fox news trey yingst live in the capitol of ukraine and cave, edward lawrence joins us live from these. i'd like to begin live in the heart of the war zone with trey yingst. >> good afternoon, one year since russia invaded ukraine and there's no and insight. while it is difficult to predict the future and what comes next, today we look back at those who survived the first year of the conflict. >> he prays of the church the key suburb of bucha before the war, was a business owner. this married and had many friends. after living under russian occupation, his world collapsed. our family fell apart, the 65-year-old ukrainian explains. i lost the firm. before the war i had 65 employees. today i have six left. he lives alone, he and his wife divorced, his children moved to germany and he spends days delivering food to a local hospital trying to help the community. if you are lax, you will fall into depression and serious consequences he says. his story is not unique. when russia launched a full-scale invasion, one year ago they worked their way toward ukrainian capitol destroying every one

joining me, a man on the ground in ukraine, trey yingst. yingst. it's been a year.l their territory back? >> they believe they can get it back. they are prepared to fight tooth and nail for every inch of this territory. the russians continue to attack ukraine from the air and the ground. the weapons they need, the list is long. it has to do with fighter jets. they want the long range missiles that would allow them to target russian troops nearly four times their current ability on the battlefield. this is adding up to a year that will put everything into focus. there is understanding in kyiv this level of support can't continue forever and they need to make substantial gains on the ground. brian: the chances of the f-16s getting to their air force. are we going to give them to them once and tore all? >> we just spoke with ukraine's defense minister and he said he believed in the next month ukraine is going to get fighter jets. we don't know what type of fighter jet would be delivered to ukraine. but this provided a lot of information we didn't previously understand

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trey yingst, thank you very much live in kyiv. [chanting] "god bless america"!ng] eric: blue colors adorning a huge rally in washington d.c. held at the lincoln memorial. there to support and call on congress to continue sending military and financial aid to face the barbaric aggression from vladimir putin. many protesters now at the mall as you can see, gathering perhaps to have a march in washington d.c. cheering and supporting the side of democracy and western values as the world remains inspired by the spirit and determination of the ukrainians. one of the ukrainian american activists at the rally joins us from washington, cofounder and president of raz on for ukraine, a nonprofit supporting ukrainian troops since 2014. maria, welcome back. you've been on with us in the past several times. now it's one year of this war. what is the message of the rally today and your message to vladimir putin? >> thank you, eric. it's a great pleasure being part of your show and i wanted to thank you for being so supportive of ukraine. the message we have to putin today is t

trey yingst live in kyiv with the latest, hello, trey.nded across ukraine for the past few days as russian attacks on the country increase. the russians no longer hiding the fact that they are targeting civilian infrastructure in a statement today russian ministry's defense described massive strike against ukraine's facilities and ukrainian officials say attacks left millions without power due to emergency shutdowns. the video you're looking at here shows some of the aftermath, leadership in kyiv say most of the missiles were shot down by air defense systems. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenksyy discussing the strikes overnight. >> missile strike, attack with deadly drones and rockets too. targets with power plants and power transformers. trey: russian president vladimir putin has called donbas to be taken by march and ukrainian forces facing attacks in the eastern front line. ukraine will need to hold off the latest russian advance until more support arrives. with the one-year mark of the war two weeks away, ukrainians are bracing for

trey yingst in kyiv tracking war on ukraine. hello, trey. fighting continues on the eastern strategic city of bakhmut as reports indicate russian forces are close to cutting off supply lines in that area. now there are reports on the ground and they are matching the reports in british intelligence assessments that also indicate two key roads leading into this area are at risk of being lost to the russian advance. russian forces continue to use strategies that are difficult for ukrainian troops to defend against such as using waves of humans as cannon noter to push forward. the tense fighting in the east comes as russian missiles rain down on the northern ukrainian city today injuring four people. the ukrainian media warns attacks like this are expected to increase in the coming weeks. >> this is the third time russia hit the economy since the world started. however, this time was direct hit on the central building. 3 flows have been destroyed. the buildings that are nearby have also been seriously damaged. the windows have been blown out. th

