oh, god. 63 years old, she walks through the rooms and ruins. the shadows of the past all around. so many have been left haunted, now hunted by the winter too. jessica parker, bbc news. and jessica has the latest now from the ukrainian capital, kyiv, on the us intelligence which suggests the tempo of fighting is likely to reduce this winter. hearing from a very senior us official, intelligence official overnight, avril haynes, and i think to some extent what she says comes as no surprise but she did publicly state interesting points about what may be happening and what may happen over the coming months. so she said following the russian retreat out of kherson city the fighting has been slowing down. it now seems to be concentrated in the south eastern area of donetsk,
0ur correspondent, jessica parker, has the latest from kyiv. hearing from a very senior us official, intelligence official overnight, avril haines, and i think to some extent what she says comes as no surprise, but she did publicly state interesting points about what may be happening and what may happen over the coming months. so she said following the russian retreat out of kherson city the fighting has been slowing down. now seems to be concentrated in the south eastern area of donetsk, around one particular town. yesterday british officials were saying russia was trying to concentrate its efforts to some extent on taking that town, even though the town itself might be of limited operational value. it might allow them to attack other places nearby, and that maybe as well it has become a politically symbolic thing for russia after they have suffered a number of setbacks on the field. 0n critical infrastructure, avril haines was saying that
the captain then is now coaching senegal s team, aliou cisse, and he ll be hoping to achieve this feat for his country once again. the us director of intelligence says the tempo of fighting in ukraine is likely to reduce over the winter months. avril haines said that since russian forces withdrew west of the kherson, most of the conflict is now in the east of the country. while many millions of ukrainians continue to be affected by power cuts, fears are now growing for those without proper shelter. 0ur correspondentjessica parker has the latest from kyiv. hearing from a very senior us official, intelligence official overnight, avril haynes, and i think to some extent what she says comes as no surprise but she did publicly state interesting points about what may be happening and what may happen over the coming months. so she said following the russian retreat out of kherson city the fighting has been slowing down.