now zelenskyy knows this is the hand that's feeding him, neil, so later in that same day, zelenskyy issued a very public comment that how much he appreciated president biden and the support from the united states, to make certain that there was no hard feelings as a result of what it was taking place there. he knows that he needs the united states support to continue what he's doing. neil: but as you had indicated in many prior interviews, general, he needs it fast and he needs a lot of it that is president zelenskyy so he's showing proper frustration in a country quite literally under attack by a super-power no less. you think things have calmed down because we have been paying the lions share of this and we continue to. in fact we're paying more than ever. >> yeah, well of course, we had the greatest amount of capability to do that by comparison to the other countries. some of these militaries in europe are just, they are a mere shadow of the former self. they would stand up militaries to even include the uk during the cold war but they have dismembered themselves and cut down their orga

[applause] >> thank you very much, president zelenskyy.are joined at world bank by the ministers and by other international organizations and it's a coordinated effort by the group to provide support and find the pathways you were describing in your comments. i want to turn now -- we have schmail -- we have prime minister schmail and janet yellen and the u.s. has been a strong supporter and we had been able to disperse $8.5 billion of u.s. money plus other nations to reach the immediate needs of ukraine during this crisis. we have had discussions already this morning on additional steps that can be taken over the coming weeks and months. let me turn to krista lena and others and prime minister schmail. >> prime minister, are you on the line? did we --? president zelenskyy, >> here he is. >> good to see you, welcome . >> prime minister, go ahead. >> to ladies and gentlemen, russia carries out [indiscernible] as president zelenskyy said, hundreds of rockets damaged infrastructure and children's playgrounds and public transport. -- ministers

zelenskyy: i don't care. samantha: president zelenskyy of ukraine. prime minister has sector international trade minister connor burns after allegations of serious misconduct were made against him. he has had the conservative web suspended while an investigation takes place with mr. burns has yet to respond. the prime minister's office said she had it taken direct action after being informed of the allegation. zoe conway gave me this update. zoe: downing street want to be seen to be acting quickly and with clarity in dealing with this allegation of serious misconduct against connor burns. we don't know the nature of the allegation. i understand it is to do with behavior at party conference by connor burns. he talkedo twitter, to social media, a short while ago, and he said "i was not given any information about the complaint, nor was i asked to by the chief whip when she contacted" him to tell him that the whip was being taken away from them and he was stepping down as trade minister. he goes on in his tweets to say "i hope the party will be as quick

and that was the focus of president zelenskyy's speech to bun. by the way, i had an honor of following what president zelenskyy had the time gave a groundbreaking speech at the munich security conference. i got to follow him on a panel -- and one of the leaders of poland. liz truss and myself, and i remember on the panel i looked at the leaders that were they for the conference and he had been very aggressive and i said i know people want is and in bunker but in the end, his point is this, he cannot defend his country alone. this is democracy on the line. once we allow a tyrant to invade and neighboring democracy, if we just sit back and do nothing there will be no stopping him. and that was the point and i thought at that moment -- when he recently talked with the uni thought that moment of him addressing the munich security conference was important. i will end with this, i believe that a few words -- three words have come into the international community that we cannot forget and that is when president zelenskyy's good outside -- two a number o

president biden talking with president zelenskyy. russia unleashing at least 84 missiles and 24 drones on ukraine. the deadly bombings targeting at least ten major cities. including the capital of kyiv. tonight, the video showing a massive explosion at a pedestrian bridge in kyiv. a person walking near the blast then running away. a missile coming down near a playground. tonight, putin saying he personally ordered the attacks following the bombing over the weekend of that key russian bridge. a strategic bridge linking russia to crimea. a bridge putin had personally visited when it opened. tonight, president biden speaking with president zelenskyy and what the u.s. is now saying. britt clennett in ukraine. cecilia vega live at the white house. >>> back here in the u.s., the horrific scene. the rookie police officer fired from the force after shooting an unarmed teenager who was in his car eating a burger at mcd mcdonald's. the disturbing body camera video showing the officer opening the car door and then opening fire. >>> the uproar t

