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Of ballistic missiles and that kind of stuff that the russian military has and that they're capable of raining down on ukraine. it just -- i feel like we're at the edge of watching something pretty bad. >> i definitely appreciate the point you're making and concern you share. and before i get into the larger sort of cold war with the professor, we have promised one more such ground report. this is from cal perry live from ukraine. cal, go ahead. >> reporter: this conversation i think is the conversation that people are finally now having in ukraine. today a state of emergency where the governm...

>> yeah. taliban, we didn't expect a lot of changes out of the taliban and they're not surprising us in the least. peter bergen, thank you very much. good to see you. check out his piece on cnn.com. op-ed still there. coming up, on the ground report from kyiv. as ukraine mounts a counteroffensive in some areas, they've been having a lot of success taking it to the russians. we check on that, next. >> tech: does your windshield have a crack? trust safelite. >> tech vo: this customer had auto glass damage, but he was busy working from home... ...so he scheduledith safelite in just a few clicks...

Ground report of the massive refugee crisis caused by russia 's war in ukraine. >> thanks for the welcome. >> bylund and the polish president received a briefing from humanitarian aid groups working along the poland/ukrain border. >> something they're taking plays now at your doorstep. you are the ones that are risking things to try to help. in the american people are prou to support your efforts. >> that support but it's a pledge thursday from the biden administration to allocate $1 billion in humanitarian aid for displaced ukrainians and welcome up to 100,000 ukrainian refugees into the us. ...

As the fight continued in the port city of Mariupol, Ukrainian forces put up a tough battle against the Russian troops in order to regain control over the city. The question arises why the coastal city is important for Russia.

A scrutiny of actions and statements before and after the invasion shows Zelenskyy’s overconfidence that Nato would fight on Ukraine’s behalf, while the military alliance never wanted to take on Russia.