large scale, potentially notjust in ukraine large-scale, potentially not ust in ukraine, . large-scale, potentially not ust in ukraine,. ., ,. ., large-scale, potentially not ust in ukraine,. ., , , kataryna, herve, in france wants to know what is happening inside russian society. they ask, isn t there any means to let russian people know more about all the lies from dictator putin, with all the technologies at our disposal? it is an interesting question because in the age of the internet, you wonder whether people do understand what is really happening in ukraine orare understand what is really happening in ukraine or are theyjust being spoon fed all the information from putin and the kremlin and state television and the media which he so tightly controls now? tightly controls now? indeed. the russian propaganda tightly controls now? indeed. the russian propaganda has - tightly controls now? indeed. the russian propaganda has been i russian propaganda has been
the head of the railway told cnn, now dozens are dead, including children and many people remain unaccounted for. i asked ukraine s chief of military intelligence for his reaction. what can i say? this is another example of criminal activity of how war criminal, dictator putin. it is another case that i hope that would be added to the criminal investigation against him in the international court. conducting the powerful missile strike against the civilian infrastructure during the evacuation of civilians, it s an act of terrorism. reporter: in the hours and days before this attack, the station was crowded with thousands of refugees. it s been a hub for internally displaced people in the donetsk region. families desperately boarding trains to escape the russian assault. now, body bags and abandoned luggage are all that remain. the hundreds wounded are one
respect are very inspirational to us. very inspirational. over the weekend, thousands of new yorkers gathering in the streets to show support for the people of ukraine d.c. to detroit, protestors showing up. now bracing for putin s next move, texting their families every morning hoping they will respond. listen. they are bombing my grandparents city right now. i ask like mom, can you go to the bomb shelter, can you hide somehow. as the united states has hit russia, some liquor stores are trying to do their part. removing russian vodka from their shelves, brand by brand. people dumping the russian vodka into the street and down the drain. i can tell you the prayers continue here in the east village and across the nation. sandra. sandra: alexis, live in new york city, john. john: a new development in
air defense missile fired, ukraine has war planes operational, the fuel issues we are told show they either outran their supply lines, did not plan properly, or did not execute that plan very well. they have been slowed from taking any cities, like where columns of military vehicles have been successfully targeted by the shoulder-fired anti-tank javelin and inlaw missiles the u.s. and nato have provided the ukrainian military. evidence that russia is beginning to employ the imprecise weapon systems like the multiple rocket launchers that can destroy civilian missiles, like putin deployed in chechnya 20 years ago. and no real indication of naval forces being involved since
and people, and breweries have turned their manufacturing over now to molotov cocktails, just about everyone who is able to in ukraine is carrying a gun, and is willing to meet the russian forces head on. this is something that vladimir putin did not expect. expected the armor columns would roll to victory in kyiv and lviv and other cities like that. tell us what it is about the ukrainian people that we really see embodied in president zelensky that they are willing to lay down their lives in defense of their country. this is really surprise even for me. ukrainian nation is thought to be a fraction, split, we now prove this is not true, that we can be united and would shred anyone who pieces who invades