next on d, w to the point in strong opinions, clear position, international perspective. russia has pulled forces out as the key ukrainian city of hassan. but it's ramping up to missile attacks on critical energy infrastructure, leading millions of ukrainians without power after hassan, what russia strategic goals find out on to the, to the point with d, w. a . with that she's said, can i get the country? i came up with an increasing number of women and less in america. i'm guessing fed up. i need to stop mad doing and depressing. net fighting against fixes them violence and for access to abortion. pressure from the street has already proven successful. the opposition live on the rise, fed up with menchie's, a november 21 w. russia has suffered key reversals on the battlefield. as curious, forces have come to attacked and seize back a wide sway the territory. my guest this week for moscow is on draco leslie. cough senior fellow at the think tank, the carnegie endowment for international peace has anger mount.

w. russia analysts, konstantin agger. megan, do make a difference? are these drums are cheap, some estimates go as low as $10000.00 for peace. they're relatively small. the wingspan is 2 and a half meters. imagine you can basically assemble it in your living room. so big and the seem to be effective, especially against the static targets and rushes definitely been using them to deplete ukrainian high tech weaponry on the one hand or the other hand definitely to attack the civilian infrastructure. and this is, i think, what is very important because now with the crown and aims being always vague, but now being a basically what can be achieved are it seems that moscow is betting on such destruction of ukrainian civilian infrastructure, especially energy infrastructure that ukraine sue for peace and i think that are in this respect, iranian rooms are, are quite an effective, are quite an effective weapon. according to the washington post, the u. s. has been privately encouraging ukraine to signal an openness to negotiate with russia as the paper put it.

for more let's bring in d w's, russia. analysts, konstantin egg. konstantin are the ukrainian military says what the russian forces are doing is feigning withdrawal in order to launch an ambush. your thoughts? well, you have to be on the ground, michael, to assess it. ah, but i think it's possible, but then the same time, i suppose that it may be a situation which ah, are the very bad situation for the russian forces is being a sort of blustered. all of our own are all camouflaged by humanitarian concerns. it is also clear that of the russian army probably will not leave the area without some kind of fight boot up. so i think to avoid a civilian casualties among the or population of occupied territories, which is not proclaimed by the or by, by the, by the put the regime or to be the russian territory. they are pulling people out also. i think michael, there is another consideration, de, populating ukrainian territories, essentially a moving ukranian citizens out of these areas is a kind of soft population prosper, which is insert in insert don't either walk, right. what would it mean

and for access to abortion, a successful position is on the line with november 25th on the w. russia has suffered key reversals on the battlefield, as curious, forces have come to attacked and seize back wide, sway the territory. my guest this week from moscow is andre kalashnikov, senior fellow at the think tank. carnegie endowment for international peace as anger amounts among some of vladimir putin supporters. how vulnerable.

the position is on the line with november 25th on the w. russia has suffered key reversals on the battlefield as care forces have counter attacked and sees back a wide sway the territory. my guess this week from moscow is andre kalashnikov, senior fellow at the think tank. the carnegie endowment for international peace has ang amounts among some of vladimir putin supporters. how vulnerable is he? he's ready to stay in power at all costs, because she considers himself with this or has his own mission. and he must returns was grant greatness to russia. but the conflict to split russian society and radicalized both supporters and opponents of the war. how serious all the calls from local law makers for put in to resign the will face treason charges, and what russia pose more of a threat to the west if it winds war, all loses? i think up in moscow, welcome to conflict zone. thanks a lot. seems clear that ukraine has made some important military gains in recent days as things stand now, how big a set back of these ukranian advances for the kremlin? you know, it's just a hard question because i don

i put that question to d. w's, russia, analyst, constantine, exit? well, from the point of view, russia, as you rightly said, it doesn't matter, although frankly speaking, since the soviet days, the earlier, the, the russian than, sorry to have a russian gotten paid a lot of attention to what is actually being said. because it is still a bit sensitive about its image. however, your rights are basically let's, let's face this blatant lying by ambassador my senior banga ah, in new york, it is definitely a preparation for full scale veto and her in a sense this highlights, the powerlessness of our, the un are in such circumstances, indicate in actually very clear cut case of one countries aggression against the other. it can do nothing. russia's ambassadors, the un said moscow doesn't see any willingness from ukraine to achieve peace. but what about russia? does moscow have any in any interest in ending this war? constantine through any means other than conquest. ob fridays from this very good question. because on the one hand, it's clear that prudence c

