mm. minnie, the nomination of vladimir putin. honestly, our mon, former intelligence agent, was a great surprise. when does he know, lucas? you did he lose a day? the russian president name's vladimir putin as his successor. you come so suck leg up. what's in it? have gotten it the buckling at the time. vladimir put him as seen as a strong man. no man could restore russian leadership and judging loose, alternating. chechnya from the caucuses region was fighting for its independence. ah, the armed conflict followed a decade long struggle seed from russia. in the summer of 1999 chechen terrorists allegedly carried out to tax on targets in moscow and other major cities killing more than $300.00 people. putin's response was rufus. that's a press conference in september that same year, the president did not mince words. what would it but his did? what did he say if the arse and airports will find them there and shoot them in the sitting on a toilet if necessary, is of getting them? he sent 840000 russian soldiers to fight the rebels i

in the nomination of vladimir putin. honestly, our mon, former intelligence agent, was a great surprise. when does he know, lucas? you did he lose a day? the russian president name's vladimir putin as his successor. you come so sucked that appleton. it's a gift anthony to bucklin at the time. vladimir putin was seen as a strong man. no man could restore russian leadership and generous altitude. chechnya from the caucuses region was fighting for its independence. ah. the armed conflict followed a decade long struggle seed from russia. in the summer of 1999 chechen terrorists allegedly carried out to tax on targets in moscow and other major cities killing more than $300.00 people. putin's response was rufus. that's a press conference in september that same year, the president did not mince words. what would it be if the arson air force will find them there and shoot them to the sitting on a toilet if necessary, use of getting them? he sent 840000 russian soldiers to fight the rebels in chechnya. lou massaging the russian l

the other problem vladimir putin has an russia _ other problem vladimir putin has an russia has— other problem vladimir putin has an russia has is he has opened a pandoras— russia has is he has opened a pandora's box, i think of ultra nationalist extremist sentiment. there _ nationalist extremist sentiment. there are — nationalist extremist sentiment. there are hardcore ultra patriots here _ there are hardcore ultra patriots here pushing him on to escalate here pushing him onto escalate further— here pushing him on to escalate further and that is dangerous. steve, — further and that is dangerous. steve, many thanks as well, steve rosenberg, our russia editor with the latest in moscow. a new intervention in the debate on the ukrainian conflict will come tomorrow, in a speech by the head of the gchq intelligency agency, sirjeremy fleming. our security correspondent gordon corera is here. what we expect? a long scheduled speech but a significant one but a significant one in which he is expected to describe russian forces as exhausted and facing staggering costs in terms of equipme

in the nomination of vladimir putin. honestly, our mon, former intelligence agent, was a great surprise. when does he know lucas still did he lose a day? the russian president name's vladimir putin as his successor. comes we'll do some legit, fulton, it has gotten the bucklin at the time. vladimir putin was seen as a strong man. no man could restore russian leadership and judging loose, alternating. chechnya from the caucuses region was fighting for its independence. ah. the armed conflict followed a decade long struggle seed from russia. in the summer of 1999 chechen terrorists allegedly carried out to tax on targets in moscow and other major cities killing more than $300.00 people. putin's response was rufus. that's a press conference in september that same year, the president did not mince words. what would it be his did? what did he say if the arse and airports will find them there and shoot them in the sitting on a toilet if necessary, is of getting them? he sent 840000 russian soldiers to fight the rebels in chechn

putin personally claims that vladimir putin personally claims that vladimir putin personally claims that yes kiev has these plans for yes kiev has these plans for yes kiev has these plans for provocations with his dirty bomb provocations with his dirty bomb provocations with his dirty bomb what he's doing what is his goal what he's doing what is his goal what he's doing what is his goal uh i would like to highlight two things uh i would like to highlight two things uh i would like to highlight two things first moscow is now uh first moscow is now uh first moscow is now uh trying to deploy all the arsenal of trying to deploy all the arsenal of trying to deploy all the arsenal of actions and words actions and words actions and words because it cannot do anything on the because it cannot do anything on the because it cannot do anything on the battlefront battlefront battlefront so i would like to draw a comparison so i would like to draw a comparison so i would like to draw a comparison with what ukrainians did before their uh with what ukrainians did before their uh with what ukrainia

