saw the casualties there, was there any fighting going on? was there any artillery shells coming in close by that you would ve, made you aware that this was a particularly dangerous spot? no, no. it was, it was actually awfully quiet there. didn t get no warning, because usually, you can hear when, when the rounds come in. you can hear the whistling noise that determines that there is some mortar or artillery shell coming in. there wasn t nothing like this. reporter: and he catches the exact moment on his own cell phone. a frame by frame analysis shows what military experts tell cnn is an antitank missile striking the vehicle. a weapon that requires line of sight targeting to be this accurate. minutes later, the medics s dash cam records a second strike.
spot? no. it was quiet there. didn t get no warning. when the rounds come in, you hear the whistling noise. that determines that there is some mortar or artillery shell coming in. there wasn t nothing like this. and he catches the exact moment on his own cell phone. a frame-by-frame analysis, tells what experts tell cnn is an anti-tank missile. a weapon that requires line-of-sight targeting to be this accurate. minutes later, the medic s dash cam reveals a second strike. it s another anti-tank missile. it was observed and named
enough. i thought it would get better, but now i don t, nicola says. he boards a bus for a safer village. others here waited too long. vera left her basement shelter to find food two hours ago. a russian artillery shell killed her. we just heard a big explosion. she has a son, 14 years old, she says. how long can we bear all of this? the mayor and his team arrive with aid. he tells us he s encouraging people to get out now. then that s incoming, he says. we re leaving. he s saying that the incoming is getting a little too close and thinks we should go inside. we will go down here to a bunker. there are people inside here. hello. how are you today? well, okay. okay. how are you today? very good. this family has been down here for eight months.
ukraine. hitting more than a dozen cities. ukrainian military is fighting back hard. but is slowly losing ground. nato warned ukrainian is using up ammunition faster than western allies can provide it. we entered this town, where some have had enough. i thought it would get better, but no i don t, he says. he boards a bus for a safer village. others here waited too long. vera left her basement shelter to find food two hours ago. a russian artillery shell killed her. we just heard a big explosion. she has a son, 14 years old, she says. how long can we bare all of this? the mayor an his team arrive with aid. he tells us he s encouraging people to get out now. then, that s incoming, he says, we re leaving. he s saying that the incoming is getting a little too close,
date moments ago making it clear the united states aid will continue to pour into ukraine. so, is it open-ended for now? yeah, it is. look, there s no way that putin is going to be able to he s already lost ukraine. made it clear, is it open-ended? yeah, it is. not a pause, no hesitation. it s clear where he stands. this comes as we re getting new video into outfront showing a top of the line u.s. artillery shell called the excalibur in action in ukraine. and it is incredibly precise. take a look at this video that we have obtained. you see what is described as russia s missile defense system. it s hidden inside that building. and in a split second the building and the air defense system blowing up. cnn is reporting that the ukrainians have been using these excaliburs, which the united states began supplying just a few months ago with great success. now it s open-ended, more and more. just look apt these videos.