I'm David Knowles, and this is Ukraine, the latest. Today, we continue to analyze Xi Jinping's

visit to Moscow, bringing the latest from the front lines, and Dom Nichols interviews

for US ambassador to the U.N., and former national security adviser, John Bolton.

This hideous and barbaric venture of Vladimir Putin must end in failure.

We need a military strategy for Ukraine to gain a decisive advantage on the battlefield to win the war.

Nobody is going to break us. We are strong. We are Ukrainians.

Every weekday afternoon, we sit down with leading journalists from the Telegraphs London Newsroom

and our teams reporting on the ground to bring you the latest news and analysis on the war in Ukraine.

It's Tuesday, the 21st of March, one year and 25 days since the full-scale invasion began,

and today I'm joined by our associate editor, Dom Nichols, our assistant comment editor, Francister Stanley,

and senior foreign correspondent, Rowland Olephant.

I started by asking Dom for the latest updates from Ukraine.

Hi, David. Hi, everybody.

So, Crimea, right in the center of the north of Crimea, Crimea is sort of diamond shape.

So, in the top of it, the pointy bit at the top, right in the center, the town of Zhankoy.

So, Ukraine's defense ministry said yesterday that they had targeted a rail line in the area of Zhankoy

and destroyed a train carrying a number of cruise missiles that Russia intended to use by the Black Sea Fleet.

So, Ukraine's defense ministry said they've destroyed a number of these missiles.

An explosion, this is a quote, an explosion in Zhankoy city in the north of temporary occupied Crimea,

disporied Russia, caliber KN cruise missiles as they're being transported by rail.

That was from the main intelligence director of Ukraine.

So, caliber, we've seen a lot of.

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