trey yingst is live with more.t a major oil depot on the outskirts of kyiv has been hit by russian forces which have been largely staying outside the city, whether by design or whether because they have been bogged down by tougher than expected fighting from the ukrainian military is anybody's guess but the red glow you might be able to distinguish, horizon could be a fire burning out of oil depot on the outskirts of kyiv. we will continue to try to bring more information and get back from trey yingst as soon as possible. continuing coverage on another night of ukraine from a crushing invasion of the country enters the fourth day. the united nations estimates up to 4 million people might bleakly ukraine if the situation continues to escalate. the un says at least 100,000 have left so far and more than 100,000 others displaced. russia continues an all-out assault, citizens taking up arms to fight alongside soldiers and defend their nation from the attacks. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy is pledging to stay

fox news' trey yingst is on the ground at as it is happening. trey, are you there?, good evening. we have seen and heard a number of explosions tonight in the ukrainian capital of keith earlier today, there were also air sirens going off, these raid sirens basically warning the ukrainian people they need to go underground because there could be a russian air offensive at that time, but tonight, there is some significant fighting around the ukrainian capital as reports indicate, and president zelenskyy of ukraine himself said this could be the major push into this capital city. it is not just here in kyiv that we are seeing this fighting, though, across ukraine, i want to show you some video here of a fire earlier today in a ukrainian city where a security service building was hit by a russian strike. similar scenes across this country as the russian invasion continues. the new numbers we are getting indicate only a third of the russian forces, nearly 200,000 that were staging along the ukrainian border, have actually entered this country and started to participate i

i just want to mention, this is not trey yingst, i made a mistake, this is from reuters that we're gettingsame circumstance, that's why we were hoping to get a shot from him. we're still going to work on it. and this is trey. >> it's start to go -- it's starting to hit heavily. you can hear that, talk to me. you can hear those artillery rounds coming in, we're moving the ukrainian forces. >> where are you moving to. >> keep going, i'm listening. >> the back to the main line of ukrainian forces. david: once again, that was trey yingst in the line of fire there and he's had a morning in ukraine and we're going to continue to follow this closely, what's happening, particularly with our correspondent in the eastern side of ukraine right on the russian border. fox news confirming that u.s. officials have talked to major banks about a potential cyber attack coming from russia, especially if russia does inside ukraine, and we hit them with sanctions. other industries, also being told to beef up their cyber defenses, so how can we all protect ourselves? here with tips, cyber security lisa garber.

i have a question because trey yingst reported there is a curfew in kyiv.you are? i see a few cars in the street behind you. >> there is a curfew here it's a very strange feeling. some people are content with the lights others have fled some people are desperately hoping it won't come but are prepping themselves preparing their bags getting ready to read it really is the feeling you don't know if you're going to have to leave her whole life behind you say goodbye to family members and leave for an uncertain future our weather perhaps there might be some solutions to this conflict before it ends. it is a strange city to be in route nobody knows house going to play out. we hear the air sirens like this puts everybody on edge. does remind you just how close we are to a fully fledged war that is going on just a few hours from us now. >> i believe that's the only place we are hearing errata signs of spring and trey yingst and kyiv the capitol city. when you hearing now? >> we are hearing air raid silence often the distance sounding once again in the ukrainian ca

busy rich reporting for the white house forest, thank you right now let's turn to trey yingst live inrest. hi trey. quick sandra good morning freda russian invasion could just be hours away. both countries continued military exercises. russian forces conduct live tank drills and of the border of ukraine. they are part of a massive troop buildup that american intelligence officials believe could invade at any moment. >> the truths that we have different information and now the best friend for enemies that is panic in our country for. >> ukrainian president zelensky downplayed the threat of invasion when asked by fox news for those older troops to launch a military exercises much like the russians for. >> we are less than 15 miles of the border of crimea right now where the ukrainian national guard and local police are conducting military exercises. >> on saturday at several thousand people marched the streets of kyiv send the ute training national anthem reading putin is a war criminal. but despite the looming shadow of war, life in the capitol city of 3 million people mostly continues

our own trey yingst witness that chaos firsthand.apitol of kyiv or who joins us live. let me ask you, it was in the slow build up of troops with the estimates are more than one or 50000 was saw cyber attack on ukraine. and now this firing, the artillery fire you reported today. what is it going to take to call this an actual war? what is it going to take to call it a real invasion? >> right now conflict is erupting in the eastern part of the country. there were over 1500 cease-fire violations reported today. we did spend the day with ukrainian troops who are continuous taking fire from russian backed separatist. those groups tells the separatists are not releasing things like a mortar and artillery units but also antitank missiles for the digital evidence to support those statements. i did speak with the ukrainian interior minister today said the country is prepared for a variety of winners that could unfold in the coming days here's what look like as the position we were at early it was following our conversation with that minister.

