a move. you can just promise this, of course, for this you don’t need to sit at the table of zelenskyi putinin his head. he has already tried to sit the ministers of foreign affairs of russia and ukraine and russia at the table for negotiations. sergey lavrovramid a little sergey lavrov in antalya it turned out. he is a person who knows how to draw conclusions. he is already an electoral politician and retains power all his life by winning elections . a meeting with zelenskyi putin is not necessary now, but it is necessary to show that only he can organize it. it is absolutely logical to pose a question for such a person, and again, one should not harbor unnecessary illusions. but if we can continue to transport grain, now the president said that it seems to us that there is a queue of 150 ships of montenegro and they are now playing in the ozone, the russians , that is, the inspectors do not let in a large number , they are playing a game, and it seems that they do not have time. well, this is such an italian, italian strike, so what do you you must understand erdoğan's logic, i.e. maybe it

we are at a pivot moment, a stern warning from the g7 to vladimir putin today has emerged from this virtual meeting. president zelenskyy, of course, addressed them. is vladimir putin going to listen? what evidence is there that putin will back down? theyindiscriminating attacks. we are going to continue to apply maximum pressure on moscow to try and affect putin's strategic calculus. we are going to continue here at nato to reinforce nato's eastern flank. we will continue as individual allies to get the ukrainian forces the security assistance that they need to defend their territory from these awful, illegal attacks from russia. >> ambassador, we know the priorities for president zelenskyy from the g7 and nato is for more defense air defenses. will he get that? >> as richard engel noted a few minutes ago, what we have been doing here at nato and through the contact group that the u.s. leads as well is we have been in near daily contact with ukrainian military commanders to assess what their real-time needs on the ground are. we then take those requests and pair them with countries that have the capabilities that can b

stuart: but if we respond to this nuclear war from putin we end up pushing zelenskyy into negotiated ich leaves russian troops in ukraine, a win for putin. >> it doesn't mean -- we absolutely -- we cannot kyiv in because caving in signal to putin. stuart: but you do kyiv if you create peace with russian troops in ukraine. >> is the prerequisite you need to articulate to putin. these are our rules, this is your position. unfortunately, we have come to this situation because decrease our posture in europe. nato countries still don't have been fully from only eight countries out of 30 provide 2%. with germany the largest eco economy, not meeting the troop%, we telegraphed to putin that we are not going to have robust deterrence posture we did during president reagan's time. that's when we developed star wars capability, the fbi. stuart: it's a kyiv. if you want to get zelenskyy and putin together to negotiate peace on the ground right now, your caving because you believe russian troops in ukraine. >> listen. right now, the alternative is this. today nato forces are running the nuclear tr

, but putin wants zelenskyi to meet and capitulate, so let him meet with putin so that capitulates, it was right and fair, i still don’t understand why zelenskyi should capitalize when he has nothing to do with it. he doesn't want putin, he doesn't need the bryansk region , he doesn't ask, he doesn't say whether putin should join or not join, he doesn't learn this by life and, by the way, he doesn't even lead, they don't offer to identify russia, although it was worth it, but putin has some positions to submit to the bide we should withdraw the troops from ukraine, stop the energy blackmail of europe, stop the blackmail with hunger, and the platform for rejecting the destructive person whose leadership is engaged in the leadership of the russian federation is big enough, let's talk some more let's talk about a person so close to putin, at least before. is this the case now? mrs. ksenia sobchak, she left the russian federation. it was as if it was clear that this is such an imaginary pseudo-opposition, a pseudo-liberal, but now you know, she somehow set herself up, it se

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

strengthening of ukraine's defense capabilities, at the same time, zelenskyi said that ukraine is ready for negotiations with russia, but not with putinmphasized that ukraine should legally record everything that has been achieved, in fact , it is in ukraine that the fate of the democrats in the resistance to tyrants is decided, volodymyr zelenskyi emphasized, ukraine was and remains as a leader in negotiation efforts, it was our state that always offered russia to agree on coexistence on equal, honest, dignified and fair terms, it is obvious that with it is impossible with this russian president. he does not know what dignity and honesty are, that is why we are ready for a dialogue with russia, but already with another president of russia. valentin, well, look. it's still a month. even a little more, what can change in our position and under what circumstances these negotiations after all, is there anything that could happen to putin that could change our position today ?

