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All of the transfer news of the day. ukraine is bracing for a possible wave of heightened russian aggression, after us officials warned russia is likely to step up attacks on civilian infrastructure and government buildings. tomorrow is ukraines independence day, which also marks six months since russias full invasion of the country. in the capital kyiv, public events have been banned. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse says the atmosphere in the city ahead of independence day shows a ma...

Saying that they think russia will up its attacks on government buildings and infrastructure and i think there is a precedent here. throughout the eight years of aggression russia has imposed on ukraine, its around this time of year, around ukraines independence day, that it increases its operations. historically, it was through militants in the east of the country. things could not be more different today. also, we have an update on the biggest nuclear power station in europe. i have spoken to ...

Be prepared in this case to the maximum. to celebrate independence day, they need full preparation for it. russia does not have conventional military sources for an unexpected military attack but it does not mean that russia will not attack. it means that they would attack. it means that they would attack rather unconventionally with attack rather unconventionally with a range of tools from information to terror. my expectation personally is that russia will use propaganda and increase its use o...

Despite the risk that shelling there could break out at any time. i am joined now by oleksii izhak, ukrainian security analyst and head of department at the national institute for strategic studies. thank you very much for being with us on bbc news today. lets start with that warning from the united states that there could be an increase in attacks on civilian infrastructure in ukraine. how credible do think that warning is and what of attacks might be envisaged? in and what of attacks might be ...

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