so why did russia as a g 20 member agree to a declaration that basically condemns its war in ukraine? i put that question to the w's. alexandra phenomena was a very interesting question. because of course, you would assume that russia would do anything to prevent the strong condemnation of its war on ukraine from being included in the official document. and we put this question to officials, to western officials here in bali. and they told us that it was a success for the indonesian presidency of the g 20. they were reaching out talking to every member of the g 20. but they also stressed that russia was becoming increasingly isolated here with more and more and emerging economies. india, for instance, being in favor of such a strong statement. so they assumed that in the end, russia just didn't prevent this. a statement from being published because they didn't want to spend, they're totally alone. there was always under phenomena reporting. it's time now to take a look at other stories making headlines around the world. iran state media is reporting that a further 3 people will face the death penalty following week

german institute for international and security, and our very own that charlie os molena about from w's russia desk. and, well, welcome to all of you, and i would like to start a, the situation on the ground. harrison was just re taken by ukraine. that was jubilation about it. but now morale apparently is very low citizen steering a fear in the winter because russia has destroyed a lot of infrastructure when retreating. now ukraine calls that a terrorist act and a walk right from central. oh, what i think is that one should not called russia as a whole as a terrorist state. they are, of course, violations of human rights violations of the who in the turn law of war and the aggression as such as, of course or crime against that piece. on the other hand, russia as a state is not a terrorist state, but we have still to look at the future. and we should still be in a position to talk to the russian leadership, whoever that might be. because we need it, we need a strategic dialogue. the americans needed for the strategic balance, and we might need it in europe to avoid a worst scenario. but if we'r

w russia desk and roman i'd like to go to straight away to the situation in hesse because there's mixed signals emanating from that region where russian occupiers have at the away to the situation in hesse because there's mixed signals same time been sending dire messages and about an impending ukrainian attack and at the same time also appear to be digging in bracing for battles. so can you give us your assessment of what is going on there. and also if, why her son is so strategically important. well let me start with this late latest point that you've mentioned, hasan is extremely important for both sides. it's important for russia because it is the only point in ukraine which russia managed to manage.e. russia managed to cross the for russia because it is the only point in ukraine river the biggest river in ukraine which divides the country in two halves in eastern west. and it is very difficult to cross. it's a natural barrier and russia managed to cross new pro in the early days of the invasion. and from from this from this place it is planning to go further west towards mike alive

w. russia has suffered key reversals on the battlefield as chaos forces have counter attacked and sees back a wide sway the territory. my guess this week from moscow is andre kalashnikov, senior fellow at the think tank. the carnegie endowment for international peace as anger mounts among some of vladimir putin supporters. how val.

military intelligence has suggested that russia's likely firing agent, cruise missiles stripped of nuclear warheads, ukrainian targets. i spoke earlier to d, w, 's, russia analyst, constantine agates, and asked him what that might tell us about the state of the russian offensive. well, i think it means that russia is gradually, are running out of a modern ammunition. and one has to remember that a po to still has to keep his troops prepared on rushes, western borders on the chinese border. he got just consent, all russian army into grain. so that means that if this report is true, that means that our modern style ammunition is definitely in very short supply. and that means that on the one hand, military commanders in russia understand that they, they have to do something about it. on the other hand, it seems that they can repeat, procure of the russian military industrial complex can produce modern weapons of fast enough. that's why i think we keep hearing about moscow trying to buy missiles from iran, which basically like in 2 years ago or one year ago would have been unthinkable. but it seems like there is a significant shortage. and what

w. those coming to you live from berlin, russia accused of trying to freeze ukraine into submission. president zalinski purchased the un security council to condemn what he calls energy terror. after russia launched a new wave of rocket attacks, knocking out heating, power, and water supplies in several cities. also coming up as a us human rights council holds an urgent meeting on their brand, brutal track down. we look at how even the smallest signs of descent are costing people their lives. and the latest upset at the world cup in carter sees japan's done germany in their 1st group, but ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. ukraine's president below me is a lensky, has urged the when to back a resolution condemning what he called energy terror. his plea came after russia launched a new wave of rocket attacks against ukraine's beleaguered energy grid. addressing the security council by video links to lansky said the attacks clearly constituted crimes against humanity. ukrainian officials say the missile stripes killed at least 7 people and knocked out power across the country, ne

