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He might use chemical agents and chemical weapons, that crosses a bridge which nato has never had to cross before and i hope that will be the same in the future. we cannot be certain. definitely the discussion within the north atlantic alliance has a different angle than it has had over decades. the war has been particularly traumatic for the children of ukraine. but some are seeking comfort in an artistic way — as the bbc�*s tim allman reports. how do you explain war to a child? how do they...

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Piece deal in ukraine in a phone call with the president of turkey, including a guarantee that ukraine never joined nato. the ukrainian army continues to hold off the russian advance in the second city of kharkiv even as it comes under heavy daily bombardment. lets stay with that story. one angle that is very much at the four of all this is the energy crisis, the growing energy crisis, the growing energy crisis being faced by europe. lord brown was the boss of bp for more than one decade during ...

[ gunfire ] we rarely see that angle. next hour, president biden is expected to arrive at nato headquarters in brussels, belgium, a day ahead of a critical summit in which a new round of sanctions will be announced. lets go to don lemon in ukraine. were hearing of the progress that ukrainian forces are making in some parts of the country, but also still these images of the damage, the destruction. of course these reports of death throughout ukraine, especially in mariupol.

Long time. >> now, cnn has correspondents positioned around the world covering the story from every angle. reports this hour from sam kylie and scott mcclain in the ukraine, melissa bell in poland, natasha bertram in brussels and phil mattingly at the white house. we begin with scott mcclain live this hour in lviv, ukraine. first lets start with the attack on the barracks. >> reporter: they were able to get there in the immediate aftermath while soldiers were still digging through the rubble, an...

But we know, russian soldiers, already, are feeling a little deceived, from reports of pow statements, and the more that this goes on, it is unclear what their morale, and fighting will, will be. >> i was talking to richard angle about this earlier in the show, this idea that they dont go for kyiv, but if the ukrainians give up mariupol, in some of the cities, in kherson, and give them the land bridge to crimea, putin might take that. do you think there is a likelihood of putin accepting an off ...

Toward ukraine and also developing ways to help ukraine defend itself amid these attacks. arlette saenz, cnn, the white house. well, russian bombs and munitions continue to have devastating impact on cities across this country. but the soldiers and vehicles on the ground are not making as much progress as many expected. and some experts say the war could get uglier as it drags out. phil black has that angle. >> reporter: russian munitions are still having a devastating impact on civilians in k...

Blast, it was so close, and hes got several shrapnel wounds. bits have lodged in his leg, and he needs surgery. theres little that can be done on the road side. but one of our team does what he can. and shrapnel appears to have punctured hus -- his lung. he say he is finding it hard to breathe. targeting paramedics is a war crime. he leaves to try to get to a hospital with this parting message for the world. >> our country needs your help. good luck. >> nearby, multiple remains of cluster bomb r...

Path of resolution sooner rather than later. >> jonathan: what they would say in terms of peace talks, they need to encourage peace talks, but not the ones who can lead it, they have to be led ultimately by president putin and zelenskyy, they are the only ones who can come to a deal here, western leaders, nato leaders, prime minister of israel, president of turkey involved can facilitate talks, but it is like any peace deal, it can only be agreed to by the people who are at war with each other, ...

Second amendment, goodbye to the rights of moms and dads who raised their kids as they see fit, goodbye to the right of the unvaccinated to live freely in society and someday goodbye to the right to maybe even drive a gasoline powered car wherever and whenever you want. rushing to approve a supreme court nominee of a president with, what, an approval rating that always seems to be hitting new lows, that, my friends, is a violation of the basics sacred duty that each and every senator, himself or...