This is CBSI on the world. I'm John Bachelor. Ukraine conflict, the headlines from London.

Ukraine captures Garrison Town in new breakthrough in Kursk. The headlines from

London. Russian glide bomb destroys Kharkiv apartment building injuring 35

people. Headlines from London. Stop benefits for Ukrainian refugees

so they go home and fight. Poland tells the EU. Millions of Ukrainians have

protection status within the block, but foreign minister

Sikorski says men have the duty to defend their country. So we have disorder in

the EU and in NATO.

We have news from the cursed salient.

And we have more glide bombs going into civilian areas in Ukraine.

We welcome John Hardy of the Foundation for the

Defense of Democracy. He joins Bill Rajo, my colleague and co-host and myself to

help us pick through these headlines.

John, I want to begin with the cursed salient because these last days there have been repeated

headlines of a Russian counter-attacking the cursed salient engaging the Ukrainian forces dug in. What can you tell us about this moving

battle line? Good evening to you. Thanks, John. Thanks Bill. Thanks for having me back on the

show. Yeah, the Ukrainians launched, I'm sorry, the Russians launched a,

what seems to be a fairly small-scale counter-offensive last week. Reports started

flowing in on telegram on September 10.

I think the initial opening attack

might have happened a day earlier.

Essentially, the Russians have been focusing mainly

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