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The kremlins position towards ukraine has barely moved since the day this invasion began, two and a half 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. us army retired majorjohn spencer is the chair of urban warfare studies at, madison policy forum and the author of connected soldiers. he says russian forces in ukraine face a tough road ahead. i...

Demands— repression until ukraine meets their demands and a list of those demands is a surrender. and this is why it is a surrender. and this is why it is not. _ is a surrender. and this is why it is not. why— is a surrender. and this is why it is not. why it _ is a surrender. and this is why it is not, why it is not acceptable to us. ~ . ., is not, why it is not acceptable to us, ~ ., is not, why it is not acceptable to us. ., .,. us. welcome our diplomatic correspondent _ us. welcome our d...

You are seeing the video footage the same as we are. we know thats the tactic they are trying to force the surrender of ukrainians in these cities. thats not working the ukrainians are the counter attacking in places like kyiv and mykolaiv in the south. that appears to be what they are trying to do. whether they are trying to negotiate -- im sorry not negotiate. whether they are trying to gain leverage at the negotiating in terms of these attacks that could be one outcome it could be the sign of...

Displaced by all of this and weve seen the deaths of children as the russian what i call army of terrorists continue to target civilians. ukraine, though, is not settling for a surrender here. do they settle for a walled-off version of their country? >> well, obviously the ukrainians and russians will have to work through this. from all of their statements is far you can see that thats a non-starter. the ukrainians have been much more successful than the russians had planned on and most people i...

Reporting coming from it. a lot of the destruction has been around the port of mauripol here. russian forces have now reached the centre of that city, but there are around 100,000—plus civilians still trapped in it. and some of the defenders there are some of the most die—hard ukrainian defenders who are going to fight theyre refusing to surrender, theyre not prepared to be captured and theyre going to fight to the death. the reason why thats so important is for russia to link up its forces ...

Whats left of their bodies were scarcely recognisable. and so, the hypothesis has to be that the russians were killing people on the road, and they were trying to burn the evidence to get rid of it. now of those bodies, there were only three, and i look very closely at them all, there were only three wearing recognisable military uniforms. everybody else was in civilian clothes. find uniforms. everybody else was in civilian clothes.— uniforms. everybody else was in civilian clothes. and there...

Japanese parliament stressing pressure on russians is the path to world peace. steve, ainsley and brian? >> steve: mr. tobin, let me ask you this, the secretary general of the united nations says that he sees progress coming into view that could actually settle the conflict. but there is no real talk between the two size in public at this point. and nobody really thinks that russia is ready to compromise. where are we with these peace talks? >> well, the latest we have heard from the russian sid...

In the pentagon here called long range fires bombardment from afar, whether thats cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, artillery fire . theyre lobbing an awful lot of hardware into these cities to try to to to force their surrender. and its increased over the last few days. >> lets go now to retired general mick mcguire, former f-16 pilot, once head of arizona national guard. hes also trained ukrainian officers. general, first of all, thank you for your service and given your knowledge of the uk...

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Russian-controlled territory of the donbas, so they are already sort of digging in politically, militarily, and i just dont see them letting anyone in, whether its humanitarian workers or anyone who could help those civilians. >> and simon, what is the russian military strategy that incorporates the targeting and the starving and the cruel treatment of civilians, including children? >> its hard to get your head around that. as just a human being or a military strategist or anyone. but it seems l...