trey yingst, you are doing terrific work. we will get you every bit of rest. live in ukraine, fact with full coverage on the situation unfolding there in just a moment. fox news alert, we heard from trey yingst kyiv, ukrainian capitol about 350 miles to the west, lucas tomlinson is live in the westernized ukrainian college town of lviv with the latest. >> normally this city would be busting with college students packing restaurants and bars but tonight is quiet because of the perfume put in place. the mayor of the city says there's risk of them coming and blowing things up. they also said an hour from here a russian aerosol, 60 russian soldiers, some killed, some fled to the was actively broke down from helicopters, increasingly looks like the russian strategy, yet they are assaulting capitol. i spoke to a waiter a few hours ago showed me mobile video, his mother sent from southwest ukraine, the russians were assaulting another airstrip clearly trying to find available runways to land. unconfirmed reports that cleaning forces shotgun to russian planes full of

trey yingst is live on the ground. >> good asp.know vladimir zelensky spoke with president biden on a secure line for about 35 minutes following this announcement by president putin of russia that he would sign a decree to recognize these two break-away regions in the eastern part of ukraine. there's a lot of questions right now about this country and what comes next. in the coming hours, president putin made clear that he's not afraid of sanctions and they won't have a harsh effect on his economy. there's a lot of questions also about the military posture of russian troops along ukraine's borders. estimates put the total troop number at more than 190,000 troops. there's a sense in kiev that there will have to be preparations and even more than what we've seen through the past couple weeks on an invasion that could target kiev and the eastern region. what we saw tonight is laying the ground work for president putin and the government in moscow to supply weapons and troops to these separatist areas. this is all been part of a politi

. >> shannon: trey yingst doing an amazing job reporting job reporting around the clock for us.ir raid sirens meddling with church bells, explosions as well. what is your sense, we see this message from the president there, president zelensky saying if you can, try to stay home, we got this. the army knows how to do this, the defense sector is working. he has declared martial law officially in the country. any sense that the people we see, we have a life picture here of jammed up highways, people look like they are trying to leave. any sense of the streets there, the interior of the city, whether people are heeding the warnings of the president to stay home and allow the military to do the work? >> we do know at this hour, ukrainian president valletta volodymyrzelensky has issued m. we saw the message urging people to stay home, some stories from ukrainian civilians coming out online, harrowing. children in the basements of houses, basically trying to use them as bunkers. we know a lot of the different locations across the city have opened up their bomb shelters including the me

>> bret: trey yingst live in kyiv. trey, thanks. again speaking with ukraine's top diplomat in just a few minutes. he walls in town to speak with top american officials as all of this is developing. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the pentagon tonight with the latest. >> present. >> ukraine's foreign minister arrived at the pentagon to meet with the defense secretary lloyd austin the u.s. and nato allies became of putin's plan in october and began aggressively bailed coalition. this video shows russian trawl nationalist addressing the and spilling the beans on the time and date of invasion. at 4:00 a.m. on february 22nd, you will feel our new policy. i like 2022s to peaceful but i love the truth for 70 years i have said the truth. it won't be peaceful it will be a year when russia once again becomes great. >> on this day 8 years ago, february 22nd, 2014, a day of humiliation for putin when hundreds of thousands of ukrainians rose up in the square and the russian backed ukrainian president victor putin's puppet

trey yingst live in kyiv, thank you so much. mike: canadian police arresting the trucker pro testers still remaining at the keyboarder bridge connecting detroit to wind or, ontario. windsor police released they will charged mischief. fox team coverage, garrett tenney in detroit next to the bridge. first to alexis mcadams in ottawa where police are stepping their response to end the thousand strong protests over vaccine mandates as the demonstrations enter its third weekend. alexis. reporter: mike, good afternoon, well, that's what we keep hearing from the prime minister justin trudeau, right, we keep talking and hearing from him, he's going meeting after meeting to try to move the convoy out and talking about increasing federal resources. ottawa is under state of emergency. as you can tell behind me, sure doesn't look like it. i have not seen increase police presence. that begs the question of when are the truckers going to move if no one is asking them to. talking to truckers behind me a few minutes ago, nobody came up in the p

trey yingst reporting from eastern ukraine earlier today right now is on his way back to kyiv. we will check in with the trey as soon as he gets to a safe location, arthel for. >> indeed. here at home national security experts are warning of a possible russian cyber attack at could disrupt banks and power plants. alexander hoff is live in washington with details. alexandria to be clear are these warnings for the u.s.? >> arthel, there've been no specific cyber threats to the u.s. homeland right now. but u.s. intelligence say if russia were to attack ukraine and the u.s. responded the risk is there. russia is more than capable. >> we believe that the russian government is responsible for widescale cyber attacks on ukrainian banks this week. >> those attacks came in two waves according to ukraine defense ministry prefers to denial of service camp and the impact of the functions of bank software followed by spam messages telling users the banks were out of service. now russia has denied involvement but u.s. officials say it's part of destabilization techniques that could precede an

