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Dialogue. we need an immediate cessation of hostilities and serious negotiations based on the principles of the _ negotiations based on the principles of the un _ negotiations based on the principles of the un charter and international law. of the un charter and international law we _ of the un charter and international law. we need peace. peace for the people _ law. we need peace. peace for the people of— law. we need peace. peace for the people of ukraine. peace for the world _ people of ukr...

Plant, and ukraine claims putin has,s quote, ordered the preparation of a terror attack. lets go live to mike tobin in lviv. mike, lets talk about that nuclear plant because the daughter of one of the engineers there says that the people who are holding these workers hostage know nothing about how to run that plant, and theres a real concern that there could be an emergency or an accident there. >> reporter: well, because they know nothing about running the nuclear plant, thats exactly why theyr...

>> back to your comment on the date in peace accord that came at the end of the bosnia war, what is it that you believe the clinton administration was able to do effectively that this administration right now you feel is failing? >> that is a really good question. the leadership from the three warring factions in bosnia, croatia were able to come together and frankly a lot of it was general wes clark and president clinton working hard 24/7 to convince people, but in the middle of europe is not i...

It is the universal sound of trouble. for more than two weeks, ukraine has slowed the progress of occupying troops as they have sheued occupying troops as they have shelled and fought their way through cities across the country. in kyiv, people know it is only a matter of time before the russians are here. they know through scenes played out across the country what to expect. the loss of lives has been significant for both sides. western allies have so far declined ukraines request to implement ...

To need more assistance. >> what kind of assistance? >> well, theres a number of things that can be done. the equivalent of the berlin airlift as far as supplies, weaponry, and ammunition is something that ideally president biden can help do and help orchestrate in his meetings with nato leaders. that can certainly be helpful. another thing that can be done that is different than whats been done so far, i think it is time for nato, maybe under the auspices of the united nations, but to declare w...

Vladimir— medieval siege. and this is clearly vladimir putins tactic, not least because — vladimir putins tactic, not least because the war doesnt appear to be going _ because the war doesnt appear to be going the _ because the war doesnt appear to be going the way that he wanted it to and the _ going the way that he wanted it to and the way he had envisaged it going _ and the way he had envisaged it going in— and the way he had envisaged it going in those opening may be 24, 48 hours _ goi...

Ready to recover once again. >> and thank goodness. those numbers really are a miracle. im so sorry for the loss of one person. we do hope that it stays to that number. how big is the path of destruction here, guy? . >> brianna, its about a two-mile stretch. it kind of hopped around a little bit. it is a widespread zone of damage. houses off their foundation, sitting in the street. we have stretches of street where there are no homes where there were homes. we have sheltered people. seven people...

Nato, special representative to ukraine for those talks about eight years ago. ambassador, good to have you. >> thank you very much for having me. neil: you cant blame president zelenskyy for wanting this no inform -- no-fly zone. that looks really unrealist. hes a hard guy to take no for an answer a, understandable, but he is looking for lethal aid. >> first off, i dont think we should give up on the no-fly zone. i think theres a way to do it and communicate about it that we can set the lines f...

Armor, and im grateful for that. but im curious whats the nature of fighting at this hour of the evening on sunday evening there in ukraine? >> reporter: in lviv its relatively quiet. we have seen sporadic and deadly hits in the western part of the country in the past week. this is a critical zone. this is where all the military aid comes in from the west, and this is where a lot of the refugees are fleeing, so its absolutely a strategic zone. but what were seeing more and more is the focus is o...

Implement. >> so, you know, one of the several agreed-upon humanitarian corridors just overnight in ukraine is actually from the suburbs of your city into kyiv. do you know how many people are trapped outside the city, just outside in the towns and suburbs bordering the capital city? >> right now in this moment, the corridors from bucha because the people were scattered and dont have a connection. we just received information that a thousand people spend in the bunkers a week already. and they d...