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handed out by russia. >> translator: as a result of the sneaky terror stacked today our colleague, my friend dimitri has died. >> reporter: he would die in the final days of russia's occupation of kherson city which ended three weeks ago. kherson was the only regional capital to fall to russia but its population made sure that the invaders were unwelcome from the start. that's incoming. in the last hour or so that we've been here in kherson there's been a constant shelling backwards and forwards. almost all of that shelling will ultimately rely on somebody on the ground telling the gunner where to drop those bombs. >> reporter: he was a young father and this warehouse wrecked because of him. >> translator: the russian
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>> translator: they're wasted. it had only been a few days since they entered the city. i finished the first one immediately and caught up with the other one and killed them on the spot. >> reporter: archie was only 19 when the russians captured his city in march with a friend he drove around the city gathering intelligence to send to ukraine's armed forces. >> translator: at least ten russians were slaughtered every night. i wasn't the only one in kherson. there were a lot of athletic and partisan guys. >> reporter: for eight months ukrainian partisans waged a psychological war against the occupiers and collaborators targeting ukrainians that took top posts handed out by russia. >> translator: as a result of a sneaky terror stack today, our colleague my friend dimitri died. >> reporter: he would die in the final days of the occupation that ended three weeks ago.
well as candles, torches, and head lamps. natalia has improvised light from a water bottle and her iphone. downtown it's dire for businesses too. every beauty salon operates on hair dryers for that blowout and of course water to wash out the shampoo and the dye. olena is taking her chances today. >> translator: i might have to go home to dry it but it's fine. >> reporter: just one floor here has power and the others are dark. before the war, hair house had 150 clients a day. now it's more like 50, and the salon has lost 60% of its revenue. but as dimitri, the commercial manager, tells me, they keep calm and carry on. >> we believe that we should work even without light, even without things, we should help our army, we should help our people, and we will do our job
a case when your country is unl unleashing under false pretense, made up predatory war against its neighbor ruling 1,000 years of relations just because a person wants to inscribe his name in the history books as somebody who reunited the once and later lost lands. >> that person being putin. dimitri, thanks for coming on the show. we really appreciate your time. we'll be right back. into the heart of iconic cities is a journey for the curious traveler, one that manany have yet to discover. exploring with v viking brings you closer to the world, to the history, the culture, the flavors, a serene river voyage on an elegant viking longship. learn more at viking.com it's the subway series menu! 12 irresistible subs... like #11 subway club.
anthony removed the first count over a technicality. danchenko is the man government says was the prior sub source for a british spy christopher steele who compiled the infamous dossier into destroying donald trump. he lied to an fbi agent when he said he did not quote talks to democratic political operative charles dolan about the seal dossier. it proved he gave information the end up in the dossier but technically they communicated via e-mail, they didn't talk and why the judge throughout that charge. dolan is a witness and has connections to russia according to two employees on the stand specifically to dimitri, the two employees claim robert mueller investigation team stopped efforts to investigate or interview dolan. another moment in court last week special agent kevin, and
audience, which is an audience of people from whom he perceives a potential threat. right? and his perception brought is always exaggerating. he is much more afraid of protests, much more afraid of dissent that is warranted. by the regime on the way it's constructed. >> we also hearing from dimitri -- former prime minister, former president, the deputy on the national security council, in russia. he posted on telegram that the security of washington london and brussels, it's much more important that from the north atlantic headlines from the fate of a dying ukraine which no one needs, overseas -- demagogues are not going to pursue a nuclear powers apocalypse. there was all the use of any weapon, any weapon, in the current conflict. is he still speaking for putin? is this abuse of vladimir putin? and i guess, how confident are there in moscow that they will be no nuclear retaliation? is that ironclad guarantee, in
water mark on this video. it is a symbol of a russian news outlet. the young man here, his name is dimitri, he's a student, in this video, he's telling the reporter how he got his draft notice that morning. they told him to come to the military office at 3 pm. he didn't think he'd qualify for the draft because he's a student. so he thought he would just clear that mistake up and be on his way, but once he got to the military office, he was told that he would be leaving for training immediately, with no notice. at the time of that interview, dimitri had called his mother in the hopes of saying goodbye, but she was stuck at work. it all happened so fast, he wasn't sure if he would get to see her. this bizarre dance routine in military uniform was part of another pro russia rally today. it was held in crimea, the part of ukraine that russia already annexed by a stage referendum back in 2014. this rally was also in support of the referendum being held today in the four other ukrainian regions that russia has captured in this war. again, if you watch russian tv today, you would see plenty of footage portraying residents of these regions happily voting to
news outlet. the young man here, his name is dimitri, he's a student, in this video, he's telling the reporter how he got his draft notice that morning. they told him to come to the military office at 3 pm. he didn't think he'd qualify for the draft because he's a student. so he thought he would just clear that mistake up and be on his way, but once he got to the military office, he was told that he would be leaving for training immediately, with no notice. at the time of that interview, dimitri had called his mother in the hopes of saying goodbye, but she was stuck at work. it all happened so fast, he wasn't sure if he would get to see her. this bizarre dance routine in military uniform was part of another pro russia rally today. it was held in crimea, the part of ukraine that russia already
for the draft because he's a student. so he thought he would just clear that mistake up and be on his way, but once he got to the military office, he was told that he would be leaving for training immediately, with no notice. at the time of that interview, dimitri had called his mother in the hopes of saying goodbye, but she was stuck at work. it all happened so fast, he wasn't sure if he would get to see her. this bizarre dance routine in military uniform was part of another pro russia rally today. it was held in crimea, the part of ukraine that russia already annexed by a stage referendum back in 2014. this rally was also in support of the referendum being held today in the four other ukrainian regions that russia has captured in this war. again, if you watch russian tv today, you would see plenty of footage portraying residents of these regions happily voting to become a part of russia. meanwhile, we are already getting reports that armed russian soldiers are collecting votes door to door. one reason -- one resident told the bbc that you have to answer verbally and the soldier marks the answer on the sheets and keeps it.