. >> there's got to be pressure on the biden administration, not only to back off and allow zelenskyy and putinto talk and allow them to have some kind of peace agreement, but also the united states needs to go back to the stables with the russians and talk to them. amy: vijay prashad and noam chomsky for the hour. all that and more, coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. brazil's presidential election is headed to a runoff. in the first round of voting sunday, brazil's former president luiz inÁcio lula da silva of the leftist workers party won 40%, beating brazil's far right president jair bolsonaro who received 43% of the vote. it was a closer result than many projected and bolsonaro-backed candidates also performed well in other races. lula spoke to supporters sunday night. >> i have never won an election and in the first round. i have won all of them and it the second round. what is important is a chance to think thoroughly on what proposed versus side and build a network of alliances and supporters before winning.

the president -- ukraine' as president zelenskyy says putin's rhetoric is escalating.is calling on russians to rise up against the invasion of his country. >> all that putin is afraid of is not even a nuclear strike. he is afraid of his own society, his own people. anchor: overwhelmed with grief, parents and relatives mourn their children murdered in thailand by a former police officer. the u.k. government is urged to make a formal apology for allegedly war crimes by britton's troops in palestine nearly 100 years ago. and microsoft warns russia could attack undersea cables carrying internet traffic in a cyber strike on the west. ♪ anchor: welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin tonight in kyiv where president zelenskyy spoke to the bbc and urged russians to stand up against the war in ukraine. it comes as ukrainian troops continue making steady progress in reclaiming land occupied by russian forces in the east and south as the country. president zelenskyy told john simpson he echoes president biden's warning that any use of nuclear weapons w

this retaliation should have been expected, including by president biden and president zelenskyy. putinswitching strategies to what is called the new generation warfare. he's going to target exactly what he's targeting right now, the civilian infrastructure. president biden at this point has no de-escalation strategy, and that is very dangerous. >> they aim at civilian targets because, embarrassingly, the mighty russian army cannot stand up to ukraine. they lose every single time they are engaged. they have no other competent soldiers to call up. they have a car bomb go off in moscow and kill a leading ukrainian critic's daughter, who's also a big ukrainian critic, and they have a bridge that was supposed to be the bridge to luxurious vacationing for the people of russia. good luck, have a nice vacation trying to get across that bridge. that obviously shows that no place is safe, as well as nine planes that blew up on the tarmac in crimea. so now they know, vladimir putin knows that nothing is safe. and blowing it up on his birthday adds to it. keep in mind ukraine is smashing through r

this retaliation should have been expected, including by president biden and president zelenskyy. putin is switching strategies to what is called the new generation warfare, where he's going to target exactly what he's targeting right now, the civilian infrastructure. president biden at this point has no de-escalation strategy, and that is very dangerous. >> ukrainian president zelenskyy saying, "they are trying to destroy us and wipe us off the face of the earth. the air alarm does not stop the threat in ukraine. there are missiles hitting and unfortunately there are dead and wounded. please do not leave shelters. take care of yourself and your loved ones. let's hold on and be strong." he says russia timed its attack to inflict maximum damage on energy and infrastructure. he said his voice is shot down at least 41 of the 75 missiles fired by russia this morning. meantime, president biden facing backlash for saying the world could face a nuclear armageddon at the hands of a nuclear threat by russian president putin. former secretary of state mike pompeo calling on the president to take

kyiv, chernihiv, sumy regions, well, you see how our nuclear electorate is, that is, putin decided that zelenskyi'stor is putin's electorate, again, this is delusional, but i'm sure that this was in all the reports that were put on his table, and secondly, if zelenskyi was scared of the nationalists who gathered near his office and shouted to him that putin does not need zemnaya negotiate, then he will be scared of the best russian tank. i will just run away and viktor fedorovich will come with me. viktor fedorovich definitely never betrays his voters. he is a very decent person. he will sign everything i tell him. here is all the very simple logic. lost, i have to tell you that the russian special services have always had a bad attitude for as long as i can remember, as long as i have been following what they advised, how they imagined the situation, it has always been so because they are used to writing about what is happening in reality since time immemorial stalin and what is liked in honor of russia eh in the quiet borders of which we now see the map of russia victory in this war eh is an exis

