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the constant bombardment they haven't had enough time to pause and count the dead, which likely exceeds fifteen hundred

lives for securing democracy. david, it's always great to have you. president biden, you heard say vladimir putin has failed right in every stretch of this way you have kamala harris saying

he's a war criminal. and yet aside from the financial sanctions, vladimir putin has been pretty much controlling the tempo in this right. he's setting the rules of this conflict on one hand . >> that's right. race and president putin's invasion has has isolated his country in every respect. it's making his country poorer, less secure. it's making his own regime poorer and less secure. so it's really you know, it really is a failure in many respects even if the military invasion, you know, ultimately may may lead to a victory of some sorts for for russia. >> but that's the point there, david, isn't it? the whole concept of this thing is yes. and i would totally agree with you that the ukrainians have fought tooth and nail. the ukrainians have been put on a valiant fight and the russian forces have been embarrassed so far.

but we've got a long way to go and we see on these maps we see from intel that the russians are gaining ground and the question becomes what happens when they gain enough ground that the ukrainians can no longer fight? and that's the question and that's what happens when vladimir putin gets to control exactly what happens in the next steps of this war. >> well, that is the unfortunate reality and it's clear that president putin is not going to be pressing an off switch and he's going to continue to shell civilian infrastructure indiscriminately in an attempt to try to catch the ukrainians into submission here and he may ultimately bring them to the table to do that . but if you think about the price that he's exacting just just to to either occupy or annex territory, that's going to be clearly against them. he's lost any goodwill in ukraine he may have ever had not to say the good will not talk about the goodwill of the international community. you know, at what cost is is he doing this ? it's still sort of defies logic

why he's embarking on this gambit. >> so day seventeen, david. right. it looks like ukraine really if you kind of talk to the people who are in heve and in these other cities, it looks like they could fight for quite some time. and i'm not sure if ground to ground troops are going to go into kyiv. is is vladimir putin patient enough to wait this out or the longer this goes and the less he thinks like he's going to have a big victory, will he get frustrated and become more reckless? >> so that's the big risk. i think he will get frustrated because he was expecting the russian military his role right in and accomplish objectives quite quickly. and the longer this goes on , i fear that if he if he thinks that he can't win on his terms in ukraine, he could be reckless enough to do something beyond ukraine and potentially even attacking a nato ally. now i hope he doesn't get to that point, but it's i think he's in this for the long haul

and i think he will continue to try to expand the scope and the severity of the weapons that he's using to try to just pummel the country into submission. and he may do that ultimately. >> talk to me, david, about diplomacy very quickly because if the leonski tomorrow said, okay, we won't we won't hold any stake about crimea or the donbass regions and we may we may just stay out of nato altogether, would that be enough to get some serious bargaining done? would that be enough to maybe end this war? >> i'm skeptical now russia, if you president putin that question right now you would say yes, but i wouldn't believe them. and that's because he preys on weakness is the once he capitulates to those russian demands right now, you can be sure that president putin will then try to extract more demands not just from ukraine but from the west. he will probably try to get nato to pull back military

infrastructure from countries from from nato allies in eastern europe. he will try to redraw the sort of the security arrangements that we've had long standing with our european allies. so this isn't just about ukraine ultimately. and even if president zolensky says, you know what , i've had it you get crimea and the donbass and we'll stay out of nato, i think president putin comes right back to us and our european allies and said, well, i'm not satisfied with that. what else are you going to give me? that seems like the west is kind of walking on eggshells and putin is never satisfied. >> david salvo, great to see you tonight . thank you for coming on . thank you . meantime, the heavy shelling and lack of food and water taking its toll on ukrainians. just ahead, we'll hear from one american doctor who's now treating people near the polish ukraine border media is proud

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to the microphones back across from the number one fastest growing men's health trends in america. back to our continuing coverage as russia's invasion of ukraine reaches seventeen and sanctions have not stopped vladimir putin so far, president biden now says the u.s. and other countries move to end normal trade relations with russia in an attempt to further hurt russia's economy. let's get live to the nation's

capital and white house correspondent kevin court. kevin, hello. good morning, trace. president biden says the u.s. and its allies, as you pointed out, are trying to do something to really hit russia where it hurts in this case revoking their most favored nation trade status and yet another blow to the russian economy. and this is a major item because we're talking about things that you might want to buy from russia like seafood and vodka and diamonds. all those imports would be hit by sanctions. the sanctions, by the way, the latest in a series of economic measures against the kremlin that include an oil ban and a tax penalty initiative announced friday by senate finance committee chair ron wyden of oregon. meanwhile, the white house for its part continues to insist that soaring inflation and fast rising gas prices are not repeat are not the result of biden energy policies. rather, they argue it's the kremlin's fault through the

fact democrats didn't cause this problem. vladimir putin did. and we're and we are working on to fix it because of the work we did. we know there's no one no one way to increase the standard of living puts. gas tax has pushed prices up higher, take american manufacturing and bring prices and cars down. did you see and hear the subtlety there? he said putin's gas tax. you want to listen carefully to little clues like that to get a sense of what the white house is really trying to do. meantime, on capitol hill, republicans are still suggesting not just the president but all those in his administration are frankly lying to you by suggesting it's russia's fault that gas prices are so high. here's kevin mccarthy's thoughts. he says these are not putin's gas prices. they are president biden's gas prices. now for context to keep this in mind, prices have been rising steadily across the entire country since mr. biden took office, though it is also

true that since the russian invasion they've risen more sharply. meantime, the treasury department is hitting russian oligarch member of the russian legislature and in fact the entire board of russia's second largest bank with additional sanctions. all this as the financial pressure campaign against the kremlin continues to ramp up trace. you have, of course, live for us in d.c. kevin, thank you . we're back to the battle now in washington. the battle over words jonathan. and meantime in ukraine, the battle is a lot more serious and we we know today that the shelling in kyiv got heavier and things are clearly changing as the russians continue to gain more ground. >> yeah, it's a battle for survival here in ukraine for millions of people. so i think there are some eyebrows raised certainly among ukrainians here when you hear americans or other or europeans talking about a couple of

dollars increase in their gas, they say we're fighting for our lives. that's a little bit different than paying more to get your car on the move. anyway, a number of cities in ukraine are facing heavy artillery shelling and missile strikes, leaving large numbers of people obviously in desperate need of medical supplies and help but moving those supplies to where they will do the most good. it's a lot easier said and done. joining us now is dr. rajeev banaszak, a disaster and infectious disease doctor who is currently treating patients near the poland u.s. border. doctor , thank you so for joining us . thank you for the work you are doing. what is what is the biggest need for the patients you are seeing there? the refugees? yeah. thank you so much for having jonathan. and this is an unbelievable humanitarian crisis. the first thing what should really happen is at the very least a temporary cease fire where countries are allowed to ship their things and their medical supplies are allowed to reach the people

over here. the biggest problem also we're seeing is with these attacks we've seen attacks on maternity hospitals now in a cancer hospital. so it's also very important when the supplies come in , we have to have health care personnel to treat these people in decent facilities. unbelievable shortage of goods. we're seeing, of course, people in battle. we're seeing basic shortages of tourniquet and other medical excuse don't have iv fluids. this is a big problem. the other thing that i also want to talk about is people don't talk about the fact that there are common medical problems like high blood pressure, cholesterol or diabetes. the these supplies are people are not able to get . the other big concern i have, of course, is with so the 90s there's a huge surge of covid-19 cases in ukraine and only 33% of ukrainians are vaccinated. so whole programs are all held vaccinations for kids, polio. this is going to be a catastrophic problem and unbelievable humanitarian

