importantly, if the skies can t be closed by aircraft in a no-fly zone imposed by nato, the hope for ukrainians might be they can at least get enough air defensive weapons to make it dangerous for russians the fly over their landscape. but he s likely to maintain the pressure on the united states as he did with canada. and he s doing this relentlessly in a frantic round of communications around the world, trying to elicit support for this no-fly zone. jake? thank you. please be safe. in parts of central ukraine where russian forces have not yet advanced, residents have spent the last few weeks preparing for the eventual attack any way they can from making molotov cocktails and making shelling netting. reporter: dawn breaks over the city of the city with an air
president zelenskyy spoke with canada s parliament today. what did he have to say? what did he ask for? he s asked for what he s asked for when he spoke to the parliament and when he speaks to the united states, which is he wants to see a no-fly zone. he wants the skies clear of the russian aircraft so the air superiority or dominance, i d say. it s not yet to that stage, but the russians final it very difficult to fly their aircraft in this country. he s being flatly rejected. there s great sympathy by the british and he was told it s a nonstarter by the united states. canada and others think it would provoke a third world war. what they are likely to do and it s already happening is increase the supply of antiaircraft weapons and tank-killing, armor-killing weapons, but i think very