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Once after he's triggered a devastating economic sanctions and of course defense experts saying that the military the russian military, is underway performing in the region. >> yes. we're actually going to be speaking with him in just a couple of. minutes talking about that classified briefing. that will be later today. but for now, julie tsirkin, thank you for that. i want to bring in mark edward, from abundance international. he runs to orphanages outside of. keep mark, thank you for joining. us i am sure things are highlight. they're fairly stressful. to say the least when it comes to your ...

Depending on which reports you see of orphans in ukraine. trying to coordinate the effort of across the country. roads are out. there is the hot spot of war everywhere. we cannot move children. so it may be a month, it may be too. in the interim, we need to get food to them, we need to get supplies, medicines. today we've got to go get in line, it will be hours in line to get medical supplies and we have to go over and do that. and we know that this is the same story across the country. >> we have not even talked about the long term psychological effects that this is going to have on these kid...

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