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Missiles, theyre kind of entry level anti-aircraft missiles, but theyve been very successful. the ukrainian government claims -- have been shot down. and so successful have those stingers been, that they forced the russians to fly their combat missions at night. we cant verify the footage you showed earlier on, that was a nighttime mission to the next step, its to provide the ukrainians with an anti aircraft capability that works and ice. as the defense secretary addressed the house of commons y...

To conduct normal offensive operations. so theyre going to use the strategy to try to attack the will of the ukraine people, and i got news for vladimir putin, its not going to work. >> its not going to work. all right. tell us more about this s-300. what do we need to know? >> the s-300 is significant. president zelenskyy asked for these. slovakians are willing to give up these systems. what does this provide the ukrainians? right now all they have is stinger missiles. stingers go to about 5,00...

Course its a terribly risky profession. i have journalist with me all the time, both use in iraq and afghanistan, and i think its important that everybody recognizes what russia is doing. this is deliberate targeting of innocent people. this is not an accident. this is deliberate. the sooner we can stop us, the better we are all going to be. >> harris: former secretary of state mike pompeo on the biden administrations handling of russias advances. lets watch together. >> the biden administration...

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$800 million in military aid to ukraine and that includes things like switchblade drones. do you see things like that making much of a difference? >> the ukrainian forces are already doing pretty well at bottling up the movement of russian columns and other kind of vehicle movements. this will be one more capability. the problem is they cant push russian forces off their territory and cant prevent them from various kinds of bombardment. so i dont see the $800 million as changing those realities ...

Equipment and they are noncommittal on that. watch. >> our goal is to reinforce those things that have worked for the ukrainian forces. so we are talking to a number of our allies and partners to ensure that we get as much capability as we can to continue to provide help to the ukrainian forces. >> griff: the presidents call with china happens just four hours from the situation room close to press. it caps a week that began with national security advisor jake sullivan meeting with his chinese co...

Us some idea, with what he wrote on photophoto -- it is our duty to be where history is forged. its not about us, but about the future of our children in the world who deserve to live free from tyranny. lets brought to brussels. nato defense officials are holding an emergency meeting, and theres talk of a nato leader summit next week, and also a warning that theres new concern of a chemical weapons attack inside ukraine. natasha, tell us more. >> reporter: thats right, the chief of nato would ...

What were seeing, the russians cannot sustain this. thats why theyre asking china for help, why theyre recruiting syrians to come in there, theyre having to protect their own supply lines. what weve got do in the next seven days is something on the scale of the berlin airlift delivering the capability that ukraine needs to strike back at the ships in the black sea and the long-range fighters shooting into kyiv and other cities, now is the time we have to be pouring it on. honestly, i dont feel t...

And the capability that something like the russian forces would have for them to gather and collect their own information about whats happening on the ground in ukraine. ., ~ , ., ., ukraine. 0k, thank you, paul. well, ukraine. ok, thank you, paul. well, its— ukraine. 0k, thank you, paul. well, its also _ ukraine. 0k, thank you, paul. well, its also no _ ukraine. 0k, thank you, paul. well, its also no surprise - well, its also no surprise that events in ukraine have dominated news coverage, bu...

And capability to capability. but we are trying to help with that coordination function. and the brits have been, too. in fact, theyve been very vocal about their efforts to help coordinate and work through that and were grateful for their assistance. jim? >> two questions, really. the russians have occupied a lot of area in ukraine. do you know if the -- if the ukrainians, is there any assessment if theyve gone into a guerilla war in these occupied areas. and a separate question. i mention the ...