crisis. so the only thing i see do you think do you think it's going to get better or worse? do you see that help is on the way of the supplies beginning to ramp up or is this going to get a lot worse before it gets better? well, the problem is with supplies coming in , you when they're going in from for example, from poland to ukraine ,we're assuming the trucks when they are going into ukraine, they're assuming a safe route but nothing is safe. everything the whole situation is very dynamic. a green area may turn red missiles are coming from all over the place. so there's no mostly food supplies. more and more supplies are coming in . the world is here to help everyone who wants to help ukraine. but around are very dynamic and things can change any minute. so don't you obviously used to seeing patients in great distress, used to seeing terrible situations, but

the amount of refugees flooding across that border, the conditions that they have had to endure to get that, how does it affect you personally, dr.? well, that's a great question. and firstly, i've been i've been honored to work with doctors without borders in darfur during the time and i've seen this before. i've also worked in bangladesh with the rohingya. this is i'm i'm happy to have that experience because coming into this situation, you know, you have to have a little bit that experience. but the one thing that i'm seeing over here which is really changing is the subzero temperatures, jonathan. it is so cold over here. half the cases i'm seeing are frostbite. i mean that is really changing the game over here. people coming in , they're walking all the time. sometimes it takes up to three days to get across the border. so the subzero temperatures, it's something i'm learning to deal with as well. dr. rajeev fernando, thank you for the work you are doing there. i know that every ukrainian

mother, every ukrainian child that is seeing you and people like you is very grateful for the fact that you are there. dr. fernando, thank you very much. from on the border between ukraine and poland and it is always the case. we've talked about this before trace you and have both seen it up close amid the worst of human behavior. you see so much of the best of human behavior. well as well people like the doctor coming in to do whatever they can to help. but dr. fernando makes a very good point, jonathan. we sometimes tend to forget we talk about necessities meaning food and fuel and basic medicines. but he reminds us there are millions of people who rely on insulin and other medications to stay alive and those have to get in there because people will die one way or the other if they don't. jonathan, thank you . back to you in a moment, the fight for kiv heating up overnight with russian forces picking up momentum as it moves toward ukraine's capital city. could the city fall into

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to get for the first time i know might be there for the bombshell moment no one saw they just walked off the page all new wednesday. eighty seven central on fox. one of the hour now. let's update our top story. the shelling in kyiv overnight said to be the most intense so far. russian forces also stepping up their attacks on other major ukrainian cities. back now to our co-anchor of the special coverage, jonathan . >> he's live again in leveed. hello again, trace. there is no doubt that the russian forces have stepped up their campaign of war against ukraine over the last 24 to 48 hours, striking at cities in the west, for instance, the town of luhansk, an air base that which is only 70 miles or so from the polish border. poland, of course, being a nato member. so that is a dangerous act by the russians.

in the meantime, it appears that the russians may have taken control of another ukrainian city, volnovakha down in the south. we have seen these pictures of russians walking through the streets of that city. it would be the second city they have taken after tests on . meantime, the fighting intensifies in so many cities, particularly in the south and the east of ukraine. in mariupol, for instance, there are still hundreds of thousands of civilians trapped by this fighting as the russians try to press what appears to be an advantage in the south and the east and presumably move from there to complete the encirclement of kyiv, not kyiv is interesting. we're getting news satellite images trace from maxus satellite technologies which seem to show artillery flashes ,for instance, are among that convoy that we've seen outside side of the artillery, according to mazor aimed

towards residential neighborhoods on the edge of kyiv. so what this might mean is that the russians are softening up positions in the ukrainian army, shelling civilians before they launch a full assault on the capitol. and we're going to have a lot more about that coming up in the moments ahead. jonathan, thank you . new satellite images as jonathan was just talking about, showed just how many cars are trying to flee the capital city of kyiv and the pentagon press secretary john kirby now says russian forces are dangerously close to ukraine's capital . >> there's russian bombardment and shelling going on quite violently as we speak and we do assess that the russians are beginning to make more momentum on the ground towards kyiv, particularly from the east. let's bring in former state department official david tafuri. david, you know, we have john kirby saying that he thinks the residents are going out show the satellite images and that the russian tanks are

moving in . it feels like we're getting closer to something maybe a major onslaught. what do you believe? well, it's morning in kyiv and when people wake up there again as they did today and they look out on the streets and they don't see russian troops yet, it's a win for them and it's a win for democracy. but as you mentioned, satellite images suggest that the russians are convening around kyiv and their goal apparently is to lay siege to kyiv. it's going to be a big fight. the ukrainians are going to fight back very hard. there's going to be very massive resistance. it's not at all clear that they will be able to take you. and even if they do take kyiv, it's very unlikely that they were able be able to control and occupy it. and remember, look at the numbers there. forty four million ukrainians, about five to 10 million of those are men who are of military age and willing to fight and with even with a bigger army. russia does not have enough to

occupy ukraine or occupy it really even any of the big cities in ukraine and the ukrainians have had over two weeks now to prepare for this . so many people have gotten weapons. many people have taken positions and buildings around kyiv. so this would be an insurgency if the russian troops go into kyiv and i expect the russians would take significant losses. right. and it's interesting you say that because i know a lot of analysts have said they believe that when they encircle the capitol of kyiv they'll try to choke off the supply lines and maybe force a starvation surrender of some sort, certainly firing missiles. you're saying you believe they will go in with ground forces for urban warfare? >> well, i believe that certainly putin's intent and what he wants to do is to decapitate the government in kyiv, though in order to do that he has to send in ground forces. but i think it's going to be very difficult for him to accomplish that . and yes, the he can you can lay siege to kyiv and he can

cut off supply lines. but the ukrainians have had two weeks to prepare for that . and keep in mind also that all of this is playing out on tv and on twitter and other social media platforms. and even if reporters get cut off from getting good footage of what's happening in kyiv, we have thousands of citizen journalists inside kyiv who are able to broadcast out what is happening. so we're going to see images of this . we're going to follow and the condemnation from the world is going to only increase as we see this happening in ukraine, major and biggest city. i found it fascinating today because the state department, david, was asked what happens if the hilinski government falls? and ned price said this watch. we have been in close consultations with president zwolinski, with others in his government. we know that they have undertaken the appropriate planning and i think i'll leave it at that . >> otherwise there's no answer. but do you believe there is

a plan in place in case the zwolinski government falls? >> well, i certainly would hope there would be a plan in place. i don't expect the government will fall. i what net price is suggesting is that if kyiv were to be overrun by russian soldiers and again that's a big if because the ukrainians are going to fight very hard that there is an escape plan for zolensky, that he wouldn't he wouldn't necessarily leave ukraine. he could go to western ukraine to areas that are more safe and ultimately if all of ukraine were occupied there would likely be a plan for him to be outside the country. but running a government in exile, if you look at world war two, when poland was occupied by germany, they set up an entire government in exile in london. they had all of the assets, all the assets of the government. they had a parliament, they had the president and they ran a government until of course poland was freed from nazi germany. and i got to go, david. but you're right. you know, we phrase these questions as if russia controls the temple here we fail to mention sometimes that russian

forces have taken a beating in this assault on ukraine. i'll give you 10 seconds to wrap up. well, they've had significant losses in terms of equipment, in terms of aircraft and in terms of personnel. and that has to be hurting the morale of the russian troops. david, very good to see you as always, sir. thank you . thank you . meantime, volunteers working to deliver aid to refugees and is vladimir putin a war criminal? we all know the answer, but we'll talk to a former chief of staff of the national security council about that very question sunday long cut woodland creatures too soon run back . okay, take sun grows green grass and just delivered to your door and every little thing is customized for your yard. that type up. what is that ?

