but as you heard the pres

senseless joke immediately after negotiations with the president of america , he will dial vladimir putin and really hopesf the macron comes out of the need to resolve the conflict at the negotiating table, apparently, therefore, the european union intends to train the ukrainian nazis. somehow illogical macron, on the way to the front to the war, we are transported in direct communication about teloudin's deputy commander of the second army corps hero of russia ramzan kadyrov's assistant major general, where is he? let's start, if possible, they took the city surrounded by artemovsk, they didn't take the city surrounded, the city shots. today , by the way, chechen fighters also appeared against the background of a signboard with the inscription bakhmut, what is happening in this direction now? good evening olga, probably, it should be noted first of all that the direction of bakhmut is working for us, the fighters of the dude wagner and the first army corps. so the special forces fighters akhmat directly and mine those who are under my control. not in that area. it turns out, neighbor we have a plot on th

after the midterms, you heard president biden said he hoped that russian president vladimir putin would be open to negotiating. and to be serious about this. that took place, according to the administration officials, those negotiations really ramped up, and then we saw that the administration officials said that as they really progressed, that russia was not going to budge on including paul whelan as part of this prisoner swap. the white house press secretary talked about this a little bit earlier. take a listen. >> it became clear that while the russians were willing to reach an agreement to secure brittney griner's release, they continued to treat paul differently this. last week, the president approved moving forward with releasing viktorbout in exchange for bringing home brittney griner. >> what we have learned in recent day, that brittney griner was moved from that penal colony to moscow and flown to the united arab emirates this morning, and greeted by u.s. officials who said that she was all smiles, she also had that phone call with president biden and her wife, and cherelle gri

hope it's interesting . sometimes i see your programs. professional holiday vladimir putin congratulated security officials oiluntries agreed on the principles of limiting the details. at night they shelled gorlovka and makiivka under fire and donetsk are waiting for the direct inclusion of our correspondent. and the euros are back to the maximum values ​​of may this year, what experts say is a day off, because the return of the world champions football team. everything is ready. and we start the situation in the donbass because of the ukrainian shelling in the suburbs of horlivka , a kindergarten was damaged, the mayor's office reported. in addition, the details have become known. in an apu attack on a hospital in donetsk , experts from the joint center said that ukraine used missiles with increased striking power directly from the dpr. our correspondent stanislav bonvald. stas greetings tell me in more detail about its consequences of shelling and what is the situation now? hello indeed, the second morning begins in our kalinin hospital and begins with not the best news. the thing is that yesterday, the day

hope right now. >>> russian president vladimir putin says that he expects his chinese counterpart to make an officialn 2023 after they met via video conference this morning. an in-person visit would amount to a public show of solidarity nearly a year after putin began his military offensive in the region. russian forces continue attacks on ukraine's critical infrastructure, including new drone strikes in kyiv overnight. matt bradley has more on the ground from kyiv. to you, matt. >> reporter: ukrainians here in kyiv woke up again this morning to the sound of bombardments. 16 drones that the ukrainians say have been provided to the russians by iran were shot down before they reached their targets. this according to the ukrainian military. this is a repeat from the day before when the ukrainians said the russians fired 70 projectiles across the country. the vast majority of those were also intercepted by ukraine's defense system. again, these are all targeted -- almost all of them, at infrastructure. civilian infrastructure. ones that the rush sla russians legitimate military targets. we got a readout

vladimir putin calling netanyahu to congratulate him. they talked about iran and ukraine and benjamin netanyahu told putin he hopes they'll be able to findo end the war. they said that russian/israeli relations will continue to develop. this relationship between netanyahu and putin is an interesting one. benjamin netanyahu used to tout his relationship with putin at one point during one election putting up a giant billboard in tel aviv showing the two together. but the question is, once netanyahu comes back to office, how will the relationship develop? while netanyahu has been out of office, russia has invaded ukraine. >>> flu season hit hard this year now the biden administration taking action. the impact this could have. plus -- >> translator: my classmates informed me about us being banned from universities. i cried a lot. i had all of my study materials but i couldn't study. >> international outrage this morning as the taliban is banning women from studying in universities. we'll have more ahead. i i was born here, i'm from here, and i'm never leaving here. i'm a new york hotel. yeah, i'm tall. 563 feet and 2 inches. m on top of the

