Summit here in bali are likely to meet in the coming hours to discuss the latest developments. the explosion happened during a wave of russian mikhail missile attacks. this isn t bbc news. it s newsday. this is. hello and welcome to the programme. it s seven in the morning here in bali and the 620 summit is getting under way for its second day. the first day was dominated by conversations around the war in ukraine, and today, leaders will wake up to more discussions about that as well. there are reports that two people in poland i have been killed by missiles. this comes as russian forces have launched missile
mikhail, i wish you the best. thank you. thank you very much. coming up, the capitol rioter who dragged then d.c. police officer michael fanone into the mob where he was tasered and beaten learns his fate today. how long he is expected to be in prison, and what officer fanone said to the court right before the sentencing. we ll talk to officer fanone, next.
yeah, richard barron, really pre-shaded, thank, you richard. you re welcome. coming, out russian president, vladimir putin, speaking out against the west at the same time claiming the war in ukraine will be good for russia in the end. up next, we will talk to a russian college student who says he fled the country after russian paramilitary police stormed his apartment for calling out the brutality in ukraine. during a major speech and president vladimir putin took aim at western powers, accusing him of seeking local domination, blaming them for the world s conflicts, including his invasion of ukraine. it also said the world faces the most dangerous decades since the end of world war ii. in addition, he denied any plans to use nuclear weapons against ukraine and said, the war will be better for russia s future. obviously, that optimism is not shared by all russians, including college student, mchale, after seeing the atrocities caused by russian forces in bucha, he spray-painted the words, putin equals war on a wall. two days later, he says police tracked him down, interrogated, him beat him. once he was released, he decided it was time to flee russia. he joins us tonight from paris. mikhail, after you hear the knock on your door, you opened it. the police came in, what happened? well, it was quite simple. i was detained, i was put on the ground, i was showed the warrant for the search of my flat and the search proceeded. it was quite fast stand seemed like a bad dream, to be fair. i understand, they brought you to the police station and
Two different polish detention facilities. i know you were eventually able to make to it france where you are today. what happens to you now? and what do you think about what is happening in russia today? right now i m awaiting the decision for the asylum from french authorities. i m really grateful for french authorities because they conceded my case for the transfer. and right now what happens in russia, i m watching closely what happens in russia, and it is to be fair, it is really hard for me, because it is my home, and it is it s being destroyed right now. as we speak. mikhail, if you don t get asylum in france, what happens? then i will get back to russia, and i will go to prison. it is simple.
Be better. mikhail, after seeing the atrocities caused in bucha, he spray painted the words putin equals war on a wall. two days later tracked him down, interrogated him and beat him. once he was released, he decided it was time to flee russia. mikhail joins us tonight from russia. mikhail, after you heard the knock on your door, you opened it. the police came in. what happened? well, it was quite simple. i was detained. i was put on the ground. i was shown and order, the warrant for search of my flat. and the search proceeded. it was quite fast, and seemed like a bad dream, to be fair. i understand they brought you to the police station. an investigator questioned you. once he was finished, three men came into the room. what happened?