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If you can see just over my right shoulder, chuck, these are some of the russian tanks that were recovered from bucha, totally burned out. over here are civilian vehicles. a lot of this, youre seeing signs of, you know, surrender. this is a white flag, and were seeing this over and over and over again, chuck. white flags tied to cars that have been riddled with bullet holes, and in this case it looks like shrapnel holes, something a large munition blew up right here and clearly sprayed this car ...

Several apartment buildings and a market erupted in flames. russian missiles also destroyed a world central kitchen run by chef jose andres where many refugees could get meals. four of his staff members were injured in the attack. meanwhile, ukrainian forces are not backing down, not backing down in the southern city of mariupol, rejecting russias surrender or die ultimatum with the shattered port city appearing to be on the brink of falling. more than 2,000 ukrainian soldiers and civilians are ...

The Supreme Court on Monday cancelled the bail granted to the son of Union Minister Ajay Mishra Teni, Ashish Mishra, an accused in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence case and directed him to surrender within a week.

Still roadblocks and some of the streets, but the mayor has said to people who are thinking returning to kyiv, please dont, the russian threat is still great here. he does not believe that has passed and he is saying to people who are thinking about coming back to keev for now, stay where you are, stay in safer places. stay where you are, stay in safer laces. . ., stay where you are, stay in safer laces. _, . ~ ., , places. -- coming back to kyiv. the latest from — places. -- coming back to ky...

Surrender or die ultimatum to 2,000 or so ukrainian forces who are dug in in the bunkered in a steel fact re in the center of town and ukraines prime minister says those forces will not yield. listen. >> the city has not fallen. there is still our military forces, our soldiers. so they will fight to the end. >> should mariupol fall i dont have to remind you. it will be the first victory for putin because he would indeed get that land bridge that he sought between russia and the crimean peninsula...

That for people to kind of grasp that the fight is going to get harder, ambassador. how much harder, i mean, how do you even describe what theyre going to be up against when this offensive, if it hasnt started already, begins in the east? >> yeah, youre absolutely right. its horrifying what weve seen to date, but if intelligence sources are correct, if zelenskyy and others are correct, i think that theres going to be a massive land war in the east. the likes of which we have not seen since world...

He was among the refugees that fled kharkiv where missiles also struck there this morning, making it clear nowhere is safe from attack in this country. meanwhile, the situation in mariupol is dire after russian forces issued a surrender or die ultimatum. some 2,000 ukrainian defenders are defying the ultimatum to give in. they are bunkered in a steel plant as the ukraine prime minister says they are not going to yield. >> it has not fallen, still military forces, our soldiers, so they will fight...

Saying they are starting a major offensive. they are moving a lot of military hardware there, moving troops to that area so it looks like they have now started their offensive. by all accounts, its going to be a big and bloody ballots on the eastern front of this country. of course pour old mariupol continues to be bombarded by the russians. its the most bombed, most destroyed city in this campaign by the russians. the russians gave the fighters in that city an ultimatum. surrender or die. they ...

Moscow [Russia], April 17 (ANI/Sputnik): Nationalist militants and foreign mercenaries blocked by the Russian Armed Forces at the Azovstal metallurgical plant in Mariupol have until Sunday to lay down arms and surrender, Col

RUSSIAN FEDERATION URGENT HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE STATEMENT ON 16 APRIL 2022 SF note: We publish the translation of the Russian Federation’s statement as close as possible to the Russian original, seeking to keep the style of the initial text. The statement itself is, of course, of historical interest. However, its substance once again raises more questions than| USSA News