nuclear escalation gets to be more of a risk. this gets to be a dangerous time. thank you very much. again, putin did not address the number of soldiers killed or injured in ukraine. again, it s estimated that it could be as many as 200,000 soldiers and while russia does have the advantage of a much bigger population to pull from, ukraine has the advantage of being able to d in, literally. richard engel is in the trenches on the eastern front where word of president biden s visit to kyiv has renewed confidence that the west will continue to help. lieutenant bogdan is in charge of a front line position in eastern ukraine. his men are fighting in some of the harshest possible conditions, but the troops here show no signs of fatigue. ukrainians say they don t have that option. if they stop fighting, they lose the war and their country. bogdan was injured by a mortar,
environment is the perfect adventure playground, offering hiking, foraging, skating, and even other things. around 70% of estonia is made up of this bogdan. it s fair to say that in the past not everyone was a huge fan. in fact, people would regard a landscape like this with laura because folklore said this is exactly the kind of place where you might be waylaid by evil spirits. times have changed, though, and is now becoming usefuljust how now becoming usefuljust how now becoming usefuljust how now becoming apparentjust how useful these bogs are. in recent years the estonian government has started really bugging vast areas of land in an effort to help tackle climate change. i m krista, good to meet you.- climate change. i m krista, good to meet you. nice to meet ou. it good to meet you. nice to meet you- it looks good to meet you. nice to meet you. it looks like good to meet you. nice to meet you. it looks like mud, - good to meet you. nice to meet you. it looks like mud,
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they fire on russian positions using aks and a u.s. supplied browning heavy machine gun. they searching for weeks spots in our positions, says the commander, called sign ghost. they want to see if we fight back. if we show strong resistance, though, they don t advance. and this is what strong resistance looks like. [speaking non-english] [sound of artillery] the russians are only about 400 yards away, hidden in the snow and fog, but constantly firing at the entrenched ukrainians. the enemy uses all kinds of weapons, bogdan says. it s small arms, heavy machine guns, artillery, mortars, rocket launchers, and aviation as well. [sound of gunfire] but so far, ukrainian say they haven t lost an inch of territory here. the ukrainians say the situation here is reminiscent of some of the worst times in world war ii. they are not only fighting a
strong adversary but the elements as well. the snow, the mud and the cold make fighting here even tougher. and ukraine s leadership believes the russians will soon escalate even more after mobilizing hundreds of thousands of men for a likely spring offensive. but this gunner, who goes by the name deputy, says the paratroopers are ready. it will be hard, he says. it will be tough. but we will hold, because we stand here for our land. if we don t do it, nobody will. there is a visceral hatred towards moscow s leaders among these men. in russia, they have a terrorist dictatorial regime, bogdan says. so now, the civilized world is fighting against this wild, evil dissident leadership. as we prepare to leave, incoming grenades explode above. and this, the men say, it s a relatively quiet day. they expect much worse in the months to come, but their motto