Russian attack helicopters have destroyed a convoy of Ukraine's armoured vehicles and anti-aircraft warfare, the news agency Interfax reported on Sunday, citing Russia's defence ministry.
critically important to that. so you re seeing a back and forth on both sides. russia using precision weapons on some military targets while using arbitrary weapons against civilian targets where they can kill as many as they possibly can. so it will be a tough fight. i continue to believe that ukraine will put up the effort to conduct hasty attacks and a hasty defense against the incoming russian troops. and we have these brand-new satellite images showing a russian military convoy. it s about eight miles long. we ve seen what has happened to previous russian convoys. they didn t do so well when they were bogged down. what stands out to you in some of these new images? two things. first of all, everybody is saying why aren t there ukrainians attacking this? my response to that, all in good time. it will happen. the other thing that stands out to me is the russians continue
he is live in the western city of lviv with more hi jeff. arthel, the removal and withdrawal of russian forces from in and around the capitol city of kyiv has long viewed as a resupply but then redeploy. were starting to see evidence of that as this enters a new phase these new satellite images released by max are appear to show the massive military convoy by russian forces as they sort of had their way south through the area. it now appears to be in the east or residents have been urged to get out before fighting their gets worse. russian missile strikes us this week hit eight train station packed with thousands of civilians by more than 50 were killed by the pillar children. dozens and dozens of others were hurt. we came to the train station three minutes after the explosion. we saw burning cars, burning
in 2016. this move is part of a change in strategy as russians refocus attention on eastern ukraine. you can see here images of an eight-mile-long military convoy positioned to the east of kharkiv. it s difficult to process the prospect of even more brutality after the massacre in bucha, the attack friday on the train station which killed at least 50 people trying to leave the region, including children. yesterday ukraine president zelenskyy met with boris prime minister boris johnson who made a surprise visit to kyiv. zelenskyy is calling on the u.s. to do more to drive back putin, especially given the scale of the anticipated battle in the east. the prime minister pledged more equipment including antitank weapons and missiles, star streak anti aircraft missiles and other aids such as body armor, helmets and night vision goggles. joining us to discuss, president biden s national security
new york investigation of donald trump. also this hour, a story that you re definitely going to want to see because it involves money stolen from all of us during this pandemic. results of a two-year investigation into how lax rules from the trump administration allowed shady operators to steal a fortune meant to help fight covid. we want to begin, though, with newly released images out of ukraine showing a large military convoy made up of hundreds of armored vehicles, trucks, and artillery spanning at least eight miles. the images captured on friday show the convoy moving south through a small town about 16 miles east of kharkiv. nbc s ali arouzi is joining me from lviv to give us more details on all of this. we don t have a whole lot of information on kind of the shift in strategy here and the buildup so far. walk us through what we know so far and how ukrainian officials have been reacting. hi, yasmin. what we re learning from