, georgian, etc, etc, is being decided in kremlin. how would you answer this question? well, ithink- i disagree with you. i think nato is— quintessentially the most difficult and bitter point for putin personally. i and georgian government's position on nato is crystal. clear and has been crystal. clear for the last 20 years — we want to join the alliance and thisjoining of- the alliance is not. a transactional policy that we want to get security and then do whatever - we would like to do. it is in the first place - what we call the value—based alliance and value based friendship with nato. - and we see ourselves as part of the entire region, - you know, the european union and nato as one euro—atlantic| space. every eight or nine georgiansl out of ten believe very firmly, we have to become members of the european union, - we have to become members of of the nato, and no singlel government can change that in this country. - but we've got a question about the eu again here in the audience. thank you for this interesting discussi

what it is a war as opposed to the kremlin spore? well, he in turn, a special military operation is now at risk of 15 years behind bars. that new law applies to foreign journalist as well, and has effectively paralyzed their ro flats operating in russia. normally best in moscow, but since the kremlin shut down other than revokes accreditation. with television brought to heal long ago, the authorities used to tolerate a few independent news outlets in print and online. that is no longer the case, dodged a news channel that lived on youtube and the radio station, eco mosque, fee are now out of business. many of their journalists have fled the country the different the ship. by the government. we could not imagine that it would happen so fast that they would just ruin everything in a couple of days that they would shut down with the war was to be read with doors started in 2014 when the popularity of our channel was so high, that the government afresh understood that something should be done. we have millions of viewers sent the journal

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the kremlin is also up against a telegenic opponent, ukrainian president volota middle zalinski, whose team includes former tv producers, skilled in the battle for hearts and minds. on this special edition of our program . a listening post timeline, a chronology of our reports from the build up to the invasion right through the messaging and the global medias. news coverage. our starting point is 6 weeks before the war began. january 15th, 202-210-0000 russian troops amassed on or near the border with ukraine. moscow and washington, both sticking to their positions in negotiations over nato, expanding to the east. out of the west headlights, reminding us the stakes are high. and russia state approved meetings. if not beating, at least tapping the drums of war on the surface, it all sounds very 2014. when russian forces invaded ukraine and annexed crimea. only a lot of things have changed since then. absolutely, you don't have the sort of war frenzied by you did in 20141. the state dd hosa really cropping at the mouth overview crime. and there are few reasons for that. firstly, the magi

the kremlin's first comments on two americans captured in ukraine. putin's spokesman on whether they'll face trial and potentially the death penalty and why he says they're not protected by the geneva convention and how he responds to allegations russia is holding wnba star brittney griner hostage. >>> deadly shootings in several u.s. cities. in d.c., a gunman opening fire at a juneteenth concert. it comes amid the gun safety talks in the senate what's the key sticking point >>> the first covid vaccination given to children under five, what parents need to know >>> the iconic art museum giving its own employees a chance to shine >> announcer: this is “nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening. americans determined to stay on the move this holiday weekend despite inflation headwinds finding frustration at every turn to yet another holiday marred by airlin schedule meltdowns and stubbornly high prices at the pump. but tonigh relief may be on the horizon for drivers. president biden enjoying his own getaway in delawar revealed he may call on

the kremlin claimed this new military aid wouldn't stop russian advances. of course, this pumping of ukraine with weapons, especially more modern ones. each time does not change all the parameters of the special military operation. but in any case, the goals of the operation will be achieved. oh, it will simply bring more stuttering to ukraine, which is merely a tool in the hands of those countries that supply it with weapons is undeterred, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski called for more weapons in a speech to luxembourg, parliament outlining the enormity of what ukraine has already lost standing, there wouldn't be controllable by herself to day. the occupiers control almost 20 percent of our territory. my that's almost 125000 square kilometers. this is much larger than the area of all the ban deluxe countries combined. and util. rosalyn was an almost 300000 square meters, are contaminated with unexploded mines and ammunitions scenario them. yet you narrows them out. russian forces pushing forward towards ukrainian held cities in the dawn. best region

