kitchen, chef jose andres. chef, thank you so much for being with us. i just would like to find out how you are coping with all of this and how are those injured staff members? in hospital, their wounds. what s the latest on their condition? the good report is that the four members of the restaurant that was badly damaged by the missile strike in kharkiv, they are all fine, they re in good spirits. their injuries were taken care of and they re joking they want to go back to cooking. the good news is that yesterday all the team with the help of the ceo of world central kitchen who is himself in kharkiv, they move all the equipment that was saved to a new location and they re going to be cooking today and tomorrow. this is the spirit that you have
donbas region. i think he believes he is winning the war. reporter: now, putin has also consistently said that russia s invasion has been about the genocide, as he s claimed it to be in the donbas region. of course there are concerns now, president zelenskyy warning for an intensification of russian attacks in that region in particular. nada, thank you. nada bashir there live for us bringing us up to date with what may be happening in putin s brain. we appreciate it. thank you. an update now on a story from over the weekend about a kharkiv restaurant partnered with the relief group world central kitchen which was hit by a missile, inging four workers there and causing a lot of damage. world central kitchen says it s been serving upwards of 250,000 meals a day since the russian invasion began. and that work will continue despite this missile attack. workers at that restaurant are back at work. they re salvaging whatever they can so they can continue to feed the hungry. and joining