the veteran from minnesota had been arrested by russian forces in southern ukr also today russia attacked the you you cranian capitol kyiv with 13 iran want-made growns ukraine said it managed to shoot them down but several buildings were damaged. we turn now to the single greatest drug threat facing our country, fentanyl, in america 150 people die from the synthetic opioid every day and it takes a very small amount of fentanyl to skill one and as we learned few people know that this lethal drug is even in the pill that they are taking. so we wanted to find out what is being done to keep fentanyl out of the hands of america s children. landen haasman was a popular basketball star and at 16 years old, he took a fentanyl-laced perk set pill and died. sometimes with fentanyl you don t get a second chance. beautiful, beautiful son. sadly landen s story is all too common. last year more than 100,000
was killed. cnn s selma abdelaziz is live in london. how is ukraine dealing with the aftermath of yesterday s devastating missile attack? reporter: so devastating were the strikes that neighboring moldova lost electricity. that s how hard the power grid was hit. let s start by taking stock of the consequences of that. yes, many of those missiles shot down by ukraine s air defense systems, rather. those that were able to hit their target, that caused really huge damage. nearly every single electricity consumer in ukraine was cut off from power at some point yesterday. in the capitol kyiv, almost every single resident was cut off from running water. some of that has been restored. emergency workers have been working around the clock through the night and they have been able to bring back some services, but for president zelenskyy, this was yet another violation by the kremlin. he called an emergency security
u.n. security council. russia sits on the u.n. security council. they re not going to give him the decision he wants. throughout the conflict his one and most important goal has been to be loud. we hear from him every single day whether he s directly addressing his people or whether he s speaking to a parliament in europe or the u.n. security council. yesterday was the day for him to voice his anger, voice his opposition. let s just take stock of what happened. over 70 missiles. over 70 missiles fired by russia towards ukraine. many of those, as you mentioned, were struck down. those that did hit their targets, that meant every ukrainian was cut off from power in the capitol kyiv that meant the same people didn t have running water. we re not just talking about people s homes. in transportation, think what keeps a country running which is water and power.
pounded from the skies. emergency workers pulling a doctor and a young mother from the rubble. a newborn baby just 2 days old couldn t be saved. tatiana is the grandmother now in unbearable pain. her daughter s face and legs were wounded by thashrapnel, bu it s the loss of that child that s left her daughter emotionally shattered. another life, another family now in ruins. across ukraine, the roar of russian missiles is tearing up the skies. near the capitol kyiv, a residential building was hit, turned into a smoldering disaster zone. officials say casualties are high with dozens injured or killed as russia tries to target energy and water infrastructure