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What did you think of this prisoner exchange? >> well, these have occurred quite frequently over the course of the conflict. and it's frank ly a good development. the militaries are talking to each other. they're exchanging prisoners. unfortunately, most of the videos that i've seen the prisoners, at least that the ukrainians are getting back are quite emaciated. i suspect the treatment was potentially in violation of the geneva convention. but we'll see as the investigation continues. but the prisoner swap is definitely a good news story. >> let me follow that thread. you're working with a uk...

Samaritan's Purse is once again providing aid and relief to Ukrainian residents impacted by this week's river dam collapse, which caused massive flooding and has left thousands without homes.

Objective. when you say they'll succeed in their objective, what is that? what does success of this counteroffensive look like? >> at the tactical level, it means maintaining the military objective. we're going to hear about a town already being evacuated in light of putin's claims that things aren't going well. it looks to me those might be the objectives, not surprising to anyone. we're going to hear about bakhmut again as ukrainians are making advances to the north. this is going to take a long time. the strategic course of action is to sustain the system. they want to continue to show resu...

Delay the case. no normally the defendant wants a speedy trial to get the case resolved. actually in this case president trump probably wants to delay as long as possible. we may very well have a successful effort there. >> thanks so much. coming up, as accusations continue over who was responsible for the devastating dam collapse in ukraine, the death toll is on the rise. we'll take you to kyiv for an update, next. and later, former president trump due in a miami court on tuesday. what voters in south florida are saying about this historic indictment. (christina) with verizon business unl...

Some 6,000 have been rescued but the true scale of the disaster remains unclear for a region that was once home to tens of thousands of people.