i believe they were doing the same with other captive people, people in captivity. and they used torture in order to falsify those alleged crimes that people would be forced to confess. i have footage of-- footage of russian propaganda tv programs were shown with people i know in person confessing of things that i know for sure they have never done. so i can well imagine what they did to those people in order to get those video recordings. all of this is done in order to release themselves of responsibility. in the aggression against ukraine. to produce that image of merciless enemy. and me as an example. just look at me. in order to justify their crimes and their desire to seize my country. this is my personal opinion, thank you. >> of course, that violates the geneva conventions in so many different ways. did you have any opportunity for any outside contact? talk a little about what experiences you had as far as being cared for while you were under captivity. >> at the time when i was detained, i already had a concussion caused by explosion of mines that was shot

xi believe they're doing the same with other captives people in captivity. >> and the use of torture in order to falsify those allegiant crimes people were forced you can test. [speaking in native language] [speaking in native language] i have footage of russian propaganda were shown with people i know in person and fessing up things i do for sure they have never done. >> so i can well imagine what they did to those people in order to get those video recordings. [speaking in native language] all of this is done in order to release themselves of responsibility. and the aggression against ukraine. [speaking in native language] two reduce that image of merciless enemy. [speaking in native language] and me as an example, just look at me. [speaking in native language] in order to justify their crimes and their desire to seize my country. this is my personal opinion, thank you. >> of course that violates the geneva conventions and so many different ways. did you have any opportunity for any outside contact? talk a little bit about what experiences you had as far as being cared for while yo

after that i spent three months in russian captivity. which was held too. i am not the one to make politician speeches. i am not a politician. let me just tell you the stories of which i was a witness. one of the residence along this -- [inaudible] the servants, excuse me, and confidence in a one which allowed me too survive and help. when my tormentors advised me too commit suicide, i thought no. i will see that happen. i wonder how far they can go in there madness and anger. i'm then one day when it seems there was no hope, someone looks into the peephole and called my name. get your things and get out. this is how my journey to freedom begins. [inaudible] of the filled the empire. this is when our army reaches the enemy from out our land. thank you, for you have given so much to drive them out. but we need more. i hope you are here not because of curiosity. i hope you are here in order to not allow this moment to happen. [inaudible] known to their relatives or the states as fighter he was beaten for three hours and then thrown into the basement like a so

in today's hearing -- held in russian captivity. we have seen from afar the atrocities committed by mr. putin and russia and the unprovoked attack on ukraine. we've seen that from afar. but i must tell you there is nothing like a firsthand explanation and experience for us to have a better understanding of atrocities committed by russia in this war in ukraine. so, as we saw the conflict unfold, all the atrocities being committed, we're gonna have a chance now to see some firsthand footage of what happened in mariupol by the person who took those videos. ty wray was a volunteer medic trying to save lives. and she did save lives during this conflict. she was able to take certain videos. she smuggled them out. the associated press was able to put them together. so by way of introduction, we will play a short video from the associated press based upon her footage, which was smuggled out when the city fell. and let me just caution everyone watching this video for obvious reasons, it contains horrifying images of the reality of mr. putin'

the title is my hell in russian captivity. we have seen from afar the atrocities that have been committed by mr. putin and russia and the unprovoked attack on ukraine. and the unprovoked attacks on ukraine. we have seen that from afar but i must tell you there is nothing like a first-hand explanation and experience for us to have a better understanding of the atrocities committed by russia in this war in ukraine. so as we saw the conflict unfold in mariupol and the atrocities that were committed we will have a chance now to see first-hand footage of what happened in mariupol by the person who took those videos. taira was a volunteer medic trying to save lives and she did save lives during this conflict. she was able to take certain videos that she smuggled out and the "associated press" was able to put together. by way of introduction we will play a short video from the "associated press" based upon taira's footage which was smuggled out when the besieged city fell to let me caution everyone watching this video for obvious rea

and ukrainian captivity have come back home and are sharing their stories. a porter with beat me with the chair kicked me and hit me with them on they beat me because of a broken chair. they said here, cattle, you broke our chair. they started hitting me on the head again. did you have me with all sorts of needles in my ear and my nose just to mock me to create and an iraq, a legislator insist on holding the u. s. accountable after american soldiers there allegedly kill a 15 year old girl working in the field with from moscow to the world. this is our to international. i'm rachel robins in here are the top stories this our 1st day of voting on whether to join. russia has wrapped up that as we bring you, our special coverage of the historic referendums and don bass and to other regions . ah, who's the referendums are being held in 4 areas. as you can see here, the don ask and the grants people's republic as well as the her son and zap hiroshi regions. now, back in 2014 done ask, and they've gone to voted to declare themselves independence after they refused t

