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Angry stalemate rather than neaotiated solution. , ., negotiated solution. playing out the scenario of mariupol _ negotiated solution. playing out the scenario of mariupol falling - negotiated solution. playing out the scenario of mariupol falling to - scenario of mariupol falling to russia, what would concern you most about the geopolitics of the region if that happen? i about the geopolitics of the region if that happen?— if that happen? i think it is absolutely _ if that happen? i think it ...

Think the response from the wider world, from countries further from europe, has been disappointing, a lot of countries not wanting to get involved in this dispute and i think as it develops it will be important western countries try to involve a wider range of countries and sanctions on russia, excepting you can stay neutral when there is an aggressor and a victim that you have to stand up to the rules —— for the rules of international war if other countries are going to be safe from predat...

Its position. so the fact that zelensky now says that there will be no negotiations if soldiers are mariupol will get killed, probably for putin is not is not a surprise. it is possible that mariupol will fall and it is possible by may, by may 9th. im sure you know there is a victory date world war ii victory day on may 9th. so there is rumours back and forth that putin would like to stop the war or at least declare some sort of victory by then. so it is possible that with the taking of mariupol...

It when you see the reaction. and in the capital, kyiv, an easter vigil takes place, another moment of normality in a country where that is now rare. they pray for salvation, they pray for an end to war. tim allman, bbc news. lets find out the weather is looking. it looks gorgeous behind you. is that what can expect? for much of the uk it remains dry and warm and there is some rain in the west. ahead of that we have some

Nikita khrushchev, has told the bbc that president putin may be prepared to use battlefield nuclear weapons if necessary to win the war in ukraine. nina krushcheva, who is an international affairs professor based in new york, said the russian president saw himself as the latest in a long line of strong russian leaders. she was asked if there was anything that could stop him. yes, there is, president putin will stop president putin i think. but i dont really think that vladimir zelensky�*s plea...

Reeves this morning. the? is the shadow chancellor rachel reeves this morning.— reeves this morning. they are totally distracted _ reeves this morning. they are totally distracted and - reeves this morning. they are totally distracted and not - reeves this morning. they are totally distracted and not able| reeves this morning. they are i totally distracted and not able to do their— totally distracted and not able to do theirjob because they are spending more time justifying themselves and th...

Sanctions — sanctions today." "yes, we apply sanctions when the war will happen." i am sanctions when the war will happen." i am saying. — sanctions when the war will happen." i am saying, "fine, sanctions when the war will happen." lam saying, "fine, but sanctions when the war will happen." i am saying, "fine, but you are telling — i am saying, "fine, but you are telling me _ i am saying, "fine, but you are telling me that it is 100% that the war will— telling me that it is 100% that th...

But today. — troops, there will be no sanctions. but today, even the question ofjust making _ but today, even the question ofjust making it _ but today, even the question ofjust making it public preventively, just the list _ making it public preventively, just the list of— making it public preventively, just the list of sanctions, for them, the rush is— the list of sanctions, for them, the rush is what— the list of sanctions, for them, the rush is what will happen if they start— rush i...

War _ one fire, cannon fire, can lead to war we — one fire, cannon fire, can lead to war. we perfectly understand, as i said, _ war. we perfectly understand, as i said. i_ war. we perfectly understand, as i said. ido— war. we perfectly understand, as i said, i do think so. this is what our partners _ said, i do think so. this is what our partners believe, the partners that are _ borders with us and know the history of the soviet union. they do understand the current risks we are facing _ und...

People, it is a tragedy. in future, you will see — people, it is a tragedy. in future, you will see that this is the tragedy— you will see that this is the tragedy for russians as well. we used _ tragedy for russians as well. we used to— tragedy for russians as well. we used to have good relationship with ukraine. _ used to have good relationship with ukraine, but how do we stay members and neighbours and live with each other— and neighbours and live with each other from — and neighbou...