trey yingst live in kyiv, thank you.t college students in their junior year abroad in paris or london or madrid. one club at university biology student from dallas, texas she is putting her life on the lien against vladimir putin's forces. alexis has volunteered to go fight in ukraine since the invasion began. she had no military training before this. she grew up in the lone star state. she says that mean she knows how to fire a gun preach she has done a lot more than that she has served as a medic on the front lines in eastern ukraine. she can fire at javelin antitank missile purchase demonstrated defense of democracy against the unforgivable war crimes of a russia in the mass dictator who is not going down in history with the likes like hitler, stalin, alexis, 28 years old joins us now prefers, my respect and admiration for what you have done it. many people watching would say why who would you leave the comfort of an ivy league classroom for the battlefield of ukraine? >> i decided to first go to ukraine when i saw 40

trey yingst in kyiv.time to bring in former defense intelligence agency officer rebekah koffler joining us this morning. i want to get back to nato and feels like the susan li doing most of the evansville -- u.s. is doing most of the heavy lifting here. >> ashley, we just for what specific reason? we have been providing billions of dollars worth of high-tech weaponry to ukraine. javelins, stingers, now patriot missiles and even tanks and deliberations within nato to possibly provide f16 war planes and the concern is obviously the conflict potentially will escalate out of control dragging in the united states. no one has specified achievable goals and the goal that the biden administration has stated is to evict the russians completely from the entire ukraine and including crimea and that's unachievable and this conflict exposed the biden administration and p pentagon's inability to plan ahead and they've been killed between russians and ukrainians and we now have a quarreler of a million -- quarter of a m

>> bret: all right, trey yingst there for a year. trey, thank you very much.e will look at the war's effects on russia and its people a bit later in the show. as mentioned, president biden is dedicating another $2 billion in aid to ukraine. he is also adding new sanctions against russia and he is sending a clear message to china. white house correspondent peter doocy has that part of the story tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. just a few minutes ago we saw president biden from the first time he got back from eastern europe. i had a chance to ask him about this potential china and russia alliance. >> china, starts arming russia in ukraine, what are you going to do? >> notify if they -- announcement ahead of time? >> so no big announcement, but right there he is acknowledging a potentially big problem. >> there is kind of a race, a competition to going on to shape what comes next. >> china wants in doing something the u.s. hasn't done yet. it proposing peace talks between russia and ukraine. but his team claims peace i

but first, to trey yingst live in kyiv where the first explosions sounded one year ago and remember you, trey, running from shelling out in those fields, i'm sure you remember it like it was yesterday. >> aishah, absolutely, good afternoon. one year since russia invaded ukraine and no end in sight. difficult to predict what lies ahead. we look back at those who survived the first year of the year. >> prays at a church in the kyiv suburb of bucha, before the war, he was a business owner. he was married and had many friends. after living under russian occupation, his world collapsed. i mean, our family fell apart, the 65-year-old ukrainian explains. i actually lost the firm, before the war i had 65 employees. today, i have six people left. he now lives alone. he and his wife divorced, his children moved to germany and he spends his days delivering food to a local hospital trying to help the community. if you relax you will fall into depression and serious consequences, he says. his story is not unique. when russia launched the full scale invasion one year ago, they worked their way toward

