Ukraine prepares for the fight to come as Russia releases assault

As Russian President Vladimir Putin releases its assault on Ukraine, individuals the nation over are scrambling to leave or face getting found out in the crossfire. Gem Gooman singh clarifies how a few Ukrainians will remain behind and wage war, and everything Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is saying to his country.

With the attack in progress, Western countries are additionally hitting back with harder financial authorizations. Jackson Proskow takes a gander at what Moscow will not be permitted to do, what areas of its economy stay solid, and how there's a discussion among the West with regards to what move to make.

Canada has additionally hit Russia with more authorizes following the Kremlin's assault on Ukraine. Dawna Friesen talks with Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly on the means Canada is taking and not taking, and Mercedes Stephenson examines Ottawa's reaction.

Canadian columnist Neil Haus, who is in Kyiv, talks about the circumstance in Ukraine's capital, and what individuals there dread the most.

Additionally, will the huge number of authorizations on Russia truly have an effect? Jeff Semple clarifies the questions, and why a few potential measures could bring ramifications for Western countries.

Likewise, how can Russian President Vladimir Putin legitimize his horrendous intrusion of Ukraine? Eric Sorensen clarifies what international intentions might be driving Putin's activities, regardless of whether his mission will go past Ukraine, and how this mission could blow up.

Further more as setbacks rise and incalculable lives stay in peril in the midst of Russia's attack, individuals all over the planet are likewise revitalizing in fortitude for Ukraine. Mike Armstrong reports.