You can imagine how heartbroken they were. and deprived of the right to talk to their father. and this is the kind of psychological torture thatis the kind of psychological torture that is being used against people who were isolated from their loved ones and deprived of the right to normally communicate with the loved ones or their opposition to the regime. it ones or their opposition to the reaime. , . , ., ones or their opposition to the reaime. , ., , ., ., ., regime. it is really hard to imagine auoin regime. it is really hard to imagine going there regime. it is really hard to imagine going there went regime. it is really hard to imagine going there went vladimir- regime. it is really hard to imagine going there went vladimir is - going there went vladimir is going there. when you see the sentencing of navalny today, 19 years, as he said, your husband received 25 years recently do you have any hope that perhaps things could change in the future that they may be released earlier? i future that they may be released earlier? . , ,., , future that they may be released earlier? . , , ., ., , earlier? i absolutely have hope, because there earlier? i absolutely have hope, because there are earlier? i absolutely have hope, because there are people - earlier? i absolutely have hope, because there are people like i because there are people like navalny, like my husband and like thousands and thousands of russian
Authoritarian regime. said, let s get rid of this authoritarian reaime. ., ,, , ., , authoritarian regime. thank you very much for that authoritarian regime. thank you very much for that analysis authoritarian regime. thank you very much for that analysis on authoritarian regime. thank you very much for that analysis on the - much for that analysis on the election in turkey. russia has launched another big air attack on kyiv. the ukrainian military said it shot down 52 out of 5a drones aimed at the capital overnight. one man was killed by falling debris and several fires broke out. russia has stepped up its attacks on kyiv over the past month, using barrages of drones and missiles in an attempt to overwhelm the city s defences. russia has warned that western supplies of weapons to ukraine risk escalating the war. russia s ambassador to the uk, andrei kelin, told the bbc his country had enormous resources and it was yet to act very seriously . he spoke to the bbc s laura kuenssberg. it s a big idealistic mistake to think that ukraine may prevail. russia is 16 times bigger than ukraine. we have enormous resources. and we can, we, hasn tjust started yet to act very, very seriously. you haven t yet started
These installations, again, the rsf, and then goes on again, so, they go in and out, in out of these installations, it is not a war of control. but a permanent cat and mouse game. in khartoum it has spread to basically all bigger sudanese cities, also in darfur and others. but darfur, of course, a location of terrible atrocities in the past, committed by the erstwhile regime. the past, committed by the erstwhile reaime. , ., , regime. and i believe the generals in question regime. and i believe the generals in question were regime. and i believe the generals in question were somewhat - regime. and i believe the generals i in question were somewhat complicit as well in that. so, tell me about khartoum itself and the practicalities of getting people out of their, in geographical terms, is that straightforward? ida. of their, in geographicalterms, is that straightforward? of their, in geographicalterms, is that straightforward? no, it is not. the problem that straightforward? no, it is not. the problem is that straightforward? no, it is not. the problem is that that straightforward? no, it is not. the problem is that you that straightforward? no, it is not. the problem is that you can - the problem is that you can absolutely not say who is doing what, and you cannot easily negotiate corridors. this was always going on over the last days, negotiating safe corridors for people who get evacuated, but this proved to be almost impossible. in
Within the un security council like china and russia. yes, as ou like china and russia. yes, as you point like china and russia. yes, as you point out. like china and russia. yes, as you point out, it like china and russia. yes, as you point out, it looks - like china and russia. yes, as you point out, it looks like - like china and russia. yes, as you point out, it looks like an| you point out, it looks like an intractable situation. going forward, what is your sense of what might happen here? the reaime what might happen here? the regime will what might happen here? tue: regime will continue because both sides have vowed to crush the other. the regime achieved just last month vowed that he would crush justice because they blamed, you know, the opposition and they claimed they needed to bring back the country to be back to stability, but the opposition side also noted the regime, the military has repeatedly kind of seized power so they need to crush it. because both sides claim that 2023 would be a decisive year for them, so we would see the fighting would become more intense in coming months. . , months. that was the bbc s means service months. that was the bbc s means service at months. that was the bbc s means service at soe - months. that was the bbc s means service at soe win i months. that was the bbc s i means service at soe win tan speaking to me a little earlier. the brazilian president begins his visit to china. it will arrive in shanghai on wednesday before travelling to beijing where he
Difference, at least to some people in the country? exactly. the iranian reaime in the country? exactly. the iranian regime actually in the country? exactly. the iranian regime actually killed in the country? exactly. the iranian regime actually killed 500 - in the country? exactly. the iranian regime actually killed 500 innocentj regime actually killed 500 innocent protesters. they arrested more than 22,000 of them, and they hanged five of them. but still, you don t see that people are giving up the fight against islamic republic. i have to tell you that what actually makes iranian people angry is that they see that the us government, and some of the european countries, they are trying to get back to the negotiation table. they are trying to get a nuclear deal. so when the islamic republic don t see any consequences, when they are not being punished for their own crimes, there is no reason for them to stop killing innocent people or to stop poisoning and attacking innocent schoolgirls. but i have to say, recently, the morality police, the numbers of morality police officers walking on the streets and attacking unveiled women has increased. as you might have heard, extremists, a
