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The russians to hit hard behind ukrainian lines. >> the terror aspect of these weapons is a significant psychological factor on the battlefield. >> reporter: unlike massive military drones, which fly hundreds of miles an hour over vast distances, often to drop missiles and return home, loitering munition drones are small, slow, and disposable. the switch blade 300, for example, weighs less than 6 pounds, and can be carried in a backpack, launched quickly and easily, it will cruise at about 60 miles an hour for 15 minutes while on-board cameras and gps hunt for nearby enemy assets. once a targe...

Regrettable that they didn't understand the russian decision making. ukraine is asking the u.s. for more reconnaissance and attack drones. tom foreman has the details. >> reporter: beneath the roar of artillery blasts, evidence of another strike appears. >> the terror aspect of these weapons is a significant psychological factor on the battlefield. >> reporter: unlike massive military drones which fly hundreds of miles an hour over vast distances often to drop missiles and return home, loitering munition drones are

>> all right. chief, i can't hear you, and i'm not going to waste your time. let's take a quick break and try to get the communication right with the chief. this is the best analog we have is 9/11. forget about the terror aspect and the government interface. the community, the complexity of the search, that is the only other time i've seen this. this doesn't happen in america. buildings don't fall under their own weight. this wasn't just an accident. there's going to be a reason. we don't know what it is. frankly, we haven't had time to process the factors, but tom does. we'll come back and ha...

The whole terror aspect. you know, how could this happen? >> julia joins me now. thank you for being with me. >> sure. thanks for having me. >> tell us about this project. where did you find these women? >> one of the women -- the piece starts with a woman who is in calgary, and she was one of the first of all these mothers, the first, actually, to lose a son to isis. he ran away in november 2012. and it was so early on in the syria crisis that even though she was seeing classic signs of radicalization in her son, she didn't understand what she was seeing until two intelligence, canadian intel...

Report on parents whose kids have joined isis or have converted to radical islam, joint terror groups, al qaeda as well. i want to look at a video clip from your piece. >> i've got a -- won't say hi anymore, and the -- and i can see that she's -- well, that's the mother of a terrorist. >> family members can't -- it not only is losing the kid, but the whole terror aspect, you know, how could this happen? >> this is just one of the voices that's in your piece. tell us about what you found. >> i covered the stories of six mothers in five different countries -- canada, denmark, norway, belgium and...