>> bret: trey yingst "fox news live" kyiv, thank you.ts in turkey and syria warn the window to find survivors from last week's earthquakes has nearly closed. at least 35,000 people were killed in those earthquakes. humanitarian groups insist they will require donations for months or even years after the rescue and recovery missions end. thousands have taken refuge in shopping malls, stadiums, mosques, tents and community centers up next, news about eyes in the sky. this time drones above the southern border and they do not belong to the u.s. we will take you there. first, beyond our borders tonight, tens of thousands of israelis protest outside the parliament building as prime minister benjamin netanyahu's government announce as plan to overhaul the legal system. the proposed have weeks of demonstrations dries of protest from influential business leaders and former military men and even prompt add statement of concern from president biden. and this is a live look at london. one of the big stories there tonight. a small meteoroid enters t

arthel: trey yingst reporting, thank you. here are some other headlines around the globe.a has committed crimes agains. six in germany without assessment at the munich security conference. in turkey and sierra earthquake and deaths now surpassed 46000. survivors are still being found 12 days after those twin quakes. search and rescue efforts are still underweight. in north korea, another long range missile test into the east sea off japan's west coast. this comes after the north warned of a strong response to upcoming joint military drills between the u.s. and south ko korea. in germany again secretary of state antony blinken is reentering calls or strict against north korea pre-met with ukraine's foreign minister. enter paula for of the second report finds pilot error in a january plane crash that killed 72 people. the reports of the pilot might have used the wrong lever upon dissent. an end result world famous celebrations are underway in rio de janeiro for the colorful festivities kicked off last night with plenty of performances and began in the 18th century. the five

ukrainian president zelenskyy sitting down with an exclusive new interview with fox correspondent trey yingstpened today, and a critical moment from the russian invasion. trey joins us, so, what did he tell you? >> sandra, good afternoon. ukrainian president zelenskyy told us that a new russian offensive is underway as we speak. he discussed a variety of topics, from u.s. military support to the possibility of peace talks. >> when was the last time you tried to call russian president vladimir putin? >> before the full scale invasion, i don't remember the exact day, but during the previous year i attempted to make several phone calls to him, even several days before the full scale war i was talking to leaders how it was happening and i told them that we can't have a conversation. >> would you be willing to speak with him now? >> no, no, i'm not interested. i mean, he's the one who doesn't keep his own word. >> what conditions would you need to have a conversation about peace with russian president putin? >> we could start talking about diplomatic steps with russia only after they will withdraw

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and trey yingst had a chance to talk about president zelenskyy warning of a big russian invasion coming joins us in kyiv. we spoke yesterday with president volodymyr zelenskyy discussing the situation on the ground and it comes just before a big development this morning, a massive prisoner swap between the russians and the ukrainians that saw dozens of prisoners traded back and forth. according to ukrainian officials some of the 116 ukrainians that were released were from units that defended that steel plant in the southern city of maripol and they're looking at special category prisoners partially mediated by the united arab emirates and around the city of bakhmut as they pushed forward against ukrainian positions. this drone video shows national guard firing artillery in the donbas region and they're awaiting the western battle tanks expected to go into use immediately upon arrival. and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy described a difficult situation in the east when speaking with fox news and added this overnight. >> the situation on the front lines remains tough, especially i

trey yingst is in ukraine with more.nd they're calling there must be consequences for crimes against the ukrainian people and those on the front lines telling us they need more western support. >> a ukrainian territorial defense captain checks monitors in the region. they're using drones to identify russian positions and direct ukrainian artillery fire. with the help of radio our troops transfer information where the movement of our enemy was seen so they can shoot the leader of the reconnaissance unit explains. they show off american made sniper rifles and they say they're thankful for american support and need more 0 ammunition and rockets to fill russian soldiers. we have a lack of heavy weapons. the sniper explains. while much of the world's focus remains on ukraine's eastern front, the south is where ukraine could soon reclaim more of their territory. for civilians with a year of shellings and attacks, that counter offensive could not come fast enough. >> and we live in fear, she says, we're scared for our children.