believe this is zelenskyy saying he's never going to negotiate with putin? 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. every indication is that mr. putin wants to continue to prosecute this war. we're going to do what we can to make sure that when it becomes a negotiation, that president zelenskyy has all the tools at his disposal to be able to do that successfully in a way that he determines. >> i know you want to leave it up to him to decide when he's going to negotiate obviously between him and whoever at the negotiating table in russia, but for him to say i'm not going to negotiate with putin, if that is something he's going to stand by, that means unl

and while president zelenskyy didn't address that specifically, i did ask him about mr. putin. nts 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 th

talking about negotiations in russia invented an alternative to the talks between volodymyr zelenskyi and putin, the head of the federation council, valentina matviyenko , suggested that the parliaments of ukraine and russia urgently sit down at the negotiating table and try to understand each other. he will start in indonesia today the delegation of the verkhovna rada of ukraine is headed by the vice-speaker olena kondratyuk earlier president volodymyr zelenskyi signed a decree according to which ukraine will not conduct any negotiations with the president of russia putin, the eighth package of sanctions against russia was finally approved in the european union, new restrictions were introduced in response to the annexation of part of the ukrainian territory, it was reported on the website of the european commission, in the next package of sanctions , an upper price limit was introduced for the sea transportation of russian oil to third countries and in the future a complete restriction on such transportation from february 2023, in addition, sanctions were imposed on individuals and legal enti

putin and the russians. could it push him to go nuclear or push him out of power? ukrainianing president zelenskyyhreats should be taken seriously. >> they begin to prepare their society. that is very dangerous. they are not ready to do it -- to use it, but they begin to communicate. they don't know if they will use or they will not use. i think that is dangerous even to speak about it. eric: rebecca coffman is here, author of the book "putin's playbook." so, rebecca, you know his mind better than almost anyone. what do you think putin's reaction was when he saw that video of his prized bridge, you know, blown up that he so proudly built with as the link to crimea? >> so putin likely assesses that it is zelenskyy's strategic messaging to him that ukraine is prepared to go all the way, to take this fight, to up the ante in order to achieve zelenskyy's ultimate goal which is to recapture the territories that were seized by russia in this war. and this is the exactly why putin has -- is prepared and zelenskyy and our own president, president biden, are warning us to wage tactical nuclear warfare. it

zelenskyy and elon musk. because elon musk wanted to use his connections with the kremlin to talk to putin and to help to establishents, 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 and that we hear from many propaganda supporters. and again, i will tell you, this is -- this doesn't make any sense. they came to our country. they invaded. they took over our land. they killed tens of thousands of people. and we cannot even count how much damage, what is the cost of this damage. so when negotiations must take place but nothing forbids putin to take his army from ukraine and stop this mass murdering and violation of internati

the president says he's taking vladimir putin seriously when the russian leader talks about using nuclear weapons. president zelenskyy responds to putin's threat. >> i think that is dangerous even to speak about it. >> dickerson: cbs' major garrett reports from the white house. plus, david martin from the pentagon on putin's nuclear capabilities, and how the u.s. might respond to a nuclear strike. new york city's state of emergency: the nation's largest city is overwhelmed by the influx of migrants. tanya rivero reports on what the mayor is now demanding. >> this should be handled at the border. >> dickerson: the economy and inflation. monthly jobs numbers remain strong, but higher prices are already impacting the holiday shopping season. carter evans has what you need to know. and, "on the road." cbs' steve hartman has the story of how a small act of kindness changed a community forever. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight from new york. >> dickerson: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. i'm john dickerson in for norah. tonight, president bide

the president says he's taking vladimir putin seriously when the russian leader talks about using nuclear weapons. president zelenskyy responds to putin's threat. >> i think that is dangerous even to speak about it. >> dickerson: cbs' major garrett reports from the white house. plus, david martin from the pentagon on putin's nuclear capabilities, and how the u.s. might respond to a nuclear strike. new york city's state of emergency: the nation's largest city is overwhelmed by the influx of migrants. tanya rivero reports on what the mayor is now demanding. >> this should be handled at t

