these shots that you just saw were taken the day before, the governor of the belgorod region vyacheslav gladkov and i traveled through the border regions, because he does this almost every day and personally tries to convince residents to leave unsafe places, and we also watched how housing is being restored where possible, and how new housing is being built to replace what was bombed by the ukrainians... a federal emergency regime , and naturally, money is already coming from the federal budget for the restoration of housing, for the purchase of housing for those who want it, who no longer want to return to the dangerous border regions, let's say, there are such figures for the week 31 families from the grayvoronsky district received 180 million rubles for the purchase of housing, in total since the beginning of the year one. billion rubles have been allocated, specifically for the purchase of housing to replace that which was destroyed by the ukrainian armed forces of ukraine. studio. yes, olga, thank you, we have been monitoring the situation for months . olga khurlaeva spoke about the situa

according to the governor of the belgorod region vyacheslav gladkov, two people were injured, they were hospitalized and taken to medical institutions. also, many residents were saved by the fact that when the air raid alarm started working and missile hazard warnings came, they did not ignore them , they left the streets, took shelter indoors, usually it was not scary before that, it rings, well , we'll wait it out, but i didn't even have time to say this, missile hazard, it started right away, explosions started, first in the sky, and then on the ground, oh, we didn't see it anymore, we jumped in and grabbed onto each other. well, it was scary. a preliminary door-to-door inspection showed that several apartment buildings were damaged, quite a large number of windows were knocked out, and residents' cars were also caught in the fire, there are now about ten of them, four were completely destroyed by fire, firefighters quickly arrived at the scene, extinguished the fires, but unfortunately, they could not save the vehicles. there are also numerous sons -in-law in the courtyards. the ene

equipped with a cluster warhead, according to information from the governor of the belgorod region vyacheslav gladkov, two people were injured, they were hospitalized and taken to medical institutions. also, many residents were saved by the fact that when the air raid alarm started working and the missile threat notifications came, they did not ignore them, they left the streets, took shelter indoors. usually it was not scary before that, it rings, well , we'll wait it out, but i didn't even have time to say this, missile threat, it started right away, explosions started, first in the sky, and then on the ground, oh, we didn't see it anymore, we jumped in and clung to each other, well, it was scary, a preliminary door-to-door inspection showed that several apartment buildings were damaged, and quite a large number of windows were knocked out,

thousand residents of the krasnoyarsk region left their homes ; the governor of the region , vyacheslav gladkovin the border settlements. personally , the wealthy were also not left without help; in just a few hours in belgorod the region organized such situation centers, they are located on the main highways, just along the route of the residents of the krasnoyuzhsky district , self-defense fighters and representatives of the administration are on duty, here people can get information on where to go and where they can stay. you need a lot of water for the road, a snack, a mobile phone charger. and people drive up, we talk to them and send them further to safe places of the temporary accommodation point. stationary centers on the roads of the region will work for now 24/7, as soon as it becomes safe, residents will be able to return home. alexander korobov, vyacheslav podzolkov, vesti dilgorodskaya oblast. large purchases will become easier. apply for a loan with cashback from smer in 5 minutes in the mobile app. this is not the first time antonina has rented out her cozy apartment on avito rea

belgrad region has declared a state of emergency amid the ukrainian crossborder offensive, vyacheslav gladkov described the situation is extremely difficult saying approximately 11,00 residents have already been relocated over uh the safety concern. last week ukrainian troops crossed into russia's kursk region, but they were soon repelled and their advances were... thorted by russian forces. us president joe biden hailed the ukrainian move calling into dilemma for his russian counterward vladimir putin. meanwile, the russian defense ministry said its troops are successfully countering cross-border attacks in the face of the escalating conflict. over 120,00 russians have been evacuated from border areas. the kremlin said it remains steadfast to restore order and security. britain's. discourses still a buzz with discussions about what led to the far right rights that swept the country earlier this month, what's left out of the discussion though is a relation between those behind the riots and israel, the osamic human rights commission is among the few organizations that have exposed that associ

