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It to the teeth, and let's see if he's defeated once and for all. >> peter, thank you so much for being with us. let's keep in touch. i very much appreciate your voice. still ahead, ukraine's president is set to address congress tomorrow. what, if anything, can he say to convince the u.s. to increase its actions, to further help beat back russia? plus, while the refugee crisis in the country surrounding ukraine is just getting worse. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." e. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports. trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i f...

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There. you can see all the people that showed up, the regular people in lviv that showed up, they were all very emotional. you could see the sadness on their face, but a massive sense of camaraderie. and there was one message from everybody, close the air space. we're getting pounded from the air. and you hear that all over this city. >> ali aruezi in lviv, thank you so much for being with us this morning. joining us now, peter salmayef, the director of the eurasia democracy initiative. he joins us from just outside kyiv. peter, thank you for being with us. we first spoke with you on day nine ...

Donetsk. it's really pretty barbaric, what is happening. but overall, there's a sense that people are kind of digging in for the long haul. people are exhausted, mentally, and physically, but at the same time, there's a sense that ukraine can win this thing. obviously, not without a tremendous destruction, but, you know, we see that the carnage of civilian life is actually proportional to the military setback that vladimir putin is suffering. it seems like he has bogged down in ukraine and it has grown desperate, as a result. >> yeah, and you know, the fear, of course, is that that desperation...

Zelenskyy is person number one. he's on the cover of "time" magazine. we're the talk of the town. so while there's a sense of elation, there's also a sense of frustration. because all of these mega demonstrations in support of ukraine around the world did not sway vladimir putin one wit. he still went ahead and started bombing our cities. nothing sways the guy. we're dealing with a psychopath. so it's a sense of, you know, of the surreal. you know, being kind of helpless, you know, for as long as this monster is alive, we'll continue to suffer. but one thing is for certain. he will not see -- ...