steve harrigan is in kyiv on the lasting impact of the war on ukrainian citizens, but first, trey yingstere the conflict now stands. trey. >> reporter: shannon, good morning. with less than a week until the one-year mark of the war, russian troops are pushing bard with a multi-front offensive and capture -- aimed at capturing more ukrainian territory. on the winding roads toward the front line, ukrainian equipment is moved into place. soldiers here have endured nearly a year of battle defending their territory. the southern front line remains active. we've heard ukrainian 1kwre9s overhead firing on russian positions. the russians continue to shell this area as heavy fighting continues in the zaporizhzhia region. russian troops are moving forward with their assault of southern and eastern ukraine with the heaviest fighting taking place for the strategic city of bahmoud in the donbas region. this time last year, ukrainian president volodymyr certificate eleven sky because -- zelenskyy was discussing the possibility of an invasion. >> we have a lot of information because we are on these bor

griff: t trey yingst, you and your team stay safe, jacqui.riff, after months of negotiations with russia, the body of an american soldier killed in ukraine has finally returned home. 24-year-old joshua alan jones, a veteran who volunteered to join the ukrainian war effort was killed in august, but russia refused to release his body for months. my next guest is ukrainian major sergei, thank you for being with us. he accompanied joshua's body to south haven, tennessee. tell me about everything that happened. i know that you know joshua well. you know him personally and you worked hard to get him home through a lot of obstacles. >> jacqui, that's, i mean, that's a really long story and i would like to say that, i mean, right now it's important to focus on the fact that here at home, he's a great warrior and he-- the united states and memphis, and should be staying proud of having such a person fighting for our freedom for democracy and for the good. jacqui: it seems like you are moved by his memory. i'm sure that having volunteers from all sorts

>> trey yingst in ukraine, trey, thanks very much.ncy says the death toll from last week's earthquakes has eclipsed 36,000. that pushes the combined number of those killed in turkey and syria to nearly 40,000. up next, bret baier shows us how sales from the strategic oil reserve impact gasoline prices at the pump and why they could send costs even higher. ♪ ♪ when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis keeps flaring, put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable, i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. and left bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc got in my way, i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when my gastro saw damage, rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and a chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check. check. and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack,

first to trey yingst live in kyiv. hi, trey. >> martha, good afternoon. today russian president vladimir putin made his statement of the nation address. while putin's threats against the west gained a lot of attention, it was his announcement today that russia is suspending its participation in the new start nuclear weapons treaty that was the headline here. inspections of nuclear facilities under this agreement had already been halted since 2020. but this new position illustrates a further fracture between russia and the west. putin's speech dragged on for more than 1 1/2 hours and filled with falsehoods. >> the responsibility for fermenting the ukrainian conflict, for its escalation and increasing number of victims lies entirely with the western elites. of course, the current regime in kyiv for which the ukrainian people are strangers. >> in reality, it was russia that innovated ukraine. putin's remarks comes 24 hours after president biden visited kyiv for support. during his trip, biden announced a $450 million military aid package. more details on the

trey yingst joins us from the ground in kyiv. what did putin lay out in his speech today?gillian, good afternoon. russian president putin made his state of the nation address. his threats towards the west gained a lot of attention but also made a major announcement, saying that russia is suspending its participation in the new start nuclear weapons treaty. inspections of nuclear facilities under this arms control agreement had already been halted since 2020, the new position illustrates a further fracture between russia and the west. the speech was more than an hour and a half and filled with falsehood. >> escalation and for the increasing number of victims lies entirely with the west elites, and kyiv for which the ukrainian people are essentially strangers. >> in reality, it was russia that invaded ukraine. putin's remarks come 24 hours after president biden visited kyiv. biden announced 450 million military aid package, anti-tank missiles and ammunition. more details are expected as an american congressional delegation was in the ukrainian capital this afternoon, led by

trey yingst is live in kyiv with the latest on this tragedy. at other details do we have at this point? >> john, good afternoon. an american volunteer and medic named pete reed was killed yesterday in eastern ukraine according to his family members. reed was working at the time as a medic trying to evacuate civilians. this morning i spoke with his brother chandler, described pete as the good kind of crazy. he said he dedicated his life to helping others, putting himself in harm's way to do so before he was a marine. he served two deployments in afghanistan, and then afterwards he decided to be a medic. he helped kurdish forces as they liberated mosul, and what to do when people were injured and the area in which he was killed, one of the hottest areas in ukraine, one of the most dangerous. we spoke yesterday with the ukrainian president who described the situation on the front lines and said his forces operating in that area are in grave danger. they are trying to push back a new russian offensive and people like pete, volunteers giving up their

