his handling 37 criminal counts over his handling of classified documents after he left the white house. i of classified documents after he left the white house. of classified documents after he left the white house. i had hoped the department left the white house. i had hoped the department of left the white house. i had hoped the department ofjustice - left the white house. i had hoped the department ofjustice would l left the white house. i had hoped i the department ofjustice would see the department ofjustice would see its weekly clear to resolve these issues for the former president, but moving forward with charges. i m deeply troubled to see this. the resignation deeply troubled to see this. the resignation honours list from the former british prime minister borisjohnson has been publishers of his former allies will receive night hits, dame heads and peerages. it has borisjohnson s hits, dame heads and peerages. it has boris johnson s fingerprints all over it, but it
that moment has come. president zelensky has criticised the international response to what s happened, accusing the un and red cross of not being here. in two days, kherson has partly been submerged by the dnipro river. the flooding is more extreme on the eastern bank part of ukraine, but controlled by the russians. there is a military dynamic to the kakhovka dam s destruction it makes any ukrainian offensive from here more complicated. as for those living here, it s gone from difficult to the verge of impossible. james waterhouse, bbc news, kherson. the damage caused to the dam in ukraine has happened at a significant moment in the war, just as ukrainian forces seemed to be embarking on their long awaited offensive against the russians. this is the front line in the conflict. it s some 600 miles long,
is not personable to evacuate them. i think this must change, and i believe political pathways must be used to do that, countries have two support ukraine as i said as they have been doing for a year. they have been doing for a ear. , . ., ., year. the destruction of the dam has year. the destruction of the dam has been year. the destruction of the dam has been devastating l year. the destruction of the i dam has been devastating both for ukraine and russia as well because of course, where it has happened it affects both sides in this conflict in a significant way, making it very challenging for both. in terms of the reaction that is required, orwhat of the reaction that is required, or what is needed for ukraine right now, what are you calling for, of course, your stand as a campaign against the use of fossilfuels stand as a campaign against the use of fossil fuels in general, russian is the second biggest supplier of oil in the world. of course that is not going to happen any tim
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