let's get the latest from trey yingst in kyiv. trey. >> reporter: neil, good afternoon. queue crane january officials tell us that russian forces are now inside the city limits of kyiv. just last hour air raid sirens went off in this city, and we heard a number of exemployings in the distance -- explosion motion in the distance. reports do indicate those russian portions are trying to make their way into the city center of this european capital. i spoke today with a member of parliament who brought with him an ak. he picked it up from a local police station today and said they were handing them out like candy. the city is preparing for the possibility of russian troops in its streets, both the army and civilians here will fight back. today we were in the streets of kyiv, and it looked like a ghost town. all you saw was some officials and police officers outside of government buildings armed, ready to go. they are preparing for the possibility that these troops entered the city, and they are pledging to fight. what we are likely to see in the coming hours or days is those

trey: thank you so much trey yingst, stay safe. trey: joining us now, long time member of house intelligence committee congressman chris stewart from utah. what would be going through the mind of a ukrainian soldier, this seems that task is a tall one. you are up against a superior military and wondering where the help is. >> yeah, no doubt, i am sure they feel desperate, i have to say how proud i am of the ukrainian people, many of us are praying for them, high heavens president zelensky turned into a global hero, at same time, vladimir putin a monster. he is after all, a kgb thug. it is almost inof. >> we have known for 4 months. trying to measure the will of ukrainian people, it was clear, we will fight, we don't want to be part of russia, we don't want to be rule by vladimir putin. we're seeing that demonstrated. i think the russian leadership has been quite taken back by the amount of resistance, their willingness to fight. so grateful for that. trey: congressman, another country, china, they refuse to condemn, they abstain at

spit out okay but to live back to trey yingst were hearing a new set of alarms going off the center ofhat is going on? >> marth of the in her right now is actually our hotel warning everyone of a fire emergency per they've been using this alarm to let people know when there is an expected environment campaign about to take place by the russians. it is one of many signs in the city that have been used to warn people about a russian aerial campaign pretty for the other errata sirens throughout the city. they've been using church bells and obviously fire alarms. anything to alert people things get out of harms way for it right now ukrainian officials have some sort of intelligence are members of parliament and other government officials are in the capitol of kyiv awarding people to get into bomb shelters immediately. we do not hear or see any changes outside. but they appear to believe there will be in the next few minutes a bombardment campaign against this capitol in ukraine, martha. martha: how are people holding up there, trey? obviously we have seen some of them speaking out from the

we be beginning with trey yingst in kiev. trey? >> good afternoon. russian lawmakers overwhelmingly a posed a request to use military forces abroad. the move is questioning whether he plans to launch a full scale invasion in the ukraine. putin said his decrees a supply to the constitutional borders of these regions. this is significant. it means that putin is recognizing land that is controlled by ukrainian forces. >> as long as there is an ongoing conflict by this decision we're making it clear that if necessary, we intend to stand by our obligations. >> overnight military equipment started rolling through the disputed lands after recognizing the independence of the break-away republics, this is being spun as a peace keeping mission by the russians. make no mistake, this is a coordinated invasion. two more ukrainian soldiers were killed overnight and a number injured. today i spoke with the ukrainian defense minister. he said we are ready. back to you. >> martha: thank you very much, trey yingst in kiev. to mike tobin who is in poland where members

arthel: trey yingst alive thank you for that report.meanwhile have more in the rising tensions between russia and ukraine so please do stick around for former cia station chief dan hoffman and he spent five years in moscow. he is going to join us a little later this hour on "fox news live", eric. eric: everybody knows of vladimir putin's brain it is hoffman. meanwhile kind of the capitol continues to be under siege by auto was declared a state of emergency as police are working to try to break up the trucker convoy protesting less vaccine mandates. even though 90% of the truckers were told are vaccinated and poles and canister the overwhelming majority of canadians do favor vaccine mandates. even imposing a tax on people who refuse to be vaccinated. but it seems despite that the truckers are not going anywhere, alexis mcadams in ottawa with the very latest on the ground, hey alexis. >> hi eric, the officials calling it a seizure muscular waiting for calling at the big party every single weekend. we saw about 5000 protesters out here thr

trey yingst following that. the administration's position has been echoed today. sanctions, not soldiers. not soldiers in the ukraine but that doesn't mean soldiers outside ukraine. the very latest on that with jennifer griffin at the pentagon. >> thanks, neil. president biden announced he will send more u.s. troops based in europe to bolster nato allies in the baltics, astonia, lithuania and latvia. 800 personnel will move from italy to the baltics. eight f-35 strikers from germany to the eastern flank, 20 apache helicopters and 12 apaches from greece to poland. putin has mentioned poland and lithuania. biden announced sanctions to target oligarchs and their families to squeeze putin. he said putin can reverse course if he halts this invasion. >> we're implementing full sanctions on two large russian financial institutions. veb and their military bank. we're implementing sanctions on russia's debt. that means we have cut off their government from western financing. it can no longer raise money from the west and cannot trade in its new debt on our markets over eur