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trey yingst, thank you so much.'s war in ukraine joining us yuri, thank you for being here. i want to get your reflections into into the second year of this war now. >> thank you, griff. one year ago a mad deranged dictator decided that it is in 2022 to invade a free nation, it is okay to kill its people, it is okay to throw 5,000 plus missiles at peaceful cities and was hoping that this would work and hoping that he would break our will, he was hoping that the strategy of fear would work to break ukrainians as well as the international community and he failed. so right now after the strategy of fear has failed, the kremlin is seemingly utilizing the strategy, they hope and think that they can outlast us, outsuffer us. now this is not possible. we've shown in the last 12 months that ukrainians are resilient and what's more important the international community has shown to the kremlin that ukraine is not alone in this freedom war. ukraine is not alone in defending our shared values and this is something that we all

exclusive interview with ukraine's president zelensky who just sat down with our foreign correspondent trey yingst reporting live from kyiv. hi, trey. >> in our exclusive interview with president zelensky, he said his country needs more advanced weapons and they need them now. russian has launched a new offensive in to ukrainian territory and zelensky wants u.s. lawmakers to understand what is at stake. >> there are some lawmakers in washington that say enough with aid to ukraine. what should those individuals understand about the consequences of reducing military aid to your country? >> i believe if we fall, he will capture maldova fast and then the baltic countries and then a war with poland. he will have an influence not only of the east of europe but will go further on. ukraine is a wall protecting from the return of the ussr from its influence. so if all of these lawmakers with all due respect, if they want to have a return of the ussr's influence under putin -- >> what do you believe is stopping the united states and nato allies from providing your country with more weapons and jets? >> we'r

foreign correspondent trey yingst reporting live from kyiv. hi, trey. >> martha, good afternoon.defend against a new russian advance. zelenskyy arrived today just north of london on a royal air force see 17. he was greeted on the runway by prime minister rishi sunak. later in the day, zelenskyy met with king charles at buckingham palace thanking him for supporting ukrainian citizens. it was zelenskyy's remarks before parliament that grabs the world's attention as he outlined the need for more heavy weapons and british fighter jets while speaking about unity against russia. >> we know russia will lose. [applause] we really know the victory, the victory will change the world, and this will be the change that the world has long needed. after we win together, any aggressor, it does not matter, big or small, will know what awaits him if he attacks international order. >> zelenskyy's remarks come as heavy fighting rages on in eastern ukraine around the city of bakhmut. the strategic town after cutting one of the main supply lines into the area. the continued russian push into ukrainian

trey yingst to watching as we tick toward the anniversary. live in kyiv with more. trey. >> john, good afternoon. today we spoke with ukraine's defense minister just hours before the one-year mark in the war. he discussed a variety of topics, but focused in on one specific thing, fighter jets, and he has this to say about the situation. >> and the same question we discussed with the partners, how long it will take training the pilot, with the experience, with their understanding of battlefield behavior, etc., etc. so it should be pragmatic decision. but god willing it could be done probably one month. >> you think you'll get fighter jets in a month? >> yeah, yes. >> how will that change the course of this conflict? >> again, it will strengthen our air defense capabilities and it will help us to deter russians in their positions and switch them or shift them on defending position. it help us to ruin their stocks, their fuel depot, their reserves. >> the defense minister also spoke about the expectations for the one-year mark in the war, he believes they will fire crui

