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Nobody has claimed responsibility but the targets were the very precise bombers that the Russians

have been using to attack critical infrastructure.

Strikes on Russian air bases.

I ask U.S. Undersecretary of State Victoria Newland

whether this marks a new phase of the war. She's just back from Kyiv. Then

Benjamin Netanyahu gets closer to forming yet another government.

I ask Israeli diplomat Edo Arroni what his deal with extreme far-right parties means for Israel

and its relationship with the United States.

And with Beijing reeling from rare protests, human rights lawyer Kiel and Galahad joins me

to discuss the case against pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai, who's detained in Hong Kong.

Plus, Ukrainians to me are some of the most resilient and strong people I have ever met and photographed.

New York Times Photojournalist Lindsay Adario speaks with Harry Strenovassen about capturing

war and tragedy in London. The war has now come to Russia

authorities in the region of Kursk, close to the border with Ukraine, said today a

drone had hit an airfield. This comes a day after Moscow claimed that Kyiv had used drones. had in the regions of Saratov and Ryazan.

Ukraine is neither confirmed nor denied responsibility

for those attacks, but they would confirm

that the country does have now a capacity

to hit targets many miles beyond the frontier.

With the ground war grinding on, Russia has launched yet another barrage of missile strikes

on civilian infrastructure yesterday, knocking out power and water across several

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