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and breathless rush to walmart for alpha team from ford sector. the number one fastest growing mental health brand in america . welcome back to our continuing coverage of the war on ukraine . we get back to our co-anchor jonathan hunt. there seems to be a common denominator, jonathan, when you talk to these analysts about the war, they're always kind of surprised by a couple of things, though. they say that yes, they agree the russian forces are moving closer to key and they're always surprised that the russians aren't using more sustained airstrikes to go after these targets yet

they have a lot of aircraft and they're flying around a couple of hundred sorties a day. but that's considered by a lot of military experts to be a pretty low number given the number of targets of the russians seem to want to hit by the way, on that question, we understand from officials at the pentagon that there's around fifty 56 ukrainian mig fighters still operational, but they're only flying five to 10 sorties every day, which is interesting when you consider the debate that has been going on this week about giving the giving the ukrainians more . there's also growing anger, of course, about vladimir putin's forces targeting civilians here in ukraine. vice president kamala harris reacting quite forcefully when asked about it during her trip to romania. >> listen, we are clear that any intentional attack are targeting of civilians is a war

crime period on day 17 of the invasion, hutner showed no signs of coming to any kind of agreement with ukraine. pentagon press secretary john kirby spoke about the increased civilian casualties with fox news neil cavuto. >> listen here. he has intensified air attacks, air strikes, bombardment, missile strikes and that becomes more indiscriminate going forward. >> that's why we're seeing more damage to civilian infrastructure here to talk about this and more is former chief of staff at the national security council fred. fred, good to have you here. i guess the simplest question to kick off here is vladimir putin a war criminal? >> well, john, i never thought i'd say this , but i agree that vice president harris i think it's obvious he's a war criminal. i think started the war was a war crime.

the obvious targeting of civilians is is a war crime. i don't need the united nations or the international criminal court to tell me that . but the designation the international criminal court is important because it won't just be putin doesn't it is a war criminal, but his generals and senior officials and i think many of them are going to be worried about that and what that will mean for the rest of their lives. they travel into a country. they leave russia, they'll be arrested and put on trial. yeah, and we saw that in the in the war in the former yugoslavia. obviously, fred, a lot of people there, a lot of those leaders who were carrying out acts of extreme brutality thought they'd never be caught. they were in the end. you're optimistic the international community will at some point whether that is in months or years catch up with these people, including putin himself? >> well, you know, it gets a little more complicated with russia because we need to give putin an off.

it's dangerous to have a megalomaniac who has the largest nuclear arsenal on earth being cornered. and i can see a situation where there would be some type of peace agreement where he might not be indicted for war crimes. i know that sounds incredibly offensive, but something has to be done in terms of negotiations to stop this war before there's hundreds of thousands killed, hundreds of thousands of dead. ukraine's. yeah. fred, do you have any sort of inclination as to what that offramp might look like? does ukraine ultimately have to give up some of those territories, the hansch, for instance, and crimea? do they have to give those up for good to give putin a way that he can get out of here with the kind of dignity he doesn't deserve but as you mentioned is probably the only way we get him out of here? well, there's already signs of what a peace agreement might look like. putin dropped his requirements that ukraine be demilitarize

and he would like ukraine to put in there in their constitution that they can't join nato and i think they probably say the european union. now putin also wants ukraine to recognize russian sovereignty of crimea and the independence luhansk, donetsk. obviously that'll be a really hard thing for the ukrainian government to do. but given those territories are going to be very difficult to return to russia, i think as far as the leonski said, these things are these things could be negotiated. so that may be the outline of a deal assuming that putin will decide to come to the bargaining table. and then quickly, fred trace and i were just talking about the question of airstrikes and whether the ukrainian air force should be given more migs via at some nato country in particular poland. what's your view on that? do we have to find a way to get them more aircraft or would you agree with the assessment

that surface to air missiles traveling thing is the best approach. i think the stingers of javelins are the best approach in these planes would make a big difference. but it is interesting to see how both poland and the united states are treating these planes as a hot potato. each of them wants the other to turn them over to the ukrainians because they're worried about offending the russians. if this was done, this should have been done quietly. the fact that we're debating with another country and u.s. officials are debating this among themselves, it just makes the u.s. look even more disorganized and incoherent in the way they're dealing with ukraine crisis. fred pleitgen, former chief of staff of the national security council. great to get your insights, fred. we really appreciate this saturday morning in ukraine. thank you very much, fred. and trace it interesting. that's another really experienced voice. they're saying the javelins and singers really are the way forward and just to get a lot more of them into ukrainian hands. right. yeah, they need a lot more to

fight this thing. jonathan. back to you in a moment. the need for humanitarian it is urgent and growing even more dire in ukraine. but thankfully many people are answering the call. volunteers are coming together from around the world to aid those fleeing the country and those who are staying put. with us now is vladimir putin of volunteer helping those on the ground. vladimir, thank you so much for coming on , sir. we appreciate it. i know the humanitarian need is great. how are you getting food, medicine, other necessities from the veev to the rest of the country? so a team of drivers use small cars and must and we cover medicine and support for military forces and also food and we five or six hours a day to different parts in ukraine. so we said yes. are you trying to help people?

i apologize for interrupting you, sir. are you trying to help people who are trying to get out of ukraine, those who are trying to stay in ukraine or is it a mixture of both reid covers only some are in cells and corridors because we want to focus on this and another team, our powerful people that want to go abroad and they arrive there to support the fallen off the ground. you know, vladimir, we have talked at length about this russian convoy, how they have kind of fanned off in different directions, how they've regrouped and how the ultimate goal is for them to encircle the capital city of kyiv and to maybe cut off these supply lines. i wonder if your group and groups like yours have devised plans to get around that . is there a way are there ways around some of these russian forces to be able to complete your mission during this last

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know, if there's a plan or do we need more help? do we need more groups like yours to be on the ground trying to prepare for what could what might inevitably happen for? we need support for military forces. those old equipment that we need to start to buy your union and also right now so we expect some support from your say or maybe in other parts of the world because our military forces need more equipment to to get to get support and to stay in their positions. so we would be trying to find technical mechanisms and some medicine for military forces because it's not enough right for vladimir putin.

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kirby said during a briefing on friday that russian forces are gaining momentum. there's russian bombardment and shelling going on quite violently as we speak and we do assess that the russians are beginning to make more momentum on the ground towards kyiv, particularly from the east. and hello everybody. i'm chris gallagher live in los angeles where it is 11 o'clock, nine o'clock saturday morning in kyiv on this the 17th day of the war, president biden once again tightening the economic grip on russia, this time calling for an end to normal trade relations. ukrainian president zolensky thanked poland for its support during a special assembly address before poland's parliament. nearly half of the more than two point five million refugees who have fled ukraine have crossed the western border into poland. the leonski told the lawmakers that the fate of the two countries are intertwined, that ukraine's fight for freedom is theirs as well.

joining me today, we are fighting to make sure that the baltic countries poland will not face this every time when together we can do anything. it's a historic mission for poland, a historic mission for ukraine to be leaders who will drag europe out of this abyss, save from the threat from the formation of europe into victims. >> let's begin our live coverage with our chief correspondent and co-anchor jonathan hunt. he's live in latvia. jonathan, good morning. good morning again. picking up on john kirby's comment there about the russians gaining momentum. nobody should be under any illusions here that even as the ukrainians fight for every inch of their land, they are fighting against one of the largest armies in the world. so while there may have been setbacks for the russians, they keep on coming and that is very obvious in times like volnovakha, we have seen russian forces now moving

through that particular time that is in the south of ukraine . it appears that they have taken volnovakha if that is the case ,it would be the second ukrainian city they have taken . carstone also in the south was the first that they actually took full control of last week and the intense fighting continues everywhere across ukraine, particularly in the east and the south twice and in the suburbs of kyiv we are seeing some of the most intense fighting we've seen throughout what is now 17 days of this war. in the midst of all this , president zolensky took to the streets of the capital city yesterday to issue another call to the people of ukraine to stand firm and fight. listen here to president zelinski. impossible to say how many days he still has to free ukrainian, but we can say we will do it because we want it. it's a patriotic war against

