KATASTROFA W ROSJI - TAK ŹLE JESZCZE NIE BYŁO

Russia is facing growing problems in Crimea and at home. Ukrainian attacks on refineries and fuel infrastructure are causing gasoline shortages, hours-long queues at gas stations, and growing discontent among Russians, who are increasingly openly criticizing Vladimir Putin. The report also features American experts' assessments of the effectiveness of Ukrainian actions and the words of the President of Finland, who outlines how he believes the war can be ended. We also report on another escalation in the Middle East – American forces have launched further strikes on targets in Iran, and Fox News reveals the details of this operation. 0:00 TODAY IN THE NEWS 1:06 CRIMEA IS BECOMING A BIGGER PROBLEM FOR PUTIN 2:27 RUSSIANS ARE BEGINNING TO OPENLY CRITICIZE THE KREMLIN 3:09 FUEL QUEUES AND RISING PRICES IN RUSSIA 6:17 FINLAND'S PRESIDENT SHOWS THE PATH TO PEACE 8:00 USA STRIKES IRAN AGAIN