we'll get more from trey yingst. it is interesting, once we got news of that there were some gyrations in the market. the dow back up a little bit. there had been a brief pop in oil prices here. what is revealing here is that the ukrainians have this technology to take down missiles should they want to use it. they're using it right now in the capital. keep you posted on that. also keeping you posted on these financial sanctions that are building by the day. just told you that switzerland has joined the likes of the european union, japan, united kingdom, of course the united states in really blocking financial transactions from russia having anything to do with the central bank. i should also point out a growing list of countries, more than a dozen by last count, are preventing russian airlines, aircraft of any source entering their airspace. it has gotten so bad the russian foreign minister is unable to make a u.n. security conference planned in geneva to discuss actions in the ukraine. he can't go there because the

trey yingst live in kyiv, ukraine, with the latest there, thanks, trey. eric: vladimir putin trying to keep ukraine out of nato and build a buffer and scare the u.s. and our allies, or has he put himself in a corner? former u.s. ambassador to ukraine william taylor joins us also with the united states institute of peace. word -- ambassador, good to see you. how do you realize the situation now? -- read the situation now? what is most concerning to you? >> well, eric, what's most concerning is that president putin could be considering unsaiding its -- invading its neighbor. totally unprovoked invasion, killing tens of thousands of ukrainians, civilians and military, but also, eric, many russian soldiers will die. so president putin has to be thinking about the effect on his own society. of going to war against what he says is a brotherly nation. i mean, he's called, he's called ukraine part of the russian nationment you -- nation. ukrainians differ, ukrainians do not think of themselves as part of russia. ukrainians think of themselves as a sovereign count

we have new pictures coming from ukraine. >> john: back to trey yingst in kyiv.nd of explosions in the capital city. what is the latest? >> more explosions in the ukraine capital of kyiv. the russians condition their air offensive. they continue to make efforts to come into kyiv from the north and according to ukrainian officials there are and member of the russian army operating within the city limits. a spoke to a member of parliament a few minutes ago carrying a gun with him. he is headed to the northern part of this city tomorrow to fight back against the russians and we saw images of the mayor of kyiv with an automatic weapon to defend his city. this is what we expect in the coming days or hours within the ukrainian capital. it will look like urban warfare. they won't be able to use the air support as much as they have. they will have to fight the ukrainian army and it will be a bloody battle. >> sandra: we are waiting to find out what happened on this phone call with zelensky and president biden. we are told it lasted about 40 minutes. we have not seen the

trey yingst with you from the capital city of kyiv.his is image from 1:30 eastern time earlier today, jesse. by the wail coming up 3:00 in the morning ukraine. the strikes first hit around 5:00 a.m. in their time. we are about two hours away from window as of 1:30 see the hits in the north and west and east and the south, just about everywhere. i think especially if you want to drill down and understand what the russian strategy is. crimea, that was taken in 2008, there is clearly a force coming up from the south. russian army there. there is obviously a force coming toward kharkiv, force fighting there based on the reporting we are getting, the ukrainians have fought back fiercely in this part. the russian military moving its way across the border here. and up in belarus, they are trying to make a beeline down to kyiv. it's hard to know right now, jesse, just how successful that push has been. i will tell you why just in a moment here if i clear this out and go to the next screen. you can see this. remember belarus? you know, very fri

the capital where our own trey yingst. what is going on there? >> at this hour russian forces are continuing to ground and air operations against ukraine. we understand that they are working their way to the capital of kyiv. there were a number of battles across the country that were significant as the russians try to get the under hand close to the capital here. there was a small air base that would have given the russians the ability to land planes close to kyiv. the ukrainians were able to take it back. in the north this was not the case. near the border of belarus russian troops crossed in near for chernobyl and fought for hourses with ukrainian taking over this region. we understand there is continued fighting in the second largest city in ukraine. the country is bracing for the possibility of russian troops enter this sea. -- city. president zelensky told civilians to take up weapons and fight. martial law is now across ukraine and everyone over 18 is required to fight and not allowed to leave the country. >> sean: lucas in western ukraine.

