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Im sure President Putin wants it to stop. Thats a good combination. So we want to have a fair deal for everybody. What do you envision as fair . Thats too early to say that. I have my own ideas and the president has definitely his own ideas. It has to be fair. This War Shouldnt be started. I that i the problem that putin killed so many people and, of course, we need to do everything to pressure him to stop this war. He is in our territory. Thats the most important. He is in our territory and how...

>> good to be with you on this big news day, im anita vogel. the leader of the armed militia is asking for an armed rebellion. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is track the latest from kyiv. what more can you tell us? >> its a story building minute by minute and hour by hour, and youve got to believe that theyre watching closely a disruption of instability inside of russia, a country thats waging now 16-month war against ukraine, is big, big news. lets recap. yesterday ...

september the 19th, eight days from now. the queens casket is expected to leave balmoral patacsil in scotland in about three hours. itll be the first leg of what will be a salmon final journey back to london where she will lie in state at westminster hall until that funeral. lets get more on this was cnn. i see the queens casket leave balmoral. that is not particularly a long drive to edinburg but it will take six hours. >> theres going to be several stops on the way and passing throug...

countrys borders. welcome to the show, everyone. it is now 8:00 a.m. in lviv, ukraine, and were getting a clearer picture about russias goals in ukraine. russias military now confirming its objective is to take full control of ukraines black sea coast. and key to that is a city that weve been talking about for days now of mariupol, where an unknown number of ukrainian troops as well as civilians are trapped inside a large steel factory, a large steel complex as you can see it on your...

ukrainian military says russias assault on the eastern part of the country is heating up as the next phase of russias war gets under way. now a key town in that region. ukraine is accusing russia of shelling the town friday with cluster munitions which scatter over a wide area. in the small town outside of kyiv, drone video that youre looking at shows a really apocalyptic landscape left by russian shelling during the first phase of the war. ukrainian forces are being honored for holdin...

The military and cross the river, the last obstacle, moscow is wide open, the doors are wide open. who knows what the russian military is going to do with putin right now. and i think thats what hes trying to do. i dont think were into negotiation phase anymore. you know, years ago, a guy named john boyd createded ood observe orient, act. prigozhin is at the a, hes at the act. i think hes inside the decision cycle and the reason why thats important because if hes inside their decision cycle, hes...

Tough. they have lost the momentum. how important and what is known as warfare operational tempo and do the ukrainians have that now especially with winter months approaching. >> tempo is very important. what you seek to do is getting inside of the enemies decision cycle. every time they react to you they are reacting to old information that is irrelevant. the ukrainians have certainly done this in the north. they have a different style of commanding like the united states and other western coun...

In ukraine, then who knows what will happen next? weve seen nato bolstering its forces in the baltic states and poland and elsewhere. i think thats a very sensible thing to do. what i would say is that at some point, ukraine needs to stop having to react to what the russians are doing and take the initiative. and if i was advising president zelenskyy and the ukrainian military -- and bear in mind im only a lowly retired lieutenant colonel, id be saying to him if youve got the means, why dont you...

That. he has about 130,000 to 150,000, to occupy that would take close to about 600 to 800,000 forces when you do your counter insurgency calculus. it doesnt happen. >> hmm. nick, one of the things that jake sullivan just said is that there will be severe economic sanctions from the u.s. and nato partners if vladimir putin decides to do this. weve talked about the freezing of the assets of the oligarchs. what else could be done? >> the oligarchs, their families and the people close to president ...

He has always wanted to try and get inside his opponents decision cycle. and the minute he saw, over the last few days, some little green shuts of, at least a bit of communication in turkey -- and we want to give credit to the turks for moving the negotiation along. the minute putin saw a little tiny bit of is lets go back and forth, hes going to throw cold water on it. he knows his plan a a has failed. hes not going to be able to sweep across the nation of ukraine and decapitate zelenskyy. hes ...