in that sense, took two or three years for that to play out in full in syria, i got to emphasize here, we re only two months into this war. the russians have taken enormous losses, way more losses than they ever expected to, but they can sustain this for some period of time. as much as this government, for obvious reasons doesn t want to be talking about this, the ukrainians have taken very heavy losses too, if we re asking a question about sustainability, need to be equally talking about sustainability of our ally, partner, ukraine, as much as russia and frankly speaking, if russia is orienting itself toward this kind of siege warfare strategy, that is something they can sustain much longer term than something the ukrainians can sustain and that s that ought to be a very big concern on our mind. okay, well that said, biden is asking for billions more dollars, allies still committed to putting more sanctions on putin s allies but your second main point is that russia has learned th
biden is suggesting president vladimir putin has fired or put some of his advisors under house arrest. congressman michael waltz joined us last hour. it has been unclear from the start what information putin is actually receiving in terms of progress on the ground. the russian military is very centralized in its command and control. there is reporting that they don t even have, you know, a field general in command of the entire operation. i think that points to a lot of their issues and struggles. sandra: fox team coverage. retired general david perkins will join us with analysis and reaction. steve harrigan with a look at the kremlin s siege warfare strategy. here is national correspondent rich edson live at the state department to kick off this hour for us. good morning, sandra. a major warning from the state department to americans in ukraine and russia, get out of there. officials here have just
bill: thank you for your time. david perkins, nice to have you on board here. thank you, sir, very much. the australian prime minister they are sending all kinds of stuff. armored gear for ukraine soldiers and bushwhackers. they are the giant arm ored personnel carriers coming out of australia and go into the battlefield in ukraine soon. sandra: we continue to help those who are helping those in need in ukraine. red cross volunteers headed to the city of mariupol this morning to help evacuate residents there stranded as the shelling continues across that city leaving behind a widespread path of destruction. it comes as putin continues to enforce his siege warfare strategy in several ukrainian cities. steve harrigan is reporting live in atlanta for us with more on the medieval war-time plan. you say medieval and you re right. a strategy that has than changed in thousands of years.
regarding ukraine despite the close economic ties to moscow. vladimir putin continues to enforce his siege warfare strategy around ukrainian cities. president zelenskyy is pleading for more fighter jets, airplanes and missiles to recapture land north of kyiv. mariupol remains a critical area let s bring a fox news contributor david perkins and retired u.s. army and doctrine commander and retired four-star general. you ve seen some of the video out of the team of bucha near kyiv where it appear sibling is had their hands tied behind their backs and executed. should russia be prosecuted for work crime and julio prosecute? is very disheartening to see your report about bucha and what s gone on its illustration