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the u.s. government says it has already issued a proposal for his release. but russia hasn t responded. this is the first time we re seeing him in the setting, but could this signal a turning point of any sorts? reporter: i think that is what the state department is trying to find out as they pore over this video material that as you mentioned was shot in may by russian controlled russia today television. what is so interesting to see in that video, in that very brief sound booits thaite where he sat answer any questions, first of all, how uncomfortable he was. according to his brother the tv crew showed up unbeknownst to him and when he refused to participate, he faced retaliation from prison authorities for not getting involved in the filming. but the second thing to see here and what his brother pointed out is that paul looks relatively well. he said that you can still see the fight in his eyes. remember that earlier this
is this it, then? yes, it is the short answer. the counteroffensive had many levels, and we have seen many there were some of them in recent weeks. strikes into russia against ammunition stores, petrol stores, that kind of thing, to prepare the ground. so call shaping operations, and even those drone attacks in moscow and other places deep in russia and the belgorod actions to unbalance the russians, make them worry about where things are coming, whether their government can keep them safe. but what we have been waiting for is the movement of those brigades, and we have seen evidence today. some of the video material we have seen coming out of russia, which has been checked and geo located, shows distinctive equipment that western countries have supplied. in one case, to one brigade alone, the 37th marine brigade, which was one of those held back, and it is in that vuhledar area, apparently making progress. so they are moving and committing their reserves. the question is, where will
who was killed in myanmar. kenji nagai was shot dead by a burmese soldier in 2007, while filming protests led by buddhist monks, against the then military government an event known as the saffron revolution. our south east asia correspondentjonathan head has seen the last video material recorded by the journalist. the following report contains images some may find distressing. myanmar s history has been punctuated by popular uprisings. they called this one the saffron revolution. as buddhist monks led demonstrations 16 years ago against the dire economic hardships caused by military misrule. a lone japanese journalist, kenji nagai, films the swelling crowds in downtown yangon. this is the first time we ve seen what he filmed that day. the army has just arrived , he says. they re heavily armed. it s the last thing he says.
altered and reused. you can see why dresses like this one worn at court might have eventually made way for more streamlined silhouettes. and it was in the georgian era that breeches and stockings for men eventually died out to make way for the undeniably more practical trouser. you re live with bbc news. an old video camera which had been missing for sixteen years has been returned to the family of a japanese journalist who was killed in myanmar. kenji nagai was shot dead by a burmese soldier in 2007, while filming protests led by buddhist monks, against the then military government an event known as the saffron revolution. our south east asia correspondentjonathan head has seen the last video material recorded by the journalist. the following report contains images some may find distressing. myanmar s history has been punctuated by popular uprisings.