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It turns out they werent. putin said he wouldnt recognize these breakaway republics because it would violate the minsk accords. he recognized the breakaway republics. >> reporter: some believe the kremlin may have much of eastern ukraine in its sights, coming all the way hear to the river which divides east and west ukraine. it is one of the few natural barriers in a largely flat country. with his announcement, putin has essentially abandoned the minsk agreement. a peace treaty that neither side...

Streets. if you have a weapon and youre on the street, the firepower, the viciousness of this is coming. they can decide where theyre going to be and pick the right buildings. a lot of those buildings can be turned into battle fields. they are concrete reinforced steel. even when hit with the most modern bomb, they can withstand it. they have to decide where theyre going to be when this happens. dont be on the streets. other things, even if they dont want to take up arms, right, we dont want our...

Also been providing wounded kits and first aid kits to hospitals in the mariupol. in kyiv, weve delivered war wounded two to hospitals in the capital together with the ukrainian red cross and are there to treat trauma burns and gunshot wounds. and a donbas, we are looking to the urgent water needs and providing clean cooking water to those in need. ., ., ~ clean cooking water to those in need. ., ., 4 ., clean cooking water to those in need. ., ., ~ ., ,., clean cooking water to those in need. ....

Ukraine is showing the world what it looks like to fight europe. and putin overreached. this is really going to show putin and the world what you can do when your nation is unified. >> you have a lot of tips for people, but one i know nothing about urban warfare, i was quite surprised to read this but an invasion is not someone coming into country, so step number one it would be to impede them getting into your country. you literally talk about putting up obstacles in the street that would preve...

Friendly government. so the more the ukrainians do, the more they can stop that. every day that goes by, when ukraine doesnt lose, its winning. theyre running out of time, theyre running out of food, water, gas, political support in his own country. what can they do more? they need to make sure that russia hits a wall of concrete. our president said they hit a wall of strength in the ukrainian people, and they did. im an urban warfare specialist. having done my own urban combat. the reason theyr...

Creates _ ski resorts are like. it creates artificial snow and since the 1980s, resorts notice that the snow was coming later and there was less of it and melted sooner so to adapt to that they started to create artificial snow. so noise pollution, obstruction of water from natural river systems, vast energy use, vast water use other typical symptoms or four of artificial snow. so, other typical symptoms or four ofartificialsnow. so, of course, alpine resorts rely on the ski season, especially n...

To barriers to the conflict. and the primary one is to adhere to international law and protect civilians and take precautions to protect civilians from military operations. and that also includes providing safe passage to people who are fleeing the fighting. and then in addition to that, were also to that, were also calling for parties to respect international humanitarian organisations like ourselves, the ukrainian red cross and others who are trying to provide assistance to people who really d...

Richard haass, president of the council for foreign relations and author of "the world a brief introduction." david ignatius, msnbc contributor. david, i want to begin with you. what is putins big picture? what is he gaining from this? >> putins big picture is the one hes been articulating now for 15 years. he believes, argues strenuously that natos expansion eastward threatens russias security. he seems to believe it. he has traditional russian anxiety about attacks from the west. hes been sayi...

A mortar shell expdilong along the escape route 16 miles northwest of kyiv. stunned people watching, then rushing across the street to help the injured. but not everyone could be saved. eight people were killed, including at least three members of the same family. the u.s. secretary of state has said the u.s. is investigating credible reports civilians have been targeted by the russians. if so, he said, they would be war crimes. and then the sound of shelling along that same route. people throwi...

>> two days he survived under the destroyed building? >> yes. >> how are you and the medical community handling this war? they are bombing where people live and villages? >> well, its duty, and we have to because we are doctors. this is me. i have to drop my fellowship, my study and i return here on the 28th of february so we have to because who else? >> meanwhile, ukrainian resistance is holding firm in the capital, approaching kyiv by car means navigating checkpoints and block aids put up to k...