welcome to bbc news. you stood with us shoulder to shoulder the words of ukraine s president, volodymr zelensky on his first official visit to neighbouring poland. the nato country has been one of kyiv s strongest backers during the conflict with russia taking in millions of refugees and supplying arms. and that loyalty has been on show in warsaw president zelensky welcomed here with full military honours. from his polish counterpart renewed backing for ukraine s bid to join the western military alliance. speaking at a press conference with president zelensky, the president of poland and zhey duda said more polish fighterjets will make way to ukraine soon. translation: four fighterjets, translation: four fighter “ets, hundreds of i translation: four fighter “ets, hundreds of an i translation: four fighter “ets, hundreds of an error, translation: four fighterjets, hundreds of an error, brings - translation: four fighterjets, hundreds of an error, brings the | hundred
master. that s a type of judicially appointed person to do the review and they have to get the candidates in. so this person will review the documents that were seized. now, the doj is also at the same time appealing parts of this ruling saying that there s a national security risk to do this the way trump wants and that these are stolen documents that was partially signed off on by the magistrate to get the warrant so there s no reason donald trump would have great legal arguments to do anything about reviewing them let alone getting them back. so that would be a step. i say procedural because it s not the most important part of this case. we always try to keep it real with you. i m not going to play it up to sound urgent, although both sides care a lot about it. meanwhile, there s a new revelation from this case. more classified documents that the doj says trump stole might still be outstanding. that is to say missing. you see the headline there. the records could be tied t
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responsibility for his staff? as he would know from responsibility for his staff? as he would know from your responsibility for his staff? as he would know from your reporting l would know from your reporting coming in the fog of war, this confusion does take place, but any sense what unit it was that killed him? , , ., , ., him? yes. there s two things that stand out for him? yes. there s two things that stand out for me, him? yes. there s two things that stand out for me, first him? yes. there s two things that stand out for me, first of- him? yes. there s two things that stand out for me, first of all, i him? yes. there s two things that stand out for me, first of all, in i stand out for me, first of all, in the context of the debate, which is ongoing today, the ukrainians need new weapons, this is a man who just had two weeks training, been on a firing range three times. an old gun, they had no walkie talkies coming that really speaks to the bravery of some of these ukra
by troops on the front line when they liberate towns, people coming out, hugging these troops. tearful and thanking them for liberating them. many had been living in occupied territory by the russians for several months. this is incredibly significant not only to the communities being liberated to the country but the men and women on the front line, chris. meagan, thank you so much for that. john, you said this shows they have the ability to win this war. very few people would have predicted the army would still be stranding 200 days in. how have they done it and what do you see them to go going forward? . i just got back from there in june. i could see in their eyes they were boeing to win. it was not a matter of if. it was when. 24er had he showing they are a superior military. they had the will to fight. the russians don t. and the russians aren t just withdrawing.