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Translation: moving forward in a counteroffensive is complicated to plan for and it's a threat to people's lives. we have to take account of everything. that's ourjob as commanders, to keep our men alive. outside mykolaiv, the city facing occupied kherson, they don't believe the russians will fold. piles of used—up tank shells show how hard it's been. on the mykolaiv front, the soldiers say they don't have the combat power to match russia's numbers or heavy guns. translation: they've got more military equipment, more people. their soldiers are not trained, they just charge forward, shouting....

Account of everything. that's ourjob as commanders, to keep our men alive. 0utside mykolaiv, the city facing occupied kherson, they don't believe the russians will fold. piles of used—up tank shells show how hard it's been. 0n the mykolaiv front, the soldiers say they don't have the combat power to match russia's numbers or heavy guns. translation: they've got more. military equipment, more people. their soldiers are not trained, but they just charge forward, shouting, "hurrah". we don't have as many bullets as they have people. you can see why the kherson offensive is taking a lot of time. ...

So, just to clarify, it didn't go off until it was a controlled explosion. didn't you start hearing bullets firing because of the heat? yes. so, apologies. so, yeah, yesterday we're aware that there's a lot of ordnance in that area going back to the world war two. it was an area used by allied troops for practising in what's known as 0peration smash. so we're well aware of where the ordnance is in terms of the larger shells and things. there were smaller bullets that were popping off yesterday that we're aware of, and we had to put certain safety in line for that. but, today, ourfirefighters u...

Who was with the ukrainian military on the front. she joins us now. appreciate you joining us again. you were with ukrainian soldiers on the front lines in the east in the kharkiv region. what did you witness? >> reporter: i mean, this is pretty terrifying war because it's artillery. just getting to the front is, it's difficult because it's hard to get soldiers to actually take us up and when we get there, you know, there's always this preface that we have no idea what will happen. it's all unpredictable. there is shelling constantly. you know, the position we went to was about less than a mil...

Are still unexploded ordnance laying around. when we're out there we frequently see live tank shells, rpg rounds and tank ammunition laying around. you really have to watch out where you step and civilians go into that area and that's quite dangerous. however, the booby traps are also a problem and something they have to deal with as well. in fact, we were in one compound where they discovered a couple of dead bodies and they specifically warned us that there were areas that could well be booby trapped and they believed they were booby trapped so they have to go very carefully right now to try...