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Is that out a -- would there be an active guerilla cam ppaign ia city like mariupol? or would it just be bombed and maybe a few people sniping since most of the people have left? >> i think youre not going to see an active guerilla campaign in mariupol from the outset. what i think you are going to see is groups that come in and infiltrate behind russian lines and blow up logistics and blow up ships. thats the kind of campaign that will really upset the russians. now, there may be some individua...

Attack. in a high-stakes visit to poland, vice president harris condemning russia for the attack and calling for a war crimes investigation during a press conference. >> we all watched. the television coverage of just yesterday. pregnant women going for health care, being injured by i dont know a missile, a bomb. in an unprovoked, unjustified war. i have no equestion the eyes of the world are on this war and what russia has done -- >> talks today in turkey between sergey lavrov and ukraines fore...

That at this point unbelievably we cant totally dismiss. two weeks ago if we had been talking about this we would have thought you were crazy. now here is the white house saying we do think it is a serious possibility that we have to consider. the signs out of that meeting from turkey arent good. i mean here is the ukrainian foreign minister saying russia is not in a position at this point to establish a cease-fire. they seek a surrender from ukraine. this is not what they are going to get. ukra...

Gives us an idea as to what is or is not going to happen, really. or is not going to happen, reall . �* , , . really. as we expected, the government _ really. as we expected, the government has _ really. as we expected, the government has rejected i really. as we expected, the i government has rejected that ultimatum. ukraines deputy prime minister has told local media that can be no question of any surrender and they have already informed the russian side about this. what now for those living...

Criticism from senator tom cotton. >> call the commander and tell him to take down the flag and surrender, we will never stand up to russia if every time vladamir putin says boo, we back down. >> griff: senate passed 14 billion in aid for ukraine, heads to the presidents desk. today we expect president biden to call for end of normal trade relation with russia asking for most favored nation status to be revoked. >> todd: no laughing matter, i do not understand why we keep laughing. thank you. on...

International law or differentiate between military and civilian targets. thats through the use of siege. the use of siege like were seeing in mariupol that is designed to force surrender. in those sieges, ouster as well like were seeing in ukraine and syria, the denial of humanitarian assistance, the targeting of civilians and civilians areas like markets, infrastructure, hospitals and schools or even shelters. all of this is designed with one thing in mind really which is the capitulation of t...

And women battling to restore belizes barrier reef. this trip will celebrate the royal familys past in the caribbean, but the duke and duchess also clearly have an eye on the future. jonny dymond, bbc news, belize. you have been watching newsday. a reminder of the breaking news this hour — ukraines deputy prime minister says there can be "no question" of surrender in mariupol. russia had set a 5am deadline for the citys defenders to lay down their arms, promising fighters who surrender safe pa...

"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. john gilbert is a retired colonel and a chemical, nuclear, and biological weapons inspector. 0verfour decades, hes been part of chemical weapons negotiating teams in moscow, geneva and the hague. hes in south carolina. thanks very much for coming on the programme.— thanks very much for coming on the prog...

The journey out of the besieged city is slow and dangerous. but every day relatively small numbers are leaving whatever way they can along what are supposed to be agreed corridors. a local official says some people have been fired upon, others have had their vehicles seized at russian checkpoints. the people of mariupol have no good options, stay and endure the horror of russias bombardment or face danger and uncertainty, leaving all they know behind. phil black, cnn, lviv, ukraine. and "outfr...

Pain of economic collapse, as you are talking about. president zelenskyy said over and over again that hes willing to meet with vladimir putin and negotiate. the russians have asked for surrender in a number of cities, including in mariupol where the ukrainians have said absolutely not. when you are negotiating or when president zelenskyy is negotiating with vladimir putin, if he does at some point, what could be on the table? >> well, i think the more realistic things, once again well have to s...