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>> the list goes on and on and on. frankly, it's the reason why i think the counteroffensive right now is not moving out quickly enough. on top of that, jake, as you began, they've been steering away or not supporting ukraine's drone attacks on moscow. why shouldn't ukraine respond to russia's attacks? they've been bombing hospitals, raping and killing, kidnapping children. i think it's important for i-95 to send a signal they want to bring this war back to russia. >> on sunday the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyy, says he thinks the u.s. will offer his country an israel-like relationship with similar security guarantees regardless of who is in the white house. do you see that happening? that does not sound like the attitude that either donald trump or ron desantis have about ukraine. >> i can't see it happening just
much for that, and we'll be going back to hear what the president has to say when those remarks begin. meantime, the war in ukraine appears to have entered a new phase, now increasingly reaching into russia. the latest on the string of drone attacks on moscow next on "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. have fun, sis! ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) can't stop adding stuff to your cart? get the bank of america customized cash rewards card, choose the online shopping category and earn 3% cash back.
means the only place in russia and russian —controlled territory where we had these attacks. i want to show you this map we have put together. we put together. we've done this by looking at russian media. you can see there is a cluster of attacks, we've got the drone attacks on moscow itself but if we come down to the bottom here to russian annexed crimea, for nine years it's been a russian hands, you can see the reported drone attacks there. if we could come up for the come on the border there, this is kharkiv, that part of ukraine, bottom attacks there. also towards this area, belarus. this gives you an indication of how the ukrainians have been using drones, notjust in moscow but across lots of different places within russia and russian —controlled territory. find places within russia and russian -controlled territory.— -controlled territory. and aside from all of _ -controlled territory. and aside from all of that, _ -controlled territory. and aside from all of that, with _ -controlled territory. and aside from all of that, with the - -controlled territory. and aside from all of that, with the drone j from all of that, with the drone attacks, there were also attacks from the water. tell me what both sides are saying about that? this is somethin: sides are saying about that? this is something we _ sides are saying about that? this is something we haven't _ sides are saying about that? this is something we haven't been - sides are saying about that? this is something we haven't been able i sides are saying about that? this is something we haven't been able to| something we haven't been able to verify because there isn't any video of it but certainly, we can tell you
striking notjust at indication about ukrainians orjust striking not just at the indication about ukrainians orjust striking notjust at the russian capital but other parts of russia itself and russian control territory. itself and russian controlled territory. two more updates. russia says it's also destroyed three ukrainian unmanned boats that were trying to attack two russian naval ships in the black sea. and drone attacks are taking place on ukraine too. in kharkiv, a college dormitory was hit by a drone overnight into tuesday. and more than 80 people were injured after this missile strike in krivyi rih on monday. an academicjournal. thank you both for coming on the programme. looking at two areas. firstly, the drone attacks on moscow, i want to spend a bit of time looking at the russian reaction to that and what i can tell
what they would do is modify it and improve the sites that are available on that and improve the structure of it so it is well—balanced and you may also improve the preach mechanism of it so you can actually put in a much stronger round and the raffle around itself which increases the accuracy and distance. that me askin: the accuracy and distance. that me asking about _ the accuracy and distance. that me asking about the _ the accuracy and distance. that me asking about the ukrainian - the accuracy and distance. that me asking about the ukrainian efforts. asking about the ukrainian efforts across the line of the drone attacks on moscow. it provoking russia for very little gain? i know a scenario where vladimir putin could use this and increase the patriotism in russia because the homeland is now under attack. russia because the homeland is now under attack-— under attack. there is the danger that he could _ under attack. there is the danger that he could leverage _ under attack. there is the danger that he could leverage the - under attack. there is the danger that he could leverage the typesl under attack. there is the danger.
-- that's, of course a, reference to stephen bandera, who is i ukrainian ash lust collaborated with not season world war ii -- don't support incursions by the ukrainian armed forces and -- not worth a penny, a reference, of course, to the fact that all of this comes after all those drone attacks on moscow were averted, but blamed by russia on ukraine. paula? >> interesting choice of words. there clare sebastian, you are going to be following the nato meeting for us and -- to australia, where there are some developing news, a judge has just dismissed the multi million dollar defamation lawsuit brought pry a highly decorated war veteran against several utterly newspapers. after the more than 100 days of hearings of the past year, the judge ruled the articles in fact did not defame ben roberts smith when they alleged he had a role in the unlawful killings of afghan prisoners. the judge found that the papers established substantial truth, in fact, in the number of
hey, i'mjulia hey, i'mjulia with the catch up. with the catch up. tonight — tonight — the latest in ukraine, the latest in ukraine, ai concerns, ai concerns, and peaty opens up to the bbc. but first, the government is trying to stop under—18s getting hold of vapes. they're set to close a loophole that allows shops to give them to children forfree. they're thinking about banning nicotine—free vapes for under—18s as well as harsher consequences for retailers breaking the law. a survey found that 11% of 11 to 17—year—olds have tried vaping. last week, these pupils told us how easy it is to buy them. walk in, ask them what flavour you want, they pass it to you, give them your money and walk back out — simple. responding to drone attacks on moscow, russian president vladimir putin has pointed the finger at ukraine, but they've denied any direct involvement. it's after four people were killed in russian strikes on ukraine overnight. artificial intelligence could lead to the extinction of humanity — that's the warning from experts, including
The United States does not encourage Ukraine to attack Russia and does not want to see the military conflict escalate, White House Strategic Communications Coordinator John Kirby said on Wednesday, following the recent drone attacks on Moscow.
>> definitely some type of a buffer zone given the activity that's been going. on as you, mentioned ukraine is pretty coy about whether or not it has anything to do with the attacks. but clearly, he chose them, on and yet it does seem that it's a level of escalation that not all the allies are comfortable with. >> it's a very delicate balance, paula when you see the donations of western weapons when it comes with an assurance from ukraine. they will not be used to. attack russian territory, this is a line where ukraine specialize have been unwilling to. cross to avoid the conflict escalating be on. ukraine, and obviously ukraine has not directly claimed responsibility for those drone attacks on moscow. on tuesday, nor is there any suggestion that the western weapons were. used but we still have the white house press secretary saying that we did not support any attacks instead of, russia period. although i will say the, uk foreign secretary had a slightly more nuanced approach. take a listen. >> ukraine does have the legitimate right to defend