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Helicopter base. >> this unit has a dangerous mission. they fly out to attack russian forces, support ukrainian grown ground troops taking part in the offensive and then get back here quickly before enemy fighter jets can catch them. >> captain oleksander is one of the few pilots still in the skies. >> how does it feel to be fighting a full-scale war in your own country? >> translator: this is my duty. this is my task as well as the task of all soldiers, the task of all men he says. >> reporter: they fly just over the tree line hunting for enemy tanking and infantry, and with ammunition desper...

A demonstration of the weapons and technical equipment of the Special Operations Brigade and a traditional exhibition were held.

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He calls this a mindless chemical attack and says there will be a big price to pay. what do you think he is weighing actually doing at this point? >> i think the only realistic immediate response is some kind of bum bardment and the question is where. you want it to be as close as possible targeted on the helicopter base that lifted out the chemical bombs. so would it be some kind of a stealth strike? those military options will be discussed but i don't think there is realistic option beyond in the immediate term beyond tri striking back with force. the real question is what is the policy? whe...

Helicopter base from which the most recent attack was launched. this is proportionate. it's low risk. there's no change to the military mission in syria. it also has a low deterrence value. it will not do much to change the situation on the ground. next the pin cushion ideas, a little bit more expanded options. also more high risk. you could do expanded strikes against other syrian targets, even russian targets. you could do no-fly zones although the time for that is past. now the regime has much more control over the country and better air defenses in place. you can do a more bold sanctions e...