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The towns without water. that is what president zelenskyy was here for tonight, standing before congress, before the world, standing for freedom, for ukraine, for andriy. let s turn to phil mattingically and jim sciutto. this felt like a moment. this felt like a speech people will be talking about for generations. jim, to you. who do you think that zelenskyy was speaking to tonight? i m so glad you told the story you did just there of your experience in ukraine and just one of the victims in many tens of thousands. because there has been willful ignorance in this country about the war in ukraine, and it still continues tonight. we ve heard it in the wake of the speech in some corridors not just through donald trump jr. who for some choice doesn t want to see what s happened there at the hands of russia. ....
A fresh wave of Russian drone and missile attacks hit a residential building and power facilities in Kyiv and caused damage in other Ukrainian cities ....
Infrastructure. this was just right back, a tourist area people pop pulate d spend time. student area, no infrastructure, so important to note. andriy, thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. yep. joining us is david sanger, a white house and national security correspondent for the new york times. david, what are you making of just these developments? the bridge attack over the curt strait and now what you are seeing as russia is striking so many targets across ukraine and we re not sure when this is going to end. brianna, i think there is a bit of a turn in the war going on. seven months ago we thought that russia had a strategy for taking over crimea. the strategy failed. they don t have that now. i don t think they ve got a hope of that, they clearly don t have the troops or the capability. ....
Legal guardian. [speaking non-english] before the war, andriy was in the fourth grade and liked school. [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] andriy, talk after his that, mikhailo, who also love sports. [speaking non-english] andriy s mother, oksana was a preschool teacher. [speaking non-english] when the war started, andriy was at home with his parents. they ....
[speaking non-english] tanya is andriy s sister. with a daughter of her own, the 26-year-old has become his legal guardian. [speaking non-english] before the war, andriy was in the fourth grade and liked school. [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] andriy, talk after his that, ....