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

Ukraine under constant bombardment as Putin tries to break the people's spirit, but are his troops in trouble on the front lines?

I'm joined by the former Ukrainian Prime Minister, Arsenia Yatsenou. Then, another blow for Afghanistan's women after the internet was shut down for days,

a special report on the exiled girls fighting for freedom through football.

And the actor and the activist legendary Hollywood star Jane Fonda joins me, along with human rights defender Mela Chipponda on their

new climate fund and Fonda's fond memories of Robert Redford.

Plus, the nuclear threat amid changing geopolitical landscapes.

The co-chairs of a new task force make another case for stopping the spread of these most deadly weapons.

And finally, a hero for our planet and the natural world.

A tribute to the great, everyone, I'm Christianamanpur in London.

It's been a deadly few months for the people of

Ukraine. Under massive aerial attacks since the summer, civilian casualties have reached a three-year high.

Last week, Russia bombed the country continuously for over 12 hours. President Zelensky

called it vile. Vladimir Putin is trying to break the nation's spirit,

likely because he's not actually winning on the front lines.

His soldiers' advances there have slowed by almost half in September.

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