Erin Burnett OutFront

The Pentagon is warning Putin has a lot of firepower left as U.S. lawmakers learn of what we understand is an alarming timeline for when the Ukrainian capital and other cities may fall. This as world leaders are calling Putin irrational and a changed man. The serious question tonight: has the Russian leader lost any capacity intellectually?

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Air raid sirens could be heard across Kyiv as sources say the U.S. is concerned the Ukrainian capital could fall to Russia within days. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky gave a message late Friday night warning that "the fate of Ukraine is being decided right now" as Russian forces close in on the country's capital. This as, for the first time, the NATO Response Force has been activated as a defensive measure in response to Russia's ongoing invasion. CNN correspondents reporting from across Ukraine join Erin to give the latest updates on what's happening in cities throughout the country.

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More than 160 missiles came down on Ukrainian military sites today after Russia began its assault on the country. President Zelensky also says Russian sabotage groups have entered Kyiv and that "the enemy marked me as target number one." This as all Ukrainian men aged 18-60 are now banned from leaving the country.  

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Airports in Eastern Ukraine close as Zelensky says the “trigger” for Russian invasion could be “any minute.” This as Ukrainian President Zelensky says he tried to call Putin but was unsuccessful.

Also, two prosecutors leading the Trump inquiry in New York City abruptly resign.

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Biden calls Putin’s actions an invasion and hits Russia with severe sanctions, targeting some Russian banks. Plus, we will take you to the Russian side of the border tonight where tanks and artillery are moving in. 

Also, Ahmaud Arbery’s killers are found guilty of hate crimes. U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland emotionally responds to the verdict saying it was “racism that fueled them.”

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Russian troops could start moving into Ukraine as soon as tonight. This as Putin claims two new territories in eastern Ukraine. It is said that Putin’s recent speech was used to incite war. Former CIA Deputy Chief of Russian Operations John Sipher joins to discuss what the U.S. can do to stop escalation in the region.

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We are live in Ukraine as President Biden says Putin has made up his mind to invade Ukraine. We’re learning nearly half of Putin’s forces surrounding this country are in attack position. Is there any hope for diplomacy? Plus, exclusive new images of Putin’s military buildup show there is significant Russian equipment already inside Ukraine. 

Also, the National Archives reveals it is talking to the Justice Department about classified documents that Trump took to Mar-a-Lago. Is the former president about to be in serious legal trouble?

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America's top diplomat outlines scenarios Putin could use to justify war including a mass grave, a staged drone strike, or an attack using chemical weapons. Plus, the CEO of one of the largest tech companies in Ukraine discusses the war over money crushing Ukraine’s economy. You’ll find out something you probably never knew about an industry that could help save Ukraine.

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We are live in Ukraine tonight as the United States says Russia has added 7,000 more troops along the Ukraine border. U.S. officials are also now monitoring a new bridge being built. We’ll take you to a military recruitment center where residents are taking no chances when it comes to protecting their streets and their homes. Senate Armed Services Committee Chairmen Jack Reed also joins to answer what worries him the most about recent developments along the Ukraine border. 

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We are live from Ukraine, a country with 150,000 Russian troops now surrounding it as President Biden warns Putin that the United States is ready no matter what happens. Plus, meet the men ready to fight the Russians on the streets of Ukraine.

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