Happening now.

Russia says the long and very bloody battle for the Azovstahl

steel plant is over.

Gremlin forces now on the brink of control over the entire city of Mario Pole

nearing Moscow's biggest victory of the war.

This, as Ukraine's president decries Russia's quote,

absolute evil missile strike, which leveled a cultural the crises on his first visit to the region as president, Putin's invasion, China's rise

and threats of a North Korean missile test casting a shadow over his trip.

Here in the United States, the baby formula shortage throws the White

House into crisis mode. The supply crunch is worsening tonight, raising serious

questions over when parents will finally see relief.

We want to welcome our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Blitzer, you're in the situation.

Tonight, President Biden confronting multiple challenges on the world stage as he makes his first presidential trip to Asia. CNN, Melissa Bell is tracking the latest battlefield developments from Kyiv.

Our chief White House correspondent, Caitlin Collins, is traveling with the president in South

Korea and see that as Barbara Starr is watching the North Korean missile

threat from the Pentagon. First let's go to Melissa and the Ukrainian capital

for us. Melissa, it appears Russia is about to secure its biggest victory since Putin launched his

invasion nearly three months ago.

It's been a long time coming, Wolf, but tonight it is a huge

swathe of territory in the hands of Russia, essentially the fall of

Mariopole providing that land bridge between Crimea

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