months of diplomacy. allies were quick to distance themselves and the president is now claiming it was not what he meant. watch. mr. president, were you calling for regime change? president biden: no. dana: it is day 33 of the war in ukraine. the government is making a new push for piece. president zelenskyy says ukraine is ready to declare its neutrality in order to security an agreement. the next round of talks in turkey expected to begin tomorrow. trace: the fierce resistance against this russian invasion forcing moscow to change its strategy. the kremlin is shifting its focus securing the eastern donbas region and russian-backed forces have partially controlled that area for the past eight years. dana: efforts to evacuate women and children hitting another roadblock. ukraine s deputy prime minister says intelligence on a planned russian attack has forced officials to close the escape routes for the day. we have team fox coverage. analysis from marc thiessen.
essentials are dwindling by the hour. faced pretty much relentless shelling since the start of the invasion a month ago. john: russian troops are pushing through in multiple directions. new reports say they are making minor progress in some parts of the country. we have team fox coverage to start us off this frid. peter doocy travelling with the president in poland, but mike tobin in lviv, ukraine. the suffering has not paused for the last three weeks. some humanitarian aid made it through to the city to the southeast of the country, and a line formed up with hundreds of people looking to get food, water and medicine. a town of 450,000 and 100,000 remain. no food, no water, and now street to street fighting in the town. civilians evacuating shot video out of the window of the
walking anything back. the fact of the matter is i was expressing the moral outrage i felt toward the way putin is dealing and the actions of this man. just brutality. trace: team fox coverage and reaction from congressman mike gallagher. peter doocy standing by live at the white house. begin with alex hogan reporting from the western ukrainian city of lviv. alex. trace, dana, there is increasing skepticism of what these talks could bring in terms of possible solutions for people who live here in war torn ukraine. russia s deputy defense minister announced today the decision to withdraw troops from outside of the capital of kyiv focusing more of their troops on the donbas area. russia s invasion completely unprovoked, russia stands by its own defense calling it a mission to denazify ukraine. the talks began as new surface
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continue putting up heroic resistance as we look at these awful pictures but russia s relentless bombardments are taking their toll and there are growing concerns that putin may resort to weapons of mass destruction. chemical weapons, biological weapons or nuclear weapons, all four of those would being game changers. if russia does that there is going to be some very difficult decisions that are going to have to be made by, by the nato alliance. one would hope, one would pray that the russians would not make what would be a catastrophic mistake. trace: catastrophic indeed. we have team fox coverage of the war of ukraine. rich edson at the white house about president s latest comments about the putin and clean yawp. first to jeff paul. he is in the western ukrainian city of lviv. jeff? reporter: the mood has changed in lviv after these missile