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The ukrainian capital tonight, we have heard multiple explosions over the past 10 minutes, air raid sirens going off in the distance and people heading for cover. jesse? jesse: thanks, trey, we will be back with you later in the hour. as some fighting in ukraine gets worse by the day, the entire world is seeing the graphic footage. women, children, students, innocent civilians are being brutalized. lacerated by shrapnel. gutted by russian machine gunfire and reportedly vaporized by vacuum bombs. the carnage unleashed by russia s war machine is sparing no one as they have brought large scale conventional combat back to europe for the first time since the blitz creed. back then in the late 1930s and early 40s the world was facing a different kind of evil. hitler had taken control of germany and was pushing his tanks across the continent. but in the face of real villainy, true leaders emerge. and perhaps there was no greater european leader than winston
Perhaps, biden is now realizing this obvious fact, which would explain his deer in the headlights look when he was asked about it. are you urging china to help isolate russia? president biden: i m not prepared to comment on that at the moment. laura: translation? we tried that and it failed. it has backfired. china and russia now seem closer than ever. first, china refused to call what russia did in ukraine and invasion. then, they blamed us for the carnage unleashed. today, president xi personally offered support for russia on a call with putin. according to the reit don t migrate out, also expressed the importance of rejecting a cold war mentality, adding that he seriously respects the reasonable security concerns of all countries. the fact is china does not care about people being slaughtered in the ukraine or anywhere else. let s not forget: china funnels
They had been on duty ever since russian forces seized the site nearly four weeks ago. the international atomic energy agency pushed for them to be rotated out, saying they were exhausted, under extreme pressure, and posed a safety concern. the workers have now been replaced, we understand, by ukrainian colleagues. the carnage unleashed by vladimir putin has led to civilian casualties with the most innocent, the children, paying the highest price of russia s invasion. a 2-year-old boy was laid to rest near the capital in kyiv after he was killed last week by russian shelling. his father spoke about his unimaginable loss. translator: i don t know if there is a god. what is all this for? for what? a 2-year-old child, who hasn t experienced life yet. a 2-year-old child who died for nothing. mom called him little kiss. now, there s no one.
U.s. president joe biden will travel to warsaw, poland, on friday after his meetings this week with g7 and eu leaders in brussels and will discuss the response to the humanitarian crisis created by russia s war on ukraine. we ve seen of course the carnage unleashed by russia s unprovoked attack with no concern it seems given to innocent civilians sheltering from the violence. and now we re waiting to learn more about these latest strikes including one that hit an art school in mariupol. an advisor to the city s mayor says officials are still trying to find out exactly how many people survived that bombing. earlier we learned the building was acting as a shelter for about 400 people. we also still don t know how many survived the attack on a theater in the city four days ago. you ll remember this theater. it was also being used as a shelter for as many as 1,300
Reconstitute and reinvigorate their offensive? that s where we are right now. general, always a pleasure having you on and hearing your expertise. thank you so much. i appreciate it. thank you, don. pamela. all right, thanks so much, don. we re learning a lot from you on the ground there in ukraine. and you can use up all of the words in the world and still not fully capture the sheer carnage unleashed by vladimir putin on this peaceful democratic country. we re going to pause right now and just let the pictures and the people right at the center of this tragedy speak for themselves. for the parents, though, it s really traumatizing. we have been talking to people who have left behind parents and grandparents, who are still under russian bombardment. people who are now trying to figure out where to take their families left, if there are other safe places in this