but we begin with the latest on the ground in ukraine and our intrepid correspondent trey yingst in kyiv tonight. good evening, trey. >> bret, good evening. as the war in ukraine enters its faith fifth day by the country trips leader volod zelenskyy toe formally enter the eu a risky diplomatic move that might only strengthen russia's military resolve. [sirens] >> amidst explosion just outside the capital kyiv. the sky lighting up from surface-to-air missiles. occurring just moments are a peace talks ended between ukraine and an russian officials. negotiations have expected to continue. ukrainians say they are not optimistic. the russians remaining defiant. >> russia did not start it's putting an end to them. >> ukraine's second largest city kharkiv also under intense shelling for multiple rocket launchers and reports cluster bombs strike targets including a school. at least 44 people killed there, including children say the ukrainians. ukraine released in video showing one of its drones destroying a russian missile system as the claims russia is suffering heavy losses. u.s. officials say

a nation that wants to be independent. >> we do have trey i didn't think so live now in kyiv -- trey yingstey, if you can hear me, tell me what you're seeing on the ground, and talk to us about the resistance that you're seeing. >> reporter: yeah. so tonight we've heard a number of air raid sirens going off, and it is indicative of what could come in the next few minutes even. also the hotel warning us to go into shelters because there's intelligence that officials here in kyiv have, and they say there are going to be russian strikes on this city tonight. we've seen a very resilient population, a population that says they will pick up arms and fight. police stations all over the city today handing out weapons to civilians who plan to fight alongside the armed forces. we were in the streets of kyiv today talking with those civilians and getting a look at the aftermath of street battles that took place last night and the aftermath of an apartment complex that took a direct hit from a russian missile. take a look at that scene. overnight fierce fighting erupted between the ukrainian army and r

trey yingst is there. trey? >> yeah, neil. sirens are sounding right now in kyiv once again telling the people a cross the city to get underground immediately. a significant development amid the ground forces by russia that are making their way to this capitol city. we know according to u.s. defense officials that they want to surround the capitol. there's a concern in the international community too that there will not be a corridor for civilians to leave. that's why so many are trying to encourage president putin to stop targeting civilian infrastructure and allow for the evacuation of civilians in this city and across ukraine. neil? >> neil: trey, when you get the sirens and you heard them multiple times, what do people do in the city? what do you do? >> initially people ran for shelter. many of those people are now just living in shelters. we were at the metro system in kyiv over the weekend. there's people living in the square. they grabbed a bag and their pets and children and just sleeping in the metro system of the cit

first to trey yingst live in kiev. trey? >> martha, good afternoon. a lot of breaking news out of ukraine tonight. the ukrainian president, president zelensky, announced a national day of unity wednesday. during that announcement, he said that he's been told russia plans to invade on wednesday. since then, we've seen top officials here in kiev walk back those statements saying the president was joking. he said this in gest and in irony based on what he's been told by the americans. the officials are not laughing though. the u.s. state department made a decision to move the embassy from kiev to a western ukrainian city out of the potential line of fire if a russia invasion takes place. it's a big if. right now there's one person in the world who knows if russia will invade. it is vladimir putin. at this hour, there's more than 100,000 troops on the border. there's various reports about whether or not the troops are moving closer to the border in different locations.we don't want to dive too deep into that. there's the german chancellor meeting with zel

peter doocy is at the white house with the president's new sanctions but we begin in ukraine with trey yingstn the capital. good evening, trey. >> bret, good evening, russian portions continue their ground and air offensive against ukraine. at least 137 ukrainians have been killed since this started yesterday, according to president volod zelenskyy. battles ongoing at this hour across the country. we do know that the russians took over the airport just outside of kyiv. they used 20 attack helicopters as they launched a blitz offensive against the facility. by evening though, ukrainian forces say they have recaptured the base and have control of it right now. this wasn't the only case. in other parts of the country we saw similar fighting. in the north, russian troops came through the chernobyl region clashing with the ukrainian soldiers in that area. the president wants office says that area was lost to the russians. similar reports in the east indicate russia is hitting the ii largest city of char kyiv. asking the international community for help in the form of heavier sanctions and defensiv

let's bring in trey yingst for the very latest from the ground. he is joining us now from the capital city of kyiv. >> good afternoon the russian defense ministry said they had more than you 1000 military targets. but they said nothing about the civilian infrastructure that has been damaged in this conflict. just yesterday russian missile hit an apartment building in the capital of kyiv, killing two people and injuring six others. overnight in oil depot south of the city was hit in a few moments ago there was an explosion in the capital city and air raid sirens started to sound. it gives you a sense of how close the conflict is and it continues at this hour. the sirens told civilians and ukraine to head underground to bomb shelters immediately due to incoming russian fire. we know at this hour kharkiv the second largest city under attack by advancing russian forces. they continue the siege innovation of this country but ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky on the phone with western leaders tried to get as many pieces of support as he can to this

ukraine's military said a new round of shelling along the border killed at least two soldiers, trey yingstraveled and is now live in kyiv with the very latest. >> arthel good afternoon we did spend the day with ukrainian troops on the front lines speaking with them and learning more about the attacks they have been under from russian backed separatist. we do know according to this troops they're not only receiving artillery fire but also mortar fire and antitank missiles they showed us evidence to support the statements. i spoke with ukraine's minister of the interior who said his country is prepared for a variety of scenarios that could unfold in the coming days but here's what it looked like after our conversation. >> the fire we have coming in right now is being fired from just a few kilometers away. russian backed separatist clearly identified there were a lot of people at that position and started hammer pretty heavily with artillery. you heard a few seconds ago the explosions in the distance. those were incoming rounds. that is with ukrainian military has been dealing with the past 4

