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I'm David Knowles and this is Ukraine, the latest. Today,

how Putin's armies are changing tech, the growing refugee crisis, and our Moscow correspondent

tells us the real effects of global sanctions on the ground.

Ideas and barbaric venture of Vladimir Putin must end in favor.

Nobody is going to break us. We're strong. We're Ukrainians.

Every weekday, I'm bringing you the latest news of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

From the telegraphs newsroom in London, and from our journalists reporting from the region.

It's day eight, and today I'm joined by the telegraphs defense and security editor,

Dominic Nichols, our assistant foreign editor, Vinicia Rainey, and assistant comment editor,

Francis Dernley. So let's start, I think, with updates from the front lines. Can we talk clockwise

through the country, starting with Kiev, the capital? Vinicia and Don, what's the latest there?

Hi, David. What I think the headline, so to speak, is that we are now entering a normal war if you

like. Up to now, it's been a war by social media, a war by Twitter, and all the rest of it,

and everyone's getting very excited, waking up each day to see what the news is. But actually,

wars take a lot of time, and it's very rare that there are lightning advances. So what we've

actually seen over the last 24 hours is more of the same, quite frankly. Kiev is still under

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