ah, but who is vladimir putin really? this man who had an imperial palace built for himself, which i am very happy to welcome you here in the kremlin. jo maurice, rita, was the french ambassador to moscow between 20132017. he has met putin several times. so my dear shock an ear will come now that's where i could in a pool every year we were invited to reception of the credit, you put him as i was seated at one of the tables some for the whole thing reminded me of the middle ages situ, because it was a long table below the patriarch on the right place. and the prime minister on the left, festal, facing the people in a book is already got. the oligarchs mosque was illegal to pro magic and the diplomats were all invited to watch president clinton. he sees himself as the father of the nation, as if you do, just as stalingrad, unless your cook study need to put your family proper. putin is almost obsessed with the country supposedly glorious past. don't don't put chevy. good enough. put you in a couple soup av on the new to mi

now vladimir putin is threatening a harsh response to more ukrainian attacks. what, what do you think he's trying to achieve with that message? well, that's very clear. this is an old and tested and failed military strategic instrument morale bombing, british tried against germany. we tried it against the bridge, and americans started against serbia. and many times in between, it just doesn't work. the russians would really know better since leningrad was the longest, and that you see in history in there either. and it's certainly not going to work here. a friend of mine in care texted me this morning, a good friend. and she said that the only emotion is cold fury and determination to put $210.00 in the same place. we put the musk and his bridge . look how the russian mite has diminished. and that kind of response is what you're going to get. what you've heard all day from your correspondence in here. and that's why frank does this look like. vladimir putin is seeing how desperate things are you crying for the russian military. and it's essentially the acts of

vladimir putin made the announcement this wednesday. he was speaking to a moscow security briefing when he admitted the invasion of ukraine has become very difficult. >> in this regard, let me remind you that martial law has been in effect in the people's republic, in the zaporizhzhia region, since their entry into the territory of russia. it is necessary to enshrine this in the russian legal framework. therefore, i have signed a degree on the introduction of martial law in these four subjects of the russian federation. mark: 60,000 ukrainian civilians in the occupied region are being moved by the russian army ahead of a predicted ukraine military assault. the local russian impost leaders said it is for the protection of the ukrainians in the elite annexed to territory. the russians are trying to use these civilians as a human shield, says one person. the residents of ukraine and illegally claimed by the russian occupies in the wake of the referendum on september 28. a forced deportation could be seen as a war crime. ukraine says there

we begin with breaking news. vladimir putin has vod a serious and reciprocal response to any threats made to russian. he made the remarks during a meeting of the national security council commenting on the latest round of missile strikes against ukraine doing it will to them this morning upon the initiative of the defense ministry strikes using high precision weapons from land c. an air carriers were made against objects in the ukrainian territory was we will take serious steps to provide an adequate response, can measure it with the levels of threats to the russian federation. no one should have any doubts about that. well, this monday russia launch dozens of missiles targeting critical infrastructure across ukraine. the defense ministry in moscow say's all designated targets that were lifts upon were hit on here is some footage we received at from the attack yet critical energy communications infrastructure has been struck. we believe in at least 14 cities and waves of missile as strikes. ukrainian officials report that 5 regions are now completely without electricity. prison zalin

you don't have to like vladimir putin. you don't have to like anything about vladimir putin. you can hate vladimir putin, and most americans do, but you can still understand how totally deranged talk like this. it's the definition of reckless. consider their own descriptions. for years, democrats and the defense establishment they control have told us that vladimir putin is crazy and evil. he may be. let's assume it's true. they've said it. is that the man you want to publicly threaten with extermination? he controls more than 6,000 nuclear warheads. so if you push him hard enough, why wouldn't he use those espn? by their own description of him, he would. we would have a nuclear war. but let's say as a best case scenario you're able to kill vladimir putin before he could launch those 6,000 odd missiles against the united states or any other country. where would that leave russia, the country he controls? russia is not a rock. russia represents an eighth of the world's total land mass. it is a huge country and a highly fracious country with a large muslim population. what are