i spoke about this with president of on that 5 of our commanders who are released from captivity will be in full safety in comfortable conditions under the personal protection of the president of turkey until the end of the war. but we will provide their families with the opportunity to see them. levy is the name of budgets. the prisoner swap came as a surprise, but it had been months in the making. more than $200.00 ukrainian soldiers were exchanged for $55.00 russian troops and a pro kremlin ukrainian politician. 10 foreigners of fried by the kremlin, were flown to saudi arabia. the kingdom says it's facilitating their return to their respective countries. over the nicoli who's in hockey for us in ukraine's ne, how was this prison of swamp reached all of us on? why think the fact that we knew so little about it going into this that there was no information reaching the public, is testament fact that it was going well and that it ended up successfully, often enough when you do hear about negotiations on this kind of deal they end up not working, that we're isn't usually a symptom of

o coming after months in captivity worth these prisoners of war arrived in northern ukraine in a deal brokered by turkey and saudi arabia. among those freed, our commanders of the as of regiment regarded as heroes in ukraine for defending the as off style plant on the present, those on on you green to mr. president de ukrainians. i am beyond happy for our return. who do i? thank you. a lot close to your super important the emotions are overwhelming. i thank you from all the armed forces and marines that defended as of style, hoping to do the shows as good post level the as our fighters were brought to turkey instead of ukraine. as part of the deal, ukraine's president laid out the plan to suit the slothful. omar green and the moral ukraine has agreed with turkey. i spoke about this with president of on that 5 of our commanders who are released from captivity will be in full safety in comfortable conditions under the personal protection of the president of turkey until the end of the war. but we will provide their families with the opportunity to see them. levy is the name of budgets.

therefore, i know very well with the feelings of the people are here by 135 captivity personnel from russia and the dumbasses are being released in a prison with ukraine recounts to their road or deal with the beat me with the chair kicked me and hit me with the mom and they beat me because of a broken chair. they said your cattle, you broke our chair and they started hitting me on the head again. the jagged me with all sorts of needles in my ear and my nose just to mark me. i'm in here in the un general assembly african states. stress of the need for the countries to stick together to convert regional prices and unite in the fight. climate change and western pressure with chrome or go to where ever you are in the world. this is our see international. i'm right mommy and here are the top stories on this. our voting is well underway on the 2nd day of the historic referendums being held in dom moss and 2 other regions of ukraine. well, i'm looking to see if they will join russia. we're continuing our special coverage ah through and it was all being held in 4 areas, the dentist and lou

these i was off, regiment captives are now making their way back to get into prison. the one that was shelter by their comrades. if you speak to captive as off, but callian soldiers, who in july survived the shedding of their detention facility in the village of yellow nautica by their own ukrainian troops. the news from you to see if there was an exchange of prisoners, if there was a chance for me to terminate my contract as a service man, i will terminate it at the final leader of the soviet union that mikhail gorbachev died this week. page 91 in moscow, central hospital offer a prolonged illness thrown auto international. we'll be looking back through his historic legacy during this edition. nope, the weekly. more than 70000 angry people take to the streets of frogs protesting soaring energy prices and slamming the government for failing to tackle sky rocketing inflation with choosing your favorites right now, running down the week's top story. welcome to the weekly it's asi international. so this week has certainly seen fighting escalating right around europe's la

ah, a ah, these as all regiment captives are now making their way back to you, linda prison, the one that was shelled by their comrades. archie speaks to count the adult battalion members who survived the shelling of their detention facility in the village of a long time in july by ukrainian troops. and i'm pushing closely. we've been treated very well here with food and medicine. treated as if we were, they saw denise, i'm used to do with an exchange of prisoners. i mean, there was a chance for me to terminate my contract as a service man, or i will terminate it. meanwhile, ukraine makes another field attempt to seize. there's not a nuclear power plant according to the russian defense industry. despite the presence there of the team from the international atomic energy agency. on dinner developing story, moscow accuses washington and t have a violating the biological weapons convention due to the activity of scores of bio labs in ukraine rush. it said it will convene an urgent meeting of the convention, signatories to bring attention to the issue with welcome to our, to internationa

