in atlantic. a runoff in france. it is macron versus -- again for president. but after a volatile first, round polls indicate that this way not be a replay of their last contest. >> ukrainian president, bloody merciless key now telling his country to brace for a re-moot russian onslaught in the next phase of this war. recent satellite images show a long military -- that appears to be moving south. this comes as a senior ukrainian official says that russia continues to mess forces in the donbas region. zelenskyy says that victory on the battlefield for the ukrainians will not be possible without increased international support. >> we think that this will be a new wave of this war. we don't know how much russian weaponry there will be. but we understand there will be many times more than there is now. all depends on how fast we will be helped by the united states. >> [interpreter] to be honest, whether we will be able to survive depends on this. i have 100% confidence in our people and in our armed forces. but unfortunately, i don't have the confidence that we will be receiving everything that we need. [end of translation] and, ukrainian civilians living in the east of the country are being told to evacuate. get out if they can. for those trying to escape the conflict, an increasing risk. -- again -- which left dozen deaths. on sunday, local officials said that russian missile strike destroyed the air port in dnipro which also was hit by a missile strike. in the meantime, the austrian chancellor is expected to meet with the russian president, vladimir putin in moscow later today. he'll be the first european leader to meet with putin since this invasion began. over the weekend, he met with volodymyr zelenskyy in the capital of kyiv. he also went to bucha. where dozens of civilian bodies were discovered after the withdrawal of russian troops. in the meantime, the white house national security adviser is warning an increase in tack on civilians. now, that vladimir putin has appointed a new general to lead the war in ukraine. cnn's reporter has details about the russian general alexander. >> we will remember those images. men, women and children screaming, burnt out apartment buildings, devastated cities and towns. and now, russian general responsible for that devastation has been assigned by president vladimir putin returning the tide of this devastating defeats here in ukraine. general alexander divine a cough has been put in charge of russian forces, pushing to advance ukrainian cities and towns. it tells us a number of things, one, vladimir putin is looking both to disinformation abroad and at home. this is the man who believed to have delivered the victory, so to speak of russia in syria in support of the forces. he is also the man who is up unity lives on the collective global memory. the hope we are told by president putin is that he will deliver a victory before may 9th, the anniversary of the nazi surrender to soviet forces. so that there could be a victory parade in russia's red square. whether it will be quite that simple given what is happened here to russian forces, remains to be seen. ukraine is a very different terrain. not only have ukrainian forces been able to push back russia's offensive here in kyiv and in surrounded territories but they are also very differently supported by the international community. they have been given a arsenal of anti-aircraft capabilities. and that was what helped general aleksandr dvornikov to win in syria. the superior aerial capacity that his forces have -- whatever happens in the coming days and weeks, the message that president putin is sending to the world is chilling. that the man responsible for what's syrian human rights organizations believe was the death of over 5000, 600 men women and children is now in charge of what happens here on the ground in ukraine. cnn, kyiv, ukraine. joining me now from kyiv, a russian opposition figure, former member of the russian state forced into exile. he was the only russian politician to vote against the in legal annexation of crimea in 2014. so, thank you for being with us. i want to start with the employment of that general, aleksandr dvornikov, and his reputation of being essentially savage when it comes to syria and other conflicts. what do expect will happen here now that he's officially in control? >> good morning. yes, general aleksandr dvornikov has -- for a very long time. the first time i had heard about him was in chechnya. in chechnya, he was already known as a very ruthless general which did not hesitate to give orders to bomb civilians. an actually, that gives us a pretty clear idea on what they're going to do here in ukraine. on one side, they are now consolidating the military commander and we can say that with both of them are effectively, i wouldn't say ousted but they are removed from the military commanded. they are in the hand of the war makers. but from the other side, they would use more and more shelling up the civilians. and by the way, you were just giving numbers. i want to say that we did our own calculation which was independent from the -- calculation than others. in our understanding, the death toll for the civilians in ukraine is it least 85, 000, at least. >> 25,000 civilians dead, horrific. >> what does it say about vladimir putin and how this works proceeding to him? -- appointing someone like aleksandr dvornikov to lead the assault. >> well, obviously, that is going nowhere. and the realization of this is starting to sink in their heads. and that is why they are doing it. it is a tradition, all-time tradition in the kremlin. you know. we go back in the [inaudible] . in the world war ii period to prevent the possibility of a