russian forces as they try to engage in this pinzer movement in the donbas movement and cut off ukrainian forces. this is a satellite of where that railway station is, the main rail line here, and the station in there, and the results of that attack were just absolutely tragic. i don t want to stay on this picture too long, but the fact that russia is doing this now, and also they are acknowledging that they have taken big losses. that seems to be two things that don t necessarily go together. they don t, john. first of all, the attack is absolutely horrific, and that s p utin s way of doing business. killing civilians hoping to bring zelenskyy to the negotiations table, i believe. but what happens in kyiv when he defeated front line units, very good units, and refit, rearm,
he is threatening ukraine, and he s amassed a tremendous amount of forces. and they re all of the front-line units, the best units that he s got. those forces are actually facing the eastern part of ukraine, and that s what he s really looking at. what s interesting to me with putin, and, you know, you ve got to give him some credit for it, he continues to talk. he s talking about going back into the, with the ukrainians, back with macron this coming week, talking about the u.n., he s going to keep talking. but there s an old strategy that was actually pushed by the chinese communists years ago. it s talk, talk, fight, fight, talk, tabling, fight, fight talk. he s going to string this out diplomatically, and then i think he s postured himself to go in. he ll go into the eastern part of ukraine. jackie: i mean, look, he is a seasoned leader, right? so he is going to continue the conversation at least on the face that it appears that he s talking, as you mentioned. but that troop build
join the front line. what i would like to see, and what i try to do, is british people people who believe in democratic values standing up for those liberal and democratic values and actually going out and supporting ukrainians in their time of need. we have to draw a line in the sand and say, these are our values, we re willing to defend them. i m in independence square in kyiv. for three years, he fought isis in syria, and says he went to kyiv to train volunteer fighters in battlefield first aid, but came back to regroup and reorganise. we need engineers, we need doctors particularly trauma surgeons we need. we need front line units, as well, of course. but people who basically have the skills that ukrainians lack. and if we can create a facility that educates people, that funds them properly, and helps them get over there if they want to go, then i think that could be really useful to the ukrainian government.
communication, they are called, the logistics are being further and further extended, their front line units are outrunning logistics. they are getting engaged in significant contact and they can t get the resupply, the ammunition, food, feel that they need to sustain those fights. we have seen a slowdown in the offensive operations around the south, the place they were making the biggest headway. the ukrainians continue to punish these unsecured lines and will do so as long as russia does not secure them and moves forward without securing them at their peril or other means. let me brin: at their peril or other means. let me bring in at their peril or other means. let me bring in the ukrainian mp lesia vasylenko, who isjoining us tonight. first of all i want to talk tonight. first of all i want to talk to about the corridors. how many people do you still think in the capital city at the moment and what would be their rope out of the city
everybody is the same because you re joined together for one purpose. what happens to our military when we teach them and divide them you re in this category, you re in that category and treating them differently based on that? martha, the anecdotes i read are alarming. they re the tip of the iceberg. i heard from my old friends still in the army about the training 60ss and crt and some races are inherently oppressive or privileged months ago when congressman crenshaw and i put out a general request for any whistle-blowers, that we ve been inundated with such examples what will happen if we allow this training to continue at our front line units, they ll be growing mistrust between the races and the sexes, very little existed six months ago.