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stop the war crimes in his homeland. armed with graphic and gruesome images of the human carnage left behind by russian troops in the town of boutcher, zolensky warns this is just the tip of the iceberg. the massacre in our city of boutcher is only one unfortunately only one of many examples of what they occupiers have been doing on our land for the past 41 days. russia shows leadership feels like colonizer in ancient times they need our wealth. our people in russia wants to turn ukraine into silent . and hello everyone. i'm frank gallagher in los angeles with our continuing live coverage of the crisis in eastern europe. it is 10:00 p.m. here on the west coast, eight o'clock wednesday morning in kyiv. the battle for ukraine's independence now in day forty two and president zolensky warning time is running out for his people, slamming the un for what he calls a broken system with no

power to stop the war. he made his point with these horrific images describing them as the worst war crimes since world war two. zolensky grave prediction that boucher is only the beginning invokes chilling concerns about the one hundred thousand civilians still trapped in the port city of mariupol. could they be next ? we begin our breaking news coverage of the war in ukraine with fox news correspondent and co-anchor griff jenkins. he's live for us in the western ukrainian city of lviv. griff, good morning, chris . good morning in mariupol may be next . i'll get to that in just a moment. but first, president zelinski also issued a stark warning before the u.n. security council in that speech saying that more words like boots are coming if the world doesn't act. and he demanded, of course, more weapons. but he demanded that putin's army be accountable like the were after world war two.

here's more vigilance here at the russian military and those who gave them orders must be brought to justice immediately and for war crimes in ukraine and anyone who has given criminal orders and carried out them by killing our people will be brought before the tribunal . this is another gruesome discovery in buka. we need to warn you these images are graphic and disturbing. six charred bodies piled together, one small enough trace to be a child. it's not clear who they were or what happened, but visibly upset ukrainian interior minister on the ground in buka had just three words for vladimir putin. >> go to . >> this as the pentagon announces an additional one hundred million dollars in security assistance for ukraine. that means more javelin anti-tank missiles are on the way. it brings a total of assistance

to two point four billion so far since the administration has taken over in the state department today says they are investigating reports of an attack in the luhansk region involving chemicals. russian missiles struck a storage tank filled with nitric acid. a senior defense official telling fox news it's unclear if the strike was part of a strategy to weaponize the stored chemicals if it is indeed deemed a chemical weapons event. president biden has previously stated the u.s. would respond now back to mariupol, the, the british intelligence report that we get every morning. trace says that there is heavy fighting in russian strikes in the encircled city of mariupol and it continues to be cut off from civilization. no food, no water, no electricity, no communication to get out. and they have the humanitarian situation is getting worse as russian forces continue to block efforts to create that humanitarian corridor. we're waiting to hear more from

ukrainian officials if anyone can get out trace you crtv jenkins, laforce, back to you in moments. grif, thank you . meantime, the white house mulling new financial penalties for russia in the wake of atrocities. but so far the white house has stopped short of calling it. but one former defense secretary says it's just a matter of time before they label it as such. fox news white house correspondent peter doocy has more on that . >> he's a pariah in the world. economic sanctions haven't stopped putin so far, but more sanctions are on the way even at the white house admits they'll take time to work out. how much time do you think that the ukrainian sanctions are just one component of the tools that we have at our disposal. what we are doing and we're already seeing effectively happen is the financial system in russia is near the brink of collapse. the biden administration is accusing putin of unimaginable cruelty. what we've seen in in ghouta is not the random act of a rogue

unit. it's a deliberate campaign to kill the torture to to commit atrocities. but there still hesitating to use the word for now with respect to specifically, that is a formal legal determination. it takes a great deal of evidence. a former obama era defense secretary thinks it's only a matter of time before they do what he says is important. he's already said these are war crimes,. i think as most people know, there's a technicality to is a or not. i suspect president biden will say that he didn't want to say anything on the topic today or what i one and he did as part of a new push to expand obamacare ahead of the midterms . the stage in the east room was worthy of a double take. we just had lunch together and we weren't sure who is