>> well, zelenskyy has big balls.xceeding anyone's expectations for what a world leader would do. and his famous quote, i don't need a ticket out of here, i don't need a ride, i need bullets, that says it all. when i first met him during the inauguration of his -- his inauguration i knew he was tough. i knew he was more than just a comedian and a show business guy. he'd been a successful business guy, sold his media company for a lot of money. so he -- he was viewed as sort of a dilettante. you're not seeing a dilettante around ukraine with a flack-jacket now. >> you write in the book you did want the president who served donald trump to meet zelenskyy, you thought they liked each other. and you wrote once trump likes someone things happen. what was going to happen, though, because trump also liked putin a lot. what did you see the potential break through here? >> trump didn't like putin. that's a misnomer. >> no? he praised him a lot in public. >> he did. and that was his contrarian way of handling people like putin

zelenskyy said he's not in the mood to negotiate. foot now. >> richard, thank you so much. richard engel from ukraine. and let's bring in the coordinator for strategic coordinations at the national security council, john kirby. really good to have you. let's start where richard ended, which is where zelenskyy says putin has no future and he's not going to negotiate. is it as richard said, his mood right now? could that change? or does the u.s. believe this is zelenskyy saying he's never going to negotiate with putin? >> i think we're going to leave it up as we said to mr. zelenskyy to determine if and when there's a time to negotiate then what success at the negotiating table looks like. clearly one thing is certain and that is that putin has shown no desire to end this war and he could end it today without negotiations if he chose. he seems to be doubling down. whether it's the reserve mobilization richard was just talking about. these sham referendum, attempts at political annexation then these missile strikes over the weekend. eve

volodymyr , live zelenskyi, who will address via video conference, we have 45 minutes for the meeting, we will be able to chat and ask a question to mr. president. can you hear us? president, i want to thank you for the opportunity. thousands of ukrainians have died since the start of the full-scale invasion, many of them have left their homes, some have found refuge in european countries, we understand how great the consequences of this war are we are all watching how your people resisted, therefore we express our condolences for all those who lost their family members in this war that should not have started and which should end as soon as possible, therefore we convey our best wishes to you , in particular, preserve the sovereignty and territorial integrity of your state that's why we join forces all of europe to help you win because by crossing the borders of your state, russia also crossed the borders of our moral principles and therefore all of europe now shares respect for democracy and human rights, that's why we see that the council of europe suspended and later excluded russ

volodymyr zelenskyy — mass destruction. volodymyr zelenskyy has _ mass destruction.ruction. volodymyr zelenskyy has re-issued a . mass destruction. volodymyr| zelenskyy has re-issued a call zelenskyy has re—issued a call for more sanctions to be placed on russia. what is your view on sanctions? what what they do at this point? sanctions? what what they do at this oint? ., this point? there are additional _ this point? there are additional sanctions l this point? there are . additional sanctions that this point? there are - additional sanctions that we could put down. specifically certain russian financial institutions have been removed from the swift system, the international payment system, but the russian economy saw that act as sweat. if they were to use a tactical nuclear weapon, think we are moving all swift contact to the russian financial system and would have an immediate very strong impact, negative, on the russian economy, but i think, again, if put in where to use tactical nuclear weapons, the us would have to respond with military response. [30 us would h

the united states said that if putin comes to the summit, will 20 zelenskyy have to attend?iden himself is not sure that the russian president attends the event because he is waging a war against ukraine, but if he dares to come, the usa will ask the president of ukraine to make a speech based on the scores on the island of bali in november and as of now zelensky has not yet decided whether he will go or not. this was stated by his press secretary serhiy nikiforov, although he told him loyalty is such. however , there is no written confirmation that there is no if two such presidents come themselves, the g20 in indonesia will become a platform where they can meet for the first time after the start of a full-scale invasion, and now with us in the studio valentin glykh, a political scientist we are starting to discuss this topic. valentin, we welcome you. my greetings. well, please tell me if there is even a topic for discussion or is it possible to have a dialogue on this platform on any other platform, especially after president volodymyr zelenskyi said that with putin, with

