this story and these, this quote from yulia navalny, frankly, confused me, because the widow of alexeialny has been living outside of russia for the past two years, and it is clear that maybe she has completely lost her understanding of what is happening in her homeland, and.. . what, what actually, what is faced by the majority of russians, or a part of russians who do not agree with putin's actions, who believe that the war is unjust, that in some way this war must be ended, it seems to me that yulia, yulia navalna is not that person is not a figure that can be considered as an alternative to putin. because she actually looks rather weak, she is a person who has not participated in any elections in the russian federation, she is not the kind of person who is ready, like her husband, to go to any lengths, well , i mean in the confrontation with putin, even go to prison, and in the end , yulia navalny did not answer about the future of ukraine and about the future of crimea, so we remember... oleksiy navalny's phrase that crimea is not a sandwich, why should we return it, who, no one w

and as a result, we see time magazine with the cover of navalny's widow , yulia navalny, and the first interview after her husband's death with the journalist simon shuster , the same simon shuster who wrote the book about zelensky, and here navalny says that it is too bad that ukrainians do not want to cooperate with russians opposing the war, what does she say? russians are good russians - a very bad phrase, i think they just don't want to look for these anti-war russians, but such russians do exist, just it is difficult to expect that they will go out into the streets, because as i said, not all people are heroes, they are ready to engage in various types of struggle, it is important to support these people, i believe that it is a mistake of the ukrainian government to ignore them, but here navalny acts as if as a leader or one of the leaders of the opposition, and is there even an opposition in russia? well, my opinion is that there are such public figures, and the position is those people who can come to power, and from this point of view there is no position in russia, even these

among us, and his death practically went unnoticed by the vast majority of russians, you see, yulia navalnyas already been invited to come to ukraine and openly express everything that she thinks right here. to answer all the difficult questions and once again support our armed russians, the guys who are actually fighting putinism at the front together with the armed forces, because the only thing is to go, i guess, she refused, no, she is simply ignored, she wants to come to her there came to visit her there, zelensky said, here is yulia navalna, there, someone we respect you, please, there, well, anyway, nothing will happen in any way, of course, but this is ridiculous, zelensky is the legitimate head of a real existing state , with which russia is fighting, and navalna is only one of the representatives of numerous migration , immigration, opposition structures that affect only the stability of their own lives, i would say, they do not even affect the worldview of the majority of russians, who do not suspect their existence, well, that’s right, it is necessary fight, you have to fight an

i don't know such a positional woman yulia navalny, that's why it's hard for me to say anything about what she said and how well she knows the topic of what's happening now in the russian federation, but it looks like the americans are already starting to bet on yulia navalny, she's on the cover of time, she gives an interview, she starts to say something. about ukraine-russia, what can we talk about there, there are good russians, how does this whole story look to you? well, in fact, political technologists began to copy, to make a russian copy of svitlana tykhanovskaya, only svitlana tykhanovskaya passed the election campaign, and yulia navalna did not, this is the first thing, and secondly, ukrainians are very good at picking up the marker words she uses. the same navalna, in this interview, i understood that she called the war against ukraine a special operation, this is essentially a self-revelation, which means that she did not mention either the siberian battalion, or the free russia legion, or er er, well, that is, about the russian formations that are really fighting putinism

this story and these, this quote from yulia navalny. to be honest, i was confused because the widow oflexei navalny lives outside of russia the last two years, and it is clear that perhaps she has completely lost her understanding of what is happening in her homeland, and what, in fact, what the majority of russians face, or a part of russians who do not agree with putin's actions, who believe that the war is unjust, that in some way this war must be ended. it seems to me that yulia, yulia navalna is not the person, is not the figure that can be considered as an alternative to putin, because she actually looks quite weak, she is a person who has not participated in any elections in the russian federation, she is not the kind of person who, like her husband, is ready to go to any lengths, well, she has to. meaning in the confrontation with putin even go to prison, and in the end, yulia navalna did not answer about the future of ukraine and about the future of crimea, and therefore, we remember the phrase of oleksiy navalny that crimea is not a sandwich, what to return it to us, who will

