This thick white smoke indicates what ukraine says is a successful strike on the headquarters of russias black sea navy in crimea. Russia illegally annexed the Southern Ukrainian Peninsula of crimea in 2014. This month, ukraine has carried out several attacks on the region, destroying a Russian Air Defence system and damaging a ship and a submarine in a dry dock. Kyiv is also trying to cut off russian supply lines as it continues with its Counter Offensive further north. 0ur Senior International correspondent 0rla guerin is in kyiv. Kyiv could hardly have picked a more high profile target than the headquarters of russias Black Sea Fleet in crimea and a source in the Ukrainian Air force told the bbc that the type of missile used was a storm shadow Cruise Missile and those are supplied by the uk and france. We have seen footage showing a massive impact on the building and tonight they have been claims in the past half an hour on social media that the commander of the Black Sea Fleet was
Continued occupation in a place that seems a cornerstone of its invasion from as far back as 2014. There is also a connection between this Missile Strike and ukraines continued counteroffensive further north. What they are trying to do is frustrate russian supply lines and isolate swathes of occupied territory in the hope that troops will run out of supplies. Now, president zelensky has just completed a visit to the us. Hes in canada currently, and i think what were seeing now is Battlefield Progress increasingly getting linked to the politics of it all. Because, yes, he is being warmly welcomed by both countries, but there are political corners that are growing increasingly sceptical as to what the ukrainian victory might look like and as for how long western allies should be pumping billions of dollars into ukraine. So its becoming increasingly high stakes for president zelensky, whos now having to do a fair bit of negotiating in his foreign policy. As james mentioned in his report t
At boosting cooperation to develop artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and green technology. Meanwhile, biden and kishida brushed off a dispute over nippon steels over for us steel, saying it was not a major factor in the majorfactor in the discussions. Major factor in the discussions. Wendy cutler, a former deputy at the us trade representative, said that us and japan have benefited from maintaining close ties. Absolutely. Think both sides come into this summit confident and both the president and Prime Minister in their Press Conference underscored the huge 2 Way Investments that are moving between the two countries. The us is the largest fdi partner injapan and vice versa. Japanese companies are making huge investments in the United States and this just serves to bring us closer, particularly with respect to strategic and advanced technology products. Right now, the Biden Administration is also actively in talks with chinas Economic Policy makers after something of a drought. W
Artificial intelligence, semiconductors and green technologies. Meanwhile, biden and kishida brushed off a dispute over nippon steels offer for us steel, saying the issue was not a majorfactor in their discussions. Wendy cutler, a former acting deputy us trade representative, said the us and japan have benefitted from maintaining close ties. I think both sides come into this summit confident and both the president and Prime Minister and their Press Conference underscored the huge two Way Investments that are moving between the two countries. The us is the largest fdi Partner Injapan and vice versa. Japanese companies are making huge investments in the united states, and this just serves to bring us closer, particularly with respect to strategic and advanced technology products. Now, the Biden Administration is also actively in talks with chinas Economic Policy makers after something of a drought. We saw janet yellen there over the last few days. How does that fit with the Economic Alli
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