w with russia has suffered key reversals on the battlefield. as cass forces have come to attacked and t fact the wind sway the territory. my guess this week from moscow is andre kalashnikov, senior fellow at the think tank, the county ag endowment for international peace as anger mounts among some of the ma putin supporters. how vulnerable is he? he's ready to stay in power at all costs, because he considers himself as a son and the start of his own mission, and he must returns as grant greatness to russia, but the conflict of split russian society, and radicalized both supporters and opponents of the war. how serious all the calls from local lawmakers for putting to resign the treason charges and what russia pose more of a threat to the west if it wins your war or lose it? yeah, and you can think of in moscow, welcome to come to the zone. thanks a lot. seems clear that ukraine has made some important military gains in recent days as things stand now, how big a set back of these ukranian advances for the kremlin? you know, it's, it's a hard que

w. with russia has suffered key reversals on the battlefield as chaos forces have counter attacked and seized back a wide sway the territory. my guest this week from moscow is andre kalashnikov, senior fellow at the think tank. a carnegie endowment for international peace as anger mounts among some of vladimir putin supporters. how vulnerable is.

w, great in russia have treated 200 prisoners of war. and rashness drives on pop lands . i've left many cities with little or no electricity, and knocked out water supplies, strikes, commerce fighting rages on across the country. a city plunged into darkness, only a few lights on in keys after missiles took out much of the electric grid. the mare urging residence who can leave to do so, and warning a total blackout may be on the way we're, we're doing everything so that this doesn't happen. but let's be honest. our enemies are doing everything to keep the city without heat electricity and water. and in general, they want us all to die coupla, whereas electric, you fall, the capital struggles to keep the lights on fighting rages in multiple regions. this house in a town inside part of the russian controlled, done yet to region was destroyed and shelling. luckily no one was killed. i wish you the man was over there. he was lucky, he wasn't in the out building mac up a heap for the beautiful dog got killed. meanwhile, russia claims that ukraine bombed a dam in russian contro

w. what russia is created over the past 1500 years. there's no question actually condemned, reviled and rejected to sort of like a bill of bill. there's a lot closer hold all the time, i guess it'll show all the list. joining total condemnation, gross daily and now includes, does dance gauge to cascade shostakovich that i need to you a quick tour left. but yes, you, you're thinking about what might be the time when you do a bomber lee, you're gonna do that a lot. i mean, a brush and position more teams. and now i'm at work in the military conflict in ukraine continues and artsy . crew joins russian troops on the front line directly taking on. it's also ad on the program today. the family of a palestinian american journalists fatally shot by is really trips in may demand justice of the un using israel up deliberately targeting the reporter. he spoke to the brother of the late sharina. how do you really once you are good ones, people who are trying to home and they were still hiring.

does the c w news live from berlin? russia continues. it's brutal barrage and ukraine hitting cave and her son, the southern city that ukraine ukrainian forces re talk only 2 weeks ago that sustained the heaviest bombing to date. also coming up, authorities in uganda, take steps to curb the spread of ebola virus curfews and travel bands are in place and public institutions are close at the world cup. the hosts are out and the iranian national team and it's style and protest ah, after threats of reprisals players half heartedly sang along to ron's national anthem. the team then went on to beat whales to new ah, i'm the gulf really. it's good to have you with us. officials in her san say at least 15 people have been killed in missile attacks on the city in ukraine, south. the attacks are the worst the region has seen since it was re taken 2 weeks ago by ukrainian troops. the targets include homes and commercial buildings as well as infrastructure. her sons' governor says hospital patients including children, are being evacuated due to the

meeting with then vice president joe biden advocating that we would sell javelins, a defensive w stop tanks from russia from coming in. unfortunately i wasn't successful that day. i brought a bipartisan group in. i think what putin and russia done is wrong. it's an atrocity. i think actions that we could've taken ahead of time probably would've made sure that they never entered. but i'm not for a blank check for anything. this is hard-working taxpayer money and i want to make sure whatever funding we spin goes to the right places. unfortunately under the current majority of democrats with full body control, what they put on the phone last time they never gave members an opportunity to even have input. you voted on a fly in day, $40 billion, and now they want to come back and ask for more? i i want to make sure we're successful at this but i want to make sure the matter what we spend on come january 3, be it any funding that there's no blank check, that there's accountability and there's audits. >> how would you describe relationship with president biden with leading up to now and going forward? >> you

