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Realistic view of the risk. theres a long, long way to go between sending some fighter aircraft into ukraine and nuclear exchanges. and we just have to be able to see into this problem because if we cant then well face the same problem in nato are in taiwan or any other place against anybody who has nuclear weapons. mr. putin thinks hes found a loophole in the concept of deterrence thats used by the west, which says dont start a conflict or it might escalate to nuclear. hey, im going to start th...

It will go _ i i think its the first one that. ive done where i really do not know what to expect, - but apparently, according to his press secretary, hes up for a fight. - and natalia, i mean, as you were saying earlier, he was the boss of the independent. he wasnt a journalist. i wondered what you made of him as an interviewer in that situation. terrible. he was terrible. it was a four hour interview. it lasted... it went on and on forever. he asked terrible questions. he also asked very weird...

Know and be removed. because the idea, as you have indicated, is to get people from the community who have no connection to the case and can hear the evidence that is presented in the courtroom and by the lawyers and make a decision that is unconnected to any sort of personal interest that might have. >> protecting the jury against the dangers of bias or corruption, giving the parties to the clean and fair shot. >> yes, senator. >> so with any luck youll be on the supreme court for a long -- and...

Have been killed in a month of war here in a remarkable, staggering losses that the u.n. says russian president vladimir putin did not anticipate. it all comes as the russians and ukrainians are sitting down and talking in another round of negotiations. neither side willing to surrender. this could be a long, drawn out bloody fight. the risk of a stalemate is it affects the civilians. >> im not sure anyone expected this. natasha bertrand, thank you so very much. laura, christine, back to you. >>...

Part. the fact that theyve held there for this long, that these rallying his people, that hes kept pressure on the international community. if im a ukrainian, i would be very proud of him. >> one thing about zelenskyy asking for more help, he had got president biden saying $200 million more in support for ukraine. how does military aid from the ukraine help ukraine right now fight of russian forces? does that issue of a supply chain, and what we heard from the russian side is, by the way, your s...

The fact hes held in there this long, rallied his people, kept pressure on the international community and more, if i were a ukrainian, i would be proud of him. >> one thing about zelenskyy asking for more help. he got it. president biden sending $200 million more in support for ukraine. how does military aid from the u.s. help ukraine right now fight off russian forces, as the issue of the supply chain and what we heard from the russian side is, by the way, your supply chain, its now one of our...

They werent up to it. so, now theyre faced with how does it get the ukrainian government to settle on terms which are far more favorable to russia, to putin? and this is all about putin. and therefore, the way they apply pressure to the ukrainian government is to level cities. to bring in huge artillery. to try and generate that humanitarian pressure, just not on the government, but on the civilians. >> so, are you worried that putin could start using weapons we dont usually see in these kinds o...

>> roman something happened over the past 24 hours. mcdonalds closing all its restaurants in russia. huge symbolism. >> rewind to 1990 when the first mcdonalds in moscow opened. this showed that russia was a part of the world. russia had joined globalization and the west and the russian people were the beneficiaries of things like a mcdonalds. now mcdonalds is announcing it is temporarily closing all of its locations in the country joining a long, long list of companies who have suspended or com...

The foreign troops outside of the capital. >> will they be able to get inside of kyiv, do you think? >> no, they cannot capture kyiv, he says. they can attempt to surround it but, if they try to enter, they will face heavy resistance. helping them, is leon, who came to kyiv on his motorbike, and went straight to the front line. >> i thought to myself, how can i not do something about this? how can i not go out there to help? especially seeing the war crimes being committed on the civilian popula...

Corridors struggle to do anything positive for those stuck in there in such fraught circumstances. >> nick paton walsh, sam kiley, kaitlan collins, thank you. coming up next, a cnn exclusive. we saw russian forces grab him. the kidnap caught on security cameras we reported on his release and a prisoner swap. tonight, my conversation with the mayor of melitopol. later, our military analyst, two top generals on the mykolaiv strike but also the growing assessment that russia is losing momentum ...