supposed to sit where. white house officials insist that even though this is obama's first trip to the white house in more than five years, he remains close with the president. vice president biden, vice president i was joe , there were lots of jokes like that as democrats try to tell a news story. we didn't hear anything today about ukraine or inflation or immigration from forty four or from forty six . but we did hear a lot of talk about the good old days when barack obama was president at the white house. peter doocy, fox news. peter fenn, prediction from one of our nation's top military leaders, general mark milley, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, thinks the war in ukraine is likely to drag on for years to come. speaking before the house armed services committee tuesday, milley told lawmakers that russia's invasion could

not have been prevented by sanctions as the biden administration had hoped. he believes only the presence of us forces in ukraine could have deterred vladimir putin. >> watch. i think that with respect to the russian invasion of ukraine, it's been a long standing objective of putin and candidly short of the commitment of u.s. military forces into ukraine proper, i'm not sure he was deterrable with us now. retired lieutenant colonel bob, he's a former black helicopter pilot and squadron leader and co-founder of restore liberty. colonel, it's always great to have you, but you talk about two different tales. i mean, we for months heard that these sanctions were to quote deter and prevent and now you have the chairman of the joint chiefs saying no, the only way we could have prevented vladimir putin from invading was to use russian troops. >> your thoughts.

thanks for having me back on. i think that is a consistent theme of messaging issues within this administration. we've heard issues about chemical strikes and what our response to that would be and not being able to really answer it that sanctions would deter. and now we're saying sanctions are more like a punishment than we talked about regime change or maybe not regime change. then we'll send migs. we won't send migs. i think that is just another example of the inability to get a consistent message across which should be an easy message to develop across the senior leadership of military advisors and the commander in chief. >> yeah, we saw the same pattern in afghanistan and we've seen the same pattern at the border with the inflation crisis. i want you to listen to national security adviser jake sullivan and then i'll get your response on the other side. it may not be just a matter of a few more weeks before all is said and done that first quote unquote phase of the conflict

that the russians put it was measured in weeks. this next phase could be measured in months or longer months or longer, says sullivan. and you have general milley saying this war could go on for years. what does the united states and nato do, colonel? they just sit back and watch russia. >> russia just decimate ukraine ? well, i think we should also put ourselves in the shoes of the russian planners and military planners. one of the things we've learned in discussions with, with people that in sources that we have on both sides of this conflict is that there are those in the russian military who took part in the planning for this effort to specifically said that if they didn't castra kiv in the first 10 days after they moved across the border that this conflict was not going to be near as long as they thought it would probably colonie sometime in june or july due to a collapsing russian economy that they anticipated that . so although we could see months, maybe there are

arguments for that . i have a really hard time accepting that we could define this in terms of years maybe in recovery, but not in terms of conflict. meantime, you have a lot of experts, including generals who have been talking more about about a nuclear war right, about a nuclear conflict as if the odds right are the longer this thing goes that nuclear weapons maybe only a matter of time. your final thoughts on that, colonel? well, i'm always concerned about the, the conversations that we have about nuclear weapons and nuclear conflict as for trying to push that as an inevitability and it certainly is not. however, this is ultimately putin's decision. and if he decides to go that route and i would argue that this conflict has significantly changed and frankly the world has significantly changed in a way that nobody can anticipate at this point. >> i got to go very quickly here, colonel, but i want to it is vladimir putin gaining more favorability in russia because russian believe

that it's them against the world. i have a hard time believing that and i think when the casualties start moving back to russia from ukraine even more that he's going to lose some of that traction. the goodwill he's gained is lost in many forms. it depends on how effective his propaganda systems are in russia painting what he wants the russians to hear. >> yeah. colonel bob, always good to hear you. thank you , sir. thank you , sir. >> while the pentagon is touting a new certainly has the potential for what our military calls next generation capability, it is a hypersonic missile. the air force says air force says it recently completed a second successful test during that test. the missile reached a cruise speed greater than mock five . it hit altitudes above sixty five thousand feet and it flew for more than three hundred nautical miles. the announcement puts the u.s. on par with russian claims of its own hypersonic missile. such a weapon may have been

used to strike a munitions warehouse in ukraine in the past several weeks. meantime, another fox news alert. >> this time at least one person has been killed during a flurry of violent storms that ripped across the southern us on tuesday. the storm's on tornadoes, rain, hail, heavy winds for several hours on end. more than 50000 homes and businesses from texas to south carolina without power. a man in eastern texas died when a tree fell on his home and the danger is far from over . forecasters now warn the threat of more severe weather will move further north on wednesday. more than 10 million people in metro areas including atlanta, birmingham, chattanooga and tennessee will be at risk. keep your weathertech and a growing number of democrats voicing opposition over president biden's move to end title 40 to the pandemic