first of all, the fact we saw vladimir putin on a sunday i saw vladimir putin on a sunday evening is interesting, that is unusual and it's important. it suggests the kremlin wants to show president putin is in control of the situation, that he takes this attack seriously. how is he going to respond to it? well he called it an act of terror. i wonder whether he will now refrain what he calls at the moment the special military operation into an aaron —— into an anti—terrorism operation. there's been a lot of speculation but it is unclear what difference that would make. we may get clues about how he will respond tomorrow because vladimir putin will be chairing a meeting of the powerful russian security council, although not everything that is said at these meetings is made public. but obviously this is a tense moment, reflected by the fact russian state television tonight said the world had frozen on the threshold of nuclear armageddon. interestingly, other pro—kremlin tv channels were trying to play down the attack on the bridge, and one of them said tonight the attackers had

ah, i'm told me all lot, well, it's good to have you with us. vladimir putin has tightened security on a bridge connecting crimea to russia after it's offered major damage in an explosion on saturday morning. traffic is resuming on the bridge, which is the key road and rail link from the russian mainland to the legally annexed peninsula. moscow was blaming the blast on the truck bombing and says 3 people were killed. a massive explosion lights up the pre dawn sky over the strait between russia and crimea. social media footage appears to show the moment of detonation, which russian or authorities say was caused by a truck bomb or but it loaded lynn for, according to preliminary information this morning, a truck was blown up on the motorway section of the crimean bridge. from the side of the term on peninsula causing 7 fuel tanks of a train heading towards the crimean peninsula to catch fire. as a result to spans of the road bridge, partially collapsed of the one been bro luther. officials closed the road bridge and railway to traffic while they assessed the damage. while ukraine has not

i think you'll urge vladimir putin _ approach? i think you'll urge vladimir putin to _ approach? i think you'll urge vladimir putin to take - approach? i think you'll urge vladimir putin to take a - approach? i think you'll urge - vladimir putin to take a different approach at your peril. people will be looking more at his outer circle and focus has come on the defence minister for becoming a scapegoat for russia's military failures, especially from the of russian public opinion, including people who were volunteers in the earlier donbas war. people think that russia be —— russia should be using more of its destructive arsenal in ukraine. thank you. three cabinet ministers who all stood against liz truss in the leadership contest have called on their fellow conservatives to unite behind the prime minister. in separate articles in sunday newspapers, they warn of the danger of a labour victory at the next election. our political correspondent tony bonsignore spoke to me earlier with the latest. it is extraordinary to have this coordinated campaign today. some of the messages th

the land grab marks, an escalation in russia's war against ukraine, and vladimir putin says he will use all means to defend the territories it portrayed as a big domestic wind for russia. as will have to be put in joint hands. precipitous pleaded an officially an ex, with 4 regions of you cream, the whole chat, russia in celebration. in the ceremony of fanfare and pump boot and has a clear method for his opponents at your school meals. i want keith and the real masters in the west to hear me away so that everyone remembers base. would you people living in no hands got donates has on on supper, is here a becoming our citizens for ever lives either. the celebration is in stark contrast to district ality. dozens of people killed and wounded in what you korean faith for myth. i'll strike on a civilian conway ins. apaloosa, one of the next 310th defined ukraine. faith, it is asking nato for quick accession my, my am what only the path of strengthening ukraine and ousting the occupiers for my entire territory will restore peacefully. we will follow this path over to the end themes level. russ

it definitely is a huge blow to vladimir putin and his war effort in ukraine. a devastating blow to vladimir putin's war effort in ukraine, both strategically and symbolically. the bring that linked russia's mainland with occupied crimea on fire and heavily damaged. moscow's investigative committee acknowledging the severity of the attack. >> translator: according to preliminary information, a truck exploded on the automobile part of the crimean bridge. as a result, two lanes partially collapsed. >> reporter: this cctv video appears to show the moment of the blast. a truck is seen driving on the bridge when all of a sudden there's a massive explosion, though it's not clear whether it is actually the truck that blew up. moscow saying several people were killed in the attack and pointing the finger at ukraine. so far no claim of responsibility from kyiv's leadership. everything illegal must be destroyed, everything stolen must be returned to ukraine, everything occupied by russia must be expelled, an advisor to ukraine's president tweeted. videos released on soci

