Good evening for the first time since the war in Ukraine began almost 11 weeks ago.

Russian civilian inside Russia has been reported killed.

Russian official says this occurred in the village in the Belgorod region that area is

about 6 miles from the Ukrainian border near Ukraine's second largest city, Kharkiv.

Kharkiv has been repeatedly jealous, you know, and there has been intense fighting in

areas around the city.

In just the last several days, Ukrainian officials say they've liberated a number of towns in

villages near Kharkiv.

Russian officials say the region where they reported the civilian killed has seen several

explosions in recent weeks.

The cause, they say, were missiles and bombs.

Now Ukraine has not confirmed nor denied responsibility for the blasts.

Another major development today, a possible step toward Finland joining NATO.

Its president and Britain's prime minister agreed to assist each other at militarily

should either country face attack.

Finland shares a roughly 800 mile border with Russia, which has threatened military and

political consequences should Finland or Sweden actually join NATO.

This was the message from Finland's president to Vladimir Putin should that happen.

If that would be the case that we join, well my response would be that you cost this.

Look at the mirror.

So there's a lot to get to tonight, including a one-on-one interview with one of Vladimir

Putin's most high profile critics who's just made a daring escape from Russia, should

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