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If it also takes the city of mariupol, that will release even more troops to push forward. the images of devastation in ukraine show the toll this war has taken so far, but as it moves into a new phase there are fears what happens next could be even worse. anna foster, bbc news. earlier our moscow correspondent jenny hill gave us the latest on the strike ukraine claims to have made on russias flaghsip vessel in the black sea. we have had an update from moscow. they say they have the fire under c...

Are about whether the u.s. would first re-install some of their diplomatic personnel in kyiv or lviv. we had originally moved our embassy personnel from the capital kyiv to lviv and ultimately into poland completely. there are discussions about potentially bringing them back into the country. and then you have the conversations about whether a high-level official, were talking cabinet-level official, secretary of state blinken, secretary of defense lloyd austin, for instance. when president bide...

Wouldnt be too dangerous for them to travel. it would be a latest in the sign of how unified the alliance is and how nuch u.s. is whole heartedly supporting the ukraine efforts to fight back russian forces. theyve done so successfully. and i know youve heard the same. theyre concerned about the next front of the phase of the war in the donbas. could be violent and could last months and months. >> exactly right. thanks so much. the host of "way too early" on msnbc and joining us retired admiral, ...

Begins to have not just an authoritarian flavor, but a totalitarian flavor where you are rewriting the truth, you are rewriting history and its very, very damaging when you are trying to figure out how do you deal with the real world practical problem, which is why they have lost seven generals on the battlefield, why neve cheefd no military objective in the last 50 days. >> you know, he is saying all of that, but, i mean, you know, now he is saying, oh, well, this is a new phase. has he realize...

We find them and then hand them over to the intelligence services." mournful singing. ukraine is already taking casualties. among the most recent, tatianas only child, alexander, who was killed on the front line. there will be many more grieving families in the weeks to come. this next phase of the war could be decisive, but it will also be bloody. jonathan beale, bbc news, kramatorsk. the ukrainian city of mariupol is under siege by russian troops in ukraine, which has sparked fear of further a...

Its a job made all the more difficult by the regular threat of russian air strikes and artillery. sirens. we have to head to a bunkerfor shelter. there, viktor tells me they are arresting people nearly every day. "we look for bad people who help the enemy. we find them and then hand them over to the intelligence services." ukraine is already taking casualties. among the most recent, tatianas only child, alexander, who was killed on the front line. there will be many more grieving families in the...

The weeks to come. this next phase of the war could be decisive, but it will also be bloody. jonathan beale, bbc news, kramatorsk. the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons says it is concerned about unconfirmed reports of chemical agents being used in the besieged ukrainian city of mariupol. the international watchdog said it was monitoring the situation closely. the us secretary of state, anthony blinken has also expressed his concern. the reports you are referring to, we arent ...

Taking casualties. among the most recent, tatianas only child, alexander, who was killed on the front line. there will be many more grieving families in the weeks to come. this next phase of the war could be decisive, but it will also be bloody. jonathan beale, bbc news, kramatorsk. the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons says it is concerned about unconfirmed reports of chemical agents being used in the besieged ukrainian city of mariupol. the international watchdog said it was...

I would call them a tank target. so thats not a game changer. what would be a game changer would be the mr arrest long range rocket. it would be apache helicopters. some of these things just arent doable from a training and maintenance perspective. so i think, look, secretary austin and the team in the pentagon are extreme professionals, they understand intelligence on the ground. theyre going to see what they can get off the shelf. in the longer run, though, having the defense ministry come in ...

Serving 26 years in the armed services, including as executive officer to general david petraeus during the iraq war. >> also with us, professor of history at new york university, ruth ben-ghiat. the author of "strong men," mussolini to the president. good to have you all with us this hour. >> richard, quick response to what you heard from vladimir putin with his dear, dear friend lukashenko, saying that no peace at hand right now, but their goals are now limited to the east, to the donbas regio...