then we speak to ukrainian pacifist yurii sheliazhenko who has been charged justifying russian aggression days after his apartment was raided and searched. >> it is total nonsense. [indiscernible] amy: than 10 peace activists are rested on the runway of a u.s. airbase in the netherlands where 15 u.s. nuclear bombs are stock out for nato so-called nuclear sharing program. the action came on the 78th anniversary of the u.s. atomic bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki. we will speak with john laforge who just served a 50 day sentence in germany for protesting u.s. nuclear weapons stationed at a base there. >> within the pentagon's threatened use -- we take the pentagon's threat very seriously. this ongoing well rehearsed readiness to tech people with hydrogen bombs is an international criminal conspiracy to commit massacre due to radiation of firestorms. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. at least 36 people have died on the hawaiian island of maui as unprecedented wind-driven wildfires forced thousands of pe

you can see our interviews with yurii sheliazhenko at democracynow.org. russian court sentenced imprisoned opposition leader alexei navalny to another 19 years after convicting him of extremism charges during a closed-door trial. the kremlin critic and nationalist politician, who is already serving an 11-year term, said the charges are politically motivated and asked his supporters to keep resisting putin's government and its crackdown on dissent. navalny wrote of the new sentence, "the number does not matter. like many political prisoners, i am sitting on a life sentence". in pakistan, former prime minister imran khan has been arrested and sentenced to three years in prison for illegally selling state gifts. khan has denied this, and the dozens of other charges that were brought against him since he was removed in a no-confidence vote in april of last year. before his arrest, khan called on his supporters to keep protesting. >> have only one to appeal. do not sit silently at home. i am struggling for you and the country and your children's future. amy: k