transpacific partnership and the beginning of what would become a check on china economically and the united states and the domestic politics of bernie sanders and donald trump eviscerated that treaty and now a baby step version of this. can this be the beginning of an economic alliance that is a check on china or is it too small of an idea? the indo-pacific framework that the president will launch in japan is an important step to write rules that strengthen the rule-based multilateral trading system but it doesn t provide or won t provide access to u.s. markets which is what countries in the region want. they welcome the initiative, the interest in the united states and stepping up economically in the region but they prefer the united states to return to the
mean, it s eviscerated. if there is a building in this village that hasn t been damaged in the this fighting we haven t seen it yet. translator: boom, boom, boom. fire, fire. it was everywhere. it s nightmare. reporter: valentina has lived in moschun for years and has never known war until it landed on her doorstep and forced her down into a neighbor s basement. how scared were you? translator: we were very scared. my heart was beating very fast. we thought we would die there. the russians fight indiscriminately. reporter: the fighting only eased when russia withdrew from the entire kyiv region. valentina emerging from the basement to find shell casings in her garden and whatever else the russians left behind. so, all these things, she says, the russians left behind. a cup of some kind here.
breeze, a uniform stripped off a dead russian soldier, stuffed and hung from a tree. people hate russia here because of what it did. the tiny town northwest of kyiv has been levelled. russian bombs, rockets, bullets, destroyed streets after streets after street. this was the site of some of the most intense fighting of the war so far. on their drive toward kyiv, the russians attacked soldiers and civilians alike here. ukrainian bunkers alongside ordinary houses shelled relentlessly to devastating effect. this was probably somebody s kitchen. you can see there s an oven there, pots and pan, a microwave. this house gets hit with artillery, there s subsequent fire and just look. i mean, it s eviscerated. if there is a building in this village that hasn t been damaged
has been leveled. russian bombs, rockets, bullets destroyed streets after streets after streets. this was the site of some of the most intense fighting of the war so far. on their drive toward kyiv, the russians attacked soldiers and civilians alike here. ukrainian bunkers alongside ordinary houses shelled relentlessly to devastating febt. this was probably somebody s kitchen. you can see there is an oven there, pots and pans, a microwave. this is not a big city, but the scale of destruction in in village is on par with anything else we ve seen across ukraine. this house gets hit with artillery, there is subsequent fire and just look, it is eviscerated. if there is a building in this village that hasn t been damaged in this fighting, we haven t seen it yet. translator: boom, boom, boom. fire, fire. it was everywhere. it is nightmare.
after street. this was the site of some of the most intense of the war so far. on their drive toward kyiv, russians attacked soldiers and civilians alike here. ukrainian bunkers, alongside ordinary houses, shelled rele relentlessly to detective stating effect. this was problem somebody s kitchen. you can see an oven there, some pots and pans, a microwave. this isn t a big city but the sail of destruction in in village is on par with anything else we have seen across ukraine. main i mean, this house gets hit and just look, it is eviscerated. if there is a building in this village that hasn t been damage in this fighting, we haven t seen it yet. boom, boom, boom, fire, fire. it wiz everywhere, it was nightmare. reporter: valentina has lived here for years, and never knew war before it landed on her