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This area and in this area and also some more in the western part of kyiv. a lot of what the map doesn't show is that there are going to be a lot of individual engagements that are happening particularly in the western part, the northeastern part and the northwestern area just outside of the city. so what those individual engagements will show is that the ukrainians are moving forward into each of these different areas, and it really will depend on how well they do whether or not this map changes in terms of where we see the russian forces. >> i heard about this earlier and found it interestin...

Buildings, even the television antennas aren't lit. you can see the city dark. walking around there are still people out and i will give the viewers a little bit of a tour of lviv in our next hour. part of a bustling city and all of a sudden it shuts down and then at the end you'll see what i'm talking about, about the contrast from one place to another. >> yeah, that is really interesting because we have seen the russian forces move further west in some of their attacks. right near the polish border but yet people are still moving forward with life in lviv, ukraine, and you will show what's i...

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That would come to define him. channelling the anger, the frustration of south africa's downtrodden. in a letter to the white apartheid prime minister, tutu warned that "a people made desperate by injustice "and oppression will turn to desperate means." "i am frightened, dreadfully frightened," he wrote, "that we will soon reach a point of no return. "i wish to god that i am wrong." basicallyjust saying to him that if the government doesn't show, by some dramatic, symbolic act, that they are taking seriously ouranguish and our expression of it, that i had a nightmarish fear that we were going ...

A point of no return. "i wish to god that i am wrong." basicallyjust saying to him that if the government doesn't show, by some dramatic, symbolic act, that they are taking seriously our anguish and expression of it, that i had a nightmarish fear that we were going to have an explosion. and this was 1976, may. and he dismissed my letter contemptuously and, of course, something like a few weeks later, 16june happened, when violence, in fact, did erupt. the uprising that began among soweto high school students soon swept across the country. the fight against apartheid was now on the streets, see...