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Battle for the city to survive. we saw today as we went round the city and how war has pulled life from kyiv. people have taken either to underground shelters like this or they fled. or they are picking up a gun to fight. reporting from the capital of ukraine capital kyiv. reporting from the capital of ukraine capital kyiv. we can speak to keir giles, whos a senior consulting fellow on the russia and eurasia programme at the chatham house think—tank. heavily involved in much of the foreign pol...

Nikolay petrov is a senior research fellow at russia and eurasia programme of london think—tank chatham house. if it is not too broad a question what point do you think we have got to the thursday evening? j what point do you think we have got to the thursday evening?— what point do you think we have got to the thursday evening? i think the fact the second _ to the thursday evening? i think the fact the second round _ to the thursday evening? i think the fact the second round of _ fact the s...

Take any major cities. to get more on what president putin military strategy might be, we can talk to the research fellow at the russia and eurasia programme at chatham house. thank you forjoining us today. we heard from the us secretary of state a little while ago, talking about the hugely disproportionate force is that russia has vis—a—vis ukraine. it might be useful to get you to be gained by taking stock for us of the relative positions of the russian forces and the ukrainian forces righ...

European policy and associate fellow at the russia and eurasia programme at chatham house. she gave me her assessment of the russia— ukraine talks in turkey. she gave me her assessment of the russia— ukraine talks in turkey. what we saw is quite predictable. we saw that we the discussion was over 90 minutes but nothing that was agreed. from that point of view, it was clear that point of view, it was clear that the parties are still out. there are massive differences between russia and ukrain...

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