crimea which it illegally annexed. it s monday, october 10th. i m brianna keilar with alex marquardt. john berman is off today. officials say ten people have been killed. at least 60 are injured after this wave of missile strikes across the country. you can see all the different areas across the country that have been hit here. video showing an explosion near a pedestrian bridge in kyiv. a playground was also hit. you can see the crater that missile left. the mayor of kyiv is urging people to shelter in place. ukrainian officials say these photos show a russian missile that was taken down by air defense. president volodymyr zelenskyy releasing this video message after the strikes. translator: they re trying to spread chaos and panic. they want to annihilate our energy supplies. they re hopeless. this morning russian president vladimir putin has been holding a national security council meeting after what he says was a terrorist attack orchestrated by ukraine linking russia
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no because his weapons are so primitive. this is why we continue to support ukraine, to support our army, our government, our president. we need more weapons, more antiaircraft systems, more tanks to stop this war. this moment i think is another crucial moment for our history and for this war to be stopped the victory of ukraine. this may be an inflection point yet again in this war. sergii, we thank you for being with us this morning. joining us, former european affairs director for the national security council and retired u.s. army colonel alex vindman. and former ambassador to ukraine bill taylor. i want to start with what we just heard from sergii