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oh, this is a w news live from berlin. russia launches overnight, attacks on the ukrainian city of san. it is the heaviest garage to date on the southern city. the ukrainian force is a re talk to 2 weeks ago also coming up on the shap authorities and uganda take steps to per.

ah ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin, russia watches a new wave of missile attacks on cities across ukraine with winter closing in. russian forces are, again targeting ukraine's civilian infrastructure and energy supplies. keith says that several people have been killed also coming up tonight, a court in the netherlands convicts. 3 russia backed separatists of helping shoot down a malaysia airlines plane. back in 2014, almost $300.00 passengers and crew were killed with the plane went down over eastern ukraine, plus the island paradise that is being lost to the sea. and a warning of what will happen if climate change continues unchecked. ah, i bring gov is good to have you with us on this thursday. russia has launched a new wave of missile attacks across ukraine, killing at least 4 people and injuring many more of the strikes were directed mainly against the countries power and heating facilities. and it comes as much of the nation is seeing its 1st significant snowfall. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says that moscow is deliberately targeting civilian sites, surveying

visit d w. news alive from berlin. russia continues. it's brutal barrage and ukraine. the southern city of have san has suffered its heaviest bombings, so pop ukrainian forces liberated the region just 2 weeks ago. also coming up uganda, imposed restrictions in an effort to halt at worst outbreak of the bowl. a virus curfews and travel bands are enforced and schools are closed. and at the world's camp, the hosts, qatar are out and arounds team and it's fine and protest ah, after threats of reprisals play as part of the sang along to their national anthem . around went on to be to wales to nil ah, i'm all i was like, oh, it's good to have you. with us, the southern ukrainian city of have san has become the latest targets of russian missile bombardments. the city has suffered its heaviest bombings since ukrainian troops liberated the region. 2 weeks ago. officials say at least 15 people were killed as rockets struck both residential and commercial buildings. this next report contains images that some viewers might find disturbing. the damaged remains of another rush, an

w is live from berlin. russia launches a new wave of missile attacks on cities across ukraine. with winter flows in russian forces are again targeting ukraine's energy grid power for thousands. key of several people have been killed. also coming up. the clock is ticking at the cop $27.00 climate summit. un secretary general wardens delegates stop a finger pointing to or face mutually assured destruction. and a court in the netherlands convicts russia back separatists over the shooting down of a militia airlines playing in 2014. all 290 people on board died from the plane, went down over eastern crate. ah, i'm here until welcome to the program. russia has launched a fresh wave of missile attacks across ukraine, killing at least 4 people in injuring many more. ukraine says the strikes were directed mainly against the countries power and heating facilities and come as much of the nation. so it's for significant snowfall. ukrainian president of old mit zelinski says moscow is deliberately targeting civilian sites. surveying the damage from another deadly attack on ukrainian homes,

you're watching the w news, and here's a quick reminder of our top story at this hour. ukraine's prime minister says nearly half of the national power grid has been disabled by russia's latest wave of missile strikes. one in every 5 ukrainians is now without electricity. and you're up to date after the break kristy plants and will be here with d. w business. and they're looking at why workers are deserving the new hard core. twitter. i'm here until berlin, thanks for tuning in people and trucks injured one trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. order families. the reason for the credit on it is with extreme dreams. getting 200 people with around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, ah, ah. workers say no to a new hardcore twitter. hundreds of us employees quit the social platform after ellen musk offered 8 not so enticing ultimatum. also on the show, a leak to german report has some unkind words for china. berlin wants to reinvent its relationship with its biggest trade partner. we'll hear from germany's biggest po

this is d w. news coming to live from berlin, russia, orders its troops to withdrawal from ukraine's hassan and areas around it. russian defense minister, sergey shaw. you said his soldiers lives must take priority marking a possible turning point in the war. also in the program control of the united states congress hangs in the balance as mid term election results. come in, republicans take the lead in the race for the house, but there hope for red wave fails to materialize. jo biden's democrats perform better than expected with many competitive races, still uncalled. ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. russia has ordered his troops to withdraw from the western bank of the negro river near house on the move could market major turning point in the war. russian defense minister sergey chicago, ordered the retreat after weeks of ukrainian gains in the area. rushing commanders say it's no longer possible to deliver supplies to the city, and troops will pull out, will pull back. they say to defend the eastern side of the river caisson is the largest city captured by rus