a very stubborn enemy which doesn't pay attention to thousands of its own people kill soldiers which collect reservists and conscript to throw them into the of this war. >> now we're seeing new satellite images as well from maxo technologies. these are images treif in the area of that large convoy that we've been talking about for some time now outside of kyiv. we showed you images yesterday which maga hat said showing that convoy breaking up and moving into new positions. well, now you can see quite clearly muzzle flashes from from some of the artillery, the russian artillery that we understand that artillery is aimed towards in some cases at least residential neighborhoods. we also heard from our own trae young son benjamin hole in the overnight hours here that they were feeling some they're hearing some of the heaviest shelling that they have heard in their entire time in the capital city. and i should point out trace

that the russian artillery weaponry, which is now in some cases as close as nine or 10 miles from the city center, have more than enough range to hit the city center if the russians decide a full assault is necessary and the time has come for that assault . and that is a very scary prospect for the residents of kyiv. jonathan, back to you. in moments of the ukrainian resistance has been so effective, russian ground forces have now made a pivot. but as fox news correspondent trey yingst reports, it's now intensified the area bombardment. ukrainian soldiers on patrol in the snowy woods around the capital kyiv encountering russian resistance holding their positions. the ukrainians armed with rocket propelled grenades and anti-tank missiles showing remarkable success against a better equipped russian force with the muslim. we'll be clear in the village of russian troops who occupied

it with armored vehicles. according to our intelligence, there's a russian battalion there, the ukrainian resistance apparently forcing a full scale russian pivot satellite photos show the huge 40 mile armored column stalled for a week outside kyiv on the move again fanning out and what military analysts say is a russian effort to re posture its operations while increasing its indiscriminate bombing in civilian areas. this apartment building and key suburb destroyed by an air strike. and in ghostman, an injured child carried to safety. ukraine's president in an outdoor dress saying his military has reached a strategic turning point as we look is impossible to say how many more days we must liberate our ukrainian, but it is possible to say we will do it. but russia is upping its offensive striking areas friday in the west away from the main battle zones, including military airfields in two western cities and in the east ,the major industrial hub of the dnipro targeted for the first time at least one person killed. ukrainian officials say missiles landing near

a kindergarten and apartment buildings. and in kharkiv, another day of relentless bombing. the mayor says 48 schools have so far been destroyed, including a facility for the disabled with temperatures well below freezing. residents seek shelter underground. i'm scared for my home, very scared for the whole country. i'm scared for myself, of course, for the tens of thousands of ukrainians reported leaving daily, authorities are working to establish 12 humanitarian evacuation and supply corridors here in the ukrainian capital . air raid sirens have sounded multiple times tonight as russian forces try to attack the city in keith trading's fox news drive . thank you . president biden taking to twitter, setting the record straight warning. what would happen if the u.s. confronts russia directly writing quote i want to be clear we will defend every inch of nato territory with the full might of a united galvanized nato. but we will not fight a war against russia in ukraine. a direct confrontation between nato and russia is world

war three and something we must strive to prevent. we are now joined by ukrainian member of parliament alexey guns urenco to talk more about this i just read you president biden's tweet. so what they're saying, alexi, is that nato will send weapons ,at least certain weapons, but they will do no more than that . your thoughts, alexi, can you hear me? sorry, there were some problems. we are speaking about the tweets of president of the united states. >> yes, yes. we are, sir. the fact that nato will send weapons but they will not do anything beyond that on day 17 of the war. >> what i can say about is i can say that we don't want and we don't need to fight between nato forces, american forces and russian forces. we don't ask for your boots on the ground. we don't ask for your pilots

in the skies. what we do is aircraft, air defense systems, weapons and to say the truth, i don't see any difference between providing ukraine with stingers and providing ukraine with aircraft for old polish soviet aircraft, which we are asking for stingers can down the plane and aircraft can do the same. so i can't understand these. but these part of decision of president biden, i hope this decision will be changed once again. we are not asking for american pilots to be in our skies. we really ask just to give us possibilities to defend our women and children from barbarian attacks when russian are being pregnant women and newborns even and also to help us to defend the whole free world because when we heard that , yes, we will fight for every inch of native territory, i was so sure that putin will not do

this that he will stop on ukraine. i am not so sure. we have heard you and the president and many others ask for these planes and yet the critics are saying why is it then that they already have ukraine already has some of these mig fighter jets, but they're flying very few sorties every day. >> why is that , alexey? because we have very few of them because russian and russians have aircraft in ten in ten twenty times more again in ten twenty times more than we have. and just what our fantastic pilots, one of the best in the world which they proved to the whole world what they need. we just more aircraft and now we're speaking about twenty nine polish aircraft mig 29, which really will help to find in our skies like we are holding our ground. we will hold our skies with these aircraft with petro . we are asking for petro why the united states can provide us abstemious again but not

with petro. right. so that's something obviously we need. it's a very good question. it's a question that i have asked several times over the past few nights. i'm wondering why it is, aleksi, that over the past few days your president you others like you have stopped asking for the no fly zone is because it is a lost cause or are there other priorities you think now are more important because it is something we accepted. we accepted that . yes. okay. like we've heard that our pilots will not be in our skies. okay, but why not about aircraft? i said about why not to provide at least for cities like mariupol where half a million population is just blocked and suffering from russian attacks and there is no water, food, medicine, medicaments, they're nothing. and that's all of that can be provided by humanitarian once again just humanitarian cargo airlift which can be done

by nato countries. first of all, the united states and that united states have experience. so i just want to get you on the record if i can. aleksi, you're saying that if you got these twenty nine mig fighter jets from poland that would that would balance the tables that would even the fight a little bit more than the stinger missiles ,more than the javelins. if you had these planes you believe the skies would be a lot more balanced over your country. but yes, that will make a difference and that will save hundreds of lives of women and children, hundreds of lives and is in the hands of american nation and american government ,the administration. so i hope very much that this decision will be taken and we will receive this weapon just to fight for everybody in the free world. >> yeah, i've actually got urenco good to see you again, sir. thank you . thank you very much. well, the ukrainian coastal town of micallef getting hit hard by russian forces. we will check in with the city's mayor, find out

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the u.s. and other countries will move to end normal trade relations with russia in an attempt to further hurt russia's economy. with us now, white house correspondent kevin corke with the very latest on this. kevin, good morning to you. morning. you trace president biden and the u.s. allies revoking russia's most favored nation trade status and yet another blow to the russian economy. now what this means is items like, say, imported seafood, vodka and diamonds from russia would all now be sanctioned. it's just the latest in a series of economic measures against russia that , by the way, include an oil ban and a tax penalty initiative just announced on friday by senate finance committee chair ron widen. meantime, the white house continues to insist that soaring inflation and gas prices that you're seeing all across the country are not the fault of the bush administration's energy policies. nope, the kremlin's fault through the fact democrats didn't cause this problem.

vladimir putin did and we're and we are working on to fix it because of the work we did. we also know there's no one no one way to increase the standard living puts. the gas tax has pushed prices up higher, take american manufacturing and bring prices and cars, food and gas tax. that's what the president said. meantime on capitol hill, republicans suggesting it's the president and the administration more broadly that are flat out lying to you, the american people. this from kevin mccarthy on twitter. these are not putin gas prices. they are president biden. gas prices now for context once again, trace, i think this bears repeating gas prices have risen steadily across the usa since mr biden took office. we've all seen that although it is also fair to point out that they've risen more sharply since russia invaded ukraine. and the meantime, i should also point this out as well. the treasury department is

hitting russian oligarchs, members of the russian legislature and the entire board of russia's second largest banks with additional sanctions as the financial pressure campaign against the kremlin continues unabated . maybe part of the reason those gas prices rose when the war started is because we were getting some oil from russia about five 10%. exactly right. the reason kevin corke back to you is the newsbreaks. thank you , my friend. let's go back now to our coanchor, our chief correspondent jonathan hunt. jonathan, i wanted to ask you this question because we just spoke with alexey gone to renco. he is a parliament member. he's in kyiv. and i was asking him the point that you posed to me earlier, which was the conversation we had about these these mig fighter jets. twenty eight mig fighter jets from poland. and i asked him i said, you know you know, our chief correspondent pointed out that the truth is what's happening here is the reason that people say you don't need these mig fighters is because you have your own mig fighters and you're only flying a few sorties a day.

