there are more than 100,000 people, i think is the latest estimate we ve heard from your teams in the city. we heard from our correspondent matt rivers. the evacuation routes, humanitarian corridors, any attempt. they have not been successful. russia continues to bombard. four buses got out yesterday, just four. at this point, what is it going to take to get these civilians out? my president suggested yesterday to the russian side to start evacuation from the asov steel plant to evacuate civilians, more than 1,000, and those wounded soldiers, more than 500. and to exchange those soldiers for the russian soldiers which are in possession of ukrainian side. our negotiates were ready to go to the city for the exchange, no action, no ability to provide the humanitarian corridors, even for civilians. the u.s. state department said yesterday, igor, that nato
what do you believe? what does the state department believe? do you believe that talks can end this war? you also heard from foreign minister yesterday that our ukrainian partners continue toe. there s been one party that hasn t engaged in good faith. one party that s gone through the motions in an empty manner. almost the pretense of diplomacy while the party has continued to bombard, strike ukraine s towns and cities. that s russia. in hopes we can do two things. bring about an end to this conflict as quickly as possible and to see to it that however this ends, when ever this ends,
idea of not using electricity during these high holy days. so we instead are out here. we spoke with a lot of jews inside and at a cemetery earlier today where one who was killed by the russians was being buried. there s a lot of irony here. the stated goal of putin s adventures was to denazify ukraine. the irony goes past that. we know that president vladimir zelenskyy, he s the president of the country, he s part jewish. and some of the russian bombard mens hit the memorial, the site of one of the worst massacres by the nazis in this country. and of course ukraine still has a really important and dynamic jewish community and jewish life here. it is one of the largest jewish populations in europe and historically it s been the source it s incubated so many
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each day, everybody makes the same calculation. the same half solution to war. crossing the border may protect you from danger but it does not always protect you from fear. brendan kearney is a retired colonel in the us marine corps, previously chief of staff of the us marines in europe. he joins us from san francisco. thank you forjoining us. if vladimir putin s amen ukraine is to advance steadily and bombard cities into submission, he is surely succeeding, particularly in the south. would you agree? i would. certainly would you agree? i would. certainly the would you agree? i would. certainly the evidence - would you agree? i would. certainly the evidence of l would you agree? i would. i certainly the evidence of the last couple of days clearly indicates to the targeting of civilian populations. halal indicates to the targeting of civilian populations. how can ukraine defend civilian populations. how can