already written reports there are people where you are in poland as well as ukraine saying yes we are down with a regime change but of course when those words come out of the mouth of a president causes an uproar. i m sure he will stay on top of the reporting on that one, peter doocy live in poland, thanks peter. eric. support peter in arthel, semi craney refugees it tended president biden s pizza warsaw today gave them hearty cheers and applause at some of his points defendant ukraine and chastising vladimir putin. so far more than 2 million ukrainians have fled their homes and made their way to the neighboring country of poland sprayed they keep on coming. life in that country from the city of krakow with more there. hi aishah. all across europe now are watching the unfolding events happening in lviv, ukraine wondering what is next and quite frankly warning what nato and
cafés. when they heard the air raid sirens to take cover i think a lot of people did not necessarily believe what would take place just minutes later. we have seen more people heading off the streets. the streets are extremely quiet to what we would have seen just this time last night. the mayor is urging people to stay inside knowing that these attacks could just be the first to come, eric. eric: alex in lviv for us, thank you good to see you, arthel. so for alex and eric the white house is not clarifying president biden s comments in his warsaw speech today when the president said that putin cannot remain in power. a senior official telling fox news president biden is not calling for regime change in russia. let s go live to warsaw and out with peter doocy with more, hi peter. arthel, a kremlin spokesperson is putting out the word tonight, they don t think it is for president biden to say if a putin stays or leaves.
and the world continues to show its support for ukraine. we have seen pro ukrainian protests in london and warsaw as well as new york city and atlanta today all showing their support for ukraine, arthel. arthel: everyone is against this heinous horrible war. charles watson, thank you. eric. eric: the war in ukraine is starting to also the global impact on food supplies efforts to feed people and some of the poorest countries. ukraine and russia have both the world s largest producers and exporters of grain and wheat. the fighting is already disrupting supply chain to places like that middle east and africa. in fact the executive director of the un world food program former south carolina governor david beasley warns about the risk of famine in those regions. already the world food program before the ukrainian crisis we were buying 50% of our
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shaking her head yes. so, then why is it that president zelenskyy they keep calling for air cover, close our skies closer skies over nato. you have putin now with airstrikes on lviv. how does that change the strategy of president zelenskyy and his brave shoulders? or should the ukrainian soldiers stay the course? they seem to be doing relatively speaking pretty well. they are doing pretty well better than people expected. one hand has more civilian casualties and carnage for the longer it goes on the weaker putin becomes. he s already as of today i think the swearing there s an announcement they re changing the military aims of the war but it s not going to focus on the donbas and eastern part of ukraine that is a victory. but arthel i want to get back too. arthel: evicting for who the