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And blockades after it was destroyed by the nazis during world war ii. this plant is massive. it also has a system of underground tunnels. where the ukrainians say as many as 2,000 civilians are taking shelter right now, along with the ukrainian troops that are mounting their last stand to try to keep that city under the ukrainian flag. as russia starts up this new assault, the u.s. and western allies are ramping up efforts to try to support the ukrainian military, for the first time ever the u.s. is sending heavy artillery to ukraine, 18 howitzers, 40,000 artillery rounds which at the current...

Helicopters, switchblade drones, howitzers, javelins. how quickly do you expect ukraine to be trained on this new weaponry? >> most of it is similar to what they already have or very similar to what they have. javelins we started producing in 2018, so they've trained on that. the m-17s are russian helicopters. it's the same helicopter they've had, so there's no learning curve on that. not as much of a fighting vehicle. so a fairly low learning curve on that, and that's by design, right? we don't want to give them weapon systems that will take long time to train them on because we want to get t...

Clear, we will keep you updated on this recovery in the lviv region of ukraine. >> carley: matt, wasn't just that tire replacement facility, three military infrastructure facilities also targeted. this came as vladimir putin recently told the biden administration to stop arming ukraine and said that shipments of switchblade drones and long-range artillery will lead to unprecedented consequences. you have to wonder if any of that heavy weaponry was targeted in these missile strikes. do you have any indication that is the case? >> no, i don't right now, just arriving to the scene. like you said,...

Ukraine's defiance in the face of Putin's aggression has been dubbed heroic, so why doesn't the Palestinian resistance get the same treatment?

Ammo. they always need a reinjection of all of those. plus, they really need jets. they need fighter jets, and they need tanks. so we're coming a long way from where we were before, we're sending them helicopters, sending them personnel vehicles, we are adding those switchblade drones and air -- surface-to-air missiles. what we've done is good, but it's not good enough. >> and when would you like to see the administration move on more aid? do you think that needs to be happening now, or wait and see how it goes with what's being sent right now? >> i actually think we have to continue to re-emp...