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us in the media. we re not afraid to call out our industry. there is a lot of soul searching that we need to do in western media about why some wars and the lives seem to better why some refugees get a welcome mat while others get the wall. that is tonight s read out. all in with chris hayes starts right now. tonight on all in. civilians under attack in ukraine. they re shooting at schools, hospitals, they re shooting everywhere, all the time since the last three days. a desperate attempt to flee the repetition bombardment and a growing refugee crisis in ukraine. they re having moral problems. they re having supply problems. they are having fuel problems. they re having food problems. exactly where the russian army s right now as they move to encircle kyiv. plus, thousands of russians
couple of days. so let s not count the ukrainians out. one, the russians continue to underperform. they re having logistical problems, re-supply and fuel problems. their morale is low. they re encountering desertion and of their soldiers and many didn t know they were being sent into combat. and they continue to be fierce and kraegood fighters and fight on their home turf and defensive weapons an stingers are starting to flow in, in larger numbers, to the ukrainians. that said, the russians still have an overwhelming combat advantage on paper. the odds are against the ukrainians just on paper, but we know that odds don t fight and win wars, people do. so we have to continue to get the flow and weapons and equipment as fast as possible and get the things in the hands of the ukrainians that they need to win this. every day is clearly critical. as i mentioned, you ve been briefed on the situation in
combat power that he assessed i m sorry, that he assembled. our assessment is that he has pretty much all of it inside ukraine now, the ground forces in particular. so he has an awful lot of combat power available to him. we still assess that he has the vast majority of that combat power available to him. i can t begin to speculate why he would find it necessary to seek help from foreign fighters. we do believe, as i said to jen, that they are having morale problems. they are having supply problems. they are having fuel problems. they are having food problems. they are meeting a very stiff and determined ukrainian resistance. and we still maintain that they are several days behind what they probably thought they were going to be in terms of their progress. but i can t honestly i cannot get inside mr. putin s brain as to why he would find it necessary to seek support from foreign fighters. david. all right, john kirby at the
he assembled. our assessment is all of it is inside ukraine now, the ground forces in particular. he has a lot of combat power available to him. we assess he has the majority of that combat power available to him. i can t speculate why he finds it necessary to seek help from foreign fighters. we do believe, as i said to jen, they re having morale problems. they re having supply problems. they re having fuel problems. they re having food problems. they re meeting a stiff and determined ukrainian resistance. we maintain they are several days behind what they thought they were going to be in terms of progress. honestly i cannot get inside mr. putin s brain as to why he would find it necessary to seek support from foreign fighters. david? reporter: this issue of