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Theres no other way to describe these other than war crimes. but this is what russians do. this is what vladimir putin does. it is what he did in aleppo. it is what russians did in grozny. this is what they do because this is all theyre capable of doing. david, i do wonder though, you see these scenes of horror. you see lavrov agreeing to a meeting, which is about as high of a level as the russians can give, something they werent willing to do two weeks ago when they began this invasion when the...

Called escalate the escalate, where they would use or threaten to use a nuclear weapon to try and -- conflict by getting the ukrainians to quickly seek surrender and for nato to back off that would involve detonating a small nuclear weapon as a demonstrative strike. so i frankly dont believe that they would never use nuclear weapons unless russia itself was directly threatened. >> right. but also, this isnt the first time weve heard nuclear saber rattling from russia. we heard it from vladimir p...

President putin has made it clear what he intends to do with any anti—aircraft missiles his forces capture from the ukrainians. the kremlins position towards ukraine has barely moved since the day this invasion began, 2.5 weeks ago. "this war can stop when you want it to. you just need to lay down your arms, surrender, give in to all our demands and forget about being a part of western europe." frank gardner, bbc news. earlier i spoke tojohn gilbert. he is a retired colonel and a chemical, nuc...

Suspect that theyre going to encircle and probably try to infiltrate in certain areas with the attempt to continue to what i think is one of their primary objectives is to decapitate the government and replace it in some form instead of decapitating the government. is it also possible, colonel, that maybe the goal is to encircle the city and maybe pause and say, look, its time to either surrender now or maybe that opens a diplomatic channel? i mean, basically you have president zelenskyy he was ...

Before they said there was a surrender and now the russians are in charge. anderson? >> sam kiley, appreciate that. and, scott, on mariupol, again, when we see these images from this childrens hospital, what happens to people, anybody who is wounded or injured,that hospital? where do they go in mariupol? >> reporter: to the next closest hospital. its unclear what sort of resources they have, water, checkpoints, blockades. this city hasnt been hit by anything, and you can imagine how difficult it...

A few minutes, but we begin this hour in ukraine. cctv capturing a moment that the russian rocket struck a shopping center in kyiv killing at least eight people. and the attack demolished everything in sight. in mykolaiv, you can see firefighters sprinting to a blast site rocked by russian strikes. in mariupol as well, ukraines president says 400 people may be trapped after a russian bomb hit an art school. russia had been demanding that the besieged city lay down its weapons and surrender, but ...

Closer to agreeing a ceasefire. the two are linked. it is the first time the two men have held face—to—face talks as the russian invasion of ukraine began. the ukrainian foreign minister dmytro kuleba says that the list of demands from moscow is nothing other than a demand for surrender. the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov says that conflict has caused by the west forcing ukraine to choose between russia and the west. russia has been accused of a war crime after that maternity and chi...

The world. because were also hear from russia they will not stop in ukraine. we also hear that it is -- that they are liberating somehow ukraine which clearly does not want to be liberated in 1991 when we voted for our independence. and right now, in every city, whether it is where you are or kyiv or other places, everyone, all women and men and children do not want to be occupied by russia and all of them are fighting. and as we see this terror, actually, hitting hospitals, hitting supermarkets...

Perspective of moscow. and i think that they could manipulate or rationalize somehow that, you know, ukrainians are threatening russias existence. and so, therefore, theyre able to legitimately consider the nuclear option. they also have this concept called escalate/de-escalate, where they would use or threaten to use a nuclear weapon to try and de-escalate a conflict by getting, for example, the ukrainians to quickly seek surrender and tell nato to back off. that would involve, for example, det...

This is bbc news. welcome if youre watching here in the uk or around the globe. im david eades. our top stories: 10 million people have now fled their homes in ukraine since the start of russias invasion, nearly a quarter of the population. millions of them are children, some of whom escaped from the besieged city of mariupol, and are left with life changing injuries. all of these victims of russian attacks. it is notjust the physical injuries, though. many these children have deep psychological...