ah, ah ah, this is the w news alive from berlin. russia launches overnight, attacks on the ukrainian city of her son. it is the heaviest barrage to date on the southern city that ukrainian forces reach 2 weeks ago. also coming up on the authorities and uganda take steps to curb the spread of the a bowl of virus. curfews and travel bands are in place and public institutions are close and at the world cup and cut har, iran's national football team do what they didn't in their 1st match. ah, you hear they're singing along to their national anthem that he then went on to beat wales. you know? ah, hello, i'm claire richardson, thanks so much for joining us today. at least 4 people have been killed, an overnight missile attacks on the city of her son in ukraine, south. these are the worst strikes the region has seen since it was re taken 2 weeks ago by ukrainian troops. the targets included homes and commercial buildings . harrison's governor says hospital patients including children, are being evacuated due to the constant attacks. a warning that this next report contains disturbing image

w. ah, this weekend world stories, russia drafts, the handicapped trout and hunger in madagascar. we began in ukraine after the russian armies withdrawal from the town of its young. many people are searching for loved ones. over mass graves, signs of torture and other atrocities, often little help. they wait to see the investigate is bringing dna and testament. you'd mealer was china and her relative just have questions about herself. he was serving in the ukraine territorial defense force. when the russians came to ease you, she lost contact, but didn't dare to ask too much. every one knew the russians were looking for families of ukrainian soldiers. yet, but a whole as a younger boy, i hid. i was afraid that someone might tip them off. if we had a lot of my son's military stuff at home, what i was very scared of the others are by yelling. now the russians are gone. the world can see what the fighting did to resume at the beginning of the war. and details are emerging from the 6 month of occupation. these include a mass grave. on the outskirts of town. there investigators found t

w. to the point in strong opinions, clear positions international perspective, russia has pulled forces out is the key ukrainian city of hassan. it's ramping up to missile attacks on critical energy infrastructure, leading millions of ukrainians without power after hassan, what russia strategic goals find out to the, to the point with d, w. ah, with that she's said, can i get the country? i came up with an increasing number of women and less in america. i'm guessing i need to stop doing and depressing. net fighting against sexism, violence, and full access to abortion. pressure from the street has already proven successful . that opposition is on the rise beds up with menchie's. ah sauce, november 21 d w. ah . soaring inflation and rising fear. prices have worse, and the global economy already devastated by the covered pandemic. the challenging situation has inspired many people to come together and help each other cooking and .

ah, ah ah ah ah, this is the w line from then russia accused of trying to freeze ukrainian to submission president, alaska, just the un security council to condemn what he calls energy tara, to russia, launched a new wave of rocket attacks. nothing. i have heating, power and water supplies, and several cities also on the program. turkey threatens to escalate the conflict in northern syria state. it will launch at ground defensive against kurtz that the us and russia called for restrict you on human rights council prepared to meet who runs brutal crackdown. we look at how even the small, the signs of descent, a costing people their lives. and in the latest upsets at the world cup in katara, japan's done favorites, germany in their 1st group. ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program landscape has urged the u. n to back a resolution condemning what he called energy tara. the ukranian president's play came after russia launched a new wave of rocket attacks against these countries beleaguered energy grid addressing security council by video link. he said the attacks clearly constituted crimes

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w news. just reminder, the top story we're following for you this hour in a largely symbolic move, the european parliament has voted to designate russia, a state sponsor of terrorism. it's pointed to moscow's repeated strikes on civilian targets in ukraine, and this is the w news coming to live from berlin up next. it's eco africa looking at health solar technology is transforming lives in rural nigeria. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching with who need to african climate change in lighting, the lives of ivory coast farmers. their crops are especially vulnerable. a possible solution through forest tree, more and more famish are wanting up to it. but how sustainable is this new system, pico africa? the next on d w. oh, we're all good to go beyond the obvious where as we take on the world, 8 hours, i do understand we're all about the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes, 5 police, my phone with your we are your is actually on fire made for mines every day counts for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities green or how can we protect habitats? we can make a differ