trey yingst is reporting live from the ukrainian capital of kyiv. >> okay, we don't have them right nowm sure that we will get back to them shortly. mr. got felled, we have not heard from you for a long time. what is your reaction to what you have seen over the last five days. >> greg: it soul crushing. i have tried to get my mother-in-law out of kyiv. and i have friends that are russian. i have a lot of friends who are ukrainian. it's obvious that this is an unprovoked war, but it's also a family squabble. you know, the big picture has always been who is ukraine more important to you? is it russia or us? obviously it is russia. it's that border, those people, its long-standing families come a long standing love as well as disputes that have been going on. it's not us. however we are involved because we are allies to ukraine and we also work with russia. that's the way the world is now. so we can't help but get involved, even if it is like a fight that is happening on the other side of town between two families, and it is none of our damn business. but it is our business. you want to ro

bret: trey yingst live in kyiv. we'll head back to breaking news. thank you. we will go west in ukraine to lviv were underwear lucas tomlinson has the latest reactions. >> satellite companies have three-mile up convoy of american spy satellites are watching that over the ukrainians they would annihilate ukraine's air defense systems and fighter jets and helicopter gunships, ukraine is still flying slow-moving drones that the turks gave the ukrainians and droning the russian armed convoys, that could be next. as you mentioned 6 miles from where trey is in western ukraine. a week ago college students of the university town relaxing and enjoying themselves. today they are making bombs. earlier we saw these college students make molotov cocktails and a large roadside bombs. something that tears would make in iraq and afghanistan a few years ago. today's college students make it another indication of the growing insurgency and what the russian forces are facing not just ukrainians and irregular forces like the college students. this is the country the size of texas

>> bret: trey yingst live in kyiv. trey, thanks. there is growing concern tonight about the possibility russia could stage a massive attack on u.s. satellites. american experts believe moscow has the ability to inflict major damage effectively blinding some u.s. forces. such attacks could also have major ooskts on you and the american economy. we have been talking about the cyber possibilities. here is congressional correspondent aishah hasnie. >> it's no secret russia likes to operate in the shadows. for years, it's been jamming ukraine's g.p.s. receivers to undermine and destabilize the country. if the u.s. responds to a possible invasion of ukraine, russia has the capability to blind american intelligence satellite and prevent us from collecting images of russian troops we may want to send to the ukrainians. the u.s. has not yet issued any warning of a cyber threat to american satellites. but today the biden administration admitted it has been preparing for a variety of cyberattacks since november. attacks that could target banks

jon: trey yingst reporting live from kiev ukraine.e on the potential russian of ukraine we are going by brian nast republican from florida he is here on the house foreign affairs committee. we know that president biden spoke with president putin for roughly an hour yesterday, little more than that, he said he made it very clear in no uncertain terms russia would pay a heavy price if it invades ukraine. what do you think about the threats from the president from the united states? >> i'm glad the president is saying that. you have to worry about the last time he made those threats with the withdrawal of afghanistan and nobody ended up paying the price, innocent people were killed instead of people paying the price. what this really looks like to most people paying attention is crimea 2.0 with a few important differences. number one the world and putin get a second try, putin is not being given any redlines by dividing the administration. europe is infinitely more depended on russian energy under biden that it was under obama. these are

trey yingst on the ground in ukraine. he's got the latest. >> reporter: cheryl, a lot of updates for you today. we have separatist leaders right now in the eastern part of the country who have ordered an evacuation of civilians to russia. they claim that ukraine is planning to attack. ukrainian officials are pushing back saying there are no such plans in place, and they say this is part of what president putin's plan is to lay the groundwork for a false flag operation. ukraine's military intelligence service warned today that russian forces have placed land mines in public buildings in the city of donesk adding people shouldn't leave their homes or take public transportation. fighting does continue in eastern ukraine after dozens of ceasefire violations were reported since yesterday. one ukrainian officer tells fox news his soldiers are responding to shelling and remain prepares for -- prepared for further escalation. both russian and ukrainian forces continue high-level military drills today. tanks and helicopters conduc

trey yingst live from ukraine. russia is going after ukraine via land, air and sea as well as now cyberspace. what kind of firepower will the u.s. use -- not would the u.s. use, but will the u.s. use -- when russia launches cyber attacks against america? we will get the latest on the crisis from former national security a visor john hannah an. closing bell 45 minutes away. the dow has pared its losses even more, we're down just 136 points. ♪ ♪ you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. it was really holding me back. standing up... ...even walking was tough. my joints hurt. i was afraid things were going to get worse. i was always hiding, and that's just not me. not being there for my family, that hurt. woooo! i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. i'm feeling good. watch m

