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Conduct operations. some of their groups thought they werent even going on operations. they were told they were invading ukraine after all. ~ . , they were invading ukraine after all. . , , all. which is quite astonishing. yeah, all. which is quite astonishing. yeah. and _ all. which is quite astonishing. yeah, and its _ all. which is quite astonishing. yeah, and its really _ all. which is quite astonishing. yeah, and its really shown - all. which is quite astonishing. yeah, and its really shown...

Now from lviv in western ukraine. president zelensky said today that his country is on the brink of survival. what are ukrainians saying to you about the state of this war? well, i think when you look at the battlefield it is a really mixed picture, isnt it? we saw that story about that town with a population of only 30,000 he managed to beat off the russian advance in meeting other examples in ukraine of ukrainian forces taking back some territory that the russians had seized earlier on. and th...

Accusing the military for example or the commanders in this case or could it and vacco up the chain to president putin? qt it and vacco up the chain to president putin?— it and vacco up the chain to president putin? of course the evidence. _ president putin? of course the evidence, prosecutors - president putin? of course the evidence, prosecutors have . president putin? of course the evidence, prosecutors have to | president putin? of course the i evidence, prosecutors have to go with the evi...

Zelensky delivering his latest address from the capitol in kyiv. he said the time had come for face—to—face talks between him and president vladimir putin of russia. he said the reason for that for meaningful talks on security aspects with moscow is because russias only chance now to limit the damage caused by its mistakes in the war is through dialogue. heres our chief international correspondent lyse doucet on the progress of talks between ukraine and russia. the job of the diplomats is to...

This is bbc news. welcome if youre watching here in the uk or around the globe. im lewis vaughan jones. our top stories... ten million people have now fled their homes in ukraine since the start of the war, more than a quarter of the population. among them children who escaped from besieged mariupol but are left with life changing injuries. all of these are victims of russian attacks. it isntjust the physical injuries though, many of these children have deep psychological trauma that they will p...

People and also delivering medication, food, water, things we have discussed. this is a correct human signal where the end of war starts, would start in all military conflicts and times, even when there was an uncivilised war and we are discussing the processes to finish the war. despite their success in repelling russian attacks against kyiv, ukrainian commanders say russia seems to preparing for a large scale assault. 0ur kyiv correspondent james waterhouse has been assessing russias buildup o...

Victory for the russians they havent been able t capture mariupol, and that has made russian commanders resort to medieval siege an starvation tactics and theyve caused a humanitarian crisis and wher you pull, incredibly, they blamed the ukrainian people fo the humanitarian crisis, because they wouldnt commit she late and give up their city the people of mariupol are without food, withou electricity, without running water, without heating, withou gas. all the people we have spoke to paint a horr...

And i think that that will continue, even if the russians are able to dominate militarily, there will be resistance. there will be, you know, guerilla action, civil disobedience. i think russian commanders are going to be very frightened as they pursue an occupation in ukraine, if that is what eventually happens. but i think at the end of the day, the ukrainians will be victorious because that has been the history all along. >> but the population, so many are going to be exiled, theyre going to ...

And there is no expectation that the kremlin would extradite anyone accused of carrying out the kinds of atrocities this court has the power to prosecute. but presidents once considered to be untouchable have appeared before international tribunals in the past. there will be so many people watching you, listening to you and wondering, will we ever see president putin here at the icc? what are the chances, realistically? very difficult to say right now. the international community will no longer ...

This is bbc news — welcome if youre watching here in the uk or around the globe. im lewis vaughanjones. our top stories... 10 million people have now fled their homes in ukraine since the start of the war — more than a quarter of the population. among them, children who escaped from besieged mariupol — but are left with life—changing injuries. all of these are victims of russian attacks. it isntjust the physical injuries though, many of these children have deep psychological trauma that ...