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Group. so, the wagner group has a lot of russian cannon fodder there. these are convicts. these are conscripts. they're not well trained. apparently they are pushed forward in an effort to draw fire from the ukrainians. that enables wagner to pinpoint positions. and that's what the battle is all about, artillery fire and some direct fire. and it's close combat. >> so, these conscripts, thooz prisoners, who are they can get, they're essentially thrown into a meat grinder in order to highlight where the ukrainian positions are. then russian artillery can take out those positions? >> that's right...

>> if you can punch through this wall, you really are flash gordon. >> are you going to do it. >> i'm going to punch through it. >> all right, sam. do it. [. >> oh my god. >> yes, yes. did he it. >> what the hell is your problem? you breakthrough my wall. >> right now, this country has a crazy neighbor problem. we're not talking about canada. although there is something funky going won trudeau. we are talking about our southern neighbors, mexico, who are in the middle of a hot war. yesterday, mexican officials arrested the son of chapo. a video guzman and when you go after the cartel king pin'...

In ukraine tonight, u.n. inspectors are finally inside that embattled nuclear power plant. the top nuclear watchdog at the united nations said officials were able to access the facility, despite heavy shelling. let's get an update now from cnn international correspondent sam kylie. he's in zaporizhzhia, ukraine, for us. so, sam, what is the head nuclear inspector saying? >> reporter: well, it's a very remarkable trip that he conducted. he's left five inspectors still in the zaporizhzhia power plant because he said he wants to establish a permanent presence there, whether that is personnel, whi...

Somehow made it, and further along there was the corpse of a woman, she says. worse was to come. a burst of machine gunfire raked the car. i was driving the car and then the russians fired on us, she says. when they started shooting, the car stopped, and then i started the car again, and drove on. even though she was injured and bleeding, time was running out. the car stalled because the battery was shot through by a bullet. by then, ukrainian soldiers were on hand to rescue anastasia and her passengers. now they're all recovering. thanks to the courage of a very young driver. >> and john, she...

>> i do want to -- this is a conversation i could have all day with you, barbara. really quickly, though, before i let you go, there are some people, as you know, who say this is kind of alarmist talk. what do you say, quickly, to them? >> yeah, before i wrote this book, i thought about this a lot. i am a careful person. i'm a researcher. i don't say things lightly. and my response to them is really twofold. i've interviewed a lot of people who have lived through civil wars, in sarajevo, in baghdad, in kiev. they all told me the same thing. they said, we didn't see it coming, which see the sig...