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Obviously, it's not impossible. >> talk to us more about these hellfire missiles. to strike a balcony without destroying the rest of the building, how does that work? >> that requires precise targeting intelligence, don. what they did with these whole fires was they gave them the coordinates. they gave them the exact location where they need to be. they decided exactly what's the impact points would be. that means, where they're gonna be heading that particular structure. as jeremy mentioned, they talk in detail about how they would hit the building so as not to make the building collapse on t...

Few days ago was hit by some of those cluster bombs, and me and the producer, we walked around counting every impact point. within a 100-yard radius, we found 23 impact points, each one of those impact points sprays shrapnel in every direction. there is still dried blood on the ground in the various places, windows shattered. and this is -- in this instance, there are nine people killed, 41 injured. but every day there are incidents like this. hospitals have been hit. schools have been hit. and these are munitions that they have no military purpose when you're shooting at a city. it's all inte...

Thuds. it appears to be a shelling or bombardment on the out skirts of this city. this is something that's been going on every day. the russians are not using heavy artillery. they are using cluster munitions. these are projectiles that open in midair and rain down as many as 70 small bombs on a concentrated area. what we saw today was the after math of a strike on a market. where within a radius of 100 yards, we found 23 impact points. in that particular incident, nine people were killed. more than 40 people were injured. so, there doesn't seem to be military purpose to these strikes. really ...

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One part of a mountain range, it could have been -- >> let's look at the factors. the factors are did the aircraft break up if it did break, what speed was it going, if it did break, what altitude was it at. usually it would hit a flat area you have components and undercarriage traveling miles and miles, and you have the carbon components fairly close to the impact points. there are a huge amount of factors. >> crevasses on the sides of mountains. >> topography is key, and flight data recorder and cockpit recorder are key, flight data recorder gives us the mechanical aspects, the cockpit voice...