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>> reporter: russian state tv for the first time acknowledged that a senior airborne commander and several soldiers have been killed. while still outgunned the ukrainians feel they might slowly be turning the tide. the armed forces of ukraine continue to deliver devastating blows at groups of enemy troops who are trying to consolidate and hold the captured defensive lines a ukrainian army spokesman said. the ukrainians say they are launching counterattacks against russian troops. this video alle...

Airborne troops. while cnn cannot independently verify the information, russian state tv for the first time acknowledged that a senior airborne commander and several soldier versus been killed. while still outgunned, the ukrainians feel they might slowly be turning the tide. the armed forces of ukraine continue to deliver devastating blows at groups of enemy troops who are trying to consolidate and hold the captured defensive line, a ukrainian spokesman says. the ukrainians say they are launchin...

Russian military have been costly. ukraine military claiming a major battlefield victory as it pushes back against the invading russian army. with that angle heres cnn -- >> another blow to vladimir putins military. ukrainian forces claiming they ambushed this convoy of russian airborne troops. while cnn cannot independently verify the information, russian state tv for the first time acknowledged a senior airborne commander and several soldiers have been killed. while still out gunned, the ukrai...

So the delegates have landed, and these are the first pictures this morning of delegates in istanbul ready to begin talks in roughly around an hours time. these are the first face—to—face negotiations in weeks. none of the others have proven fruitful so far, and there is scepticism that there will be a positive outcome this time around. russia is demanding ukraine abandon any intention ofjoining nato ? something president zelensky has said he would compromise on. whilst ukraine is aiming for...

Infantry and congressional candidate sean parnell joins us now react. hey, sean. >> good morning. ainsley: thank you for your service. mulling sending 7,000 troops to iran specifically. are you in favor of it. >> maybe not iran. they are talking about sending carrier groups and artillery units. can i tell you a story about iran? ainsley: yeah. >> when i was in afghanistan my unit build the command post. it was half complete. i get a call in the middle of night 4:00 in the morning saying there ar...

In that we were one of the few to make daylight jumps. most paratroop drops were done in darkness before a dawn if possible. it was our actual jump and landing and assembling on the ground was uneventful because there were no enemy troops firing at us. thank goodness. >> martha: thank goodness. you say the first time you flew out of an airplane you jumped out of it. why did you volunteer to be a paratrooper? >> because i was wondering if i could deal with jumping out of an airplane. but i had be...

What was it -- i dont want to probe too much because i dont want to ask anything you think is inappropriate. i want to be sensitive to this. but is it the action of taking a life? is it survivors guilt from a battle buddy that didnt make it home? is it the carnage of war? what -- what exactly is your pts rooted in? >> all those things. ive experienced all those things, all three. there are a lot of stories ive never shared. but one i decided to share for the first time this week is from when we ...

Life, is it survivors guilt from a battle buddy that didnt make it home? is it the carnage of war? what exactly is your pts rooted in? >> all those things. i experienced all those things, all three. there are a lot of stories i never shared. one i decided to share for the first time this week is from when we were, on the third or fourth day of the invasion heading north towards bagdad, and the iraqi army and some special forces were attacking us heading south. there were a number of vehicles hea...

Hero, an army medic who ran into danger, saving his comrades, even after he was injured himself. >> in those 48 hours, jim rescued ten american soldiers, and tended to countless others. he was 1 of 32 men who fought until the end. they held their ground against more than 2,000 enemy troops. >> there for the emotional ceremony, aside from his family, ten men who fought alongside him, and five of those men, he saved. there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the mass escape. ...

Jim volunteered to hold a blinking light in an open field to signal for a supply drop. he would not yield. he would not rest. he would not stop. and he would not flinch in the face of sure death and definite danger. though he was thousands of miles from home, it was as if the strength and pride of our whole nation was beating inside of jims heart. jim did what his father had taught him. he gave it his all and then he just kept giving. in those 48 hours jim rescued ten american soldiers and tende...