jacqui: we didn't have a live translation for ukrainian president volodymyr zelenksyy so we will haveanslation, turn that tape around and bring you some of what he said but i'm taken by some of the things that we heard from boris johnson. we've had a tough time drawing this out in leaders in the u.s. he said ukraine must win, putin must fail and specifically we are going to continue to offer offensive military support. did not use the word defensive there. bryan: no, he did not use the word defensive. it's interesting just before this you had the uk prime minister boris johnson and german chancellor that they weren't willing to give them tanks. that was one step too far for them in terms of offensive weaponry but to have boris johnson in kyiv standing by him after giving the ukrainians 120 armored vehicles and also promising more economic sanctions is significant. the question, though, is, you know, there's been a lot of pressure, jacqui on them to do more than just incremental week by week sanctions and the more war crimes that we see the more atrocities that we see, it's going to be

the president has been on the spoken speaking countless time to ukrainian counterpart volodymyr zelenksyy substance russia invaded ukraine. also on the list are other important items that the united states is provide to go ukraine. ukraine saying they are gritful for those items. some of those items include laser-guided rocket systems and other types of artillery and the new york times first report, jacqui,soever yet-made tanks, the europes and allies working to get the tanks immediately. in special report, the ukrainian president says he's grateful for the u.s. help and appreciative of more help and he says the two talk quite often, listen. >> we are saying that ukraine would like to see among the leaders of those gurantors those who are joining the peace process and we would like to see the united states lead by the president and those leaders. david: the president in wilmington commissioned a warship, submarine. the president praised the u.s. defenses of the united states, talked about the importance of having allies and security across the world. he did not mention ukraine directly or

ukrainian president volodymyr zelenksyy called it a war crime. today, survivors looked for their missing loved ones. from this pile of abandoned luggage, a cell phone rings. this man says he can't find his mother. this is her suitcase, he says. she just doesn't answer my calls, he says. i'm trying to call her, but she doesn't pick up. the remnants of the missile lay on the ground. the phrase "for the children" in russian daubed in paint on it, meaning "on behalf of the children." for days, the kramatorsk train station has been a busy hub for those trying to evacuate, heeding government warnings to leave in advance of an expected major russian offensive. today, british prime minister boris johnson met with zelenskyy in kyiv, an unannounced show of solidarity, just 24 hours after the uk pledged another 100 million pounds in high-grade military equipment to ukraine. >> in the last few weeks, the world has found new heroes, and those heroes are the people of ukraine. >> reporter: but the battle is set to intensify. the kremlin announced that the lead

ukrainian president volodymyr zelenksyy warning that we have not yet seen the worst of the russian slaughterhe situation is very difficult in mariupol. it's clear that things won't get better. with each passing day it's more unstable. eric: u.s. officials confirming that the ukrainian missiles did sink flagship the moskva in the black sea and combat lose for any navy in 40 years. russia now warning that the u.s. will face, quote, unpredictable consequences if it keeps arming ukraine. republican congresswoman nicole is here and will join us on that in a moment. first let's go to lucas tomlinson in the white house and the biden administration arming of ukraine, lucas. lucas: president zelenskyy is warning russia can turn to nuclear weapons and the house republicans said earlier on fox news sunday if american weapons had arrived sooner russia might not have invaded. >> ukraine is not asking for american men and women to fight, all they're asking for is the weapons to defend themselves. if we would have taken those actions earlier instead of waiting to after russia invaded, they probably never w

ukrainian people and i recall just a few days before the war started asking ukrainian president volodymyr zelenksyyst, from the united states about how likely a russian invasion into this country was. and while it was a possibility, it was never the primary consideration. and while this country prepared for russia to invade and they have done a very good job at pushing back this offensive especially around the capital of kyiv the destruction at this level, the largest ground-fighting in europe since world war ii was totally unexpected and it is now playing out before our eyes here in ukraine. griff: it is, trey yingst in ukraine. we will check back with you. great insight from trey, jacqui, as he pointed they are bracing for another offensive that can be bloody. jacqui: well, russia is warning the u.s. to stop supplying weapons to ukraine as russian attacks are shifting to the eastern part of the country. jeff paul has the latest from lviv. jeff: yeah, jacqui a reality, we woke up to sirens in lviv. they believe russian forces fired to the lviv region and four shot down and intensified attacks is f