one of the largest attacks on cargo and the red sea. secretary of state antony blinken was in the region warns "there will be consequences." cbs's charlie d'agata reports from israel near the red sea. >> reporter: tonight, new images show the moment a british warship fired its air defense system at incoming attack drones in the red sea. three u.s. destroyers took part in repelling a barrage of drones and missiles. in addition to f-18 fighter jets taking flight from the deck of the uss dwight d. eisenhower, aircraft carrier. the u.s. military central command describes a complex attack launched by iranian-backed houthi rebels in yemen involving 18 drones, two cruise missiles, and one antiship ballistic missile. it is one of the largest of more than two dozen attacks on vital shipping lanes in the red sea since november 19th, when houthi commandos brazenly boarded the galaxy leader cargo ship.
well, no one camps in my backyard. >> it's unclear if that couple will receive the $22,000 reward posted for his arrest. also unclear where burham will head next behind bars. he will not be returning to the same jail. now to the war in ukraine where tonight fighting is intensifying on the eastern front and russian president vladimir putin claims kyiv's counteroffensive is failing. his declaration comes at a crucial moment. a deal ato export grain safely through the fire will expire tomorrow. cbs's charlie d'agata reports from ukraine. a warning, some of the images are graphic. >> reporter: at this run down clinic not far from the front line, we expected to find a handful of soldiers wounded in fighting.
the potential, you know, short and long-term effects of a failure to pay our bills on t time. >> reporter: the president is sitting down with congressional leaders next week. the start of talks that could lead to a debt limit deal. but the two sides are so far apart when it comes to spending cuts, it's hard to see right now how they strike a compromise in time to avert a default next month. norah? >> norah: nancy cordes at the white house. thank you. overseas now to a wild accusation in the war in ukraine. russian authorities tonight are accusing ukraine of launching a drone attack on the kremlin in an attempt to assassinate president vladimir putin. cbs's charlie d'agata reports from dnipro that ukraine denies any involvement and warns russia could be using the incident to launch a large-scale attack. >> reporter: unverified footage appears to show an object flying toward the dome of the kremlin before bursting into flames. 1 of 2 drones brought down, said
the largest attack in more than a month. at least 25 people were killed and thousands more injured, with rescue crews still going through the debris of bombed out apartment buildings. cbs's charlie d'agata reports from dnipro, where civilians were targeted. >> reporter: a russian cruise missile slammed into a residential neighborhood in the early hours, tearing the building and the lives of those inside apart. this in the central city of uman come hundreds of miles from any frontline fighting. drone footage revealed whole tower blocks torn away in the blast. serhii lost everything except his life. "i have no place to live," he said. "my neighbors are gone. no one is left." it was the deadliest strike in a wave of missile attacks across the country, in the worst russian bombardment for more than a month. one missile ripped through a neighborhood near the city of
arrived. these were provided by poland, with more on the way. cbs' charlie d'agata reports from outside kyiv where ukrainians remain as defiant as they were on day one. >> reporter: the sheer courage of ukraine's soldiers and civilians alike has become legendary. when ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy made that defiant televised address after the invasion began, saying, "when you attack us, you will see our faces, not our backs." the fact is they were facing one of the most powerful armies in the world. day one of the invasion began with a brutal firefight that would prove pivotal early in the defense of kyiv. the battle of the airport. russian forces were deployed to secure the cargo air field not more than ten miles from the capital itself. call sign starsky was among the
captioni ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, we're here outside buckingham palace, witnessing history. and, the royal vigil, as the public mourning continues for queen elizabeth ii. the flag-draped coffin of the late monarch rests at st. giles cathedral in edinburgh, scotland, as the new king and his siblings stand watch by their mother's side. cbs' liz palmer is there. plus, our interview with the former prime minister, david cameron. prince harry's emotional tribute-- in his first his beloved granny, he thanks her for her advice. cbs's charlie d'agata reports tonight on why he won't wear a uniform at the queen's funeral. turning point in ukraine? a new military offensive that even surprised russia. cbs' debora patta is in kharkiv.
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