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came to the uk, we first met him in january? came to the uk, we first met him in janua ? ~ , , came to the uk, we first met him in janua , i, we are about half an hour away from you, about five miles away from the centre of liverpool and this school is very excited as many schools are about eurovision, especially being so close to it. they have a star pupil, you can see him over there, david, in the pink cat. we will find out all about him in a minute. he is not only a huge eurovision fan, but he has been passing on his dances to all of his glass. let's find out about david. after being forced to leave almost everything behind to escape the russian invasion — his father, his home, his school — ten—year—old david is keen to keep in touch with the culture of his ukrainian homeland. along with his mother, svetlana, little brother daniel and his grandparents, they're living in liverpool with mike o'hara, who volunteered to open his home to refugees
and has racked up more than 6 million views on youtube. it claims that on march 25th, 2022, as dozens of missiles rained down on the ukrainian city of kharkiv, maniovich spent more than $100,000 in a top paris jewelry store. how is it possible that she can continue to do this? >> it's a very simple trick that they've played. svetlana has an israeli passport with her first husband. second of all, six months into the war they have filed for divorce. they haven't split any assets. nothing has changed in terms of daily life. whatever they owned, they keep owning together. but technically they're not legally married anymore. >> reporter: equally shocking are the opulent lifestyle and lavish spending that the leaked emails document.
tonight, life of luxury. the wife of russia's deputy defense minister draped in fur waltzing around europe, all as her husband engineered deadly bombings in ukraine. how does this happen? our clarissa ward has more in this story airing first "outfront." >> reporter: svetlana is a woman of expensive tastes. diamonds and couture, extravagant parties and european vacations. just last month, she was seen shopping and dancing in the elite french ski resort. but she is no ordinary russian socialite. she is the other half of russia's deputy minister of dense, one of the most senior architects of russia's invasion
thereby summer, which means they could be closer to ukraine. but also the nato's borders with me now is the belarusian political activists and opposition leader svetlana in australia. nice to have you on again. first i want to ask you about putin's threat here to move nuclear weapons to belarus. does this in your view amount to russia threatening ukraine with a nuclear attack? ah first old, it's aiming to subjugate belarus and it violates our constitution. it violates international security . and of course, it's against person. people's well. we are no nuclear country and we don't want to. deploy anybody deploy nuclear weapons in our state has made nuclear threats before, as have other russian officials, including former president as well. medvedev are these just threats. or do you believe he
koreans president is promising response to what he calls russian savagery. cnn's steven mckenzie has the latest. terror in broad daylight. russian missile striking an apartment block in zepa reza ukraine. far from the front line forces lives shattered in an instant. the boy was at work and my child was alone at home. svetlana says she lived on the sixth floor with her son. he knows how to walk in the hallway during an air raid, she says it may have saved his life. this human drama. this is what just happened to my home? says this man. look this is where i was sitting with my mom just now. oh but even in the optima, i fear is never far away in ukraine. ukrainian officials say russian forces fired at least six missiles at the city on wednesday. search and rescue teams scrambled to find people
work and my child was alone at home. svetlana says she lived on the sixth floor with her son. he knows how to walk in the hallway during an air raid, she says it may have saved his life. this human drama. this is what just happened to my home says this man. look this is where i was sitting with my mom just now. oh but even in the optima, i fear is never far away in ukraine. ukrainian officials say russian forces fired at least six missiles at the city on wednesday. search and rescue teams scrambled to find people trapped under the rubble. young children among the injured president zelensky called it savagery from a terrorist state. and overnight a swarm of to head drones sent sirens blaring across key. defenses brought some down, but at least seven were killed near the capital, say authorities. russia has
lines. okay terror in broad daylight. russian missiles striking an apartment block in zepa region, ukraine, far from the front line forces lives shattered in an instant. that work and my child was alone at home. svetlana says she lived on the sixth floor with her son. he knows how to walk in the hallway during an air raid, she says it may have saved his life. this human drama. this is what just happened to my home? says this man. look this is where i was sitting with my mom just now. oh but even in the aftermath, fear is never far away in ukraine. ukrainian officials say russian forces fired at least six missiles at the city on wednesday. search and rescue teams scrambled to find people trapped under the rubble. young children among the injured president zelensky called it
is determined to keep defending bakhmut, but just 15 miles away, the town is in flames after russian forces showered it in cluster bombs. a medic comforts this elderly woman who was hit with shrapnel. russia's assaults are widening across eastern ukraine. residents are taking no chances. this local cultural center is thousand an aid distribution point, a place to stock up on basics like water. inside it's a hive of activity. there's confusion over what kind of aid will be distributed. some were expecting food. still, the mainly elderly women who come here use this time to connect with one another as the front line inches closer and closer. a front line that has already claimed nearly everything from svetlana, she sought refuge here after fleeing her home amid intense fighting and describes how she had to shelter in a
The announcement comes after a Santa Fe prosecutor on Jan. 31 criminally charged Baldwin with involuntary manslaughter, accusing him of reckless disregard for safety when a revolver he was holding fired a live round that killed Hutchins and injured "Rust" director Joel Souza. Baldwin in October settled a separate wrongful-death lawsuit brought by Hutchins' husband Matt Hutchins over the fatal shooting on a film set outside Santa Fe. Hutchins was born in Ukraine, where her parents and sister live near Kyiv.
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