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

My interview with the Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dimitro Colleba as Russian missiles

rained down on his country then.

But when I went to Busha and went behind St Andrew's Church, the bodies I saw were not fake.

As civilians bear the brunt of Putin's war, Chief Prosecutor for the International Criminal

Court, Karim Khan joins us.

Plus, Iran's extraordinary women-led protests continue into their fourth week.

The latest from Iranian American journalist Yeganere Rezaian who tells me about her own detention by the morality police also on the program

That is really what we are talking about here is is re-litigation of the past in terms of 2020, but it is also

about setting up the infrastructure for 2024 and beyond.

Astead Herndon of the New York Times needs Harry Strenovasam through the critical run-up to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. President

Biden and world leaders are condemning Russia's massive missile strikes

against Ukraine today and they have vowed to continue supporting that

country and its fight for freedom. Just take a look at this map Ukrainian officials

say that 84 crews missiles were fired at their territory including the capital Kyiv and targets as far

west as Lviv. The strikes are viewed as Russia's revenge for the downing of

parts of the key bridge linking Crimea to the Russian mainland, as well as weeks of

Ukrainian gains on the battlefield. At a meeting with his security council, the

Russian president of Vladimir Putin accused Ukraine of terrorist acts and

threatened to keep retaliating.

In terms of the further act of terrorism on the territory of Russia, the Russian reply will be harsh

and will be corresponding to the level of threat to the Russian Federation.

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