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Protesters threw Food Packages onto the road and ripped open bags of grain. The group reportedly behind the protests said they were demonstrating against the continued detention of israeli hostages and gaza. Four protesters have been arrested at the scene. I was telling you about the response from the white house and he has also been a response from the state department. It is our strong view that aid cannot it is our strong view that aid cannot and it is our strong view that aid cannot and must...

This week marks six months since Russia first invaded Ukraine, when countless Ukrainians had to flee their homes.

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Civilian, the human suffering that we continue to see hour after hour coming from there, and now the attention on sumy at this hour. >> absolutely. its the next location for people to evacuate, and while the russians keep putting forward this idea that they are open to respecting humanitarian routes out of the country, they lay forward a proposal yesterday thats not realistic for the ukrainian government or ukrainian civilians. they said sure, you can evacuate but most of the evacuation routes t...

Do you think he will say if you give the ukrainian air force the ability to fly again you are a combatant. >> its hard to know what he will do. he is the one to make a decision, whether to use a tactical nuclear weapon, part of the russian military doctrine, we hope and pray that never happens, but i think its a bluff because i dont see any difference providing stingers and javelin missiles and other lethal defensive equipment and providing them airplanes. so, i think as long as its ukrainians f...

Thank you very much, bret. >> john: looking forward to it. thanks so much, bret. >> sandra: countless ukrainians making tough choices so many of us will fortunately never have to face. [child crying] >> sandra: takes your breath away. ukrainian police officer saying good-bye to his family, just way too many moments like this that we continue to witness. west of kyiv, not much more information on the exact video, but it speaks for itself. a little baby not wanting his daddy to go away. that polic...

Missiles, anti-aircraft weapons that have allowed the ukrainians to stall a lot of the convoys. they have maintained air superiority, the planes, they are accustomed to flying, they use the same russian-era planes they do in poland, but part of producing the defensive lethal weapons the ukraines need to defend themselves. it does not imply nato is going to get involved in the fight or the united states directly, but important part of our commitment and obligation. >> john: vladimir putin issued ...

>> john: bring in the anchor special report bret baier, your reaction to this idea that the migs, these 29s, not the latest and greatest aircraft but capable fighters, no question, transferred to ramstein and potentially ukraine. >> and the ukrainians fly them, so it fits in with their air defenses. its significant. i think this was in the works after secretary blinken said it over the weekend that the u.s. was giving a green light. logistics are interesting, moving them from poland, borders ukr...

Flee, growing bombardment. young and other crossing the irpin river to reach the meltive safety of the capital. the mayor said he would never surrender. people are staying and fighting, even against all odds, and even when they are told their cities, towns will be razed to the ground, they are staying and fighting. it is a country that feels to some degree that it is holding back the russian army, and they are not going to stop now. john. >> sandra: that is remarkable, benjamin. and back to the ...

And whether or not the actions will bring down the prices. >> john: looking toward to that, and interesting to hear what claire has to say about it. over 2 million ukrainians have fled since the start of the war, many arriving in poland. food, water and medicine is hard to find. alex hogan is in eastern poland with the latest on the humanitarian crisis. how are they coping? >> hi, john. this humanitarian crisis continues to unfold. you can see the line of people behind me has stretched longer an...