a capital under attack. as we headed for the city this morning, there was little moving, apart from ukrainian troops. but the russians are watching from the skies, ready to strike, as they did here, just an hour outside the capital. and this is what we have come across on the road to kyiv, this convoy was obviously travelling to the city to be part of the defence of kyiv. this is an air defence missile system. it was hit yesterday and the smoke is still rising here. and here, too, after an early morning strike on a block of flats near kyiv s zhuliany airport. the authorities say it was a russian missile strike that killed two people. it could have been many more but plenty of locals had fled or taken cover in shelters.
complex. com plex. early complex. early i spoke with ukraine s former minister of finance. some of the worst bombing is happening right now in kharkiv and it makes these sanctions that much more important. we made major project progress today with select banks being moved from swift, select progress but some restrictive measures in the central bank of russia but i will tell you that we still need more, we need more and we need it more swiftly. ursula von der leyen said some of these measures would paralyse russia s central bank, would they? would paralyse russia s central bank, would they? well, i sadly hoe bank, would they? well, i sadly ho -e so bank, would they? well, i sadly hepe so but bank, would they? well, i sadly hope so but from bank, would they? well, i sadly hope so but from the hope so but from the announcements today we don t yet know exactly what the language means. restrictive measures and the use of reserves tied to sanctions banks is what i am assuming. it
there were vigils in glasgow and inverness. and there was a little girl s message. you do that yourself? yeah. ..in gloucester. so this protest is deeply personal for many of the people here. but it s also very political. there s a feeling that britain has done its bit so far but it s just the start much more is needed. to paralyse their financial infrastructure. the second is a total embargo of russian oil, to also completely paralyse their energy sector as well. and there was a message from both sides please, stop. a feeling like you re fighting with yourself and, like, with your friends and with your brothers, so it s. .. i m sorry. tom simon is with some of the report on the protests that have been taking place around
targeting russia s ability to fund its military action in ukraine and she was saying that there is now an agreement amongst all european union member states, amongst all european union memberstates, remembersome amongst all european union member states, remember some of them were rather lagging on the idea of ejecting russia from swift, the international thanked that international transactions network, particularly italy, germany, hungary, these are countries with very close ties with russia, business ties reliant on gas supplies, but everybody, said ursula von der leyen, is agreed, vertically through swift to target russia s banks, to also focus very much on russia s central bank, making it difficult to get money off the globalfinancial it difficult to get money off the global financial markets, not just the global financial markets, notjust european the global financial markets, not just european financial markets and capital market as well, also she said the eu would be targeting
protests in new york. ukrainians living in new york. we are desperate to ask people to help ukraine to fight. and to help ukraine to fight. and in colombia. to help ukraine to fight. and in colombia. scenes - to help ukraine to fight. and in colombia. scenes in - to help ukraine to fight. and in colombia. scenes in brussels as protesters relay the message to drivers from a bridge. in israel, this was the message. we need your help. we need help from european nations, from nato, all around the world, don t stay at home, choose your voice, go out. don t stay at home, choose your voice. 90 out- voice, go out. from inside russia. voice, go out. from inside russia, police voice, go out. from inside russia, police detained i russia, police detained protesters who dare to raise their voices. these people march, but there are no banners and there is silence but it is still a show of opposition. resistance shows itself in many ways. a ukrainian asks a russian tank driver have you broken