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>> yeah, that is, yeah, that is going to go on for a long time now. nic, thank you for that. npw, what this is speaking to is what is the next phase of the war that we are looking at which could be starting in earnest now, and what are you learning about with the ukrainian offensives as far as preparations? >> they are tight lipped which make the comments of alexi this morning saying that preparations are coming to the end, and in a global sense, we are in a high percentage mode, and the next step is up to the general star, and the military commanders, and when it is god's will referring to the rain here and the commander, it is god's will.
sense, we are already in a high percentage mode. the next question is up to the general military staff. as soon as it's god's will, the weather, and the commander's decision, we will do it. ukraine has been very keen to say nothing about when or where or how this offensive may begin, but it feels we're inching towards it. it's important for kyiv to get some sort of strategic victory before another likely long, hard winter and the possibility, too, that its western backers may get into electoral economic trouble again and decide they don't want to be so refusive in their support. it could be hours, days, weeks at the furthest away. boris. >> a huge moment for the ukrainian forces. nick paton walsh in zaporizhzhia, ukraine. thank you so much. ahead on "cnn news central." what did mike pence, the former vice president, share during five hours of testimony? that's how long he spent before a grand jury investigating
in a short time. >> is prigozhin crying wolf trying to get his men more ammunition? it's unclear. but this does speak to what we have been sharing with you from russian forces now for quite some time, which is that they simply do not have weapons and ammunition. it comes as ukraine says the planning for its much anticipated counteroffensive is coming to an end. the defense minister saying today as soon as it's god's will, we will do it. nic robertson is "outfront" in ukraine at the site of the deadly apartment building in uman. nic, what more are you learning and seeing on the ground tonight where those families, of course, suffered such horror? >> reporter: the firefighters have been working here for over 20 hours today. we've been watching them bring out bodies throughout the day. they're up there now. they believe there are bodies up there. this has just been going on all day. residents asleep as a russian
intriguing. >> translator: and global since we are ready and high percentage vote. the next question is up to the general staff. as soon as it is god's will, the weather, and look commanders decision, we will do it. >> ukraine needs to move mountain as russia lashes out. >> i hate to say, it wolf, but as we have seen a pause from russia comparatively over the past weeks we may see an uptick in savage missile attacks like that, potentially as it's moscow not favorable often used wave retaliating against ukraine if it sees losses on the battlefield. and we may see some of that in the days or weeks ahead. we heard the defense minister they're suggesting that they are a high stage of readiness for a counteroffensive. odd comment here because ukraine has been soaking to leave no indication as to when this long will start in the
the city uman. it comes as ukraine's defense minister is weighing in on the expected ukrainian counteroffensive saying this, i'm quoting now, "as soon as it is god's will, the weather and commander's decision, we will do it." how high are expectations right now for ukraine to show military results in this anticipated new assault? >> i would also add to the arguments of minister of defense provided that we have enough weapons to stop the counteroffensive. you need artillery systems and ammunition to start the counter artillery battery fight before the counteroffensive, and then you use your manpower, and they need -- it started to receive from the western states, from the european states, but not enough amount. this is also component, a very necessary component, without
soon as there is god's will, the weather, and the decision by commanders will do it. norah? >> norah: charlie d'agata in ukraine, thank you. an update now on a texas high school cheerleader who was shot and critically wounded last week. well, she is now out of a hospital. payton washington is now home and she is continuing her recovery. police say she was sought by a man in a supermarket parking lot after another cheerleader opened the door to a car she mistakenly thought was hers. then that man opened fire. well, that cheerleader was grazed by a bullet. the 25-year-old accused shooter is now facing a felony charge. back here at home, summer is just around the corner, but as the temperatures rise, so do gas prices. that is already the case in one of the nation's largest metro areas, phoenix, in fact, it's more expensive to fill up in parts of arizona than in southern california, or even some hawaiian islands. while the national average for regular gas is $3.63 a gallon, in arizona, it is $4.70.
two-year-old and her mother in their home. other buildings also hit, going up in flames, leaving little of this warehouse but twisted metal. president zelenski meeting with the president of the czech republic and slovakia held a moment of silence to honor the dead. he is saying russia must lose so other nations will not have to face the terror done to ukrainians. zelenski also sharing more details about his phone call with president xi this week. he is asked for the chinese help for getting 20,000 deported ukrainian children back from russia. defense ukraine minister also announcing that preparation is for a counteroffensive are now the final stages saying we will do it as soon as there is god's will, the weather and the >> ian panel from ukraine tonight, thank you.
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