Attack on the kremlin rational, 30 se ukraine was behind it. Keith strongly denies the allegations. Charles strafford is in keeping with more on a statement from one of ukrainian president. Lord, me zalinski senior advisors basically put all the ac is saying that this in his mind is a false flag attack. And of course, a false flag is something that has been fabricated to give, in this case, according to but all that russia, the pretext to attack. And we saw this kind of, this kind of thing in the build up to the full scale invasion, much specifically in the pro russia separatist held areas. The so called d n r. When the separatists claim that theyd been a number of assassination attempts on their officials, and this was, as i say, only a few days before that full scale invasion least, 17 people have been killed and dozens more wounded in Russian Artillery strikes. The ukrainian city hassan strikes it. One of the few working hypermarkets in the city victims include the shop, staff and c
Accepted a string of ashore to chooses. But each ones been interrupted by more fighting. The conflict is now in its 18th day, and there are fears. It could become a much broader disaster hit. But morgan, ace in the capital, caught him to get a sense of what people think of yet another upcoming ceasefire. Youll have to look at how theyve viewed the previous ones, many of the residents in various parts of the capitol, hard to me who we spoke to say that the word sci fi has lost its meaning. And they are looking at the day to day events. When there is a fire in place, for example, in the early hours into tuesday morning, they were artillery strikes and airstrikes launched by the Sudanese Army. And the Rapid Support forces in the North Eastern parts of the capital, hotel room. As well as artillery strikes around the vicinity of the president ial palace. And this is supposed to be appeared with the sci fi in place. What could have been fired from gaza towards israel following the death of a
The hardesthit state, oklahoma. Take a look at this devastation. This is the small city of sulphur, home to only 5,000 people. Some 85 miles southeast of oklahoma city. Much of main street, as you can see, reduced to rubble. Lives shredded. At least four deaths reported in the state including an infant. More than 100 tornadoes are reported to have struck since friday. The flurry starting in nebraska. And tonight the threat of Severe Weather remains in texas, louisiana, arkansas, missouri and oklahoma. Cbss Omar Villafranca is in sulphur, oklahoma and leads off our coverage tonight. Omar, good evening to you. Reporter good evening. Last night wave upon wave of storms pounded oklahoma. And take a look at some of this damage here behind me. Trees snapped in half. Behind those trees buildings missing the roof. Walls collapsed. Thousands of people are still without power, and many more are trying to pick up the pieces. Large tornado confirmed on the ground. Moving north just south of sulphu
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