allocate money for the renewal of this energy infrastructure, but as our president volodymyr zelenskyi says, putinow, they are not afraid to simplify, so what is also actively discussed here in the information field to the fullest extent - this is the new world power order balance the struggle between good and evil that existed and the deterrence system that was formed after the second world war has today exhausted itself. everyone is saying that after this war there will be a complete restructuring of the world security system. the world security system, in fact, i think that everything will be fine if after the war we see a lot. how will it be said that they wanted to build it so that the americans did not have all this ? china, iran, i called the low trumpor. go with fitnen and not another one, it is building its own system, which was the bottom of the abyss. and today, read, but you no longer exist. china does not even help russia. kazakhstan is no longer so close to the orphans. kyrgyzstan does not want to do this military training, it's the work of the countrymen. we believe that you just st

stuart: president biden and the g7 leaders are nudging zelenskyy and putin toward an offramp towardsotiated settlement. is that what you want to end this war soon? >> absolutely. the closer vladimir putin gets to looking like he is losing, the more the west talks about unconditional surrender or zelenskyy says i will never negotiate with boudin the more likely pushing him into a dangerous place, escalating this. she wants to escalate the war so he can go to his own people and say i told you along, this wasn't us invading ukraine, this was america, nato invading russia. that is how he rallies his people. if there' s no negotiated solution keeps escalating and president biden says he's not going to use nuclear weapons. i understand the odds. it is the stakes i don't like. i think we should push both countries towards a negotiated solution, set the fighting to stop and ukraine plays the long game, the world will rush to rebuild ukraine, to fully integrate ukraine and the western economies. meanwhile after the fighting stops what happens to russia? a world pariah and they remain so. stua

out front tonight, destruction and failure as president zelenskyy warns that putin is potentially preparing to go nuclear. it is because of video like this russian tanks and other fighting vehicles you can see all destroyed in ukraine's lightning-fast advance in the east. ukrainian president zelenskyy saying today that ukrainian forces have liberated nearly 1,000 square miles in this offensive. and you can see the destruction that happened in that wake. that destruction tonight is actually forcing russian cities like st. petersburg to cancel a celebration. we are learning that those soldiers have literally been living in pig stys in occupied parts of ukraine. this was a village pig shed that became home to those russian soldiers. we're going to bring you much more on this in a moment because all of this destruction and failure that i'm showing you here could change the course of history. tonight, zelenskyy says putin is now preparing the russian people for possible nuclear war. >> they begin to prepare their society. that is very dangerous. they are not ready to use it. but they begin to co

putin. and what president zelenskyy is now saying about negotiating with putin. ian pannell inside ukraine. >>> and tonight, north korea, the longest missile test yet, firing a nuclear-capable ballistic missile directly over japan. the sirens sending many in japan running for cover. the u.s. responding tonight. martha raddatz is here. >>> breaking head line involving that urgent hunt for a serial killer. tonight, two more murders potentially linked to this case and what we've now learned. >>> eamon elon musk's turn in the twitter war. >>> tonight, the report making headlines. >>> and we pay tribute here to a country music legend. ♪ i'm proud to be a coal miner's daughter ♪ >> loretta lynn. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. we have a lot to get to tonight. and we're going to begin with that breaking headline. former president trump timing an emergency appeal to the supreme court tonight. the former president asking the court to intervene in the mar-a-lago case. the fbi, of course, seizing more than 100 classified document

and in ukraine, president zelenskyy called putin's move a farce, saying ukraine would accelerate its request to join nato. >> translator: today, here in kyiv in the heart of our country, we are taking a decisive step for the security of the entire community of free nations. ♪ >> reporter: but in red square tonight, the stage managed celebrations meant to send a powerful message at home and abroad. no matter the consequences, putin's russia is determined to take this path. matthew chance, cnn, new york. >> president putin has said nuclear weapons could be used to defend russian territory, which moscow now claims includes nearly a fifth of ukraine. u.s. secretary lloyd costen condemned the sabre rattling in an interview with cnn. here's what he had to say about the prospect of putin following through on his threats. >> to be clear, the guy who makes that decision, i mean, it's one man. there are no checks on mr. putin. just as he made the irresponsible decision to invade ukraine, and he could make another decision, but i don't see anything right now that would lead me to believe that h

