encirclement, of course, they are trying to achieve that, but ukrainian armed forces are resisting very heroically and very determinedly, to allow this to not happen. if determinedly, to allow this to not ha en, , , ., determinedly, to allow this to not hauen. ,, ., ., , happen. if russia does take lysychansk. happen. if russia does take lysychansk, the happen. if russia does take lysychansk, the last - happen. if russia does take lysychansk, the last major| lysychansk, the last major stronghold in the luhansk region, is its game over in the donbas region? this will by far not be the game overfor this will by far not be the game over for the donbas area this will by far not be the game overfor the donbas area because there are other large cities in the donbas area, in a donetsk region. two cities which are now fully are controlled by the ukrainian forces, as well as a couple of others, that have been targets for very severe missile attacks, artillery shelling, in particular this mo
the team here in kyiv. now back to you for a final thought that we are going to join your news team is where you are. good evening, i m riz lateef. hello and welcome to look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us on wednesday morning. joining me a broadcaster. there is also the director of the americas programme at chatham house in london. let me bring you up to date with the front pages at home. notjust uk papers but also ones from around the world. the straits times of singapore shows that very striking image of the giant russian convoy rolling slowly but determinedly towards the capital
of the speech. i mean, it was he gave it very directly and determinedly. seemed unscripted. it did. it was right there at the end. but it went very smoothly from the rest of the speech. it was not it was a change, of course. it was a change but it was it was clearly heartfelt. ambassador, we are not directly going to be hearing from vladimir putin in the next few minutes or so but we did somewhat hear from him just five and a half hour drive away, bombs dropping in lviv, a space supposed to be relatively safe in this war. we were part of ukraine where so many ukrainians from the east fleeing to to seek refuge and safety and now it seems that
let me give you an example. it is an example from her latest piece. at a time when obama struggled to get the credit he deserves on the foreign policy and domestic security ront for killing osama bin laden and other top al-qaida leaders, winding down the military role in iraq and toppling moammar qaddafi, it strikes me as a little unseemly that when credit is begin, so much of it goes to clinton. that is an interesting statement from someone who wrote positively and determinedly about hillary clinton for years. a lot of it is started with what her perceived role was in libya and of course, her famous line when it was all over. we came, we saw and he died. time magazine cover story
we should give serious concern to what happens there, because somehow, generally speaking, time is running out. it won t be forever. the iranians are coming closer capacity of anyone to top them more determinedly and more÷g?5m( explicitly toward nuclear explosive device or nuclear weapons. greta: how much time, do you think? you cannot judge it, but it s clear it s not many years. years, do you think? it could be less than three years. i don t know. i don t want to quote numbers. it s not a matter of years, it s more a matter of quarters. greta: there was a report a