eastern ukraine that i wanted to liberate, so on and so on and so on. maybe. maybe. you know, despite all of this, mr. secretary, what really worries me are these ukrainian cities, several of them. they are still being bombed and devastated, and so many men, women and children, civilians are being killed. does the u.s. need to reassess its support of ukraine right now to take advantage of this major shift in momentum and try to help ukraine win? well, first of all, i don t know if winning can be the ultimate goal. that possibility. i think it is a possibility. i would answer your question this way. what the president was doing in europe today, this week, along with the secretary of state, secretary of defense, was really, really important. because it kept the west
of the city s eastern half have been confined to their homes for four days and subjected to mandatory testing. australians will remember shane warne at a televised memorial service at his home stadium, the melbourne cricket ground. nearly 50,000 people will attend the venue, where the spin bowling great captured his 700th test wicket against ashes foes england. warne died of a heart attack three weeks ago, aged just 52. president biden has said the united states supports implementing its mooted indo pacific strategy, despite the current focus on europe and ukraine. he made the comments at a meeting with prime minister lee hsien loong of singapore at the white house. washington has pledged resources to counter what it sees as china s bid to create a regional sphere of influence. more from washington for you now, where president biden has signed into law the first federal legislation to make lynching a hate crime. anyone convicted under the new law will face up to 30 years in prison. the
think you ll hear him lay out in detail in a major speech u.s. forces are previewing. what is at stake is not just what we re doing in ukraine to keep the massacre from continuing. beyond that, what is at stake. what will your kids and grand kids look like early in their freedom? what is happening? the last ten years, fewer democracies have been formed than we ve lost in the world. so this is, what you re engaged in is whether or not you can alleviate the pain and suffering of the people of ukraine. reporter: wolf, i think that s the point the president wants to make in detail according to officials in those remarks here in warsaw tomorrow. he believes the world is at an inflection point. yes, this is bigger than the russian invasion. the troops on the eastern flank, the focus on europe right now, the administration s focus on china and other actors
In the war with Russia, more than a thousand foreigners are said to have joined the fight for Ukraine. What motivates them? Also: Russians are leaving for Finland amid fears that President Putin will introduce martial law to quash anti-war protests.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has caused thousands of refugees to flee to neighboring countries. People are worried about further military aggression from Russian President Putin.