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that, seeming to bring angst to the russian people. and also high value military targets as well. saturday the russian military said that plane was damaged at an air base near st. petersburg. and russia hasn't said anything about this, but ukraine says a plane was damaged at another air base west of moscow. this air base operates long range bombers which ukraine has previously said have targeted its territory. so different ones but the volume is striking and i think as you say this speaks to the expanding tactics and scope of this war in general. >> clare sebastian, thank you. all 142 stores were shut down, the latest since the invasion. and it is possible that rebranding could happen to domino's which is the third largest pizza delivery business.
thrusters to put luna—25 into what's called a pre—landing orbit. and then there was an emergency. russia hasn't said what, but i don't think they would have acknowledged any problem unless it was serious. it's important to everybody for scientific reasons, because the spaceship was going to try to have the first ever soft landing on the moon's south pole, and it hopes to find evidence of water there, which would be very useful, perhaps necessary if there was ever to be a permanent human base on the moon. however, other reasons why the mission is important, and that is all about prestige. the mission was launched when russia was under sanctions and it couldn't get some of the normal technical parts. when it launched, some people said it had a lower chance of success because of that.
as the one highway into the city could be rendered impassable by the flames. we turn now to the war in ukraine, and a special bbc investigation into allegations of abuse of ukrainian prisoners of war, at the hands of their russian captors. a dozen former detainees have come forward to say saying they'd been beaten and subjected to electric shocks — after returning from a detention centre in the city of taganrog, in south—western russia. the un says russia hasn't allowed its monitors to visit such facilities. our correspondent hugo bachega has been speaking to those who survived the ordeal. translation: sheer hell. the scariest part was when they called you up for interrogation.
nhs it in england since the end of last year, is getting on for nearly 900,000 postponements. this is the concern of health leaders, that this carries on into the autumn and may be the winter in england with a bigger impact on patients and real problems in trying to reduce the backlog. problems in trying to reduce the backlou. . ~ problems in trying to reduce the backlou. ., ~ , ., , problems in trying to reduce the backlou. . ~ ,, , . former us president donald trump will apear in court in georgia between 5th and 8th september. it follows his latest indictment in the state on 13 charges linked to allegations to tried to overturn the 2020 election results. ukrainian prisoners of war who have been released in exchanges say they were tortured while being held at a facility in south—western russia. in a bbc investigation, a dozen former detainees came forward, saying they'd been beaten and subjected to electric shocks after returning from a detention centre in the city of taganrog. the un says russia hasn't allowed its monitors to visit such facilities. 0ur correspondent hugo bachega has been speaking to those who survived the ordeal.
this is bbc news. the headlines: at least 25 people have died and scores injured after a train accident in southern pakistan. a karachi—bound express train derailed near nawab shah in sindh. at least 5 carriages of the train were overturned. ukraine s president zelensky claims a guided" bomb has hit a blood transfusion centre in the northeast of the country. he posted an image showing a burning building — reportedly in the kharkiv region — saying there were "dead and injured". russia hasn't commented. decision time for niger, as a deadline given by west african leaders for the military to reinstate the country's ousted president is due to expire later today. they've warned that the country may face military action if the deadline isn't met.
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this is bbc news. the headlines: reports coming in from southern pakistan — where 19 people have died in a train accident and dozens more are injured. and at least five carriages of the train were overturned. ukraine s president zelensky claims a "guided" bomb has hit a blood transfusion centre in the northeast of the country. he posted an image showing a burning building, reportedly in the kharkiv region, saying there were "dead and injured". russia hasn't commented. a deadline given by west african leaders for the military to reinstate the country's ousted president is due to expire later today. they've warned that the country may face military action if the deadline isn't met.
against south africa. they set up a quarterfinal with spain who've also made it through after thrashing switzerland 5—1. japan have also qualified ? taking down norway 3 ? 1. more now on our top story: president zelensky has accused russia of bombing a blood transfusion centre in the north—east of ukraine, causing deaths and injuries. posting a picture of the building in flames in kupyansk, mr zelensky condemned the strike as a war crime. russia hasn't commented. separately, in the past few minutes ukraine's air force has said it was in action all night, destroying 30 out of a0 russian cruise missiles and all 27 drones. it also said russia had launched three kinzhal hypersonic missiles, without disclosing any details. let's talk now to radek sikorski, poland's former defence secretary and formerforeign minister.
australian prime minister had to say today. he mentioned this squatter who since last week has refused to leave the site. he has diplomatic immunity. here is what anthony albanese had to say earlier today. >> look, russia will never, ever build its embassy on that site. we respect the rule of law. russia hasn't had a great record of respecting the rule of law lightly, whether it be domestically, the way it behaves towards its own citizens or whether their interpretation of international law. we are very confident of our position. we expected russia to react badly. we had this rather bizarre demonstration outside the house on saturday by pro-russian demonstrators. i wasn't even there. but i think we anticipated this.
public spat with the minister of defense, who is, in, fact the person who he was ultimately targeting it is insurrection. that kind of spat was the first time in many years that people in russia who have actual power who have things to say but have no power, the people with actual power we're having a public disagreement. that is really what a lot of politics is about. russia hasn't seen that kind of politics and decades. >> we talked about some things, it was surprising to you that we have not seen them in the past 48 hours? >> that we haven't seen putin? >> we haven't seen putin and we haven't -- seen >> -- >> well, it's interesting. putin, you know, we know how careful putin.