from the 1970 competition. recites islamic blessing streaking across the sky, the white hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: as the war in ukraine enters its second month, the country s president calls for demonstrations of support around the world. nato says it ll double the number of battle groups deployed on its eastern flank in response to russia s invasion of ukraine. it was their first day back at school, full of hope, but they were sent packing. the taliban abruptly ordered
territory of nato, but also as a warning to vladimir putin, and one of the things i expect him to talk about in the meeting shortly at nato is in fact to have a discussion about how do we prevent vladimir putin from escalating further, in particular when it comes to the use of chemical or other weapons of mass destruction, including regular weapons. and to say, nuclear weapons. and decide if there is a line crossed would lead to direct nato intervention. we are closer to that than we were four weeks ago. i hope there is no further intervention, in fact, we all hope the walk and end as soon as possible and russian forces are withdrawn back to where they came from. but until such time, what is important is for nato to be ready to make clear that certain actions by russia are completely unacceptable and will lead to consequences. you mentioned will lead to consequences. you mentioned chemical, - will lead to consequences. you mentioned chemical, biological or nuclear attacks or even
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welcome to bbc news. i m mark lobel. our top stories: as the war in ukraine enters its second month, the country s president calls for a show of support around the world. come from your offices, your homes, your schools and universities. come in the name of peace. come with ukrainian symbols to support ukraine, to support freedom, to support life. nato says it ll double the number of battle groups deployed on its eastern flank in response to russia s invasion. a siege without end: we talk to one of the survivors of mariupol, the ukrainian city under relentless russian shelling. no return to class for the girls of afghanistan: the taliban orders secondary
president biden will meet with allies to discuss deploying more troops close to the conflict. i expect leaders will agree to strengthen nato s posture in all domains with major increases to our forces in the eastern part of the alliance. 0n land, in the air and at sea. despite continued talks between russia and ukraine, there s no sign president putin is prepared to back down and end the suffering inflicted on ukraine. but despite the grief and bloodshed the country has already endured, months on, there is no sign ukrainians are prepared to back down in the defence of their country. gareth barlow, bbc news. ivo daalderjoins me now. he served as the united states ambassador to nato from