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Liberate kherson began with strikes on russian command post, as well as hitting supply lines and escape routes for the russian troops. so far, this does not look like the battle of the. bulge its -- a lot more strategic it. seems in the coming days, there will be an expectation of air and ground operations wrapping up. when that happens, will the ukrainians be able to hand on to those early wins, but also getting to make new gains? and what is the russian fight back look like? how messy and how ...

Military planner, how much of an impact could these drones have? >> yeah, they could have a significant impact. russia is currently training soldiers there in iran to be ready to receive the majority of these uavs that are supposed to be shipped. approximately 100 or so uabs are to be shipped to russia to be used in ukraine. there are also some that are now going into ukraine as we speak. you can expect these to be used in a myriad of modes, number one as surveillance, number two, as intel gathe...

They say he likely saved lives while sacrificing his own. >> surrat engaged with the o dim and may very well prevented further deaths. he acted heroically during this terrible incident. >> now, the suspect died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. police are working to determineful he possessed the firearm legally. turning to a big development in ukraine, were learning that the ukrainian counteroffensive in the southern part of the couny is now under way in an effort to retake that key city of...

Organisations that would flourish there, particularly al-qaeda and isis. and i believe we have less capability now than we did before to monitor and suppress the development of those activities. so in that sense, yes, i believe we are less safe now than we were before. and what was your reaction then when the leader of al-anda, zawahiri, was found in downtown kabul? well, i was pleased, i was pleased that we got him. weve been looking for him for a long time. weve been out of afghanistan a year....

Access, so there is a major, major problem. we definitely need and we are building a logistics capability to support the government in understanding how we can get the relief supplies to those people in need. ., ., , ., need. some of the images we are lookin: at need. some of the images we are looking at are _ need. some of the images we are looking at are extraordinary - looking at are extraordinary and devastating, heavy ever faced disaster like this unfolding now, before? personally, i have m...

Government with the response. you are working with the government closely on the emergency response, what do they need most?— emergency response, what do they need most? that has built u . they need most? that has built u- over they need most? that has built up over years _ they need most? that has built up over years of _ they need most? that has built up over years of capacity - up over years of capacity building, especially after the devastating floods in 2010, the government does have an c...

About. it is exploring space further than weve ever explored it before. and so now, we have a reason. we have the capability. and its time to go. >> and lastly, you just mentioned it. there is this sense that, no official time line just yet, but if the moon landing happens by 5 or soon thereafter, mars would be the next step. that, of course, would be new for humankind, to be able to reach a new planet. how significant would that be? is that the goal nasa has been working towards? is there any s...

With our accommodations and transport vehicles and future roving vehicles that that works for us and allows us to expand the capability of exploration which is something, especially nasa and other space agencies, have wanted to do for a long time. since apollo. get beyond low earth orbit and make their way to mars eventually so it is a big, ambitious goal. so yes, robots can provide a lot and can actually make the environment safer for the humans but theres always good balance between bringing i...

We never effectively held them to task for the other inattentive fact was to keep the afghan government out of negotiate a process for it that had a profound deflationary effect on morale both in the government of afghanistan and other forces in the field. jennifer: the suicide bomber at abbey gate was released after you left. you gave the order to leave why did you not close these risen or secure the prisoners there before you left? >> we had no capability to do that. first of all we were not g...

Kherson, crucial to the control of ukraines southern coast as well as access to the black sea. also this morning, the battlefield moving dangerously close once again to the nuclear power plant, europes largest in zaporizhzhia. overnight, at least nine people were killed when a nearby town was shelled. joining me is the former president of ukraine, petro poroshenko. mr. president, thank you for joining us this morning. >> its a pleasure. thank you. >> so, first on this potential counteroffensive....