so i do think this is a kind of key moment in russia and for vladimir putin potentially. when you say people are talking about this, do you mean ordinary people? do you mean people in political life? do you mean military people? or is it all three? all of them, all of them. i think the point is that the war was something that a lot of people could ignore until now in russia. it was something distant from then. it was something that the elites dealt with. it wasn't even called a war, of course, it still isn't. it was supposed to be this very contained thing, a special military operation. it has come so much closer to people. they can see much more clearly what is happening. and because it is affecting them personally, because hundreds of thousands of russian men are facing the very real possibility that they will have to go and fight in this so it is real and it is being discussed. and i think, you know, probably it is not an exaggeration to say in pretty much every home in russia, it is now something that can be discussed. now, on these daily, hourly television news progr

putin's own promised deadline vladimir putin's own promised deadline vladimir putin's own promised deadline on the completion of partial on the completion of partial on the completion of partial mobilization in moscow according to the mobilization in moscow according to the mobilization in moscow according to the military commissar of moscow the steps military commissar of moscow the steps military commissar of moscow the steps of partial mobilization have been of partial mobilization have been of partial mobilization have been completed in full collection points for completed in full collection points for completed in full collection points for the mobilized were closed on october 17 the mobilized were closed on october 17 the mobilized were closed on october 17 2022 at 2pm the summons sent to people's 2022 at 2pm the summons sent to people's 2022 at 2pm the summons sent to people's homes and workplaces during mobilization homes and workplaces during mobilization homes and workplaces during mobilization will cease to be valid the successful will cease to be valid the successful will cease

this has been in vladimir putin's heart for decades. he took a fifth of crimea in 2014 and built this bridge to do what he's doing now that we left office. when i saw the bridge blow up, i realized this was the ukrainians executing an important strategic target for them and well-done for that. you see the response. the response is a military response. when i hear people saying we have to figure out how to have these folks get along, we should remind them. vladimir putin has shown no indications that he's prepared to fight fair. this will take a continued american resolve, european resolve and to your guest that you had on earlier, we need to make sure those playing footsy around the edges, the chinese, the indians, others that have not acknowledged that what vladimir putin is doing is inconsistent with the international basic idea that sovereign nations ought to exist, we have to make sure that they understand the side they're picking. >> martha: i think there's a lot of people looking at this at this point and saying, okay. we all unde

vladimir putin survive? i don't care- the _ vladimir putin survive? i don't care. the school _ vladimir putin survive? i don't care. the school district - vladimir putin survive? i don't care. the school district inu i vladimir putin survive? i don't - care. the school district inu valley in texas where _ care. the school district inu valley in texas where there _ care. the school district inu valley in texas where there was - care. the school district inu valley in texas where there was a - care. the school district inu valley l in texas where there was a shooting five months ago has suspended its entire police force. 19 children and two teachers were killed and 18 your government opened fire at robb elementary school ma. local police had faced criticism in the days following the murders over its response on the ground as events unfolded. some of the families of the victims have welcomed this announcement. the man has died after being shot by armed officers outside a police station in derby. they were responding to reports a person wielding a knife was in the secu

putin see jinping vegetable see vladimir putin see jinping vegetable see vladimir putin see jinping vegetable and victor orban donald trump and other and victor orban donald trump and other and victor orban donald trump and other leaders of varying degrees of leaders of varying degrees of leaders of varying degrees of authoritarianism proved that authoritarianism proved that authoritarianism proved that dictatorship remains attractive and dictatorship remains attractive and dictatorship remains attractive and contagious and the wars that should have contagious and the wars that should have contagious and the wars that should have ended continue to erupt and even ended continue to erupt and even ended continue to erupt and even threaten the very existence of humanity threaten the very existence of humanity threaten the very existence of humanity francis fukuyama joins us live hello francis fukuyama joins us live hello francis fukuyama joins us live hello it's a great honor to be here with you it's a great honor to be here with you it's a great honor to be here with you today you writ