military coup, they always provoked tensions between different generals. so they were all competing with each other. they were all reporting to each other and to their superiors. so it was a bitter fight from within. and right now, probably for the first time in many years, they are trying to consolidate the command. because that is their only hope to achieve something. >> you also believe that mainly, vladimir putin's -- in power are in fact number. because this war has gone so badly for him. do actually have any, like, credible information that you're receiving on that? or is this just essentially your theory on what has happened and that this is basically your own personal gut feeling, if you like? >> well, from one side, obviously, there is a theory. because just simply logic take which has lost [inaudible] impossible. that's the political logic of the regime. but from the other side, obviously, i am in communication with the locals. as well as with many political activists. and you can just feel like things are brewing up. >> one of the main reasons why countries in the west have not done all they can to help ukraine is the fear of escalation, an all-out confrontation with russia and ultimately the fear that they could lead to some new color confrontation. do you believe that putin was backed into a corner, he would order some kind of nuclear strike either on washington? will the result to those lengths? >> i think that that's what he wants you guys to believe. because he wants you to believe that he's crazy, that he's ready to start [inaudible] , that he's ready to destroy the world, etc. look at him. look at this lengthy tables that he sitting at. does he look like the guy who is ready to commit suicide? obviously not. and i think that it's now, the best thing for the west, to counter with a asymmetrical -- because putin would never believe in the new color threat from the united states europeans, he knows that the west is not ready. they use these kind of weapons. but there is a threat to remove him from power using the conventional power preparation like it was done with osama bin laden, for example. this is something that he, as a former kgb, would very much believe in. and i think that that has to be on the table. >> what about the fact that he can be forced, out of power by some kind of coup within the kremlin, or maybe by the oligarchs and the other elites in russia? could they potentially move against him? >> when i say, i will say that something is brewing up. i meant that this one is a possible scenario. i think that disagreement between the oligarchs, they are very upset about what's going on in the kremlin. they suffer. they lose money. they are under threat in the west. so, they are thinking about doing something to change the situation. they are afraid nevertheless. putin is the real threat for them. and, the west is not such a big threat at this very moment. it least, vladimir putin is a physical threat. and the west does not. so, right now, they are in a disarray that they are right now. they are thinking, right now, realign themselves. but they think that after a little bit of time will pass, i think that they will be ready for some action. >> we will wait and see. and we will watch closely. thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate your insights. thank you for having me. >> well, the nuclear power plant has had its first staff rotation in three weeks. the international atomic agency made that announcement sunday. the first change of stuff since march 20 and 21st, when it was still under russian occupation. the ukraine told the iea that some of the science laboratories were destroyed. medical instruments have been destroyed, broken or disable. the va director general is hoping to conduct the radiological assessment of the -- relatively soon. rosemary? >> thanks for that john. we go to france now where this year's race for with [inaudible] looks like déjà vu. voters narrowed down their presidential candidate. and the finalist are incumbent president, emmanuel mcconnell, and as far right rival,. they report that the current president, one about 27% of sunday's first round the voting, putting him in first place in a crowded field of a dozen candidate. well, he is in second place with the round 23%. the runoff vote, in two weeks, is set to be a rematch of the 2017 election after the polls close, the centrists made his pitch while the far-right made appeals to the mainstream. >> [interpreter] i want friends to inscribe itself into a strong europe which continues to form alliances with great democracies to defend itself. not offense that exited from europe but have, for its only allies, the international populists and xenophobes that's not us. [end of translation] >> [interpreter] the french people have spoken. they give me the honor to qualify in the second on from the incumbent president, emmanuel macron. let me express to the millions of voters who express their trust in me in my serious gratitude. i acknowledge, with humility, all the responsibility that comes with it. [end of translation] >> and, cnn's melissa bell joins us now live from parents. good morning melissa. so, after a very close race, who did the experts say will likely win the april 24th runoff? my call, or look back? and what chants do they think that the other will likely play in the outcome? >> well, it was interesting last night that after these results came in that very same holster that had given those initial estimations announced that they were forcing one of the tightest races that we had seen in a very long time here in france. it was just 49% for one 51% for the other. a very narrow margin in favor of emmanuel macron. but only just