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Survival. brian: and, jury can yuri, you just lost your brother in kherson. you re fighting and you re lawyer. how disruptive has this been to to your life? your family s still in ukraine. yeah. my family s still in ukraine and returning back to the date when the war started almost a year ago, i remember my friend called me and toll me to switch on the tv told me to switch on the tv. i switch on the f the, it was i 6:of 30 in the morning, and there was a lot of missiles going, like brian: russian missiles. yeah, russian missiles. and i watch with my wife, she was sleeping, and i do decided not to wake her up for, like, half an hour more because that s going to be the last time she would sleep brian: soundly. yes, and safe. brian: governor, what you ve done in ukraine is he heroic. you find out there s a 600-person football league in ....
Ukraine, american football. i couldn t believe it. we took one football to kyiv to give to the minister, and he gets all excited and starts talking about this league of 600 people who play american football. so we contacted the nfl, they gave us a whole slew of footballs and equipment, and then in december we took another humanitarian trip, and we had food and heaters and generators. and we made a side trip to meet with yuri and roman to deliver the footballs. and i was just blown away by the spirit they had and how much they love american football. brian: what do you like about this game? oh, we like all about this game, you know? the american football game is pretty similar, you know? you stand on the field and play american football, you defend brian: your teammate. yeah, your teammates. if you croup, the team will lose. same with the front lines. your life depends on your brothers. so you can count on team, pretty similar. brian: there s a bond. you lost about 7 guys so far ....
The autoslav kneads the dough by hand. outside, andre chops firewood for the oven. at a time when russian strikes have crippled ukraine s power grid, the old ways are proving to be handy. yuri used to pass his days glued to a screen at hissic t. job. war has brought him back to what matters most. what s happened right now in ukraine, it s affecting all the world. and it s people becoming more conscious, more grateful for everything they have right now in their lives. reporter: bucha outside kyiv suffered through a brutal russian occupation and was the scene of what investigators say were war crimes. bosislav, a regular customer, appreciates the bread and the spirit of those who make it. they re nice guys. nice small business. i remember right after liberation of bucha, they started baking bread and even ....
In buenos aires. the moroccan national football team have arrived back from doha to a massive welcome after their fourth place finish at the world cup in qatar. thousands of fans lined the streets to welcome the atlas lions who exceeded all expectations and set a new benchmark for african teams at the world s top football tournament. many felt they had won the hearts and minds of football fans around the world. it s just a few days now until christmas the first since the war in ukraine began. for the people of that country normal celebrations must seem out of the question. but they re trying their best both those still in ukraine and those who have left. the bbc s tim allman explains. this family is just one of so many families trying to enjoy the best christmas they can. vasil, marina, lilya and yuri live in this flat in prague. they fled their home in kyiv in ....
For the people of that country, normal celebrations must seem out of the question. but they re trying their best, both those still in ukraine and those who have left. the bbc s tim allman explains. this family is just one of so many families trying to enjoy the best christmas they can. vasil, marina, lilya and yuri live in this flat in prague. they fled their home near kyiv in the early days of war. the children bake biscuits as the parents put up decorations. it s all very modest, but heartfelt. translation: as refugees, l we didn t have many choices. we had to think if we can afford to buy a christmas tree or not, which is why we decided just to use some branches for the decoration because it looks good and it makes the children happy. in the eastern ukrainian city of kramotorsk, the children are waiting for saint nicholas. he is not coming on a sleigh, but rather on a train. this is part of a project organised by ....