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, the patrol ship of the blackrussianblack sea fleet serhiy kotov was performing a very important mission, it was covering the construction of the kerch bridge , respectively, from the black sea water area from the south and covering the airspace, but like us we see, he didnt even manage to protect himself from the influence of our magurs of the fifth, russian zetpublics report that the same ship was allegedly attacked by five wagurs and it is ours. So a direct hit by an armored car sank, and it...

Small groups, small groups, and the fighting actually takes place for every landing, for every street, if we talk about the settlements around the settlements, we have to say that actually from kupyansk, actually from kryminnaya, they are pressing on the leman, belogorivka is very hot, the enemy is storming a lot, a lot. Is trying to advance in one place or another, the situation is also very hot, a notch, its fun from solidar actually in the direction of siversk, from solidar, in principle , al...

, they can act and do anything, how do you look at this story from the point of view of where is this border, beyond which the russians have not yet crossed, but they can cross, because well, when two leaders of two states and they they knew that they were in odesa, they were hitting right through the city, what does this mean for the world in general . Not even for of ukraine, well, we really see that the russians once again showed that they wanted to spit on any rules, on european leaders, or ...

Were in the northern German Village of backend, which hosts and now legendary heavy Metal Festival each year. And now its all loud and wild, but peaceful and we looked to bulgaria where a fire re cultural policy debate is raging. What to do with soviet era monuments tear them down like elsewhere or preserved them. The war and ukraine is fueling the debate and its dividing the country the its the best place in the world to leave metal drink metal. Its metal over here, metal with the best place. H...

Have been killed, including a mother and her ten year old daughter. Almost 70 have been injured and around a dozen are trapped under rubble. It is a familiar yet still horrifying sight where you have a residential block with a chunk missing smoldering debris and rescue teams frantically trying to save who they can. And when you have wave after wave of missile strikes, there is always a place in ukraine that is the most acute, acutely hit, and it is the turn of kiev. But alongside this, ukraine i...

It is now my great pleasure to introduce our guest tonight, chris hedges. Hes a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist who has reported on wars and insurgencies in central the persian gulf and the balkans. He became, the New York Times middle east bureau chief in 1991, and then the Balkan Bureau chief for the times in 1995. And because war is our topic tonight, its worth saying that chris has been held captive, has experienced the full force of war firsthand. What maybe fewer people know is that he i...

Our guests, colonel of the Security Service of ukraine, peoples deputy of ukraine roman kostenko, journalist tetyana nikolaenko, and andrii klymenko, head of the monitored group of the institute of strategic black sea studies. In the second part of our program, which will start literally in an hour, there will be political experts Maksym Rozumny and oleksiy koshel. However, before starting ours a long conversation, lets watch the video of the consequences of the strikes of russian and. Ukrainian...

Black sea area from the south and covering the airspace, but how we see, he did not even manage to protect himself from the influence of our fifth maguras, russian zetpublics report that the same ship was allegedly attacked by five maguras and it sank as a result of a direct hit by a bronikomza, and it sank not immediately, but under the time of its alleged transportation to the port of feodosia, as it really is. It didnt matter, but the fact that we destroyed a modern russian ship is actually a...

It is now my great pleasure to introduce our guest tonight, chris hedges. Hes a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist who has reported on wars and insurgencies in central the persian gulf and the balkans. He became, the New York Times middle east bureau chief in 1991, and then the Balkan Bureau chief for the times in 1995. And because war is our topic tonight, its worth saying that chris has been held captive, has experienced the full force of war firsthand. What maybe fewer people know is that he i...

It is now my great pleasure to introduce our guest tonight, chris hedges. Hes a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist who has reported on wars and insurgencies in central the persian gulf and the balkans. He became, the New York Times middle east bureau chief in 1991, and then the Balkan Bureau chief for the times in 1995. And because war is our topic tonight, its worth saying that chris has been held captive, has experienced the full force of war firsthand. What maybe fewer people know is that he i...