Of certain circumstances, this escalation could go as high as a nuclear war. and what about the russian public? surveys show that escalation is sparking growing anxiety. people here were worried about the missile strikes on ukraine and the attack on the crimean bridge. they shouldn t have blown up the bridge, nikolai says. it was a big mistake. i don t support shelling civilian targets, but we had to respond. now, though, iworry about things escalating. it s very bad for ukrainians, of course. i m really sorry about them and i don t know what to say it s awful. the kremlin feels no public pressure to change course. for now, that gives president putin a free hand to act however he wants, and that means continued confrontation. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow.
Our crime from ukrainian conviction. recently liberated town here, ukrainian troops cart away ammunition and armored vehicles abandoned as moscow s forces fled. we fight for our land, for hur children. this serviceman says, adding, all this comes at a very high price. it s a price paid daily by ordinary ukrainians. mclye and alexander traveling in a convoy of civilians trying to escape russian-occupied kubiask. they came under fire. 24 were killed. i lost consciousness and woking unby screaminging of children, he says. nikolai shot in the leg trying to escape saying his son died while driving the lead car. his head fell on the steering wheel of the car, he says, but he managed to press the brake and stop the vehicle.
In his evening address, the ukrainian president pointed to the growing understanding that russia made a mistake by starting this war. meanwhile, billionaire elon musk tweeting his own solicited peace plan to end russia s war in ukraine, asking his more than 100 million twitter followers to vote it, president zelenskyy asking his citizens which elon musk they like more, one who supports ukraine or the one who supports russia. the cost of russian aggression climbs. nikolai was traveling in a convoy of civilians trying to escape russian-occupied towns when they came under fire, killing 24, including a pregnant woman. he says he was shot in the leg trying to escape. his son died while driving the lead car. his head fell on the steering wheel of the car, he says, but he managed to press the brake and stop the vehicle. when i saw his car, it was on
Prince Nikolai of Denmark has been left "shocked and confused" over his grandmother Queen Margrethe s decision to strip him and his siblings of their royal titles.
MOSCOW (AP) – A top Russian security official declared yesterday on a visit to China that the Kremlin considers beefing up ties with Beijing as a top policy goal. Secretary of the national Security Council chaired by Russian President Vladimir Putin, Nikolai Patrushev, described the “strengthening of comprehensive partnership and strategic cooperation with Beijing as […]
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The area is, broadly speaking, between the capital kyiv and lviv in the west of the country. local police say around 90 people are wounded with many of them in a serious condition after an office block and people s homes were damaged. our political correspondent joe inwood is in kyiv. i know you ve just had an air raid sirens sounding there so if you have to go, you have to go, but tell us the latest if you can. yeah, victoria. the latest if you can. yeah, victoria, we ve the latest if you can. yeah, victoria, we ve had - the latest if you can. yeah, victoria, we ve had air - the latest if you can. yeah, victoria, we ve had air raid | the latest if you can. yeah, - victoria, we ve had air raid sirens right across the country, downing nikolai if there was a missile strike just minutes before you came to me, we had sirens here, but it s in vinnytsia that the most serious attack seems to have taken place. those three missiles were fired from a russian submarine in the black sea, according to the ukrainians, and have struck with devastating consequences. 20 people killed including three children. we understand that 15 people are missing and many, many more are
We try to explain boom boom, it s only loud car passing by. ivan s mother senya shows where they live. neighbors who left the city of slovyansk let them move into their ground floor apartment because it s safer. the hallway is full of bottled water. the bathtub is full there has been no running water here for weeks. as the air raid siren blares, those who remain behind wait for food supplies at a distribution center. we re staying, says zenaida. my neighbor has a well. have i dogs and two cats. my husband has diabetes. 64-year-old nikolai shrugs off the danger of staying put. where can i go if they bomb everywhere, he asks me. you can t escape your fate. she fled her village nearby on the front lines.
Witness the interrogation. with our camera present, protocols are followed to the letter. he s told why he s arrested for high treason during martial law and confesses on the spot to spying. he said he was allegedly recruited online, gets orders from a messaging app by someone called nikolai. the suspect got about $10 for alleged spying which included locations of military units in the town. according to an alleged exchange between he and his handler, the suspect was arrested midmission.