Ukrainian building where spikes and Molotov cocktails are made to attack Russians features a picture of Lenin?

“It’s the first major city in Ukraine to fall to the Russians.  There they are, Putin’s invaders marching through the streets of Kherson.  Many residents went underground for safety.  In the capital city of Kiev, bombardment continued overnight.  CBS News’ correspondent, Charlie D’agata was stunned by a massive attack as he wrapped up a live report.

[Charlie D’Agata:] ‘What the hell was that?’

[CBS Crew:] ‘It’s almost like lightning.  It’s a big flash.’

Then, another flash lights up the sky.  He dodged for cover.

The city of Kharkiv to the west was also pounded today.  This missile strike was captured on dashcam video.  The Ukrainians are putting up stiff resistance; the Defense Ministry released this video showing artillery being fired at Russian tanks.

A brewery has been converted into a Molotov cocktail factory.  They’re also making spike strips to slow down the invaders.  This drone video shows the wreckage of Russian military vehicles after a firefight, and questions continue to surround that forty-mile convoy on the outskirts of Kiev.

[Fox News:] The long line of tanks and artillery is stalled, according to the Pentagon.

[John Kirby, formeUS Navy Admiral:] We do believe that they have experienced logistic and sustainment challenges.

President Zelenskyy held a press conference today seen around the world.

[Zelenskyy:] I have to talk with Putin, the world has to talk with Putin, because there are no other ways to stop this war.

Military experts warned Putin with his overwhelming military arsenal has the upper hand.

[Stephen Fabian:] Do you believe that this underdog story of the Ukrainians’ successfully defending their country is just wishful thinking?

[Bill Roggio:] Unfortunately, it is.  The Ukrainians are fighting valiantly, but they are giving up ground continually.  The Russian advance is just… it’s a grinding advance.

Thousands of people in Kiev are seeking sanctuary in the subway stations.  Some have even set up tents.  One million refugees, mostly women and children have fled.”