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slamming the world's top diplomats for running what he calls a powerless, broken system. if you do not know how to to make this decision, you can do two things either remove russia as an aggressor and a source of war or the other option is complete to show how we can reform or change, dissolve itself and adopt for peace or if there is no alternative and no option, then the next option would be to dissolve yourself altogether. dissolve yourself. strong words. we're joined now by jameel jaffer and david tafuri. jamil is the founder and executive director of the national security institute. he's also a former associate white house counsel to president george w. bush. david is a former former policy adviser to the obama campaign and a former official with the

us state department, david jamil. thank you . i'll start with you. jamal , what do you make of president zelenskyy just taking it to the un? well, it's just another impassioned plea from a very underfire ukrainian leader. he and his people have shown a tremendous strength and courage in the face of very strong russian aggression, the murder of civilians, you know, targeting killings, and the like and things like russia across ukraine. and he said the u.n., if you're not going to do anything about this , maybe you don't have a purpose existing your entire purpose of being created, which is to prevent this type of aggression around the globe and in place after place including syria and here in ukraine, you can't seem to do your job, do your job or or you know, admit that you're a failure. and david, you worked at the state department. obviously zelenskyy is asking for accountability, but russia is a permanent member of the u.n. security council. they're just vetoing it.

and russia's ambassador to the u.n. vastly nevin's the is calling what happened in bukha quote fake news. so what realistically can be done? well, that's the crux of the problem is that russia is a permanent member and it has veto power. so if you were sitting there today in the u.n. security council, you were listening to this moving speech by president zolensky and you're sitting at that round table and you cared about the atrocities that are happening. you would feel really anemic because the security council cannot do anything given russia's position as a charter member and a permanent member. what zelinski asked for is for the u.n. security council to kick russia out. there is a way to kick a country out of the un. you have to have a vote of the general assembly. but even that a permanent member like russia can veto. so i've been saying for a while ,even before the invasion happened that the un was likely going to be sitting on the sidelines for this crisis. and it is it's sitting on the sidelines. there's very little it can do because of russia and china

which abstained from any security council votes to condemn what russia has done. so we're going to have to rely upon other multilateral institutions like nato, which is providing a lot of weapons to ukraine. and this is really going to be up to nato. if nato wanted to intervene, by the way, they wouldn't need u.n. authorization because the ukraine can invite nato in , which president zolensky has done. but so far, of course, nato has refused to go in , put troops on the ground. but it is providing a lot of weapons and hopefully that will continue. that's going to be crucial for the resistance in ukraine. yeah, that's a great point. david drill, the ambassador was ambassador to the u.n. linda thomas greenfield is suggesting that one thing they might be able to do is to at least remove russia from the human rights council at the u.n.. would that do anything if they did indeed take that action? you know, i really don't think so. and part of the reason is the human rights council has long been a bastion ne'er do

well nation states, the taking russia on or off but really doesn't matter a whole lot. look, the bottom line here is that the by the administration has done a lot of talking about war crimes and accusing accusing putin of engaging in war crimes. yet we're on willing to do anything substantive. we keep talking about sanctions. they haven't had a measurable effect. we keep talking about about sending weapons. yes, we're doing that . it's helping the cause, but it's not going to bring this war to a close. we just saw sultan say that that's a huge problem. we need to act and act now. otherwise our words are meaningless. yep. and that's what president gilinsky wanted. we just got about 20 seconds. david, i'll give you the last word. well, i disagree that it's going to sanctions or war crimes that are going to cause putin to back off. we should do those things. but what's really going to cause them to back off is the use of force and that's the only thing that he's going to listen to at this point. and that means really doing more to arm the ukrainians and that's what we need to do. we need to give them all the weapons they need the three hundreds we need to give them the mig fighters.