well, if zelenskyi signs a decree that there will be no negotiations with putin, i am also putting himotiations, he doesn't look like that anymore, means new idea and the edition of the milieu is so close to eduardan, and then the representatives of the redagan party began to say that they are already preparing in istanbul, his advisor on national security and the kalin brothers began to say that these are the negotiations and the americans are even interested, and here it turned out that no one is interested that president biden said that i don't want to talk to putin, the europeans were absolutely not ready to even discuss this topic putin, who, in principle, you understand, obviously wants to he pointed out to us in the first part of the program that viktor yagun is eager for these negotiations because he needs a truce but at the same time, he is, you know, like this petty robber who received a million and still reaches for his wallet in the tram if putin would like to dogan talked to him about something, he should definitely have refrained from these acts of missile attacks , becau

putin preparing his own people for the possibility of a nuclear strike? what do you think, general? >> i think he is preparing, but i also think that president zelenskyy'sht. putin doesn't know if he's going to use it or not. but as alice george said, it is a difficult moment. but pamela, there's a couple of things that are different. you know, in the cuban missile crisis, the russians thought that they could push the united states out of europe by putting the missiles in cuba. so it was a direct u.s./soviet confrontation. in this case, we have ukraine in the middle of this, and what the russians want to do is deter u.s. and western support for ukraine. if we were to give into this, we would be acknowledging that the nuclear power can invade anyone it wants without any consequences. and this is the problem. so it's very difficult to imagine putin having an off ramp given by us. he's got to find his own off ramp and really the only off ramp that's available is he needs to pull out. >>> former nato commander general wesley clark and alice george, thanks so much. >>> the south korean joint chiefs of staff calls the latest north korean missile launches as a

speak speak at the parliamentary level to hold some kind of consultations after president zelenskyi openly sent putinwar is governmental and they are also flooded with russians, they hate ukraine, we would have destroyed it with justice, we would see it now that it is impossible to live still, and they have a second, more important task for them how to preserve power as a competent property - this is one and the same for russia in a country suffering from defeat. here they are already turning, as it were, through putin's head to the west that here, let's help us save everything, we are ready how would this is a hint that the part of russia that wants to come to an agreement is that you are ready to hand over putin, because putin now has too many horns to hold on to power. so that someone will say that i putin slapped me in the military, not a slap in the face. degrees poisoned and propaganda well, ready- made mobilizations, as they were told, they would save the country, but when all this abyss was opened in front of them, there would be an absolute lack of preparation for the generals of the army le

enemy suffered the greatest losses in the directions of kramatorsk and bakhmut volodymyr zelenskyi finally sent putin offers ukraine to surrender well, the armed forces of ukraine are liberating kherson oblast, kharkiv oblast and donetsk oblast, we will talk about this later in the next hour, ihor romanenko , retired lieutenant general, deputy chief of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, mr. generals, good health and thank you for joining our program. good day to you in ukraine. glory to the heroes, mr. igor, let's start our a conversation with the top topics that are being discussed today in ukraine and outside of ukraine, this is the statement of ilona, ​​the mask of a multi-billionaire, a person who influences the world and whose opinion is always perceived on the planet with special attention and taking into account his influence and the development of science and technology in general in the world so what he wrote on his twitter page, he conducted a survey and asked questions about how to resolve the issue of belonging to the crimea annexed by russia so he offered options peace bet

offered an alternative to the negotiations between the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi and volodymyr putinти дорогённости and the last thing i want to say russia has repeatedly proposed negotiations on the settlement of the ukrainian crisis eh and we we have already reached practical agreements in istanbul, they were ready for a tripartite, but unfortunately, ukraine was then obviously under the lower government, and it refused these agreements. we are again talking. we are for negotiations. for her negotiation, at the time when matvienko, born in shepetivka, spoke about the need for negotiations, russian troops were shelling the shepetivka district of khmelnytskyi, madam generals, in your opinion negotiations between russia and ukraine are needed at all now. if so, what can be the subject of these negotiations, the subject of negotiations can be an exchange of prisoners no more than and as for other negotiations, they can be after the russian troops leave the territory of ukraine to the last meter, including and crimea, then there may be some talks there regarding the issue of discussing

