Sky News Breakfast: "They're lying to you", protester shouts on Russian TV news
March 15, 2022
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as posted by the channelOn Sky News Breakfast with Kay Burley on Tuesday March 15:
- Explosions heard in Kyiv just before sunrise, as fighting continues too in the east of the country;
- "They're lying to you", a Russian state TV employee arrested after interrupting a live broadcast in protest against the war in Ukraine;
- Foreign Office Minister James Cleverly says that the latest shelling of a residential building in Kyiv is a "war crime";
- and the Ukrainian military releases footage of them striking a Russian tank, as President Zelenskyy says progress in peace talks has been "pretty good".
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