"the situation is very complicated," said vyacheslav gladkov, "though no signs yet of an incursion." ukraine's offensive aren't yet clear, but the lightning advance of kyiv�*s troops has shaken the kremlin and surprised the west. it's creating a real dilemma for putin and we've been in direct contact, constant contact with the ukrainians. that's all i'm going to say about it while it's active. the ukrainian foreign ministry says kyiv isn't interested in seizing russian territory, but russia is struggling to repel the incursion, now in its eighth day, and ukrainian forces show no sign of pulling back. will vernon, bbc news. we are getting lots of contradictory reports about what is happening in these regions. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg told me earlier how it is seen in moscow. i think the first thing to say, lucy, is that it is difficult to work out what is actually happening, how much territory ukraine has actually seized over the last eight or nine days. such is the fog of war, it is very thick and it is very difficult to work that out. you have claim and counterclaim from mo

the alleged activity of ukrainian troops on the border with the district, regional governor vyacheslav gladkov announced this morning. we have a troubling morning, enemy activity on the border. we have an anxious morning. activity of the enemy on the border of the krasnoyaruz district, i am sure that our military will do everything to cope with the emerging threat, but in order to protect the lives and health of people, we are starting to relocate residents living in the krasnoyaruz district to more safe places, kom raion more safe cities. the ukrainian military tried to break into the territory of the belgorod region of russia, according to the telegram channel mash, which is close to the russian security forces, and allegedly 30 soldiers are in the composition. of the reconnaissance group wanted to enter the region through the kolotylivka road checkpoint, the post says, but the attempt turned out to be unsuccessful, according to mash. earlier on saturday, the governor of the belgorod region, oleksandr gladko, admitted that the village of poroz is the graivoronsky district, ten soldiers of th

journalistic community, are reporting. they report that there was also shelling of belgorod, vyacheslav gladkov also writes about this, they say a huge number of people, 37 in the hospital, and even some are being prepared to be transported to moscow, and they report that five people they lost their lives, such things are happening in russia, and they obviously do not connect this at all with their invasion of us. are not connected absolutely with their actions and think that someone is fighting against them, they do not see any cause and effect connections. now let's move on to... odesa, petro obukhov, deputy of the odesa city council, will tell us about how morning and night pass in the south of our country. mr. petro, glory to ukraine. a hero, glory, congratulations, well, thank god, the night passed peacefully, nothing happened, this week we had the same shelling as the whole of ukraine, on monday seven people were wounded, three of them children, no one died, it was still so funny story, there were two lightning strikes in... the church of the moscow patriarchate. hmm, this is, according t

"the situation is very complicated," said vyacheslav gladkov, "though no signs yet of an incursion." aims of ukraine's offensive aren't yet clear, but the lightning advance of kyiv�*s troops has shaken the kremlin and surprised the west. him it's creating a real dilemma for putin and we've been in direct contact, constant contact with the ukrainians. that's all i'm going to say about it while it's active. the ukrainian foreign ministry says kyiv isn't interested in seizing russian territory, but russia is struggling to repel the incursion, now in its eighth day, and ukrainian forces show no sign of pulling back. will vernon, bbc news. and willjoins me now to discuss this further. there is a question, because this is not been a week since we have seen the incursion over russian territory, the russian army at much larger than ukraine, why haven't we not seen a push back yet? amazingly, there's been — not seen a push back yet? amazingly, there's been no _ not seen a push back yet? amazingly, there's been no pushback _ not seen a push back yet? amazingly, there's been no pushback but - n

"the situation is very complicated," said vyacheslav gladkov, "though no signs yet of an incursion."sive aren't yet clear, but the lightning advance of kyiv�*s troops has shaken the kremlin and surprised the west. it's creating a real dilemma for putin and we've been in direct contact, constant contact with the ukrainians. that's all i'm going to say about it while it's active. the ukrainian foreign ministry says kyiv isn't interested in seizing russian territory, but russia is struggling to repel the incursion, now in its eighth day, and ukrainian forces show no sign of pulling back. will vernon, bbc news. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, joins us now from moscow. steve, how much of a challenge is this to putin? well, over the last two and a half years, there have been several watershed moments in inverted commas that many have thought might be potentially damaging to vladimir putin, the sinking of a flagship warship, president putin feeling the need to declare partial mobilisation, which sparked alarm in russian society, then last year that mutiny with armed mercenaries march on