well, believe me , the dynamics are such that you can expect a meeting between volodymyr zelenskyi and volodymyr putin on the island of bali, but i still did not put a lot of money on it it's a pity for us, because pardogan sees reconciliation as the only possible option. at today's event, marina admits it, and then they say we'll hold negotiations. well, with such success, matvienko could offer something similar, and as a penguin in antarctica, i don't think so. changed, spoke about it, dear evgeny, that is, something happened in her head, although they call valya half-glass there for a reason, well, but she took a similar step, she voiced it, she took this step with special cynicism after the attack on her native, so that the vouchers, that day, sounds e- i am delusional about the fact that we will not talk about our new territorial possessions. and now let's sit down at the negotiating table. how can we sit down in a strong presidential super presidential republic, like russia , the head of the upper house of the parliament? of negotiations, what can she offer? especially since the ukrainian parlia

and in ukraine, president zelenskyy called putin's move a farce and said ukraine would accelerate its join nato. >> translator: today here in kyiv in the heart of our country we are taking a decisive step for the security of the entire community of free nations. >> reporter: tonight the square managed celebrations are meant to send a powerful message that no matter the criticism or the consequences putin's russia is determined to take this path. matthew chance, cnn, new york. >> now, as mr. putin declares annexation of moscow the ukrainian president you were just hearing there is praising more progress on the battlefield. ukrainian officials say russian troops are now trapped in the eastern city. this after reports ukrainian troops were close to encircling the city. president zelenskyy said his troops will eventually free the entire country. >> translator: we must liberate our entire land, and this will be the best proof that international law and human values cannot be broken by any terrorist state, even one as insolent as russia. >> now, meantime the death toll from an attack on a h

putin has to decide, is he going to escalate or negotiate. if he loses this line and takes this line, he meaning zelenskyy, the russian army is defeated and putin you going to do so i've said this all along. this is a smart move and i don't think a lot of people are picking up on it talk about the other fights going on, this is the fight to watch. because if zelenskyy wins this fight, he actually wins the war. griff: this is the one that matters on our map. the blue areas are the areas, ukrainians forces have taken back. let me just take you to this spot, a little zoomed in, general kellogg and that's the important dam that russia has mined with explosive and the water reserve there equivalent to the great salt lake in utah. how significant is that? >> it's huge. but the confusing part about it because if they blow up the daniel and you're looking at the reservoir up there. if they take and blow up the dam, all the water, the fresh water that's being used by crimea comes out of that dam so it doesn't make a lot of sense. it makes a lot of sense in the fact that putin is just crazy enough to start, keep taking out infrastructure, which he wants

this can be a compromise ukraine is ready for negotiations with russia, but not with putin, president volodymyr zelenskyi said, he emphasized that ukraine should legally record everything that has been achieved in fact it is in ukraine that the fate of democracy is decided in opposition to tyranny, stressed volodymyr zelenskyi ukraine was and remains a leader in negotiation efforts, it was our state that always offered russia to agree on coexistence on equal, honest, dignified and fair terms, it is obvious that this is impossible with this russian president he does not know what dignity is and honesty , therefore, we are ready for a dialogue with russia, but already with another russian president, therefore, we will discuss reparations and compensatory mechanisms in the studio with oleksiy buryachenko, candidate of political sciences, we congratulate mr. oleksia, we also have oleksandr pavlichenko, the executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, advises, you can also skype in connection with us dmytro gromakov, an expert of the international center for countering russian propagan

