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

This is a weak position and it's only a matter of time before stronger tools will have to be used anyway.

The Ukrainian president on the latest Western effort to choke off Russian oil profits.

Will it make a difference? I asked Lithuania's

Prime Minister who's on a trip to the United States. Then Bill Nye on what's being

hailed as his best role ever.

After the romance of love actually,

the actor now tackles mortality in his new film, Living.

Plus,

He must remember I was underground for almost two years if I were to take.

Nelson Mandela as no one has heard him before.

Biographer Richard Stengel talks to Walter Isakson about rediscovering South Africa's Democratic hero for his new podcast Mandela The Lost Tapes. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Montpur in London.

Yet another wave of Russian missiles threatened Kyiv today,

prompting air-aid sirens across the capital and sending citizens scrambling for shelter.

Ukraine says its air defence systems intercepted more than 60, but the country remains on

high alert.

This as President Valodemir Zelensky criticizes the West for only capping Russian oil at $60 per barrel.

He says it should be less.

The Kremlin says it'll ignore the whole thing anyway.

Meantime French President Emmanuel Macron drew a wave of criticism from both Ukraine and Baltic states

for saying in an interview that the West should think about

how to give Russia security guarantees, quote, the day it returns to the

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