attacked mariupol, the city there. it s attempted to overthrow the sovereign state of ukraine and to topple volodymyr zelenskyy there, and she said if that continues, then these kinds of bans are going to last forever, which, you know, is the truth. i guess she figured that her students needed to hear what they re not going to hear from state media. the problem is that one of the students recorded the conversation and the police were brought in, and this was in the middle of march, and she was forced to resign. she d been at the school for more than 20 years. she was forced to resign. today we spoke to her lawyer in russia, and he told us that she s now being prosecuted for intentionally spreading false information, and she could face, if she s found guilty, she faces up to ten years in prison for what she s done. so it s, you know, a really kind of telling glimpse of what the situation in russia is like at
strikes. ukraine s top military commander says the defense of mariupol continues with heavy fighting inside the city, which still houses about 100,000 civilians. he says his forces are holding stable, belying the assessment this weekend for an american defense think tank indicating that russian forces have essentially cut the city in two. in any event, the bombardment continues even as new images come to light showing the damage already done. this is drone video of the city theater that was being used as a bomb shelter where several hundred civil yans were killed. mariupol s dead now number in the tens of thousands, and russia s new commander of the operation unlikely to stop the attacks on civilians, highly unlikely. this man right there known as the butcher of syria, but as pentagon spokesman john kirby said today, brutal russian tactics are nothing new. (. there s a track record here before ukraine of russian
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