properly. two questions. once, you get any mig 29s in other countries hands you could give him form he also was a nato-enforced no-fly zone. that has less support. it could be american jets, british jet, a french jet, would come into contact with russians in the sky. but on the question of transferring polish mig 29th. john thune says there would be support. menendez says, i don t understand why we re not facilitating. jack reed, though, says the plans to provide them with mig 29s would not be effect i have. there are some, and jack reed is an ally of the white house, the pentagon is cease anti-aircraft missiles are more effective, but
crews just understand, don t kid yourself, no matter what you all say, that s called world war iii. a senior u.s. defense official, john, tells me ukraine has 56 working fighter jets that are flying between 5 to 10 sorties a day. but not fought in the air and even russian war planes are having a hard time flying over much of ukraine because ukraine is using the mobile air defense systems. sadly, this u.s. official says sending the 24 mig-29s offered by po land to ukraine would not help stop the siege and the encirclement of the population centers because the air space is so contested. the u.s. is trying to get more defense systems to keep the planes at bay, like the russian equivalent of patriot missiles,
family, our buildings, our city and our future of ukraine. reporter: john, you mentioned as welled three prime ministers from po land, slovenia, and the czech republic, are traveling to ukraine. we re not aware of their whereabouts. we re only told they left this morning via train. so they re going to be meeting with the president there, the ukrainian prime minister unveiling a new package of aid for ukraine f. the difficulty, of course, is the polish government has said their plans were to be in and out the same day, and with the curfew in place, of course, the plans do change anytime. the polish prime minister gave
atrocity of my generation and how he is continuing to make threats and continuing to kill children is unconscionable. i think the president, and i think nato allies need to draw a red line here and say that we are going to make sure that putin and everyone under his command will face war crimes, they will be charged with war crimes if they are to continue this atrocity of genocide. i think it has to be made very clearly and indicated. also the u.n. has to play a role, but take russia off as a permanent member of the security council and the human rights council. the fact russia is on there makes it a complete farce. sandra: we will follow up with you soon, congresswoman. john: worst humanitarian crisis in europe since world war ii, and more than 2.5 million have fled, the large majority into poland. we talk with a parliament member in a moment, but connell mcshane
treacherous. we ll show you a picture of a 66-year-old woman named at that timiana. s tatiana. her home just west of kyiv had been bombed. she made it here after nearly two days, holding just three bags of her belongings. she was telling the volunteer shoots hey not family. she was asking which country she could go to that would be friendly to ukrainian refugees. that is the confusion and the desperation that she is trying to figure out. these are the stories that continue to play out over and over again here at the train station in poland. it is a real challenge, as this continues to push on for week, if not months. the real question becomes just how much more help are european