we need to give them bombers. one of the things they worry about is russia is entrenching itself in positions outside cities and ukraine needs to remove them. so this is not a forever war and yet those mig fighters still not on the way. david tafuri are always great insight. thank you very much for taking time. nicely done. great debate, gentlemen. meantime, ukraine's president accusing russia of while russia is accusing ukraine of spreading fake news. the two parties are light years apart. so what is the likelihood of a peace deal ? we'll hear from one ukrainian member of parliament next . it's the place to see all your favorite sign up now and dove into all the great content fox nation has to offer . i'm just for the powerful perspective. you need three prime time all the and original programs you won't see anywhere else.

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on the world's top diplomats to act immediately because he says the carnage we have seen in bujar is just the beginning. let's get back to our co-anchor griff jenkins. >> he's to feed ukraine. griff. yeah, that's right. riza's linskey is warning that the un security council when he went to this , went to the un security council. he says that more horrors like those in bujar are coming if the world doesn't act and treacy's demanding putin's army must be held accountable like the were after world war to watch the russian military and those who gave them orders must be brought to justice immediately and for war crimes in ukraine and anyone who has given criminal orders and carried out them by killing our people will be brought before the tribunal . this as another gruesome discovery in bujar in a warning

here, these images are graphic and disturbing. six charred bodies piled together, one small enough to be a child. unclear who they were or under what circumstances they died but visibly upset ukraine's ukraine's interior minister who was on the ground in bujar had just three words for vladimir putin. go to . >> this is the pentagon announces an additional one hundred million dollars in security assistance for ukraine, including javelin anti-tank missiles bringing the total of assistance to two point four billion dollars in the state department says they are investigating reports of an attack in the luhansk region involving chemicals. russian missiles striking a storage tank filled with nitric acid. a senior defense official telling fox news it's unclear if the strike was part of a strategy to weaponize the stored chemicals if it is indeed deemed chemical weapons event. president biden has previously stated the u.s. would respond

and just moments ago british defense intelligence reporting heavy fighting and russian airstrikes in the encircled city of mariupol. and we're getting just in the last hour from the governor of the disaster area, trace airstrike. russian airstrikes hit an oil base in plant there. the oil based plant is on fire . it's burning. we're just keeping an eye on the real time battlespace that area down apro is pretty close to zephyria, which is in the southeastern part of the country and part that humanitarian corridor as people are trying to get out of mariupol. trace, back to you with that breaking news in moments. thank you . meantime, serious accusations emerging from ukraine of yet another possible atrocity by russian forces. unconfirmed reports coming from the eastern city of luhansk which is recently it was attacked. we see the pictures there it is in the disputed donbas region

which vladimir putin is determined to seize. ukrainian officials say one of russia's targets was a storage tank filled with nitric acid. the biden administration is now investigating whether this event constitutes a chemical weapons attack. president biden has previously stated that the us would respond to a chemical weapons attack, quote, in kind. a senior u.s. defense official says quoting here unclear as to the scope of the effects and unclear at this time if the strike was part of a strategy to weaponize the stored chemicals. but obviously this is cause for concern and we are monitoring. baker joins us now. he's a former cia analyst and currently ceo of portman square group. always great to have you. a lot of unknowns as we just said in this. but would an attack on a storage tank that contained nitric acid, would that be considered to the level of a chemical attack in your estimation, like it? >> well, you know what ? it would depend for the first of all, i appreciate you

calling me an analyst. i was not so upset. i was never smart enough to be an analyst. but i think the intel needs to be gathered here and that's frustrating for a lot of people . this is enormously emotive environment. right. and we're feeling it because of, you know, our humanity and are seeing all of this . but the reality is we have to be very pragmatic in proportional response. so it's frustrating to people when they hear, well, we have to assess this , but that's the case now. it's the chemical storage facility. you know, we have to understand the russian military. they understand what they were striking. they intend to strike. it wasn't an errant missile. they know what was stored there micrographs and you know, it can be dispersed and rendered harmless, you know, fairly quickly. this is it's not a it's not a , you know, really dangerous substance in a sense. so there's a lot to assess here and again, it's a frustrating environment for people who are saying we have to we have to

