and the u.s. official telling us they are concerned that russia will start attacking the supply routes across ukraine as the weapons come in through the polish border and are taken east to donbas. the worry is the russians will attack those supply routes. the first question is why haven t they done it already as far as we know, and we re told, you know, the russians don t have the best intelligence on it and these are mobile targets, truck convoys, moving railcars, not something that the russians are very good at targeting. but with this vast amount of new weaponry moving in, and now the fight for the donbas on, there is concern that the russians will move to try and hit these supply convoys to make the ukrainians less successful in being able to challenge the russians. this is going to be an armor and artillery fight out in the east to a very large extent. bianna? and the russians warned as much by sending that official letter to the u.s. last week.
where the enemy is moving pretty fast. you to have command and control. you to respond to it. you to be able to fight day. you have to fight night. and you to have a lot of artillery to keep the enemy away, to target his artillery. so they re talking about needing maybe 100,000, maybe 200,000 rounds of artillery. this is not stuff brought in by airplanes, landed in poland and so forth. this is big truck convoys, movements by rail. so this is a real logistical challenge. and the thing is, don, it s a comparative, competitive challenge because on the other side, russians are trying to do the same thing. they ve got a tougher problem because they ve got to bring soldiers in who will fight. and that apparently is a real challenge. but they do have a preponderance of equipment, and the russians also have a sanctuary. so they re not being struck. and in addition, russians have an industrial base, which kyiv doesn t have. so this is a tough period of time.
news room, and route the truckers on in canada, because you like destruction, you like chaos, you want to see that the deconstruction of the administrative state. so if people who are carrying out before, you before your eyes, you are just happy. michelle, your thoughts on people rooting for chaos? well, look, i think that, you, know this is obviously not the most important or successful, i don t know what tucker carlson said exactly, humans rights protests in a generation. but it s one of the more successful right-wing protests in a generation. so i think it s not surprising that with domestic american right-wing that is increasingly inspired by authoritarians abroad would be really excited about this new tactic. you know, we ve seen truck convoys before, we ve seen convoys, republican, trump convoys tearing through major cities. i one point trying to run a biden bus off the road. but this new tactic for occupying a downtown and making the lives of the people who
u.s. buffalo bracing for truck convoys. the u.s. department of homeland security warning of demonstrators potentially disrupting the super bowl tomorrow in los angeles. and the state of the union next month in washington. and whit, tonight, windsor police tell me they are methodically moving protesters out. officials reiterating that they want this to end peacefully. experts say if the bridge opens up soon, plants could be back up and running by early next week. whit? all right, elwyn, thank you. we turn now to the pandemic and disappointment for many parents of young children, reacting to the news of another vaccine delay. pfizer pulling their request for authorization for kids under 5, saying they re waiting for more data. the timeline for shots now being pushed back to april or may at the earliest. the news coming as the daily case average in the u.s. has dropped below 200,000 for the first time since december, down more than 75% from the omicron peak. but the numbers remain com
in a generation. so i think it s not surprising that with domestic american right-wing that is increasingly inspired by authoritarian s abroad would be really excited about this new tactic. you know, we ve seen truck convoys before, we ve seen convoys, republican, trump convoys tearing through major cities. i one point trying to run a biden bus off the road. but this new tactic for occupying a downtown and making the lives of the people who live there unbearable, and sort of holding the government hostage, it s a tactic that we haven t seen before. it s been really effective and so it s going to be replicated. jennifer, why do you see as the connection between the radicalization that led to what we saw on january six, and these protests that we are watching unfold? i think it is the same populist anti-science, anti authority movement. where i find so i m using is