for the second round that will be held in two weeks. so, this is the second part of the campaign that it opens at now. that could be even more brutal, in fact the french president is heading to the north of france in the wee -- voted heavily in favor. so, really taking her on where she is strong because. so, i think what was interesting about last, night you're quite like to point out that his astonishing accomplishment of getting 21% of the vote really come in very close to his competitor. and you might have pictured and became the opposition candidate facing off with emmanuel mcconnell by the end of the month. and i think that speaks to one of the important trends of the night which is the walls among omicron's supporters, -- yesterday, at his count that he should achieve nearly 28%, of course, a big deal for him and his supporters. it was better than they thought. but when you look at the number of people the proportion of people who voted for extremes, i'm speaking here of the far-right in the shape of my time with the far right and the shape of the man who -- the author and television personality, angelic on the four left. it was more than 50% of the electorate voted for the extreme. and so what we see five years after, that astonishing political experiment that was launched by emmanuel mcauliffe in 2017 when he founded his own party, swept to one side of traditional left in the shape of the socialist and traditional right for the public, and no one really knew what that would mean five years on and what we see is an entire confirmation of france's political map. it is no longer left and right. it is the centrist progressive my call really consolidating his position and the extremes on one side and the other consolidating. those it is about the extremes versus the center. and that has really been confirmed last night. so, redrawing off the map and a very tight race indeed, ahead. that would frankly change the political nature of francis position within europe. his position with the world. but there goes one way or the other. rosemary? >> yes, certainly. two very different visions of where france would stand in europe and indeed, the world. melissa bell, joining us live from paris. many thanks. and still to come, austria's chancellor will meet with vladimir putin in moscow, mid warnings of a new russian offensive against ukraine. and, in the aftermath of civilian deaths in bucha, western leaders are calling for more weapons for ukraine and accountability for war crimes. bed is on sale now. it senses your movements and automatically adjusts so you both stay comfortable all night. it's also temperature balancing so you stay cool.. sasave $1000 on the most popular smart bed. and free premium delivivery whn you add a base. ends monday. one of the european commission president visited ukraine last week, she was told by president zelenskyy that europe is not doing enough to help. many believe that canada could do a lot more as well. but with wonderland and prime minister, justin trudeau spoke with jake tapper. >> president elect ski was very grateful for what has happened already, what we have done already, but he is right. this war is going on. we have to do more. and to beat sanctions on russia, i am very grateful that we have so many partners, canada for example, strongly supporting us with the sanctions against russia. to really dry out putin's war chests, we have to deliver arms, weapons so that the ukrainian people can defend themselves. it's really urgent right now. a lot has been done. but moore has to be done. as i said, we have to support the refugees in ukraine. but also very important, we have to financially support ukraine yesterday, i could deliver one billion euros directly for the ukrainian government. but more of course has to come there to. so, whatever is necessary is being done. and we know we are in for a long haul here to fight putin's aggression, to defend the integrity and serenity of ukraine. but, also afterwards, after that war when ukraine would have won the war to reconstruct ukraine and rebuild their country. >> president zelenskyy said that russia is committing genocide here in ukraine. do you agree? >> the images are horrific. the stories we are hearing, we have been hearing from ukrainian, canadians, social media as well of what's been going on, it is clear that putin is systematically targeting civilians. whether it's hospitals or train stations or maternity wards. this is one of the reasons why canada was one of the first countries to call on the international criminal court to look into putin's war crimes. we are providing investigative support. we're building up the case for people to recognize that, not only was this a terrible mistake to violate the sovereignty of another country and create massive global instability that's impacting energy, food prices around the world but it is also a series of war crimes that putin is deliberately committing. >> the chancellor expected to meet with the russian president, vladimir putin in moscow later today. they found that the country is militarily neutral. he -- and put an end to this war of aggression. over the weekend, he met with ukrainian president zelenskyy who they offered support. he also visited the town of bucha. which he called a place of war crime. and he called for a full investigation. well, for more than, let's bring in nick robertson live in brussels. clearly, it seems that the australian chancellor has taken a position in all of this. how did he get this meeting with putin in the first place? why did putin agree to it? and whether the chances that something positive could come from it? >> yes, the kremlin hasn't said why putin decided to agree to this