down, john bernham in, telling cnn the ukrainian claim that their missile was responsible is believed to be credible. as for just how credible, one other source familiar with the latest intelligence says the u.s. believes ukraine s version of events, which russia disputes, with, quote, medium competence. ukraine s national security adviser speaking to cnn s fred pleitgen tonight had this warning for vladimir putin. translator: that is our gift to him, and this is just the beginning. this is just the beginning. there will be more than one moscova. more on this tonight which has been a galvanizing development in the war, also a nuclear weapons warning for russia in response to finland and sweden now considering joining nato and there are multiple developments on russia s building offensive in eastern ukraine, senior american defense official tonight says russian troops pulled from their defeat in northern ukraine are now appearing in the east. and across the area, the shell
ukrainian defense. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world, i m wolf blitzer. you are in the situation room. . announcer: this is cnn breaking news. we begin our coverage tonight with the very traumatic arrest of the pan suspected of firing 33 shots in a new york city subway, leaving at least 29 people injured. cnn correspondent is joining us from the scene of the attack. the suspect i understand called in a tip, letting police know where he was. what else are you learning? reporter: that s right, wolf, really remarkable. he was just strolling through the streets of the lower east side after calling the police on himself. two patrol officer just on random patrol spotted him, taking him into custody, police today revealing more evidence, more information that connects him, they say, to the shooting. mr. james, anything to say? reporter: frank robert james, the suspected gunman who opened fire on a subway train in brooklyn t
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hello everyone, thank you so much for joining us on this sunday. we begin this hour with breaking news for the second day in a row, u.s. forces strike iran back houthi targets as they try to keep ships safe in the crucial red sea corridor. a short time ago president biden wrapping up a call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and it comes as israel says its preparing to move into the southern area of rafah, where more than a million palestinians fled for safety. there are fresh concerns of bloodshed and a deepening humanitarian crisis if israeli forces move in there. military aid not just for israel, but also ukraine and taiwan is hanging in the balance on capitol hill as preliminary votes are expected to get underway this hour for a bill that would provide tens of billions in aid. we ve got a team of reporters covering all the angles here at home and overseas. cnn s jeremy diamond is live for us in tel aviv with the latest on israel s looming ground offensive in
i m happy to send you an email with the accomplishments. we have been working hard trying to get the middle east to be a more stable, prosperous region. obviously these attacks on october 7th were horrific, and the israelis have a right and responsibility to respond to those attacks. i think everybody understands that. and so we also understand that the focus of countries in the region, particularly israel, is going to be on that. it s our focus, too. but that doesn t mean we are going to give up. it doesn t mean we are going to walk away from it. we still believe in the promise of a two-state solution and still going to work for that. as a matter of fact, key to eventually getting a two-state solution and we are going t focus on that as well. the two-nation, i feel like enough to win the war knowing what the president was aiming to to bring normalization through two states, and that has been put down i just told you, sir. no change in our desire to see a two-state