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Way down into this area in izyum to go back to defend their supply lines because they're up here in belgrade. that's where the logistics base is, so they continue to do a very very good job of putting the russians at risk logistically. and they're doing a good job, i think, of pushing as much as they can on their rail and their road networks out here into this area. kra kra ma they're doing everything they can to beef up their situation in kra mar . >> show us where the russians are making strides. >> where they've made strides is in this area right here in the luhansk and in this area, pushin...

They will be able to get what they need to eastern ukraine for the upcoming fight. >> general, let me ask you about this will to fight. i read something today that we know that the reports that come out of that city have been awful for weeks. they are now two generals who say that their forces, theirs h. it sounds like progress. what's the significance of that? >> i think what they are trying to do, the russians will try to establish a logistics base down here. we know they will be up here logistics hub as well. they want to push -- it's been talked about pushing down here into this town. this...

Early on. that becomes a logistics base around the antonov airport to the north and west of kyiv. and they don't know how to then take those inventories of equipment and ammunition, break them down, get them into units and get them going. you have a very high-value target at the airport and certainly that convoy. you just can't distribute that stuff well enough. >> sadly it does seem they're having more success in southern ukraine. the russian forces. i want to give a lay of the land here. this is kherson, a big city. and we are understanding that that city may have fallen to russian forces. t...

Significant. the level of that significance is proportionate. a 50, 60-cruise missile strike on the air force base. it is a small secondary air force bay. it's never been significant except for its close air support. but what's even more significant is in the last few months, al-shayrat has been home to the iranian revolutionary guard corps, and they have had forces launch attacks from there, not using aircraft but using it as a logistics base and operations base, which is a factor that i'm sure pentagon planners had to take into consideration. so we may not have just killed syrians tonight. w...