but russia s president putin says the missile strike is retaliation for what he called a terrorist attack by ukraine on a key bridge in crimea. we ll have the latest from kyiv and moscow and asking whether russia is now escalating the war. also this lunchtime. the chancellor kwasi kwarteng bows to pressure and brings forward his plan for balancing the government s finances. striking barristers deliver their verdict on a government pay offer they will accept it and go back to work. a nurse pleads not guilty to murdering seven babies and attempting to murder ten others, as her trial begins in manchester. and the scourge of plastic fishing nets that trap wildlife in our seas could a new recycling plan offer a solution? and coming up on the bbc news channel, sprinter cj ujah is banned for nearly two years after testing positive for two banned substances at last year s tokyo olympic games. good afternoon. they re trying to wipe us off the face of the earth the words of ukr
absolutely free. doctors preferred better science, better results this is cnn newsroom. i m rosemarie church. you are looking at live pictures from jerusalem right now where israel s official state ceremonies for holocaust remembrance day is happening. and at this time, there is a siren going for two minutes. you can hear it there to remember those who lost their lives during the holocaust now, after the siren, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and other top government officials will lay a wreath in the whole of remembrance. let s just listening holocaust remembrance day. and we have been listening to that siren. want to bring in cnn s international diplomatic editor, nic robertson, who joins us live from london. so nick talked to us about this difference of this holocaust remembrance day, particularly at this time in the midst of war and we heard sentiments from the prime minister speaking last night at yad vashem, the holocaust memorial, sayyed in jerusalem
Rather than later, because we run out of time. because we have failed to pass a supplemental, this is the logical step. and then we have the russians paying for the damage they ve created. russians paying for the ukrainian defensive effort. i think to me that s a very, very good narrative to the american public that the russians are paying for their own disaster and geopolitical instability. all right, we are going to discuss that more as the days go by. thank you for being with us, again. retired lieutenant colonel is the offer of here, right matters, an american story, as well as the why it matters new substack. all right, when people in ukraine are fighting for democracy, some of their neighbors could be voting in a way. that s ahead, on velshi. that s ahead, on velshi. woman: what s my safelite story? i m a photographer. and when i m driving, i see inspiration right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked, it had to be fixed right. i scheduled with safelite autoglass.
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I think that s well said. you ve been making this point for a long time, volodymyr zelenskyy makes this point all the time, that why would you think this would end at ukraine? ukraine was an absolute sovereign country that russia had no right to invade, but it invaded them. why stop at ukraine? if russia can outlast the west. that s exactly right. russia has been an attract bill threat to ukraine and to the west for years. it is now fueled on grievance, that grievance has only been exacerbated through several years of war, and embarrassment that russia suffered earlier on. long worsen aerial makes russia even less tractable on this issue, makes russia more entrenched on threatening not just ukraine but a broader regional stability and security, including european and nato member states. i think this has been a mistake to not provide ukraine aid early on. now we have to deal with the problem. of course, we need to keep the pressure on