beating the previous women s record by just a foot. you re all caught up now. see you later. as the summer draws to a close, has ukraine made the progress that people had hoped for? our world has secured unique access to one ukrainian unit to find out. loud bang as the country beds in for the long war while also trying to come to terms with profound trauma and loss, what impact is it having on ukrainian attitudes towards their enemy? we hear how the experience of the long war is dividing families. ..and howa hardening of attitudes make some think that the only possible victory will be one secured on the battlefield. i just want it to stop and for our. ..neighbours to go away. this is the face of battle, modern war in ukraine. a grenade attached to a commercially made drone before being sent on its way. these ukrainian soldiers from the army s 24th mechanized brigade allowed us rare access to a position several hundred metres from their enemy as they hunted them. now they re s
this is the face of battle, modern war in ukraine. a grenade attached to a commercially made drone before being sent on its way. these ukrainian soldiers from the army s 24th mechanized brigade allowed us rare access to a position several hundred metres from their enemy as they hunted them. now they re stepping up the accuracy of their attacks. drone whirs ..with custom made fpv, or first person view drones. we are aiming for big guns like automated grenade launcher and sp6. self propelled guns. yeah, yeah, yes. self propelled gun, something like that. and then comes in the lower priorities, so, just regular troops. two years ago, would you have ever imagined you would be doing this? oh, no, no. god s sake, no. but what can we do? we can only fight and protect our land. i just want it to stop and for our. ..neighbours to go away. 52nd year, but looks like new. it s like second world war. hey! we watched as the 24th brigade s drone company armed a variety of munitions ready to
this is the face of battle, modern war in ukraine. a grenade attached to a commercially made drone before being sent on its way. these ukrainian soldiers from the army s 24th mechanized brigade allowed us rare access to a position several hundred metres from their enemy as they hunted them. now they re stepping up the accuracy of their attacks. drone whirs ..with custom made fpv, or first person view drones. we are aiming for big guns like automated grenade launcher and sp6. self propelled guns. yeah, yeah, yes. self propelled gun, something like that. and then comes in the lower priorities, so, just regular troops. two years ago, would you have ever imagined you would be doing this? oh, no, no. god s sake, no. but what can we do? we can only fight and protect our land. i just want it to stop and for our. ..neighbours to go away. 52nd year, but looks like new. it s like second world war. hey! we watched as the 24th brigade s drone company armed a variety of munitions ready to
capability to go out and do extractions because there s just not enough troops, they re defending the airport. have you asked for authorization of additional troops to go in to the airport to help with potential extraction should it come to that? yeah. i think you used word capability. and the actual troop number i think are two different things. so we have 5,000, approximately 5,800 forces. and as i briefed over the week, as forces flew in, you know, flowed in, capability continued to increase. initial security was the most important ability to establish because without that security the ability to do other things is just not possible. so, as our capability increased and at that 5,800 number, as you ve seen, we have the capability and have executed other operations to ensure that american citizens are being
they could be doing a whole lot of other things. you have houses here, roofs are falling in. i mean they could be focused on a lot more serious issues. than me feeding children. andrea: absolutely! dana, i guess tons of e-mailed flowed in, so now the city, mayor nutter is standing behind her. the city said wait a minute, we re not going to fine you. you still have to pay $1,000 to go in front of the board and get a permit. we re not going to fine you $600 a day. the government regulating every area of our lives, even do-gooders. dana: what struck me another resident alerted the council about the distribution. you would not want to be that person s friend. whoever alerted the council because she was doing something that was kind. andrea: eric, this isn t a neighborhood that is affluent and a snob calls up and says i don t want this going on. this is neighborhood where the kids need help. the ample income is $19,000 a year. this the average income is $19,000. she used to do a g