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Go to Economist.com and get your first month free. Happening now an intense new barrage of missile strikes in Ukraine as President

Zelinsky warns Russia's renewed military offensive may already be

getting started.

CNN was on the seat of attacks that sent civilians fleeing for cover,

including a giant blast just yards away from our crew.

Also tonight, Representative Ilana Omar is slamming the House vote to remove her from the Key Foreign Affairs Committee. The Democrat calling it an act of revenge by Republicans, but Speaker Kevin McCarthy

is denying any partisan tit for tab.

And new questions about additional videos related to the Tyrene Nichols fatal beating by police

after the DA told me up to 20 hours of footage has yet to be released.

I'll talk live this hour with the Nichols family attorney Ben Crump.

Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Plitzer. You're in the situation room. Tonight, Ukraine's warnings about Russia's next moves are growing more ominous and more urgent as

Vladimir Putin's forces unleash new attacks targeting Ukrainian civilian areas.

CNN's Fred Plitkin and Sam Kiley are both on the ground for us in Ukraine, with First Head reporting

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