ukraine, one of many in the recent months. unfortunately. 0f ukraine, one of many in the recent months. unfortunately. of course, seeing the west reacted so quickly to save another nation under attack, well, we are happy for those whose lives have been saved, it s not like we want to. because what is happening in ukraine is terrible and what is even worse to realise is. by what is even worse to realise is. by the same iranians drones, the same iranians drones have been attacking ukraine for two years now. we have been explaining the danger from the drones, we have been explaining the danger from from the drones, we have been explaining the dangerfrom iran getting those drones in huge amounts and it has been ignored, unfortunately, and it has led to devastating results in notjust ukraine but other parts of the world. so.
of the dam as, quotes, and environmental bomb of mass destruction. he says the events here, which she blames on russia, amount to an environmental bomb of mass destruction. that s bringing our panel, gillian and nathalie, gillian if i can come to your verse. what you make of resident zielinski describing it as an environmental bomb of mass destruction. certainly not under planned events here. he’s not under planned events here. he s riaht, it s not under planned events here. he s right. it s not not under planned events here. he s right, it s notjust not under planned events here. he s right, it s notjust an environmental drum it s an economic problem. the area flooded is crucial for ukrainian agriculture. if you did notjust ukraine but other parts of the world. the damage will be horrific and costly to fix. the other thing from the american point of view, sitting in america right now, is that the us intelligence and foreign services indicated that they have intelligence indicati
fighting notjust ukraine but all of nato including the united states. united states. really interesting united states. really interesting insights, | united states. really - interesting insights, thank you very much forjoining us. as a corresponding mention, that ukraine has been lobbying for morejets amounts and ukraine has been lobbying for more jets amounts and at the start of the full scale invasion ukraine was believed to have around 120 combat capable aircraft mainly consisting of ageing soviet era technology. but officials say they need up to 200 jets to match moscow s air power, which is thought to be five or six times greater than kyiv s. mr zelensky has primarily been asking its allies for f 16s. first built in the 1970s, the jet can travel at twice the speed of sound and can engage targets in the air or on the ground. evelyn farkas is the executive director of the mccain institute, who served as deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine and eurasia. my col
moscow some justification for its invasion of ukraine. and ever since then, wagner group has been very prominent in ukraine, responsible, according to the united states, for a number of atrocities. and by debt designating them and organised crime group, this is an attempt to really curb its activities in notjust ukraine but globally, by making it more difficult for other countries, other organisations, other entities, to do business with this private group. something else that the united states has identified is an apparent gulf in thinking, perhaps a lack of respect, between the traditional russian army, the russian military, and the leadership of the wagner group. the us is talking that up. it is playing it up, presumably in a further attempt to curb the overall activities of the russians in ukraine. let s turn to afghanistan now, where a top un official believes progress is being made towards reversing bans on women taking part in public life.
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