topic, the potential undermining of the kakhovka hydroelectric plant, well, in fact , president zelenskyi is already openly talking about all this that there is information that it is already mined, how can it affect the front line from a military point of view, well, it will not affect them in any way, they will harm themselves because everyone has already said that, that is, the wave that will form clearly supports the opinion, let's sum up the results of the day this is bbc news ukraine. and olga palamaryuk works in the studio, and today we are talking about the following. there will be a new prime minister in britain who will resign after a month and a half in office. how will this affect support for ukraine? a special day. ukraine began to limit electricity consumption and introduce blackouts on to the whole country close combat in donbas a bbc camera crew on the front line with a unit of the armed forces of ukraine came under fire from the russians 45 days in office the prime minister of great britain lis truss resigned today she entered the position only at the beginning of last mo

military immediately left the city of yampil in donetsk region, as reported by president volodymyr zelenskyi, the city was retaken by the 214th separate rifle battalion of the special operations forces and the 103rd separate brigade teroborony , the president also said that the armed forces are making progress right around the city of lyman, which he did not specify. jesus took the russian invaders into the cauldron and everyone heard what was happening in the estuary of the donetsk region. these are steps that mean a lot to us. i thank all our soldiers for the implementation of this element of our defense plan. among them, a three-year-old child was fired upon. our correspondent eva myronova will tell you more about the condition of the victims of the russian aggression against the motorcade. she is with us live now from zaporizhzhia. congratulations eva, how are you? known tells about -o-o greetings, colleagues, i hope that the morning in zaporizhzhia will be calmer than yesterday . we are now near the hospital. where were the victims of the russian terrorist act brought yesterday, which h

made a decree on the deprivation of citizenship of lviv, then lviv would have to sue zelenskyi and find in the district court against the head of the supreme court why it was not done in your opinion, with whom are the assets of such a proceeding would be far more interesting than the prospect of proceedings in the lukiv district court to liquidate whom to liquidate. i did not understand. that the problem is that we have a problem with the president, but with the district court. the problem is not with the court. the judges work there, because when the populist president talks about liquidation of the court, and the judges who work there should be transferred to other courts or whatever. actually, it is necessary first, the judges have to figure it out. and the district judge himself. well, the walls are like walls, the floor is like the floor. well, if someone doesn’t like it, you can move it to the premises for a lot of money, but this is all nonsense. the problem lies in the rules introduced by bankova today without depriving her of citizenship in lviv . gives a signal that lviv can

ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy holding an emergency meeting with world leaders. his urgent request to the u.s. and its allies. our richard engel inside ukraine. >>> also tonight, the new development in the mar-a-lago documents battle. what the justice department is urging the supreme court to do. >>> scary moments at a day care. why dozens, mostly children, were rushed to the hospital. >>> countdown to the midterms. just 28 days away, top republicans traveling to georgia to campaign with herschel walker amid his abortion controversy and the tightening senate race in pennsylvania. our exclusive with john fetterman. his first in-person sit-down interview since suffering a stroke on his battle with dr. mehmet oz, his recovery and his message to voters questioning his health. >>> another stunning twist in the case made famous by the podcast "serial." the new evidence that led prosecutors to drop murder charges against adnan syed. >>> the results of nasa's mission to intercept an asteroid. was it a success? >>> and remembering a beloved tv sleuth. the legendary angela

volodymyr zelenskyi spoke at the meeting with the gsm leaders, what did we start our review with, and tomorrow is where the next meeting of the minister of defense rammstein begins. the ukrainian side will detail its needs for missile weapons and missiles for these complexes. so these were the main results of this difficult day, and more international and economic news from my colleagues on the espresso channel, stay tuned with us. and thank you, friends of the director of the agency, to the retirement of the express presenter engagement rings, military summaries of the day, he explained in detail, he explained in detail, the guest heard in detail what is also in this material from the ministry of defense of ukraine, where they told about what missiles the enemy is launching at us and what missiles we can shoot down, which missiles are more difficult for us to shoot down, which missiles we cannot yet shoot it down, but now let's and here it is important to understand that our partners will help us, in particular, jens stoltenberg, the secretary general of nato, said that germany and t