ah, the latvian singer performed on russian state media and even held concerts in the kremlin. oh, he toured the world's largest country. oh, thinking in russian, celebrating the language and enjoyed the company of his russian fan. oh no, he's got to miss or not. you still can't fully believe it's all over petition that i might not return may in the next 50 years. and i won't have concerts there. ah, the 24th of february changed everything he told us as we visited him in his home studio. ah, the place where brosuti is creative process begins. for weeks he's been working on a song about the war. oh, finally brucely is speaking out. he's been sharing videos and photos of the war on social media. ah, his aim to confront his russian fans with the reality of violence in ukraine. ah, death and destruction. images that aren't shown on russian state media. blue, although his friends in russia have seen his posts, many are still not convinced learners. probably. it's a paradox. the biggest fans who wrote the most loving comments, i have turned into my biggest enemies here, man. and they

because — military operation of the kremlin because it — military operation of the kremlin because it is going according to plan _ because it is going according to plan without military setbacks. all i’i l ht, plan without military setbacks. iii. right, steve, thank you very much. thank you also tojoe in kyiv. a quarter of gp posts in england could be vacant by the year 2030 — according to the think tank, the health foundation. it says it's concerned about a "growing shortage" of family doctors, and a scarcity of nurses too. 0ur health correspondent jim reed reports. hello, bridgwater surgery. how can i help? for many patients, getting through to a gp surgery has become more difficult since lockdown was lifted. is that medically urgent for today? demand has bounced back strongly. at the same time, there is a shortage of family doctors and nurses across much of the uk. this report says in england alone the situation is likely to get worse with one in four gp posts unfilled by the end of the decade. the government has announced multiple times a commitment to increase the number of g

the kremlin says that default label is artificial. living western sanctions for blocking its foreign reserves. russia's finance ministry says payments were made in roubles in may and transferred to a financial service agency where the money was blocked from reaching bondholders. the default is occurring more in a technical sense, as russia has considerable financial resources, including nearly $600000000000.00 in foreign currency and gold reserves. although a half of that is frozen overseas, sales of oil and gas also bring a steady influx of cash. i'm joined now by maria, she geena. she focuses on economic sanctions for the international institute for strategic studies. ria, thanks for coming again on the show. first question is why, why did russia default, i mean, didn't it attempt to pay the sum that was owed? that is indeed a paradox situation. i don't think there are many precedence out there personally indeed is capable and willing of pain. it has not reserved so doing so. but the technological, the technica, i mean the technical

over the next few years, he became a staunch supporter of the kremlin agenda. in a sermon in march, this year, carol rebuked members of his own church, who opposed the war. we will never make peace, he said with those who violate the law of god. for carol, the invasion of ukraine is a religious crusade aimed at defending divine law. those who oppose it are therefore enemies of god. the kremlin and its forces have effectively been granted a religious stamp of approval for their actions. many of the victims of the violence unleashed by the kremlin and blessed by the church and moscow are carol's own faithful. ukraine has almost 12000 russian orthodox parishes . many of which now stand in the way of russian munitions. a 2nd look at some of the stories that make news around the world. a full people have been shot dead at a hospital campus in tulsa, in the u. s. state of oklahoma. police say the government targeted a doctor who he blamed for pain after recent surgery. now the doctor as well as the receptionist and the patient were killed in the attack. the suspect w

and this is another thing that the kremlin is throwing at. so we have to keep in mind that at the end of the day we should be complete independent ration gas going every week. sorry about that in a minute terry. but so this delay and repair work, the siemens energy is pointing to here at the moment. does this play in the hands of the kremlin which uses energy exports to exert pressure absurdity? remember, i mean her back at last month as they were asking us to pay in rouble. most companies did agree just a few didn't and were cut. and then when they agreed, they hoped that they were going to receive their gas, and now they ate another. and another story we don't have to comply, so russia doesn't have the compressed and so therefore they can tell this guy. so i think that the kremlin is trying to show how united all these united we are here. and we are going to see how companies are going to react. so the gas transit north stream is 40 percent lower gas from has stopped exporting gas to poland and transit through ukraine is also lower. what do

