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in the face of russia's flailing defense department venting his fury as the hatch hazardness and ill-planning of russia's invasion and mocking defense minister sergei. >> translator: you think you are the masters? you think you can destroy lives, that you have warehouses of ammunitions you have that right? >> reporter: so as you can see there, wolf, you have yevgeny prigozhin who has risen to power very quickly. it's interesting because as we've seen this unfold, the feud, it always seemed as though vladimir putin was trying to be the puppet master of both of them playing out against one another. now it certainly seems as though
when he tried to kill another alleged intelligence informant. i want to emphasize a legit, let's be clear that we do not know exactly. sergei -- was one of them in the uk, they tried to kill him and i was part of a spy swat that led him out in 2010 and i think it was agreed by us all back in 2010 that we're not going to attack these people. he did it in 2018 and now he is upped the ante, doing it against another informant. this time on the united states of american soil, it is completely outrageous and i hope that there will be a commensurate response. >> other big news today, secretary blinken meeting with chinese president xi jinping. would you consider thisçóçóct(
sergei, do we know who is actually behind the shelling at the moment? ukrainian authorities do not recognise responsibility, neither for the shellings nor for the offensives on the border. as we know, just weeks ago a group of militants entered the russian border villages in belgorod region, but ukraine did not take responsibility for that. they said these are anti—kremlin units which consist of russian citizens. still they apparently have access ukrainian munition and vehicles of the ukrainian army, as they are using western supplied weapons and machineries during those attacks. however, it is not still recognised officially, and russian authorities are saying that these
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apartment block in the central city alone to at least 23 people, including a number of children. another cruise missile tore into a house on the outskirts of dnipro. we arrived to find residents helping in the cleanup, removing rubble and sorting through smoldering debris. the strike killed 31-year-old olga and her 2-year-old daughter veronica. her uncle told us they moved to the little house from an apartment inside dnipro because they felt they would be safer there. he said he got a phone call from the hospital at around 5:00 a.m. "they told me to come urgently," he said. "my brother was in shock and he said, sergei, come as soon as possible. veronica and olga have died." dnipro is miles from the front line and far from any fighting. russia's heaviest bombardment in
different apartments, that they don't set off another fire. they're going through those last bits of rubble. we've met the man who was in that apartment there. he survived, because he was just behind the wall in bed when that missile hit. that's the only reason he survived. he and his daughter are so broken up about all their friends in the apartments there who are gone, who are dead. this recovery effort has been going on for over 30 hours. residents asleep as a russian mi missile ripped through their apartments. rescuers on the scene fast. sergei was one of the first. >> translator: there were terrible screams of children. the explosion was very powerful.
>> reporter: fred, this is the last of the recovery we're looking at here. they're digging out the rubble. if you look up the building there, you can see how much has been cleaned out. the firefighters have been working all through the day. this has been a mission of over more than 30 hours to try to recover everyone who was lost in this apartment building. residents asleep as a russian missile ripped through their apartments. rescuers in this small central ukrainian city on the scene fast, sergei was one of the first. >> translator: there were terrible screams of children. the explosion was very powerful. the houses started to shake in nearby areas. the first one we pulled out was a living woman who was put in the balance, but she died in hospital. >> reporter: the death toll climbing through the day.