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>> what he said was that waggoner had also degraded very much ukrainian armed forces.n the process of achieving that, the forces have suffered. i think that is an admission that the role has been very difficult and it has not been easy to take this city, but the reports that are coming out the last few days is that the wagner forces have taken 65% of the town of bakhmut. the other reports from the british defense ministry say that some areas are still quite -- it's clear the situation from the ukrainian perspective is still difficult. the wagner forces have been the ones who have managed to at least advance. it's not a lot of territory they have taken, but they have managed to capture a neighboring city and also bakhmut. if they take the entire city they could advance further westward and to the northwest, to areas -- they have played an important role. overall the performance of the russian forces has not been as successful as expected, but they have been better than the rest. >> so the battle for bakhmut, this sounds like is just going to grind on and on until one si

in easter ukraine it is the waggoner group made up of tens of thousands of mercenaries and x convictsspearheaded the defensive. —— wagner group. they have cold on president zelensky to remove his troops from the city of bakhmut. �* ,, �* ~ remove his troops from the city of bakhmut. ~ ,, ~ ~ ., bakhmut. translation: we have -racticall bakhmut. translation: we have practically surrounded _ bakhmut. translation: we have practically surrounded bakhmut, l bakhmut. translation: we have i practically surrounded bakhmut, only one route out remains, if earlier we were fighting against a professional army, now we are seeing old people and children. give them a chance to leave the city. the city is surrounded. bakhmut is a fairly small town. before the invasion it had a population of around 73,000 people. but moscow seesit around 73,000 people. but moscow sees it as a stepping stone to seize bigger cities further west. president zelensky has admitted that the situation in bakhmut is becoming more and more difficult. in another blow for ukraine, kyiv has ordered the immediate partial evacuation

it is, of course, a private waggoner mercenary group that is fighting their they hold the east, the ukrainians, hold the west divided just by a small river through that town. but is it is providing a very deadly bottle for both sides. very difficult to confirm the exact number of dead, but it's very clear that it's providing very costly in terms of life on both sides . stephanie, to hit that with that update for us from the ukrainian capital. thank you. stand hostile ahead. here on out is there, leak testimony and grease sheds lie on what may have caused head on trains. listen, the kill 57 piece and in sport will hear from team aiming to and manage the cities hope to the 1st champions the ah fellow, it is looking very unsettled across a good part of europe over the next couple of days. lots of cloud piling in from the atlantic. we will gradually see some milder air talking in, in the moment. it is on the chevy side, with still coming in from the north direction around the u. k. republic of ireland as well, pushing down through the low countries and on into frances, where the system here that's

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invested interest in research, one curable disease it and one is prostate cancer , the other is waggoner's melanoma. both are being managed. >> .. p after a billion dollars of investment. i told the alzheimer's association please study up on the attacks come on intellectual property protections, take a look of what the administration has done with trips waivers and other things really threatening the return on investment that these companies have to make and please make sure that that's a part of your pitch when you come to these members of congress and expect them to produce a prescription drug y pricing strategy that they can look you in theo eye and say it's going o produce year over year results. thank you for being here. >> senator tillis, thank you for your point with respect to the nature of how pharmaceuticals, particularly as relates to the regulatory system have a breakdown every step of the way. that's what sort grassley and i found in our mammoth research report. anybody having trouble t sleepig tonight you can go through the scores and scores of footnotes and it starts with ph