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The inevitable, the russian forces overcoming them but there's a real feeling and we're seeing this in individual battles could push back the russians. so, i think mato does need do more in terms of more arms. we've sent close to 20,000 antitanks. we're finally getting, in addition to stingers, the so-called sa 300s that can take out the russian fighters and bombers at a lodge distance. well over half ukrainian air force is still flying. i think there is more. i'm glad to see the sanctioning of the russian parliament, the duma. and they will be held for war crimes as well. and i say this as a ...

In terms of banning oil and gas imports. i think on the fuel question, you are right that there is a two—speed effort going on. on some of the previous ones, though, in terms of sanctioning actual people — for example, the lawmakers in the duma who voted for — in favour of this — of recognising the breakaway republics, on different oligarchs and some of the other sanctions that have been applied, i think there was much more unanimity and a bit more synchronicity in terms of when they actually imposed these sanctions. and actually, although biden, you know, did announce this ban on oil ...

Our loved ones have got our backs. they won't get through here. quentin sommerville, bbc news, kharkiv. a powerful insight into life on the front lines. our thoughts did not thanks to quinton for that. our thoughts did not thanks to quinton for that. let's get more now on the diplomatic efforts to stop the war. both the us and the uk announced fresh sanctions against russian individuals and companies as the west tries to isolate moscow over its invasion of ukraine. washington is freezing the assets of 328 members of russia's lower house of parliament, the duma and 48 defence companies which it...

You and vera will be staying with me. jamie, before i let you go, i just wonder what the bbc�*s endgame here is? because if you are taking a position which actively undermines the wishes of russia's government, is the bbc in some way taking a position, as well, on whether that government should be in charge in russia, should be setting the rules in russia? well, of course, we don't have an editorial position on that. we are operating within the rules. you know, the media rules were changed in a real hurry towards the end of last week, very quick legislation passing through the duma. the bbc ...

European union. more than 300 members of the duma, oligarchs and russian defence companies that fuelled the russian war machine. in addition to the 100,000 us forces now stationed in europe to defend nato territory, nato established, as you already know, four new battle groups in romania, hungary, bulgaria and slovakia to reinforce the eastern front. putin was banking on nato being split. my early conversations in december and january it was clear to me he didn't think we could sustain this cohesion. nato has never, never been more united than it is today. putin is getting exactly the opposite...