in an exclusive interview with the bbc, he repeats the kremlin line that it was not an invasion. translation: we didn't invade ukraine. - we declared a special military operation because we had absolutely no other way of explaining to the west that dragging ukraine into nato was a criminal act. the us capitol investigation hears that rioters demanded former vice president mike pence be dragged out of the building. the hollywood actor kevin spacey arrives at a london court to face sexual assault charges. and in central africa, we've a special report on the race to stop the plunder of rich peatlands releasing damaging carbon dioxide. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. one of president putin's closest advisers, the foreign minister sergei lavrov, has told the bbc that russia has not invaded ukraine. he's repeated the kremlin line that there is no war but instead a �*special military operation�*. this comes as russia's invasion of ukraine is almost four months old. mr lavrov, who's been at the heart of power in russia for over 20 years, spoke to our ru

is to type in the scro on the kremlin to limit its ability to fund the war. and that is one of the pieces of this puzzle. how much to credit ratings really matter when we're talking about circumstances of war and sanctions. credit rating agencies were crucial here because they usually and now that default is coming, but the range of agencies was draw from the russia 1st because of self sanctioning . and then later any services through a link to credit, right. and agencies are also prohibited. so there was a situation where there was no one to officially announce that that's why we hear their position from russia that, that is artificial, that there is no one there to, to say under should thus care about the announcements of default. and it's important to pack it in the short term, the implications of default. quite minimal because russia has around $40000000000.00 this outstanding, that in comparison with other countries, that is not a lot. but in the long term perspective, that might aggravate russia's ability to raise capital one other markets, non western

so essentially this would fit into the line that the kremlin has been taking. the question is whether this, this land bridge that rebecca was just talking about in the east of the country is enough. and whether, you know, putin will accept that because essentially he's the one who's deciding what's a victory at this point. at the beginning, when the wool and when the invasion started, we did see some anti war protests in russia, but these voices were very quickly silenced when they yes, absolutely. i mean, in those 1st few days, thousands of people were arrested who took to the streets. and honestly, i have to say that it was actually surprising to me that even so many people took to the streets. you know, having reported from russia for several years, the protest laws are extremely strict there. and especially in the hot past few years, there's been a real climate of fear when it comes to taking the street to the street. so you have to imagine going out to that, to take to the streets. you really risking, you know, your job, the safety and health of your relat

we'll never trust the west anymore >> reporter: tonight the kremlin said the two american veterans held in ukraine will not be treated as prisoners of war saying the geneva conventions do not apply because they are not members of the ukrainian army lester >> keir simmons for us tonight. thank you. >>> back home a horrific crash in new york city, a taxi colliding with a cyclist and jumping the curb then plowing into pedestrians on the sidewalk the cab pinning two women against a building police say 15 to 20 people rushed over to help lift the cab off of them. in all six were injured. three critically it appears to be an accident but that investigation is under way. >>> here in new york also and elsewhere, more deadly gun violence this weekend. while tonight a bipartisan group o senators working on gun legislation says they're nearing a final bill here is gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: overnight another mass shooting on the streets of new york in harlem, eight people wounded, one killed a 21-year-old texas college basketball player, home on break. >> this is beyond a tragedy. this is like -

the kremlin claiming the move is adding, quote, fuel to the fire. this as russian forces have gained ground in eastern ukraine, leaving a key city on the brink. >> we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> for the first time in a week, we're now hearing from the man who led the widely criticized police response to the texas school massacre. cnn confronting the uvalde school district police chief and pressing hip about his decision not to immediately engage the gunman. listen to cnn's exclusive one-on-one with that police chief, pete arredondo. >> i want to talk to you about -- >> just to let you know, i spoke with them. >> i know you did. >> just so you know, obviously, we're not going to release anything. we have people in our community being buried. so we're going to be respectful. >> i just want your reaction to the direction that you were responsible for the decision to go into that room. how do you explain yourself to parents? >> we're going to be respect

