their own equipment and reportedly shot down one of their own airplanes. todd: whether you or another ark mazing reporter we ve been looking at the same shot and your position and looking behind you at the activity in lviv. today seems like there is more activity than normal, what is the mood of the people right now in lviv if there is that return to what looks like normalcy behind you? griff: it is quite surreal, you have any given point of the day issue the air-raid sirens will go off. everyone knows just last saturday a strike one mile from where i m standing in the burning oil depot that lasted for more than a day. ukrainians going about their business doing what they need to do, going to work, walking dogs, carrying on as best as can, they
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our citizens, our weapons, then you bomb the hell out of the bases. we have five bases. and we say bye bye. we say bye bye. repeating everything twice. that having been said, you served as homeland security and counterterrorism adviser to mike pence. so when you hear trump rail against biden s handling and suggest his allies would have presided over a perfect and orderly withdrawal over, what do you think the reality is? i think trump and pompeo own this just as much. they cut this deal with the taliban, which they had no business doing. they were advised not to do it and they went ahead with it. so when i hear him say these things, i look at the situation on the ground, but you know, i m clear eyed on this. what is happening there and what has unfolded this week, it is heartbreaking and there many of