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Weapons supplied by the united states and its allies according to the russian military. ukraine says the missiles hit mostly residential areas in the west of the country injuring 22 civilians including a 12-year-old child. of course, ukrainian forces are fighting back, like here near the northeastern city of kharkiv where they say this old captured russian rocket launcher has been turned on the invaders, but ukrainian officials say they need many more long range weapons from the u.s. and its western allies. if they are to push or even hold the russians back. john, when they say more they mean ...

Generals are on the front line. although it's difficult to get a perfect perspective and know why they're there, u.s. officials say it's because russia has to send them to the front line to make sure their orders are being followed, to make sure there is command and control on the front lines and see if russia can fix its morale problem. has russia learned the lesson and isn't sending generals to the front line anymore? that's something we're watching closely because of course, russia's military is largely controlled from the kremlin. the fact it has to send generals there, a trouble for russi...

To russian forces, international observers, journalists, will not be allowed in on the ground or if they are, they will be going in on the russian side. they will have very limited access to what they can see. also if the city falls, it could be strategically helpful for the russians because it will free up a number of forces to potentially go and join this offensive in the donbas, wolf. >> thanks very much. stand by. stay safe. we're going to be back to you in a few moments. right now, i want to go to western ukraine and that deadly new russian strike on lviv. we have new video of a missile s...

Greiner. she's the american probasketball player for allegedly smuggling drugs. a u.s. membassy was allowed to see her on tuesday. the report is she's in good condition. russia's new iron curtain makes this welfare check a rare glimpse inside the country. a new report offers insight into the kremlin. an cnn diplomatic editor nic robertson joins me now. what is the significance of this resignation? >> reporter: well, it is certainly what in the international community people have been looking for to see which of the oligarchs and key insiders might jump ship, if you will. the indications have b...

The only way for the government to get a handle on that was to close down the stock exchange. it is a partial reopening. a four-week delay is unheard of previously, so it shows the economic pain that the kremlin is suffering. they're opening training in 33 different stocks, including some of the big stake companies, btb bank, share bank, today, just a handful of them. it is banks like share bank in particular, big banks in russia that outside of russia, the e.u. and others are eyeing for potential sanctions in the future. so it would be potentially an unwise investor to begin to look to those ...