here is how zelenskyy responded. one who supports ukraine or one who supports russia? i wonder what you make of this unsolicited advise from elon musk? >> that is a very good question. poppy, i don't think that these are actually offers from elon musk. in march, i was helping to organize the conversation between zelenskyy and elon musk. because elon musk wanted to use his connections with the kremlin to talk to putin and to help to establish some relations between two presidents, zelenskyy and putin. and what i know, he called there several times. and putin ignored him. that was the moment when ukrainian and russian groups who are preparing their offers, that later putin also declined and many of these offers, they were compromising and they in many ways looked at depositions there. but without given up ukrainian territories and sovereignty. so right now when elon musk goes out with this offer, i guess he just had some relations with the kremlin because this comes the same exact messages that we hear from propaganda

zelenskyy: you know, they don't know if they will use or they will not use. that is dangerous even to speak about it. i said you have to do preventive, noattacks. we are not terrorists. even our attitude toward russians after this invasion, after all of this eight years of war, eight years of tragedy, even after this, we are not ready to kill people like russians do it. >> i would like to say that it is necessary to act and i will returno preemptive sanctions again. it is necessary to react to now. there is no need to think about the risks. i agree this is armageddo it is the risk for the whole planet. but why do we need to think whether it happens or not? if russians made this step is captured. the world can stop and do this urgently and stop immediately the actions of russian occupiers. the world can implement a sanctions package in cases like that and do everything to make them leave the nuclear power station. they are making use of these risks that exist already. >> do you think that president putin is capable of launching nuclear weapons, of using them?

president zelenskyy dialed into the emergency meeting of g7 leaders.lled for more weapons, more air defenses. did the leaders give him what he wanted? gary: they gave him a pretty effusive welcome in terms of the promises they made for military and humanitarian at diplomatic and other forms of support. this air shield is the key demand. what's happening is america is about to deliver two navsat systems that are good at defending against cruise missile attacks, particularly at defending cities. that is the system used to defend washington, d.c. in the united states, some americans have believe in that system. they are promising eight and the other six are not going to be delivered for a while. there are other systems coming from germany but none of this may be happening quickly enough for the ukrainians who believe this sort of attack could happen at any time and do damage to their open areas. laura: if republicans make gains in the midterm elections, if the energy crisis in europe worsens this winter, code western support for ukraine wane? gary: the le

and while president zelenskyy didn't address that specifically, i did ask him about mr. putin.ents about what a course of negotiation would look like and has said that he would not be willing at this point to negotiate directly with vladimir pu putin. he would negotiate through some other channels, but so far, he does not know what that looks like i asked him, is he calling for regime change? does he think that the west should be trying to remove mr. putin? and he wouldn't say yes, but he did say that it is increasingly difficult to know which directives and which words are coming from mr. putin directly and which are coming from his surrogates or his directives, but certainly, he seems frustrated with the pro prcess and appeared feel that the negotiations were not going in a productive manner. >> kayla tausche, thanks very much reporting from new haven this afternoon. >>> coming up, $2 billion. that's how much a railroad strike would cost in trade per day. and it could be right around the corner the association of american railroad's ceo on what's next for negotiations after t

that's how the president reacted to the events volodymyr zelenskyi zelenskyi noted that as a result of missile attacks in the cities of ukraine, in particular in kyiv, people were killed and injured, and we can already hear president volodymyr zelenskyi live, ukrainians, the morning is difficult, we are dealing with terrorists, dozens of missiles, iranian martyrs, they have two targets , energy facilities throughout our state, kyiv region, khmelnytskyi lviv and dnipro vinnytsia frankiv oblast zaporizhzhia sumy oblast kharkiv oblast zhytomyr oblast kirovohrad oblast south of the country they seek panic and chaos and want to destroy our energy system they are hopeless, the second target is people who specially chose such a time and such goals to cause as much damage as possible, but we ukrainians help each other, we believe in ourselves, we restore everything destroyed, now there may be temporary interruptions with electricity, but there will never be interruptions with our confidence , confidence in victory, why exactly such blows, the enemy wants us to be scared, so that people run, bu

