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Avoid. >> jon wolfsthal, former senior director for arms control and nonproliferation at the national security council. thank you, this is difficult stuff, thank you for being so clear. >> thank you. >> this was a train station in southern poland today, this is right across the border from ukraine and what you will see here are ukrainian citizens -- do we have that footage? here we go, three, two, one. there we go. ukrainian citizen stepping off the train. this was the first train carrying a group of ukrainian citizens into poland. ukrainians who are fleeing the russian invasion. the president...

Cancer, eating away at a democratic, independent country. and it is clearly the intent of vladimir putin to continue until he has destroyed the soul of that country. and that's what we have to be worrying about. >> jon wolfsthal, is it practically possible to attack nuclear power plants as a way of taking up the power grid in ukraine? is it possible to attack those power plants in a way that does not include just a massive risk to millions of people, including people in russia? >> so, first, this state clearly that attacking and nuclear power plant is a violation of international agreements, t...

President Joe Biden is trying to protect Ukraine from Russian escalation by expanding policy justifications for a U.S. nuclear attack.

Experts estimate that there are about 100 such bombs stored among five NATO countries, ready to be loaded on jets and dropped on enemy target. One version of this bomb can carry the explosive equivalent of 11 Hiroshimas.

President Joe Biden is trying to protect Ukraine from Russian escalation by expanding policy justifications for a U.S. nuclear attack.