we hear from some of those involved in the nominated british film living . for me the concept wasn t a remake of another film. it was this thing with bill in it. i of another film. it was this thing with bill in it. with bill in it. i did not feel daunted with bill in it. i did not feel daunted or with bill in it. i did not feel daunted or oppressed - with bill in it. i did not feel daunted or oppressed by i with bill in it. i did not feel. daunted or oppressed by the with bill in it. i did not feel- daunted or oppressed by the original film about daunted or oppressed by the original film about the situation ijust felt that i film about the situation ijust felt that i was film about the situation ijust felt that i was very fortunate. we begin in ukraine where a senior official in the besieged city of bakhmut has said that there is fighting on the streets, but that russia hasn t taken control. the city, in the eastern donetsk region, has been almost destroyed over more than s
weapons system that we brought to the battlefield already. they need wins they would and have liked to have this be some sort of victory for them, that they can still do this. it does question what the rest of this fleet looks like of these missiles that have been in storage for decades and have likely not been maintained. it s not something they wanted to do. they had to tell us because of the previous start treaty that they re in. it s not good news that they re not going to participate in the next one. we ve always been able to celebrate the two, between our diplomats and what s going on when it comes to arms control. this is not good news for the world, the fact that russia will not be in the next s.t.a.r.t. treaty. russia hasn t been complying for months now and inspections haven t been taking place. if china does in fact to provide russia with lethal aid, what form would that come in what type of aid would they provide? would it be drones? would it be missiles?
was there, at the beginning of the war, he wanted to go into ukraine, and the safety situation was such that it wasn t doable. so, they spent months and months planning on a trip that was doable, and it was achieved. the president now back in poland, in safety. but boy, that was a real chapter. if anybody hasn t read the pool reports on how this one down, it s worth a good read. i mean, absolutely and kudos to wall street journal sabrina city, who was the prime pool or on this trip. ali, friday will be the one you re russia invaded ukraine. are people bracing for moscow to intensify strikes later this week? what is the feeling on the ground there? well, two sorts of things going on. the fighting has intensified in the east, and that was to be expected because we re coming up to a year, and russia hasn t made territorial games since october. so, landry putin is going to make some kind of speech tomorrow, and he would like to have something to show.
ukraine, and the safety situation was such that it wasn t doable. so, they spent months and months planning on a trip that was doable, and it was achieved. the president now back in poland, in safety. but boy, that was a real chapter. if anybody hasn t read the pool reports on how this one down, it s worth a good read. i mean, absolutely and kudos to wall street journal sabrina city, who was the prime pool or on this trip. ali, friday will be the one you re russia invaded ukraine. are people bracing for moscow to intensify strikes later this week? what is the feeling on the ground there? well, two sorts of things going on. the fighting has intensified in the east, and that was to be expected because we re coming up to a year, and russia hasn t made territorial games since october. so, landry putin is going to make some kind of speech
about prigozhin s growing influence in moscow. the former u.s. commanding general for europe earlier tonight told me if prigozhin went up in a mig above ukraine, he would be shot down and killed. why is he engaging in this propaganda in a fighter jet and seemingly childishly suggesting he and president volodymyr zelenskyy have an air duel? well, it s all understandable in the context of what it is he is trying to do. he is trying to displace the russian military hierarchy. this is the whole point about his fight in bakhmut, which is not a terribly important military prize. but he is saying look, russia hasn t had a lot of wins. and one win arguably, it s not done yet, the one win is under me, not under the minister of defense, not under all the four-star generals. it s under me. it s very much a power play inside the kremlin. which by the way, you wouldn t anticipate that a frat boy would challenge enemies to a dogfight. but that s the nature of the