the islamic republic, israel, the u.s., uk, germany, and they ve used this to crack down on the protests. on thursday we heard from the unite ed nations regime. they wanted to address their legi legi legitimate grievances saying this is the typical narrative of tierney as he described it and saying that this aproers, this fortress mentality, that doesn t work anymore, asking them to listen to the people, and he s saying what they re doing is only an ag gra vating the situation, and this is exactly what we ve been seeing for over two months. the more the government cracks down t more people getting
this is ludicrous. they are similar, indeed, to the sort of justification used during the holodomor. and the aim was to wipe ukraine as a culture off the map. kim. sam, you mentioned railways were attacked by missile around zaporizhzhia. what more can you tell us? reporter: just a couple of nights ago i was able to watch a train snaking its way across the bridge not very far from here, almost a romantic site in the context of war, something russia doesn t want to say. so in the neighboring province, they have struck a rail hub. now the rail system has been badly damaged. it will take some time, local authorities are saying, to
mounting from old, rusty weapons from a lack of food and poor housing conditions. as this video uploaded to social media purports to show. translator: this is how we live, no command, no officers, nothing. here you can see how they ve fixed up the window. we have no supply provisions, no food. they said survive on your own, it s up to you. translator: the logistics turned out to be complete unprepared for what has been happening for nine months. the front line is long, there are a lot of units, there are a lot of people there. and the army should do this they should feed, clothe, and provide medical care. reporter: russia doesn t regularly update its casualty figures, but it s clear many families are grieving. this a ceremony for fallen soldiers in the region. translator: they are true heroes. they did it in interests of all
we have no supplies or provisions, no food. they said survive on your own, it s up to you. the logistics turned out to be completely unprepared for what has been happening for nine months. the front line is long, there are a lot of units. there are a lot of people there. and the army should feed, d pro care. reporter: russia doesn t regularly update its casualty figures. but it s clear many families are grieving. this a ceremony for fallen soldiers in the irkutsk region. translator: they are true heroes. they did it in the interest of our state, in interest of all of us, of our fatherland. reporter: and the russian president knows more mothers and wives will have to sacrifice as there seems no end in sight to the war in ukraine. reporter: we also saw the very combative side of vladimir putin today as well. on the one hand, he said that
lieutenant governor mandela barnes. people are just hitting their heads against the wall. how did we let this happen? johnson has won during the tea party and during donald trump s 2016 stunner and now voter anger over inflation. what has happened in the last two months that s changed this race? inflation. everybody is feeling it in their pocketbook. reporter: after barnes won a poll showed him up by 20 points. now johnson is ahead of barnes by 6 with likely voters. in the two months since the primary, johnson and big gop groups have outspent democrats by millions on tv attacking barnes on crime and immigration. mandela barnes doesn t have the judgment. mandela barnes stands with defund the police. putting the defense