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Sort of late. it happened after the invasion. i wish it happened sooner. he made that point, the strength -- the strength of every country in the united states is greater than the might of putin. he made that point. that if every other country would show up for them in some way, that if there was somehow some semblance of leadership, that that is what he needs to defeat putin. kayleigh, i want to talk about ney though and the incompetent of our vice president. about comments she made about wheth...

Friends because theyre, still think they are friends. >> yeah, one photograph in particular was really striking is tulip sitting in the window of a subway car, really captures the semblance of normalcy in the most frightening and not normal of times. >> there was international womens rights day and volunteer brought flowers to each woman in this train station, this subway station, just to feel them happy, just to feel them a little more like women, little less like victims of this war. >> yeah. ...

Then ukraine should at least have an opportunity to be an observer. well, i mean, thats -- that could be the case too. personally, i think we should walk out of the g20. who wants to sit in a room with a war criminal and talk about things when weve got a war that he has started going on in ukraine? im not sure how we could do that in an honest way. maybe we send a lower-ranking official to go. but i dont think we can have something even the semblance of business as usual, so i think theres some ...

Of this military offensive in ukraine has not gone to plans. not met the initial military objectives set out. there is clearly pressure on putin. i guess the question of whether or not hell be forced out of power, thats obviously too early. the fact that at this point in time, navalny received such a harsh prison sentence and prosecutors are likely to appeal it, because they wanted 13 years, do you think this was a deliberate attempt by putin to get the only man who could possibly challenge him ...

Chanting around russia, some are still protesting against what the kremlin calls its special operation in ukraine. since the end of february, thousands of people have been detained for protesting so far, but in a country of over 140 million, these are not mass movements. in moscow, the authorities are taking no chances, with columns of police vans, barricades and document checks, and in president putins russia, there is no space for dissent. caroline davies, bbc news, moscow. 2.7 million people ...

Not even come close. his military has under performed and most amazingly, the ukrainian people, their courage and their willingness to stand up to him was something he didnt expect. he has stalled in his objective. but it has been widely reported he is not one to say okay, i made a mistake. so, where does he go from there? for now what we have to do is support the ukrainian people. get them the arms they need. get them the support they need to stop putin. and then what he has to do is recalculat...

Are working hard to provide refugees with accommodation, food — and some semblance of a normal life. for the children of war, open arms are mightier than the fist. young ukrainians eased into life in poland with a karate class joined to distract from trauma. adolescent that the greatest strength comes from peace. my father may be fighting, i dont know, i dont have message from him. he hasnt heard from his dad for three days without the emotions make it hard to feel settled here. in poland its ...

By russia. the president volodymyr zelenskyy says russia, quote, committed another crime against history saying the russian troops denazified the memorial. the minister tweeted about the destruction questioning why russia keeps attacking these holocaust sites. now, russia claims one of its cruise missiles destroyed a fuel missile in mykolaiv in ukraine on saturday. the city has been devastated by fighting. despite the violence and danger some families in mykolaiv are trying to hold onto some som...

Gets that out of 100 civilians in mariupol have been killed -- in a hospital room in mariupol, there was life. more than two and a half million people have fled ukraine since the start of russias invasion, but for the people who stayed behind, some semblance of life goes on. for some, that means joining the war effort. today, this group of civilian volunteers were issued guns and trained on how to use them by the ukrainian army in odessa. they taught them how to shoot well lying on the ground, p...

See. there was a young boy, danilo, whos 9 years old whos got t cell leukemia. and he needs dedicated treatment he cant receive here in the middle of the war. so thankfully he was evacuated yesterday to poland. so theres very special needs. but then also weve been delivering toys into kharkiv for kids whove been inside shelters in the metro system for weeks. and providing not only the basics of life, water, food, shelter, but also that opportunity to just experience a semblance of a normal child...