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Him for information. it is starting at the top here. and he has been presented as somebody who is actually part of the planning of defending the city. so, he has been rallying people together. we have seen this unbelievable effort amongst the civilians that are staying to try to arm the front line troops and in many cases, becoming frontline troops. men between the ages of 18 and 60 are not allowed to leave the country. we are hearing horrific stories of people fleeing with their families, dropping them off, watching their wives and their children go away and then returning to the front. the i...

Somebody who is actually part of the planning of defending the city. so, he has been rallying people together. we have seen this unbelievable effort amongst the civilians that are staying to try to arm the front line troops and in many cases, becoming frontline troops. men between the ages of 18 and 60 are not allowed to leave the country. we are hearing horrific stories of people fleeing with their families, dropping them off, watching their wives and their children go away and then returning to the front. the idea of civilians picking up weapons and defending their city as an honorable idea....

Reading. the readout concludes, at the very least, it's clear morale pro problems with russian forces are not limited to frontline troops. it does not definitively explain his behavior. such readouts are tip clae too sensitive to be made public. >> they give us a potential insight into what the russians are thinking and shows a morale problem within the russian hierarchy and extend possibly to the top. >> they did not respond to a cnn request or readout. but the kremlin has denied reports of low morale among its forces ibukraine. >> he would have to doubt this

Depressed over it, before walking out without shaking hands. the attache wrote in the readout, the fire in his eyes and flustered demeanor left a chill down the spine. meetings with russian officials are typically scripted, but the two attaches said they had never witnessed such an outburst by russian counterparts at an official meeting. the readout by the officials concludes, at the very least, it is clear that morale problems among russian forces are not limited to frontline troops. the readout describes only the impressions of the u.s. officials and does not definitively explain ilyin's beh...

Welcoming countries, the countries that have been so generous so far, that there will be so much of a -- it'll tax their systems, their utilities, and their services so much that there -- there might be some resistance to this flow of this ref -- this flow of refugees streaming through? >> i think what we've seen across europe and the world so far is a huge outpouring of support for -- for the people of ukraine. and ultimately, you know, seeking asylum is a human right. it shouldn't just be afforded to one nation more than the other. and it's really important that third-country nationals are a...