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and better motivated than the russians. but they are heavily dependent on western weapons. president putin wants to scare the west into stopping that supply line. the sort of action we've seen today with these missiles which are much more for psychological than practical effect, is a way of putin trying to reassert the initiative and encourage his supporters and indeed those people who are against him, that they can still win this war. and this is not going to happen. ukraine on the current path will eventually win this war. but for now, there is still a lot more damage russia can inflict on ukraine's population, hitting homes and energy supplies to make them suffer for resisting its invasion. frank gardner, bbc news. live to our russia editor steve rosenburg in moscow. we heard in that report how president putin is under pressure
of further escalation and i want to redo something that the former russian president dmitry medvedev wrote on social media short while ago. he said, "ukraine would be a constant direct and clear threat to russia. the aim of our future actions must be the full dismantling of the political regime in ukraine." now, if that is the view of the kremlin today and president putin, that suggests russia is going to push on until it makes sure the whole of ukraine is back in russia's orbit. one last thing, when russia talks about the ukrainian threat, we must not forget that president putin began this by invading ukraine. steve, thank you very much indeed, from moscow. other news now and the chancellor kwasi kwarteng has bowed to pressure and will set out his plan for balancing the government's finances on 31 october, nearly a month earlier than originally planned. the fiscal statement is expected to give details about how the chancellor intends to pay for £15 billion worth of tax cuts,
federer�*s exit from wimbledon last summer effectively his final bow, but the achievements will never fade of one of sport's most glittering stars. andy swiss, bbc news. china and russia have held their first summit—level talks since moscow's attack on ukraine. president putin thanked xi jinping for what he called china's balanced position on the war. but president putin did acknowledge that beijing also has concerns about russia's invasion of ukraine. 0ur russia editor steve rosenburg is in moscow. how significant is president putin's admission? first of all, the meeting itself was significant. a chance for vladimir putin to show that despite western sanctions, despite western efforts to try to isolate his country over the invasion of ukraine that russia still has powerful friends. the invasion of ukraine that russia still has powerfulfriends. and the invasion of ukraine that russia still has powerful friends. and then
police here now say they have found evidence of a mass grave around izyum, thought to contain more than 400 people. it's unclear how they died but exhumations are due to begin tomorrow. 0rla guerin, bbc news, izyum. president putin has held talks with china's president for the first time since russia invaded ukraine. xijinping greeted vladimir putin — calling him "my old friend" and the russian president thanked him for what he called china's balanced position on the war. but president putin did acknowledge that beijing also has concerns about russia's invasion. 0ur russia editor steve rosenburg is in moscow. how significant was the meeting and putin's admission? the meeting itself was very significant. the meeting itself was very significant-— significant. because the relationship _ significant. because the relationship between i significant. because the - relationship between russia and