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and deaths we need to incur? what is the difference between residents of kharkiv, different from residents of hamburg orany european countries? either you give us our military aircraft and air defence facilities providing a necessary force, it is the assistance above should provide to us. not onlyjust to ukraine but to themselves to prove that humanity will win. i m joined now by alina frolova, former deputy minister of defence of ukraine and deputy chairperson of the centre for defence strategies. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. let me ask you first of all before we move on how you are coping right now because i know you are in kyiv. right now because i know you are in k iv. , ., ., right now because i know you are in k iv. ,., ., ., ., ., right now because i know you are in k iv. ., ., right now because i know you are in kyiv. good afternoon and good mornin: kyiv. good afternoon and good morning everyone, kyiv. good afternoon and good morning everyone, yes, - kyiv. good aftern
for attempts in as many days to get eole out for attempts in as many days to get people out through for attempts in as many days to get people out through temporary - people out through temporary ceasefire and they have all failed. today in irpin, it holds. 150 have made it out so far but moscow has been accused of trying to block them. unlike some other major cities, kyiv isn t surrounded, so people can resupply, heat their homes or leave if they want to, but the worry is that window is shrinking. one person who says they aren t going anywhere, though, is president zelensky. translation: i am staying here in k iv, on translation: i am staying here in kyiv, on bankova, translation: i am staying here in kyiv, on bankova, not translation: i am staying here in kyiv, on bankova, not hiding, - translation: i am staying here in kyiv, on bankova, not hiding, and ij kyiv, on bankova, not hiding, and i am not afraid of anyone, as long as needed to win this war, our national war. , ~ war.
peace talks? i certainly hope so. - nobody wants to see a democratically elected government and the president who is quite possibly the most popular man right now in the western world, nobody wants to see that government toppled by a brutal military force. but i don t think that putin is at that point. i think there is going to be tremendous pressure on his generals to do what has to be done to take out that government. that is why this is such a dangerous time for ukraine and especially for the civilians in kyiv. especially for the civilians in k iv. ., ., , especially for the civilians in k iv. . ., , . especially for the civilians in kiv. .., , ., kyiv. and alongside that military strate: , kyiv. and alongside that military strategy. what kyiv. and alongside that military strategy, what would, kyiv. and alongside that military strategy, what would, i - kyiv. and alongside that military strategy, what would, i think- kyiv. and alongside that military i strategy, what would, i