Also, don't like to say it, but some of the BBC etc is not straight, that
C4 don't seem to like to mention if both sides have shelled town,cities etc N of Kyev. Mind you they have a guy called Alex there and I have never liked his reporting. They are always very positive in one direction what ever the subject is. ITN maybe.
They are all limited by what they can show too. The beeb have shown footage where they aren't there so must have been supplied by someone. Kyev has been mentioned and that fact pointed out. I remember one school, blast damage and strangely empty and clean inside. The reporter pointed out that there was a military base adjacent behind a building and the damage to the roof on that looked like it came from the other side of it. Pass. They didn't show the base.
Soviet housing doesn't help with schools, large square with apartments around it children play area and often a school. I think AlJ was the only one to point this out. Big bang in the square and you can guess what happens.
I haven't seen any sign of Russia bias on AlJ but "citizens" in that direction may not have the same view of Russia as us lot tend to have. There has been suggestions that Russians look for certain people when they arrive. Also needing to wear white somewhere, they said a lady still had her's on a wrist.
It's seems Russia helped a lot out of Mariupol along the coast and then into Ukraine or into Russia if they wanted. Scarcely mentioned. It seems those who went to Russia were given money - bribe or need, pass. This when Ukraine wouldn't open the corridor. That is working now. May mean that Mariupol is actually captured, No sound of shelling this time when people were being fed.
Maybe Russia stopped during the filming.
I'm not sanctioning Russia but I don't think we have a chance of getting full details of what over all is going on,
The training by the way has been going on since at least 2014. That's what I set google to. Rand,org reckon from Kyev's own figures that few of the Donbas fighters were Russian soldiers and mostly locals other than a couple of dates when Russian soldiers did join in.