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These are critical. putin will either try to escalate the war in a way that becomes less fun to watch on twitter, less fun to root for the ukrainians. , or understand that it is going to be a long bloody bug downgraded war. one is less interesting to watch. and roads overtime. and one of those two things will happen. where he will try to make one of those two things happen. but i think right now, obviously, the ukrainians have momentum. they have to not get over confident, but i think that it is clear that they had a real strategy here that they are pushing forward. and the question that i m asked a lot, and i don t know the answer, so i m going to pose it to you. what would get vladimir putin to stop? because he is going to have to quote on quote when somehow. there s no way he s going to back off of the same, if he doesn t feel that he has a win in his mind. ....
Small she is, how unsafe these conditions are. to be out on the road, not knowing when you can get a meal, when you can get gas. but this was their only option to get to safety. and now her 15 year old son was tasked with not only getting them out of a country at war, but also making sure that there are safe over here. they are going to stay with a relative that is about 20 minutes from here. but that is just one example, one family of the thousands of refugees. the thousands of children, now being told that they have to help care for their families. he has been? alison, it is so heartbreaking. that 15 year old boy. he should just be thinking about what he is going to be for school at launch tomorrow. shouldn t be thinking about the realities of having to take care of his family or what is going to happen to his dad. and the images that you paint for us of that one month a year old child. thank you alison for that. i want to bring in chris smells near from the un refugee agency. he i ....
Battlefield. but you look at that, you go, just where you re going to use these nuclear weapons on the battlefield. it s not going to be in ukraine, is that going to be one of the cities of ukraine. or is he threatening nato. a threat to nato is just something that he should never go there. because that would set off a nuclear war. and that is the end. so what is he talking about? i don t mean to jump in here. but that is exactly what i was thinking. because it seems as if hearing that he was elevating his nuclear forces or putting them on alert, he said that it was in direct response to what he was hearing from nato forces, from the west as well. so wasn t even necessarily about ukraine or the leadership in ukraine. or volodymyr zelenskyy, it was in direct response it s aims to these crippling sanctions that russia is now feeling pretty immediately. and that it seems more ....
Restore supplies. joining me now to talk about this, doctor vin gupta, pulmonologist and faculty member at the health metrics and evaluation at the university of washington. he also serves as a critical care aerospace position for the u.s. air force reserve medical board. doctor gupta, as always, it is good to see you, thanks for joining us and staying with us. i think we kind of first want to get to some of the basic needs that corner, especially during a time of war as we are seeing what s taking place on the ground in ukraine. is mean, thank you for having me and good morning. there are multiple i should say for your viewers, ukraine is a country s only 35% fully vaccinated. as of today, and a worldwide pandemic, hundred 15,000 cases of estimated infections just today. that is pretty high for ukraine in terms of the last two and a half years. coming off of an omicron peak. you have that context, to the baseline of what health looks like in a wartime situation. ....
And the reason that he left was because they didn t think that this would happen. when he was there he was saying that he was going out to dinner he, was meeting ukrainians the motions were tense. but they didn t expect this to happen. at least that s what he was telling me. it was sunday, and about two days, later that s when the war started. it s been a really saddening sight to see. it s been a terrifying sight to see. and honestly, i ve done my research on refugees. i ve written a novel on refugees. i recently researched with. them i followed the 2013 crisis. and, now watching this happen, again, in another part of the world is devastating. it was devastating in 2015, it is devastating. today we are seeing families torn apart. again we are seeing babies being pushed on strollers on the sides of roads, again. in 2022, 2015. it is criminal that this is ....