and actually zelenskyy had campaigned on that issue.d if you an nouns if you restart the investigation, i'll invite you to the white house and we'll have a meeting. and then that began to spiral into all kinds of other asks that came through mayor giuliani. the president never told me any of those things directly, and i testified to that effect. >> you went from no quid pro quo to pro quo. i asked you about the red herring, you said after that phone call, there were people running around the white house very concerned about it, but because they never brought it to you, you felt that it was actually -- i guess, you correct me if i'm wrong, sort of disingenuous, how alarmed they then later appeared to be. you said if there was a shadow of a doubt that we were complicit in something illegal, someone, bolton, hill, whoever, should have stepped in and said something. that's why it was a red herring? >> no, no, no not to me. to an entire group of people within the state department and within the cabinet working on cabinet issues. >> to you, k

president volodymyr zelenskyi joined it. as a result of the attack of the russian aggressors, at least 14 people were killed and about 97 others were injured during the virtual meeting of the leaders of the group of seven zelenskyi called russia and ukraine a terrorist in particular due to shelling of the civilian population and radiation blackmail, and also thanked json partners for their help in the fight against the occupiers, an attack from belarus is not yet expected, at least in the area of ​​responsibility of the volyn territorial defense brigade, the situation on the ukrainian-belarusian border is under control about this said the press officer of the 100th taro brigade, serhii khominskyi, says that the military is carefully monitoring all movements of equipment and personnel on the other side of the state border information is summarized, analyzed , conclusions are drawn and, if necessary, all necessary measures are taken, the personnel of our brigade , together with other components of the defense forces of the region, continue to carry out the duties assigned to us daily, fo

of our soldiers are not limited to the liberation of the estuary, president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi said in a video message and said that twice a day he receives a report from the military and this week they are talking about the list of settlements that were liberated from the enemy, so when the ukrainian flag is returned to the pro-russian force, no one mentions this week in the reports the largest part is the list of populated areas freed from the enemy as part of our ongoing defense operation, the story of the liberation of the estuary in the donetsk region has now become the most media, but the successes of our soldiers are not limited to the estuary , you know this trend, recently someone somewhere held pseudo-referendums and when the ukrainian flag is returned, a pro-russian force with some there are papers, annexations, no one mentions them except, of course, the law enforcement agencies of ukraine, because everyone who is involved in any elements of aggression against our country will be responsible for this. liman has been under occupation since the end of may on saturday.

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pressured zelenskyy to cut off peace negotiations with russia.his is then prime minister johnson being interviewed by bloomberg news back in may. >> such proponent of a deal with putin, how can you deal with -- in the middle of -- what is the negotiation? that is what putin is doing. he will try to freeze the conflict, call for a cease-fire while he remains in possession of substantial parts -- >> [indiscernible] >> i'm at that point to all my friends and colleagues in the g7, nato. by the way, everybody gets that. once you go to the logic, you could see it is very difficult. amy: i wanted to bring nicolas davies into the conversation, co-author of "war in ukraine: making sense of a senseless conflict." the significance of what boris johnson said and also the attempts of some in the u.s. congress to push for negotiation, very different from what the former prime minister was saying in britain, i congress member pramila jayapal who drafted a congressional sign-on letter calling for biden to take steps to end the ukraine war through several steps,

i actually had this conversation with president zelenskyy.ction, will there be a difference? he is very much aware of the last big bill that was passed in the house. it was 40 billion dollars to send eight billion to ukraine. we've also spent a tremendous amount of humanitarian aid, it was sent to the united nations instead of sending it to ukraine. and in an unbelievable markup cost. so, i think what we need to do, especially because ukraine is being successful, because our weapons are allowing them to be successful, and this conflict is not likely to wane. we really need to evaluate how do we make the conduit of getting $1 to president zelenskyy cheaper, and get that weapon in his hands quickly and also, it can be employed against the russians. >> all right, the ranking republican on the house intel committee, mike turner, thank you so much for being here. we'll be right back. y pay for what you need! (limu squawks) he's a natural. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ over 5 million people have fallen in love wi

