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🗓️ 21 March 2023

⏱️ 55 minutes

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The official civilian death toll from Russia’s war on Ukraine now stands at 8,317 – but the reality is that number is likely far higher. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken describes the “massive death and destruction” caused by Russian war crimes, as the State Department report on human rights highlights indiscriminate attacks on civilians and credible reports of execution, torture and rape. The International Criminal Court has just issued a warrant for Putin’s arrest over the case of forcibly deported Ukrainian children, and their chief prosecutor joins Christiane in London. Also on today's show: Neda Sharghi, sister of Emad Shargi, American detained in Iran; Sarah McCammon, NPR National Correspondent; John Kirby, NSC Coordinator for Strategic Communications To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello everyone and welcome to I'm on board. Here's what's coming up.
0:07.0	The stamina to deliver justice.
0:11.0	Karin Parn, chief Prosecutor at the International Criminal Court, talks to me about the
0:15.7	warrant for Vladimir Putin's arrest and holding Russia accountable for alleged war crimes.
0:20.8	And we are not going to back off our belief that accountability for
0:24.8	these war crimes has got to be had as gee tries to give Putin cover I ask National
0:30.0	Security spokesperson John Kirby about the anti-American access growing and other
0:35.2	major foreign policy crises like the American citizens being used as political
0:40.0	pawns in Iran my conversation with Nedari, whose brother Emad is currently behind bars in
0:46.2	Evin prison. Also ahead. It's a 20 year old drug that's actually used to save women's
0:51.0	lives. A crackdown on abortion pills in the United States,
0:54.8	Harris Trinovasan talks to NPR correspondent Sarah McCammon. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. The official
1:17.2	civilian death toll from Russia's war in Ukraine now stands at 8,317, but the reality is that number is likely far, far higher.
1:27.6	And as thousands of families are torn apart by Putin's assault, Ukraine is calling for
1:32.4	more Allied support, jets, ammunition, and the
1:35.8	United States says it's speeding up delivery of tanks and Patriot Defense missile
1:40.2	systems. While concerns remain that a so-called anti-American axis of autocrats
1:45.5	led by Putin and Xi Jing Ping might end up delivering Russia with much-needed lethal aid
1:51.4	to use against Ukraine.
1:53.1	He is NATO's Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
1:57.5	We haven't seen any proof that China is delivering
2:01.1	little weapons to Russia. But we have seen some signs that this has been
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