jamming the russians already admitted control facilities and all orchestrated by very, very good ukrainian command control also using drones out over the russians to attack them in depth with the precision munitions at the us and uk and others are provided. this i think is going to break the front lines for that where they do this attack, i won t speculate on that. although the ukrainians have publicly stated their objective is to sever that ground line of communications. that enables the russians to go along the southeast coast into crimea. i think this is going to be impressive. we achieved combined arms affect in the fight to baghdad when i was a two star general. he headed terrified for the enemy. the differences time over what happened in kharkiv last fall with the ukrainians carried out a very successful attack is that when the lead elements culminate after 72, 96 hours, that s as far as you can physically go. there are follow on forces that will capitalise and exploit
in negotiations to broker a ceasefire with israel, but he says the killing of members of his family will not change hamas s demands for a permanent end to the fighting, and the return of displaced palestinians to their homes. those negotiations have been at an impasse for months. and now, bbc s partner cbs news confirms that hamas says it is currently unable to identify and track down a0 israeli hostages who could be part of a ceasefire deal raising fears that more hostages may be dead than publicly known. our international editor, jeremy bowen, reports from jerusalem. three missiles hit the car in the shati refugee camp in gaza city. ismail haniyeh s three sons and three grandchildren were killed, along with their driver. witnesses told local journalists that they were visiting bereaved families. the israelis said they attacked to stop the men committing an act of terror. the dead man s father is the senior hamas political leader deeply involved in ceasefire talks. ismail
all right, hour two, we re happy to have you. we re looking at a number of protests planned pretty much around the world, a big one in washington d.c. where we re expecting north of 100,000, maybe a minimum, a massive demonstration and similar in london, paris and iran today. the themes are the same, more pro-palestinian and the rage continues. the separate rage and the comments that came out of hezbollah leader yesterday telling the united states that you will pay, essentially for backing of israel and this unacceptable war against hamas, said that all options remain on the table, not concerned about u.s. warnings to stay out of this conflict. in the middle of that, of course, keep in mind that it s hezbollah and forces of hezbollah in the north, in lebanon, that have been, you know, inciting these attacks and others on israel. that s exactly where you were going to find steve harrigan in northern israel right now on how that part of this war and possibly an expanding one