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When Russian troops advance, when Russian troops advance, and advance.

When Russian troops advance and its guns fire, Ukraine does not have enough ammunition to fire back.

Time is running out in Ukraine.

Defense expert Darum Masakat says Kyiv needs more from America now

if it stands any chance of beating back Russia.

And... Into the archives a look at Moscow's military crisis in the late 1990s and how it managed to build back

then covering war is a very intense experience and dealing

with a disease like this is quite intense. Veteran war correspondent Rod Nordland on how he terminal cancer diagnosis changed his life for the better.

Plus...

There is a private derangement syndrome, I think, on the right, which is spilled over even to summon the center.

The Georgia primary puts Biden and Trump officially on the road to a rematch.

Ex-Republican writer Bill Crystal tells Walter Isakson the GOP voters need to get real

about what's on the line in November. Oh, Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. European partners are trying to get on the same page about how far they'll go to help Ukraine

and make up for the dire US shortfall.

German Chancellor Schultz will host French President Macron in Berlin on Friday to hammer out

their differences and the road ahead.

The Kremlin is vastly out-producing the West in ammunition and weapons. And my first guest tonight says it's a bad sign for Ukraine

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