get at it. we have to react and kind to be fair to president biden, you know, he was playing sort of fast and loose with words. there was no way that the us administration meant that they would respond to a chemical weapons attack with a chemical weapons attack. that's not happening. well, what does it look like? that's the whole thing is he said in kind of clearly that means what it means. but what does a response look like? >> yeah, well, we know what it looks like in syria, which was nothing. so we have to understand if in fact the intel points to the fact that the russians knew what they were striking they intended to weaponizes chemical facility in some fashion, then the administration's in a real bind here right. and because they've clearly drawn a line on no u.s. boots on the ground, no nato boots on the ground, but what if so

what happens are our response parameters are very limited by the way that we have, you know, sort of set the table on this so that the administration is putting themselves in a very difficult position if in fact the intel does point that this was a dilip effort to weaponize a ukrainian chemical facility. yeah, it's interesting because the new york times writes the title of this is us makes contingency plans in case russia uses its most powerful weapons goes on to say quoting here, mike , the white house as quietly assembled the team known as the tiger team of national security officials to sketch out scenarios of how the united states and its allies should respond if president putin of russia frustrated by his lack of progress in ukraine or determined to warn western nations against intervening in the war , unleashes his stockpile of chemical, biological or nuclear weapons. so this tiger team, so-called tiger team is basically setting

a threshold on how to respond to a daily and i don't think they should done that years ago. right. you should be gaming out these wore these wartime scenarios of potential events a long time before they actually occur. you don't want to do this on the fly. you don't want to come up with your response in the moments. so again, though, given what we've stated as where we are willing to go with this, they very limited reaction. what are they going to do if in fact is proven to be a chemical attack or he uses a tactical nuke? what are our options? we're not putting boots on the ground according to the administration. are we going to layer on more sanctions? not particularly effective. so there's a real problem here. and again, it's all kind of housed in this enormous emotion that we're all feeling because of the atrocities that we're witnessing in real time.

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five three three nine four seven fifteen minutes till the top of the hour. we continue our breaking news coverage back to our co-anchor griff jenkins. he is live for us in the western ukrainian city of lviv. and griff, you know, every time we show those horrific images of what the ukrainians and many others call, you say these are very tough to see. you want to warn people i say the same thing. what is it like for the people on the ground there to see these these heartbreaking and horrific images of their people being being killed and tortured in ways that are just unimaginable? well, and trace use the right word heartbreaking. it's just that these images

in the stories coming out of bouka is taking an emotional toll on the ukrainian people who for forty two days have been united in steeles in their resolve to withstand the occupying forces as they technically call them here. but the fact that this is not ukrainian forces who died on the battlefield but women and children that charred bodies we showed with one small enough to be a child is just exactly the reason why you have members of parliament one on twitter that went to see the scene in booch. she said she's no more tears left to cry because they are fully well aware of just how brutal in vicious these atrocities were in the now documented cases of repeated, summary execution, the, the people killed with their hands tied behind their backs. that takes a toll when they realize this is their fellow citizens.

many of the ukrainians here in the western side of the country where things are much safer, although not entirely out of danger because missile strikes happen here. occasionally there they're coming together to send money and resources and supplies to the eastern and southern part of the country that is being absolutely pulverized. and when you talk about the emotional toll at this same time in the same breath, the ukrainian people will tell you they're shocked and stunned and heartbroken, but they're not surprised by putin's brutality because we've seen him do this elsewhere. they thought that it would probably come. but unfortunately now they know it has come to their country and now they worry about what may be happening in places like mariupol, which from the latest british intelligence report they're seeing heavy fighting at this hour consistently being shelled and hit with missile strikes

from russian assets in the see it as off. and they worry that with this city it's been cut off from civilization for weeks now with no water, food, no communications, electricity, no heat. they worry that the one hundred and thirty thousand plus civilians in there may be facing a similar fate of those in buka. and that's really part of what's really driving the mood here on the ground, even though here in the west, as i mentioned, they're out of the immediate path of danger, but they know they're not ultimately really safe for these horrific images have been out there for a while now, several hours. many people have seen them. president solecki is well aware of them. he has called these atrocities. we have talked throughout this show, grif, about his speech before the world right. telling the world what is happening in his country and yet the president continues to say that peace talks will go forward.

