haven t had anything directly from| haven t had anything directly from the kremlin about what happens next. russia was clear about what it wanted to happen. they said if ukraine follow this ultimatum that they wanted the troops to come out and lay down their weapons and then they would allow a humanitarian corridor. the fact that ukraine has said they won t be surrendering the city means we don t know what the kremlin will do next. this only intensifies the situation in mariupol. what is interesting is how this is being betrayed in russia. if you were to look at state media and look at the russian estate papers here, you will get very different impression about what s happening in mariupol. even at the russian authorities have called us, in their words, a terrible humanitarian catastrophe. but in terms of who is responsible, russia has very directly blamed what they called ukrainian nationalists, notjust for the general situation in mariupol, but also for the individual atrocities we h
kyiv it is very much in range. though the central part of kyiv has largely been spared the fill onslaught. what has happened to mariupol is a real possibility in terms of what might end up happening to kyiv is kyiv s resistance persists and the russians really do decide to direct their fill artillery fire and missiles on due kyiv itself to try to effectively bomb ukraine s capital into submission. the bbc s moscow correspondent, caroline davies, joins me now. caroline, first of all, what is the response from moscow, given in mariupol the russian ultimatum has been rejected? there is no giving into surrender. fist been rejected? there is no giving into surrender. been rejected? there is no giving into surrender. at the moment we haven t had into surrender. at the moment we haven t had anything into surrender. at the moment we haven t had anything directly - into surrender. at the moment we
zelenskyy wanted the nato alliance will agree that to agree to that. i think he has been hinting, that he may not move forward with nato, that would be one of russia s demands, he says the door isn t really open, i think once that effect, i am paraphrasing, was to that effect. is it important for kosovo. is important for your security? we is it important for kosovo. .. is important for your security? we want to “oint important for your security? we want to joint nato important for your security? we want to joint nato partnership important for your security? we want to joint nato partnership for - important for your security? we want to joint nato partnership for peace i to joint nato partnership for peace programme is the first milestone towards that goal. last year, we had 330 soldiers of our army participating in defending europe 21, the greatest nato military enterprise in europe. serbia participated together with russia and belarus, in what they have called slavic shiel
progressives will support the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the social safety net bill when they come up for a vote which could come early this week. cnn political director and the host of the cnn political briefing podcast david chalian. the door isn t completely closed on the bill. prescription drugs, explain this provision to us. you know because you ve been on the campaign trail for years, this has been a rallying cry not just of the left actually. this has been one of the issues where republicans have realized the popularity in campaigning on the notion of allowing medicare to negotiate with drug companies to lower the prices of prescription drugs, having some sort of government negotiation. many people feel prescription drugs are too high in this country so this is something year after year, every politician is promising they re
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