You're listening to the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway. We're recording this at 13 hours GMT on Tuesday the 13th of June.

Russia says it's captured Western-made tanks in Ukraine as the UN warns of a threat to global food supplies.

There are calls for calm in Miami ahead of Donald Trump's latest court appearance.

And the Japanese Prime Minister sets out plans to boost his nation's declining birth rate,

which he describes as an existential crisis.

Also in the podcast, he was able to extricate John's voice from a ropey little bit of cassette

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10 days into Ukraine's counteroffensive against the Russian occupiers both sides are claiming

gains. Russia says it's captured US and German-made armored vehicles abandoned in the Zapparizha region.

Footage posted online appears to show Russian soldiers next to a leopard tank and a number of

Bradley infantry fighting vehicles. Meanwhile, Ukraine says it has liberated 90 square kilometers

of occupied territory over the past week.

The number of Ukrainian infantry has been revealed.

Well, that was a video said to be of Ukrainian troops in Makarivko.

One of seven villages it says it's recaptured.

Other social media footage appears to show Russian so-called barrier troops

shooting ordinary Russian soldiers trying to retreat.

Overnight, Russia carried out more air attacks targeting the Ukrainian president's hometown.

Missiles slammed into an apartment block and two other locations in Krivyyry,

killing at least 10 civilians. Footage shared by President Zelensky showed a five-story building on

fire with half a dozen burnt-out cars. I heard more from our correspondent, Mayeni Jones, in Kiv.

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