and his response to me was we only have a few because we only have a few mig fighters and we would be outmanned and outnumbered in the skies and it would be a suicide act to be able to go up and fly against these things. if we had twenty eight more it would balance the skies and it would make the fight more fair and they would be more effective than javelins and more effective than stinger missiles. and that was a very interesting interview and a very interesting point he was making today. certainly you can see how ukrainians have ukrainians in the ukrainian government would want more and more military backing whether that be javelins and stingers, whether it be mig fighters. obviously they want as much hardware as they can get because they're arrayed against one of the strongest fighting forces in the world in terms of russia. so you can see how they would think give us more planes, we can fly more sorties, we can take out more of those russian

planes. it seems a practical argument, but again, the concern obviously for nato leaders and president biden among them is that you put as you've talked about boots on the ground. we've got you've got boots in the air essentially if you put these mig fighters up there and put up a no fly zone, it's a concern about widening the war as well. yeah, it is. but i can understand his point when he says, listen, if we had you know, if we had twenty eight plus the thirty five we have you've got close to 60 of these are 60 plus of these fighter jets in the skies. those are potentially 60 dogfights with these russian fighters and that's 60 fewer russian fighters than can be dropping bombs on our people at a time. so as effective as the stingers are, you know, let's get these let's have the battle in the sky. let's have the boots in the sky and give us some more protection for the people on the ground. i also wanted to kind of go through because you were supposed to interview the mayor of nikolayev, which was very

apparently hardly hit last night, jonathan. and he says that he's trying to reorganize, they're trying to count the injured and the dead. they're trying to kind of get their bearing before they go forward. a very rough night for him so we can understand why why he couldn't come on . but but you also had some very important points to address with him. yeah. and mikhailov is one of those cities in the south trace that is being heavily bombarded for days and days and days now mikhailov is just north of kerrison. remember kerrison was the first and so far only city that we have confirmed to be fully taken by the russian forces. and even then they left the ukrainian flag over city hall in kerson. but meghalaya would be the next step forward if you if you look at the map on is right down on the sort of a direct, fairly direct route north up to key. so if they're moving north, meeka alive would be the next city in their in their sights

and they have been fighting hard that we hope that the mayor and everybody there is okay. but the situation there is like it in so many cities across the south, a population of civilian population under the most intense bombardment trace and suffering terribly in those circumstances little food, little water and then a lot of cases no power whatsoever trace. yeah, and a lack of medicine. and there's some other things i'm sure on that list. jonathan, we'll get back to you in moments. thank you , sir. coming up, president biden and president zolensky spoke over the phone. we'll have more on what they said the back and forth because remember you had the ukrainian president zolensky saying a couple of days ago kind of criticizing president biden for implementing those sanctions too late. a day later, president johnson said the west is not doing nearly enough for us and now you have this diplomatic phone conversation. let's talk about what putin

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am where my son will be safe. the cleaning lady only mondays at fox or any time on fox now or hulu. bottom of the hour now. let's update our top story. the shelling in kyiv overnight said to be the most intense so far. russian forces also stepping up their attacks and other major ukrainian cities. back now live to our co-anchor and correspondent jonathan hunt in lévy. jonathan, trace, no doubt that the russians are stepping up and widening their assault on ukraine, hitting, for instance, targets in the west. the an airbase near the city of looks because that is not that far from the polish border and that is significant given that poland is a nato member. we're also seeing video of russian troops in the city of volnovakha. that is a south eastern city. it is significant if the troops

are indeed taking over that city, it would only be the second place that they've taken full control since they took kerrison last week. so that would be a significant development. and as you can see when you look at the pictures, it looks like there is nobody left there now. but those russian troops. so we're seeing intense fighting two in many suburbs around the capital kyiv. now that has been obviously the scene of some of the most intense fighting of this war. it remains the ultimate goal for the russian army to take the capital . they cannot really control ukraine if they do not have it . and we're also seeing these satellite images of that convoy the huge convoy that was stalled for a long time. it seemed outside of kyiv. well, new satellite images now appear to show artillery from that convoy. you can see the muzzle flashes . they're shelling neighborhoods

on the edge of cave. and i can tell you, trace, the u.s. officials are telling us that some of that artillery now is just nine or ten miles from the city center and nine or ten miles is well within range for that artillery. if the russians decide to start shelling the very center of the capital . a very unsettling thought. jonathan, back to you in moments. ukrainian president vladimir zolensky tweeting that he spoke with president biden over the phone quoting had a substantive conversation with protus, gave him the assessment of the situation on the battlefield, informed him about the crimes of russia against the civilian population. we agreed on further steps to support the defense of ukraine and increased sanctions against russia. let's go live now to fox contributor and top professor at carnegie mellon university, karen skinner. you know, we had a couple of day to transition, right? so you had three days ago where you had russian i mean, ukrainian president zolensky saying that , you know, president biden was late

on the sanctions and he was kind of criticizing him for that . and then the next day he was saying the west had not done enough for the people of ukraine and now all of a sudden they've had a good conversation . i'm not sure if this is you know, this is just kind of the diplomatic transition or what we're seeing here. >> what do you think the natural course of a war that is now in day 17 and with no end in sight and a battle of keys before us ? and so i think president solinsky is really being truthful, speaking from the heart, there's a level of desperation in some of his tweets and his comments and i think he wants to see the west firmly behind him and for it to move. and boy, did it move by friday. not only did the president biden have a nearly hour long conversation with him, but the group of seven issued a comprehensive statement about

economic and political sanctions against russia and what i think is the most cohesive european union and g-7 activity in decades. they talked about the very issues that president biden reviewed and outlined in his call with president zwolinski more economic sanctions on russia and in particular removing it from most favored nation status through the g-7 and the world trade organization measures. i mean this is a major step for nations that only a month ago would never have considered such a move for the u.s. to participate. it will in fact have to go to the u.s. congress for a vote. but we saw bipartisan support for it in congress as well. this was a big day. it was a big day. professor, i wonder if you

think during that phone call between zolensky and biden that those 28 mig fighter jets did not come up? i'm betting they did. well, you know, we get readouts from these calls pretty quickly and i think deliberate and we know that president biden talked about the united states and unwavering commitment to economic sanctions, to military defensive military aid and to humanitarian assistance. he really emphasizes these points every time they talk. but he also talked to later to the u.s. congress the democratic legislators and said i want to make it clear that we're not going into world war three. and so i think these calls which he and the also the calls are happening almost every day now. i think they also are a signal to russia. there is much about russia

as about the coordination between us and ukraine because the president wants to make sure that our defensive aid doesn't creep into our sense of operation and the holes and the readouts or away i think to really protect the world that you made a good point about the g7. you have the eu and nato kind of all coming together and the pentagon is really pushing for china to kind of get in that fold. listen to john kirby and i'll get your response. urged china to take the role of any other responsive major power in the world and in make consequences on russia, put sanctions in place, implement them and show some leadership here rather than but they're not. what are i think neil cavuto and that conversation was right. they're not they're not going to put sanctions. they're not going to go and take these steps that the united states want them to take. >> i just didn't understand

that statement by john kirby. it was a bit incoherent and it's just bluster. i mean, it's not even about something real. china's not moving in the direction that he has suggested. but i do. and that's why i think the conversation between the presidents of ukraine and the u.s. are important steps, the level of action that we have to really care about. the russians are listening closely to the world is watching and i really appreciate the fact that the u.s. president is trying to as much as possible without revealing everything he's trying to let us know where his commitments are and getting closer, professor, to cutting a deal because he's intimating that he might be closer to sitting down. in fact, you know, actually asking putin to sit down. i think he's that he's wanted to all along. he's wanted a deal. he's talked about walking

back his commitments around joining nato and the european union. he's talked about these things before the invasion and since that happened. but every time his negotiators sit down with the russian, they walk away empty handed. the humanitarian corridor or a case in point just an attempt to have a temporary cease fire to protect the elderly, children and women breaks down before it can even start. so i think he's a man of action and commitment to a diplomatic solution, i hope. yeah. and the truth is nobody knows if you can trust russia even if it happens. i mean, ukraine would agree to the world and russia could not their head and then keep attacking. so nobody's quite sure exactly what would happen in the end. professor, always great to see you. thank you for coming on again. thank you . well, the information war heats up as russia cracks down on information inside the country, stopping its own

