To reopen in kyiv in the coming weeks, back to you. carley: alive and lviv, thank you, matt. joey: well, this is a war that keeps dragging on. it is one of those things where the casualties may not be what they were a couple of weeks ago but calming train stations now so the idea that they keep russia two attacks that remind you what they are capable of. in a time bombing the west or train station, they are trying to send a message. mariupol under siege. carley: i was reading the missile strike killed eight people including a 3-month-old baby, which means obviously they are still very much interested in controlling the southern part of the country. when it comes to this high level meeting between president zelenskyy and secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin we learned about this meeting when zelenskyy announced saturday it was supposed to be a secret meeting
Officers seriously injured more than 140 police officers. police officers lost their lives as a result of the events of january 6th. and the colt says it s legitimate political discourse. congressman jeffries gets tonight s last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. with stephanie tonight the blr the east. the city of mariupol under siege. a commander there warns the ukrainians may be in their final hours. then, the justice department decides to appeal the federal mask mandate reversal so after all of those celebrations in the sky and airports, what now? plus republicans going all in on the culture wars. it s florida s battle against the disney the blueprint ahead of the midterms? as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night.
Legitimate political discourse. congressman jeffries gets tonight s last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. tonight the bloody fight for the east. the city of mariupol under siege. a commander there warns the ukrainians may be in their final hours. then, the justice department decides to appeal the federal mask mandate reversal so after all of those celebrations in the sky and airports, what now? plus republicans going all in on the culture wars. it s florida s battle against the disney the blueprint ahead of the midterms? as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening once again i m chris jansing, in for stephanie ruhle. tonight, russia s escalating the battle to control eastern ukraine as the war enters day 57. putin s war has brought a
Said. this one posted online to warn others. on the other side of russian-held crimea, mariupol under siege. without water or electricity, the mayor saying the russian, quote, scum have found no other way to break us. the prize in the south is this, odesa. its opera house fortified, its coastline a harder task. where the tide could bring russians in with it, yet still laps as if nothing has changed. an estonian ship sank, its crew rescued with ukrainian officials accusing russia of shelling it to act as cover for their landing ships. any hour now when the landing force could come into view. odesa brims with locals ready, though. like so many here, these civilian defenders don t want
Because there are no other ways to stop this war. there are talks under way right now between ukrainian delegation and russian counterparts. not a lot of optimism. more evidence of that earlier today. president putin telling emanuel macron he ll continue his invasion. this hour ukraine s city of mariupol under siege surrounded by russian forces. in kharkiv, at least three schools were hit by russian missile strikes. near kyiv, the 40-mile long convoy stalled. you see those brave locals blockading the russians from advancing any way they could