Hello everyone and welcome to Amman Four. Here's what's coming up.

As a Russian strike kills civilians in Western Ukraine, we get the latest from the ground.

And we dig into the extraordinary raid on the St. Petersburg home of Wagner Chief Yevgeni Prigozin.

I'm joined by U.S. National Security expert Evelyn Farkas.

Then the Taliban ramps up efforts to shut women out of the workplace by closing all beauty salons. I'll discuss with former Afghan diplomat Adela Razz.

Also ahead. The fight for democracy in Venezuela.

Opposition leader Maria Karina Machado speaks to the program as her campaign for the presidency is disqualified.

Plus, amid fatal flooding and record-breaking temperatures, we get a health check on our planet. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Bianna Goladriga in New York sitting in for Christiane

Amunpur. President Zelensky is vowing a tangible response after a Russian strike on Ukraine's

Western city of Lviv.

The attack on a residential building killed at least five people and injured dozens more.

Meanwhile, Moscow is once again gazing inward after Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko

revealed that Wagner chief Yuggeni Prigorjan is still inside Russia. Now that's

despite a deal that should have exiled him to Belarus after his failed rebellion.

Take a listen.

In terms of Yevgeny Pragosian, he is in St. Petersburg,

or maybe this morning he would travel to Moscow or elsewhere

but he is not on the territory of Belarus now. Now these explosive comments come as

images emerge of a raid on

Prigorsen St. Petersburg residents and office.

Russian state media releasing these photos of a bizarre treasure

trove of gold, weapons, and elaborate disguises.

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