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ended with no progress. tonight with the context, andrea kendall taylor, former deputy national intelligence officer for russia and eurasia, in the office of the director of national intelligence and paul waugh, chief political commentator at the i newspaper. welcome to the programme as we enter the the third week of russia s invasion of ukraine, there are no signs of an end to the fighting. the first round of high level talks between the foreign ministers of ukraine and russia in turkey have ended without any progress towards a ceasefire. there has been more shelling of the besieged southern city of mariupol. yesterday, three people were killed when a maternity hospital was bombed, one of them a child. and today, the main emergency services building in mariupol was hit and destroyed. it s where emergency workers and volunteers have been coordinating their efforts to help people in the city they are running out of food and water.
russian men, 19 and 20 years old, will be required to report to conscription centres all across russia. i think if we have got an information campaign of the scale of a presidential election campaign, aimed at those 130,000 families, saying, look, do not let your 19 year old son report and become cannon fodder in putin s war against ukraine. if only ten or 20,000 of those family said, no, my son is not going, that would be an earthquake inside russia and that could generate the sort of organic pressure as i think is what will lead to the end of the putin regime. an interesting concept. andrea, do you think that could be achieved, to get information from the west into the average russian home? it is the average russian home? it is challenging. the average russian home? it is challenging, certainly because we know challenging, certainly because we know that president putin is
and i do believe he takes article five and the commitment very seriously. so i think he would understand that especially if it were targeted at a nato member state the risk of retaliation would be great. that is a deterrent. he still takes the nato threat and the threat of nato seriously. andrea, great analysis. thank you. andrea kendall-taylor with us. berman. reporter: air raid sirens in lviv a regular occurrence. there have a missile strike just past that hill behind me. it was a scary moment for the city, which has not seen the worst of the war which only made it more stunning to see thousands packing the street not too long after. defiance comes in many sizes, many shapes and many sounds.
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