russia or not to hit, and as a result, we see. time magazine with the cover of navalny's widow, yulia navalnyand the first interview after her husband's death with journalist simon shuster, the same simon shuster who wrote a book about zelensky, and here navalny says that it's too bad that ukrainians don't want to cooperate with russians, who are against the war what she says good russians is a very bad phrase i believe they just don't want to look for these anti war russians but such russians exist, it is simply difficult to expect them to go out, because as i said, not all people are heroes, they are ready to resort to various types of struggle, it is important to support these people, i believe that it is a mistake of the ukrainian government to ignore them, eh here , navalny acts as if he is a leader or one of the leaders of the opposition, but is there an opposition at all... in russia, well, my opinion is that there are such public figures, and the position is those people who can come to power, and from this point of view , there is no position in russia, even in these puppet houses pa

became the only ukrainian to be included in the top 100 most influential people in the world, yulia navalnys on the cover , inside of this rating, andriy yermak, the publication calls yermak a person who... played a central role in ensuring the work of the ukrainian government after the start of a large-scale war, after a full-scale invasion, he carried zelensky's message to the world, creating a strong network of friends of ukraine, from the west to the global south, uniting them around issues ranging from sanctions to the environment, the publication notes. katerina, a lot is being said about yermak about how and in what status he manages the state in general. about his authority, about his omnipotence and about as he is one of the leaders of the state, despite the fact that he did not run an election campaign, no one voted for him, but it so happened that he manages the office of the president of ukraine and is one of the central figures, and now in general, i think that volodymyr zelenskyi it would be worth stressing, because he is not in the ranking of the hundred most influential lead

this story and these, this quote from yulia navalny, to be honest, confused me, because the widow of alexei navalny has been living outside of russia for the past two years, and understandably so. what is possible, she has completely lost the understanding of what what is happening in her homeland, and what, exactly, what is faced by the majority of russians, or a part of russians who do not agree with putin's actions, who believe that the war is unjust, that this war must be ended in some way, it seems to me that yulia, yulia navalna is not that... persona is not that figure that can be considered as an alternative to putin, because she actually looks quite weak, she is a person who has not participated in any elections in the russian federation, she is not that a person who is ready, like her husband, to go on everything, well, it is meant in confrontation with putin, even going to prison, and in the end, yulia navalna did not answer. about the future of ukraine and about the future of crimea, and therefore, we remember oleksiy navalny's phrase that crimea is not a sandwich, why sho

there not in russia and i respect their work, so i was wondering if they really see there in yulia... navalnywell , some kind of leader and how do they see her in general, well, of course, this is not only for ukrainians, it is probably a shock, such a cover and such influence is revealed, but what about mr. yermak, well, i addressed podolyak live on the air with the fact that rfe/rl has a request at the interview with zelenskyi and yarmak, and dasha zarivnaya, also during the interview i remarked that i would like to talk with mr. yarmak, and... he has , in addition to the interview with mosiychuk, or conversations , i don't know if it's an interview, it's the right name, there's nothing, there are a lot of questions, and i want to, once again, return to the fact that these conversations are uncomfortable. also not much , really, but still, it is probably a manifestation of a certain power and a certain status to have an uncomfortable conversation with journalists, whom you definitely cannot influence there, and this a very necessary conversation, it is especially possible that the reason wi

he passed away a long time ago, therefore, if we are wrong about something, then we must tell yulia navalny that i have declared myself the leader of the russian opposition, well, maybe i am wrong, i say that she is nobody, but they cannot prove to us that they are there is some benefit, and we will help them, here we have a unit of the rdk, if they decide, or when they decide to go to moscow, we will help them. we will charge all bcs , issue, charge, refuel tanks or mercedes, what they will drive depending on the situation, this can be done, and so on you know, this kind of reproach towards ukraine, that we did not appreciate something there from their point of view, but i'm sorry for these hypocrites, they don't even imagine - anything about their state, about russia. let me remind you that when navalny boarded the plane from germany, i met vnukov at the airport in moscow at the time, but the plane flew to another airport, and he was detained there, and he never got out of prison. thought that the russians would take him to the kremlin after the film about putin's palace. well if they tho