putin, because he is not the future of russia, this is vladimir putin's war and the ukrainians are beating him. russian people should know that the american people want a future for them. but not for vladimir putin, and they are going to have to make a decision at some point as general kellogg, general keane and on many others on this network have said i think more eloquently and with more experience than i have. >> if we want to avoid mission creep, the way that we have to do that is get done with this and to the notion that we should not be giving some things to russia, some things to ukraine because russians might view that as escalation, i mean, we are all in on this proxy war, so where will we be now if we had ceded to ukraine's request all the way back to the beginning to give them more airpower, to give them better missiles, for example? we might be finished with us now, and said every day this goes on we pretend that we are not fully engaged it is just dragging things along. >> bret: by the way, good to see you in person. >> it's great to be here. up next moore with the panel and a

vladimir vladimirovich putin. what he was about to do had sparked international condemnation, but vladimir putin didn't care. in the kremlin, he announced the annexation of 15% of ukrainian land. in the audience, kremlin—appointed officials from those territories occupied by russia. translation: i want the kyiv authorities and their real- masters in the west to hear me, so that they remember this forever. people in luhnask and donetsk, kherson and zaporizhzhia are becoming our citizens — forever. defiant, unapologetic, russia's president laid into the west. translation: instead - of democracy there, there's suppression and exploitation. instead of freedom, enslavement and violence. america is the only country in the world that has used nuclear weapons twice, when they destroyed the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasaki. by the way, they set a precedent with that. comments like that are worrying in light of the kremlin�*s recent nuclear sabre—rattling. through this annexation, vladimir putin is trying t

tag like this on vladimir putin. it is he not i who should be kept away from society. >> still ahead on the program, reports that 150 people have been killed and protest antigovernment across iran. demonstrations are continuing. >> it was shocking and surreal and stunning in every way. >> the nobel prize for chemistry is given to three scientists for developing a way to snap molecules together. >> is pouring rain across this chinese valley. that kicked back the temperatures and in japan, temperatures have also fallen off. we have showers around tokyo. there been weather alerts for a japan island because of how low temperatures have been. now back to china, it is fleshing out the heat we have had toward the southeast of china where in some spots, exceptional heat temperatures in the 40's. that is all starting to change. southeast asia toward the west as well, there has been some flooding and landslides. the heaviest rain will be southern semitruck. rain for eastern australia particularly new south wales. sydney is cre

♪ >> vladimir putin martial law in four regions. russia says it has an from ukraine. th has civilians flee here sun, where russian space massive defeat -- russians face massive defeat. this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up -- the u.k.'s prime minister fights for political survival, but hours later, one of her senior ministers resigns. israel accused of imposing collective punishment on a city which has been under blockade for more than a week. we report from one of nigeria's most oil-rich states where fuel prices are skyrocketing as fighting disrupts deliveries. the russian president has declared martial law in four regions of ukraine. the kremlin says it has annexed vladimir putin -- martial law in four regions of ukraine the kremlin says it has annexed. vladimir putin orders the creation of territorial forces in each region. meanwhile, russia says tens of thousands of civilians have been evacuated as ukrainian forces push to retake the kherson region. russia has also says it has repelled a ukrainian attempt to retake the separation of power plant. ukra

your reaction to this announcement from vladimir putin? i want to note it includes the area of kherson where russia today announced evacuations from a city that they acknowledged they are losing control over. yet at the same time this political statement where putin says he's declaring martial law. >> it's part of putin's increasing desperation. it's also part of the whole strange nature of this law -- of this war where he doubles down on areas that he is increasingly not in control of. if you think about the escalation ladder that we've been looking at here right now, first he declares a mobilization. maybe they have 300,000 people flowing. they have numbers approaching that fleeing the country. then he's evacuating troops out of this area he can't hold, but declaring martial law in that region. this is why so many in the administration are worried about the steady progress toward a possible nuclear detonation because he's running out of conventional options. >> that's the question, right? what comes next? when you're looking at these dat

vladimir putin invades ukraine. vladimir putin commits war crimes against the ukrainian people. vladimir putin selectively targets apartment buildings to kill children. vladimir putin bombs playgrounds. vladimir putin orders his troops, when they leave towns, to deliberately target and kill all ukrainian civilians. and you have 30 progressives saying america must talk to russia. something's left out of that equation. that would be the ukrainian people who are victims of war crimes every day, mike. what planet do these people live on to think that you can make peace with vladimir putin without first running it by ukrainians and the ukrainian people and their leader zelenskyy, who is literally fighting for his life? and the ukrainians are literally fighting for their lives. >> well, what you said, joe, just now resulted in the second letter. it's like the cuban missile crisis. we'll respond to the second letter they posted rather than the initial letter because in the initial letter everything that you just said would pertain to a critique of that letter. why would you negotiate w