of us who works well with the wash, with with these as all regiment captives are now making their way back to you. linda prisons, the one that was sheltered by their conference r t speak to count of a zill battalion members who survived the shelling of their detention facility in the village of af guy in july by ukrainian trips. and i'm pushing for, we've been treated very well in with food and medicine, treated as if we were there on the news from you to see if there was an exchange of prisoners. there was a chance for me to terminate my contract as a service man. i will terminated ukraine makes another field attempt to seize this f rogia, a nuclear power plant according to the russian defense industry. despite the presence there of a team from the international atomic energy agency and moscow factory says washington unclear of apply elating the biological weapons convention due to the activity of scores of bio labs in ukraine brushes. it will convene an urgent meeting of the conventions, signatories with the big stories of the weekend. this is our international pleasure to have your

the one that was shelled by their comrades to speak the captive as often. but callian soldiers, who in july, survived the shelling of their detention facility that in the village of villanova, the shedding was carried out by ukrainian troops. the news from you see if there was an exchange of prisoners, if there was a chance for me to terminate my contract as a serviceman, i will terminate it the final later with the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev died this week aged 91 in moscow. central hospital after that of a long illness here at all, he will be looking through his historic legacy during this edition, not the weekly more than 70000 people to take to the street to prague protesting soaring energy prices and slamming government for failing to tackle sky rocketing inspection with well what a week, it's been for your world wide headline. so let's run down on top picks and this addition of the weekly it national this week has certainly been fighting escalate new. europe's largest nuclear power plant. it's in south eastern ukraine. as caves forces made severa

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minute personnel from russia and the dumb republics have come back home off the nightmare in cream captivity. you're going to beat me with the chair kicked me and hit me with the mom. they beat me because of a broken chair. they said your cattle, you broke our chair and they started hitting me on the head again. did you have me with all sorts of needles in my ear, my nose, just to mark me a new link by a french newspaper. the president puts in words about the west lock in rough and fertilizer. export this right to the d. a reach. if stumble with from moscow to wherever you are in the world, this is our t international. i'm rather mommy. and here are the top stories on this our the 2nd day of those, the on whether to join russia has just started. we bring you special coverage over the historic referendum from don boss and the 2 other regions ah, who's the referendums are being held in the darkness and the dust people's republics and the kaz on as that the rose, yet regions back in 2014 done asked our guys were voted to declare themselves independent after they refused to recognize the 2 in ca

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i'm a dumbass. republics, who've been in ukrainian captivity have returned home all season. maria finacialow brings us more on the prison exchange and talk to some of the service men and families who shed the stories. a happy day for what had been some very anxious families as 55 military personnel from russia and the dunbar. republics, sons and husbands, fathers and brothers who had long been held in ukraine in captivity have come back home, fight zebra storms. either he is in life that they returned my son to me. thanks everyone. god blessed. sadly one. we are proud of him. we were afraid to lose it. not that we believe we knew that he would return to her. we prayed every morning and every evening the old lady was waiting for it. everyone was waiting for him. oh, the relatives, his wife was very boring. we are very worried. it's the latest. and so far, the largest prisoners of war exchanged between moscow and keith since the beginning of the russian offensive in february, and both sides a hail and it's a success. summer long. the most important thing is that they didn't le

from russia and the don balance for public have come back home after their nightmare and ukrainian captivity with the beat me with the chair kicked me and hit me with them on they beat me because of a broken chair, they said your cattle, you broke our chair and they started hitting me on the head again. the jab me with all sorts of needles, my ear and my nose just to mock me. and, and a rock. a legislator insists on holding the u. s. accountable after american soldiers there allegedly kill a 15 year old girl working in the field with from las go to the world. this is our to international. i'm racial blevins and here are the top stories. this our the 2nd day of voting on whether to join russia has just started. we're bringing new special coverage of the historic referendums from don bass and to other regions. ah, ah, ah, ah . the reverend names are being held and then don, nascar new guns people's republics, as well as the her son and zap hiroshi regions. now back in 2014 don't ask and the guns voted to declare themselves independent after they were fused to recognize the qu in kiev. in the a

now from russia and the done, both republicans have come back home after that nightmare in training captivity. right everybody. okay. they beat me with the chair kicked me and hit me with the mom. they beat me because of a broken chair. they sit here to cattle. you broke our chair and they started hitting me in the head again. did you have me with all sorts of needles in my ear and my nose just to mark me a word about the west blow hidden right hand fertilizer? i thought this was the deals leak in it. come with us, go to wherever you are in the world. this is all to international, my mommy and here are the top stories on this out. the 2nd day of o t on whether to join russia has just started. we really special coverage of the historic referendum from dom bus and to other regions. ah, who's there ever and is all being held in the dentist and the guys people's republics and they carry on. and zachary z, a regions back in 2014, denise canada, voted to declare themselves independence after they refused to recognize the 2 in cave. in the areas there are international observers that have monitoring