they work there not in russia and i respect their work, i was interested. do they really see in yulia navalnysome kind of leader and what do they think in general, it is seen, of course, it is not only for ukrainians, it is probably a shock, such a cover and such influence is revealed, and as for mr. yermak, well, i also addressed podolyak live on the air with the fact that radio liberty has a request at the interview with zelenskyi and yermak and dasha zarivnaya, also during the interview, i remarked that i somehow wanted to... talk with mr. yermak, apart from the interview with moseichuk or conversations, i don't know , whether it is an interview, to call it correctly, there is nothing, there are a lot of questions, and i want to, again to return to the fact that these conversations are uncomfortable, there are not many of them in truth, but still, it is definitely a manifestation of a certain power there and a certain status as well, to have an uncomfortable conversation with journalists, whom you definitely cannot influence there, and... this a very necessary conversation, especially mayb

yulia navalny and 100 people according to the version of this popular and influential publication amongs. the only representative of ukraine is the head of the office yarmak of the president of ukraine. he is a person who, according to the publication, played a central role in ensuring the work of the ukrainian government after the start of a large-scale war. after the full-scale invasion, he took zelenskyi's message to the world, creating a strong network of friends of ukraine from the west to the global south, uniting them around issues from sanctions to the environment for. means the period, well , actually, 5 years of zelensky's presidency, and the person, the most influential person in ukraine, is still yermak. mr. victor, are these logical the end of the five-year term, because we understand that zelensky's term continues, and it turns out that the most popular and influential person in the world is now yermak, not zelensky. i think that... this is bad information for irmak, because volodymyr oleksandrovych can equalize, and when zelenskyi starts to equalize, we see where aristovy

believe that they would be ignored... the mistake of the government of ukraine, i i don’t know yulia navalnyition holder, so it’s hard for me to say anything about what she said and how well she knows the topic of what is happening now in the russian federation, but it looks like this in a way that the americans are already starting to bet on yulia navalna, she is on the cover of time, she is giving an interview, she is starting to say something about ukraine-russia, that you can talk about something there. there are good russians, how does this whole story look to you? well, in fact, political technologists began to copy, to make a russian copy of svitlana tykhanovskaya, only svitlana tykhanovskaya passed the election campaign, and yulia navalna did not, this is the first thing, and secondly, ukrainians are very good at picking up marker words used by the same navalna herself. in this interview, i understood that in... she called the war against ukraine a special operation, this is essentially self-revelation, which means that she did not mention either the siberian battalion or the free ru

yulia navalny blames president putin for her husband's death. ven heavier rainfall, as severe downpours continue across parts of east africa. officials say at least 76 people have been killed in floods so far. tens of thousands of people have been displaced. the red cross says more than half the country is impacted. a lawyer for harvey weinstein says the former film producer has been hospitalised after being moved to a new york prison. it comes days after the state's highest court overturned a rape conviction against him, saying he had been treated unfairly during the case. mr weinstein remains in prison on a 16 year sentence for a different rape conviction in 2022. before we go, i want to show you these live pictures from washington dc where pro—palestinian demonstrations are happening outside the venue for the annual white house correspondents' association dinner. protesters are demanding us presidentjoe biden do more to bring an end to the war in gaza. mr biden is due to speak at the dinner shortly in front of journalists, celebrities, and adm

