Hello everyone and welcome to Amamport live from Kyiv. Here's what's coming up.

We would really like for the support, especially the amount of support

to stay the same. In an exclusive joint interview with Ukraine's first couple,

President Zelensky tells me he hopes US support stays strong after the midterms.

Then, I'll be the next US senator from Pennsylvania.

So the balls were slightly off again no red wave. I'm joined by Democratic Senator Tim

Kane and Republican Congressman Adam Kinzinger. Also ahead.

Against the victories that the Ukrainians are achieving on the battlefield

shows that our support is making a difference.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg joins me, we discuss whether the Alliance remains

steadfast behind Ukraine.

Plus, New York Times reporter, a Stead Hernden, talks to Harry Trinovasan about the political

forces shaping this midterm result. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in Kyiv.

In the battle to liberate Ukrainian territory, all eyes tonight are on statements

from the Russian Defence Minister, who has publicly ordered the withdrawal of forces from

Khersons West Bank. This as Ukrainian forces advanced towards that strategic

city from two directions and Kherson has been the only regional capital taken by Russia since

February's invasion and I just sat down for an exclusive joint interview with President

Zelensky and the First Lady and I asked about the status of a

Ukrainian counter-offensive against Russians occupying Kherson.

I'll try to answer in a way that doesn't give you an answer to be honest because these

planned military actions they are discussed in a small circle but then they're executed in silence.

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