and i'm wondering as as you talk to people there locally in lviv and other ukrainians, i'm wondering what their thoughts are and how it is they believe they can negotiate with a leader and a country that they believe has committed these war crimes, these genocidal crimes as they have said again, and again. how in the world do you strike a peace deal with a country that you don't believe has been honest for one second during the past forty two days? well, that's right. they completely distrust russians and from the start but i'll tell you in just the last week when i asked people, listen, do you think there's a diplomatic path forward? they are pessimistic. they don't really see one that's available at this point with the atrocities being committed in fact that the russian demands in these peace talks have always been a concession of territory like donbass

and they're not wanting to give up any inch of the country and certainly not the southern access to the black sea from odessa over to mariupol. so i'm not sure they have much hope for it, but i will tell you an interesting insight tracing and that is i talked to one ukrainian gentleman who told me i said what do you think of president zelenskyy? he said he was an actor. i didn't think much of him and i didn't vote for him. but he has become the leader the unified this nation and i couldn't be prouder of him staying in fighting and speaking every night to the ukrainian people and to go out in front of the world and demand justice for the ukrainian people as they continue to fight in . that's why now you're seeing so many ukrainian people really embodying zolensky spirit and you know, i talked to the librarian the other day. she was talking about trying to help the libraries are being destroyed across this country and in the same breath she told me and we have to get the missiles in the airplanes linsky is demanding. it's really a fascinating

political development here, but he is undeniably the country's leader in this desperate fight for life and the fortitude of him, grif and his people has been just astounding to watch. but you have some experts and you have some diplomats saying if president zolensky is going forward with these peace talks, we clearly know the top issues at hand are that of neutrality will ukraine stay out of nato? will they will they settle for some sort of a security blanket maybe a day by the united states and other european countries and china and others come in there? but there's also the issue of ceding land rights, conceding the donbass regions in crimea and maybe some other parts. and now you wonder with these claims if the people of ukraine will want to give russia one inch of their territory. and that is the great question as we heard from president

zelinski, he has stated many times before that any sort of concession or any sort of agreement in these peace negotiations would not be his sole decision. it would be a referendum that he would have country wide. so he will let the ukrainian people ultimately speak. but again, for whether these negotiations produce any significant progress, you look at really where things stood a week ago today. it was last wednesday that they left those negotiations in istanbul with an agreement that the russians were going to deescalate and pull back from kyiv. but the trail of terror that they left in their wake certainly did little to try and bring people back to the table after that specific element was anything but. the truth is pretty astounding about face today and i appreciate you letting me debrief you on this group. but you've been on the ground and you have the answers pretty astounding about face today by the chairman of the joint

chiefs when he said one that the only thing that he believes would have stopped vladimir putin from invading would been would have been us troops and then to saying that he believes that this war could last for years because we have been we have been told for the past forty two days that these strength, these sanctions are going to strangle russia's economy. it will make it less likely he'll be able to replenish his troops. and now you have the chairman of joint chiefs saying, look, we can be fighting this for years. i'm wondering what the people on the ground in ukraine believe about that statement. grif well, it's an interesting question and i know at least one ukrainian source that i was talking to about just that it was telling me that , you know, the way the u.s. and nato is arming and supplying ukrainian forces, the fight in the east in the donbass, it's been going on for eight years. there is likely if indeed russian forces try and occupy

that in a position that would pretty much try and de facto claim that part of territory you will see a heavily armed, perhaps the most armed resistance history has ever seen. and i think part of what general milley may be sticking to involves the fact that fight is not going to end any time soon. so while we are seeing the ukrainian forces taking over territory in retreat of the russian forces around the capitol of kyiv, what you're probably looking at, some analysts are saying is a long drawn out conflict in that eastern area. and as we know from stated russian intentions, this eastern donbas region has become the focus of sort of their next phase of this war. it's a very stable and griff jenkins exceptional work is always out there, my friend. we will see you again tomorrow . meantime, almost since the start of russia's brutal war , nations around the globe

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