The battlelines. tide as every day ukrainians take to the battlelines. the battlelines. we are all here. the battlelines. we are all here- our the battlelines. we are all here. our soldiers - the battlelines. we are all here. our soldiers are - the battlelines. we are all i here. our soldiers are here. the citizens i hear, and we are here. we defend our independence, that is how it will go. glory to our defenders, both male and female. glory to ukraine. but many also female. glory to ukraine. but many also try female. glory to ukraine. but many also try to female. glory to ukraine. but many also try to flee. thousands flood translations like this one in kyiv. a warning shot sounds out, as people desperately try to escape the conflict by any means possible. be it by car, foot or train, people had for the borders. fergal keane was in lviv. air raid sirens wail. here, people run to the train station is the sirens ring out. they look for shelter and for means of escape. platforms overflow with people wanting to get out.
Spin bowler of all time. the cost of gas in the uk is now 13 times what it was a year ago, because prices on wholesale markets have risen to record levels amid fears that supplies from russia could be cut off or restricted. it comes as the president of the world bank said that the war in ukraine was a catastrophe for the world, which would slow economic growth. faisal is one reports. faisal islam. the impact of this war 1500 miles away is starting to be felt everywhere. a price shock is coming on what we pay for our loaves of bread, anything that requires a tin or a can, on sunflower oil and, of course, it s here already in our use of petrol at the pumps and energy generally, especially gas, all of which are being hit by limits on what russia or ukraine are able to export. have a look at the price energy companies pay for the gas
Online tutorial of how to make petrol bomb. they only make small explosions. you could across ukraine, they are making larger impacts. the across ukraine, they are making larger impacts- larger impacts. the explosions are getting larger impacts. the explosions are getting louder larger impacts. the explosions are getting louder as larger impacts. the explosions are getting louder as russians| are getting louder as russians grow ever nearer. seizing this capital as the world looks on, is when our president putin was my prime objective, and everyone living here simply has no idea just how much force he is prepared to use to do that, and just how many people could die. children in the capital play in an underground world, mirroring the gruesome reality of what is unfolding above them. gunfire. overnight are now upsetting the familiar crackle of gunfire for many in ukraine. the reality of life of many in a country at war, sounding throughout the night. this is the quietest we
These signals. these signals. from the kremlin. these signals. from the kremlin, appointed - these signals. from the - kremlin, appointed message to the west. don t push russia. president putin summoned his military chiefs and gave them an order. . ,, . military chiefs and gave them an order. . ,, ~ ., , an order. translation: top officials of an order. translation: top officials of leading an order. translation: top officials of leading nato - officials of leading nato countries are making aggressive statements about our country, therefore i am ordering the minister of defence and the chief of the general staff to put the strategic nuclear forces on special alert. would putin really forces on special alert. would putin really use forces on special alert. would putin really use them? - forces on special alert. would putin really use them? he - putin really use them? he practised a week ago, overseeing exercises at russia s strategic deterrence forces. typically unsubtle hence to america and nato not to stand in his way over ukraine. to stand in his way over ukraine- to stand in his way over ukraine. , , ., ., ., ., ukraine. this is now an age of wartime leaders. ukraine. this is now an age of wartime leaders. former - wartime leaders. former ukrainian prime minister posted
The violence. the violence. putin is the aggressor. the violence. putin is the aggressor, putin - the violence. putin is the aggressor, putin chose i the violence. putin is the i aggressor, putin chose this war. and now he and his country will better consequences. tt is will better consequences. it is vital to the will better consequences. it is vital to the safety will better consequences. it is vital to the safety of will better consequences. it is vital to the safety of every nation vital to the safety of every nation that putin s squalid venture nation that putin s squalid venture should ultimately fail and be venture should ultimately fail and be seen to fail. the venture should ultimately fail and be seen to fail. and be seen to fail. the un security council and be seen to fail. the un security council held - and be seen to fail. the un security council held a - and be seen to fail. the un i security council held a surreal emergency session to discuss the actions of one of its own. the current council president, a russian, as the secretary general called for peace. president putin, stop your troops from attacking ukraine. give peace a chance. too many people have already died. while leaders discussed, people have already died. while leaders discussed, armed - leaders discussed, armed convoys rolled across ukraine. sirens quickly became the norm for many here. in
