conveniently on the supply lines that the ukrainians need in order to sustain their war effort. reporter: because the supplies are coming from where, certainly? they re coming from poland primarily, right here, slovakia to a lesser extent, hungary to a lesser extent, and romania. this is the area where the supplies are coming in from. this is why the russians want to cut off these supplies and make it difficult for supplies to reach kyiv, kharkiv, dnipro. i m going to miss quo general bradley. tactics are for amateurs, logistics are for professionals. what can you do? if you re blowing up centers, how critical can it be? it can be absolutely
conversation with ina, ukrainian parliamentary member. and she kept apologizing but saying that she was not pleased with president biden s speech because it s not giving ukraine what the ukrainian people need to fend off the russian aggression. and she talked about her husband, rather her boyfriend, her son and the fears that they have. and she said we re not getting what we need even though i did remind her of the $1.35 billion worth of military aid and humanitarian aid that have been donated to ukraine since the start of this war. but it is understandable, ukrainians want the jets. they want the skies patrolled. they want to be able to stop that which you just explained that russia s able to do. they want to be able to blow missiles out of the sky so they don t reach kyiv, so they don t reach lviv. so how do you expect this to be felt overall by ukrainian leadership? president zelenskyy? well, i was in a conversation