president zelenskyi talked about strengthening the air defense system of ukraine and also about increasinghe pressure on the aggressor country. well, the leaders of the two countries will speak more substantively on tuesday in the format of a video meeting of the g7 countries. well, a few days earlier macron said that france is creating a special military fund for the needs of ukraine in the amount of 100 million euros and also promises us the delivery of additional caesars in strasbourg in the fall the session of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe gathered today, the session began with a minute of silence , the head of this organization, tinie cox, made a corresponding statement, the ukrainian delegation, for its part, initiated a special debate, which should end with the adoption of a resolution on the ukrainian issue on thursday, after ukrainian leader volodymyr zelenskyy will speak at the forum, why this is important, and how else will ukrainians intensify our efforts in this institution? i asked oleksiy honcharenko, a member of the ukrainian delegation to the council

president zelenskyy is expected at the g20.yy, putin and biden in the same place. that doesn't mean there would be progress. >> there were talks that were hosted by erdogan months back. the u.s. position and the ukrainian position was that lavrov and others speaking for vladimir putin were not willing to put anything on the table and didn't have any latitude to do any negotiating. at this point, zelenskyy is not going to negotiate given the beating they have taken against civilian targets, for instance. neither side seems willing to negotiate. this could be just a pretext. how are the latest attacks seen in russia? does this satisfy the hardliners who wanted more military action? >> reporter: i think you make good points there. in the end, there's no appetite for compromise on either side. you mention the hardliners. they have been incredibly vocal. they have been celebrating this latest barrage from the russians on ukraine. they have been calling for that kind of attack for weeks. i think there is an open question about what h

in fact, our president zelenskyi is constantly calling for more weapons for ukraine so that ukraine can defend itself. well, as we see, protect europe as well as we see the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi was heard and the answer is just as telling. of this platform and what the minister of defense oleksiy reznikov has already stated about the next supply of weapons to ukraine. electricity consumption during peak hours from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. further , my colleague andrii sinitsyn appears in the frame with news, so i will pass on the broadcast to andrii, thank you max , the information service is really ready, give us another selection of current of information, my release literally in a moment, october 25, 2022, zagreb, croatia, don't miss the broadcast of the national telethon, the only news, the international crimea platform, the first parliamentary summit, the only news , together we are strong, the armed forces of ukraine need drones, make your own contribution one o'clock in the morning in ukraine news time on the air of the nationwide

zelenskyi gave a long interview to the bbc. the nobel peace prize was awarded to ukrainian , russian, and belarusian human rights defenders. why in many people were indignant in kyiv and what do the gates themselves think about this? russia launched a new missile attack on zaporizhzhia against air defense was able to repulse the attack. the city was also subjected to devastating shelling on the eve of october 6, a total of 12 civilians were killed and the same number of victims were hospitalized. yesterday's destructive attacks on zaporizhzhia, on the eve of the attacks, two residential buildings were hit here, according to official data, 12 people died as a result of the shelling, many went missing, some are still under the rubble, under a huge pile of debris. worried because until now everyone believed that drones are used in other regions of ukraine and they have devastating consequences, that's why people are alarmed, the city is located not so far from of the territory occupied by russia, they know that the line of fire is

noted the head of the regional military administration valentyn reznichenko, president volodymyr zelenskyi promised that this attack retribution for the attackers will be fair and inevitable, the occupiers fired more than a hundred projectiles in the sumy region last night, the head of the region, dmytro zhyvitskyi , reported. the enemy infantry car retreated with losses in our units without casualties reported to the operational command south , in addition, air defense forces shot down two enemy kamikaze drones fired from the crimean direction over the kherson region, during the day ukrainian missile and artillery units performed more than 200 fire missions, so our defenders eliminated 26 invaders, four mortars, the tor anti-aircraft missile complex, six units of armored vehicles and the warehouse with ammunition of the black sea, the enemy group quantitatively decreased to nine, but qualitatively increased by a submarine. thus, at the ready, three missile carriers, one of which is underwater, which means 20 calibers, the sea continues to storm, who cares about walking along the coasts, b