if you don't do what the kremlin wants, you can easily be imprisoned." khodorkovsky told us the oligarchs' links to the kremlin should have set off alarms. instead, the infusion of money ignited a london real estate boom. a government report found one of the easiest ways to turn dirty money into a legitimate asset is to buy a house. >> oliver bullough: incredibly grand stairways. >> whitaker: oliver bullough worked as a journalist in russia, and now writes books on financial crimes. he showed us around to explain how the laundromat works. this is the neighborhood of choice for the russian oligarchs? this is belgravia. these neighborhoods around eaton square are some of the most expensive on earth, once the exclusive preserve of dukes and barons, now... >> bullough: there is this nickname for eaton square. it's called "red square" because there are so many russians. i mean, it's a slightly ironic nickname, obviously, because red square is, you know, tends be associated with communism. >> whitaker: the anti-corruption group, transparency international, est

the lgbtq community has been vilified, prosecuted, persecuted the kremlin. are you worried about her safety? >> absolutely 100%. russia is not a safe place for lgbtq people. we have known that for a long time and we want to see brittney brought home for that reason as well. i think that puts her in more of a dangerous situation, and i think we worry about her safety. nick: do you fear her detention is motivated as much by the kind of kremlin's anti-lgbtq policy as it is any kind of russian attempt to gain leverage over the u.s.? >> the big thing about russia is, there is no transparency. you never know what is really happening or why anything is really happening and what the motivation is. the truth is far detached oftentimes from russian manipulation. so we don't know what is going on. f herat wife and family and her teammates and her friends. it is very worrisome because there is no transparency, and russia is not a safe place for lgbtq people. nick: i have about 45 seconds life -- left. her wife spoke to the secretary, antony blinken, but not to president

what's the latest from the kremlin? what we've heard from antony blinkin, as you mentioned, that the sector estate who is saying that, russia's essentially using this as a form of blackmail. the kremlin, has continued to use the line that it is ready to export this grain. however, this d mining operation, which you're just talking about, there is underway and it's important that these minds cleared these a minds that russia says ukraine put into the seas. and russia says once they're cleared, it will be able to allow the shipping ports the lanes to reopen. we've also just heard that turkey and russia have made an agreement about how they will monitor the safety of those ships getting out. so there is this possibility that grain could be released from ports at that an hour under control by russia or ukrainian ports themselves. but what is very different is what we've heard from precedence lensky of ukraine. he has talked about, obviously, getting grain out too, but he's got a different method for how he sees that being f

for the kremlin, this was propaganda gold dust. a rare example of a ukrainian who regrets the collapse of the soviet union and looks at russians as liberators. within days, babushka started to appear everywhere in russia. merrill is, drawings, clothes, toys, number stickers. is, drawings, clothes, toys, numberstickers. poems is, drawings, clothes, toys, number stickers. poems and songs dedicated to her. russian officials even unveiled a statue of her in mariupol. in a small village near kharkiv, we tracked down babushka. her name is anna. translation: this tracked down babushka. her name is anna. translation:— is anna. translation: this is the flan is anna. translation: this is the flag of _ is anna. translation: this is the flag of peace _ is anna. translation: this is the flag of peace and - is anna. translation: this is the flag of peace and love, - is anna. translation: this is the flag of peace and love, not bloodshed. we the flag of peace and love, not bloodshed-— the flag of peace and love, not bloodshed. ~ , ., , ., blo

a space for violations, they could be cyber attacks, or dis, information campaigns launched by the kremlin, but that is actually what is expected right now. as a reaction. now, alexander, the u. s. has promised to increase the number of its troops stationed in europe. how many would that be, and where would they be sent? gates, after his father was ousted as dictator, marco's junior took the oath of office a month after winning elections by a landslide. he was joined on stage at his integration by his mother, imelda. marcos junior succeeds of crow that he goes to tentative whose term was marked by a bloody war on drugs and crack down on press. freedom to turn this daughter sara is now the country's vice president. mark was junior praised his father, who ruled by martial law for nearly a decade. as a leader who got things done, he himself has pledged to unite the country, create more jobs and tame inflation. you pick me to be your server to enable changes to benefit all i fully understand the gravity of the responsibility that you would on my shoulders. i do not think it lightly, but i am r

