a closer look at the shadowy effort that s getting high-profile results getting the war in ukraine on to russian soil. we begin tonight with exclusive new reporting, the prosecutors investigating former president s handling of classified material have in their position a recording from the summer of 2021 in which the former president is telling people around him in a meeting at his golf rissoles or it in bedminster that he has held on to a pentagon document about a potential attack on iran. cnn s reporting this undercuts his argument that he declassified everything, and on the tape, as he spoke, it sounds like he was waving a piece of paper around, raising the question, was he holding the classified documents in question? which goes to what cnn s kaitlan collins asked him at cnn s town hall earlier this month. when it comes to your documents, did you ever show those classified documents to anyone? not really. i would have the right. two by the way, they were declassified
welcome to bbc news. you stood with us shoulder to shoulder the words of ukraine s president, volodymr zelensky on his first official visit to neighbouring poland. the nato country has been one of kyiv s strongest backers during the conflict with russia taking in millions of refugees and supplying arms. and that loyalty has been on show in warsaw president zelensky welcomed here with full military honours. from his polish counterpart renewed backing for ukraine s bid to join the western military alliance. speaking at a press conference with president zelensky, the president of poland and zhey duda said more polish fighterjets will make way to ukraine soon. translation: four fighterjets, translation: four fighter “ets, hundreds of i translation: four fighter “ets, hundreds of an i translation: four fighter “ets, hundreds of an error, translation: four fighterjets, hundreds of an error, brings - translation: four fighterjets, hundreds of an error, brings the | hundred
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If that s the case, and the reason he is having this conversation with these people at bedminster in with the biographers for mark meadows, for a book i don t think anybody actually read or bought, does that, does that add to this? if that s his motivation? i think it does. imagine, first of all, he s waving around a secret document in a golf clubhouse, with four reporters, someplace he shouldn t be. most of the focus on these classified documents as been at mar-a-lago. now we re talking about classified documents and another location, with proof. it s just an indicator of a lack of care of our nation s secrets. to me it makes a world of difference, and i tell you having been a court martial convening authority, if any shoulder soldier would do something like, that there would be an immediate filing of a court martial on those
Investigating that case, and in the next hour you can see his special report. well, people will remember this video because it was doing the rounds a few weeks ago, a shoulder soldier who was standing in a small pits, a trench, may be an open grave, smoking a cigarette, and he probably knew at that point he was about to be murdered, the russians opened fire, he was unarmed, and thatis opened fire, he was unarmed, and that is all we see. and when we reported the story originally, the bbc actually got the name of the soldier wrong and the reason for that, notjust to be everybody who reported on its come the reason for thatis reported on its come the reason for that is because the ukrainian army put out a statement naming him, and that man had gone missing in that area in the battle for the region some weeks earlier, but in fact, it became clear through the course of