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how shocked where you buy what has happened after february the 24th by this offensive in ukraine? oh, i was shocked. any normal person would have been. because, you know what, the first news i got on the morning of february 21, russian air force bombed kyiv and kharkiv, and last time those cities were bombed, it was during the second world war by germans. now it was by us. any russian must be very shocked, i think so. that was our russian editor steve rosenberg speaking to boris bondarev in an exclusive interview. lets take a look at the other main stories this hour. rescue workers in iran say
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joining us now is karolina baca pogorzelska, a correspondent with v prost, a polish weekly magazine. earlier today she met both the ukrainian and polish presidents. thank you for being with this, how significant is the visit of andrej duda and he is the first foreign leader to address the ukrainian parliament since russia invaded? that is true. andrej duda he was the first foreign leader since february 21 and he said it was an important distinction, not only for him, but also for all polish people who have been helping ukrainian since the beginning of the russian invasion and during his speech, he said that international community has no right to decide about the ukrainian