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11 members of the security council voted to condemn russia. only russia voted against the resolution. three countries abstained, including china, even china could not bring itself to vote in support of russia today. but russia is one of the countries granted veto power over the national security council, so technically the resolution was vetoed. but history will show the world condemned vladimir putin's war today in the united nations. at the end of another day vladimir putin's war in ukraine, president zelenskyy said this. today was a hard but brave day. we are fighting for our country on abs...

Potential adversaries - that they might not be entirely rational and that that will, - in turn, make the threat of nuclear use even more credible. nuclear weapons, like those on britain's submarines, are supposed to deter conflict. all sides know that their use would be catastrophic for everyone, and the hope is that this logic will still hold. gordon corera, bbc news. lyse is with me for a final thought. both sides of held talks on the border with belarus. nothing came of it now, but they will meet again. that is a sign of hope?— that is a sign of hope? yes, but the are that is a sign of ho...

Happening, what the ukrainian people are going through. thank you very much. we're going to look for some of that morning tv, ukraine's version of the "today" show. we'll look for some of that this week for our conversations. thank you very much, my friend. >> i'll bring it. >> pentagon prsz secretary john kirby is here. i watched your briefing today. when i learned that you would be joining us on this program, and you gave the most impassioned response to repeated questions about that strike on the nato facility near the polish border, and your point was so important. let's not lose the fores...

Countries still fighting a war today. here in this country, we have a dwindling demographic of people who do remember the sacrifices that americans made in world war ii. what's your view of everything coming together to make this defining moment last? >> you know, it's interesting. someone said to me the other day that this conflict puts the expression "micro aggression" into some sort of context. >> proper context, yeah. >> or passive-aggressive. this is just aggression. it is a reminder that there's two fundamentally different systems at work on this planet. there's an authoritarian system, ...

>> translator: we will also defend. ukraine doesn't surrender, the army doesn't surrender, people don't surrender. all of ukraine is fighting heroically. >> new satellite images show that civilians in mariupol are being targeted by missile strikes. and a pro-russian opposition politician has declared herself mayor in melitopol following the kidnapping of the mayor there. joining us, nbc's matt bradley is in ukraine. kelly cobiella joins us from poland and leigh ann caldwell is in washington. welcome to all three of you. nbc's matt bradley in northwestern ukraine, matt, i know we're seeing some...