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. >> trey yingst, one year as he sees it. drew, dr. drew pinski will talk about the rise in violence in schools as well as taking off the honor classes in schools. marc thiessen breaks down why the president of the united states is wrestling with domestic and foreign policy and slow to act on both, and kurt schilling, the new rules in baseball and why he's basically against all of them, and basically taking on the salary structure in major league baseball, where the mets got all the money and the pirates got none. will that work for the future of the national pastime. i hope everybody watches, i'm taking attendance. >> john: can't wait to see you hob knobbing with kurt at the christmas party this year. intense conversation. xr>> aishah: fox digital exclusive, another prosecutor, george soros', george gascon igniting more controversy. d.a. has suspended a prosecutor for five days without pay in essence for insensitive language regarding a child molestor and accused killer. sources tell bill he apparently misgendered the low life seen he

president volodymyr zelenskyy sat down with trey yingst. of that interview. >> if ukraine, if ukrainian war and i believe that's a global wall of democracy. we are this living wall. that's what i would like to underline, if we will fall this will be the start of the third world war or the recognition of the fact that nato member nations are standing by themselves on our own. >> brian: is he right? >> yeah. pretty much right. the fact is all of us who looked at this, the europeans and certainly our government, our intel, analysts like myself, absolutely realize if russia is able to take ukraine, they don't stop there. moldova aligned country, nate stow is likely next and then encroach on nato countries, particularly the baltics or romania, bulgaria. why do we know that? because putin has already told us that. we dismissed him as being a declining power and we under estimated his determination and his intent here and obviously we're not able to deter him. but president zelenskyy is absolutely right. we have got to stop russia now and he needs

trey yingst thank you very much, eric. >> guest: latimer putin is going down as a murderous dictatorible for the mass killings and devastation of another nation and its peoples for his own and twisted vision of restoring the russian empire. will he ever faced justice for his crimes against humanity? rebecca is here former defense intelligence agency officer. she is also the author of the book putin's playbook, russia's secret plan to defeat american she knows putin's thinking and his motives very well. so rebecca do you think there's any way for putin to be brought to the bar of justice and judgment for what he is doing or will he remain protected and isolated? will he escape or will there be any consequences for what he has done? >> i believe we need to do everything possible to hold him responsible. yes there is a lot we can do. he can face injustice and the international. but the question is, is that going to change his behavior? i spent my intelligence career on his target. putin and russian strategy. i can tell you, eric, regretfully it will not change putin's behavior. the reas

trey yingst is live in the area. >> the southern front line, they plan to hold out until russia is defeatedds toward the southern front are empty and quiet. that is until ukrainian jets roar overhead. the distant thud of incoming artillery, reminder that russian troops are just miles away as ukrainian forces hold positions nearby. the situation is tense, but it's under control, one soldier says. they tried to come from different directions but we repelled the attacks. >> vladimir putin says the zaporizhzhia region is part of russia. these soldiers disagree and are prepared to fight for every inch of their territory. >> the land they defend spans from large cities like zap -- and a cluster bomb landed down the street. >> my house is here, my home is here, my family is here. before the war, 7,000 people lived in the once quiet community along the river, only a handful remain. dr. galena was born and raised here. despite danger and lack of medical supplies has decided not to evacuate. i'm a family doctor, she says, i can't leave my patients. they need my help. >> when you look into the eyes of

foxes trey yingst is in the negro ukraine region with the latest that's right, with less than a weekto the one year mark of the war, vice president kamala harris said today that the world must act to hold russia accountable for crimes against the ukrainian people. this as ukrainian soldiers on the front lines tell us they need more western support. ukrainian territorial defense captain checks monitors at a field command center in the separation , a region his troops from 129th brigade are using drones to identify russian positions and direct ukrainian artillery fire with the help of radio. our troops transfer information where the movement of our enemy was seen so they can shoot, the leader of this reconnaissance unit explains outside soldiers under his command show off. american made sniper rifles. they say they're thankful for us support but need more artillery and rocket systems to kill russian soldiers. stupid post brewing. we have a lack of heavy weapons, ukrainian sniper alexander pavlenko explains. much of the world's focus remains on ukraine's eastern front. the south is wher