the kremlin knowss that there are differences of opinion -- knows that there are differences of opinion on relations with russia and how much to support ukraine. you could expect putin ted to exploit those differences as much as he can to his benefit. laura: steve rosenberg reporting from moscow. to find out how ukraine's leaders are responding to the eu's embargo on russian oil, i spoke to the bbc's james waterhouse, who's in key -- kyiv. the eu is trying to nish russia for this embargo, but what's the reaction in ukraine? james: president zelenskyy is not impressed. he has described the package, the six rounds of sanctions from the eu, as too little, too late. the government of kyiv has been calling for immediate and severe sanctions from as far back as january where pressure was building its troops along the border. the west kept saying, it's in response to something. that something has truly happens. that said, this is a sizable intervention. locking two thirds of imported russian oil is a big deal, that it is a concession. hungary was a main opponent, .y kermlinen on russian and is

might those who missed that in you could do frog wants to get rid of the kremlin controlled oligarchs because they support the war in ukraine. this data bank specialist has compiled a list of more than 40 russian firms at the very top oligarchy. dmitri pump yon ski together with his wife and son. the search for the real owner of emma se is never over. russian. oligarchs are masters of concealing their property in the west. the ownership structure of the company goes to cyprus, netherlands, bermudas, and back 3 times. so you had ownership chains of like 568 companies. and it's extremely hard to track down, especially when some older company registries in some countries are not really opened and available. russian oligarchs used bogus companies and front men to hide their property. only a global asset registry could drain this swamp. now to some of the other global business stories making use amsterdam scapel airport saw chaos over the holiday weekend as dutch airline cale, and began to bring back stranded passengers. kayla had previously counselled flights to and from skip all due to t

the kremlin own company is slashing its gas supply volume by nearly 40 percent. now instead of the previous 167000000 cubic meters per day, only $100000000.00 will flow through the nordstrom one pipeline gas prom blames missing compressor units from german company, siemens. however, siemens energy is not allowed to supply the parts because of sanctions against russia. nord stream, one is the main supply pipeline. since 2011, the pipeline has been bringing gas from vi borg and russia to look mean in northern germany. the nord stream to pipeline runs parallel. it was nearly up and running, but then russia invaded ukraine. in response, germany halted the project. and as a countermeasure, the em all europe pipeline is no longer being supplied by russia. since the start of the war, russian natural gas applies to europe have significantly decreased. this is in part because of sanctions against moscow. and because you countries refused to adhere to a new rule by russia demanding payments to gas prom in rubles despite the gas bomb announcement, the german ministry of eco

when else about with we will ban in the european union the kremlin. yup. machine. the state aren't russia to date and split our t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest, and with me with their head, there were 3 i school broker, legal work. so for what are your thousands of people still live in small towns and villages? will that have become the new frontline trajectory for that? they call this area of the gray zone. i don't like to talk to really alexander of course premium, that was only about a used vehicle with miller chiller rico sale. don't know what he wants to that similarly, was him done more than a year or 2? sure. berlin i store on which is a luxury with before he boy will here scott, your party grow your favorite them with the global. why do we have a god with a new world? yes. to see how this thing becomes the advocate. an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. oh, blue . ah, a shimmy. oh, that's out with a denali installed the study of columbia.

so i think the kremlin is trying to show how united all these united we are here. and we are going to see how companies are going to react. so the gas transit for north stream is 40 percent lower gas from has stopped exporting gas to poland and transit through ukraine is also lower. what does this mean for the supply to europe? where if you compare the supply to europe now after this, this is what it used to be prior to copy it. we are receiving right now with the left and half the gas we were receiving from gas from 2 years ago. so, i mean, our dependency in europe has been half from 40 percent dependent on gas from we are now 20 percent dependent. the good thing a so far markets have been able to find a solution. the waste luca, 5 natural gas being be routed to europe, to mitigate this and tell you how far along is the continent then and making itself less dependent on russian gas. i mean, so far we've been less dependent. thanks quote, and quote. from the credit. i mean it's a credit that has cut us not to putting an embargo on gas as we did in the european side

