an investigation is underway to see if any clues left by the attacker were missed. britain s sam ryder, who starred in the eurovision song contest, says he s so joyful and so grateful , after taking second place in saturday s competition, the uk s best result since 1998. the social media star topped the nationaljury vote with space man , as our correspondent david sillito reports. the return from eurovision. how are you feeling this morning? thank you so much. really appreciate the support. in recent years, this has normally been a moment to reflect on another disappointment. # up in space, man.# but, after this performance, it s been rather different for sam ryder. chanting: sam, sam, sam! this year, i don t have the eurovision blues, i because of him! screaming and chatter. i can t believe it! for youngerfans, he introduced them to the joy of douze points. cheering. being runner up to ukraine, with all that emotion and symbolism, was quite a moment. i m still, i don t kno
to come out as gay. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we start with the news that more than 200 wounded soldiers from the azovstal steelworks, on the edge of the city of mariupol, have been evacuated. pictures suggest that they have been bussed out and have now reached novoazovsk, which is a russian controlled town in eastern ukraine. at least 50 of them are said to have been taken to local hospitals. they are all ukrainian. the forces had been withstanding a russian offensive for almost three months, gaining almost legendary status among many ukrainians. it s not clear at this stage if they will be released into ukrainian government hands. translation: we hope - to save the lives of our boys. among them are the heavily wounded. they are being treated. i want to underline, ukraine needs its ukrainian heroes alive. this is our principle. i think these words can be understood by all adequate people. an anxious message in some respect by ukrainian pr
Donbas remains the focus as Russia's war on Ukraine enters 3rd month | Ground Report : Rashtra News #Donbas #remains #focus #Russias #war #Ukraine #enters #3rd #month #Ground #Report The smoke rising from the ground in a fuel storage facility at a military base still feels fresh even after a week of Russian missiles striking
The 21st century's urban warfare, marked by brutal, close-quarters combat in cities like Aleppo, Mosul, Mariupol, Bakhmut, and Gaza, has drastically evolved, challenging traditional military doctrines and underscoring the devastating impact of such conflicts on civilian populations and urban landscapes. Urban combat remains one of the deadliest forms of warfare today, and now, in the 2010s, the world is once again witnessing close-quarters combat we thought we would never see again after the 2003 invasion of Iraq and the Vietnam War.
Exactly a year ago, Russia invaded from north, east, and south, aiming to decapitate Ukraine’s government - destroying the nation’s fighting ability - Click the link for more details.