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all the time is now today happening in kherson. the other reason the russians are doing it is the usual terrorist tactics to show to the population that life in the occupation is somehow bitter, that now it's only constant shelling and terrorism no, water , no energy supplies. remember they blew up every piece of energy infrastructure when they left and that's going to take months to rebuild. they really want to punish the population on one side and on the other side they want to show them, in fact, life under russia is better than under ukraine. >> we've seen that russia has been hitting ukraine's infrastructure relentlessly knocking out power and water making winter intolerable for many. how are most ukrainians coping with the bitter winter and, of course, this ongoing war? >> well, that's very hard, as you say. russia is constantly shelling our energy supplies, water supplies, heating supplies and we have been on a downward trend, to be honest.
their terrorist activities through things like theft and ultimately if you're as strong as isis was in syria at that time, you levy taxes, extortion upon the people and the entities, the corporations that are within your area of control. and that is exactly what they did here. so by playing into that, lcs enabled isis to continue their waging terrorist tactics across syria and directing terrorist attacks around the globe, here in the united states and in places like france and in the u.k. and other places where they're supporters and adherence engaged in terrorist activity. and let's not forget profit was motive here. they were looking to be in position in operation when whatever happened with this conflict was finished so they could have the inside track on rebuilding syria which had become completely destroyed throughout the course of this civil war. so really craven profit motivations that funded this
gives people the hope and understanding that the war will be over at some moment and that living in kharkiv will resume. because now the city is totally devastated, and many people have left. and many still wait for the moment when they will be able to return because it is still not possible and not safe here. and you mentioned that the terrorist tactics of the double tap attacks. so, the general, which was previously the general who run the syrian operation of russian troops now is appointed to run this military offensive operation here on the east of ukraine. that means probably russian troops are now using more and more tactics that have already done in syria. >> as i always remind people, this is not new. this is the way russia has
like, well, there's a moderate taliban and it will be in their interest to help us fight the isis. there's no such thing. and it's not a question anymore about whether a terrorist group is going to take root in afghanistan. the taliban are a terrorist group now. they're no longer group they used to be. they have adopted, embraced a lot of terrorist tactics in their latest iteration. previously they never did suicide bombings. now they do suicide bombings as if it was as simple as breathing oxygen. they have become a terrorist group. we failed to observe that because it doesn't suit us. in this new government gnat taliban created, there are all kinds of people who are terrorists, who we recognize as terrorists. this is a taliban that could have been lined up by the al qaeda leader. this is his idea of a perfect government. we're kidding ourselves if we think that there's been a new
this city, very much more prepared for an incident that took place like this, just two hours ago know than they were even two years ago. >> you're absolutely right. i go to london quite often and i look at the types of preparations that they do. i know people in the special operations command. you notice that they have been -- the terrorist attacks just in the last few years have been reduced from firearms and explosives four or five years ago down to vehicles two years ago, down to individuals with knives now. so their level of preparation, the psychological operation of knowing that armed so-19 officers are patrolling all over london in large numbers so you never know when there's an armed officer around you, has pushed the terrorist tactics down to the basest level. that is one man with a knife, fake suicide bomb. but as you see here today, we're
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