he played into vladimir putin's hands. he's being used as a propaganda tool of the war criminal vladimir putin. brian: we heard that the democrats want ron johnson out. why do you think they are targeting you? >> i'm exposing their corruption and i won't back down. they hate me, there is no doubt about it. i have seen many elements in the mainstream media, i am pointing out how corrupt and complicit the media is as well. incredibly biased questions in debates, but the beauty is i just tell the truth and the truth is getting through. wisconsinites, they have good common sense. brian: i watched pieces of the debate. when you said you were set up by the fbi, the crowd laughed. who was in that crowd and were they following the news? >> i think they let in a bunch of college students. we were both supposed to get 50 audience members. the crowd was much larger than that. our colleges today aren't exactly teaching history. they aren't talking about the relevant things student ought to learn in college. they are being taught lefti

so is that a great gifts as a, you know, it's punish vladimir putin and upon his bratia, or did we do it ourselves? i'm a little bit lost to be honest with the weather about eric up in that they're confused themselves. right? so that's the response from ukraine. what about the international response to this? i mean, after all people died and it's lost, right? absolutely. and we're seeing how the western media is now portraying that. this is the really key to emphasize that this is a blow for vladimir putin o his prize bridge, and how much this will of course, benefit ukraine. but at the same time, even though you crane has not taken official responsibility for this were seen countries like a sonia and poland, not only elude and ukraine behind it, but also applauding them. especially i believe this target has been around for a very long time. it's tanya certainly welcome to this and congratulations ukrainian special operations units who are expected to be behind the separation. much of sheila said it says she gets a bomb for the saw. his specially given yesterday was put his birthday i

and vladimir putin actually accused you cray of nuclear terrorism. this is what he focused on and he brought forth some of the examples d get at least teach this up. there have been multiple acts of sabotage on our power plant as look it up several high voltage power lines heavily into effect in the beginning. the damage was contained as soon as possible, so there was no significant aftermath willow over. there was also a number of attempt to terrorist attacks committed on rush, interested in gas transport infrastructure. urine. so shouldn't be surprising that in crane this morning saw their energy, military and communications facilities targeted and latimer, putin said, if you attack russia, get ready to be attacked back. that was the main message, the better russian president, alexander lucas shanker, has said that his country will deploy a joint group of military forces with russia. these forces have been formed over the past 2 days. the group mainly consists of bella, lucy, and soldiers. we were warned that key of has been planning to attack bela

and vladimir putin actually accused ukraine of nuclear terrorism. this is what he focused on and he brought forth some of the examples due to the speech. there have been multiple acts of sabotage on our power plants. several high voltage power lines have been effected. the damage was contained as soon as possible, so there was no significant aftermath. there was also a number of attempted terrorist attacks committed on russian electricity and gas transport infrastructure. so it shouldn't be surprising that ukraine this morning saw their energy, military and communications facilities targeted and latimer, putin said, if you take russia, get ready to be attacked back. that was the main message i spoke earlier with canadian jonas if a bartlett who has been in the don't escrow public actually since march, she gave us her take on today's missile strikes on key f. the russian leadership have been the cool that's, i mean we've seen people been saying, why hasn't russia retaliated for months now, right. and particularly since the territory of the bridge, th

ah ah ah ah, this is the w news coming to live from berlin. vladimir putin declares martial law in 4 ukrainian regions. the announcement tightens moscow's grip on territories that illegally annexed last month. this comes as russia's top general makes it a rare admission of the difficulties facing russian troops on the front lot. also coming up up a ratio is home to europe's biggest nuclear power plant. the chief of the international atomic energy agency tells d w. the situation there is in ukraine is precarious, is calling for the creation of a protection, soccer and heroes. welcome at tehran airport for an iranian climber who competed abroad without a head score. well, there's concerned she may yet be punished for breaking your ran strict rules for women's attire. plus we report from panama on the refugees, braving one of the world's most dangerous migration brutes and how the european union hopes to show they haven't been forgot. ah, hello, i'm terry martin. have you with us, would begin with some breaking news. russian president vladimir putin has declared martial law in the 4 reg

