at moshchun. while the capital is safe for you, the southern seaport of mariupol is dire where civilians are trapped, trying to survive. and in the ukrainian bunker, they say they will not surrender despite russian ultimatums that have now expired. in addition to military supplies, there are civilians fallen victim to this war. we appeal and plead all world leaders to help us. if mariupol falls, it would give russia the land bridge to the crimea peninsula they ve long sought and free up sources in the east. one ukrainian member of congress says that more weapons are needed. and in donbas it s started we need the weapons, aircraft, tanks, armored vehicles. griff: and that marine
since world war ii. the only way to stop this is help ukraine get russians out as soon as possible. tanks, combat aircraft, heavy air systems, provide them now. in the east, and in the south heavy shelling and fighting continues as they headed to the six week of this invasion. mike. mike: what more can you tell us about the attack on the port city of odessa? this is a significant development. we will show you the latest video of the strike. literally heading a oil refinery odesa is on the western edge of the southern waxy access of the southern ukraine. on the far eastern side, the southern seaport that is been hammered from the beginning,. the intention to seal off access to the black sea.