in an exclusive interview with the bbc, he repeats the kremlin line that it was not an invasion. translation: we didn't invade ukraine. - we declared a special military operation because we had absolutely no other way of explaining to the west that dragging ukraine into nato was a criminal act. in dramatic testimony, the committee investigating the january 6 attack on the us capitol hears that rioters got within a0 feet of the vice president. and in central africa, the race to stop the plunder of rich peatlands and the release of damaging carbon dioxide. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in russia. one of president vladimir putin's closest advisers, the foreign minister sergei lavrov, has told the bbc that russia has not invaded ukraine and he's repeated the official line from the kremlin that there is no war, but it's a "special military operation". mr lavrov has been at the heart of power in russia for over 20 years and represented the country on the internatio

of but, but i would be in my fantasy baseball, hockey, melvin's fear that it's all part of a bigger kremlin, planned to extend russian hedge many along the southern coast of ukraine, and then through and beyond trans mystery it into their country as well. a lot of actors from russian foundation speak about nevada, which mean from the nav until odessa, when they will create a new state, but they will not stop. they also speak about just mr. including the mold of the president of bell, a ruse, and close alive putin. alexander lucas shanker, caused up rule by showing that brushes invasion map included not only ukraine, but small dover. we saw this military plans map, so that was one more a confirmation that we should stay on molars. but it's the possible role the trends mystery might play in these plans that is keeping many mal david's on age. when the country split into 2, russia maintained a peacekeeping military presence in the breakaway enclave. a force that some, no fear, could be a trojan horse in any invasion. a boat, the military potential interest in this threat on level bank of mrs.

but with a pro kremlin separatist enclave already on its eastern flank, bowled over remains vulnerable as loudly who to g. you don't have to and that visioning up on the territory and evidence we've been to find out why ah, well ukraine has been experiencing the full horrors of a russian invasion and the neighboring republic a full day that has looked on in trepidation over at balboa court moldova, it is a real feature is the fresh and fidel ation. i can not neglect the military service . it is also a former savior republic which russia wants to keep in its sphere of influence. gresham never stopped. ah, it's at times to interfere mold of on a towel police. it's why many mil david's fear they may be next on vladimir putin's target list. if you ask, if people are afraid, are they on my ladder? yes, of course an impediment and de la. ah, this is a country with a troubled past 30 years ago, as the soviet union began to disintegrate. mold dave, it was ravaged by a bloody civil war. on one side were pro indefensible diamonds on the other a prey, moscow minority, backed by elements of rushes

that's as the country emerges as one place in the u, where wealthy russians with kremlin ties have been parking their assets. liberals over the phone. no questions is the theme of the day at the gate of rochelle firm, emma se, in the czech republic, where y'all be off day we're back. employees have been given a gag order by company bras. ultimate sir. ah, lisa, did you some of dinner, of the people at emma's error afraid of losing their jobs? the fact that everything's county wars has been talked about for a long time, especially in the public light levels of it, up to no one on the outside can really say what's happening inside the factory regional medical, they're squiggles, rank will go this year. until now, emma say belong to russian steele, producer t. m k, headquartered in moscow. it's big, it's shareholder oligarch, dmitri pump janski's, a member of pollutants. inner circle is on the e sanctions list. apparently the sanctions are having an effect. the oligarch has now given up his t. m. k shares the plant and dani denisha of produces pipes and pumps for the russian, oil and nucle

they were captured the kremlin won't rule out that they could face the death pent. is there something you would like to say directly to the families of those two americans. >> they're heroes. for me, they're the same like ukrainians because they give and they gave the main things they had their lives. their lives. but i'm sure that we'll fight for them and we'll get them back and, of course, they will come back to your families to their children. >> reporter: we spoke just moments after ukrainian troops under heavy russian fire for weeks were forced to withdraw from the city of severodonetsk in the east, giving russia a new strategic foothold. >> it seems like there's smalle day. and huge number of you can continue in this -- i mean, change the stalemate >> translator: their military outnumbers ours by 10 to 1 no matter how strong we are, we outnumber us by 10 to 1. it is very difficult. >> are you worried that the west will lose interest in ukraine, become exhausted from this war focus on other things and that you'll be increasingly isolated over time? >> translato