ah this is a w news wire from bob and russia launch is overnight. the tax on the ukrainian figure passed on. the deadly barrage was the heaviest today on the 750 which ukrainian forces liberated 2 weeks ago. also on the program, a new russian law, the could turn, drag queens into our close do the law makers approve and build restrict to activities seen as promoting gay rights activists. it's a more repression for russians already marginalized communities and katara, christiane and rinaldo becomes the 1st month to school at 5 world cups. as his portugal side wins a thrilling match against govern. ah, i'm for gale. welcome to the program. overnight missile attacks have had the city of hassan in ukraine, south killing, at least 4 people. targets were not military installations, but homes and commercial buildings. ukrainian forces had warned, of an escalation in castorena's russian troops dig in across the disney pro river. each of the war strikes that the region has seen since it was liberated 2 weeks ago . in, while the ukrainian authorities across th

that opposition live on the rise, and up with dogs, november 25th on d, w with the w news life from birthday in russia, accused of trying to freeze you crate into submission. president lancey urges the un security council to print damn what he calls energy tara. after russia launched a new wave of rocket attacks, knocking out heating, power, and water supplies in several cities. both on the program, indonesia and rescue teams, race against time to find victims of this week's earthquake. take you to a hospital inside the quite life is up that the world cup in guitar, these japan done favorites, germany in their 1st group. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program for me as the lansky has urged the un to back a resolution condemning what he called energy terror. ukrainian presidents play came after russia launched a new wave of rocket attacks against these countries, but legal energy grid addressing the security council by video. thank. he said, the attacks clearly constituted, crimes against humanity. ukrainian officials say the missile strikes killed at least 7 people and knocked out power across the co

i'm d w ah ah ah, this is d w. news coming to live from berlin. russia accused of trying to freeze ukraine into submission. president lansky purchase the un security council to condemn what he calls energy terror. after russia launched a new wave of rocket attacks, knocking out heating, power and water supplies in several cities. also coming up as the un human rights council holds an urgent meeting on iran's brutal crackdown. we look at how even the smallest signs of descent are costing people their lives and their calling it the miracle of dough hall. japan's to one shock defeat the germany sends pans spilling onto the streets and prompts calls for a national holiday. ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. ukraine's president laudermill zalinski has urged the un to back a resolution condemning what he called energy terror. his plea came after russia launched a new way, but rocket attacks against ukraine's beleaguered energy grid. addressing the security council by video link soleski said the attacks clearly constituted crimes against humanity. ukrainian officials say the missi

so how is russia commercial aviation industry holding up more than 9 months later? the w killian buyer takes a closer look. despite the sanctions an being cut off from the deliveries of critical components, russian airlines are still operating. even though there has been a 15 to 20 per cent robin passengers, for most people taking domestic flights in russia, not much has changed. in terms of warren jets, it was always going to take a bit longer because of course you got star spare boards. and of course you good. the existing aircraft that can be cannibalize more than 800 modern western built passenger jets, were flown by russian commercial airlines before the outbreak of the war. more than half of their flights operated on international routes. the majority of these flights have been terminated by sanctions, radius of the revenue, which is brilliant or national routes, were very lucrative, of one of the most important forms of income. the harsh cut off from this cash flow was very serious. and on the other side, you had the asian industry. it has become very difficult to

with a colorful cultural history. secret weapon lipstick doth december 3rd on d, w ah, tbilisi, the george in capital, russia's war against ukraine has changed the south caucasus nation. the signs of popular opposition to putin's aggression are everywhere. people here feel a great sense of solidarity with ukraine. now in their midst, young men who have left russia fearful of being forced to join the war, their country is waging against ukraine. but the but it doesn't mean some may call me a traitor in lieu, but i think those who go to war are the traders originally, they are betraying their homeland and humanity shortage. so who am i betraying? potent, yes, i'm betraying him. and now i've run away from me, thought they, when i'm against this war in this conflict, i'm for ukraine. i mean, honestly and openly. they want to send me to my dad for couldn't ambitions for this notorious russian world and so alien to me, the mutual me right now. if they want me, they'll find me somehow. i'm not planning to hide. you know how they silence people who are against the war on the my name's alexander, i'm from st. petersbur