passed by and spent time in a vicinity of these boxes, and the premise that if you go by five boxes or whatever was, it s indefensible, by definition, you will have hundreds of this. one contractor said, we figured out that our truck alone would account for six cell phone signals. this was some kind of contractor. you know, they would take us by these things on a regular basis. that know when the movie came out, i think the photographic evidence, and there was a little bit of it, it didn t establish widespread partisan. the other thing that people do not understand is that it is
ukraine forces sniper techniques. how to use anti-tank missiles, how to remain undetected. however, this was a totally different landscape than the cia was comfortable working in because after more than a decade in the middle east, cia paramilitaries weren t used to an opponent like the russians with such advanced technology who could just use drones and cell towers to track and kill ukrainian soldiers from cell phone signals. they were getting trapped and blown up in trench before the cia stepped in and had to teach them how to move. that training is paying off big time today. how did the u.s. pull this off without alerting the russians and dragging us into a bigger conflict? well, they only sent in the most experienced operators. they couldn t risk one misstep from some crazy agent. the stakes were high if a cia member was killed by russians
city of nicole. they praised the defenders in mariupol saying that they are saving kyiv. what do we know about what is happening there now? well, we know that it has been weeks long, excuse me, sorry about that. a week s long siege of this property city which could be very strategic for russia because it could help it establish a land bridge between crimea and main land russia, something that it doesn t have at this time. so the russian forces have encircled it and are pommeling the city for weeks now. and we ve talked to citizens emerged traumatized from what they endured, losing electricity, cell phone signals, internet, heat, running water, hiding from russian constant russian bombardment from the land and air and from war planes
it s all rather dark because the city s blacked out to protect it from the threat of air strikes and so on. and people here are piled in and exhausted. this has been close to a 12-hour journey for people who were already trying to flee the besieged city of mariupol. um, so people have already had to endure bombing and weeks without weeks without electricity and connection to the outside world, cell phone signals. and they re finally here reaching a ukrainian-controlled piece of territory. but it has been an incredible ordeal to try to help these people. you can just see kind of exhaustion here if you take a look at some of the faces of folks, these are people who didn t have cars to make their own escape. they were waiting for this kind of transport. everybody has been forced to leave their homes. um, many of the people who
already trying to flee the besieged city of mariupol. um, so people have already had to endure bombing and weeks without weeks without electricity and connection to the outside world, cell phone signals, and they re finally here reaching a ukrainian-controlled piece of territory. but it has been an incredible ordeal to try to help these people through. you can just see kind of exhaustion here if you take a look at some of the faces of folks. these are people who didn t have cars to make their own escape. they were waiting for this kind of transport. everybody has been forced to leave their homes. um, many of the people who arrived earlier today with their own cars said that their homes were destroyed by russian artillery, by russian air strikes. i saw people bruised and bashed up as a result of surviving explosions and blasts. um, there are estimated to be