russia's foreign minister today says russia is open to a putin and biden meeting at the g20, saying, quote, they never refuse meetings, and zelenskyy said there could be no dialogue with this leader. what diplomatic path forward is there? >> well, you know, to echo winston churchill said jaw, jaw, is always better than war, war. the fact that putin is willing to meet with biden, something he was not willing to do earlier on might be a sign of the fact that he is in a more cornered position that we had thought. all wars end at the negotiating table, not on the battlefield. this one will, too. >> admiral, do you fear right now given the rhetoric, given what keir held up saying nobody should have any doubts, do you fear that should will arm putin, inspire him to continue on with these brutal attacks? >> >> i think he is going to continue these kind of brutal attacks because he's proving to be so incompetent. his military at conventional warfare, they are failing at every turn, and being pushed out of territory they conquered and they should be able to hold that and they are not. he has to play other cards. that's why rick and i are di

volodymyr zelenskyi and volodymyr putin, the speaker of the federation council, valentina matvienko, proposes negotiations between the parliaments, let's hear what matvienko proposes at the official level, today, on the platform of the parliamentary twenty, we will sit at the negotiating table, the parliament of russia, the parliament of ukraine, let 's try to understand each other russia has repeatedly proposed negotiations on the settlement of the ukrainian crisis, and we have already reached practical agreements in İstanbul were ready to move, but unfortunately , uh, ukraine is so far away, we can see that the speder government has refused these agreements. we speak again. we are for negotiations. we are for dialogue. the time when matvienko, who was born in shepetivka, spoke about the need for negotiations, russian troops shelled the shepetivka district of khmelnytskyi, ladies and gentlemen, in your opinion, are there any need for negotiations between russia and ukraine if so, what can be the subject of these negotiations, the subject of negotiations can be some exchange of priso

present will be there, well, at least virtual, i don’t know how or in person, and volodymyr zelenskyi and volodymyr putinave not yet canceled a-a well , according to the organizers of this event, uh, their speeches, although in the office of the president of ukraine they said that have not yet decided on the format of participation and whether zelensky will take part in this event in general, we know about such an international organization, the international monetary fund, there are such conspiracist accusations that it is the world financial government, we talked about it in previous programs with you. but what about the g20? what is this? what kind of international association is it? what kind of influence does it have on the world economy? let's start with the fact that today's world economy is managed. well, or i would say so. it develops thanks to the activities of various international among economic organizations there are international economic organizations that make direct decisions that are actually binding for countries to implement . coordination of economic policy within the framework of t

be present there, well, at least virtual, i don’t know how or in person, and volodymyr zelenskyi and volodymyr putint yet canceled a-a well , according to the organizers of this the events of his speeches, although the office of the president of ukraine said that they have not yet decided on the format of participation and whether zelensky will participate in this event in general, we know about such an international organization, the international monetary fund is so conspiratorial what is this, the world financial government? we talked about it in previous programs with you. now, about the g20. what is it? what kind of international association is it? what kind of influence does it have on the world economy ? it is managed, or you said yes, it develops thanks to the activities of various international economic organizations, there are international economic organizations that make direct decisions that are actually mandatory for countries to implement. well, for example, the trade organization agreements regarding the reduction of tariffs, sooner or later they become mandatory for all countries wi

to support ukraine more clearly, in particular , although the president of the relevant and putin's zelenskyipartners, but we voted for ukraine against the annexation of ukrainian regions and generally support the previous tribunal against war crimes thank you thank you mr. oliynyk on radio svoboda yuriy oliynyk was a political candidate nauk, co-founder of the center for the study of africa, thank you . well, we don’t have much time left, we have time to tell one more piece of news, in particular, that vladimir putin reportedly did not reveal his plan for the war to the russians, he says that genstadt is planning. at the yalta discussion club, we already mentioned it at the beginning of the speech and we hope to analyze it already in tomorrow's sobodalife program well, today's program is coming to an end subscribe to our social networks put like and share this release on your social networks tomorrow the studio will be working please laser happily vietnamese balm star the first step in the treatment of colds a proven medicine and not a cosmetic mixture we will be healthy ask at pharmacies vi

