Taking a look at closed circuit tv image from ukraine s largest nuclear plant, a fire breaking out there after a russian assault and now according to local mayor, russian shelling appears to be preventing firefighters from battling the blaze, again, that s from a local mayor, now we hear from retired four star army general westley clark, i wonder about your reaction to this around the nuclear power plant, obviously a lot we do not know about it and have to take the word from ukrainian officials on their decepscripti of what s going on, from a military perspective, what do you make of what s going on there, what we know? well actually, what s happening, anderson, is the russians are trying to seal off the river, going up to bag a
President says look, enough s enough. we re not going to have a million people die in kyiv. you can have it. and that could happen. i think it s unlikely, but i think that s what putin is believing. putin doesn t have respect for zelenskyy. we know that by the way he s talked about him and he should have respect. zelenskyy s been a real hero, very resolute in my view and really rallied not only ukraine but world opinion. so if putin thinks he can launch artillery in there and wipe them out, kill a few thousand civilian and see zelenskyy will surrender and turn the country over, i think putin misunderstands the quality of ukrainian patriotism and the strength of president zelenskyy. so you re going to look at a long battle. it s going to be tough. yeah, general westley clark appreciate it. just ahead, how the ukraine s largest children hospitalal is survivining the ak