forces bombard the key city of the very dawn, yet ukraine's troops struggled to hold their ground to the kremlin. now claiming control of all residential areas in the east and industrial hob, ukrainian prison, zalinski vows to retake rushes gains and urges the waste to st. we'll waive pants. also coming off in a special, interviewed on gala medical says she doesn't blame herself for how she handled vladimir putin while jim and chancellor, she calls the war in ukraine, a huge tragedy. clos, after the massacre, d. w mate survive is of an ambush on the catholic church in nigeria. that left to 22 people did. the community is still in shock and the identity of the gunman is still unknown. and the dinosaurs are back in the jurassic park finale, one of hollywood, most successful and lucrative film franchises, returns for its thick and final chapter. ah, i am jared read. welcome to program. we begin with the battle raging over ukraine's east. russia now claims to control 97 percent of lou. hans gets one of the 2 provinces that makes up the region of don bass. it also says it's false as have taken full c

bought the key city of the very door needs. ukraine's troops struggled to hold the ground with the kremlin now claiming control of all residential areas in the east and industrial ha. ukrainian president zalinski vows to retake roches gains, and urges the west to send more weapons. also coming up in a special interview, uncle michael says she doesn't blame herself for how she handles vladimir putin while gemini, chancellor, she calls the war in ukraine, a huge tragedy class. after the massacre dw made survivors of the ambush on the catholic church in nigeria, that left 22 people did. the community is still in shock and the identity of the gunman is on 9 so far. ah, i'm jarrett raid, welcome to the program. we begin with the battle raging over ukraine's east russia now claims to control 97 percent of hans. this is one of the 2 provinces that make up the region of don bass. it also says its forces have taken full control of residential areas in the key city of severity on yet with reports of intense artillery bod barrages, and straight battles, smoke and destruction across soviet oh don't as

in easton, you crime the kremlin claims to now have control of all residential areas of the key city to very done yet, but ukrainian troops. i surrender, he's not an option. also coming up in a major interview and unapologetic angle of michael says she doesn't blame her still for how she handled vladimir putin or she was german chancellor. michael coastal war in ukraine. a huge tragedy and survivors speak out after a massacre to catholic church in nigeria. 22 people were killed by a group of gunman armed with explosives. who the gunman were remains unanswered. ah, i'm shower drain. welcome to the program. we begin with the battle raging over your cranes. don bass. russia now claims to control. 97 percent of one of the 2 provinces that make up the region in the east of the country. and it says its forces have taken full control of residential areas in the key city of severity on yet. where we've had reports of troops fighting st by st. ukraine admits its forces . our route are out numbered bots is it won't give up territory to russia. this is inflicting maximum damage. that is the goa

and in the central ukrainian city of kremlin, chug, missiles have reportedly struck a mall full of people. this unverified footage, apparently from the scene, shows a fire engulfing the building. at least 15 people repeatedly died in the incident and 50 others were wounded. he had claimed a russian missile hit the mall, but there has been no official response yet from moscow. the building is located across the street from a ukrainian machine factory reportedly used for repairing military vehicles. a russian diplomats to the un said it's no coincidence that the claim of russian involvement come to just before the latest nato summit looks like we are dealing with a new butcher style, ukrainian provocation. there are too many striking discrepancies already. exactly what the key of regime needs to keep the focus of attention on ukraine before nato summit. nieto chief has announced a massive increase in the number of combat ready nato troops calling russia a major threat to western security. now the announcement comes ahead of the box summit. this week it will transform the nato response force

rabbi is reportedly stay out of russia because of fears that the support ukrainian refugees and the kremlin. a conference of european rabbi says that pink has goal schmidt was advised not to return from a trip to hungary and israel, where he'd been raising money to assist refugees. now his whereabouts are unknown at a conference in munich this month for my goals. read told d w that many russian jews have left the country or are considering doing so. let's take a closer look at this with the w religious offense correspondent martin gas. welcome martin. is the war having a particular impact on russia's jewish community? it seems to be actually quite a strong impact. i mean it's a story that has been more or less under grown. we have been mostly focusing in the religious test. in any case, i mean on the orthodoxy. sure. in the relation with the vatican, but the fact is that the jewish community has also been transferred by these among other things because there is a very important jewish communion. russia, part of it is very close to the kremlin part of it. and there is also a very strong and