people in the pursuit of this goal and i think he is a ruthless, bloodless killer. he always has been. so i think two things in front of us, one, when does an invasion genocide and two, at the superpowers of the world, united states, great britain, europe and all the and others prepared to make that decision and what to do if and when that comes because, asjoe biden said last night, at state of the union, blood putin has to be stopped but no one so far and god bless ukrainians, they are fighting likely we could ever have imagined vladimir putin. never underestimate the human spirit but at some point if he does take ukraine he has not been stopped and the second point is he has really telegraphed his strategy. he is coming for the cities, he is going to take out the leadership in the cities. note that he has not taken out any infrastructure, no airfields, no roads, no bridges. it is unlikely he was targeting the railway but maybe
we agree that the uk is not going to join native for the foreseeable future and in return for that they get the eu and i would be something the ukrainians i think would jump at. i think also the chinese could example say that they want peacekeepers, may be un peacekeepers, may be un peacekeepers, to take over from the russian occupying forces and of course look at the chinese peacekeepers and this would give even a great foot on the door and ukrainian agility so i would be watching the china angle very closely but i think merkel is too closely but i think merkel is too close to this and consider too much mistrust and baggage directions. harps mistrust and baggage directions. how would the white house to be that? obviously they would be suspicious of chinese involvement and a one with the neutral zone, the finland dilation of ukraine flies any more at what s happened this last week. the neutral zone, the
something it s important to them. i suspect that ukrainians and international community but one thing we have noticed is that there is a rise in radiation in the area and that s because it is a lot of dustin and that s because it is a lot of dust in the roads around there and if you are running vehicles over there you are stirring up the dust. it s a long term challenge. of course it is. and it s going to require decades of investment and care of the south and i wonder whether with all the sanctions that are being put in place and uncertain future if you control ukraine, whether the front that you control is going to be available to whoever is going to be available to whoever is managing the south. i is going to be available to whoever is managing the south. is managing the south. i think in articular is managing the south. i think in particular one is managing the south. i think in particular one of is managing the south. i think in particular one of the is managing the south.
so many breaking stories in the show this evening but it s been lovely hearing your thoughts and comments on the situation in ukraine. thank you for watching at home. same thing tomorrow. for many of us on wednesday the skies look grey and cloudy. the weather is damp and foggy as the weather front moves into bring weather is damp and foggy as the weatherfront moves into bring rain. he had some mist in pembrokeshire. it was a different story in northern scotland. the weather watcher probably thought the weather was hunky dory here and certainly a lot of sunshine. looking at the weather charts at the moment we have got a way different to the last of the uk and this is the next one that s going to be pushing aims to bring more rain. but it will be a slow moving east as a renting to this area of high pressure in scandinavia and it will cause the funds to grind to a halt over our heads. the next couple of days they
the board of the iaea said it s been assured that ukrainian staff will be allowed to continue their normal operations by the director general to opinions conference earlier today the situation is very serious. fine the situation is very serious. one ofthe the situation is very serious. one of the unique the situation is very serious. iez of the unique features of this situation we are all seeing is that this is an ongoing military conflict taking place in a country that has a vast nuclear programme. 15 nuclear reactors, for a big nuclear parasite and all the facilities associated with it. , , ., with it. here is my friend and colleague- with it. here is my friend and colleague. they with it. here is my friend and colleague. they were - with it. here is my friend and colleague. they were in i with it. here is my friend and i colleague. they were in charge of managing funds to help ukraine transform chernobyl into a safe and secure state. jonathan charles is a member of the execut