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five british captives who were held by russian—backed forces in ukraine are back in the uk after being released in a prisoner exchange. we just want to let everyone know that we are now out of the danger zone and we're on our way home ourfamilies. meanwhile in russia, protests continue as the military prepares to mobilise an estimated 300,000 reservists as the conflict continues. west yorkshire police launch a murder investigation after a 15—year—old boy was stabbed outside his school in huddersfield yesterday afternoon. better access to gps and more appointments. the health secretary sets out her plan for the nhs in england, but some doctors warn the changes will do little to improve patient care. i think we see some great experiences for patients. i'm also conscious that we hear regularly from patients how frustrated they are that they cannot get an appointment with their gp. what do you think should be done to make it easier to get a gp appointment and make the nhs work betterfor you? you can get in touch with me on @annitabbc or use the hashtag bbcyourquestions. at least ten pe

and not all marine creatures can easily be bred in captivity. we head to mexico, where scientists are trying to do just that, with one particular local species. reporter: the octopus, a type of cephalopod, is a fascinating creature. it has three hearts and eight arms. those arms also contain most of its brain, with 500 million nerve cells and real superpowers. octopuses are highly intelligent. depending on their environment, they can change their shape, color, pattern, and even the texture of their skin. carlos: they can turn into rocks, looking like they're covered in algae. or make themselves huge, and turn completely red. reporter: at an unam university satellite campus in the mexican coastal town of sisal, biologist carlos rosas is researching the octopus's ideal living conditions. results so far show the sensitive animal reacts dramatically to rising water temperatures by laying fewer eggs. this could become a problem if climate change progresses. carlos: we know today that the caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico are warming because of cli

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personnel from russia and don bass republic had come back home after their nightmare and you premium captivity. with they'd beat me with the chair, kicked me and hit me with the mark. they'd beat me because of a broken chair. they said your cattle, you broke our chair and they started hitting me on the head again. the jab me with all sorts of needles in my ear and my nose just to mock me. and her rock a legislator insist on holding the u. s. accountable after american soldiers there allegedly kill a 15 year old girl working in the field with her from moscow to the world. this is archie international, i'm rachel blood. and these are the top stories of this, our, the 2nd day of voting on whether to join russia has just started. we bring you special coverage as a historic referendums from don bass and to other regions. ah ah ah, the referendums are being held here and then don, ask elegance people's republics as well as in the her son and zap hiroshi reagan's now back in 2014 gun ask and the guns voted to declare themselves independence after they refused to recognize the qu, and t, as in areas,

unlike salmon and shrimp, they're sensitive to captivity and die quickly. but the mexican researchers have one advantage the local species the maya is particularly robust. home will be those misses this one is already 2 months old as thus per seal copel's mother. as the maya octopus is a very pleasant specie, little out of, for me, they don't one thing. they have no problem being in these tanks together. thank no song we'd better cody as they get along very well and god bless. and besides, they don't emerge from the angle of females. hatches larva, but as are fully developed, it's tiny octopuses song when people gather sarielle, other octopus species are born as para larvae at that stage of development. massive numbers of them tend to die here and see. so where the hatchlings skipped the larval stage, they breed surprisingly well. the heart of the university station soon knew little maya octopuses will emerge from these eggs. if you look closely, you can see small black dots, the tiny eyes of the baby creatures and new eggs are already on the way. again. an

and now a rush hour is sent me these clips that he said was sent by the victims, the captives. and he himself told me that the area was and, and closed district with shops with restaurants, with supermarket. so just like a normal neighborhood, but with the exception that it is actually fenced off and there is no way for them to leave. it sounds very yeah. rational. and if they try to escape, this is what will happen. and that's what lucia told me. some of those who tried to escape a beaten to death, that happens very often. so why would you dare try to escape them? if you resist, they'll sell you to the next scammer organization in my altho beat you up by me on it. but now i can't verify the claims about deaths, but i have received a few images from an anti scam, n g o, which is called castle, where lucia is volunteering at right now. and they told me that those images were sent by victims after they were beaten by abuses using what's dogs or electro shock devices while local governments stepping in to rescue these people. if they're aware of this now, and you're saying this is