hope for the best. two years later , raisa will appeal to the leaders of russia and the united states, vladimir putin ande biden, with a request to negotiate the release of her son and return him to his homeland. but then the son did not hear the words, the prison authorities forbade victor to transfer the disc to show the video during the first meeting. alla also failed to even hug her wife, after 7 years of separation really no further. we have to sit across from a friend. uh, opposite each other, there , half a meter by the hands, do not touch each other there. there, do not transmit into the water, do not communicate, do not touch there. and when alice is still there. well, maybe a minute. she sat next to me. they sat next to us and asked us to transfer in prison victor became a real celebrity while he was meeting with his wife and daughter, the officers over and over again looked for an excuse to look at the conditions in the meeting room with portanese plastic chairs vending machines with simple and expensive food and it was very cold, and we sat in sweaters and still seemed to be frozen. because o

those who have been asking about demetrius condition not, we hope he will recover as soon as possible. thank you. russian president vladimir putin has held a phone call with the indian prime and asked it is due today to discuss the 2 countries bilateral relationship, including trade and energy cooperation. last day is also the russian foreign ministry called reports that mowdy had refused to me put in a simple quite misunderstanding ortiz. when jan sharma hassle though some thought to is assist telephone a conversation of between the premonition or into more di and president vladimir putin. of visio for the 1st time they spoke on 24th of february when the conflict had begun after that twice in march, shaw, then on 1st of july, and then to the 16th of december, but to the conversation in fact, as a follow up of their raft in person meeting, which happened on the side lines of the se, will summit in a summer gunther are now. as far as the indian read out is concerned, are it sees that prime minister no more. the briefed president dub law, the mayor fulton on india's ongoing presidency of g 20, highlighting the key priorities for i

to those who have been asking about demetrius condition, we hope he will recover as soon as possible. thank you. russian president vladimir putin has held a phone call with the indian prime minister to discuss the 2 countries bilateral relationship, including trade and energy cooperation that stays after the russian foreign ministry called reports that modi had refused to me. putting a simple quote, misunderstanding our cheese room june sharma has more listen thought it is a serious telephone conversation of a dream premonition or into more the antecedent. vladimir putin of visio for the 1st time. they spoke on 24th of february, when the conflict had begun. after that, twice in march, off then on 1st of july, and then to the 16th of december. but to do this conversation, in fact, as a follow up of their rock in person meeting, which happened on the sidelines of the se. will summit. in a summer gunther are now as far as the indian read out is concerned, are it sees that prime minister no more? the breathed president dub law, the mayor fulton on india's ongoing presidency of g 20, highlighting the key priorities for india are, bu

we hope that the fire will be extinguished in the near future. our correspondent alexander vladimir puting with permanent members of the russian security council today from the kursk region. here are the shots. the agenda we have today is discussing issues ensuring the internal security of the state. let's get to work, please. the government will control the formation of prices for a car, this and a number of other instructions were given by vladimir putin today following a meeting with members of the cabinet , which took place in mid-november next year, the president instructed the government and russian railways to take measures and to increase the number of trains for the export of goods from the far east and ensure the transportation of additional volumes of coal, the cabinet of ministers and the bank of russia were instructed to expand the allowable limits for a long time for out-of- court bankruptcy of citizens, as well as to extend the opportunity for pensioners to undergo this procedure. the authorities of latvia are canceling the broadcasting license of the rain channel, which in

hope today. >>> new today, russian president vladimir putin invites chinese leader xi jinping to visit moscow in xi vowed more political cooperation with russia and said that the two countries should inject more stability into the world. putin began the call saying that he wanted more military cooperation between the two countries. their conversation comes just hours after russia unleashed dozens more missile strikes on ukraine. many of them hitting critical infrastructure. this video here posted on social media claims to be a kharkiv power plant set ablaze after being struck. cnn's ben wedeman is in kyiv. ukraine says it has shot down 16 russian drones overnight. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: yes, this was a miner version of what we saw the day before when we had almost 80 incoming drones and missiles. there were 16 of these drones fired in the direction of ukraine. seven of them were directed towards the capital kyiv. now, two were shot down before reaching the capital, five were shot down over the city itself, and as we saw yesterday, when these drones or missiles are intercep

headlines. russian president vladimir putin has referred to his country's invasion ukraine as a war for the 1st time. not merely a special military operation, said he hoped the conflict would in the soon as possible response the u. s called on to pull russian troops out of the country. and i'm not sure what i shall. thirty's meanwhile, had begun demolishing the ruin theatre in the occupied ukrainian city of muddy running authorities say. hundreds of civilians were killed when russia bombarded the venue much keys. moscow of destroying ukrainian culture rather trying to cover up the crime like 20 people have been killed in russia after a fire broke out at a private nursing. dozens of 5 father's fort to control the place in the siberian city of chimerical authority. say the care home was operating legally and avowed to inspect similar facilities in the bridge. the g is sworn in a new prime minister ending 10 days of uncertainty after elections ended with a hung parliament. former military commander sid if any, rem booker won the nomination by a single vote. selection marks the end of 16 years in power for incumbent frank on the murano. and what's being desc

