president volodymyr zelensky has called for ukraine s candidacy tojoin the european union to be speeded up. he said membership should be quick and not take decades. earlier, his chief of staff accused russia of waging a war on ukrainian civilians, in response to military defeats. there were missile strikes overnight on a resort near the black sea port of odesa. the emergency services say 19 people died and more than 30 others were injured in the attacks. a block of flats and a recreation centre were hit. our corresppondent in kyiv, joe inwood, has the latest. today we had another attack, once again using these old soviet era missiles which hit a resort town just to the west of odesa. it was a nine storey apartment block that was hit as well as a holiday complex. a 12 year old boy is amongst the dead. now, what s interesting about the odesa attack today is it happened maybe 12 hours after the russians had been pushed off an island called snake island in the black sea. now, tha
brought them together 50 years ago, and it s that that unites them again today, and a fight for equality they say still has yet to be won. and the flags are being passed down to the next generation. i wanted to come for the protest thing and see the, like, you know, the original gay liberation front people. my first pride, so, yay! but it s also.| think it s very important to pay, i guess, our respects to them, because pride has become so like, i dunno, like a big party, which i understand we definitely have a lot to celebrate but we still have a lot to fight for. we are here, that we are - comfortable, that trans people and queer people of colour should be able to walk around comfortably, - jst like anybody else, and that s the rights that we deserve, - wherever we are. from a gathering ofjust several hundred people in 1972 here in london, pride has become a global movement, with millions of people
this to protect the country in his estimation, who gives him the right to decide that? he could leak easily leak national security information. easily. no, i don t think you could jump to that. well, i can. ? because he or she came forward and didn t give any national security information. well, they didn t need to right now. who knows what his relationship is with the times ? i don t think the times would print this if they didn t have a relationship with this guy. i don t know that we can say that. obviously, they have to know who he is or who she is to have confidence if in it because they know people are going to come at them. but think about, it the president hears about it, he says i want you to give me the person. then he says in a separate interview, you know, i don t get this whole protest thing, i don t know why we allow it. i mean, can you imagine that notion in any other context? why do we allow protest in the united states of america? okay. here i ve g
the anthem and move on from what has become a divisive political side show. instead i encourage them to use their voices and take a stand against domestic violence. now we would be now would be an especially opportune time to strongly condemn domestic violence and lead the charge in supporting safe families across america. not to take anything away there that cause, that is a very good cause, but why does governor walker think that he can just tell the nfl players what causes they should be using their platform for? look, i think he s as a governor has a right to say what he wants to say. i don t think he s forcing them. he s giving them another idea. i m kind of over this nfl protest thing. i think they re in serious trouble with their fan base now. i think the majority of americans think that the way that they ve handled this has been wrong. look at the stands this weekend