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the explosion at the hospital in gaza was carried out by palestinian militants, not israel. the blast is reported to have killed and wounded hundreds of people, many of them women and children. israel has blamed the incident on a misfiring palestinian rocket, saying the physical evidence at the scene backs up the claim. arab countries havejoined hamas in blaming israel for the explosion. the gazan health ministry says a71 people were killed in the incident. mr biden told the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, that the us would continue to work with israel and partners across the region to prevent more tragedy to innocent civilians . the incident has led to shock waves in the region and the cancellation of a planned summit between mr biden and arab leaders. these are the scenes in the lebanese capital, beirut, where crowds gathered outside the us embassy. over the next hour, we will look at what we know and what we don t know about the explosion at the hosp ....
but not before another high- profile witness, former trump fixer, michael cohen. we saw dramatic witness testimony from stormy daniels who would not be intimidated by lawyers out of telling her account of the allegedly counter encounter with trump. today s testimony did not include any star witnesses, but it was important in setting the stage for next week. the trump lawyer turned enemy, michael cohen, will take the witness stand monday. he was the fixer of the $130,000 cash money payment to stormy daniels before the presidential election of 2016. we began the trial today and continued testimony from trump s former director of oval office operations. she remains loyal to trump despite being fired in 2019 after she reportedly told reporters she did not want to be photographed with trump s daughter, tiffany, because of her weight and used her testimony to paint donald trump as a hard-working, family man. a picture that was unrecognizable to pretty much anyone else who h ....
arseniy yatsenyuk in kyiv, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me, stephen. here s a very simple first question. do you feel that ukraine right now is going through its bleakest moments in this war since your country survived that initial russian onslaught in late february 2022? we are at a critical juncture, no doubt, stephen, you re absolutely correct. so we survived two years ago due to an unbelievable resolve of the ukrainian people and due to the real unity among the western world. as of now, the mood is different, but i still believe that we have the chance to prevail. but we need an enormous effort that needs to be undertaken mainly by our western allies. so the mood is different, but chances for ukraine to prevail and to survive are very high. all depends on the actions. spirit and morale are very important in war. just tell me what impact the missile strikes on ukrainian cities like kharkiv, like chernihiv where we ve seen the death toll rise beyond a doze ....
arseniy yatsenyuk in kyiv, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me, stephen. here s a very simple first question. do you feel that ukraine right now is going through its bleakest moments in this war since your country survived that initial russian onslaught in late february 2022? we are at a critical juncture, no doubt, stephen, you re absolutely correct. so we survived two years ago due to an unbelievable resolve of the ukrainian people and due to the real unity among the western world. as of now, the mood is different, but i still believe that we have the chance to prevail. but we need an enormous effort that needs to be undertaken mainly by our western allies. so the mood is different, but chances for ukraine to prevail and to survive are very high. all depends on the actions. spirit and morale are very important in war. just tell me what impact the missile strikes on ukrainian cities like kharkiv, like chernihiv where we ve seen the death toll rise beyond a doze ....
arseniy yatsenyuk in kyiv, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me, stephen. here s a very simple first question. do you feel that ukraine right now is going through its bleakest moments in this war since your country survived that initial russian onslaught in late february 2022? we are at a critical juncture, no doubt, stephen, you re absolutely correct. so we survived two years ago due to an unbelievable resolve of the ukrainian people and due to the real unity among the western world. as of now, the mood is different, but i still believe that we have the chance to prevail. but we need an enormous effort that needs to be undertaken mainly by our western allies. so the mood is different, but chances for ukraine to prevail and to survive are very high. all depends on the actions. spirit and morale are very important in war. just tell me what impact the missile strikes on ukrainian cities like kharkiv, like chernihiv where we ve seen the death toll rise beyond a doze ....