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go to three, two, one , three, two, one , back natera co-anchor jonathan hunt. my conversation with professor karen skinner was interesting. the fact, jonathan, that you know, i brought up whether president zolensky was interested maybe in cutting a deal. he seems to be more leaning in that direction than he was four or five days ago. and you wonder exactly what those what those parameters might be. would it be giving up any stake to crimea, to the donbas territories and maybe saying we want nothing to do with nato? would that be enough or would that just push russia into wanting more ? yeah, and that is the critical question. that was a fascinating conversation with the professor trace. and we wait to see what the how far each side is willing to go and if there is a real interest in peace. i think certainly there is

on the part of the ukrainians. the question is whether president putin will settle for anything other than completely conquering, occupying and running ukraine. and as we've seen with president putin as the war intensifies here, president of russia is also clamping down on the free press and any information at all that is not pre-approved by the kremlin. facebook is banned and starting monday instagram will be blocked as well. joining us now, julius anuta. he's part of this fascinating grassroots organization which is essentially trying to get around this information back by cold calling at least 40 million russians in an attempt to change their minds or inform them in the first place about putin's war with ukraine. paulius, i'm fascinated by this . where did the idea come from and how is it going high? >> so this was the reason putin is able to do what he's doing

in ukraine is because he's having widespread support for this in russia and in and one has to think about this . you know, how come a million people are supporting, you know, killing hundreds and thousands people in ukraine ? that must be crazy. and the reason people are supporting putin is because they literally don't know what is going on there so they don't those people being killed, cities being bombed and so on . so forth. so one way to get around this is to get russian diaspora around the world where you've got 30 , 40 million people to cold call in to russia to the people there and over the phone what is going on there? so so so far we've been doing really good. we got and this time around

2000 calls during their hour and we're getting a lot of stats and we're getting a lot of feedback from those calls. so say those called for in the format. what's what kind of response are you getting? what are people saying to you russians in russia when you get through to them? yeah, so there's basically two camps, one camp super angry and they think this is just another way of west trying to intimidate them. so the literally shout and yell at you intriguingly not really russian to put down the phone. they just want, you know, shout out to you. they're through with another cam is more or less 50/50 we see by the cpac that applewhites that they listen but once they discover what this all about, most people not all of them, but

most of people, they shut up. they sort of free to speak of this again. there's a lot of rumor that every call is monitored and you know, you're in great danger, but it's still getting through . so, you know, we're able to tell the people what is happening there. so it's about fifty to fifty and that must be a difficult hurdle to cross. so the idea of so many calls are being monitored. you must speak to a lot of people who are just utterly terrified of what might happen to them if they say anything anti war to you. >> yeah, absolutely. absolutely. and you know, is is a chilling experience actually to speak to these people. i've done a dozen calls myself and, you know, open your eyes what is actually happening in russia. and it was the level of fear is enormous.

so how do you get around that when you're talking to people? what do you tell them to try to help them over that fear? okay, so the, the main thing in here is that people are not just scared fly by law enforcement, they're as well terrified but other people. the problem is the majority of people, about two thirds are in very active support of putin. they're not like neutral to what's going on or they're afraid to is a very active. so what would happen if you speak against the war and what is happening now? they would call police. they tell you that my neighbor except that he's you know, again, they would put the letter this spray that on your door just to mark your you are against it. so our he is not that much to

activate. people who understand what is happening is more the activists, people who are acting against everyone who's you know, who's trying to stop the yeah. paulius senator , thank you so much. it is a fascinating idea and we encourage everybody to go to call russia dot org and check that it really is a genius idea. let's get round the information ban in russia by talking directly to russians. fascinating. we'll see how much effect it has. but i love the idea. it's really interesting and vladimir putin is very well aware that information is very dangerous to him, which is why he wants none of it. jonathan, thank you . we'll see you in a few minutes. meantime, we should get back to the war here we have during the war one woman has started working with a foreign

journalists. we're waiting to see if we can get her shot. she's helping kind of gather journalists for america and journalists from other foreign journalists to give them some more information and to give them resources to fall back on. we will get her as soon as her shot comes up in the meantime, the next story we're going to show you contains images that are that are somewhat difficult to watch. fox news correspondent benjamin hall went to a children's hospital where the war's youngest victims, too small to defend themselves are being treated much trying to keep their hopes alive. these young girls sing to each other in the children's hospital of kyiv. they have all seen tragedy, but their resilience shines through . others are not so lucky. this boy died on the way in and his body now lies in a dark corner waiting to be picked up. as putin's attacks become more indiscriminate, children are increasingly caught in the middle. more are wounded every day and more families torn apart. volver is eight years old . it was brought in badly injured. his family's car was attacked

as they tried to flee the city and his father was killed in front of him. his mother can barely handle the pain. it's hard to live without him. we'd been together for 15 years . nobody ever said a bad word about him. vova knows his father is dead but still wakes up and sees him in the room. his mother says even at this young age he wants revenge . supernumeraries he understands everything he says when he gets better he will go with his grandpa and shoot russians. millana is six years old and her legs are badly injured. she watched her mother die in front of her when a shell tore through their apartment. her father told me that when it happened she just kept screaming, mommy's dead, mommy's dead now don't talk about it. children each with their own terrible stories once filled the corridors of this hospital being moved up and down to the basement each time air raid sirens rang out. but after the hospital came under russian fire last week, most were evacuated to the west. now most of the corridors like dark, empty, awaiting the next young victim. three have died here already.

many more have life changing injuries. finally, in one corner of the darkened hospital, we find a baby two months old and abandoned at birth named prince charlie. he was due to be adopted abroad, but the parents changed their mind. now he is alone. a little life abandoned in this chaos stuck in his health, little life without a family. benjamin hall, thank you for that . very difficult pictures to watch us go back to jonathan hunt. it's interesting, jonathan, because you know, we deal in a world where, you know, we're concerned about our kids soccer injuries and volleyball injuries and so forth and to see what these families are going through , it's kind of the it's kind of the opposite of the story you did a couple of days ago in that orphanage where you have some of these orphans and they are alone and they are suffering. but there is hope. there is light. and then you see some of these kids in the children's hospital and they are they are in extreme pain in many cases and it is a very difficult thing to be able to watch and you know, and process from

the vantage point that we have . yeah, it is heartbreaking always to see the suffering of children in war trace and we have seen it in so many places, you and i in gaza, in lebanon and iraq and afghanistan. it is always the suffering of the children that breaks your heart more than anything, i think. and certainly children are being very, very badly wounded. children are being killed in war. the russians, whatever that protest to the contrary, they are hitting civilian targets and that means they are hitting children. benjamin bringing us incredible pictures there just must touch absolutely everybody trace. yeah. and nothing unites the world like seeing children suffer. vladimir putin must know that if we can put a live picture up again. thank you again, jonathan. we've got a live picture up again of kiv. we're talking about the city you see right there it is now. fifty four minutes after the hour there and they are now

