minutes or so as russia commemorates the soviet victory against nazi germany in world war ii. these are live images coming to us from red square in moscow. mr. putin wrapped up his remarks about 45 minutes ago or so during victory day ceremonies, and during his speech putin defended russia s invasion of ukraine as necessary, claiming the west was creating threats next to russia s borders and preparing to invade. he also said that russian soldiers fighting ukraine are inspired by soviet troops who fought during world war ii. have a listen. translator: in kyiv they were talking about the possible acquisition of nuclear weapons. the nato bloc started developing territories adjacent to us and, therefore, in a planned way were creating an absolutely unacceptable threat immediately next to our borders. everything pointed to a collision with the nazis, with the nazis and that was inevitable. and that was supported by the west. well, the annual victory day holiday is also mem
they will radically change the battlefield. back here at home several homes damaged after a rare suspected tornado ripped through a town just miles from the city of chicago. i m sara sidner, with kate bolduan, this is cnn news central. happening now, a pivotal summit in finland with leaders as president biden wraps up a high stakes trip. he is ending with a strong e nato and long-term promises to ukraine in its war effort. next hour biden is expected to speak but more trillion talks are taking place fresh off the ga gathering. the nation shares an 800 mile border with russia. biden moments ago meeting one on one with his finish counter part. nic robertson is leading our coverage this morning. what is the global message that president biden is hoping to achieve once he returns? reporter: i think part of it here, obviously, is that nato, despite president putin s best efforts of cracking nato s unity, it s russia that s cracking, the recent coup by prigozhin, the wagner
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after britney spears alleged she was backhanded in the face of a security guard on wednesday. hello, i m rajini vaidyanathan, welcome to the daily global, where we ll bring you the top stories from around the world. welcome we begin with the war in ukraine and differences emerging between nato allies over whether controversial cluster munitions should be sent to kyiv. an announcement by washington on a new package of weapons including cluster munitions is expected in the coming minutes. these images are from the us department of defence and show cluster bombs detonating. kyiv has been pressing for the weapons for its counteroffensive. but cluster bombs are banned by many countries around the world because of the danger they pose to civilians sometimes years after a conflict ends. germany has voiced opposition to such a move and humanitarian organisations have urged both russia and ukraine to avoid cluster munitions completely. this is the scene at the white house wh
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things were always going to be a little awkward to begin with. and then came the indictments of a dozen russians laid out in forensic detail. it leaves a lot of questions, like whether holding those accountable will come up in their conversation. the russians who were indicted, would you ask putin to send them here? well, i might. i hadn t thought of that, but certainly i ll be asking