Erin Burnett OutFront

The U.S. is warning China not to help the Russians as more Senators push Biden to give fighter jets to Ukraine. How much longer can the world stay out of Putin’s war? Also, the U.N. is calling one port city the center of hell because of mass graves, a maternity hospital bombing, people with no food, no power, no water, and no heat. Plus, a shocking display of dissent as a woman interrupts a live broadcast on Russian state television to protest Putin’s invasion.

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Multiple cities in Ukraine are under bombardment tonight as Putin takes his war to a dangerous new level. This as Ukraine says a city’s mayor was abducted by Russians with a plastic bag over his head. Plus, a touching story of dedication as Ukrainian students go to incredible lengths to continue learning in the face of war.

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Russian troops are advancing and making gains near Kyiv and in the South. The U.S. ambassador accuses Putin of war crimes as Russian forces encircle the city where they destroyed a maternity hospital. A Putin critic who has been poisoned twice joins to tell the world what he thinks Putin is capable of.

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The U.S. warns Russia could be on the verge of using chemical or biological weapons as Ukraine accuses Putin of genocide after an attack on a maternity hospital. Also, a reporter who was shot while reporting outside Kyiv joins to detail how he came under attack and how he survived. Plus, a Chinese journalist has received access to the pro-Russian separatist forces in Ukraine. Why?

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The director of the CIA says he believes Putin is angry, frustrated, and will likely double down to grind down the Ukrainian military with no regard for civilian casualties. The former foreign minister of Russia joins to answer how far he thinks Putin will go in Ukraine.

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An advisor to Ukraine's president said that 202 schools, 34 hospitals, and more than 1,500 residential buildings have been destroyed in Russian attacks in civilian and residential areas. Plus, President Zelensky made an appearance in his office for the first time since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, where he declared he is not hiding and is not afraid of anyone.

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CNN is on board a train full of children who are weak and sick trying to leave Ukraine. Filippo Grandi, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, said in a statement: "I have worked in refugee emergencies for almost 40 years, and rarely have I seen an exodus as rapid as this one."

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Putin is gaining ground in Southern Ukraine as the mayor of the second largest city in Ukraine tells us his people are under siege and constant bombardment. He says Putin is intentionally targeting civilians. Plus, the west is punishing Putin with new sanctions directed at Russian elites.

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A key city in Ukraine appears to be in Russian control tonight as the mayor of Kherson indicates Russia has now seized control. Putin is ramping up his air assault and more cities are on the verge of falling. Plus, Russia is facing mounting allegations that it is using weapons banned by many countries to inflict mass casualties. Will Putin use them against Ukrainian civilians?

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Explosions rock two major Ukrainian cities as President Biden prepares to call out Vladimir Putin. Volodymyr Zelensky speaks with CNN from his hidden bunker in Kyiv. Plus, a look at the lives of people fleeing Ukraine as an American couple desperately struggle to get their children out of the country.

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