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Congressionally approved military fighting. hes now fighting a war, likely, with some of what that funding helped him purchase and have for his military. i wonder, eddie, what your feeling is when you see the american people mercifully quite united about the plight of the ukrainian people, but the blood on the hands of the republicans who not three months ago, not three years ago, but up until four days ago were still apologists for vladimir putin. >> absolutely. it lets us know that we have ill...

Shelling a nuclear power plant. there is no discussion of skyrocketing russian casualties. in fact, there is no mention of the word, war. now to be clear, putin has lost the global information battle. hes been routed. hes almost embarrassingly pathetic, in how hes been carrying out his propaganda campaign that has unfolded on the international stage. but at home, hes actually one. he has created his own reality, once so more twisted then oleksandras own parents who choose to believe the chills o...

Clarissa, following the plight of citizens. average citizens trying to escape damage on outskirts of the capital. whats the latest? >> reporter: thats right, wolf. we have heard another fiery speech from ukraines president volodymyr zelenskyy this evening, in which he praises his citizens for continuing to resist russian aggression. he calls on them to go on the offensive. go on the streets. we need to fight every time we have an opportunity. and he goes on to commend their faith and the protest...

Temporary protection to all refugees fleeing ukraine. that gives them protected status, and rights to residency. the commissioner of the unhcr explained the need for expediency in responding to the polite plight of the refugees. >> i have worked in refugee emergencies for almost 40 years, and rarely have i seen an exodus as rapid as this one. hour by hour, minute by minute, more people are fleeing the terrifying reality of violence. countless have been displaced inside the country. and unless th...

Twitter and facebook, but if you know anything about computers, you can use various ways of circumventing the blocks, and you still can see all the horrific pictures coming from ukraine, so that information is still making its way into the russian media seen. vitaly, very interesting to talk to you about your expertise, thank you for sharing about your family as well, you are same for yourself, where will your family go? that is what we are looking at now. the plight of the ukrainian refugees ha...

Republicans and democrats together to understand what we need to do domestically but also our voice on the international world. it domestically but also our voice on the international world.— domestically but also our voice on the international world. it has been a roller-coaster _ the international world. it has been a roller-coaster of _ the international world. it has been a roller-coaster of a _ the international world. it has been a roller-coaster of a first _ the international world. it ...

Theres going to be trouble ahead, i think, if putin continues to mass his forces. >> all right, general wesley clark well leave it there, thank you for your time. cnn crews in ukraine, the plight of people thrust upon them. nick walsh files this report from a city in ukraine near the black sea. >> reporter: the bridge here hasnt been raised for as long as they can remember, but neither has the sleepy port town of mikolaiv been invaded, here struggling to keep up with the world around them collap...

Refugees are pouring across european borders to escape the fighting here in ukraine. the u.n. says more than 1.2 million people have already fled to other countries. nearly 650,000 of them seeking refuge in poland. many have fled to polish border towns where theyve been reunited with family and friends. now, the plight of the refugees is also mobilizing volunteers around the world to help. ukrainian and italian volunteers in rome joining forces to send humanitarian aid, badly needed items like f...

This and, what you might call, the ground strategy of it. when you are on the ground it is difficult, of course, to know what the wider picture is. the important thing, the important balances to have people who are able to look at the broader consequences, the broader issues of what is going on. that is absolutely essential. and we and everybody else, too, need to keep that balance. you have shown _ need to keep that balance. you have shown your— need to keep that balance. you have shown your ...

His nuclear forces on high alert saying its due to aggressive sanctions from the u.s. 3400,000 refugees have fled. its a complete disaster. people freezing in cars overnight. a 24-hour plus wait at the border. the numbers of refugees could stretch into the millions if this goes on. griff: you mentioned the humanitarian angle. thats what everyone is watching. the plight of grandmothers and mothers in bomb shelters. what can you tell us about the mood? i think the entire world has been surprised b...