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Looking slightly lower so far today compared to the same time in the 2018 election. it's hard to know exactly what that means. but it could be a problem for the opposition who are really hoping for a wave of anti-ban enthusiasm and hoping that their voters keep the faith and turn up at the polls. ali? >> raf, really important reporting you're doing from budapest. thank you for that. raf sanchez in budapest, hungary. up next, i'll speak to retired major onspencer who spent 25 years in the u.s. army. he tweeted "ukraine needs the u.s., not just weapons. this is a test of our national values, w...

The carom of urban warfare studies. he is no stranger to war, serving more than 25 years in the army including two combat tours in iraq. he's also the author of the book "connected soldiers." major, thank for being with us today. i want to get your take on what's been going on. you and i have been talking before the war started and you were talking about ways ukrainians can protect themselves, particularly in urban warfare. now overnight we have seen what has happened in the suburbs of kyiv. the russians have left, and what they have left behind is remarkable evidence of war crimes and atrocit...

Mr. orban locks. he may have lost it somewhere in his contacts with moscow. >> that with volodymyr zelenskyy. joining me now live from hungary's capital of budapest is nbc's raf sanchez. raf, the polls close there in about three hours. if viktor oman gets reelected, vladimir putin has cemented another ally. what is your sense of how this election is playing out? what kind of chance does orban's main challenger have in this election? >> yeah ali, we are in a polling station in downtown budapest. this is a pretty liberal neighborhood voters here are overwhelmingly against viktor orban. we spoke ...

All of the electoral districts. everything here is serving or bonds interest. he can always stay in power. >> now or bonds big argument is he is the big -- won't keep hungry out of the war in ukraine. he claims that the opposition are so rapidly rabidly pro nato and pro western that they will drag this country into war. that is an argument the opposition very firmly rejects. but it's an argument that seems to be working in some quarters in this country. we met a young man who's voted consistently against viktor orban but he said in this election he's going to vote for him because he is really ...

Area. ukraine wants to take advantage of this opportunity. the russians are readjusting their positions under fire after having suffered losses. they want to make sure that they suffer similar losses in this part of the country as well. >> nbc's richard engel reporting from kharkiv in eastern ukraine. meanwhile, also falling what's happening in the southern ukrainian city of odessa. this, morning multiple explosions and black plumes of smoke filling the sky. for more on this, joined with gabe here, as who is watching this very closely from levy. gabe, what do we know about what happened in ode...