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is so depleted they cannot pause and count the dead which now likely exceeds 1500 these citizens are remaining desperate for food or water or fuel the deputy mayor is accusing rush of work. >> the situation is awful the russian army continues to do airstrikes and then the troops are behind the scenes with three bottles you can understand the situation hour by hour or second by second. >> on —- is just class ten it talk saturday morning in the 17h day of the war as the humanitarian crisis grows polish of officials say they can no longer handle the

massive influx of refugees from ukraine. more than two.5 million ukrainians have fled the country about half of that going to poland us ambassador accuse russia of spreading lies and disinformation about ukraine and chemical weapons during the un security council meeting on friday. >> the world is bearing witness to a war of russian aggression a matter how much russia tries it cannot change that. that is what today shows and continues to show that russia is the aggressor here. no one else. trace: beginning are breaking coverage with jonathan hunt live. reporter: good morning again. ukrainians continue to fight for every inch of their country. but the russian onslaught keeps coming. you have to remember talking about russian forces they are

going slow it is a huge army. they have many troops. they keep resupplying and they keep coming. now it appears they may have taken the second city they took one city in the south now we see these image of russian troops walking through another city from the south so that would be the second city they have taken and from the pictures there is nobody less there other than the russian troops. russia keeps fighting south and east in ukraine and around the t-uppercase-letter 15 skirmishes continue where they are pushing forward to try to encircle the m-uppercase-letter president zelensky went to the streets

of kiev to issue a call to arms once again to the people of ukraine. >>translator: it's impossible to say how many days but we will do it because we want it. we are at war against a very stubborn and me who doesn't even pay attention to his own key soldiers. reporter getting new satellite images of that large convoy and you can see the muzzle classes on —- flashes but the russians have a raid in the suburb of kiev now they are only five or 10 miles within the city center well within the range of they decide to start shelling the very center of the capital. so the us is being involved in bio weapons productions here

the united states said is completely and utterly ridiculous and it's more about russia trying to get itself covered for potential chemistry on —- chemical weapons attack. here's the ambassador to the united nations. >> russia falsely accuses the very violations that russia itself is perpetrating. given that and consistent with previous statements, we have serious concerns russia may be planning to use chemical or biological agent agent against the ukrainian people. >> chemical or biological would be .

>> and that punishment would be his still vague. we will be back to us russian continues to pound his neighbor and they are aware just how much firepower it possesses. already recognizing what is happening in ukraine is far from normal. >> we have to make sure we are ready to make the us army major general spoke with us from the military face in the baltic country that borders russia. high-powered demonstrations are frequent and this was planned well before but

eventually the russian people will go to the ukrainian army. with et cetera and we are

waiting for even more. every day we have with attempts. for those people who join through the army in ukraine. so eventually more of that have their experience. so it is quite experience people will help us. trace: last week you said we will win. and i am wondering a few days later, do you still believe ukraine has the momentum here? >> yes. definitely. i am sure the russian army

will not occupy kiev. we will when. so because of sanctions that yes we have some moving forward we have to fight me will fight for glide actually and me will not give that. trace: everybody says that the russian troops are getting closer within 9 miles and they

are within range to begin shelling and there is possibility of urban warfare. i know you are working the night shift. what you looking for as you walk the streets of? do you know there is a ground force invasion? >> the troops are from the north side and then we have the east side. but right now and i will have sons thousands war-torn they are and how in and that then

we have all we need. food, water. it is quite normal. but what we do need actually is more weapons. we need antiaircraft antimissile weapons and then further fighter aircraft. we need them because this is our week physician. in the sky of course they are the best solution and then we try to get it. because against the totalitarian war.

>> it is a noble battle and we wish you all the luck in the world spent the were taking an immeasurable toll of the people of ukraine with hundreds of deaths confirmed but the numbers are believed to be even higher. we will speak with an american doctor who is about to head to the polish border to help.

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trace: russia's invasion of ukraine on day number 17 and sanctions have not stopped vladimir putin so far. the president says the us and other countries will move to and normal trade relations with russia in an attempt to hurt the russian economy. like to white house correspondent who has the latest. reporter: good morning another strong with by the white house as the president and us allies all working together to revoke russia's most favored nation trade status and another blow to the russian economy. of among the items exported

including seafood and vodka and diamonds from russia. the very latest in economic measures that include an oil band and initiative announced friday meanwhile white house continues to insist that no, it's not their policy is on —- sometimes it is the kremlin's fault. >> democrats didn't cause this problem. vladimir putin did and we are looking to fix it but the

republicans are suggesting and his administration they are gas lighting and training to use says senator mccarthy these are not prices but looking at the russian perspective they are here. the convoy is here. sometimes we forget you also

need the people's perspective in kiev and one soldier said exactly we know where these russian troops are at the outset and we're sitting and watching and sending our forces away. they have done very well there is tremendous pushback and it is fascinating to watch how this whole thing unfolds. but this is a two-way battle and the russians have been beaten severely along the way. then we talked about the russian onslaught then we should also mention the fact they will have their hands full when they go in safety canadian fighting force has been doing an incredible job. we know flattered we are putin believed but just how every

ukrainian on those frontlines is fighting and continues to fight meanwhile the humanitarian of course is tremendous. the office of the united nations high commissioner now confirming 549 deaths. obviously and it's wonderful to have you and thank you for coming to the region. what makes you decide to do that and what you hope to achieve while you are here? be met it is just make and the

ukrainians and refugees in the millions of children and moms and parents who are crossing the border. just a desire to do it we can and thanks to the areas to and then with medical supplies you that you cannot have health and support for anyone who is suffering when crossing the border because they have long journeys they are spending hours if not days to flee to safety and when they cross during the trip they become dehydrated suffering from hypothermia women are giving birth at the train stations they need medical care we are going out there to provide that for them.

reporter: you approach this when you are here and there from a medical perspective from a professional perspective of doing your job. but i'm boys interested people like you are able to be so dispassionate and just provide care but what does it do to you inside of what emotions do you feel with this kind of suffering? >> it is task. my heart cries when i saw last week a young girl a six-year-old nt 20 doctors were trying to desperately resuscitate. when i saw them pull out chests compressions i said please let them save her. they couldn't. just being sad and praying i thought there's more that we can do. he has blessed us with the ability to grow and help and that's what we will do to provide the support and show

the ukrainian people the love around the world we're there from them i want to do everything we can to try to help them to alleviate their pain and suffering. >> what supplies are most needed right now on the border to help these 2 million refugees who are to ukraine's west? period that's a great question. many of running out of medication or if they suffer from asthma in any their inhaler to help them breathe. some of them need blood thinners like aspirin with any underlying heart disease those of the things we are supplying. also people coming in with skin injuries and infections with antibiotics saline and wound care kits, patch them up with bandages. those are the sorts of things

we are bringing over if one was traveling or well hydrated without injuries. we are going out there prepared to try to alleviate those illnesses and injuries. reporter: i know every single ukrainian will be very grateful and fortunate. thank you for being willing to come to the ukrainian and poland border to help everybody in those organizations. thank you it is children are magical.org if you want to check it out. so many people doing such important and valuable work helping anybody they can any way they can. trace: she has been with us throughout covid and giving us

invaluable information day after day as a fox news contributor and the fact that she is with this organization to help those on the front line is laudable at the very least. as russian forces advance the city and country's government for around-the-clock to fight back. we will hear from one member of ukrainian parliament. next.

