good evening. we begin tonight with a single frame of video from the war in ukraine. the stunning reality and brutality of this war. this is the image. what you are looking at is the precise split second before a russian missile explodes next to a team of aid workers, including an american tending to a wounded civilian earlier this month. it may be hard to see, but we ve circled it. the missile is circled as flying parallel to the ground. it s an antitank missile, which means that someone had eyes on the target, which is the vehicle driven by the aid workers to the left of where the missile s about to go. the vehicle they are standing right next to. one of the men killed is pete reed, a marine corps veteran. in january, he went to work in ukraine with the aid organization global average. global outreach doctors, it s called. and on the second this month, he was killed. tonight, we also have stunning information about a systematic program run by the russian government to take
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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.
whis whistling noise that there is a shell coming in. there wasn t nothing like this. reporter: and he catches the exact moment on his own cellphone. a frame by frame analysis shows what military experts tell cnn is an anti tank missile striking the vehicle. a weapon that requires line of sight targeting to be this accurate. minutes later, the medics dash cam records a second strike. slow motion revealing it is yet another anti-tank missile. it was observed and aimed directly. and to be sure that it will be perfect hit, they waited until the complete stop. after that they instantly fired.