gangs accused of human trafficking is held finally arriving for thousands of scam victims being held captive. ah. by british manager, welcome to the dr. news asia. glad you could join us. an international court has our panel, the genocide conviction of the last surviving senior member of cambodia is brutal compared rouge regime. q. some pun who's 90. 1 years old now served as head of state in the communist square rouge between 1975 and 79. he will continue to serve the remainder of his life in prison after the you and back to tribunal rejected his appeal against his 2018 conviction. his is only the 3rd conviction the court could manage in 16 years. and after having spent $337000000.00 officially called extraordinary chambers, in the course of can border, it was tasked with trying the crimes of the committee rouge. and now it's work is done. we've discussed how effective it truly was. but 1st, this report here to bear witness as a chapter closes on cambodia as violent past. survivors of the cameras were among those who attended the final verdict for the last living leda of the regime that the

unlike salmon and shrimp, they're sensitive to captivity and die quickly. but the mexican researchers have one advantage the local species the maya is particularly robust. home will be those misses this one is already 2 months old. is this per seal copel's mother? as the maya octopus is a very pleasant specie, little out of for me, they don't one thing, they have no problem being in these tanks together, funk song, we'd better cody as they get along very well and god bless. and besides, they don't emerge from the ange, the females hatches larvae, but as a fully developed a tiny octopuses song, when people gather sarielle, other octopus species are born as para larvae at that stage of development. massive numbers of them tend to die here and see. so where the hatchlings skip the larval stage, they break surprisingly well. the heart of the university station soon knew little maya octopuses will emerge from these eggs. if you look closely, you can see small black dots, the tiny eyes of the baby creatures and new eggs are already on the way. again. the name of

s. president, son, and 3 nigerian girls spent a decade and captivity, but now they are free. they tell the story of their successful escape from terrorist and like became unbearable for us to have the hospital in the forest where they give us drugs. i want to further my education once again. i from mosque out of the world. this is our to international. i'm rachel blevins and here are the top stories at 7 am. we begin with the latest in ukraine. we're reports a wide spread. blackouts have been confirmed across vast areas of the country. 3 regions have had power restored, but in har caught a city with a population of over 1000000 residents. they are still without electricity. flame so lit up the night sky as a power station was reportedly hit in a strike late sunday. he yet has blamed russia for the attack. but moscow has yet to comment on the incident. let's cross a live over to our correspondent ro mom, closer up who's in done? yes. city rome on what is the latest on the blackouts? well, like you said, there was a complete set of blackouts in the very large city of far higher

the farmed fish are often fed wild fish and not all marine creatures can easily be bred in captivity. we had to mexico, where scientists are trying to do just that with one particular local species. the octopus, a type of several. a pod is a fascinating creature. it has 3 hearts and 8 arms. those arms also contain most of its brain with 500000000 nerve cells and real super powers. octopuses are highly intelligent depending on their environment. they can change their shape, color pattern, and even the texture of their skin when they can turn into rocks, looking like they're covered and algae gases or make themselves huge and turn completely red warriors the needle. the role at an anom university satellite campus in the mexican coastal town of seesaw. biologist carlos rosas, is researching the octopuses ideal living conditions. i am. results so far. the sensitive animal reacts dramatically to rising water temperatures by laying fewer eggs. this could become a problem if climate change progresses or in the us having what we know today that the caribbean sea in the gulf of mexico are warm

i spoke about this with president of on that 5 of our commanders who are released from captivity will be in full safety in comfortable conditions under the personal protection of the president of turkey. until the end of the war, but we will provide their families with the opportunity to see them. lee is the name of budgets. along with the fried russian troops. this man, victor met the chuck was also released. the pro kremlin ukrainian politician is a close ally of russia's president vladimir putin. 10 foreigners fried by the kremlin, were flown to saudi arabia. the kingdom says it's facilitating their return to their respective countries or 200 ukrainians in exchange for 55 russians. is that a good deal? is the w correspondent and it con lane hockey, would definitely there's been a lot of criticism on the russian side that russia just hasn't got enough people out of this. that this is basically weighing the kind of prisons the ukraine had to give up to valuing them to haile. and that basically this is a deal on ukraine's terms, may be one that was carried out to gain some kind of fav