It's Tuesday, August 27th, and it's tough to use restraint when your enemy shows none.

We start here.

Russia launches what appears to be its biggest attack on Ukraine so far.

This is collective punishment of the Ukrainian people designed to break their morale.

Ukraine's leader has been arguing to take the gloves off, but the US let him the head of one of the

world's most popular messaging apps is arrested in Europe now they're arresting

the head of specific companies that's a pretty big level up. This could make every

other tech chief very nervous and doctors agree you should go get the new COVID

booster. They're less clear about when. The idea is that people are supposed to get vaccinated in the fall ahead of a predicted winter

surge.

You know what they say?

Viral surges are all about timing.

From ABC News, this is start here.

I'm Brad Milkie.

Hello,

Hello, happy Tuesday, glad to be back, and you know, and Flaherty broke down the new developments in the

Mideast this weekend, well as efforts for a ceasefire continue there, the war between

Russia and Ukraine has somehow become even more intense.

Yesterday, just days after Ukraine celebrated their independence day,

Russia launched a deadly large-scale attack across Ukraine.

ABC's chief foreign correspondent Ian Panell has just returned from the region.

He joins us now.

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