Russia continues bombing as peace talks with Ukraine begin
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What are the latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine peace talks?
I'm Emily Thomas and at 16 hours GMT on Wednesday the 4th of February, these are our main stories. There's little hope of a breakthrough between warring Russia and Ukraine at peace talks in Abu Dhabi. Dozens of people are feared dead and the death toll is still rising after armed gangs attacked a remote village in central Nigeria. And women are for the first time officially allowed to ride motorbikes in Iran.
Also in this podcast. The former child refugees walking the length of Britain to highlight the war in South Sudan.
It's not been the best start to peace talks to try to end the war in Ukraine nearly four years after Russia launched its full-scale invasion. Ukrainian and Russian negotiators are in Abu Dhabi for the US-brokered negotiations, but the Kremlin said that the war will continue until Kiev agrees to Moscow's terms. President Putin wants the land his forces have captured and more. President Zelensky has rejected any withdrawal of Ukrainian forces. In the meantime, Russia is continuing to attack Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Irina Vovk is a resident in Kiev.
How has violence surged in central Nigeria recently?
And now I'm thinking that maybe in some days later I must go to the village to my parents, because here in Kiev living is very awful. So what hope is there for the latest talks? General Keith Kellogg was President Trump's envoy to Ukraine until his term ended last month. He said Ukraine might have to give up some land, at least in the short term.
Mennään takaisin Baltiikkiin vuoden vuoden 2, kun Lithuania, Estonia ja Latvia olivat soviittisen kontrollissa. Meillä ei ole koskaan sanottu, että ne olivat soviittisia. Me emme tunneet, että ne olivat. Kun maa on loppunut, toivottavasti se tulee takaisin. Mielestäni täytyy katsoa tulevaisuuteen. Ja mitä he todella puhuvat, ainakin Venäjällä, puhuvat Luhanskista, joka on 98 prosenttia kontrollinen, Donetskista, joka on noin 70 prosenttia kontrollinen, ja Kursanin ja Zaporizhiaan. Nämä ovat neljä ohjelmaa. Jos voit, Crimea, ne ovat neljä ohjelmaa. Ja ehkä se olisi perustus terveysympäristöön tulevaisuudessa. Sanon tulevaisuudessa. Ja pitkällä aikavälillä, kun lopetat tämän konfliktin,
Varmistaa, että Ukraina voidaan rakentaa, mitä he haluavat rakentaa, joka on 800 000 sotilasta. Se on Euroopan suurin sotilas. Mutta niin kauan kuin on vahvaa turvallisuutta Yhdysvalloissa ja muissa, luulen, että voit mennä ulos siitä. Se on vaikea ottaa, se on vaikea sanoa, mutta pitkällä aikavälillä, onko tämä se, mitä haluat tehdä, jotta lopetat sotilasta? Heidän pitäisi ajatella kovasti siitä, missä he haluavat olla.
On Wednesday afternoon the regional governor in Donetsk said that at least seven people were killed in Russian attacks in the town of Drivkivka. Vitaly Shevchenko is Russia editor at BBC Monitoring. Alex Ritson asked him what's been happening at the peace talks.
What changes are happening for female motorcyclists in Iran?
All we've been hearing are rather vague statements, Alex. The Ukrainians are saying that the negotiators are going to divide into two working groups. One presumably, as far as we know, focusing on military issues, i.e. who controls Donbass, and the other group focusing on political issues, such as
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:05
2
What are the latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine peace talks?
1:05–2:53
3
How has violence surged in central Nigeria recently?
2:53–4:34
4
What changes are happening for female motorcyclists in Iran?
4:34–7:29
5
What inspired two former refugees to walk the length of Britain?
7:29–12:59
6
How is Walmart becoming a trillion-dollar company?
12:59–16:40
7
What are the implications of water shortages in South Africa?
16:40–23:05
8
What special anniversary is being celebrated by The Muppet Show?
23:05–32:30
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