trace: fundamentally have one —- the shelling at kiev the were so far russian forces stepping up there attack and other cities in general. never go back to achieve correspondence standing by. reporter: the ukrainian

defense of the nation on day 17 is still incredible. they are fighting and it should be noted that the russian forces keep coming. they tougher resistance than they expected but they continue to forward. we believe they may now be in control of the southern ukrainian city that is the second city they have taken we have seen video coming in you are looking at here of russian troops walking through the city which now appears to be deserted no civilians there we have seen in that video. no ukrainian forces. the fighting is also intense in the suburbs around teefive as russians from the convoy appear to fan out and attack various suburbs of the capital. we have seen also movement on the satellite images the

technologies providing some incredible images to show what appears to be artillery shells being fired and to understand that they appear to be aimed toward residential neighborhoods and some of those weapons are designed to be nine or 10 miles from the city center and knowing the artillery that we do that as well within range. if the russians choose to fly directly at the center they are now in a position to hit it 221 ukrainian soldier said we are ready and now as the russian invasion continues members of the ukrainian government are not going down without a fight we are joined by the ukrainian minister of

parliament. she is staying behind. you have three children one of them is a nine -month-old. you said you are staying behind to fight is there a plan at some point for you to meet up with your children and your family? >> yes. at some point. when the war is over but we don't know when that is. this is the most difficult there is no date to be set or no time to say this is when we are meeting up and it's the same for all the women in ukraine. and actually it's the same for all ukrainian women and mothers it's a painful time for the whole population. >> you have asked for the world to support ukraine not

just in spirit but in body want them to stand and fight with ukrainians and that is happening to a certain extent. are you seeing the results of that on the streets? >> it is happening to a certain extent thanks to those were coming from all different countries and all different walks of life across the world. they come to sign a contract and a fight with ukrainian forces shoulder to shoulder. so these brave men and women coming into ukraine. i cannot say on the government and all the world leaders the same. we have been getting a lot of support but to counter russian the support is limited so that confusion that has arisen between the european countries if ukraine gets the fighter

jets. to have a no-fly joe one —- and if i sound from nato that doesn't make sense. and then we feel we are all we have in this war. and then losing that military aid. but it's not just for the sake of the nation. it is also being done out of interest. with a global security has a chance of standing until ukraine stands russia's not attacking the other countries. m putin's focus is only on ukraine. there is an interest there from the international

community but the extent to that is being done that is different than waking up every day and thanking god i'm in the independent and free country. trace: this isn't just about russia and ukraine that democracy. you think world war iii has already begun. >> exactly. on february 24, 2022 putin had his declaration and one hour before that he started on teefive while people were sleeping very similar to how the other war started. and then putin takes precedence such as stalin and hitler he is starting to outshine. but at the same time american leaders and british leaders

they have read them a long time ago and have forgotten what is in them. i don't even want to go down that road. they are wholeheartedly and those are making the decision to stand by and watch. and it is also full destruction. reporter: you are an inspiration and a powerful fighter. we hope you can see your family soon. best of luck. up next to the us and allies are expected to increase sanctions on russia. m putin himself.

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trace: back to continuing coverage we have met so many inspiring people the woman that i just interviewed is one of them she is a member of

parliament and the mother of three who sent her three children away so she can type she's also very good with the gun and asked her when we see your children again and she said when the war is over. it's one of those things it is an unusual vein of heroism you don't see everyday. >> and you speak to those who are asking to fight and everybody talks in that way when the war is over and no doubt that ukraine will win the war.

and then to say that will squeeze putin to make can even more accountable for his actions. >> and to further isolate rush on the global stage. this morning along with the g7 nations germany canada france, italy and the united kingdom i know that's what you wanted to do initially in the most favored nation status calling the normal trade relations. joining us now to discuss the impact of the financial sanctions is the director of policy studies in the public policy program at stanford university it's good to have you here. the most simple question is are we doing enough?

>> we probably are not and then the more important question is whether or not the sanctions we are putting in place in the removal of most favored nation will that really have an impact the immeasurable impact impacting the situation on the ground in ukraine? i biggest concern the removal will take too long to have any impact it will not necessarily impact in a material way what is happening on the ground with respect to russian invasion so while this is absolutely the right policy step to be taking the major question in my mind is how long will it take to have an impact on food? trace: you are advising president biden what would you tell him to do immediately to have a more immediate impact? >> on the economic side of the ledger unfortunately there's not a whole lot else to be

done the steps taken by the administration and the g7 countries are the or perhaps aviation assets that were made available that is the only thing to move the needle on the actual conflict on the ground. in terms of the economics that makes putin feel pain but the challenge with the economic sanctions and measures do have some time to kick in. we could see further sanctioning of personnel and russia and further efforts to cut off the russian economy. but the sanctions propose today already do go far and it is the right direction to go in. trace: going after the russian oligarchs do we really know

about where their money is ready assets are? it seems they have so much and it is hidden in so many places we cannot get it all. >> right. many will not be accessible to american authorities they will be in assets they could not touch and in faith in some cases countries were not that all family. and how many of these assets are tied up in chinese baking systems in areas of accessibly that the chinese government have. and that makes it much more difficult to impact what the oligarchs do when the financial assets are. we are doing everything we can cutting them off from buying any luxury goods so in the long run that doesn't solve the problem.

>> fascinating to talk to you. thank you for your expertise. these are tricky questions. and then in turn to put pressure on him because as we all know and then to hide the assets that they had. >> some of their money has been taken away and frozen but a lot of it is free. they have yet to get the money but they are finding transportation. russian artillery stepped up the shelling of kiev overnight. and then headed to the capital. the former heavyweight champion says half the population of the metropolitan area has left but preparations to defend the city are continuing every street and houses being fortified with

the former naval and tate intelligence. good to see you. but the heavy shelling so far that we are seeing it looks to me like the strategy is right now to surround as much of the city as we can and then wait for the ground forces down the line t to look at how the russians are fighting this. number one concerned about casualties and then they operate with a good discipline and control of the troops. the russian troops have not shown a real will to fight sabotaging their own equipment. and then using these weapons is cheaper and easier allowing the russians to inflict more damage while minimizing risk to russians and they hope to

have a low entry point pretty soon. that's the plan but it tells us they have been concerns as well. trace: do you know cracks because suddenly the russians are attacking airfields and airports and for the first time so is this a response to the possibility it could have said. >> they are concerned about that they are very concerned about casualties for domestic political purposes. and that there are political problems with regard to casualties there has been complaints on the internet. and then concerned about the troops there is a lack of will to fight.

and then with urban warfare tends to be high risk and casualty intensive. and then they are trying to minimize both of those risks as they exert maximum pressure on the ukrainians to go there leverage. russians know they can never occupy and control ukraine out right by a regime or directly they know that part of the mission is awash. but trying to grow there leverage with negotiations with ukraine. trace: a lot has said the russians or the ukrainians don't need the fighter jets because they have their own they are not flying right now. one member of parliament said the reason why we are not flying hours is because we are outmatched if we go up in the air we are outmatched. but if you give us the other russian makes we can balance the skies and we can keep them from bombing some of our

areas. final thoughts on that argument? >> that is absolutely true. if you're outnumbered by a certain amount it is an exercise in futility but if you can make the odds even come you can inflict casualties equal or greater to your own. that is the tipping point. the other makes probably would provide that if the biden administration would have let them be delivered. trace: we have a lot of confident people on here. do they have a chance to keep the russian forces out of kiev? >> more so than other experts would say. i don't agree with the other experts. but the russian army is rotten from the bottom up. many are conscripts and don't want to do this i don't even now in the western tradition

from those that they are west - - wrongly applying. trace: thank you for coming. we appreciate it. now back alive look at t15 54 minutes after the hour and everybody in the capital city waiting to see the next move. have a great night. i will bless those who bless you. it's almost passover here in israel and across the former soviet union.

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