say so, one more topic, gentlemen, this is the 100 most influential people in the world, today yulia navalnyppeared on the cover of time. e of this popular and influential publication has determined: among ukrainians, there is only one representative of ukraine, this is the head of the office of the president of ukraine yermak, he is a person who, according to the publication, played a central role in ensuring the work of the ukrainian government after the start of a large-scale war. after the full-scale invasion, he conveyed zelenskyi's message to the world, creating... a strong network of friends of ukraine from the west to the global south, uniting them around issues from sanctions to the environment - he notes the time, well, 5 years of zelenskyi's presidency, and the person in yermak is still the most influential person in ukraine. mr. viktor, is this a logical end to the five-year term, because we understand that zelensky's term continues, but ends. which is the most popular and the most influential in the world is now yermak, not zelensky? i think this is bad news for irmak, because v

yulia navalny blames president putin for her husband's death.rrently unclear what led to the explosion. a british man has been seriously injured after he was attacked by a shark in the caribbean. peter smith was attacked off the north coast of tobago. officials on the island say the 64—year—old is stable and will stay on tobago while he recovers. aru na iyengar reports. a perfect caribbean getaway that turned to horror. peter smith was on the beach in front of the starfish hotel in tobago. the retired it worker was on holiday with his wife and friends. he'd been due to fly back to the uk on friday before he took a last swim in the sea. peter smith suffered severe injuries to his left arm, leg and stomach. he's currently recovering in hospital in tobago. they were in about waist deep to shoulder high water so they weren't out of their depth. i think their backs were turned and they were just kind of lounging around and nobody saw the shark coming. and even while the shark was around and doing the attack, the other people in the water were physica

aides and allies continue to run that channel after mr navalny died in a russian prison back in february. yuliald pocket watch worn by the wealthiest passenger on the titanic has sold for £900,000 at auction. that's over $1 million. once fees are added, it's the highest price ever paid at auction for a single item recovered from the scene of the disaster in 1912. a leather violin bag owned by the leader of the orchestra which famously played on as the ship sank, fetched £290,000 - or $366,000. duncan kennedy reports from the sale. there's nothing like the titanic to evoke memories, passion... ..and buyers. this auction included one of the items that titanic collectors desire most of all — it's the gold pocket watch belonging to a passenger believed to be one of the richest people in the world, jothacob astor. he and 1,500 others died when the ship sank in april 1912 in the north atlantic. what jj astor's watch represents is something touchable from history, which is why people are still willing to pay so much money for it. the bidding for the watch started way beyond the estimate of £150,000 an

. >> you recently interviewed a yulia navalnaya, the widow of russian opposition leader alexey navalny, for time magazine what is her message today following her husband's death and that was back in february, but i know for her and for his followers, it really feels like yesterday that's right. >> and this was the first interview that she gave since her husband's death in prison. it was the first interview that she used really to explain what is the strategy going forward as she attempts to take the lead of the russian opposition movement a role that her husband previously held even from prison the picture is pretty bleak the wave of repressions that russia has imposed on the opposition and really any dissent inside russia is verging on the totalitarian. i mean, it's very extreme all independent media have been pushed out of the country, dissidents are either in exile or in prison, or worse so she said that she's aiming to keep the network of activists together, to keep their morale as high as possible, and to find ways where people inside russia to show dissent, even if it's an a smal

the system, in the direction that is needed, by the way, navalny, when they suddenly believed in him, he also exploited the russian theme, and yulial, well, suffered, means for his own affairs, she was there with cheshvarkin somewhere on the beach, they took pictures of everything, she cannot win anything. she is absolutely a stranger, political strategists say, she is a stranger, absolutely of this russian color, even if protest, the west is, of course, relying on youth, students, because let’s remember who is teaching our students now, look at their age, they are taught by those who studied in the nineties, and what were the instructions for educational structures? it was told to me then by a former minister who, having read it, was horrified, comparing it with the instructions of the seventeenth year, to do everything possible so that there is no veneration of the past, you can imagine, although in general based on the attitude towards history, which is the forge a person’s worldview, in general, only a person builds his own idea of ​​the place that his nation, his country occupies in the process of world history, as a phenomen

