As Russian troops occupy Ukraine’s largest nuclear power plant, and close in on a second nuclear facility, the U.S. and NATO believe Russia is poised to "bombard cities into submission in Ukraine", which could inflict many more civilian casualties.

Plus, the U.S. and NATO don't agree with a no-fly zone in Ukraine, Russian troops target peaceful villages, a news crew comes face to face with a Russian tank, and young men from around the world answer Ukraine's call to help fight "Russian war criminals".

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As Russian troops occupy Ukraine’s largest nuclear power plant, and close in on a second nuclear facility, the U.S. and NATO believe Russia is poised to "bombard cities into submission in Ukraine", which could inflict many more civilian casualties.

Plus, the U.S. and NATO don't agree with a no-fly zone in Ukraine, Russian troops target peaceful villages, a news crew comes face to face with a Russian tank, and young men from around the world answer Ukraine's call to help fight "Russian war criminals".

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A fire is still burning at Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the largest in Europe, following a Russian tank attack. Reports say the fighting has now stopped and radiation levels are currently normal. President Zelensky says it’s now time for Europe to ‘wake up’ to Putin’s brutal military assault on Ukraine.

As Russian forces advance in southern Ukraine amid the warning the “the worst is yet to come”, thousands of Russians are arrested in anti-war protests. Plus, the International Atomic Energy Agency is on ‘full alert’ over a potential nuclear disaster in Ukraine, and how the terrible reality the world sees is never seen in Russia, as new video footage emerges of devastating Russian military strikes on a Chernihiv apartment complex.

Air date: March 3, 2022.

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A fire is still burning at Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the largest in Europe, following a Russian tank attack. Reports say the fighting has now stopped and radiation levels are currently normal. President Zelensky says it’s now time for Europe to ‘wake up’ to Putin’s brutal military assault on Ukraine.

As Russian forces advance in southern Ukraine amid the warning the “the worst is yet to come”, thousands of Russians are arrested in anti-war protests. Plus, the International Atomic Energy Agency is on ‘full alert’ over a potential nuclear disaster in Ukraine, and how the terrible reality the world sees is never seen in Russia, as new video footage emerges of devastating Russian military strikes on a Chernihiv apartment complex.

Air date: March 3, 2022.

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The January 6 Committee alleges Trump and his Conservative lawyer John Eastman were part of a ‘criminal conspiracy’, including obstruction of an official proceeding and conspiring to defraud the U.S., as part of their efforts to subvert the 2020 election. CNN Senior Legal Affairs Correspondent Paula Reid joins to discuss what this could mean for the former president.

Kherson is the first major city in Ukraine to fall into Russian hands with Putin’s tanks and heavily armed soldiers now patrolling the city of 300,000 people. Plus, the DOJ launches a ‘kleptocapture’ task force targeting Russian oligarch’s yacht’s and high value assets, the U.N. reports 1 million refugees have fled Ukraine in a week, and the human cost of Putin's war, including one mother’s journey as she flees Kyiv with her four-year old child.

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The January 6 Committee alleges Trump and his Conservative lawyer John Eastman were part of a ‘criminal conspiracy’, including obstruction of an official proceeding and conspiring to defraud the U.S., as part of their efforts to subvert the 2020 election. CNN Senior Legal Affairs Correspondent Paula Reid joins to discuss what this could mean for the former president.

Kherson is the first major city in Ukraine to fall into Russian hands with Putin’s tanks and heavily armed soldiers now patrolling the city of 300,000 people. Plus, the DOJ launches a ‘kleptocapture’ task force targeting Russian oligarch’s yacht’s and high value assets, the U.N. reports 1 million refugees have fled Ukraine in a week, and the human cost of Putin's war, including one mother’s journey as she flees Kyiv with her four-year old child.

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With at least 406 civilians killed or injured after only five days, the International Criminal Court opens an investigation into the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Michael P. Scharf, Dean of the School of Law at Case Western Reserve University, joins to discuss if Russia’s aggression captured in video footage so far, has reached the criminal threshold.

A 40-mile long Russian convoy approaches Kyiv as U.S officials fear the worst is yet to come for the Ukrainian Capital. Plus, a coalition of Western and Asian countries are to “Freeze all assets” from the Russian Central Bank, and Ukrainian newlyweds Yaryna Arieva and Sviatoslav Fursin, who just hours after they tied the knot grabbed weapons and joined the fight to protect their country, speak out.

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With at least 406 civilians killed or injured after only five days, the International Criminal Court opens an investigation into the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Michael P. Scharf, Dean of the School of Law at Case Western Reserve University, joins to discuss if Russia’s aggression captured in video footage so far, has reached the criminal threshold.

A 40-mile long Russian convoy approaches Kyiv as U.S officials fear the worst is yet to come for the Ukrainian Capital. Plus, a coalition of Western and Asian countries are to “Freeze all assets” from the Russian Central Bank, and Ukrainian newlyweds Yaryna Arieva and Sviatoslav Fursin, who just hours after they tied the knot grabbed weapons and joined the fight to protect their country, speak out.

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The battle for Kyiv is underway as Russian troops close in on Ukraine’s Capital. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelelnsky says “many cities in our country are under attack, as the U.S. and NATO reassure support to Ukraine. CNN Senior National Security Correspondent Alex Marquardt reports live form Kyiv on this rapidly developing story.

Plus, CNN visits the sites of some of fiercest Ukraine-Russia fighting, a Ukrainian couple spend their first day of marriage collecting rifles to defend their country, and why winning  Ukraine is not a piece of cake for Putin.

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