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Provided to frontline troops. and we know by u.s. intelligence that iran has become a key provider of the drones and ammunition. so they are finding avenues to replenish. again not necessarily the technology, but quantities is on russia's side. >> and a refrain we keep hearing is that politics is returning to ukraine. is zelenskyy likely to see any real challenge this year? >> i think the issue ukraine has, the constitution doesn't allow them to hold elections during a state of war and there is a concern certainly one mp told me that there are now so many ukrainians outside the country that th...

Ukrainian authorities ordered reinforcements for Bakhmut as Russian troops continue to inch forward in an attempt to take control of the city.

Wounded, pushing russian-backed separatists out of cities in the eastern donbas region in 2014. we have a duty to liberate our territories, he says. this is our land and we will not give it to anyone. that confidence shared by a regiment of frontline troops in eastern ukraine. they show of british-made land rovers and this armored personnel carrier. i just noticed something. take a look over here at this tire. made in russia. this was russian. >> it was russian car. but our soldiers fight to take this car. >> reporter: but the war is taking a dreadful toll here. day and night russian rockets

In particular practerhaps is in name. himars is high moenlt andmobili and if you have a good and effective weapon system, of course russians will figure out where it is and target it. but the other thing that is really in play for the ukrainians right now, what is really hurting the russians, is that these are longer range weapon systems than the ukrainians previously had and they are more accurate. so when they know where russian ammunition dumps are, they have hit them in mykolaiv, in kehersn oig and donetsk regions, they can hit them more. and so this is what the ukrainians hope will stop t...

And we don't want to abandon it now in this time of need. >> andrew is a 51-year-old entrepreneur, who has lived in ukraine since graduating college. months of intense shelling and -- have disrupted water and electricity services. and he saw an opportunity to help. >> yes. >> he supplies generators to towns without power. >> we take a generator and send it to these areas. so that they can get back on their own two feet. >> he gets laptops for frontline troops. he's also buying them flak jackets and other supplies with money he is racing, in part, from americans. >> i want to do my tiny little ...