vladimir putin. mister med would have said talks of included the war in ukraine and bilateral corporation . 3 days after the sinking of a ty warship hopes of finding more survivors, a fading rescuers are pulled at once of ivr and 6 bodies from the sea. on tuesday, the vessel sank in rough seas on sunday night, with a 105 people on board. 23, still missing it was, congress has backed plans for early elections in the british. if the use, the political crisis is marked by the ousting of president petro castillo, debbie unrest, his rock, the country since his removal and arrest. a proposal still needs to be ratified in a 2nd vote. and they congressional committee in the united states has voted to release report on donald trump's tax returns. it's expected to shine a light on the home of president's finances, including the amount paid in tact. mr. trump has long forged to keep information about his finances, confidential i to afghanistan, why the countries taliban rulers of band university education for women? it's the latest blow to women and girls who have been stripped of many basic rights since the militant group seized power last year.

. >> over 300 days ago, russian president vladimir putin began his war in ukraine. with hopesthis would be the beginning of his grand mission to reunify the former soviet union. but as we have seen over the last year, putin was wrong. and he severely misjudge the strength, was them, resiliency, of the ukrainian military and people. he has suffered humiliating defeats on the battlefield, and rallied the international community behind ukraine. all while making putin upright on the national stage. but it seems that the russian president has grown more isolated in his own country. -- the washington post reports that putin wanted to keep a small circle of confidants, has become increasingly destined for much of the country's elite as the world continues to falter. with a divide opening up between those who wants putin to end the war. and those who want him to be more aggressive and suggesting a possible awakening of the kremlin's influence over the ruling class. but for those of us, putin, and unpredictable faith is for them. more than -- russians have died under mysterious circums

>>> over 300 days ago, russian president vladimir putin began his war in ukraine with hopes that thiso reunify the former soviet union. but as we have seen over the past year, putin was wrong. he severely misjudged the strength, wisdom, the resiliency of the ukrainian military and people. putin has suffered humiliating defeats on the battlefield, and rallying the international community behind ukraine, while making putin a pariah. the russian president has grown more isolated in his own country. "washington post" reports that putin always wanted to keep a small circle of confidants, has become increasingly distant from much of the elite as the war falters. the divide opening up between those wanting putin to end the war and those wanting him to be more aggressive, suggesting a weakening of the kremlin's influence over the ruling class. nearly two dozen notable russians have died under mysterious circumstances over the past year. what "the atlantic" has joined sudden russian death syndrome, a phenomenon that has claimed the lives of a flabber gasingly large number of businessmen, burea

hope you understand. why was she named that? looking forward to seeing you? today vladimir putinn expanded meeting of the board of the ministry of defense. what topics are in the spotlight? they behave extremely stably , we will tell you what is the reason and what forecasts do the experts make? flu incidence and sars in russia is growing in the regions kindergartens go into quarantine schoolchildren are transferred to distance learning. there will be technological work going on, we will tell you the details. revenue this year. what destinations do our tourists prefer? far east in the power of a cyclone in the region, heavy snowfall, we are waiting for the weather forecast from our peoples of the zaporizhzhya region, russian acacias are operating near the line of contact, our self-propelled unit strikes at enemy military targets, and the accuracy of hitting targets margarita semenyuk one shell fire shot from our positions, ukrainian militants of the very morning in the zaporozhye direction, nationalists under aimed artillery fire. self-propelled artillery mount acacia projectile

vladimir putin would be willing to talk more seriously about a prisoner exchange. the president knew that vladimir putin was very closely watching the political situation here in our own country and was hoping that, in fact, now that the politics of those midterms were over that would signal some kind of sit-down. usually the u.s. negotiates behind closed doors on these high-level talks like this and in this case there was an unusual move over the summer where the administration came out publicly to say they had put this very substantial offer for this exchange on the table hoping to secure griner's release and, of course, whelan's release back in july but offered -- the u.s. offered this proposed exchange again as i was saying for bout. the u.s. implied that they didn't feel like they were getting very far in those negotiations but even the fact that they publicly had talked about that detail of the negotiation was pretty unusual and just shows, again, we can't emphasize enough what high stakes the high levels these talks have been happening at. >> thank you, cecilia. back to martha raddatz. let's pick up on what i was talking about with steve ganyard. interesting time in the war in ukrain

