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Thanks to a fierce Ukrainian resistance, Russia has been frustrated by its inability to

capture any major cities so far, which is why more and more, they've decided to just

bomb those cities from the sky.

Apartment complexes, hospitals, basically the less threatening the building, the more

Russia wants to bomb it.

And that has led to a fierce debate in the West over how to respond.

Should NATO send Ukraine fighter jets?

Should NATO enforce a no-fly zone over Ukraine?

So far the answers to both of those have been no.

Over fears that doing either would spark a direct conflict between NATO and Russia.

But over the weekend, it was Russia edging everyone closer to direct conflict.

A war that many fear could spill into other countries has taken a dangerous turn with

Russia firing on a Ukrainian military base close to the Polish border and the NATO alliance.

The sky turned red, witnesses say, when roughly 30 Russian missiles struck the Yavodov

training base in Western Ukraine, leaving this smoldering crater, 35 people dead, and

an escalation of the war now only a few miles from Poland, a key NATO ally.

The base was routinely used by US and NATO trainers over the years.

The attack came a day after Moscow warned it would try to destroy foreign shipments of

weapons to Ukraine, calling them, quote, legitimate targets.

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