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The back next to the kremlin as a vocal critic of vladimir putin. this is an absolute nightmare. russian intelligence is highly trained in these targeted killings and they leave no traces. before -- accidental death or even natural death, very difficult to attributes it to the russian government and especially vladimir putin. pete: the opposition leader, nobody knows better than you, thank you so much. up next, more air raid sirens overnight as russian troops inch closer to the capital city.

He told us that his people -- his people were humane, they could have responded with missiles after missiles came in to ukraine from belarus and they could have done it when missiles came in from russia, but they doesnt do it because thats not the kind of people they are. theyre just and reasonable like the west and the russians arent. theyre like animals with this carpet bombing and the attacks and killings of innocent civilians. it was an historic call, and i was pleased to heart directly from...

Have plenty to fight. trey yingst live in kyiv. trey. >> good morning. we start with some new video into fox news. according to ukrainian president zelenskyy, this video shows a maternity hospital in the southern town of mariupol that took a direct hit from russian forces. you can see the complete destruction here. i want to read to you a tweet by the ukrainian president. he says people, children are under the wreckage. he calls it an atrocity how much longer will the world ignore terror? close ...

You heard the back and forth with peter doocy and jen psaki to cut all off oil imports from russia. this is a major means of funding this war and the killings that were seeing with many asking why is it okay to ramp up oil imports or to go to saudi arabia and ask them to pump more but not do the same from the united states. all right. so this is why we want to warn you about these images that were showing you. theyre terrible. we have to understand the ramifications of what is happening on the g...

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Because he doesnt keep his -- he doesnt keep his word on the cease-fire. so the only chance for us to save our people is fighting back. and despite we have been asking for a no-fly zone or air force -- from our allies, and this is why we are fighting right now. these are essential steps. so we will be able to fight on the land but also in the air and protect our citizens from massive shelling and killings right now. >> kira ruddik, thank you so much for being with us. i want to apologize again -...

States will be joining on this leadership the u.s. is showing. obviously, time matters. every minute, every hour for us is a matter of life -- is a matter of saving children, saving our women, our men, our elderly from killings that russians are doing across the country. so, whatever has been promised, i think the problem is also to have it delivered but also i think we have not exhausted all the possibilities yet to pressure on russia and to reinforce and back up ukraine with its -- with our mi...

And humanitarian crisis now. kylie atwood with much more at this hour. what else did blinken say? >> the secretary of state very clear in condemning russia for killing civilians in ukraine and saying that their strikes had hit schools, hospitals and residential buildings in ukraine, talking specifically about one strike on an apartment building in kharkiv which is where clarissa is located that did kill civilians as well. he said the human rights abuses are mounting by the hour and in ukraine. a...

Them? and theyre having an impact, maria? >> yeah. i wanted to do that. immediately when russia started this war, when the aggression started, i saw the huge wave of disinformation in russian state media that claimed that russia actually needs to protect from ukraine. they even do not call it a war. they call it a special military operation. they try to hide losses. and what is more important, they deny the killings of civilians and deny attacks on residential areas. and thats why i decided that...

Do you think those sorts of contacts, that sort of dialogue is a mistake? i dont think so. i dont think thats a mistake. and here is the thing. the decision to send a delegation to belarus or to turkey is reasonable because it shows that ukraine is acting in a good faith, whether russia wants to have a diplomatic solution. no. er, let me remind you that we had a few years to get a real diplomatic solution. we had very big room for these kinds of diplomatic talks, but russia was not interested in...