Darling Ingredients Inc. (NYSE:NYSE:DAR) Q3 2022 Earnings Conference Call November 09, 2022 09:00 AM ET Company Participants Suann Guthrie - Vice President, IR, Sustainability & Global.
listen. we are going to ratchet up the economic pressure is. we will continue to to intensify week by week the sanctions on, on russia. reporter: now the meeting comes as hundreds of innocent ukrainian civilians have been killed a recent russian rocket attack killed more than 50 people at this train station in southeast poland. the station was really packed. all the people were there trying to escape. there were women, kids, families there. ukrainian authorities say russian forces are regrouping for a eastern offensive on the donbas region after failing to capture kyiv. the washington post reporting this morning there is a new russian general overseeing this invasion now. a senior u.s. official confirming the general who is now in charge commanded russian forces in syria. this comes as ukraine again tells the world they need more weapons.
other former soviet countries like poland sending and aircraft ukrainian private would be able to fly? or any of the planes making it across the border into the ukrainians hands? not yet and there was early reporting about why that was the case. zelenskyy is asking for the planes because he understands think it have the skies especially over the caps off kyiv making it easier for ground forces and prevent putin from ordering a campaign to destroy civilian infrastructure and ultimately allow troops to move in. that s part of why he s asking for the no-fly zone as it relates to the jets in the country in the request, it appears there is hope for ukrainian people and the military today in those conversations. jon: when putin says no-fly zone, he d consider a major escalation of war, it seems like
back to ukraine. coming over for the family or to fight. or to fight. the other part of it. it s tough to get a real number how many are going back to fight, as he said. the ukrainian border patrol said they counted 80,000 having reentered the country, 80,000 people since the fighting began. so, that s what they are saying. we know we have seen so many doing just that, and you know, gs here in poland, for example, it s not just fighters. a woman came across, speaking to her a few minutes ago, she had two she had three children with her and her mother and she was dropping them off here with friends and relatives and then she was going back to rejoin her husband in ukraine. so, that s the type of 2-way street that we see at this refugee camp and other places across europe, not just poland, sandra, john. john: as far as refugee camps go, that is the epitome of organization there. but as more and more refugees
he s successful in ukraine could spill into nato countries or poorly countries such incredibly important we do what we can to supply president zelenskyy and ukrainians would be equipment and support they need. i ve also urged union ambassadors to work to remove russia from un human rights council or un security council. we need to continue to make them in international priority. jon: nicole malliotakis of new york. thank you. our secretary of state antony blinken meeting with ukrainian refugees in poland. one of the many soft secretary made today in europe. senior pastor correspondent, which is traveling with the secretary live in the capitol city. rich. but evening, john. secretary of state just arrived here at the capitol. we had a full day in poland