and in ukraine, president zelenskyy called putin's move a farce.aying ukraine would accelerate its request to join nato. >> translator: today, here in kyiv, in the heart of our country, we are taking a decisive step for the security of the entire community of free nations. ♪ >> reporter: in red square, the stage managed celebrations meant to send a powerful message at home and abroad. no matter the criticism or the consequences, putin's russia is determined to take this path. >> all right. our thanks to matthew chance for that report. >>> also new this morning, ukrainian forces have encircled several thousand russian troops near a key town in donetsk. one of the four moscow-held territories that putin claimed to annex on friday. an army spokesperson tells cnn that russian fighters have tried to form convoys to break through the blockade. but their attempts have been unsuccessful. and that retaking the area would give ukraine more leverage to push farther east into russian-occupied territory. it's getting complicated now. let's bring in retired lieu

president zelenskyy approaching putin of weaponizing food by blocking ships of grain again. whit? >> britt clennett, thank you. >>> staying overseas, with international pressure on the iranian government intensifying. tens of thousands of people are taking to the streets of berlin in a massive show of support for the women of iran. lama hasan is following the events from london. lama, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, whit. a massive protest is organized in germany with many people expected to descend on berlin. supporting iranian women who risked their lives for standing up to the regime for more than a month now. germany is not alone, after the demonstrations began in cities and towns across iran. they were ignited by the death of mahsa amini. she was arrested we the morality police for not sticking to the country's dress code and later she died in police custody. that mobilized thousands of people worldwide. in iran, so far, 240 people have been killed in the crackdown. iran's top cleric used friday's sermon, calling for the protesters to be punished, quote, hard.

putin's revenge on ukraine. 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

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>>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," ukraine's president zelenskyy saying putin's forces are trying to wipe his country off the face of the earth after more than 80 new rocket strikes on targets including kyiv. putin is claiming the attacks are a retaliation in response to an explosion on a critical bridge linking russia to the annexed crimean peninsula, crippling a key supply route for russia. here at home, republican leaders doubling down on their support for embattled senate candidate, herschel walker, with two top gop senators heading there to campaign with the former football star tomorrow. >>> and fresh reaction to remarks from tommy tuberville. >> they want crime because they want to take over what you got. they want to control what you have. they want reparation because they think the people that do the crime are owed that. >> good day. as russia unleashes a barrage of deadly strikes across ukraine including kyiv, lviv and other cities. the explosions injurying civilians and infrastructure. people forced to take shelter in a key subway station. this for retaliation for damag

zelenskyy is not going to negotiate with putin. do you think there is any space for negotiations? >> men are running away from russia. bleeding hearts. they are killing us and saying their hearts are bleeding. leaking about diplomacy, it's very clear nobody in the world accepted the sham referendum, we will never give up our territories. ukrainians are under genocide. we do not want any inch of russian territory, but we will never give up any inch of hours. anchor: does that include crimea? >> for sure. crimea is ukraine. many times, signed documents that they recognize crimea is ukraine. they gave guarantees in 1994 when we gave up the third-biggest nuclear arsenal in the world under the guarantees they will never attack us. anchor: very briefly, who has mentioned they may be open to meeting with joe biden. has serious is he? >> it seems to be something real. i'm not quite sure. positions are there. [indiscernible] anchor: thank you to all our guests. go to our facebook page and join the conversation on twitter. for me and the whole team, goodbye for now. y>y>y>y>y>y>y>y>y>é>é>é>

really is up to, i think, tony blinken and other diplomats to figure out a way to get both zelenskyy and putin to the table, and as is typical in any war, it's got to end, and usually there are negotiations associated with that. the sooner the better as far as i'm concerned. >> and we talk about these tactical nuclear weapons. where would he use those? what kind of damage can they do? >> well, depending on the size of them, he's got some very small ones, which theoretically while devastating would localize the damage. the winds all blow back onto russia, so he would have to in a way contaminate his own country. he could pick a symbolic target. he could pick zelenskyy's hometown, for instance, as a target as opposed to having a big impact on the battlefield that would badly hurt the ukrainian army, which has fought so well. >> all very frightening stuff and always good to talk to you and hear your perspective. thanks so much, admiral. >>> coming up, has herschel walker's abortion scandal hurt republicans' odds of winning the senate in november? political director rick klein is back at the midte

john: if you do win, will vladimir putin survive? pres. zelenskyy: i don't care.antha: president zelenskyy of ukraine. the 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