episodes. remember not that long ago the drone that appeared to target the drone that appeared to target the kremlin? but this does appear to involve a number of drones, we don t know how many, at least eight, some reports suggest many more. there is a lively debate going on about the type of drone that was used. our colleagues at bbc verify our study on those videos in an temp two get to the bottom of exactly what we are looking at. we are talking about a target around 300 miles from ukraine. it is within range of some of the munitions ukrainians have. you mentioned it in your introduction, 17 attacks on kyiv this month alone. there is the view that this is a case of ukraine giving moscow a taste of its own medicine. there had been warning last few days that there would be some kind of response if this relentless nightly and in some cases daily attack on the ukrainian capital went on. we are still attempting to get to the bottom of it, but it is likely ukraine did this to gi
equipment. other drones, sometimes sorbate era equipment. 0therthings drones, sometimes sorbate era equipment. other things to remember are that this is a bit of a distraction. what happened in moscow today obviously was intended to be intimidating and fear inducing, but all the while the ukrainians are preparing the ground for their own offensive in russian occupied territory in ukraine. everyday we are hearing of ukrainian attacks which will be involving western supplied munitions, some of the long range missiles, like the storm shadow is supplied recently, to attack a russian military targets, troop concentrations, logistics hubs, command and control centres, behind russian front lines, sometimes quite far behind. lots of activity around the occupied porch of mariupol, that was taken more
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this kind of broad support for throwing all forms of terror and torture, whoever you think is the bad guy that did you wrong so pliltally, the democrats capitulate to that particular philosophy. i said, that s understandable. we underwent an absolutely horrific attack in 9/11 and it makes sense. historically when there are these crisis or emergencies, there are broad crisis response powers. absolutely. that are granted and what happens after a period of time is there s retrenchment. absolutely. what we re not seeing here. and that s the question. this gets the fear thing. this is why the 112th congress is interesting this way. we get further and further away from the event that was so horrifying, and traumatic and fear-inducing for absolutely rational reasons. the further we get and we re arguably, more safe and the further we get from that is more entrenched it seems to be. listen to diane finestein basically marshalling this kind of language against her fellow