again, that s 1807123800. more than liebermann at the pentagon. this cnn welcome to. cnn news central embryonic cuellar alongside boris sanchez, and we re standing by for remarks from president biden as we learn burning is really forces are in central rafah and we re going to bring those to you live first though, one day after a new york jury convicted donald trump on 34 felony counts, the former president. now a convicted felon, reacted to the historic verdict in remarks at trump tower, railing against the trial and making numerous untrue statements about the case in a speech that targeted the verdict, judge juan river, sean district attorney alvin bragg, and some of the prosecution s key witnesses. at one point, trump called the usa fascist state and vowed to appeal his conviction. which could see him spend up to 20 years behind bars. cnn s kristen holmes joins us now, live from new york. so kristen, what more did trump have to say photo president trump gave what se
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is on course but going slowly. that s because, unlike the russians, we re trying to keep our casualties to the minimum, says serhiy tyshchenko. but could a ukrainian breakthrough be imminent? intercepted russian radio messages hint at collapsing morale. radio chatter 50 of our men ran away, this russian soldier is caught saying. for ukrainian forces, every step forward here remains a risk. but they are advancing through the minefields nonetheless, filming themselves as they liberate their country field by field, trench by trench. andrew harding, bbc news, in eastern ukraine. a parliamentary session is under way in thailand to try to create a new government, after nearly a decade of military backed rule.