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... planning for the possibility of U.S. airdrops. Dr. Zaher Sahloul: This is something that has to be done because people are dying because of lack of food and lack of medicine. And this should not happen in 21st century.Nick Schifrin: For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... five years, 10 years, 15 years into the future to try and ensure that Russia can't do this, what it's done in Ukraine, elsewhere into Europe and NATO. But that will be a generational fight, perhaps. John Yang: Nick Schifrin, thank you very much. Nick Schifrin: Thanks, John.
... have nothing to lose, because, like, if we will lose this war, we will lose everything, our freedom, our country, our lives. Nick Schifrin: For Yura, that means there is no longer fear, only reverence for those whose sacrifice preceded his own. For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... outnumbered in terms of manpower, you're really in big trouble. And you saw this in Avdiivka, where the Ukrainians just suffered a humiliating defeat. Nick Schifrin: Michael Kofman, what is victory for Ukraine and can it achieve it? Michael Kofman: Yes, what does victory look like? Ukraine is able ...
... accepted by both sides. The minute there is a just solution, Palestinians have a state they can call their own, UNRWA will cease to exist. Nick Schifrin: Grisha Yakubovich, take on that point that Matthias Schmale just made. That is that he and other people in charge of UNRWA have ...
But, besides, I'm -- as I said... (Crosstalk) Nick Schifrin: Do you think the U.S. is acting in the correct way to prevent war? Alexander Tah-Ray Yui: Well, we're very heartened and we are very appreciative that, every time the U.S. leaders, as well as other ...
... Nick Schifrin: Eastern flank. Radoslaw Sikorski: It is not by accident that, the closer you are to Russia, the more you're spending on defense. Nick Schifrin: In the past, Poland has resisted or worried about Europe making military plans, making defense plans outside of NATO. Are you reconsidering those ...
Sameh Shoukry: Well, let me not try to speculate on a hypothetical, but it would certainly be a very dramatic turn of events that will have severe repercussions on the crisis, on the Palestinian cause on Egypt's security, and we will deal with it. Nick Schifrin: What do you ...
... a much more dangerous world. Nick Schifrin: So, how do you see this war ending? Kaja Kallas: I see this war ending with Russia going back to Russia. That is actually very, very simple and easy. Nick Schifrin: Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, thank you very much. Kaja Kallas: Thank you.
... to the shelters. Nick Schifrin: There's missiles fired -- being fired now? Moshe Davidovitz: Just now, yes. So I want to thank you. Thank you. Bye-bye.Nick Schifrin: And so the danger to the people and of wider war is inescapable. For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
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