Soviet Forces News Today

ukrainian authorities later said they believe the missiles were s-300s, normally used to shoot down planes, devastating when launched at urban centers. as medics tended to the wounded, producer tim lister checks in with our headquarters. >> extremely large detonations really, really close. were going to stay in shelter. >> reporter: as we take cover, residents are clearly traumatized by the violence. "it is terrifying," natalia tells me. "but what can we do?" the strikes came as search...

that was donald trumps message to his supporters, encouraging thousands of people to show up in washington d.c. to protest a fair and free election. and wild it was. the pro trump mob stormed the u.s. capitol on january 6th, after trump told a crowd of supporters to quote fight like hell. this weeks january six hearing will highlight trumps own words, and how his repeated lies of a stolen election radicalized americans. this morning, on meet the press, committee members stephanie murph...

good afternoon. im yasmin vossoughian. we have major news developments in the capitol riot investigation. this is including the publics first look at a documentary at the center of a subpoena of the january six committee. >> can we talk for minute about january six? >> yeah. >> you said before you did want to talk about the capitol insurrection. >> yeah, lets get the sixth. >> so whats trump and his children would and would not say as you saw there about what happened on that fateful d...

well go to nbcs priscilla thompson, whos joining me now from outside the uvalde civic center. priscilla, welcome. first of, all have you seen the report? what do you know about it so far? and what are you hearing from parents? >> good afternoon, alex. we have not yet seen that report. we do expect, however -- but we do know, i should say, is not for the past several weeks the committee members have been speaking to witnesses, they have been speaking to law enforcement and even visiting...

give us a picture of what we might have come november. im bill hemmer. >> dana: im dana perino and this is "americas newsroom." there is a lot to talk about. >> bill: every tuesday this summer weve been doing this. >> dana: you have an update for everyone. the races in florida and new york are drawing intrigue. drama is new york 12th district to force nadler and maloney into a fight for their political lives and trying to unseat them is patel. >> there is a special election for an open...

a teacher was killed. a taxi driver just to mention a few. and celestine cheney, survivor of breast cancer and brain aneurysms. im sorry were talking under these circumstances. can you just tell us a little bit about your mom? what was she like? >> oh, she was a beautiful person, outgoing, life of the party, you know? strong woman. she raised a single son by herself, you know? she was a beautiful person. >> and she must have loved her grand children. >> she definitely loved her grand c...

My guest is shaharzad akbar, former chairperson of afghanistans independent human rights commission. What would morally acceptable engagement look like . Shaharzad akbar, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you. Its good to be here. Its good to have you here. If i may, im going to start with some powerful words of yours. You wrote recently, i spend every day with a fire burning in my heart with the pain of injustice that women in my country face. Of course, since the taliban takeover, youre no longer liv...

In my heart with the pain of injustice that women in my country face. Of course, since the taliban takeover, youre no longer living in your homeland. Youre living here in the uk. Does that actually, in a funny sort of way, intensify the pain you feel . Absolutely. I mean, every day i feel like im living two different realities at the same time. I wake up in oxford, where im a visiting scholar and its green and beautiful and people are going on about their lives. And then im all day long followin...

While the World War III scenario in Europe was always unlikely, it was also the most dangerous.

Britain’s “forgotten Cold War warriors” have called for recognition of their part in undertaking life-and-death missions in hostile environments following the Second World War.