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For the first time since russia invaded ukraine 11 weeks ago, a russian civilian has been killed on russian soil by ukrainian shelling. t the region has come under a series of recent attacks. kharkiv will neither confirm or deny responsibility. satellite images show ukraine has blown up two pontoon bridges in the luhansk region. and ukraine is now offering moscow a p.o.w. swap for hundreds of their wounded soldiers trapped in the azovstal steel plant. it is believed all civilians are now out. ukrainian forces say villages and towns in the northern kharkiv region are now once again under their ...

Us, that russia withdraw their forces to russian territory. i commanded a squadron in the air force and air force leaders know that we are not going to put our airmen at risk unless we take due diligence before we send them into the skies. sandra, it's important to understand, there are two kinds of no fly zones. a declared no fly zone where you hope the other side won't come up and attack your forces, and there's an imposed no fly zone. we would only, and nato in the past has only made clear that it would do a no fly zone when it first prepared the battlefield, sent in missile strikes and air...

Careful and using things. we understand why ukrainian journalists feel the way they do, but getting into a shooting war between nato and russia does not make the situation better and a no fly zone, be very clear and talk to your military consultants, means that we are attacking russian military assets on russian soil. we just need to stay the course of making it clear to putin that he stands completely alone and isolated and that there is no victory for him here. >> there are reports that innocent civilians are among the dead as they always are in any war. horrific news. is there a scenario th...

Trucks, and your automobiles that are striking us. >> any concern, ambassador, that the russians will view this attack on russian soil, by ukraine and say, okay, wars war. but with those weapons come from. and of those weapons came from the west, with the use that as a reason to lob bombs into poland, for instance? >> first, those weapons didn't come from us. so that's good news. the second, i think that's highly, highly unlikely. we keep talking about, if you do that, if you do that, there's gonna be escalation. well, let's define escalation. russia, the russian armed forces are having an inc...

Flames. the question is how did that happen. the local official in belgorod, this is just across the border, said it was two ukrainian helicopters that flew in low, launched a strike destroying that facility. no casualties but a lot of damage to the infrastructure. if true, it's clearly pay back. it is a strike across the border on russian soil. that's quite bold in and of itself. the russians have been picking off ukrainian fuel depots with missiles for quite some time. this is a reciprocal move. >> pay back. what's going on around chernobyl? >> we've been talking about troops withdrawing mos...