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Points of resistance. we got to remember that from 41 to 1944 the fiercest resistance to the nazis was over this ground in ukraine and belarus. this will be really, really hard to sustain. >> its going to be -- you see they can resupply the convoys. get the forces ramped up in and around kyiv. well be watching this in realtime as the battle for the capital city unfolds. excellent analysis. thank you very much for joining us. coming up, the ukrainian refugee crisis worsening tonight as the ru...

Ukraine but europe. we need a fighter jet, anti-aircraft s-300 system, we need stinger. we need everything, modern technology to close ukrainian airspace by ukrainian soldiers using the western weapons. point number three. second. not like in 1944. but everything but soldiers. and with this situation, second is increasing the sanctions. every single day while putin do not understand and do not withdraw his troops from ukraine, sanctions should be firm. we should make an embargo for russian oil a...

It is rated prospect finland could form an alliance with native. things have been wary of russia given that they share 830 miles of border and a history of conflict between 1939 and 1944 history of conflict between 1939 and 191m which cost them into territory. earlier we spoke to the world affairs editor here is on the figment russian border and she started by asking how people that are feeling about the invasion of ukraine. , ., , are feeling about the invasion of ukraine. , . , , , ukraine. th...

Jailed all the leadership, and ukraine did not get independence. however, to some degree people are living there and helping germans to defeat the russians because russians were a bigger enemy than germany. rachel: sure. although we didnt get what we wanted. and we lived under german occupation from 1941 until 1944. by that time russia started pushing germans out of germany, and and because my father was associated with the ukrainian -- [inaudible] who formed an underground army, lets call it li...

But own hatred existed within their society. legacy of that, very few of those people were ever held accountable. will: thats right. pete: atrocities happen, go back to their towns and neighborhoods to live life, the legacy -- will: the key point is legacy. were not saying ukraine is defined what happened 80 years ago but get in the mind of vladmir putin. pete: this is big fast forward. what happened between 1944 and what happened in 1991. with the fall of the soviet union ukraine becomes sovere...

Overtake it. one ukrainian american knows this well because his family lived through it. the parents of james markowski, who later served in the department of energy, fled ukraine in 1944 for their safety, as world war ii neared its end. james, who is seen here in this photo with his family as a young child, was born in 1945 during the time they were in a displaced persons camp in occupied germany. just a few years later, they emigrated to the united states and built a new life here with the hop...

Reasons america is a world leading nation economically and every other way is because america leads. that means we get to shake the world swirls in our favor if will that dictators invade countries with no consequences, that will end. we will no longer be rule makers we will be role takers. we dont want to live in a world where china and russia make the rules. this is personal for me and another way. this is the town in western ukraine. he used to be part of hungry when it was called. its where ...

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Decided that he and my mom would go and join the fighters who would be fighting against russians who were already pushing germans out. and the fight, the russians who were coming in. however, at that time my mother and my father would start to go to underground army, is and they were -- [inaudible] to my grandma. however, my mother says, yeah, but i dont want to go and join the underground group and fight russians because i am pregnant. rachel: right. >> and my father get out, and we left ukrain...

Actually grabbed them and sent them, deported forcefully to the russian federation. but thats not the first case. we have had in earlier days, we have also had reports of the similar behavior of russian occupying troops in the north part of kharkiv region, in the villages, they were not letting people go inside ukraine and flee to the safer regions or to flee abroad through the western borders but they were forcefully taking ukrainian citizens, ukrainian villagers from ukrainian village and depo...