it s obvious that we had no choice. it was the right thing to do, and i have no doubt the objectives will be achieved. what russians are hearing and another pace of the inverted putin narrative, if you will, sort of turning truth on its head, for the russian alleged war crimes in bucha, he said, this was a ukranian provocation, just spinning reality to fit the message that he wants to sell to the russian people, but by elevating the war to a noble cause he s taking it up a level. he s saying it s a sacrifice, something worth dying for, wolf, and we haven t heard that yet. good point. it s brutal what he s saying. nic robertson on the seen for news brussels. thank you very, very much. right now i want to go to the white house and our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins is joining us. president biden is now citing genocide by a dictator, a clear reference to putin. the reference has largely
and 2018. what s really dangerous about it is this is a situation now where ukraine is fighting for democracy, but it s fighting for democracy not just for ukraine but for all of us. what s at stake is the international order. frankly, these members of congress are siding with a brutal dictator who is murdering women and children on live television. there s no excuse there should be no place for any of these members of congress to hide with that kind of rhetoric. evelyn, the domestic battles we have in terms of the republicans here in america basically parroting that putin narrative, i know yesterday you talked to nicolle wallace. i want to expand on this and get us over into ukraine. you said your feeling is that u.s. officials believe putin will not stop until he is militarily defeated. what does that mean for ukraine s current strategy in your opinion?
orban/putin narrative. but not many showed up. whether that s an ominous sign for the opposition or as a result of cold, rainy weather, we ll find out when the votes come in. matt rivers, cnn, budapest, hungary. a quick reminder, if you would like to help the people of ukraine, please go to cnn.com/impact. last time we checked, cnn viewers like you have helped raise more than $7 million to help people in need in ukraine and neighboring countries, help provide shelter, food, water, and other essential needs. if you can, please help. thank you for watching. i m john vause live in lviv, ukraine. for our international viewers, vital signs is up next. for viewers in north america, we will be back with more breaking news after a short break.
hungarians want nothing to do with the war. the gut reaction of most of the pub slick lic is, oh, oh, o get involved. reporter: and orban has taken advantage of that and it remains to be seen. orban and his party out in front. one big name the opposition hopes will change that reporter: of course, that s the ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyy who has criticized what he calls orban s lack of support in ukraine s fight for its existence. it s not clear if that will be enough. at an anti-orban rally saturday, ukraine flags flew and the crowd can kept pushing the orban/putin narrative, but not many people showed up. whether that s an ominous sign for the opposition or just the result of coldn the votes
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