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Minsk with lukashenko, and today you have zelenskyy making this bold journey, visiting president biden at the white house, and really it's a moment that does feel historic, victor. >> colonel layton, as we've reported here and the president said this. patriot missiles will be provided to ukraine. is this about the attacks on the infrastructure as we go into the winter or is this about something broader than that? >> it's broader than that, victor and it's about the infrastructure attacks, but it also shows that the ukrainians are going to be getting a capability that is far more extensive than...

Even more effective. >> admiral, we were speaking earlier about russia's on going war against ukraine's infrastructure particularly its electrical grid. overed weekend it struck a generator system in the port city of odesa leaving over a million people without power. how concerned are you about simply the scale of the infrastructure attacks, what that means for the ukrainians in winter and what can the west do about it? >> let's start with the scale of the attacks. there have now been nine waves of major attacks over 1,000 individual strikes. there are power outages throughout much of the coun...

Antony Blinken, U.S. Secretary of State, says Russia’s infrastructure attacks in Ukraine will not divide Ukraine’s supporters

Hour said that 31 missiles were fired from russia at the ukrainian capital and 21 of those were intercepted. this gives an indication of the scale of the attack. it seems at the moment as if the russians prefer attack. it seems at the moment as if the russians prefe— the russians prefer infrastructure attacks to actually _ the russians prefer infrastructure attacks to actually fighting. - attacks to actually fighting. indeed, that is because they have not really had much success on the battlefront. this is their way to undermine ukraine's fighting spirit because when it is dark and cold and ...

To stabilize the electricity system, so there are these blackouts. a lot of my friends here live in high-rise apartment buildings, for example. their elevator cuts out so they can't leave or get back in without walking up 20 flights of stairs. these kinds of inconveniences, also when the water shuts out, there's no cell phone service, these are very common now. people are sort of getting used to it, but they're also thinking how much worse is it going to get this winter as russia continues to attack the infrastructure systems of ukraine. so there is that kind of sinking feeling in the stomach ...