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hitting civilian areas that are of course targeted, have been targeted by very high precision missiles. but on the ground it is a much bloodier and more brutal conflict. if we look at what is going on south of bakhmut, there have been now for nearly a week i'd say, incremental but significant gains by advancing ukrainian troops as they punch through the south of that very bitterly contested area. more significantly is what is going on on the southern front between zaporizhzhia which is ukrainian held and the city of donetsk which is russian held and occupied since 2014-2015. that is that the ukrainians are making significant but small gains as they try to get through these very strong, very deep russian defense lines. the reason for that, wolf, is that they want to be able to push through, cut off the southern front from the eastern
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audience laughs ..ukrainian people... but for now, ukrainian fighters on the ground in bakhmut still seem ready to fight their invaders every inch of the way, with russia paying a much higher and bloodier price. james landale, bbc news, kyiv. the united nations and iranian authorities have announced an agreement that would allow un officials to carry out further inspections of tehran�*s nuclear programme. the announcement was made at the end of a two—day visit to the capital, by the head of international atomic energy agency, rafael grossi. his trip followed the discovery of traces of uranium, enriched to an almost weapon—grade level, at an underground nuclear plant in iran. here's mr grossi speaking earlier, after he arrived back in vienna. in the first place, the interactions we have in the inspections, the normal inspection activity, and what is expected from iran.
audience in india laughed at russia's foreign minister. you know, the war which we are trying to stop, and which was launched against us using ukraine... audience laughs ..ukrainian people... but for now, ukrainian fighters on the ground in bakhmut still seem ready to fight their invaders every inch of the way, with russia paying a much higher and bloodier price. james landale, bbc news, kyiv. iran has agreed to give united nations inspectors more access to its nuclear facilities. the head of the un's nuclear watchdog held talks in tehran after the discovery of uranium enriched to near weapons—grade level at an underground site. china's annual parliamentary session has opened in beijing and the chinese premier li keqiang is delivering the government's work report.
for sergei shoigu, russia's defence minister, making a flying visit to his forces in eastern ukraine, seizing bakhmut would be a rare military victory for him and his bosses in the kremlin. and perhaps a much—needed diplomatic boost, after an international audience in india laughed at russia's foreign minister. the war which we are trying to stop, and which was launched against us using ukraine... audience laughs ..ukrainian people... but for now, ukrainian fighters on the ground in bakhmut still seem ready to fight their invaders every inch of the way, with russia paying a much higher and bloodier price. james landale, bbc news, kyiv. israel has seen the largest protests so far against the government's planned judicial reforms.
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the war which we are trying to stop, and which was launched against us using ukraine... audience laughs ..ukrainian people... but for now, ukrainian fighters on the ground in bakhmut still seem ready to fight their invaders every inch of the way, with russia paying a much higher and bloodier price. james landale reporting. the united nations and iranian authorities have announced an agreement that would allow un officials to carry out further inspections of tehran�*s nuclear programme. the announcement was made at the end of a two—day visit to the capital, by the head of international atomic energy agency, rafael grossi. his trip followed the discovery of traces of uranium, enriched to near weapons—grade level, at an underground nuclear plant in iran. here's mr grossi speaking
fighters on the ground in bakhmut still seem ready to fight their invaders every inch of the way, with russia paying a much higher and bloodier price. james landale, bbc news, kyiv. i'm joined now by michael mackay, canadian defence analyst who writes about the war in ukraine. thanks forjoining us. firstly, there has been a lot of conflicting messages about how strategic bakhmut actually is. what is your view? my view as it is not very strategic. it is not a railhead, it is not a major industrial centre, as your report said, it is a city of about 75,000 people. in the overall battle front, it is not significant, so i think the analysts who report that it is of little strategic value are