Thing in mind, trying to take the ukrainian capital. they were met with a fierce resistance, and while they fired on residential buildings and grocery stores like the one behind me, they were not successful in making their advance on kyiv. he describes what life was like under russian occupation. they were coming inside our basements, checking our houses, it was very frightening, she says. thank god they did not hurt us. gillian, as ukraine braces for further escalation in the east, kyiv remains a target. earlier today we heard air raid sirens and tonight in moscow, state media is threatening the capital. gillian: great to see you back on the ground. appreciate it. john: dan hoffman, former c.i.a. station chief who ran
It seems like we listen but don t hear. despite the alarm bells about a possible attack, many team here do not seem too worried what the future might hold. voice of translator: i feel like people are spreading panic, saying everything is bad and you have to leave the country. actually, i think things are getting back to normal. those russian military exercises are scheduled to end february 20th. will the troops return to their home bases after the exercises end? sandra, back to you. sandra: steve, thank you. trace. trace: bring in fox news contributor dan hoffman, also a former c.i.a. station chief who ran russian operations, dan, you are the man on this, you should be advising the biden administration. what s the take here as you watch the build-up along the border with ukraine, is an