We had a vote not too long ago on the house floor concerning aid to ukraine in a national defense authorization act. it was overwhelming between the republicans and democrats to support ukraine. i suspect that ukraine aid will pass in the house, and i suspect that vladimir putin will be condemned once again for being a murderer. congressman ken buck, as always, thank you so much for being with us today. thank you. appreciate it. russia retaliating. vladimir putin breaking his silence amid growing speculation that he did order a hit on the wagner group mercenary chief who led the summer mutiny and is now presumed dead. that s next when we get back in just 60 seconds. stay with us on msnbc. (bobby) my store and my design business? we re exploding. but my old internet, was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon business internet. they have business grade internet, nationwide. (vo) make the switch. it s your business. it s your verizon.
That s odesa just a short time ago, russia retaliating tonight for the air attack in crimea over the weekend. alex marquardt joins us now. what have you seen? reporter: anderson, this is a city that is under attack by russian forces tonight from the air. we have heard the odesa air defenses working quite intensively and a local military official also says that those air defenses are engaged in combat. anderson, this comes some 24 hours exactly after that ukrainian attack on the kirsch bridge, that connects russia with the mainland. we did hear from russian president vladimir putin, who said that russia would be responded. he asked for military options and that they would respond for that attack. we may be seeing at least part of that response right now. in terms of what we have seen over the past hour and a little
no labels movement has promoted bipartisanship over extremes. they ve gone too far right and too far left. i don t think no labels is a political party. people are sick and tired of what they re seeing. this is a good movement. let s be clear what it is. the american people will not embrace it. russia retaliating by air with the naval attack bridge in crimea over the weekend. sights and sounds in odesa, one of the most critical and important cities in the country. this is an illegal bridge, illegal construction. without seeking any permissions from ukraine. authorities now say they believe it s possible committing murders for more than a decade. officials found more than 200 firearms in a walled off vault. every investigative step that we took failed to eliminate him. we were shocked. we were disgusted. we were embarrassed. good tuesday morning, everyone. poppy is off this week. abby phillip joins me. abby. nice to see you again. always a pleasure.
Time ago, russia retaliating tonight for a nato attack on its bridge to crimea over the weekend alex marquardt is there, he joins us now, so what have you seen? this is a city that is under attack by russian forces tonight from the air we have heard the odessa air defenses working quite intensively in a local military official says those air defenses are engaged in combat. now, anderson, this comes some 24 hours exactly after that ukrainian attack on the kerch bridge that is 12 bow long bridge that attacks russian occupied crimea with russian mainland. not too long after that, we did hear from russian president vladimir putin that said russia would be responding. he said military options, and they would respond for that attack. we may be seeing at least part of that response right now. in terms of what we have seen
Ukraine, i learned that there were 14 russian military jets flying with the missiles, each jet would have at least eight missiles so we were counting that there would be 112 missiles and ukrainian air defense system with the help of western partners managed to shoot down 73 missiles. all others hit the civilian infrastructure and cause problems with light, electricity, water, heating in different regions and still hear russia keeps attacking. russia behaves not less as a terrorist state. what do you think is behind putin s latest missile barrage? do you agree with the top ukrainian official who says this is russia retaliating for zelenskyy s speech to the g 20? well, you know, zelenskyy at least was open about negotiations for peace. like i mean, he said definitely the conditions for peace deal
Clearing the area making it safe for the people to come back and for the people who live there to continue living there. people who live there to continue living there- living there. and, finally, obviously living there. and, finally, obviously winter - living there. and, finally, obviously winter is - living there. and, finally, obviously winter is fast i obviously winter is fast approaching, hard winter, how worried as president zelensky and residents of kherson and the troops who were based there as well about russia retaliating soon? weill. who were based there as well about russia retaliating soon? russia retaliating soon? well, the truth is that russia retaliating soon? well, the truth is that in russia retaliating soon? well, the truth is that in winter russia retaliating soon? well, the truth is that in winter time, - russia retaliating soon? well, the truth is that in winter time, as - russia retaliating soon? well, the truth is that in winter time, as the truth is that in wintertime, as the minus temperatures set in, it is going to be hard for the russian troops to make the offensives and to really go on the attacking side, so what we are concerned about a new train is that the russian troops will be digging themselves in, meaning that after winter and spring time, it will be harderfor the ukrainian army to kick them out from the territory of ukraine, where they will have reinforced their stay in
When the kharkiv region was liberated. a little bit more than six days, some territories were under occupation for longer than six months. indeed, the stories we are witnessing on social media arriving from our members of parliament who are serving on the ground who were participating in liberating kherson are impressive. are impressive. moving on to the next step. are impressive. moving on to the next step, there are impressive. moving on to the next step, there are are impressive. moving on to the next step, there are two - are impressive. moving on to the next step, there are two things l are impressive. moving on to the i next step, there are two things that people are looking at. firstly, the likelihood of negotiations with russia, their calls ahead of the 620 meeting. but also, the likelihood of russia retaliating. which i ll be likely to see? likely to see? basically i would refer to president likely to see? basically i would refer to president zelensky, i likely to see? basically i would| refer to president zelensky, he likely to see? basically i would - refer to president zelensky, he made it very clear that we don t negotiate with a state which has already been told by the council of
His delayed trip after catching covid dominated by tense diplomacy and signs of division among some allies russia already angry at nato countries for supplying arms to ukraine. now, finland s president today calling president putin to personally confirm they re applying to join nato. putin replied, abandoning neutrality is a mistake russia retaliating by cutting electricity to finland. we have 1,300 kilometer border with russia the border is peaceful, and we want to main that i know that border peacefully. reporter: sweden taking part in joint military drills with the u.s. this weekend, set to announce next week it s seeking membership of the alliance turkey s president erd erdogan, a nato member, declaring he is not positive about enlargement. germany s foreign minister hosting this weekend s meetings telling us the alliance is strong how do you maintain unity in europe and nato if this fighting
Expressed support for joining nato. do you this is in retaliation? we have seen this already. russia cut off, i think they cut off poland. they re trying to leverage their energy sales to put pressure on nato countries. but the eu, nato countries like finland, sweden, they have been remarkably resilient in resisting that pressure and finding alternatives and working with partners and allies to fill the gaps the russians are leaving. but yeah, no question this is retaliatory step and a step to try to stop finland from being from wanting to join nato. it does not appear to be working. it appears to be having the opposite effect. it lets countries like finland know they need allies they can rely on because russia is going to continue to threaten them in a variety of ways. russian forces are continuing to retreat from some ukrainian villages in the kharkiv region. do you think there s a direct line between the growing success of the ukrainian army and the
Another kind of survival is dimitri, whose wife moved away a while ago. wheeling back food he s got for his six dogs. i haven t really left my home for two months, he said. i crossed the fields, passed the bomb fragments to get the food. his gentle stroll in the open, a sign of how long the violence has swirled here. not that it is slowing. now, we understand, jake, tonight as in the night before that the village has come under intense shelling. that s part, it seems, of the russian operands here, that they retreat, shell what they leave behind, and they do appear to be forming a pattern here of moving back towards their border, often under intense duress from ukrainian forces. and you mentioned, too, earlier there do appear to be signs as they re trying to protect the vital supply line to the east of where this retreat is occurring, that runs from russia right down