their brutal occupation here afloat. eventually it will take a toll on their capacities at the front line. not seen it just yet as far as we can tell, but soon that s likely to be much more palpable. boris? nick pacen walsh live in zaporizhzhia. alexei navalny has just been sentenced to 19 years in prison for creating a, quote, extremist community. he was already serving an 11 1/2 year sentence in a maximum security prison. we have nic robertson with us on this story. nic, what does this mean for navalny and the people working the appeal these sentences? it means he s going to be under everyone stricter guard and having an even stricter prison regime around him. the penal colonies he s been into so far have been bad, but they re going to get worse. that s where this sentence will be conservatived out. he s going to a penal colony,
united states which, of course, is the country which is the biggest armour of the muscles of armaments for ukraine, opinion is very much on the sides of continuing to arm ukraine but that of course, that opinion could change over time and it is biden s obligation i think to really make clear what the stakes are and to sell this into the american people more forcefully than he has. but american people more forcefully than he hae than he has. but very interesting than he has. but very interesting about - than he has. but very - interesting about opinion there. turning to russia and this news that victor bout is standing for political office. what do you make of that? == what do you make of that? viktor bout. what do you make of that? viktor bout. it what do you make of that? ยป viktor bout. it shows the moral degeneracy of the prison regime. he will not disdain for office, there are competitive elections left in russia, remember, putin regime. he will basically win, he has b
lefortovo can be unnerving. come this was rare access granted to russian state television more than a decade ago. even russians are fascinated with the prison, infamous for holding dissidents where the old kgb executed countless soviet citizens. officials tell us these facilities have now been renovated, but the layout designed to limit contact between detainees remains unchanged, as does the same old prison regime. ratboy callers at six am lights out at 10 breakfast, lunch and dinner. morning day evening. there s an inspection every morning. they ask if there are any problems, they deliver mail parcels deliveries from a shop. this routine will include trips to court if there are any and meetings with lawyers and investigators, etcetera just.
this was rare access granted to russian state television more than a decade ago. even russians are fascinated with the prison infamous for holding dissidents where the old kgb executed countless soviet citizens. officials tell us these facilities have now been renovated, but the layout designed to limit contact between detainees remains unchanged, as does the same old prison regime. ratboy callers at six am lights out at 10 breakfast, lunch and dinner. morning day evening. there s an inspection every morning. they ask if there are any problems, they deliver mail parcels deliveries from a shop. this routine will include trips to court if there are any and meetings with lawyers and investigators, etcetera just.
had changed tremendously. a transformation from criminal to political and social activist had occurred and i was in the process of constantly educating and re educating myself and i used it to try and raise my level of conscience and so i was able to thank her for the things that she values and what she tried to instil in me and to tell her she was my first hero. you did an awful lot of reading in prison and became something of a legal expert. you looked at so many legal books. you launched so many appeals and you did, actually, deliver change to the prison regime