hope. shortly after grinders return, russian president vladimir putin said he would be open to more exchanges the white house, though, says it wants to see more action and fewer words from putin. scientists in hawaii said the danger from the monologue a volcano is decreasing, so they've lowered the alert level from a warning to watch. they say it appears the volcano's first eruption in nearly 40 years could end soon because the amount of lava and gasses is greatly reduced from just a few days ago. the lava flow from modelo has almost stopped. it is still about two miles from the big island's major highway during the phone call over the weekend, ukrainian president vladimir zelensky thank president biden for continued us financial support and military help. as ukraine defends itself against russia president zielinski said russian attacks have led to the destruction of 50% of ukraine's energy infrastructure. on saturday, a russian drone strike targeted the ports city of odessa in southern ukraine. wouldn't you? more than 1.5 million people in the odessa region are without electricity. only crit

vladimir putin said that in 2022, russia confidently passed the collapse of the economy, which we were predicted, and which was so hoped in the west, did not happen. yes, we have a reduction. once again, these are the numbers. promised somewhere. well, they promised that someone hoped that we would have a decrease. e reduction in the volume of domestic product 20 more than 20-25%, some said. well, it takes place to be this is a decline in gdp, but not 20, there are 25, but two and five tenths of a percent. first, second. uh, inflation, as i said, this year we will also have one of the most important indicators. uh, inflation will be a little over twelve percent this year, uh, and uh, i think it's much better than in many other countries. you are including in the countries of the twenty unemployment at a historical minimum of 3.8%. we have a deficit budget. this is true, but it will be around 2% this year. in the next, too, then there will be 1%, and in the twenty- fifth year. uh, less than one, somewhere we expect 0.8%. we need to raise. uh, real wages. hey, citizens. this is quite obvious hmm and uh, taking into accou

world of russian president vladimir putin as referred to, his country's invasion, a few crime as a war for the 1st time and not milly, a special military operation, said he hoped to be conflict with a and as soon as possible, would you in response to the us cold on curtain to pull russian troops out of the country. but national authorities meanwhile, begun demolishing the ruined theatre in the occupied ukrainian city of muddy po cronyn authorities. a hundreds of civilians were killed when russia bombarded the venue in march. the accused moscow destroying ukrainian culture and trying to cover up the crime. what's being described as a deep freeze and stretching right across north america at the moment. huge when a storm is disrupting travel plans causing power outages and putting pressure on homeless shelters. around 60 percent of the u. s. is under some kind of where the warning even the sunshine state of florida is priced for icy conditions. bitter blizzards and severe snow. who do not bode well for cross country christmas travel . and as america enjoy as a once in a generation storm, some a struggling to find the face of spirit. we don't know what's gonna hap

vladimir putin to blame for all this suffering? i am convinced that putin decided to start a war and unleash this evil that comes from the beginning provoked war, ukrainians now call this bridge the bridge of hope, but these crosses are for those who lost their lives fleeing from the russian occupation, all this makes it very, very clear what these people went through. justin welby told us to impose some kind of peace on ukraine would be immoral, he calls this war the struggle for freedom and to support this struggle, as he believes, is the duty of the west. of settlements in the occupied parts of zaporizhzhia and kherson regions, similar statements were also made by the ukrainian military the day before, but there is no independent confirmation of them. so far, there is no independent confirmation of them . according to the general staff of the armed forces of the kherson region, russian troops have left oleshki and redeployed to forest belts in zaporizhzhia region. the russian army has reserves in the annexed crimea that can be used in the event of an attack by the armed forces of ukraine, analysts of the institute assume that the russian command is waiting for such an offensive and about the

vladimir vladimirovich putin. i am grateful for the low maternal bow. ministry foreign affairs, headed by sergei viktorovich lavrov, they give hope that the motherland hasnot forgotten their motherland for them, a deep bow to seven employees viktor bout is flying in summer clothes in his hands, only a light jacket and a folder with papers. he is clean-shaven, but his face immediately shows how much the years of imprisonment exhausted him. the russians measure the pressure to understand whether he will endure the flight after some time refueling in makhachkala . victor will call his mother and wife. all met. it would be fine, don't worry. everything is fine. i am love you very much. well, listen, everything, how are you in general, how is the flight? how do you not freeze at all, have you eaten? don't worry, i'll tell you everything when we meet. everything is fine. okay, well, you see, we were waiting for a call with you today. you see, on tuesday we talked, and apparently, then it’s all, but it started spinning. ok then. okay. all then. we meet you. until we meet, this conversation takes place at the moment when, on the way to the airport, the vector w