view, they do not see this as an accident. they do not think this is something that they believe it was deliberate. they believe this was a deliberate attempt to strike fear, to cause terror in the heart of the local civilian population to increase pressure and cause chaos that ultimately does increase pressure on the ukrainian deposit and services and military through displacement of the local population in a way that is clearly less than orderly. . like you said, i think there is this expectation that russia knows what they are doing. this is an area where there have been so many people. and it s just a continuation, even as they deny, it s really a farce, as they are denying they are hitting civilian targets. . that statement is absolutely a farce, as we know. based on the evidence that we see every single day. but this is extraordinary to think that in was a deliberate
challenging. on the other hand many legal experts said it is not challenging. the issue for doj, it is unchartered area. and the reason they are unchartered is because the behavior is so bizarre. the fact that this whole situation is percolating points to the increase pressure on the justice department in this context. we know that state attorneys general have referred these electors to the doj for prosecution earlier this week the second in command at doj lisa monaco referenced the fact that doj has received those referrals and said the department is looking at them. there are real questions as to whether or not doj might have looked at this topic if they hadn t had those referrals come in. if people who didn t have the ability to bring criminal charges in this context hadn t jumped up and down and waved their arms over at doj and said maybe you should take a look at this and that is the impact that
concerns? easily replaced. what a your concerns? if easily replaced. what a your concerns? if there easily replaced. what a your concerns? if there is - easily replaced. what a your concerns? if there is an - easily replaced. what a your i concerns? if there is an attack, concerns7 if there is an attack, which russia denies, will there be an outflow of refugees? are we ready these european nations to welcome? absolutely, we are ready. we are working absolutely, we are ready. we are working with front line states together and we are making sure we are preparing for that. do together and we are making sure we are preparing for that. are preparing for that. do you have contingency are preparing for that. do you have contingency plans? are preparing for that. do you have contingency plans? is are preparing for that. do you have contingency plans? is it are preparing for that. do you have| contingency plans? is it thousands, tens of thousands? it’s contingency plans? is i
- President Volodymyr Zelenskiy urged Europe on Friday to act more quickly and forcefully in imposing sanctions on Moscow for invading Ukraine, accusing western allies of politicking as Moscow's forces advanced on Kyiv. "Europe has enough strength to stop this aggression," Zelenskiy said, adding that everything from banning Russians from entering the European Union to cutting Moscow off
- President Volodymyr Zelenskiy urged Europe on Friday to act more quickly and forcefully in imposing sanctions on Moscow for invading Ukraine, accusing western allies of politicking as Moscow's forces advanced on Kyiv. "Europe has enough strength to stop this aggression," Zelenskiy said, adding that everything from banning Russians from entering the European Union to cutting Moscow off