night, and the ukrainians told me -- they didn't reply once. they didn't want to -- they want to conserve their weaponry, but at the same time, they didn't want to turn that frontline into a battle zone because civilians were fleeing along that very road. so when i asked them, what happens if at some point, russian tanks to come through, one of the commanders went and grabbed and and law anti tank missile which was inside of a warehouse and basically said, we are ready. >> wow, a lot of the people, i'm talking, to especially members of parliament who have taken up arms and joint civilian militias, and morale has kept the country alive far larger than u.s. intelligence found it would survive a russian onslaught. on the other side, there's an argument that there's a lack of moral for those russian soldiers who are sort of less clear of about why they're fighting and combined with the