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He was beaten so badly, he died in custody. his mother has evidence denis was tortured by russia's fsb security service. translation: but they simply beat him to death. _ they tied him to a door, wrapped tape around his head and they beat my son so badly that his ribs were broken by the first blow. they pierced his lungs, he couldn't move. he couldn't lie down or even stand. i asked the fsb how denis died. they didn't respond. but it looks like the fight back for kherson has begun. ukraine says it's destroying russian ammunition depots, hitting key bridges to disrupt their supply lines.

Wrapped tape around his head and they beat my son so badly that his ribs were broken by the first blow. they pierced his lungs. he couldn't move. he couldn't lie down or even stand. i asked the fsb how denis died. they didn't respond. explosions but it looks like the fight back for kherson has begun. ukraine says it's destroying russian ammunition depots, hitting key bridges to disrupt their supply lines. weapons from the west are starting to make a difference here. and so — this fighter tells me — is the resistance. he had to flee kherson to escape arrest for his own activity behind the l...

Russia's fsb security service. translation: but they simply beat him to death. _ they tied him to a door, wrapped tape around his head and they beat my son so badly that his ribs were broken by the first blow. they pierced his lungs. he couldn't move. he couldn't lie down or even stand. i asked the fsb how denis died. they didn't respond. explosions but it looks like the fight back for kherson has begun. ukraine says it's destroying russian ammunition depots, hitting key bridges to disrupt their supply lines. weapons from the west are starting to make a difference here. and so — this fighter...

Russia. 0bviously, local population aboutjoining russia. obviously, a referendum that would be conducted in pretty sham conditions. for political and strategic reasons, it is an objective for the ukrainian military, it is a place of work that ukrainians feel they can begin to roll back russian advances. because of the way kherson is located on the north side of the dnipro river, connected to parts of russian —controlled territory, ukrainians feel by damaging them beyond operation, they can isolate the russian troops on that side of the river and ultimately, retake the city. i say ultimately,...

Certainly showing the ability to cause damage to russian logistics and supply routes and ammunition depots using their newly acquired western equipment. what they haven't yet shown their ability to do is retake significant areas of ground. that would be the next stage. if this proves as much of a turning point as it seems at this stage, do you think we might see a shift in military tactics oran approach to negotiations as a result? let's put negotiations on hold for a moment because i think it's going to take a lot more than that to force a kind of negotiated settlement but a change of tactics...