well, welcome to the program. president vladimir putin says russia does not want to destroy ukraine and that he has no immediate plans to continue. the massive air strikes carried out earlier this week. he added that the ongoing mobilization of reservists will be complete in 2 weeks. moscow has launched a campaign of high intensity strikes on towns and cities for the past 5 days, leaving many ukrainians helpless. modest jackson, my desperation separate asia faces another round of shelling. after days of continued attacks, the clean up will be massive. moves my just to let you know what i can tell you previously we got used to the missile strikes 1st to the only thing she said we are told to hide hide with you. we don't have any place to hide nearby. but while he can't hide in the cellar regarded because you be trapped by debris and no one will find you to regard for. so we go outside and we wait until it's other. this fresh missiles dry can support easy as part of a continued barrage. but russian president vladimir putin says the high intensity attacks in ukrainian cities will not conti

matthew, how long could vladimir putin keep up this missile barrage? >> that's a good question and they kept up for a couple days now and no sign of it letting up. there is some speculation about how many of these sort of targeted missiles they've got in their arsenal but i mean, they also have weapon factors and can manufacture these kinds of things. that's not good for much in terms of solace to people on the ground. the bigger question, i think, is what is the political motivation behind this and how long is vladimir putin going to be ordering his military to keep up these bombardments of what the russians say are military targets and energy infrastructure targets? the reality on the ground is in several instances very different from that. and there is no sign at all, wolf, at this point that vladimir putin is showing any signs of backing down or of any -- there has been some rumblings of potential negotiations being talked about but nothing concrete and so, you know, as it was from the beginning of this, what the russians call special military oper

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and we should remember that a president vladimir putin and said that ukraine claim that ukraine was a terrorist states. and now it seems that this a legit evidence from the f s b is supposed to underline these statements? no. okay, and can you remind as a why the bridge to crimea, which was destroyed last week, is such an an forth symbol for russia and full flooding mi booting? well, of course this bridge will, is majorly, import, not just strategically because most of the supplies going to the russian forces in the south of ukraine, trouble across this bridge, but also symbolically it remains. it represents a homecoming of crimea to russia at which russia annexed illegally in 2014. and it was president, lot of your pollutants, pet project. and the, the war is not going so well for russia. there has been criticism. there were even reports by the washington post citing senior a u. s. intelligence officials that russia, that putin faced direct criticism in the kremlin. and so this, these strikes one day after president putin's birthday on saturday, that the, that the, the blows against

one asect as vladimir putin to get his way. one aspect as we _ vladimir putin to get his way. one aspect as we turn _ vladimir putin to get his way. que: aspect as we turn to the vladimir putin to get his way. <1>i2 aspect as we turn to the front page of the guardian, sam, is this positioning — some people describe as symbolic — of poland's president asking the us for nuclear weapons. yes, and i think the article suggests it is a symbolic move, marking an alignment to putin. the issue is, how will he respond to that, where is his mind to? this is the problem we've had all the way through — lots of suggestions that actually, all the way through this, he is unstable and in some kind of way where he's not making logical decisions, let's put it that way, he's making decisions that don't add up. so it's very difficult to actually respond when you can't work out how he might respond, because he's responding irrationally. so i think a great deal of care will clearly be taken with that, whether that symbolic gesture is worth the risk. ~ ., ., ,., . ,, that symbolic gesture is wo

now, how do you view vladimir putin's claim that the strikes rock hammer? it's holly ation for the attack on the curse bridge to crimea, which russia has blamed on ukraine because actually ukraine is saying that these attacks could have been planned before. that incident booting is in very, very complex situation because 2 days ago, the most protect it, sexual object in russia was excluded. and i'm sure that with an attack of ukraine, today's attack of ukraine. he saving his reputation in the eyes of heath ganske, that of t d ga sir. that will thread it in yas, during weeks. but everyone understand that crimea breach and crimea is so the diamonds in the crown of he is a dictatorship. and the fact that the bridge was exploded, dramatically influenced richard asian of food and inside of his country. so today he was showing to, he's friends to his below mirrors that he still can act and he still can defend his interest. but i'm sure that inside of the russia there, he used problems in leadership. and i still think that very soon the story can be and that, that

