the russians will then just starten targeting nato countrie. but i just want to say this one thing. if you re in a basement in mariupol, if you fled from kharkiv on a train that was bombed as it was headed for kyiv, world war three has started with you and it is hard to sympathize with a widening conflict. of course. and two million refugees almost have left ukraine. you have been watching bus loads arrive where you are in hungary near ukraine s border. how is hungary coping with this influx of people from ukraine? well, it s complicated. we don t get as many as they re getting in poland. poland gets about 60% of them. you saw linda greenfield talk, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., sayingsa 100 people are going io poland every hour, and we re not getting that many, but about 180,000, probably close to 200,000 now in hungary, a
0 campaign like that. you ve got to planted. you ve got to execute it. that s reason number one. that might come back, by the way. they might be stunned at the moment, but that might come back. moment, but that might com back we re much better prepared, and there s a lot more peter pommerantsey, who has written several books on this topic, learned a lot from him, thank you very much for your time tonight. i really appreciate it. good evening. i m it is now midnight on the east coast as we continue to follow breaking news out of ukraine. russia is accelerating its offensive and more civilians are being killed in the attempt to seize control of kyiv. one senior u.s. defense official tells nbc news it made 100% of the military forces that vladimir putin mobilized for war are now inside ukraine. president zelenskyy remains in his country and he spoke to the nation from his office in the capital. zelenskyy amazingly posted this video to facebook saying he will not leave ukraine and he w