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Would? you as russia had perhaps pro'ected they would? ., ., ., , , would? you are absolutely right, the russians entered _ would? you are absolutely right, the russians entered this _ would? you are absolutely right, the russians entered this war _ would? you are absolutely right, the russians entered this war with - would? you are absolutely right, the russians entered this war with very i russians entered this war with very wrong assumptions about the nature of the resistance and probably the fact... that they were just capitulate. this has not happened of course so we can see a shift of ta...

You're seeing here is everybody improvising on the fly with enormous amount of, you know, intensive diplomacy to try to figure out as conditions change. one thing here is that it's a recognition that putin's plan, his initial plan has failed. it is extraordinary that we're more than a week into this war in ukraine and, in fact, the ukraine air force is still flying. there still is the possibility that we're even talking about this is a measure of how much putin has not yet succeeded in the basics of his war plan because without air superiority, his forces obviously are at enormous risk. you kn...

The norms and the rules about violence and attacks on nuclear power plant. there's a reason they don't come under fire. they're vulnerable. you could result in a release of radiation or a meltdown like fukushima and affect not just the local population but a global disaster. >> my question is about the russians. in the immediate they're in grave danger participating in the attack why what does it say about putin's war plan? >> there are two scenarios. one is that vladimir putin has ordered the troops not only seize but to damage or attack the nuclear power plants. i don't think that's part of ...

Now on bbc news, it's hardtalk, with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. they say no war plan survives first contact with the enemy, and already russia's invasion strategy in ukraine has shifted from lightning strike to sustained bombardment and siege. what of ukraine's response? from kyiv, there is military and political defiance, even as the civilian casualties mount, and the flow of refugees tops 1.5 million. my guest is former ukrainian prime minister, arseniy yatsenyuk. how realistic is ukraine's insistence it will prevail?

Russian playbook to blame others for that which you are about to do or you're considering doing. they've done that plenty of times before. >> joining our conversation, ben rhodes, former national security adviser to president obama and an msnbc contributor and miles taylor is here. he oversaw the department of homeland security's efforts to counter russia while serving as the chief of staff at dhs. ben, for an hour and 20 minutes today, people have been describing putin's conduct and war plan in ukraine as out of a playbook and i suppose that's what makes this reporting about chemical and biol...