Journalists on the ground across ukraine and russia. orla guerin was in ukraine s capital as it came under siege. fix, guerin was in ukraine s capital as it came under siege.- as it came under siege. a day has changed as it came under siege. a day has changed everything - as it came under siege. a day has changed everything for. has changed everything for ukraine, and for security in europe. ukrainians were not safe in their own homes. here, the aftermath of a strike on a block of flats in kharkiv, ukraine s second city. missile fragments now on display in the playground. like many here, natalia is trying to comprehend what has befallen ukraine, trying to work out how to protect her two year old, karina. translation: we are shocked. we are totally shocked. we are totally shocked. we are afraid for our children. for ourfamilies. tess children. for our families. as russian children. for ourfamilies. as russian attacks grow in intensity, western leaders impose sanctions and condemn
Is eerily quiet. then. the whole of is eerily quiet. then. the whole of luhansk- is eerily quiet. then. the whole of luhansk and - is eerily quiet. then. tue: whole of luhansk and don is eerily quiet. then. tte: whole of luhansk and don yates, which represents. mr whole of luhansk and don yates, which represents. . . which represents. air raid sirens wail. which represents. air raid sirens wail. we which represents. air raid sirens wail. we have - which represents. air raid sirens wail. we have just. which represents. air raid - sirens wail. we have just heard sirens wail. we havejust heard a siren go for the first time, we haven t heard that before. this is a very worrying warning for people in the capital city, and beyond. this is what the fear had been all along. after weeks of uncertainty, - fear had been all along. after| weeks of uncertainty, russia s president, vladimir putin, addressed the nation, around 6am moscow time. translation: we will strive for the demilitarisation and de nazification of ukraine. russia cannot feel safe, develop and exist with a constant threat emanating from the territory of modern ukraine. the territory of modern ukraine- the territory of modern ukraine. vladimir putin declares ukraine. vladimir putin declares war ukraine. vladimir putin declares war on - ukraine. vladimir putin. declares war on ukraine. ukraine. vladimir putin - declares war on ukraine. over the next 20 minutes, we will look back at the week that changed history, with bbc
Ukraine s president calls it the price forfreedom. it is tangible just how enormous that price is. tangible ust how enormous that rice is. . ,, . ~ tangible ust how enormous that rice is. s ,, ~ ~ ., price is. translation: we are fi . htint. price is. translation: we are fighting- just price is. translation: we are fighting. just for price is. translation: we are fighting. just for our price is. translation: we are fighting. just for our land. - (crying) and for ourfreedom. and for our freedom. a show of sohdafi and for our freedom. a show of solidarity from and for our freedom. a show of solidarity from the and for our freedom. a show of solidarity from the european i solidarity from the european parliament, a standing ovation. then the president was off to lead the defence of his country. below ground in our bomb shelter, the adrenaline has run out. people are visibly tired. visibly upset from everything that is going on. and when you come up, it is this. empty. and you can feel the tension. moscow has urged people living here to leave as it lists new targets, but for so many people, that s not an option. in broad daylight,
Basement in the centre of kyiv, bbc correspondentjames bbc correspondent james waterhouse reflects bbc correspondentjames waterhouse reflects on reports of our lives across ukraine have changed forever in the last seven days. shouting. explosions. gunfire. ukraine wakes after a night of explosions. this is the capital city, kyiv. people are on high alert. tension is high. but it
Like a tidal wave of price pressures which are going to hit home. energy s going up. how are we meant to live? food prices have gone up everything has gone up. i m definitely trying to drive less because, yeah, itjust costs so much to fill up my car now compared to what it did a year ago. food prices at these levels have in the past destabilised many poorer countries, some of which are dependent directly on ukraine s farms for their food, as the president of the world bank told the bbc. what it is is a catastrophe for russia, for ukraine and for their neighbours and the rest of the world will need to adjust very rapidly in order to go forward. the economic shock waves of this conflict hitting well beyond the black sea. faisal islam, bbc news. now on bbc news, from a