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Sep 12, 2026

Ben MeiselasHOST
5:27
Um, new, uh, footage over here of large scale fires in Hostomel, uh, in Ukraine.
Ben MeiselasHOST
5:35
Dnipro right over here.
Ben MeiselasHOST
5:37
You're seeing warehouses on fire.
Ben MeiselasHOST
5:39
Going back to Saratov for a moment, you can see over here the Ozon, uh, facility.
Boldizsár GyőriGUEST
22:09
There is one last restaurant operating in the city.
Boldizsár GyőriGUEST
22:13
Everything else closed and moved, usually to Pavlograd or, or Dnipro, in other military hubs of the eastern defense sector.
Boldizsár GyőriGUEST
22:23
And so people usually look around, and if they see their hairdresser moving o-out, they, they see their-- the lady who does their nails, the local restaurant, the local sushi shop closing and moving in, that sets off a wave.
Boldizsár GyőriGUEST
22:39
And then exponentially people begin to move out because if my neighbor is moving out, probably I should too.
Ben ThomasHOST
0:06
In the southern city of Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine's emergency service says drones struck a nine-story apartment block and a shopping mall.
Ben ThomasHOST
0:14
In Dnipro in central Ukraine, officials say 12 people were wounded in a daylight attack.
Ben ThomasHOST
0:19
While Charles Delat has more reports in the capital.
Charles de la DesmaCORRESPONDENT
0:21
Russian drones targeted gas stations in Kyiv for the second day in a row.
David RosenbergHOST
19:56
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said today that Russian attacks on 10 Ukrainian regions killed at least three people, injured dozens, and damaged homes and infrastructure.
David RosenbergHOST
20:06
The Defense Ministry in Ukraine said Russian forces hit an inner-pipe steel complex in the central city of Dnipro and several plants in Krivoy Rih.
David RosenbergHOST
20:14
Russia's Defense Ministry said overnight strikes hit infrastructure at the port of Chornomorsk in the Odessa region, as well as two dry cargo vessels and a tugboat.
David RosenbergHOST
20:24
The attacks come as Zelensky was quoted as saying by a German broadcaster that he would be willing to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin during the G20 summit in the U.S. in December, that is, if both leaders were invited.
speaker_1HOST
1:39
European stocks fell and bond yields rose as investors expected more rate rises to come.
speaker_1HOST
1:47
Russia struck one of Ukraine's biggest sunflower processing plants in Dnipro, in eastern Ukraine, killing two people and injuring five.
speaker_1HOST
1:57
Bunge, an American company, owns the facility.
speaker_1HOST
2:00
The attack is the latest blow to an important Ukrainian export industry.
Doug FalconerHOST
7:29
There are concerns in China that the wet conditions on the prairies this growing season could lead to crop diseases such as sclerotinia stem rot and blackleg.
Doug FalconerHOST
7:41
Russia struck an international agribusiness facility run by Bungi in the southeastern city of Dnipro and a petrol station in Ukraine's capital Kyiv today as Moscow intensifies attacks on logistics and economic targets.
Doug FalconerHOST
7:58
Russia has escalated its air campaign against Ukraine in recent weeks, launching ballistic missiles and jet-powered drones at warehouses, food suppliers and retail chains.
Doug FalconerHOST
8:10
Kyiv has struggled to repel the attacks amid a shortage of air defense systems.
Doug FalconerHOST
8:15
The strike on the petrol station appeared to be the first jet-powered drone attack on such a facility in Kyiv.
Doug FalconerHOST
8:22
Four people were injured.
Doug FalconerHOST
8:24
In Dnipro, two people were killed in the attack on the Bungi sunflower oil facility, one of Ukraine's five largest food plants, with a processing capacity of 1,600 metric tons of oil seeds per day.
Doug FalconerHOST
8:39
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Emily CostaHOST
5:19
Finally, in agriculture, Ukrainian processing infrastructure has come under fresh military bombardment.
Emily CostaHOST
5:26
Russian missile strikes hit a major oilseed processing plant in Dnipro operated by agribusiness giant Bunge, damaging a facility capable of crushing 1,600 tonnes of oilseeds daily.
Emily CostaHOST
5:38
While Ukrainian sunflower oil production is projected to climb towards 6 million tonnes this season, on higher seed harvests, persistent strikes on processing plants and black seed ports continue to constrain export flows.
Emily CostaHOST
5:52
In soft commodities, global raw coffee exports rose 7% in July to 11 million bags, propelled by an 88% surge in Robusta shipments from Vietnam.
Rob LeeGUEST
62:44
And so the Russians got into Pokrovsk, you know, they, in probably two companies' size worth of people, and they, they, once they had that foothold, they were not, you know, Ukraine was not able to clear them out.
Rob LeeGUEST
62:53
Um, the risk, I think, going forward, 'cause Russian forces are not far from a bunch of cities, right? They're infiltrating the Dnipropetrovsk.
Rob LeeGUEST
62:58
The Ukrainians will kind of clear them out, but they'll come back.
Rob LeeGUEST
63:01
Um, you know, they are infiltrating, uh, you know, we think in the Druzhkivka, right? Um, Opytne, Druzhkivka, certainly they've infiltrated there.
Rob LeeGUEST
66:10
Um, unfortunately, the advances right now are coming near cities, and we're gonna see a battle for some cities, right? When it begins, you know, we'll have to wait and see.
Rob LeeGUEST
66:17
Um, but it is a big issue.
Rob LeeGUEST
66:19
Units in Dnipropetrovsk direction, you know, the- We talked to a bunch of students about like the UAV advantage.
Rob LeeGUEST
66:24
Most, you know, in most places they saw as maybe parity, maybe Ukraine had the advantage.
speaker_0HOST
0:46
Dnipropetrovsk region also came under repeated attack.
speaker_0HOST
0:50
Russian forces struck Dnipro several times during the day, damaging businesses and warehouses.
speaker_0HOST
0:56
In Kyiv region, one person was killed and two were injured, while warehouse sites caught fire.
speaker_0HOST
1:01
Sumy, Krivyi Rih, Kharkiv and other cities also reported damage and casualties.
Tom MutchGUEST
3:17
Uh, there was a, there was a strike like outside my apartment, like, maybe two blocks away there's literally black smoke coming out of the window now um you know that was a almighty boom as well now i'm not sure if it was a hit or if it was just shot down and the debris whatever It was scary.
Tom MutchGUEST
3:38
And you're in Dnipro now, right? You're in
Shaun PinnerHOST
3:41
Dnipro.
Shaun PinnerHOST
3:42
We've just had jet drones in and they've hit Pavlograd
Tom MutchGUEST
3:45
and shopping centre in Pavlograd.
Tom MutchGUEST
3:46
And we've just had some
Shaun PinnerHOST
3:48
come over into Dnipro today.
Shaun PinnerHOST
3:53
To be honest, I tell people this all the time, like you said, it's been quite quiet where I live.

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