this category is headed by yulia navalna, the widow of the russian opposition leader oleksii navalny.k was nominated, or more precisely, yermak was nominated to this list by former nato secretary general anders fograsmussen. in his column, he calls the head of the president's office a person who plays a central role in security. works of the ukrainian government, although i will remind you that the ukrainian government is headed by denys shmyhal, well, at least officially. a man who played a central role in keeping the government running. after the full-scale invasion, he carried zelenskyi's message to the world, creating a strong network of friends of ukraine from the west to the global south, uniting them around issues from sanctions to the environment. at an important moment for ukraine and for democracy, andrii. not only fulfills the role of a decisive leader, but also proved that he is one. well, at the end of last year, yermak took fourth place in the rating of the most influential people in europe according to the edition of politics. then he was submitted in the rating under t

russian opposition leader, alexei navalny has been presented with this year's freedom of prize or prize of the media. the press award was given today in germany to yuliaya and posthumously to her late husband, alexei navalny. the award is in recognition of their nonviolent fight against russia's leadership. the organizers described navalny as, quote, the heroine of our time. in her speech, she said she would continue to fight for freedom of the press. so that, quote, russians who stand against putin and against war would have access to uncensored information they can trust and share. >> coming up, young people march in the streets of san francisco. their message and demands ahead of earth day and tesla is recalling hundreds of thousands of its new cybertrucks. >> we'll tell you why. plus, a near miss incident at an airport outside the nation's capital has an air traffic controller screaming for two planes to stop before they collide. the nation is seeing an increase in close calls on airport runways. i' caroline shively in as business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turnin

navalny with novichok. they were the ones to unmask the russian intelligence operatives who poisoned sergei and yulia skripal novichok, and a host of other things. attempted coups in montenegro. the explosion, terrorist attacks, if you will, of a succession of ammunition depots in bulgaria and the czech republic. so... and the tie that binds is all of the operatives responsible for everything except the navalny poisoning belong to a unit of russian military intelligence known as unit 29155. and in the last decade, this unit has become quite notorious within all western intelligence communities for the operations that they have carried out. michael... michael, let mejustjump in there, though, before you carry on, because it would be really interesting for us to understand the process. what are the first things that you and your colleagues would do to start looking into that? where would you even start? well, the first thing we did is we talked to some of the victims, who they were, what their backgrounds were, where they were when they were attacked or they felt to be attacked. and we tried to determine, coul

navalny says he wrote an autobiography before he died in prison in february. the book, titled patriot, will be published simultaneously in different languages in october. yulia to the kremlin, and a testament to his commitment to the fight against dictatorship. the penguin publishing house said he began work on the memoir shortly after he was poisoned in 2021. still to come on the world today — uncovered from the ruins of an ancient catastrophe, we'll take a peak at the artworks left buried for almost 2000 years. and, it's a red carpet grand slam, as the actress and singer zendaya promotes her latest film set in the world of professional tennis. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. finally this half hour zendaya hit the red carpet here in london last night. it was for the uk premiere of her new movie challengers — a tense drama set in the world of professional tennis. the actress who co—stars in the film withjosh o'connor and mike also produced it — something she says she relished. it's not necessarily a new hat, i've done it before, but i think every time that you do it you learn something new about yourself. you get to l

navalny says he wrote an autobiography before he died in prison in february. the book, titled patriot, will be published simultaneously in different languages in october. yuliatment of justice is charging a man with fraud for allegedly stealing more than $16 million from us baseball star shohei ohtani. ippei mizuhara served as an interpreterfor the la dodgers player. officials say mizuhara impersonated ohtani in conversations with banks, in order to cover gambling debts. mizuhara faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted. the ancient roman city of pompeii, which was buried in a volcanic eruption almost 2000 years ago, has revealed more of its treasures. stunning artworks depicting mythical greek figures have been uncovered in what was a banqueting hall. it's thought shimmering candlelight would once have brought the paintings to life. our science editor rebecca morelle went to pompeii to see them. so this is the black room. it is a new room that has only been revealed to the world this morning, after lying hidden for 2,000 years. and it is absolutely extraordinary. small, intricate paintings of greek medical scenes stand out against this dark backdrop. thi