the weapons. on the ground in ukraine more sign that is russia s invasion stalled. ukrainians have pushed russian troops back more than 15 miles in towns east of kyiv and ukraine claims to have destroyed a russian warship in the black sea but the intense fighting far month led to widespread devastation on a scale not seen in europe in decades. air assaults targeting neighborhoods led the mayor to call it a war on civilians. here s what he told andrea mitchell. our nation is getting just wiped off. that cannot happen. in a all our allies and in the world to isolate russia economically because every trade with russia and every cent going to the budget of russia is used for weapons against civilians as
are now left with no homes and often times they have get out of too many of these cities. we saw it firsthand while we were there this weekend. couple of headlines tonight this one from the washington post that top russian military leaders repeatedly declined calls from u.s. prompting fears of sleepwalking into war. even world s two largest nuclear powers in the dark with explanations with military movement. the major miscalculation or battlefield accident. your take? i think it s really important and i want to say one thing about president joe biden and i support that trip. i want our nato allies to say that the united states support them, almost a hundred thousand troops in the region and they been there for a long time. they are there to promote peace and help with that humanitarian crisis, also to show support for
children have actually been born into this war. and everywhere you look here in poland, you see mothers with multiple young children, and you know, some of the kids that have come across the border have come without parents. ukraine has a large population of orphans, alicia. in fact, it has one of the largest systems of orphanages in europe, caring for about 100,000 children, according to unicef and we spent some time with a group of 31 of them. you heard from the orphanage director that got them here and he s extremely worried that the number of orphans is actually going to rise exponentially because of this conflict. he saw it happen. he says in 2014. some of the kids we met here in poland have actually experienced fleeing war twice, first in 2014, fleeing from the east, and now retreating west again, and i want you to hear just a little bit more of our conversation
situation is and how president biden is trying to project a real air of alliance here. that the allies are closely tied together and marching in lockstep in opposition to the russian aggression against ukraine. stern words from the president about how unified nato is. one of the three stops today. really remarkable day of diplomacy. now one month in to this war and the leaders heard an emotional address from president zelenskyy calling for their help and underscores while certainly the alliance is unified, administration officials like to say, it pointed out the limits to what president biden can do. for instance, as much as the nato alliance pledged help to ukraine they can t or won t do a no-fly zone. as much as they try to stop the
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