his brother, laid to rest here. awaiting justice. debra haynes, sky news, in kharkiv region. sky news, in this morning, i will ask the former army chief about russia s retreat in ukraine, and what it means for the war. historian and author antony seldon will be here with more context and analysis, as the nation mourns the queen. and i will be speaking to the chair of community council who met king charles last sunday. and the office of nikki phillips who painted this portrait of queen elizabeth will be with us as well. across the commonwealth, people are mourning the queen, and reflecting on her legacy and this is igniting new questions about the monarch s place in some former colonies, such as jamaica. our correspondent reports now from kingston. it is clear just from being
Represents success of the russian forces but certainly it is reframing its objective in terms of what they want to achieve here in ukraine. we re going to have to see how that plays out in the next phase of this war. in lviv, thank you. our security and defense editor debra haynes is live in warsaw, where president biden is due to meet with the counterpart in the next hour. poland s reputation across the world and i would say the last 30 days has completely changed, not the least with this symbolic trip from joe biden. yes, here, in the old town area of warsaw, and presentations are very much under way for this very important visit, this meeting, and you can probably see behind me, the police cars, with their lights on, the flag of warsaw, the red and yellow of warsaw flag and the blue and yellow flag of ukraine dominate this area. there are people also lining up to see if they get to see anything of the spectacle.
You will imagine to hear much more of what he has been voicing, articulating ever since he became president but something that the war in ukraine has really galvanized, the sense of a global confrontation between the world s democracies, and authoritarian regimes like the one in russia, this is president biden s moment. he asked for this extraordinary summit of nato that took place in brussels on thursday and is why really he is in the region at all. he also attended eu council meeting, a g-7 meeting, and now here in poland, it is all about galvanizing western allies to make sure that they stand up to russian actions and to ensure that the war in ukraine does not go the way that president putin wants, which as it stands is exactly what is happening. debra haynes in poland, thank you very much. so russia has hinted that it