trey yingst is in ukraine it's dark it's 10:00 p.m. in the evening now. putin's forces closing out on ukraine's capitol of kyiv's trait has been reporting over the past couple of days. but president zelensky has remained defiant and refusing an offer from the united states to help evacuate him, to get him into exile. watch this. >> do not believe in betting information but i am here with we will be defending our country because our strength is in our troops. we will be defending our country, glory to ukraine. >> lucas tomlinson live in that western ukrainian city of lviv. where's the mood of the city where you are right now lucas? >> martha, just before he went on air curfew went into effect for the second straight nine where the bounce has been nowhere close to what is happening in kyiv, six hours east. earlier the mayor said they thwarted and russian air assault in an air base about an hour from here. some 60 russian paratroopers coming out of three helicopters. not sure how many were killed casualty figures are unknown. the ukrainian forces say it show

who are doing an unbelievably heroic effort whether it's our own lucas tomlinson or, you know, trey yingstground, mike tobin. ing listen, the other networks, richard engel of nbc, the abc reporter, the bbc. this is a war that the media are covering now. this is not really the time to be sniping. you can, i mean, this is a free country, you can go for that. but when we're looking at exactly what the viewership wants, they want to see what is going on. this is a highly unusual war, howie. this is in europe. so of course this is going to be treated extraordinarily serious orally, and what we are seeing is the first war because every single -- tiktok war, because every single ukrainian on the ground has a smartphone, and that means they have a global megaphone. we do know that information from the ground shapes world opinion, so the journalists are joined by -- by actual ukrainians who are looking at a very humiliating defeat. not a defeat yet, but as we look at the russian special forces, they look sloppy, unfocusedded, and i've been speaking to experts on russia in the military, and they say

>> bret: trey yingst in ukraine tonight. thank you. as mentioned at the top of the show there are significant developments tonight into the investigation into the origins of the trump-russia probe. special counsel john durham has tied 2016 presidential nominee hillary clinton to an effort to infiltrate trump tower computer false narrative. david spunt has details. >> a source close to john durham's probe tells fox news things have quote accelerated people are into the russian organization. >> i know nothing about russia. >> before he even moved into the white house donald trump denied reports weighs in cahoots with russia. now special counsel john durham looking into the origins of the russia probe for almost three years argues in a new filing that former clinton campaign attorney michael sussmann was in contact with a technology executive who tasked researchers to mine internet data to establish an inference and narrative tying then candidate trump to russia. sussmann is fighting charges of lying to the fbi, this latest revelation pro

you saw trenches trey yingst is embedded.hut down the xl pipeline which also empowered putin. you can't say we need to stop putin and stop america from being the un. >> you are mistaken with someone who is trying to defend the europeans. rachel: i know. >> equal opportunity to whacking. whacking europe as well here. europe needs to step up as well. will: i believe we have trey from ukraine. i think that shot is up. all right, trey, we have you. tell us what's happening right now, trey. >> right now artillery rounds, guys we are moving back from the front. the ukrainian unit that we were with, started to take incoming artillery rounds from russian backed separatists in the eastern part of the country. can you see some of the other journalists and soldiers who are with us on the frontlines here you can hear that explosion there. let's move a little quicker. we're good. we just got to keep moving here, stay with us. [explosion] >> keep moving. if you guys can still hear us. off to the right there there is a lot of incoming artil

thank you so much trey yingst live in kyiv at 11 oh 6:00 p.m. eric. arthel: trey and her other correspondence a testament to fox news reporting on the ground there. but the united nations an emergency security council meeting wrapping up this afternoon with an intended vote scheduled for tomorrow at the un general assembly to confront russia. unlike the security council russia has a veto 193 member general assembly each country has one vote. as has happened after putin invaded crimean 2014, it is expected the world body will widely condemn vladimir putin and his regime for this invasion. meanwhile the u.s. embassy in kyiv issued new guidance this morning for people still trying to flee ukraine it. this comes as a biden administration announces $54 million in humanitarian assistance and three to 50 million more in military aid. that includes antiaircraft systems and small arms. eastern european nations also helping send weapons ukraine. poland agreeing to serve as a hub for that. looking at a convoy of russian vehicles that were destroyed in kharkiv a c

sandra: we have trey yingst standing by and you're reporting air raid sirens, trey. >> moments ago, air raid sirens in the ukrainian capital of kyiv, the first that we've heard in hours, this is significant because last night we saw fighting erupt in the city, as these air raid sirens were going off. we did hear at least one explosion in the distance right now, indicating that the sirens were trying to warn people in the city of this incoming fire. we've heard this often since this conflict erupted earlier in the week. but now that we have the small arms fire in play, and much of the population underground, the sires are just in place again to let people know there could be incoming fire. the video we showed you earlier in the day of that apartment complex getting hit by a russian missile, really underlines how dangerous some of these russian strikes can be. no one was killed in that incident, but there have been deaths reported today in ukraine, and the concern is that this population of nearly three million people will once again be in the cross-fire tonight as the russians continue t

