Slowly trickle into gaza. Today, just 20 trucks carrying supplies crossed from gaza, crossed into gaza from egypt, for the First Time Since the war started two weeks ago. The world port elgin a zashawn calling it a, quote, drop in the ocean, for what is still needed. The red cross has also pushed for a, quote, steady stream of aid to meet the needs of palestinians in gaza. People have been forced to ration food, and they are drinking unsafe water. The aide arrived as Israel Defense forces announced the Bombardment Of Gaza will continue, with promised to attack hamas even stronger. The idf estimates about 700,000 people have moved to southern gaza. More than 4000 people have died in gaza since the outbreak of the war. Today, thousands of people rallied at pro palestinian demonstrations in cities across the world including washington d. C. , new york, and sydney. Protesters are calling for a ceasefire to end the killings of civilians trapped in the middle of the israelhamas war. Today, P
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news tonight whether they ve reached ukrainian territory yet. nina says during the bombing, the floors were caving and shaking, walls peeling off. utterly traumatized, she says, i finally saw the sky today. ukraine claiming new victories, releasing video they say shows drones destroying two russian boats. america also sending drones here. and in another strong show of support, house speaker pelosi lead a congressional delegation to kyiv, meeting zelenskyy over the weekend. across ukraine, intense sheing has driven people underground. this subway station is now home to more than 700 people. men, women, children, on a platform with a train that s going nowhere. some have lived here since the start of the invasion. it s shocking to witness. we re deep below ground. there s a railway car there. you can see there are children here playing. there are hundreds and hundreds of people living here. some of them have been here since the start of the war. this is where they sleep, it s
legitimately a strategy that looks like half a loaf. everything east of the dnieper river and vicinity of donbas is what the russians always wanted to try to achieve. so more of the same, really, is they re not going to adjust the conditions on the ground. the tactics they ve used to date which is long-range fire, young weapons systems that s what they ve been able to do. so now they re in a they had an incredible problem with their logistics. they re moving units off the line to resupply them which is illogical. you don t do that. you push logistics forward. you don t move them away from a line. so you see this violation of these different principles, not try to achieve a strategy, but to change the narrative. meantime, talks are set to resume between the two sides tomorrow in an online fashion, but there s been an increase of conversation around potential face-to-face meeting between putin and zelenskyy.
steve, could that accomplish what lower level talks haven t, and would you be concerned about zelenskyy s safety if they were to meet? well, i am daily concerned with zelenskyy s safety. it s somewhat amazing to me that he s still alive, although it does speak to what we were discussing earlier about the russians ability to do, you know, special operations type stuff to go after leaders and so forth. but i m worried about his safety. i d be even worried about his safety if he was near everybody russian. what we ve seen the russians do, whether it s poisoning people, putting stuff in their tea. all sorts of things the russians are very good at. but i think that there s not much of a chance that vladimir putin would actually agree to a meet with zelenskyy. doesn t see zelenskyy as his equal. he said, c ukraine isn t really country and they re so a president meets a president. a prime minister meets a prime minister. if you don t consider the guy sitting across from you as