do you have any idea? we re trying to get a nature of how the civilians are being killed, what they re facing with the russian war? ugh, unfortunately, i have already few very personal stories about this war. and at aspen institute, we have our administrative director and she is from a city in the donetsk region. it was destroyed by russians, like 92% of the whole city, after the city was defended by our soldiers and civilians. so they started just bombing the city. and we can do nothing with their sky attacks. so their mother and father, they were in a private house, which was bombed. and mom, she was just lying in a garden, and my colleague called me crying, like begging, help me. i just need to bring my mom. she s lying she has died, she s lying in the garden.
with anti tank weaponry, and it s going to increase that as well, borisjohnson the defence and defence secretary and said that is in name, but none of us is going to stop this russian shelling and russian attacks because we know they are ground troops have struggled to make headway on those convoys have been targeted by the ukrainian army, but the sky attacks are still continuing in an awful indiscriminate way. the issue is that the only real way to stop that would be with a no fly zone, but the west has ruled that out, nato said it would lead to a direct conflict with russia. you have to take that russia s air defences and you would see nato plans going head to head with russian planes, and that could escalate this conflict into something much bigger and much more dangerous rather rapidly. so unfortunately, apart from supplying more weaponry, you see these kinds of scenes and all you can really do is just pray and hope that as many people survived as possible. it s very, very depre