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Programme. that was the director of humanitarian assistance at the ukrainian education platform. let's now go to patricia lewis who can tell us more about the developments that we have seen in the last 24—hour is. so intense shelling of that nuclear power plant in the south of the country and there has been international condemnation and concerned about what that means for the international community, the region under this new form of warfare because, of course, we had president zelinsky say that this is a form of nuclear terror. doctor patricia lewis, she is a nuclear physicist and arms con...

With me now is dr patricia lewis, who leads the international security programme at chatham house. a nuclear physicist by background. dr lewis, thank you forjoining us. western intelligence would appear to have been pretty correct about president putin �*s actions in recent weeks, so these warnings then about the potential use of chemical weapons, surely we should take them very seriously?— very seriously? yes, i think we should. very seriously? yes, i think we should- we — very seriously? yes, i think we should. we don't _ very seriously? yes, i think we should. we don't seem - very ser...

Not since Cold War showdowns such as the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 -- when the U.S. and the Soviet Union came close to full-scale confrontation -- has the risk of nuclear warfare been as high as now.

(Bloomberg) -- Not since Cold War showdowns such as the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 -- when the U.S. and the Soviet Union came close to full-scale confrontation -- has the risk of nuclear warfare been as high as now.

Western officials and strategists say that there are good reasons to fear Moscow potentially using unconventional and outlawed weapons.