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Here, _ exercises, so we are on a tight rope here, and _ exercises, so we are on a tight rope here, and it — exercises, so we are on a tight rope here, and it is— exercises, so we are on a tight rope here, and it is a question of who blinks _ here, and it is a question of who blinks first, _ here, and it is a question of who blinks first, i think. so the rules do apply— blinks first, i think. so the rules do apply but clearly president zelensky is getting more and more anxious, _ zelensky ...

Translation: my husband stayed there to protect his country. i im hoping the west will help us get out of this terrible situation, because right now, we are alone against the russian aggressor. many of those arriving here have no clear plan of where they will go. the moldovan government has set up 300 tents as emergency shelter for those crossing the border. theres still space here at the moment but the ukrainian city of odesa, less than 50 kilometres from here, is a key russian target and there...

Sanctions. ukrainian foreign minister thanked the americans profusely for our full diplomatic, economic, and military support of their country, and hinted that there is not full unity within europe. the foreign minister said that its one thing to condemn, but action hass to follow condemnation, so there is some splits occurring between european powers. your reaction to what we saw there in the state department, and what you heard from president biden this afternoon. >> a lot of talk about agreem...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. iamjoined i am joined this evening by the executive editor of the economist and benjamin butterworth, editor and senior reporter at the i newspaper. we are taking a quick look through the front pages and in united kingdom, the observer on its front page says that vladimir putin is facing international isolation is even key allies like china began to desert him. whilst the sunday telegraph reports that the ru...

As a military commander and observer. the nato secretary general jens stoltenberg said this is a new normal for nato and no longer can take security for granted. i wonder for people at home who think ukraine is far away, not too important to them, can you explain, have we entered a new cold war? >> well, it appears that we have, jim. were still not sure how far putin wants this to go, but as your reporters, i think, have corrected noted, he clearly wants to take control of kyiv, to topple the cu...

Need to leave it _ many millions who arent. john, we need to leave it there _ many millions who arent. john, we need to leave it there for _ many millions who arent. john, we need to leave it there for now. - many millions who arent. john, wej need to leave it there for now. john henley �*s talking to us about his wife, who is currently in the metro station, seeking shelter in the city of kharkiv. good luck story. thank you. now on bbc news, its time for — story. thank you. now on bbc news, ...

Lot of it _ of we focused a lot on kyiv, but a lot of it is — of we focused a lot on kyiv, but a lot of it is falling into russian hands. that makes life much more difficult _ hands. that makes life much more difficult if — hands. that makes life much more difficult if youre trying to supply the ukrainian army. its better trained — the ukrainian army. its better trained than it was in 2014. but it is not _ trained than it was in 2014. but it is not particularly battle hardened, it has— i...

Hello and welcome to our look at what the the papers are saying today. with me are matthew stadlen, whos a presenter and writer, and dave wooding, whos political editor of the sun on sunday. this mornings front pages starting with... thank you for sharing your morning with us. letsjust thank you for sharing your morning with us. lets just take a look through the front pages. the observer front page says if russian forces occupy ukraine, countries in the west are planning to arm resistance groups...

As you would expect, the newspapers are dominated by stories from ukraine. the sunday times says the world watched in horror as russian artillery pummelled the ukrainian city of mariupol, violating a ceasefire which was supposed to allow civilians to escape. you can see a destroyed motorway bridge and people huddling to get across the river. hundreds of people trying to get out of cities, but as we were talking about this morning, the temporary ceasefire that was announced simply did not come to...

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