that russia has hit the military command centre or a military command centre in central ukraine. we have also been hearing that the russians are going to focus their operations on the east of ukraine. a number of different interpretations to that whether it s russia pulling back a bit or them trying to consolidate into certain areas and separate some of the ukrainian forces off. but i think we can bring you part of an interview from one of the russian military leaders in let s hope that we can display that in it for you. translation: ., in it foryou. translation: ., . , ., translation: the main ob ectives of the first a . e translation: the main ob ectives of the first age of translation: the main ob ectives of the first age of the h translation: the main objectives of the first age of the operation - translation: the main objectives of the first age of the operation have - the first age of the operation have generally been accomplished. the comic potential of ukraine s armed forces h
russian military are to realising those objectives? russian military are to realising those ob ectives? a, ,., ., , ., those objectives? mariupol remains a roblem for those objectives? mariupol remains a problem for them those objectives? mariupol remains a problem for them in those objectives? mariupol remains a problem for them in the those objectives? mariupol remains a problem for them in the south. - problem for them in the south. without the port of mariupol, that land corridor between crimea and the donbas is tenuous to say the least, so that is one issue they have to resolve. the other is that in the east, facing those separatist republics are some of ukraine s best forces. they have been stationed there throughout, they have been battle hardened, they are on the front lines for the past eight years during that campaign in the donbas. and so it has been widely believed by western officials that isolating and surrounding and cutting off those ukrainian forces is a major ob
if there s one message coming out of cop it is that we have a loss of lined actors in the world together and there is a real risk that the whole is less than the sum of its parts so i would say the most important thing we are doing and i think the energy transition mechanism focused on coal is a great example, the most important thing we are doing is an institution is to sit in the middle of these various actors, leveraging our unique role in the ecosystem to try and create vehicles and platforms that letters will accomplish our mutually shared and announced objectives. does will accomplish our mutually shared and announced objectives. and announced ob ectives. does the absence of china i and announced objectives. does the absence of china and and announced objectives. does the absence of china and russia - and announced objectives. does the absence of china and russia at i absence of china and russia at cop26, what does their absence mean? well, i can t speak to the cop26 process bu
sub saharan in developing, or an island state, given the resources. everyone should have a price on carbon. they don t think it will happen overnight. i m not nave about it. one of the object gives that we talked about yesterday was to get the coverage of a carbon price up to about two thirds of global emissions by the end of this decade objectives. we emissions by the end of this decade objectives. decade ob ectives. we will look at that decade objectives. we will look at that in decade objectives. we will look at that in more - decade objectives. we will look at that in more depth . decade objectives. we will look at that in more depth in | decade objectives. we will| look at that in more depth in a moment. let s take a closer look at one of the promises made today. more than a0 world leaders say they will work together to turbo charge the uptake of clean technologies. let s take a look at what that means. five high carbon sectors will be targeted at first, inclu