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nick paton walsh got access to the footage. here is his report. >> it has become the most beleaguered symbol of russian occupation. this weekend, moscow saying this incident was just a smokescreen, foiling that ukrainian attack on the four billion dollar kerch bridge, the link between russia and occupied crimea that putin seems to dote on. now cnn has obtained exclusive footage, heralding a new wave of warfare. of another earlier devastating ukrainian seaborne drone strike there in july. from the ukranian security services, the sbu, who say they did it and more will follow. this is exactly what the drone pilot saw. thermal imagery, the water rippling, it's up to a ton of explosive approaches the bridge. faith then obviously wednesday as it hit the concrete. russian officials said two civilians died in the attack. cameras on the bridge captured the first blast on the road section. the cursor shows the drone moving in.
did it and more will follow. this is exactly what the drone pilot saw. thermal imagery. the water rippling. as up to a ton of explosives approaches the bridge. the feed then obviously went dead as it hit the concrete. russian officials say two civilians died in the attack. cameras on the bridge covered the first blast on the road section. the cursor shows the drone moving in. and another on the railway tracks at about the same time. ukraine has been coy, some officials saying these huge blasts are from, quote, unidentified floating objects. but no long why err. the head of the ukrainian security services told cnn this is just the start. >> translator: sea surface drones are a unique invention of the security service of ukraine. none of the private companies are involved. using these drones, we have recently conducted successful
officials did not reveal any further details. cnn reached out to franco's representative for comment on the investigation. the 22-year-old stepped away from the rays current west coast road trip monday due to the situation. a major league baseball official says that any are inthey are ing the posts. no details have been given. and finally we've all said if you do this, then i'll do this, to someone. well, a dodgers fan told mookie betts if you hit a home run here, i'll give my soon to be daughter middle name mookie. >> i heard that and i laughed. and he said he was serious. so i turned around and said nah, don't do that, bro. and he said no, i'm going to do it. i said your wife wouldn't like that, bro. don't do that. >> well, mookie went to the plate and hit his longest home
politically from this, but it is unclear how this will play out. one thing is certain, the former president's legal damage pain and campaign and political campaign are one. jef jeff zeleny, cnn, washington. >> for more, let's bring in marianna from the "washington post." is there any reason to think that the post-indictment political boost we've seen before will be any different this time around? >> i don't think there is any reason to believe that. in fact i think this time around he will probably use all of the media attention around him potentially showing up in jail, having a mug shot taken to his benefit. so i think that that will just really his base a little more. >> so similar to some previous indictments, his fellow candidates have criticized the charges instead of trump himself. let's take a listen. >> i think it is an example of
and there were several organized crime figures indicted by giuliani under rico. >> it is a very sad day to see somebody who was such a pioneer using this very statute to show how it can be used being on the receiving end of it right now. >> reporter: throughout this investigation, donald trump and his allies have vehemently denied any wrongdoing. rudy giuliani is calling this indictment in georgia, quote, an affront to american democracy and he says the real criminals are the people who have brought the case forward. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> for more, let's bring in a former prosecutor. jeremy, based on what you have read, do you feel fani willis has a strong legal basis for rico charges? >> absolutely. people should should not conflate rico solely with mafia-related prosecution or charge.
together? yes. >> reporter: and she hopes to get to it in speedy fashion. >> we want to move the case along so we'll be asking for a proposed order that occurs a trial date within the next six months. >> reporter: but that might be difficult with the other criminal and civil trials next year. we expect donald trump and his allies to fight these charges and we're already seeing that. mark meadows has already asked to move his case to federal court and asked the court to dismiss the charges against him. meadows' attorneys saying even if federal is not prepared to dismiss the charge, they should still allow him to move his case and halt the state proceedings against him. we also expect trump's attorneys to make a play to move the case to federal court and we may see this from other trump allies named in the indictment as well. sara murray, cnn, atlanta. rudy giuliani now says that his growing legal troubles have drained his bank accounts. he says he is out of cash. the former trump lawyer and one time new york city mayor faces
words, some irrefutable report that shows he's right. we can't wait. today, georgia governor brian kemp, a republican and trump supporter 2020, weighed in on it. tweeting, a 2020 election george it was not stolen, for nearly three years now, anyone with evidence of fraud has failed to come forward, under oath, and prove anything in a court of law. doesn't sound like he will be on the edge of his seat either, waiting for mondays news. rudy giuliani spoke today, the famous not as the famous rico prosecutor he once was, but as a criminal defendant. and he claimed, he is still the person people once respected. >> and the same rudy giuliani that went after the mafia, i haven't changed one bit. >> not one bit. cnn's katelyn polantz has some new reporting on the former mayor. she joins us now. what more are you learning? >> well anderson, we have learned, through a series of court filings, just this week from rudy giuliani, where he is fighting lawsuits. so, totally separately from the criminal indictment that he is now facing in georgia, he is
ukraine is now claiming responsibility for the remote controlled sea drone that delivered the weapon. in a cnn exclusive, nick paton walsh got access to footage showing the exact moments of the blast. >> reporter: it has become the most beleaguered symbol of russian occupation. this weekend moscow saying this incident was just a smoke screen foiling a ukrainian attack on the $4 billion kerch bridge. the link between russia and occupied crimea a that putin seems to dote on. now cnn has obtained exclusive footage heralding a new wave of war far of another earlier devastating sea born drone strike there in july from ukrainian security services, the sbu, who say that they did it and more will follow. this is exactly what the drone pilot saw. thermal imagery, the water rippling as up to a ton of explosive approaches the bridge.
and another on the railway tracks at about the same time. ukraine has been coy, some officials saying these huge blasts are from, quote, unidentified floating objects, but no longer. with the head of the ukrainian security services told cnn this is just the start. >> translator: sea surface drones are unique invention of the security service of ukraine. none of the private companies are involved. using these drones, we have recently conducted successful hits on the crimean bridge. a big assault ship, and a tanker. >> this, another ukrainian drone attack on the assault boat, on what ukrainian officials said 100 personnel were on board. it was a remarkable feat, carried out by a growing fleet of what they call the sea babies. hundreds of miles away from
ethnic undertones involved. west darfur was site of a genocide 20 years ago with similar people involved. so the community leaders are accusing the rapid security forces, rsf, of hiding and dumping bodies. and they also accuse them of threatening aid workers to prepare the bodies for burial and then taking them away to hide in secret locations for burial.port in july of 87 bodies found in a mass grave being but community leaders are saying that this is just a small percentage of the bodies hidden out there. and cnn has not been able to independently verify nthese reports or indeed how many mass graves there are. but it is a very worrying development. and sudanese southern council