meeting. but near hammer will be the first european leader to visit president putin since the war began. that has significant. and it will also bear direct witness to president putin, president putin's troops are doing in bucha. because he went to bucha, he saw the aftermath of what putin's troops have done there. he has spoken to witnesses on the ground there who will be an are giving testimony to war crimes investigation. he will be able to relate that directly to president putin. so why would president putin really want to have an engagement with somebody who says that is coming to moscow, with a clear message of accountability for war crimes or a cease-fire in ukraine for humanitarian corridors to be open? this is not a message that putin is gonna particularly want to popularize. nor to make public. because putin's message to his population is simply that he's having a military operation and it's the ukrainians we [inaudible] quite clear to the kremlin would like to explain that to the austrian -- austrian chancellor. and it, is perhaps, it's being expressed by some of the european foreign ministers going into -- and luxembourg, is that this is a necessary step to try to bring an end to the conflict. and to try to ease off, bringing easing to some of the pain and suffering. nevertheless, to hold russia and president putin to account. what's the kremlin gains out of this week, you know, it shows their population perhaps that there's a degree of nor mullah see about the situation at the moment. but, i think for the austrians and for the europeans it's a chance to tell putin directly what his troops are doing seize analysis and sanctions will continue. >> what's influence does the australian president, have we know that putin's very hungry, but what's the relationship with karl nehammer? >> it's not really clear, they only been in office for about four months and putin had a very close relationship with the previous chancellor, foreign minister, even attending her wedding in austria. with the links, the historic links, the fact that austria has had neutralities since 1955, perhaps lend putin to think that he has, whose views have greater currency. and austria, are perhaps the parts of europe that would obviously be a misconception on his part. but it's a country where, historically, russia feels that it gets a better hearing, a better level of understanding. it has some political friends there. we but what can come out of this could perhaps only be viewed as an opportunity to talk directly to president putin, get a sense of what he's thinking, although that is pretty clear. and to present directly to him without filter what the european union and international partners and allies are thinking. >> and, all of that will be if value at some point. and it will also be a value for him to find out exactly so, i guess, putin's demeanor and clogged in time. thank you, we appreciate your time. we still to come, or modern satellite images that show a russian military convoy on east of kharkiv. and also the mp, that's next, also ukrainian president prepares for yet another appeal in national support. this time, he takes his message to the south korean parliament. a live report from seoul, then address for you we have 30 minutes. i'm kyung lah on board saw poland, and this is cnn. welcome of i'm john vause live in the viva where it 30 minutes past hour and we get more than another train station has been the attack russian attack. this is from the chairman of the state real and can be. this is happening in eastern ukraine. it was hit by russian artillery, . there was no specific location provided at this time. no reports of casualties as of yet. but of course we'll bring you the very latest details as it become available. but does the president to transition has been hit. by the russian military. and this comes amid word that russian troops are massing in eastern ukraine and a senior ukrainian official says the offense of the donbas region has already started. the latest satellite images show i believe in eight mile-long military convoy east of the second biggest city, kharkiv. according to ukraine's offense intelligence chief, russian troops have regrouped for a renewed assault on that city. president zelenskyy is well aware of the risk as russia escalates its attack. here is. [interpreter] i don't want to make myself out to be a hero, he said. i love my family. i want to live many more years. but choosing between running or being with my people, of course i'm ready to give my life for my country. >> the white house national security adviser says the united states is leading an effort to aid ukraine that is both unprecedented in scope as well as speed. but there is an ongoing debate in washington over whether the biden administration is doing enough. >> we will continue to take every step we possibly can to help the ukrainian succeed on the battlefield and to improve their position the negotiating table. >> i wasn't satisfied with what i heard. i think that it is critically important that the united states be clear that we are absolutely committed to zelenskyy's victory. we should not be talking about, as jake sullivan did just now, improving zelenskyy's position at the negotiating table. this is about defeating russian forces in ukraine. >> all indications are that russia is now planning a new offensive in ukraine in the east and earlier asset ukraine lawmaker, if she believes this conflict will intensify and if so by how much. this was our response. >> well, you know, eastern parts of ukraine has always been a very hot spot for the exercises and for the events that are taking place for more than eight years already. and kharkiv was centered in a way that it