at the city 150 millimeters drive distance from sumy city and they are waiting there on standby. they are hoping for a local cease-fire to happen and that is what the officials told the media on saturday when they held a press conference saying they have spoken to both sides, russia and ukraine. they re hoping for the local cease-fire to take place to get our people out of there. as of now, over 20,000 indian na nationals have left ukraine and evacuated and they are now on their way back to india. but this situation is still developing at the moment, isa. okay. vedika, give me a sense. obviously we don t know how long they will be there. if we re waiting for the cease-fire, russia and both sides don t seem to have agreed on the cease-fire. they have broken it over the weekend twice now. what are the chance that s they have to be there for much longer? what is the embassy telling you? reporter: well, the chances of them really surviving through
that is exactly right, and i have heard being on the phone and republicans watching the races, andrea, and montana has also gotten significantly better and indian na is looking better and so has tennessee. but we don t know what is going to be happening in four weeks from now, and let alone four day da days. this news cycle, i don t vt to tell you is hour by hour, and so the idea that a that an event like the kavanaugh confirmation endures as a potent political motivator, and who knows? ly say that the republicans that i have been talking to are confident that it does, because it was such a compelling national psychodrama and unlike anything that we have seen in this tumultuous presidency, and that is really saying something. so there is some hope there that it sticks. and jonathan capehart, the president yesterday, doing something that was a little bit risky politically, because he went to erie, pennsylvania, for