left in the streets. the bbc sjeremy bowen reports now from hostomel, and a warning his report contains distressing images. as the russian rearguard pull back from kyiv, ukrainian troops yet again were waiting. it looks like they attacked out of the tree line. nimble ukrainian tactics and modern nato weapons are making tanks look obsolete. at least one charred body of a russian soldier was inside the wreckage of his vehicle. russian troops tried to do this, they were just defeated and ran away. so that is a sign that we can win the war. the road into bucha was littered with war debris. ukraine has saved its capital but russia is much better positioned in the east and south. winning for either side is a long way off.
like this is people going about their everyday lives. the resistance and some of those russian occupied towns is people, if they feel brave enough to go out on the streets and have a demonstration like this one, but as you saw, russia, that is not the sort of thing they want to say, and it appears they took decisive action to stop that from happening. want to see. an adviser to president zelensky has said russian forces are making a rapid retreat, north of the capital kyiv. the uk ministry of defence said there was information they had withdrawn from hostomel airport, which has seen fighting since the first day of the conflict. the bbc sjeremy bowen has reached the airport. you have to watch where you put your feet here in the, well, the ruins of hostomel airport, about ten miles from the centre of kyiv, and on day one of the invasion, this was one of russia s main targets. a great big open area, they could land planes, helicopters, and use it as a staging area for their push into t
marking a0 years since the start of the falklands war when argentina invaded and occupied disputed islands they call the malvinas. and could tourism actually be part of the solution to the damage being done to antarctica s fragile ecosystem? ukraine says its forces have retaken the entire region around the capital kyiv, with russian forces withdrawing from key towns. hostomel airport, which is near kyiv and has seen fighting since the first day of the conflict is now back in ukrainian hands. but as russian troops retreat, the evidence of civilian killings which is a war crime is growing. reporters in the town of bucha which isjust outside kyiv, have found at least 20 bodies left in the streets. the bbc sjeremy bowen
the bbc sjeremy bowen reports now from hostomel, and a warning his report contains distressing images. as the russian rearguard pull back from kyiv, ukrainian troops yet again were waiting. it looks as if they attacked out of the tree line. nimble ukrainian tactics and modern nato weapons are making tanks look obsolete. at least one charred body of a russian soldier was inside the wreckage of his vehicle. russian troops tried to do this, they were just defeated and ran away. so that is a sign that we can win the war. the road into bucha was littered with war debris. ukraine has saved its capital but russia is much better positioned in the east and south. winning for either side is a long way off. russia s defeat around kyiv may