firstly received more than 300,000 idp's in, internally displaced persons, from 2014 when the war started in the east and the occupation of parts and territories of the donbas. and of course, the illegal annexation of crimea. so, we've been always, as a city second largest city in ukraine. with two billion habits. the second largest budget. with amazing infrastructure. we were always under the threat and recently we've marked seven years after we over through temporary occupation when there were russian flags in the region administration. which we've seen at the footage is of being bar barred severely. and this is another example of war crimes, as so many people died and that day. but, i would like to talk right now that the shift of this tactic, from the recently liberation of the smaller towns across kyiv where i am right now, with the number of the war crimes that are about to be still registered and about to be told. some of the victims were victims of sexual violence for numerous days and they are finding power and strength to talk about this crimes. we will be witnessing some of the difficulties possibly in the eastern frank, as it mentioned, around kharkiv there are already small towns which we can't have access. they are under occupation for a couple of weeks. we are trying to get there with humanitarian aid. medication. drinking water. but that is being blocked by the russian soldiers. i'm very definite that we will withstand and we will not let the russians to proceed further to dnipro or the southern part, which is still standing strong. even though, for instance, the kherson area next to the black sea is blocked. the people are protesting every day. that is what russians don't understand. why they don't receive the support. well they would not receive any support, they shouldn't count any, and all they're fake videos they are trying to produce they do not work. overthrowing local powers also don't work. so let's put it clear. neither of the tactics they are using is working. you've mentioned the very important information. the need of ukraine in -- anti-tank systems. and the type missile systems. and long and middle ranges. and everything that stand strong, survive, and look into the bright future. that is what we are asking from the u.s. and other partners. to help us. because the blitzkrieg did not work. we are standing strong and we will proceed in this matter further. >> and presence on school make the case for more international support in about 30 minutes from now. this time, he would be doing and address in front of the south korean parliament. his 20th for and legislative bodies that she started doing this. global virtual tour back in march eight. as cnn's hancocks in seoul south korea. she standing by tell us what we can expect. i guess the question is what exactly will he be asking for. because the south korean time been exactly helpful up until this point. >> well john i, think we will be asking for, it's more weapons. which is something with the south koreans had said that they are not comfortable giving. we heard from the defense ministry today, that defense minister so who come in south korea had a conversation on the phone with his counterpart in ukraine back on friday. and he was asked if he would be able to provide anti-aircraft luckin's. now the answer from seoul was that they are able to do that. they say that it is because of their national security, and also saying that they need to maintain a state of readiness. so that is the reason that still is giving -- not giving fiscal up and back in february at the beginning of the invasion. we did hear from the blue ice as well, think that was the red line, they were not willing to give legal aid to ukraine. they have given non lethal aid, we do know that they have given eight up to about $800, 000, helmets, tense, blankets, medical supplies. mres. and they've also pledged $10 million in humanitarian aid. but up until this point, we know that south korea is saying that they do not want to be giving any legal aid. that is potentially what president zelenskyy will be asking for when he speaks to lawmakers in a little while. now, we do know, that he has also spoken on the telephone with the president elect. young so cool. he will be taking control in next month make tenth. he will be come these ocarina president and he has said that he will meet as soon as the war is over. he said he would like to offer practical cooperation, but of course, there is no guidance whatsoever. there is no idea when the war will be over. so that point this is not necessarily the help that ukraine once, john. >> no, exactly, they need help now at the end of the war be too late. paula thank you. paula hancock for us live in seoul. that is it for me i've here. we'll go back down to rosemary church for cnn where the cami is in its way soon. this is the, thing sounds his mates case over an over again. help is needed, now. not next week, not next month, now. >> exactly, right, people are dying. it is just unacceptable. thank you so much john. really good to see. to take care. and still to come, shanghai officials are sticking to their zero covid plans as new infections continue to soar. the frustrations over the city's lockdowns are clearly starting to grow. plus, president joe biden, is set to introduce new firearm regulations amid growing concerns over gun violence in the united states. we'll be back in just a moment. overwhelming. air wick fresh new day fills your space with fragrance that's always fresh, never overpowerining. air wick. . connect to nature. meet brett from apartment 2b. he's not letting an overdraft alert get him stressed. he knows he's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. welcome