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I'm David Knowles and this is Ukraine, the latest. Today, how do ceasefires work and what happens

when they don't? And what affect our economic sanctions from the West, really having on Russia?

Ideas and barbaric venture of Vladimir Putin must end in favor.

Nobody is going to break us. We're strong. We're Ukrainians.

Five days a week, my colleagues alongside me in the telegraphs London newsroom and our teams

reporting on the ground are bringing you the latest news and analysis on the fast-moving crisis

in Ukraine. It's day 12 and today I'm joined by the telegraphs defense and security editor,

Dominic Nichols and our deputy foreign editor, Theomers.

So I think we should start by just doing a roundup of the weekend.

Tom and Theo, what are the most important military and diplomatic updates over the weekend

and into Monday? Hi David, hi everybody. There was actually very, very little military movement

on the ground over the weekend and that in itself is worth dwelling on for just a moment.

So we're now at day 12 of this war and the Russian machine has been ground to a halt now for

well over a week and that is just staggering considering the size and what we thought the

Russian forces were capable of. So the fact that there's not been a normal lot of ground movement

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