the russians have in their arsenal, and we know what they are prepared to use. , , . ~ and we know what they are prepared to use. i, ., ~ . to use. ok, lyse, thank you, chief international to use. ok, lyse, thank you, chief international correspondent. - vladimir putin says a settlement over ukraine is possible, but only if what he described as moscow s legitimate security interests are addressed. while the fighting continues, the russian economy has been rocked by sanctions. our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg reports on how russia s president and its public are reacting to the war. once, moscow glistened with aspiration to be a globalfinancial centre, an economic giant. but war has changed that. after the kremlin s invasion of ukraine, the world has turned its back on russia. western sanctions have sent the russian rouble tumbling and interest rates soaring. no panic yet but russians are feeling it. svetlana s advertising agency is already losing clients.
the city. ukrainian lives shattered and we must also bear in mind this is a war where our assumptions about it have been turned on its head. the ukrainian army is outgunned and out manned by the mighty russian army, but it is fighting back. it is fighting back by blowing up bridges, surface to air missiles we have seen lighting up the sky. and ukrainian civilians with guns with patriotically resolve are fighting back and day six has now begun. yes. back and day six has now begun. yes, da six of back and day six has now begun. yes, day six of this back and day six has now begun. yes, day six of this conflict. back and day six has now begun. yes, day six of this conflict. lyse, thank you. and finally, the conflict in ukraine is sadly seeing a rising number of civilian deaths. we will leave you with one tragic story. five members of the fedko family died on the first day of the war. oleg fedko and his wife anna were killed
say you re an angel. no, no, no, i m normal. they are our friends, and everyone needs help, they will get it. as ukraine fights back, the answer here to russia s bombs is compassion and solidarity. perhaps putin underestimated that, too. mark lowen, bbc news, rzeszow, near the poland ukraine border. lyse is here, our chief international correspondent. latest information explains why we are down here in information explains why we are down here in the information explains why we are down here in the basement. yes, information explains why we are down here in the basement. here in the basement. yes, life has one here in the basement. yes, life has gone literally here in the basement. yes, life has gone literally underground - here in the basement. yes, life has gone literally underground in - here in the basement. yes, life has gone literally underground in kyiv,| gone literally underground in kyiv, this subterranean world, we are broadcasting down here in this basement bunker, and
while they have been able to encircle more cities sun cities and occupy some, they are still making slow progress. the concern is if the ground operation continues to move slowly they will resort to long range artillery fire, bombardment. by its nature it is highly indiscriminate and that is what we are already seeing, the shelling of residential areas, which is why, two weeks in, this intensifying war is a deepening humanitarian crisis. lyse intensifying war is a deepening humanitarian crisis. intensifying war is a deepening humanitarian crisis. lyse, thank you very much- time for a look at the weather here s helen willets. thank you. in the uk the high pressure from the weekend has drifted a little further east, so the resultant weather means wind, a little milder with rain mostly in the west. i will show you why, this is the rainfall that accumulates through the next three or four days,
elderly women shaking their fists at the russians going right and that extraordinary story about an island off the black sea coast, when the russians approached and said you must surrender, they basically said what i cannot repeat on the one o clock news. what i cannot repeat on the one o clock news. . . what i cannot repeat on the one o clock news. , , ., ., o clock news. they swore at them? they swore o clock news. they swore at them? they swore at o clock news. they swore at them? they swore at them. o clock news. they swore at them? they swore at them. every o clock news. they swore at them? they swore at them. every single - o clock news. they swore at them? | they swore at them. every single one of them died. there are ukrainians that say they are willing to die but how many have to die to be able to live in their city in the year 2022? that is a really frightening prospect and there is no sign yet that there is any way to stop it. thank you very much, lyse. and a remind