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Keeves wartime crisis just got worse as Russia says its plane returning 65

Ukrainian POWs crashed killing all on board. A report from the field where the country's need for military

aid is urgent. Then immigration is a big deal, big deal, a very big deal. We have

millions and millions of people flowing into our country illegally.

Winning in New Hampshire, Trump doubles down on his signature message.

I'll ask a frontline mayor in Texas, Republican Javier Villalobos,

whether anyone has laid out a successful strategy.

Plus, if we don't die from air strikes, we're going to die from dehydration and starvation.

A sneak peak into hell. We bring you a day in the life and death of Gaza.

Next, with a Trump-Biden rematch looking more and more likely how allies around the world are trying to trump proof with

journalists Emily Maitless and Mark Landler. Also ahead there has to be economic

warriors in the racial wealth gap in his community.

Michelle Martin speaks with director John Hoffman and his inspiration Arlo Washington. Oh, Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. It's been 700 days since Vladimir Putin launched his illegal

invasion on Ukraine whose fate hangs dangerously in the balance now.

Adding to the misery a regular prisoner swap appears to have ended in tragedy

as Russia says a military transport plane crashed near the border

killing at least 65 Ukrainian prisoners of war on board and the latest Russian missile strikes across Ukraine

killed 18 people and injured at least 130.

Kieve remains resolute but says their forces are no longer receiving enough ammunition

and air defense missiles from the United States and NATO allies.

Correspondent Fred Plitkin joins me now from Eastern Ukraine.

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