Everything you did from the family to the corporals to the generals. my pleasure, brian, thanks for having me. brian: the organization tunnel to towers honors those of fallen first responder families and now military families. frank siller s organization has delivered 350 mortgage:free homes. frank always great to see you in person. no one has to tell you to pause at 3 monday for those who served. my whole family will be saying a prayer at 3:00 p.m. to make sure we remember those who have given their lives for us. we are proud. we are delivering over 25
Everything you did from the family to the corporals to the generals. my pleasure, brian, thanks for having me. brian: the organization tunnel to towers honors those of fallen first responder families and now military families. frank siller s organization has delivered 350 mortgage:free homes. frank always great to see you in person. no one has to tell you to pause at 3 monday for those who served. my whole family will be saying a prayer at 3:00 p.m. to make sure we remember those who have given their lives for us. we are proud. we are delivering over 25
Maybe doing the same thing. that is very important. whether it is so important to deal with all the sergeants and corporals and privates and captain is majors and so one is and captain is majors and so one is a political decision and it does not necessarily have to happen quite so immediately, norwould necessarily have to happen quite so immediately, nor would it be possible for it to happen quite so quickly,. the case against putin is as clear as can be and is available on television on the trial may not last long, the trial against an individual soldierfor last long, the trial against an individual soldier for killing someone if there is no video of it or he does not abet it, might be much more difficult to prove and may take a much longer period of time. we should not mix up the two different trial processes, the leadership trial, it should happen and it should determine once and for all who is in the moral right and who is on the moral wrong, so that once the fighting has ceased, parties on both sides can move forward knowing where moraljustice
We know over four privates, four corporals and two sergeants from the same brigade. very brigade, by the way, awarded an honorary title by russian president vladimir putin and praised for their heroism and courage, don. ukraine saying russian forces are exerting intense fire across the eastern regions. cnn s nick payton walsh has our report on how quickly the battle is shifting between ukrainian resistance and russian control. reporter: if moscow had any surprises left in this war, it is along here. the other side of the river has been russia s for weeks, but here, the western side is caught in the fast-changing landscape of this week s push. that s the prize there, the dnipro river up past which on the left side bank here the russians are trying to push, wanting control of both sides of
Vehicles, artillery, rocket launchers, helicopters all of which, when combined with infantry, can have massive effect but which the russians have failed to master. the russian air force is 15 times bigger than ukraine s, yet they have failed to achieve supremacy in the skies. and finally, there s poor russian logistics and communications. russian soldiers have not always maintained their vehicles properly, meaning that many of them are breaking down. and when it comes to radios, a lot of them don t work, forcing them to use mobile phones which can be easily intercepted by the ukrainians. many of the russian soldiers fighting in ukraine thought they were just going on exercise like this one in belarus. that didn t give them enough time to prepare for battle. exercises never prepare troops properly for combat, so they were not combat ready, and that puts real strain on the non commissioned officers, the sergeants and the corporals, to get things ready in time, make sure the troops do theirjob properly. and in the russian army,
The sergeants and the corporals are renowned for their inefficiency, their corruption and the bad relationships they have with the soldiers. so everything that could go wrong more or less did go wrong. and today, a small victory for ukraine on the sea of azov. its forces claim to have destroyed a russian amphibious landing ship. russia still has plenty more ships, but the fact that ukrainians are still fighting back one month on shows russia has grossly underestimated them. frank gardner, bbc news. live now to our moscow correspondent, caroline davies. from president putin s point of view, this war is not going as he had planned or hoped. is he likely to change strategy do you think? fin is he likely to change strategy do ou think? , .,. , you think? on the surface, there is no suggestion you think? on the surface, there is no suggestion that you think? on the surface, there is no suggestion that the you think? on the surface, there is no suggestion that the authoritiesl no suggestion that the authorities are apologetic or have changed their view on this at all, and that is in the face of unprecedented sanctions,
Many of the russian soldiers fighting in ukraine thought they were just going on exercise like this one in belarus. that didn t give them enough time to prepare for battle. exercises never prepare troops properly for combat, so they were not combat ready, and that puts real strain on the non commissioned officers, the sergeants and the corporals, to get things ready in time, make sure the troops do theirjob properly. and in the russian army, the sergeants and the corporals are renowned for their inefficiency, their corruption and the bad relationships they have with the soldiers. so everything that could go wrong more or less did go wrong. and today, a small victory for ukraine on the sea of azov. its forces claim to have destroyed a russian amphibious landing ship. russia still has plenty more ships, but the fact that ukrainians are still fighting back one month on shows russia has grossly underestimated them. frank gardner, bbc news. let s go back to brussels now and our correspondentjessica parker. i think we ve got you this time? can
Yet they have failed to achieve supremacy in the skies. and finally, there s poor russian logistics and communications. russian soldiers have not always maintained their vehicles properly, meaning that many of them are breaking down. and when it comes to radios, a lot of them don t work, forcing them to use mobile phones which can be easily intercepted by the ukrainians. many of the russian soldiers fighting in ukraine thought they were just going on exercise like this one in belarus. that didn t give them enough time to prepare for battle. exercises never prepare troops properly for combat, so they were not combat ready, and that puts real strain on the non commissioned officers, the sergeants and the corporals, to get things ready in time, make sure the troops do theirjob properly. and in the russian army, the sergeants and the corporals are renowned for their inefficiency, their corruption and the bad relationships they have with the soldiers. so everything that could go wrong more or less did go wrong. and today, a small victory for ukraine on the sea of azov.
Things like armoured vehicles, artillery, rocket launchers, helicopters and warplanes, all of which when combined with the infantry can have a massive effect, but which the russians have apparently failed to co ordinate. and finally, there s poor russian logistics and communications. russian soldiers have not always maintained their vehicles properly, meaning that many of them are breaking down. and when it comes to radios, a lot of them don t work, forcing them to use mobile phones which can easily be intercepted by the ukrainians. many of the russian soldiers thought they were just going on exercise, like this one in belarus. that didn t give their ncos, the sergeants and corporals, enough time to prepare for battle. in the russian army, the sergeants and the corporals are renowned for their inefficiency, their corruption and the bad relationships they have with the soldiers. so, everything that could go wrong more or less did go wrong. russian military doctrine says if you can t advance into a city, you pummel it with artillery. that s what s happened
The sergeants and the corporals are renowned for their inefficiency, their corruption and the bad relationships they have with the soldiers. so, everything that could go wrong more or less did go wrong. russian military doctrine says if you can t advance into a city, you pummel it with artillery. that s what s happened to mariupol and other cities at huge humanitarian cost, but russia, too, has had thousands killed so far. what the west fears now is that to break the stalemate, the kremlin will resort to something as drastic as chemical or battlefield nuclear weapons to tip the odds in its favour. frank gardner, bbc news. katazhyna zysk is a professor at the norwegian institute for defence studies in oslo, but tonightjoins me from paris. thank you for having me. that last ruestion thank you for having me. that last question they re thank you for having me. that last question they re posed thank you for having me. that last question they re posed by - thank you for having me. that last question they re posed by frank i question they re posed by frank gardner, this threat of chemical, biological nuclear weapons, how