i look for i am very surprised with a peaceful for example, musicians, actors, doctors, how they stay with the uniform. they never expected to take the weapons and their hands. but right now, they want to defend his city. meanwhile, inside russia, a regional governor claims to ukrainian helicopters attacked this oil depot for the ukrainian border. you can see fence ministry is refusing to confirm or deny involvement. if confirmed, this would be the first time ukraine executed an attack on russian soil. yesterday, vladimir putin ordered the drafting of 134,500 new conscripts into the army. russia claims that they won t
i am very surprised with a peaceful for example, musicians, actors, doctors, how they stay with the uniform. they never expected to take the weapons and their hands. but right now, they want to defend his city. meanwhile, inside russia, a regional governor claims to ukrainian helicopters attacked this oil depot for the ukrainian border. you can see fence ministry is refusing to confirm or deny involvement. if confirmed, this would be the first time ukraine executed an attack on russian soil. yesterday, vladimir putin ordered the drafting of 134,500 new conscripts into the army. russia claims that they won t be sent to ukraine.
these areas. arthel: and here s another thing, colonel. last thursday putin ordered 134,500 conscripts to fight his war against ukraine, men ages 18-27, to fight in the his war against ukrainians for 12 months. so what happens when ukraine needs more fighters? well, i think one of the things that we are first seeing on ground and talking to people over in russia and ukraine is the fact that the conscripts in russia are doing a lot of things to themselves specifically and physically to not have to be conscripted into this army and this fight that they don t really want to be a part of. and i think as they see more and more of the casualties coming back from ukraine, the people of russia are going to be less tolerant of what s going on there in the first place. as far as ukraine is concerned, i think they ve got an entire population of people for the most part that is ready and willing to fight for their nation. we ve lost a lot of folks into poland and other portions of
t-shirts saying things like don t fauci my florida. not only is governor desantis not abiding by public health decisions, he s fundraising off of this. desantis has been trying to block biden and his administration over ruling the cdc even when it comes to their science based recommendations to beat back the virus. there has been talk about potentially people advocating at the federal level. you re trying to lock people down, i m standing in your way why don t you do your job? i don t want to hear a blip about covid from you. desantis might not want to hear a blip but that doesn t change the reality that his state is suffering. florida just reporting it had more than 134,500 cases of covid
gulf coast. he is in alabama getting a first-hand look at the biggest environmental disaster response in u.s. history. here is where the cleanup stands right now. about 134,500 barrels of oil have been collected since bp placed a containment cap on the leaking well on june 3rd. bp has skimmed almost 475,000 barrels of oily liquid from the surface of the gulf. 2.5 million feet of containment boom have been used on the spill zone. bp estimates the operation has cost about $1.6 billion and counting. the white house says bp now appears willing to set up a fund to compensate victims of the oil disaster that would be run by a third party. but in the midst of this crisis does the company have the billions and billions of dollars necessary to put in such an escrow account as some democrats are demanding? lisa sylvester has been looking into that for us. tell us what you re discovering.