first of all, i understand that president zelenskyy and biden just spoke. what are you hearing from the white house tonight? >> reporter: that's right, wolf. of course the white house has been monitoring the situation in ukraine very closely over the last 24 hours and we did just learn in the last hour or so that president biden did, in fact, again speak with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. they have, of course, had so many phone calls over the last year or so as this war has progressed. what is very notable from both the readouts from both sides of the phone call, note the need and importance of more air defense systems. for example, if you look at the white house readout, it says that president biden pledged to continue providing ukraine with more advanced air defense systems, where president zelenskyy tweeted in the last hour or so that he emphasized that air defense is currently the number one priority in our defense cooperation. so we'll see, wolf, if there are any announcements in the coming days about what the u.s. is willing to provide. i a

that is not on zelenskyy.tin is the ultimate bogeyman of democrats and the only war they love to ratchet up because it is like a proxy war with trump. this is a war they love to want to have, to pour into, the war machine is happy to feed it. rachel: if you wanted to win this war, and depose putin, why would you hinder yourself and tie your hands behind your back by cutting off your own oil, your own energy, doesn't make sense, every -- by hampering ourselves and destroying american energy, to fund this war. it doesn't look like anything -- rachel: pete: no strategy from the pentagon? we shouldn't be surprised. will: here's what president biden had to say about his new theme, message. rachel: like his maga message. he is trying to -- it did. >> president biden: let me start with two words. made in america. made in america. that is not hyperbole. i'm not joking about that. bring gasoline down over $1.50. it ratcheted up because of what the russians did and the saudis did. will: made in -- 3 on my finger. rachel

zelenskyi personally called putin through the media on february 25. were also supposed to talk about the prospects of the presidential talks of the ukrainian delegation at the negotiations with the representatives of the aggressor country at the end of march, a member of the ukrainian delegation dovedy arkhamiya said that ukraine offered russia to hold a direct meeting he emphasized that enough material had been developed for this, quoting, after the release of buchi and irpen and the discovery of large-scale war crimes. the invasion on february 16 offers to help hold direct negotiations were heard after february 24 and from other world leaders the only news together we are strong armed forces drones are needed, make your contribution, local people wrote and offered their help, this prompted iryna from kyiv to leave for australia, the woman was evacuated in april, at the same time, her relatives stayed in the capital all day, she has already got a job and is ready to tell how they met ukraine iryna hermanovych, a ukrainian woman about life work in aus

president biden stroke by phone to ukraine's president zelenskyy , condemning the strikes and promisingprovide ukraine with the support it needs. at least 10 ukrainian cities were hit, including leave -- including leave and zaporizhzhia. ukraine says at least 11 people have been killed, 64 injured. it's the most widespread russian bombardment since the start of the war. paul adams reports from kyiv. paul: after months of quiet in the capital, the war is back. for three chaotic hours this morning, the missiles kept coming. for one young woman already recording her own sense of shock, a narrow escape. my bbc colleague hugo was broadcastingive when it all began. >> they want panic and chaos. they want to destroy our energy system. they are hopeless. the second target is people. such goals were chosen to do as much damage as possible. were ukrainians. help each other, we believe in ourselves. we restore everything that is destroyed. paul: tourist locations were hit too. the city's famous glass bridge. at times it felt like a city being punished in its favorite, most iconic places. for many

that is why the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, will speak from the president's district.etings from berlin. it is a great honor. we are very much looking forward to your vision. i am very glad to hear you here today. the opportunity for our ukraine to get one step closer to normal life, i listened very carefully to the chancellor's speech about the speech of the president of the european commission, mrs. ursulefon, of course, i think that we can combine our speeches because what i want to say today is what has already been said, it is really very important that we thus agree face to face on the issue of european security and emphasize those important priorities that we must achieve because these are decisive, it was also said yesterday, however, in particular at the conference the business committee of the community, the chancellor said that what we invest in reconstruction, we understand that ukraine, then we invest in a country that will be a future member of the european union, so today the body of the european union and this is possible only with the fact that ukraine

