modernice it and we do not give chance for the crazy, maniac putin to make pressure ukraine and europe and the whole democratic world to affect our freedom. president poroshenko. president zelenskyy said he believes this next week or two could be mooj the most dangerous in the world that russia is preparing new strikes and terrorizing in particular civilian targets. what right now does the ukrainian military need from its allies who themselves have economic concerns and have constraints, but are still supplying weapons. what do you need this minute as the cold winter sets in? point number one, we need air defense. we need ammunition for our children. you are in a different type of war.
high price of losing more and more lives, and today, there was a bomb in one of the center of the kyiv, and we know that putin keeps targeting kyiv as one of the main goals. and it s very scary and that s why we re calling for closing the sky and if not closing the sky, then providing us the air defense military assistance that would help us to protect our sky. lisa, i have to ask. given all that russia has done to ukraine, how in the world can you negotiate with them can ukrainians negotiate with russians in good faith? and if you are able to do so, what kind of price do you want to see enacted on russia as a result of what they ve done to ukraine? well, we want to end this evil, of course. of course, we want to see that the freedom of speech and the truth is coming also to the
might just need to break em in a little bit. you don t want em too loose. for those who were born to ride there s progressive. with 24/7 roadside assistance. -okay. think i m gonna wear these home. -excellent choice. new reaction to the war in ukraine from jailed russian opposition leader alexey navalny, urging russians to protest this weekend, writing on instagram, the crazed, maniac putin will be most quickly stopped by the people of russia if they speak out against the war. joining me now is jamison fire stone, new york attorney who works with the anti-corruption foundation that s been led by alexey navalny. welcome to you. look, navalny himself is probably vladimir putin s greatest outspoken enemy inside of russia. first of all, have you spoken to alexey during this invasion, and if so, what s his take on the war? well, no, the only people who can speak to alexey are his lawyers or anybody who visits
spent about 75 minutes on the phone with vladimir putin today urging an immediate ceasefire, but according to french officials, putin gave no indication he intends to stop this war. earlier today, ukrainian president zelenskyy speaking on where negotiations with russia stand. translator: a group of ukrainians and russian representatives, they are discussing certain issues. they have discussed real things and not just throw ultimatums at us. i know there should be a fundamentally different approach, and it should be so. i believe that our western partners are not sufficiently involved in that process. meantime, in ukraine, russia is intensifying its attacks as forces close in on the capital city of kyiv. in mariupol, ukraine is accusing
from the russian side when they want to replace the government or they approve and confirm that they are bombing maternity wards and they say it s fine. so, at this stage, it looks very, very painful for us, but we ll keep pushing for an opportunity, of course, for the direct negotiations between president zelenskyy and putin. i believe this reach some possible peace but at this moment, putin is fighting his final battle with all crazy methods, completely killing civilians and using all methods of war crimes, unfortunately, against ukraine. so some sort of a meeting, potentially in israel, but on the heels of this, the senior ukrainian official telling axios that the israeli prime minister, neftali bennett told president zelenskyy earlier this week that he should take putin s proposal for ending the war. the official says zelenskyy and