would still be unleashing deadly devastation six months after it began in february. vladimir putin sure didn t. he planned a three-day invasion to take the capital city of kyiv and depose that countries duly elected president. the russian president also plan on preventing the expansion of nato instead the alliance has never been stronger. it s a to admit to new members. finland and sweden. nordic nations that have hissed a history of being unlined and would share an 800 mile land border with russia. putin s war of choice is also stated multiple humanitarian crises. the most visceral of which is the flood of people who are trying to escape the deadly violence. the united nations high commissioner for refugees has recorded more than 6.6 million ukrainian refugees across europe. more than 3.8 million have registered for some sort of temporary protected status to remain in the countries that they have led to. another major humanitarian crisis is on hunger. due to ukraine s role
spend six hours with a grand jury on wednesday. not clear what was said in those closed-door meetings. next, we ve got the republican senator, lindsey graham of south carolina. like giuliani, a lawyer by training. a federal judge doesn t eyed lindsey graham slides them to escape a subpoena. and now senator graham is on track to appear in a closed-door session before that s very same green jury in atlanta on tuesday. da willis is investigating a pair of postelection phone calls that senator graham made to georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger. raffensperger said graham pressed him about whether he had the power to reject certain absentee ballots which raffensperger so interpreted as some very legally cast votes. senator graham s lawyer say he was well within his rights to discuss election processes with raffensperger and that he made those calls in his then role as chair of the senate judiciary committee. georgia s republican governor