Circumstances, and even when the regime is unlikely to play ball, it will still choose to prioritise that track of engagement with the regime. several of us working on this issue know that from day one after the earthquake, the un initiated that contact with the regime, requesting permission to use those additional border crossings, even though the regime has no forces in the area, absolutely no control over the crossings, the un made that decision. the unfortunate reality is the regime knew the clock was ticking, and it waited seven days until there was no one left alive under the rubble, even though there are still thousands of bodies under the rubble in northwestern syria. and it waited until that seventh day to begin talking with the un and to give that permission. so in many ways, it s rubbed salt in the wound of the opposition communities and allow the un to provide relief, rather than rescue services to those in need. ~ ., ., i. ~ in need. what do you think the reaime in need. what do you think the regime will in need. what do you think the regime will now
This pain echoes with many people in the country. since the protests started the regime has killed more than 517 people. 70 children were among them. every killing and every execution has added fuel to public rage and public anger against the regime. the rage and public anger against the re . ime. , . rage and public anger against the reaime. ,. , , regime. the pain you describe is unimaginable, regime. the pain you describe is unimaginable, khosro regime. the pain you describe is unimaginable, khosro isfahani. l regime. the pain you describe is i unimaginable, khosro isfahani. my colleague from bbc monitoring, thank you. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. leeds could be the six premier league team heading out of the competition. jaden philogene gave cardiff the lead after a defensive mistake from the premier league side. sheyi 0jo then doubled that lead ten minutes later. leeds bossjesse marsch said before this game that the club wanted a cup run. currently not the case, it is 2 0
People because they are making people angry or day by day by these killings. people are not afraid any more. they re not afraid of this regime. more. they re not afraid of this reaime. ., . , ., regime. there are concerns of more executions regime. there are concerns of more executions are regime. there are concerns of more executions are to regime. there are concerns of more executions are to come. regime. there are concerns of more executions are to come. the - executions are to come. the judiciary has issued death sentences to 11 judiciary has issued death sentences to ii unnamed protesters and they have a higherfigure in to ii unnamed protesters and they have a higher figure in the to ii unnamed protesters and they have a higherfigure in the report that at least 20 are now facing the death penalty. and even before the current unrest, there have been with un human rights called an alarming increase in execution and iran with the number reportedly passing 400 for the for the first time since 2017. even his mother who is this thing just before, she did not know what was going to happen to him. ida. just before, she did not know what was going to happen to him. no, it is really cruel.
Regime. this cannot happen under this reaime. ., ~ ,, this cannot happen under this reaime. ., ~ i. this cannot happen under this reaime. ., ~ . ., regime. thank you so much for our regime. thank you so much for your comments. more than half a million people in eastern canada are without power as the region continues to be battered by a huge storm. these pictures show the town of channel port aux basques. storm fiona brought winds of nearly i60km/h, tearing down powerlines and trees. authorities have issued severe weather warnings and the prime minister, justin trudeau, has promised to send help to the affected regions. hurricane fiona is currently having a terrible impact across atlantic canada and eastern quebec. we re seeing devastating images coming out of port aux basques. pei has experienced storm damage like they ve never seen. cape breton is being hit hard, too, as is quebec. there ve been evacuation orders issued. hundreds of thousands of people are without power. there are reports of roads washed out and homes destroyed. we ve all seen the images.
But this and naive population that is almost no vaccines and no artificially induced antibodies has clearly exploited technic excluded out of control. and the north korean government decided to admit this and possibly, just simply because there s no way to deny it but also perhaps as a way to start smoothing the pathway to getting anti viral drugs or vaccines are both coming into country. d0 drugs or vaccines are both coming into country- into country. do you think the reaime into country. do you think the regime will into country. do you think the regime will make into country. do you think the regime will make an - into country. do you think the regime will make an appeal. into country. do you think the | regime will make an appeal to into country. do you think the - regime will make an appeal to the international community? will they accept getting treatment from the outside world given relations between north korea and the us, for instance? ., ., ., , ., , instance? north korea is in a very difficult position instance? north korea is in a very difficult position and instance? north korea is in a very difficult position and i instance? north korea is in a very difficult position and i think - instance? north korea is in a very difficult position and i think the i difficult position and i think the first thing they would do is the regime is very unlikely to make an appeal but it could happen, it would be willing to listen to the united states of the international