Now this very moment, a war of aggression is being waged by the peat in regime against

Ukraine.

A war which is as criminal as it is unjust.

Now this is a war with no justification despite the propaganda claims of the Kremlin and

its allies, either from the vantage point of self-defense, morality, whichever vantage

point you happen to choose.

Now the whole world is watching and can see criminal acts being committed against the civilian

population of Ukraine.

I should warn some of obviously the footage we're going to show is very, very distressing but

the reality of war should not be hidden and I should also say that miraculously the driver

of that car actually did survive, that was not the case for this, for the driver of

an ambulance who was killed by the Russian army.

I should explain that was the paramedic who did survive, these are atrocities being committed

of course by Russia's army.

Now there have been protests across the world including Illinois.

And in Estonia which is a country which has its own reasons to fear of aggression.

Now there have also been protests in Russia, very courageous protest because there have

been mass arrests of protesters, let's have a look.

Now we've got to you fantastic guest to talk us through exactly what's happening and one

of the things we want to look at is this has this war backfire, is it going as well as

Putin expected in terms of resistance from within Ukraine but also public opinion in Russia

to the degree that can be quantified, that's problematic for reasons that our first guest

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