fox news correspondent trey yingst.ust hitting the wires now, breaking news, may be a breakthrough, but definitely a coming together for a few minutes. >> harris, that's exactly right. we are learning right now that russia and ukraine are set to hold peace talks along the border of belarus today. this comes after a phone call between the president of ukra ukraine, lotteries or linsky, and the president of belarus, alexander lukashenko. this is significant as fighting continues not only here in the capital city of kyiv, but across the country. last night this capital city saw a russian missile hit just south of here, targeting an oil depot and black smoke was rising up across the skyline as everything looked orange. it was an active war zone for the people here in the civilians who are looking to get away from the fighting. we do know there are warnings today from the ukrainian defense ministry that russian troops could try to disguise themselves in order to get into this city and launch more gun battles like we have see

let's go to trey yingst on the ground in kiev. first to gillian turner reporting on all of this very high level diplomacy going on this hour. hi, gillian. >> the state department says a false flag operation is underway in eastern ukraine, this is a scenario that has been greatly hyped the last couple weeks as a potential, a possibility. sounds like it's now coming to fruition. earlier today in eastern ukraine, explosions rocked certain parts of the country. this is according to russian state media. the state department is calling the claims lies and disinformation around even worse. a spokesperson tells us that this type of false flag operation is exactly what secretary blinken highlighted in his remarks to the u.n. security council. it's cynical and cruel to use human beings as pawns to distract from the world that russia is building up forces in preparation for an attack. a few hours ago in munich, tony blinken made a final plea to vladimir putin to reengauge in diplomacy with the united states despite the fire and fury in ukrai

we heard trey yingst interview with a member of parliament.worked for us for a long time at fox and is our fixer on the ground. he is toting a rifle. it's pretty remarkable. >> bret: street to street fighting in kyiv. stay safe. thank you very much. great reporting. >> shannon: jennifer griffin may have said as lucas mentioned these russian soldiers have no choice. you are drafted. it's not something that you sign up that it's a noble cause and i want to be part of it. you're fighting ukrainians and for them it is a very noble cause. they are willing to give everything they have including their lives. >> bret: you are fighting people who speak russian. there are family ties especially on the east. you wonder how much the russian forces are into putin's plan. we are going to see over the coming days. >> shannon: and we are just getting it from the associated press, kyiv officials say street fighting is underway against russian invaders and urging residents to seek shelter. you've got people who were civilians three days ago who are armed waitin

fox news correspondent trey yingst is live in kyiv, ukraine with the latest. trey?> jesse, good evening. a few moments ago we just heard a massive explosion in the northern part of the city. all day we have been hearing these blasts and small arms fire as russian forces continue to advance on the ukrainian capital. ukrainian officials say those forces have already breached the city limits in some areas. this is significant because as we talked about yesterday, jesse, we do expect to see street fighting as these forces make their way into the ukrainian capital. there have been really reports of civilians and citizens going under ground and so we followed those reports and actually met some of them today and people here are terrified. they don't know what comes next. many women and children doing everything they can to stay out of harm's way and any man who is currently in this country ages 18 to 60 must pick up arms and fight. that according to a general mobilization order by ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. to say give you a sense though how patriotic some o

pete: trey yingst, thanks very much for breaking it down. appreciate it. stay safe out there. rk city but the folks in new york city at least for this weekend are dealing with a story coming out now but happened during the christmas season, what the government schools call the holiday season. there was a play went on in a middle school during the holiday season during winter break. rachel: they call it winter break. pete: whatever a it is time you take off when it is really cold. the department of education is investigating a where a middle school where a covid play went on where unvaccinated -- this is a tweet, how do i pronounce that. will: i will go with antiguti. reporter: new york city mom, here is the tweet. upper "west side story." my son's middle school holiday show featured a song where the kids holding pfizer and moderna signs, were singing if you're not vaxed you're no friend of mine. to the tune of safety dance. one in five kids at the school are unvaxed. i, sometimes we say it is unbelievable. in this case it really should be. rachel: it is unbelievable on some lev

kyiv headed to the western part of this country to try to get away from the russians. >> john: trey yingst for us. hey, trey, b3 remarked it looks like the lights had gone out in kyiv. clearly you still got some power, but is it darker than it was? >> we still have power at our location. it's tough to tell because different parts of the city have had a little bit of trouble with power, but i don't think it's anything of note at this hour. >> john: putin trey, thank you >> sandra: what do you expect to hear? >> probably going to slap a couple of sanctions, nothing much. but he should say, sandra, number one, talk to the american people and sam going to reopen the american energy industry. what he should say to europeans as i got your back. i will provide energy security for all of the european countries. however we have to get it to you, we will make sure that you are covered. airlift, tankers, with got you covered. then he should say to the russians we are going to sanction you. we are going to drive down the price of oil. we are going to bankrupt you, and we are going to prevent any high-

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