are focussing on the possibility of donald trump committing a crime on january 6th. you know, it s an interesting liz cheney s role in the january 6th commission, which itself is shakespeare, which itself is a novel, not with standing, the investigation is proving to be so aggressive isn t the right word but comprehensive and energetic. i feel like that alone is sort of restoring a lot of people s faith in what congress can do when they set their mind to it. the professional staff they hired, energy and diligence and persistence with which they are approaching this task. i don t know what the ultimate resolution of it is going to be, but all these historians and other people who i talk to tonight, people are really looking to them to get it right, to get this moment right and to get their remit correct. they are inspiring confidence in the way they re approaching this. i m sure one of the things that the staff of the committee did, one of the things they began with, was
building were struck by missiles in dnipro. at least nine people were injured and it caused widespread damage. james waterhouse has the latest. it feels like the focus is shifting eastwards in recent days. let s start with the missile strike in headquarters building belonging to ukraine s security services, they were damaged but nobody was killed thankfully, but nine people were injured. it reminds you of the residential block struck earlier in the year where dozens of people lost their lives. i think the city of dnipro is interesting because it is only three hours from the front line but it s a place that has carried on as normal. the images last night of another missile strike in the heart of the city has shown moscow s attitude to tactic it is deploying in that it sees the civilian casualties as acceptable collateral damage in its continued invasion, or it is the deliberate targeting of a civilian area. the kremlin has said it targeted a command post with high precision we
strikes. this area is also just south of the city of david donetsk which is much closer to the border with russia, which ukraine retook from russian forces the other day. president zelensky released a video showing ukrainian fighters celebrating in the town as they retook it. we will bring you more as we have it, but these pictures arriving within the last few moments of president zelensky meeting ukrainian troops in the city of bakhmut in the east of ukraine. wildfires have left a trail of destruction across parts of southern europe and the mediterranean. in greece, emergency services have tried to prevent new wildfires in the central area of magnesia. fires there triggered explosions at an air force ammunition depot on thursday. authorities say the outlook is improving for firefighters on the islands of rhodes, corfu and evia. 0ur correspondent bethany bell has been giving us the latest from rhodes. we have been told that around 50 fires, new fires have broken out, and alth
cyril ramaphosa. at least nine people were injured and it caused widespread damage. james waterhouse has the latest. it was last in bakhmut at the start of the year when his forces controlled the city, which is now pretty much in ruins. now he has visited advanced positions on the outskirts where he has thanked his troops. he hasn t gone into detail about what their plans are. he even posed with them in a petrol station having a coffee, which is a ukrainian pastime. you often see soldiers in petrol stations making long journeys back and forth from the front. ukraine is attempting its counteroffensive, there are small hard fought gains taking place, and this is the political effort alongside that where he wants to be seen near the front to preserve that morale. james, we were just seeing pictures now of president zelensky meeting those soldiers. in terms of where the ukrainians are with bakhmut, you have been there, what is the position at the moment? if you can imagine, it s