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This link with the southwest, they will go after the city of odessa, and talk about a refugee issue, a million people live in odessa, and that would be the next target along the line after mykolaiv. story number two is the nuclear situation here, and sean, i was on with you last night, we were talking about this area right here, the fire nearby, a report earlier today that the russian forces are moving on this area, mykolaiv, and this town, another large nuclear facility. we know the problems we had with the russian fire when they surrounded this facility in the previous town, which is the lar...

War that they have launched. in fact, if you see president putin in moskow at this nuremberg-style rally, that's not indicative of someone who's about to go home. and so i think that, you know, the fear here is that mariupol is just a beginning of the kind of brutal destruction of the cities that seems to be what is the russian military play book for this conflict. >> you know, we already know, susan, that 1 in 5 ukrainians are displaced this time either in their own country or outside of it. it's only been a month. i mean, how much worse could this situation get? and what are the implications...

He writes you drive 5 or 10 million ukrainian refugees into po poland, hungary and western europe with the burdens that the nato states will pressure zelenskyy to whatever terms putin is demanding to stop the war. internally, 6.5, 7 million people displaced. saying a moment ago, the flood of refugees is beginning to slow down if ever so slightly. >> right. and these countries, if anything, putin has unified nato, he has not torn it apart. he's brought the countries together. when you have finland and switzerland and sweden, saying you know what, maybe we should join nato, that is striking, and...

Action from the allies as russia continues its brutal war. my panel joins us now to share their reporting and insights. seung min kim of the "washington post," laura baron-lopez of politico and francesca chambers of mcclatchey. so for president biden, dealing with this refugee issue has been one of the outstanding things he's needed to deal with. this is actually an administration that's struggled on this. they are now taking 100,000 of them. what is the significance of that for this white house and also for allies who have been watching what he's going to do on this very issue? >> it's defini...

Humanitarian crisis, 1000 british soldiers on standby to go and help with the refugee issue further eastern europe. also, the uk might be expected to get some further demands from them of military support. actually, the soldiers to go and bolster their defences as part of nato's eastern flank rather than as humanitarian offer made by the uk so far. gm; than as humanitarian offer made by the uk so far-— the uk so far. any hint of that from defence secretary _ the uk so far. any hint of that from defence secretary ben _ the uk so far. any hint of that from defence secretary ben wallace - defen...