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Between its neighbors, and other places in europe. so there's a lot of different ways that weapons can get there. but this isn't, we're not at the point yet of some kind of, you know, russian kind of cuba-like quarantine where they somehow seal tup. we keep talking about russian control of areas, in ukraine, but i really want to emphasize that right now, the russians are occupiers. they only control the areas they happen to be standing in at any given moment. this is not, i think we have to be careful about assuming too much about what the russians are capable of. it's not like they're marchin...

Control of areas in the ukraine. but i want to emphasize that right now russia are occupying's. they don't -- get this is not -- we have to be careful about sue making too much about what the russians are capable of. it's not like they're going time after town, and the locals are saying you when! you run the city! that's not happening. the russians are basically marching in, and trying to control the streets and the highways that they are on. mostly for their own safety. >> tom nichols, peter baker, ambassador michael mcfaul. thank you all so much for coming back and staying up late with us. w...

0 we understand that it took 40 people and ten vehicles, now, from the ukrainian special services, to put out the fire. the fire now, we understand, was in a training building behind the plant. but look, not any less alarming when you look at that video, and you the plant. the other thing, there is nothing to, to guarantee that won't be some kind of russian counter attack. we have seen this time and time again, two russian tanks, two armored personnel carriers and it took civilians standing in the room to stop them from progressing and came back 12 hours later and we saw the sustained fire fig...

St Patrick's Athletic becoming contenders again amid best start in 13 seasons Stephen O’Donnell’s side lead the Premier Division standings with seven rounds of fixtures in the books. By Paul Dollery Friday 30 Apr 2021, 7:15 AM 14 hours ago 1,609 Views 1 Comment St Patrick's Athletic players celebrate after Matty Smith's goal in last week's win at Finn Harps. Image: Evan Logan/INPHO St Patrick's Athletic players celebrate after Matty Smit...

wetlands group marching FOLLOWING our recent look at local mumming, we continue our examination of the ancient, enduring folk tradition, and some of the variations seen in local mummer groups and figures. Past Christmases witnessed a mumming pageantry of drama, music, dance, song and poetry with mummers’ musicians, instruments, dancers, songsters and storytellers adding to the jollity of their nightly forays.  Whereas blowing hunting horns announced the mummers’ arrival, the Maguiresbridge Hogmanay men simply used a hairy ned, roped belt with attached empty syrup tin cans, pierced ...