so this whole war makes me worried about ukrainians. but i actually think they re going to be pretty tough through this winter. will russia s assault on energy infrastructure kill ukrainians in their homes because they freeze to death? yes, that will happen. but i think that we have often underestimated just how resilient the ukrainian people are. and putin s idea that he s going to bring them begging to the negotiating table just because he makes them cold, now, that just shows he doesn t know the ukrainian people. so the u.s. issued a new round of sanctions today targeting more than 20 russian governors, a wealthy russian oligarch. do you think the biden administration is doing enough on the sanction front? i think their work has been pretty incredible on the sanctions front. i mean, let s not forget. when this war started we were concerned about whether germany would be even with us in the war effort because they re so dependent on russian gas. instead secretary blinken and the
it s a process. as long as you see progress, that s the most important thing. that s tyler adams, captain of the u.s. men s national team. goal! handling that moment beautifully. the subtext was, i m not going to take lectures from people beating women in the strees and funding the russian war with weapons that kill ukrainians in the streets. the nerve of the blanking iranians, it s hard to even say blanking iranians. we are getting moral lectures and attitude on pronunciations from a regime that shoots little girls in the street? takes them into custody and sexually abuses them. takes little girls into custody, rapes them, sexually abuses them, that executes
kherson region and now we re taking water from other rivers but this water is salty, so you can t drink it but we could use it for washing and for toilets and everything. so we give people water. so water trucks like it was in the world war ii when people come to the trucks using plastic bottles, refill them and go home for drinking. for sure, russians now attacking our infrastructure, electricity infrastructure, electricity stations and also hitting boiler houses. just to freeze ukrainians. let s call it genocide. so, anyway, our companies and service companies, criminal an municipal service companies always are ready to repair everything and to renovate our electricity and gas and heating facilities.
infrastructure. nic robertson is live in kyiv, ukraine. so two major things beginning today. we have the four regions legally annexed under martial law and there in the north controlled blackouts as ukrainians navigate serious hits on their infrastructure continuously. what is the overall mood there, nick? reporter: there is a sense of resilience, a sense that things are going through change. that the war has entered another phase. and in kherson, the russian installed deputy governor said that 15,000 people were evacuated yesterday. and i think best to put the word evacuated in parenthesis, it is not getting a lot of choice. we ve seen video clips with far fewer people are leaving. but that same deputy russian installed governor there is vowing that the russian forces will come back and continue to
this, why they evacuate civilians, ukraine civilians which for sure ukraine army won t harm. we won t kill ukrainians because they re our team and they re under occupation and under occupation. i think this is an idea that we want to hit the city, by themselves and saying that these are ukrainians who are attacking their city. so, this is the main thing we need to think and more of free journalists have to show this pike. constantly using propaganda there on the russian part. and obviously this is a sign of their weakness and battle on the field there with ukrainians to resort to these means. mayor, thank you for your time. be well and be safe. we appreciate it. well voters in pennsylvania will soon decide two close races that will have a significant impact on the nation.