Fox News Podcasts Presents the Brett Bear Podcasts with Fox News Chief Political anchor Brett Bear.

Tonight an exclusive sit-down with Ukraine's president, Vladimir Zelensky, on the front lines for the first time ever,

just a mile and a half away from Russian troops. We traveled by overnight train to Kiev from Poland,

then to Kharkiv and armored trucks, and on to Kupansk, where artillery rounds could be heard

throughout our interview from Russian forces and Ukrainian forces back and forth,

just a mile and a half away.

Mr. President, thank you for the time.

Thank you.

Just a few kilometers from the front lines.

We've been hearing artillery volleys back and forth all morning.

And, you know, we sat here and thought two years. You know, in the first days when

Russia invaded, many experts thought Keeb was going to go down in two weeks. Here we are two years

sitting right near the front lines. As you make an effort to get support around the world,

where do you see this war right now?

Thank you so much, Brad.

First of all, thank you your team that you came here.

It's very important for me, like I said before, before we started.

That's important for me, the United States to see different war in the capital and here

closer to frontline. So first of all, we are here and it's very important because of the first

days when Russia said that they will occupy us. We've been in the capital and their troops and soldiers been around and a lot of our territories, houses have been occupied.

Now we are here, we are fighting two years ago. Half of those territories, we deoccupied it.

And of course, first of all, this resilience and strongest of our warriors,

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