future. i m going to talk with max rose who is going to join me here in the studio. plus a terrifying twist in an idaho murder mystery. the chilling new details emerging after four university idaho students were found murdered this week. the most significant rift between ukraine and the west over the missile that landed in poland. but the u.s. military has a resounding message no matter whose missile it was. this tragic and troubling incident is another reminder of the recklessness of russia s war of choice. e. liquid. can it one up whatever they re doing? for sure. seriously? one up the power of liquid, one up the toughest stains. any further questions? uh uh! one up the power of liquid with tide pods ultra oxi.
of it to determine whether or not it was a ukrainian or russian fragment that came out of that system. from there, there will be it will be determined who actually fired the weapon system. there s the question of what happens now and what ukraine continues to need. you have experts saying the spillover of the war into poland and a nato member could spur kyiv s backers. is that what you see ukrainian fighters needing right now in this continued war? well, in terms of military hardware, we need the defensive weapons to liberate as much territory as we can before russia can regroup those new soldiers. there s another elephant in the room. the winter is coming and basically they re destroying their critical infrastructure. this will lead to a massive loss of life. the country of 30 million can t go through the winter like with negative temperatures and
the missile that crossed into poland tuesday accidentally or otherwise. the u.s. and others are standing by the assessment that it was a defensive measure launched by ukraine deeming it an unfortunate accident. president biden had this to say earlier this morning. what s your recollection to president zelenskyy saying the missiles that landed in poland were not ukrainian? that s not the evidence. so though the u.s./nato both agree russia is to blame for the incident overall, as russian forces continue launching a barrage of missiles strikes. joining us right now is molly hunter, and former adviser to ukrainian president zelenskyy, igor novikov. molly, let me start with you. talk to us about where we stand with this difference between what we re hearing from the ukrainian president along with
and more speed you need as your family keeps growing. check in on your current speed through the xfinity app today. this morning we are seeing the most significant rift so far between ukraine s president and western allies stemming from a missile strike that killed two people in poland. president volodymyr zelenskyy is insisting ukraine did not fire
negative degree celsius without electricity, without heat, without food, without logistics, connectivity. that s the area we need to focus on. by the way, in terms of for granting access to ukrainian investigators, they are already on the ground in poland. lieutenant general, last one to you, and that is putin s thinking here if you could for us. as we continue to see this barrage of missiles in kyiv, we know at this point the russian military is losing. they re losing. they re pulling out in eastern parts of ukraine. what is he doing? the intent of the russians is pretty clear, to terrorize the ukrainian citizens. they can t win on the ground. they ve proven that time and time again that they failed. so this is his best right to try and break the moral of the ukrainian people by getting rid of power, getting rid of their way of life. and so i think you re going to continue to see this throughout