vladimir putin is at his most vulnerable point right now. his inner circle under incredible pressure, the administer of defense, the fsp director and national security advisor over putin's failed strategy and a race to see whether those guys think about moving putin or he gets to them first. because there will be some scapegoats. putin is facing pressure from right-wing ultranationalist hawks holdings be accountable for the fact he did not deliver a victory in the special military operation he called in days. instead, rushes losing and losing badly. >> neil: and that is getting on at this time. thank you, dan, very much for that. in the meantime, the hurricane that completely change florida, but for its real estate has the boom become a bust? more on that after this. so you only pay for what you need! (limu squawks) he's a natural. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicato

vladimir putin survive? i don't care- that _ vladimir putin survive? i don't care. that was _ vladimir putin survive? i don't care. that was the _ vladimir putin survive? i don't care. that was the ukrainian l care. that was the ukrainian president — care. that was the ukrainian president volodymyr - care. that was the ukrainian i president volodymyr zelensky care. that was the ukrainian - president volodymyr zelensky talking to ourjohn simpson. covid—19 infections have increased in england and northern ireland. in the week ending september 26th, the total number of people in private households in the uk who tested positive for the virus rose 25% on the previous week. our health editor, hugh pym is here with the latest. yes, reeta — for the third successive week now, the office for national statistics is reporting increases in covid—19 infections, based on regular household surveys. let's take a look at the chart for the uk — and you can see a here that the total — 1.3 million — is still well below previous peaks in the spring and summer — but there'

the saudis decide to pitch in with vladimir putin with pricing. laura: ukraine is dominating kyiv politics. are you concerned if republicans make gains in theouse a set it up the midterms they could dial back american support for ukraine? sen. durbin: there are few people on the right and left the question our commitment to ukraine but the vast majority of both political parties support the effort. they understand vladimir putin -- that is up to the ukrainian people. if we do not stop putin and his aggression, there will be another victim. i am personally sensitive to the situation in the baltic states. they are small and vulnerable but prepared to defend themselves. we have to anticipate that putin will look for other riches of war. laura: should it go even further and send fighjets? sen. durbin: we have held the line with that. we are trying not to be too provocative when it comes to that situation. air defenses i totally endorse. there are many other ways we can help the ukrainians. they are doing a remarkable job. they deserve our support. tha

so vladimir putin is out there right now. looks to a lot of folks like he is in a bit of a corner, taking some desperate actions inside ukraine, mobilizing hundreds of thousands of new forces to be deployed to ukraine, but also threatening potential use of nuclear weapons. what's your take on how serious latimer putin is? well, we don't. first of all, it is very dangerous. it does as the people of ukraine and as the people of europe who have been disrupted by it. but the reality is, you can't put a percentage on risk, but we know the vladimir putin has nuclear weapons. we know that he's willing to use force to achieve his goals, and he's fully capable of launching nuclear weapons. and so the risk is not 0. and therefore, we have to take it seriously. fortunately, inside any administration, there are professionals who work these issues, both in the military and in the civilian side that think through. what are the threats? is the united states, if insecure, our allies safe and secure, and more importantly, how do we deter enem

and so vladimir putin is still in a tricky position. and that's why his nuclear threats also really should be regarded as the secretary general -- as the general hinting, dissuading this in ukraine. this is more about that although you can't rule out the nuclear thing. president putin is not in a good place right now. that's why we need to press forward, everything we can do to take advantage of his weakness politically and militarily. >> we have discussed many times, general, the low morale of ukrainian force -- russian forces in ukraine i should say. and now the ukrainian defense minister has released this video directed at frontline troops, asking them to lay down their weapons and promises life, safety, and justice. novel idea. you think it's convincing? >> not at all. i mean, it's another act of desperation by an administration that knows it's losing. vladimir putin knows that he's -- his back is against the wall. for that reason, he's particularly dangerous. >> no, no, this is the ukrainian defense minister urging russian troops t