i myself with met president zelenskyy, zelenskyy a year ago and we have a dialogue with president zelenskyythe enormous plyte and pain of the people. we're treating hospitalized ukrainians in israeli hospitals. we've absorbed many refugees in our country including personally, me and my wife, we've absorbed them and are assisting a family of refugees in israel. so we're definitely there and i think rhetoric of that nature does not help. >> as you know, there is also some serious criticism of israel coming from both democrats and republicans, members of congress who would like israel to be more assertive in helping ukraine right now. >> so i'm disgusted with important leaders in the house including with speaker pelosi who i have very strong relations with. she's a great friend, which i personally also have seen hosted in israel and i respect her a lot. there's nothing i can say that's different from what i said so far. it's very easy to come to israel with questions on this. after all, there are many, many solutions and products that can be supplyeied to ukraine. there are things we can't do

well, i will also remind you that volodymyr zelenskyi several times in a row, he appealed to israeliicians, called on israel to help ukraine strengthen its anti-aircraft anti-missile defense in order to withstand the attacks of the russian army, in particular, from izeran drones. deputy director of the center for middle eastern studies, serhiy danilov. good evening, let's first evaluate this step on the part of israel, what they passed on intelligence, data shared with washington regarding iranian drones, what goals is israel pursuing in this case, can we? can we interpret that this is the first step for in order to help ukraine or there is a completely different story not related to ukraine, it is definitely a completely different story not related to ukraine in any way, this is a way to provide an additional argument for the administration of the united states about the fact that a nuclear agreement cannot be concluded by treachery. she died in fact, but this is not about ukraine, this is about israel and about the israeli perception of iran. a very simple use is the resolution of

zelenskyy saying moscow wants to wipe ukraine off the face of the earth. russian vladimir putin claims the strikes were retaliation for an explosion on the bridge linking russia and the next crimean peninsula, and he says this may just be the begning. germany,romising to speed up delivery to ukraine of its ng-awaited air defenseystem. is this a case of better late than never, or too little too late? ♪ i am brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome. the international community is expressing outrage about the latest airstrikes on ukraine. cruise missiles hit kyiv end other cities across the country, killing at least 11 people and injuring many more. president biden has called the assault utter brutality. ukrainian president zelenskyy is accusing russia of wanting to wipe ukraine off the face of the earth. >> just after 8:00 in the morning, a russian missile finds its target. a glass bridge, a major tourist attraction in the heart of the ukrainian capital. security cameras showing just how clos

the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, is also scheduled to speak at the meeting. the letter of the british government intends to initiate an emergency summit of nato member countries and to call on european politicians to increase the sanctions pressure on russia and to more actively support ukraine, russia is a terrorist state under such a slogan in the cities of european countries, and actions were held in support of ukraine and condemnation of the crimes of the occupiers, in particular in in tbilisi, georgia, several hundred people came to the walls of the parliament to express their indignation at the massive missile attacks on ukraine by the russian army. demonstrators held posters with inscriptions russia is a terrorist state and calls to provide ukraine with heavy weapons similar actions also took place in toronto, london, vienna, paris, lisbon and several cities in poland, these were the main news for some reason, the next issue is in less than an hour well, then the marathon company continues together my colleagues olesya nitsevich and maks zborovskyi are

ukrainians have clarified that is not what zelenskyy meant.esterday, zelenskyy called on his western masters to launch a preventive nuclear strike against russia for minister sergey lavrov said. by doing so, he has given the world more proof of the thoughts emanating from there. and a village captured from the russian army found russian troops seem to be living in a pig shed. food closed and a washing machine stored in the midst of pig stalls. you were deceived and betrayed, ukraine's defense minister said kraefg russian troops in the video. you promised an easy walk but you were sent into a trap. you pay in blood for someone's fantasies and false goals. and the kremlin's goals appear increasingly out of reach, as ukraine continues to make progress taking back territory from vladimir putin's army. and, of course, they want to deep that progress up. they want to keep up with the pace of that as well, kim. one of the reasons why it's so urgent for the ukrainians, they obviously understand as well that the russians are mobilizing, as the russians