reporter: this is what the slow route of russia in southern ukraine looks like, kyiv s forces are pushing close to kherson, the first city the kremlin took. here so many people being evacuated day by day, and the area quiet in contrust to these impacts we see all around in the fields, just constant barrage over the past days. the bus is the last way out. the village has been ukraine s last position for days, so this is what russia left of it. the noise is the village gas main leaking furiously. putin s war of annihilation was sure not to overlook this school, its front torn off by a
but sent his wife to live with his daughter in the city. he stayed to protect whatever they have left. shelling hits the road out again. we drive past the earth putin s shells have happily scorched. as his army slowly loses. whatever ground here it gained. ukraine guns pushing them back. but moscow imposes a cost. these barracks torn in two. reduced to rubble by missile strikes that killed dozens of ukrainian soldiers. some as they slept friday morning. in one of the worst known losses of the war. this trama unit struggles with some of the 40 injured.
bombing putin and xi jinping in the past few years, that is the u.s. led alliance encircling their respective countries. that s why a lot of analysts want to say what china wants to see out of this war is weakened u.s. alliance and order more favorable to its authoritarian government. at this stage very few people to see china really pull back from its close ties with russia despite repeat warnings from the u.s. and as we wait for more definitive signs if china is serious about trying to help at least get a cease-fire here. appreciate it. coming up, one of the reasons ukrainians are still in this fight is their ability to capture and repurpose russian military equipment. we go behind the scenes. you ll want to see this. r bodies that same love? new dove body love shower collection is infused with face care ingredients like hyaluronic and peptide serums, plus 10 times moisture boost complex.
rush russians took her hometown kherson, where her children are. he can t hear the blast at his age but sent his wife to live with his daughter in the city. he has stayed to protect whatever they have left. shelling hits the road out again. and we drive past the earth putin s shells have happily scorched as his army slowly loses. whatever ground here it gained, ukraine s guns pushing them back. but moskow imposes a cost. these barracks torn in two reduced to rubble by missile strikes that killed dozens of ukrainian soldiers some as they slept friday morning in one of the worst known losses of the
The path to holding Putin and other Russian leaders responsible for civilian deaths in Ukraine is complex, lawyers caution. Our partner The AP reports.