Ukraine.

Ukraine.

This is according to UN Human Rights Commission.

About 1,200 civilians killed Ukrainians, 100 children in that group. 100 children are dead because of Vladimir Putin.

Just think about that.

About 10 million refugees we reported last week, and that number is coming up.

4 million have left the country, 6 million wandering around in Ukraine.

This is for the UN High Commissioner for refugees. Russian casualties are estimated

between 7,000 and 15,000 Russian troops. Nobody knows. The Russian government reports 1,351

troops killed. That's a lot. They're saying it, but it's far more than that because they're going to tell you the truth.

The only free press organ in Russia named Novaya Gazeta, okay, has been shut down.

So Putin says, no reporting at all. We don't want anything other than what the government's going to tell.

And there are negotiations that will be between the Russians and the Ukrainians in Turkey,

I assume Istanbul might be Ankara, on Tuesday and Wednesday. I don't think it'll lead to anything.

Now, Putin said he invaded Ukraine because he doesn't want NATO on his eastern border. NATO's doubling its presence on the eastern border because of the, and I said this

last week, invasion. So Putin, you know, next time you hear Putin smart, maybe not. Joe Biden.

So he's back in D.C. after a three-day trip, Brussels and Poland.

But in Poland, he, I mean, all right, just roll the tape on Biden in Poland.

Ukraine will never be a victory for Russia, for free people refused to live in a world of hopelessness

and darkness. We will have a different future, a brighter future, rooted in democracy and

principles, hope and light, of decency and dignity of freedom and possibilities. For God's

sake, this man cannot remain power.

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