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The reality is russia could bombard kyiv from the air anytime they wanted to, and the threat to kyiv is not over at this point but it does look -- the u.s. assessment is that the russians have turned away from kyiv, at least for now. the big question is, if they go forward with this or when they go forward with the next phase down towards donbas in the southeastern part, what would it looks like if they start to see victory? would they continue to push north, potentially west, or turn and go sou...

Potential russian onslaught and you have to look at what ukrainian forces of managed to do around the capital, they managed to repel and push back russian forces in ways that even military analysts were surprised by how well the ukrainian forces did. there is a feeling that this next phase will be even more powerful and potentially even more brutal will be of seen already. last week this continued calls from president zelensky to get weapons now. someplace to come in and within days, not weeks. ...

At what ukrainian forces managed to do around the capital. they managed to repel and push back russian forces in ways that even military analysts were surprised by, how well the ukrainian forces did. there is a feeling that this next phase will be even more powerful and potentially even more brutal than we have seen already. last week, continued calls from president zelensky to get weapons now. some to come in within days, not weeks. do we know anything about the supplies and have they arrived i...

Have had a poor command and control structure. the air forces there are not talking to the ground forces. the forces in one part, like the once around kyiv were not talking to the ones further south down towards kharkiv or towards the coastal area. this may be a recognition by the russian government, the russian military, they need better commanding control and better communication among forces on the ground and they may be moving that in before the next sort of phase of this offensive. what the...

Our defence correspondent jonathan beale is there. we certainly heard the sound of artillery intensifying in recent days. many people who live in this region have already left, which is why you can see few lights on in the block of flats behind me. i think the fighting here will be different from what we have seen in kyiv. its more open countryside. the advantage the ukrainians have is that they are already well dug in. they have been fighting russian—backed separatists here for the past eight...

The next phase in slovakia, that is moving in. a patriot battery was moved to poland a couple weeks ago so for any ally that might have an s-300. on the switch blades, we know over 100 have made their way into ukraine. theres not a lot of fidelity about that and how many more may be going into. but a lot of our views may not be familiar with it. it kind of referred to as a drone butch its a lot more that than. its a small, very compact loitering munition. its fired from a tube. it fits into a ba...

Listen. >> i think this is a different phase that were in. my attitude will in our cybersecurity companies is we cant wait passively until an attack comes. we have to hunt for it. and so general nakasone at cyber come together with many other factors within the u.s. government. the dhs, as well as commercial companies are doing everything we can to not only worn companies, worn not-for-profits like think tanks, bring shields up as they would say, to really begin to posture, to reduce the effect ...

Of freedom and justice for all pre- >> president biden plans to visit iowa on tuesday his first visit there since the 2020 election. of course a critical state in 2024, dana progress indeed it is, lucas tomlinson of reporting for the white house by lucas thank you but lets turn to jeff paul he is live in lviv, crane lied with an update from that country good morning. >> yesterday and of the capitol city here in ukraine is no liberator but the devastation left behind by russian forces and now the...

Position in the east in general and particularly in terms of their potential to ensure adequate logistics supplies. i dont think theyll make the same mistake they made in the first phase of the war whereby they tried to do these whats known as thunder runs where they tried to launch rapid attacks into urban areas. i think what you will see is more classical combined arm operation business the russians, using tanks, armored fighter vehicles, supported by artillery and long-range fires and air pow...

Ukrainian media organizations as well as western think tanks. the ceo of looking glass cyber in boston joins us now for some insight in all of this. i want to say, you know first hand what the u.s. perhaps specifically the cia and national security officials are doing at this hour to try and prevent cyber attacks. what do you take from what was disclosed this week which i found extraordinary that at least twice court orders were obtained to covertly reach into computer net works to try and preve...