top news in the united states and around the world. ahead this hour, stalled or just slow-going? russia s attacked in eastern the don t blame me it s not my fault approach to tackling high inflation as u.s. president joe biden claims soaring prices his top priority. and the w.h.o. calls out beijing for its zero-covid policy calling it unsustainable. time for a rethink. live from cn nrk center. this is cnn newsroom. three weeks now into russia s attacks in ukraine. by most downs, ukrainian force are mostly holding their ground. ukraine s second biggest city has been the scene of intense fighting, but according to zelenskyy, the russian occupiers are gradually being push out. amove which they say the likely to protect lines from russia as well as to prevent cross-border attacks. they say the country s armed forces are resisting on most fronts, and four more settlements are now under control. but it could lead to a dangerous new phase according to the director of nationa
through ukrainian lines in a bitter battle for the east. alex isn t a professional soldier. he s a software engineer who lived in the smashed town of kharkiv. his home has been destroyed. bunny is being serviced as the battle rages a few miles away. burning fielding encroach on the tank s hideout. the front line in ukraine is hundreds of miles long. for many ukrainian soldiers on this front line, there s a sense that the russians haven t yet brought their full destructive power to bear. but they expect to find out this week. russia s artillery is relentless, and putin s tank amassing. this army of volunteers is expecting a hard russian push. now, she s a driver in a recon since unit. she just graduated from