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But here, the men of ukraines 22nd battalion have pulled off a miracle. theyve stopped the might of the russian army at their city gates. ill—equipped and vastly outnumbered, three weeks on, theyre still holding the line. russian boots have failed to gain hold here. frustrated, theyve sent troops elsewhere, leaving heavy artillery to bomb the city into submission. explosions. constantine, a former air force pilot, has come out of retirement to fight. translation: this is the first line of defe...

But here the men of ukraines 22nd battalion have pulled off a miracle. theyve stopped the might of the russian army at their city gates. ill—equipped and vastly outnumbered, three weeks on, theyre still holding the line. russian boots have failed to gain hold here. frustrated, theyve sent troops elsewhere, leaving heavy artillery to bomb the city into submission. explosions konstantin, a former air force pilot, has come out of retirement to fight. translation: this is the first line

Back in places. they made some progress in the south, as you indicated. in mariupol, in mariupol, terrible, terrible, under siege for days. and the military has been pushed back hard on the russians. so the russian military, and particularly the ground troops, have not done well. and so, what theyve done is to switch to missiles, ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, long range artillery. this is, as we just said, indiscriminate. so this is a war crimes, as weve said. this is a sign of desperatio...

This is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. im sally bundock. gunfire. as ukrainian troops apparently reclaim lost ground, we report from the small town thats facing the might of the russian forces, and pushing them back. this war is only a few weeks old and the russians will almost certainly be back with more soldiers and a lot more firepower. nothing left but the ruins. ukraine says russian air strikes are turning the besieged port of mariupol to dus...

No city has suffered more than mariupol, which has been virtually destroyed by remorseless russian bombardment. yet, the people of the city have held out — despite a lack of food, water and electricity. the authorities there now say they believe around 300 people may have died when russia bombed the citys theatre last week, at a time when civilians — including many children — were taking shelter in the building. the estimate is based on eyewitness accounts and cant be independently verifie...

Night. >> reporter: so thats a pretty realistic view. yes, theyve made some ground, theyve achieved some things ree recently, but they still know theyre up against the might of russia and russia still has more fire power they can throw against the ukrainians. that said, they say there are counterattacks underway in the east of the country as well and in the south, around mykolaiv, a somewhat darker assessment from the british ministry of defense which says those ukranian forces in the east are a...

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Should be lower, by the way, i want to jinping to be calling putin, i want general milley to call his counterpart to make sure that that is not in the cards, because that seems like a suicidal pact. but below that, what does it mean to say, well, world war iii, or escalation with russia. think about it. this army is now stuck in ukraine, not doing well, not fighting very well, against an army that is not nearly as well armed, it is not as big or as monetized as nato forces throughout europe. inc...

The siege of the southern ukrainian city of mariupol has entered its second month. yet, the people of the city have held out — despite a lack of food, water and electricity. in one of the grimmest moments of the conflict so far, authorities there say they believe around 300 people may have died when russia bombed the local theatre last week, where civilians were taking shelter including many children. officials say their assessment is based on witness accounts — it cant be independently veri...

They do not care. you can hear, there are a lot of records of conversations between soldiers and bombs, and soldiers say that they still did some stuff from ukrainians and say okay, well done, thats good. kill them. a lot of people saying that, with russians, saying i dont care or my classmates, many of my classmates told me, i dont care, i dont care. that is it. they do not want to know. and i dont know whether it is better or worse when you just dont want to know. th >> thats heartbreaking to ...