they have no shelter. they have no food they need to spend nights under very cold weather conditions. the temperature drops below zero. and, yeah, it s very unbelievable. jesse: unbelievable. roman, thank you so much for sharing that story with us. our hearts and prayers go out to you and your family. i hope everybody stays safe. you guys are extremely courageous. keep it up. thank you. jesse: fox news alert. we just learned the united states is expected to announce a complete ban on all russian flights in u.s. airspace. this is similar to the bans already passed in europe and canada according to the wall street journal. the order is expected to come down within the next 24 hours. ukrainians in kyiv are bracing for a 40-mile long russian military convoy that s closing in hour by hour.
a rematch between congressman henry quellar, an immigration attorney and jessica cisneros. cisneros has the backing of alexandria ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders. thanks for joining us today. ana cabrera and anderson cooper pick up our coverage right now. this is cnn breaking news. hello and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. we are bringing you breaking news coverage of the russian invasion of ukraine. i m ana cabrera in new york. i m anderson cooper in lviv western ukraine. right now we want to tell you what s going on. pausing or stalling. that s the question. a massive military convoy, more than 40 miles long, is on the outskirts of the ukrainian capital of kyiv, but it s made little movement since yesterday. u.s. officials say that the russians are facing fuel and
russian forces in control of a major ukrainian city in the south. fierce fighting left dozens da dead. no word so far on casualties. putin s war of choice has seen some serious setbacks as well. the military convoy which had been advancing on kyiv appears to have stalled, possibly out of fuel. the ukrainian president claims some occupiers are fleeing back to russia and he praised the courage of his fellow ukrainians. translator: our military, our border guards, our territorial defense, even ordinary farmers capture the russian military every day. all the captives say only one thing. they do not know why they are here despite the fact that there are dozens of times more of them, the morale of the enemy is constantly deteriorating. the u.n. says at least 227
and speaking of somebody bringing us those stories, i want to go to clarissa ward in the capital city of kyiv. so clarissa, do you get the sense of what officials here and around the world are reporting is happening, which is that the russians are closing in on that city? well, it certainly is feeling that way, dana. the streets tonight just as erin was describing here, pitch black. you could hear a pin drop. in fact, the only sounds we ve heard in the couple of hours since we arrived from the city of kharkiv are the church bells and air raid sirens. and we made the journey earlier on today and it was interesting to see along the roads, basically pretty clear access, but we did pass a ukrainian military convoy that appeared to have been targeted by the air. you can see the video now there. still smoke billowing. there were firefighters on the scene trying to put out the fires. i think one of the trucks was
on the women s tour, who says it is her mission to unite the tennis community to stand with ukraine. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. russia s invasion of ukraine is in its seventh day and fighting continues across much of the country. russian paratroopers have landed in ukraine s second largest city, kharkiv, with street fighting and missile strikes reported there. the situation is unclear in the black sea port of kherson, where russia claims it has taken control but the city s mayor disputes his city has fallen. there has been little reported movement of the huge russian military convoy on a route into the capital.