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A long Russian convoy continues to head towards the Ukrainian capital of Kiev.
It comes as a strike on a television building in the capital has killed at least five people, and taken several TV stations off air.
Ukraine correspondent Neil Hauer says told Mike Hosking it seems the convoy is having major logistical issues.
“At 40km, it’s not a convoy so much as a traffic jam. Especially at zero degrees Celsius, you need to be running those vehicles a lot so they’re going to start running out of fuel very soon.”
Meanwhile, representatives of dozens of countries have walked out of a speech by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, to the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva.
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It comes as a strike on a television building in the capital has killed at least five people, and taken several TV stations off air.
Ukraine correspondent Neil Hauer says told Mike Hosking it seems the convoy is having major logistical issues.
“At 40km, it’s not a convoy so much as a traffic jam. Especially at zero degrees Celsius, you need to be running those vehicles a lot so they’re going to start running out of fuel very soon.”
Meanwhile, representatives of dozens of countries have walked out of a speech by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, to the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva.
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