back everyone. chinese officials say the best way to fight surging covid infections is to stay the course with the strict zero covid policy. so far, that has made multiple rounds of testing and restrictions on movement for the entire city of chicago. as well as mandatory quarantine in government centers for anyone testing positive. but residents are not happy with the measures. with reports of protest and food shortages around the city. despite this, officials are ordering additional covid testing. and cnn's, anna coren, joins me now from hong kong with more. good to see you anna. so additional covid testing means of course, extended lockdowns, across shanghai. the resulting in insufficient food, water, and medical supplies. so what, if anything, oratory's doing about this problem. >> i think they are certainly hearing the peoples complaints and anger. the 25 million residents of shanghai have been locked in their homes since the end of last month. for some even longer. and many of them have been taken to social media. voicing their frustration. venting their anger. some just opening the windows screaming down at the community workers. thank you need to give us food, we are starving. for so many of these people, rosemary, they have not had food delivered to them for days if not longer. they haven't had fresh vegetables or fruits, meats for as long. they are relying on instead noodles and canned food. that is what i am hearing from local residents in shanghai. who her having to resort to these wechat community groups in try to balk by goods. that is the only way that delivery serviceman are dripping off goods. it fits bought in mass bulk. even then, it is half hazard. because of obviously, the government had shut down the e-commerce platforms. so no deliveries are being made because the government thought that this was have covid was being spread. and then when it resumed these delivery men are obviously getting covid. they are being shipped off to quarantine. you have these people stranded in their homes unable to get these food that they need to survive. i spoke to one resident, rosemary, and she just said that is gone from shock to anger, to utter hopelessness. the reason being they do not see an end in sight. yes we've heard from the government on the weekend, saying they made restrictions, but no timeframe has been given as of yet. >> it just sounds extraordinary. doesn't it. that in a country like china, that they would be so disorganized. because i've got what, 10,000 people there helping to the test take. so the got that organized but no supplies coming in. >> not at the moment, rosemary. people are just wondering, what are we doing? in the most populists cosmopolitan city in china. 25 million people. this is the economic engine of china. it contributes to 4% of these country's gdp. up into this wave, romero, shanghai officials had managed to operate properly. because they would do these targeted lockdowns. unlike the snap citywide lockdown that we've seen across the rest of the country. obviously, as cases surge. officials said we had no other choice. >> just unbelievable. isn't it. and of course joining from hong kong, many thanks. >> later today, u.s. president joe biden spoke to introduce new firearm registrations meant to contain the use of privately made weapons. sources say, the president wants to regulate so-called ghost guns, unregulated untraceable weapons made from kim. the move will address the gap in the u.s. covered's ability to track them. president biden's announcement comes after several shootings across the u.s. this week. here in georgia, there is an urgent help for suspects days after someone shot and killed a gun range owner. his wife and their grandson. cnn's nadia romero has more. >> just a horrible scene, out of grenfell georgia, a real part of the state at the south with the city of london. the coroner arrived for the evening i found three farmer's murder. his mother, his father, and his 19-year-old son, luke. one of his friends was the gun range owner has a lot of the -- chief there the police chief of grantville says that he knew the entire hawk family. they were very beloved and respected in the community. this is been devastating for many people to hear about their deaths. and also, the 40 years of firearms reported stolen from the gun range. that's why the georgia barrels investigation in the atf now investigating. there is a combined 15,000 dollar reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or people responsible for committing those crimes. and unfortunately, that wasn't the only gun related incidents we saw in the country over this weekend. from a saturday night into sunday morning, we saw shootings across the country. people were shot out of national park in washington d.c.. and also, people were shot in indianapolis at a birthday party. and we're not just talking about major cities, but in small towns to. and elgin illinois, about an hour outside the city of chicago. 64 shot in a residential area. and two people were shot, ten others injured, and a shooting outside of a nightclub like iowa. now some lawmakers are pointing to ghost guns as being part of the problem for the gun violence that we are seeing across the country. and new york senator, chuck schumer, had this to say about what he believes ghost guns are such a problem. take a listen. >> these guns are too easy to build. too hard to trace. and too dangerous to be on our streets. just ask the family of the beautiful 16-year-old, who was killed in the box. >> senator schumer was talking about the 16-year-old who police say was killed by another teenager who is using a 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