And medicines to the elderly. but moscow s war reached him at the roadside, and he rages at president putin. translation: we stopped, | i saw a bullet hit my window. as i wasjumping out of the car, i got blown up by a mine. we werejust living like normal people, we didn t ask anyone to come here. we didn t want this. what kind of liberty is he on about? because of him, i lost my leg. i lost everything. in towns even further north of here, there are now calls to evacuate. now, these people can feel some safety here, for now. but it might not be for long. and they know how merciless the russian assault is. thousands more have fled the fighting. they arrive at the aid shelters with nothing but the trauma of war. serhei s village was caught in the crossfire. he says the russian soldiers forced him into his home,
Earlier i asked her if we knew when new attacks on eastern ukraine might come. the kremlin doesn t tend to share those kinds of details with us and we know of course that they plan to intensify their efforts in the east of ukraine. they stated there and quite clearly and they want to liberated. and we don t know how and when this is going to happen but the signs do seem to point out that the intensification has already begun and there s a school of thought which says that vladimir putin wants to take the dawn bosse region by the ninth. it is very significant day where they commemorate the soviet victory over nazi germany. in the thinking goes that having presided over an invasion that has not gone to plan, vladimir putin could try to save face by telling russians on that day
Question of where we will finish this war on the territory of ukraine or if ukraine falls, this war will spread and then we will not only lose weapons, but also more people. so, to have weapons or with weapons on people. that is a question for everybody in european union and united kingdom. hose everybody in european union and united kingdom. united kingdom. how likely is it that vladimir united kingdom. how likely is it that vladimir putin united kingdom. how likely is it that vladimir putin will - united kingdom. how likely is it that vladimir putin will try - united kingdom. how likely is it that vladimir putin will try to i that vladimir putin will try to attack the capital kyiv again? it is re attack the capital kyiv again? it is pretty difficult attack the capital kyiv again? it 3 pretty difficult technologically for a military point of view because, we have a defence position around kyiv and to the north, and it will be very difficult but as we see the
That he scored another historic victory as he would frame it by having taken some territory in eastern ukraine. lots of questions around but first of all, can he do it and does his military have the ability to take significant cements of territory there. but as of the end of the work was back with a be enough for vladimir putin? or will it embolden him to try and have another crack at taking the rest of ukraine? the language or continues to be really belligerent and we have heard from the foreign minister and heard from the foreign minister and he is saying that there will be no pause in the special military operations, they do not call it a war here, and there is no pause and that before the next round of peace talks in the city peace talks, it s hard really to argue that russia is particularly serious about those negotiations given the lack of cease fire in the language that is coming out here still. as you know,
Et and i does emerge from the stalks? nothing yet and i don t does emerge from the stalks? nothing yet and i don t think does emerge from the stalks? nothing yet and i don t think we does emerge from the stalks? nothing yet and i don t think we can does emerge from the stalks? nothing yet and i don t think we can expect - yet and i don t think we can expect a great deal really as a development of that meeting. you know that the austrian chancellor wants to talk about potential cease fires and corridors, and they have described it as a russian war of aggression and demand that it stop. a look at the evidence in front of us. crippling sanctions nor threats nor appeals from the international community have stopped vladimir putin yet. it is hard to see circumstances emerging this afternoon which would see any significant shift in the direction, i think. dmytro gurin is a ukrainian mp, who grew up in mariupol. hejoins us from ukraine now. thank you. what is left of the place where y