and that entire floor destroyed. and another witnesses say, some missile fragments hid a car, injuring a family and side. we heard from local residents about their life under constant shelling, larry in cities, units of blood, the auction. the ukrainian regime ignores all the rules and targets purely civilian areas. there are no military personnel, they re only local residents, small children leave here. i have no idea what they re doing and when it will end the series loudly, there was massive shelling. 2 old women got so scared they fain ted. we hope someone will help us, but i am not a day goes by and, and ask without casualties and destruction. and the reason for this is the key of regimes heavy shelling of residential areas. this shelling only grows more powerful day by day and bother ukrainian shelves on fires and western weapons, a raining down on the heads of civilians, folk residential neighborhoods, places of worship, and hospitals that have become legitimate target
u i a c. m u is different than the rest of the bureau of prisons. in that it linux his ability to speak with attorneys and limits like right now his attorney can even get legal calls with him. now a significantly delayed he can t get many phone calls in the future. ready to 15 minute call that week i think a lot of it is just keeping them can in a small unit of about 70 people in the larger jail for him. and he s a jailhouse lawyer, so i think he s busy with the time. right. i can certainly understand the need for a cmu for let s say terrorists, you want one terrorists to be on the phone, coordinating other terrorist attacks with, you know, other terrorists, but as often as not that s not who s in the c amuse. many of the prisoners are people like marty or drug whistleblower daniel hale or victor boot. it s meant as yet an additional layer of punishment for people whom the government just doesn t like. marty has fought his placement in a cmu for years. tell us about that stru
by having you described to our viewers what daily life is like for marty in a c, m. u i s b m u is different than the rest of the bureau of prisons. in that it linux his ability to speak with attorneys and what it s like right now, as attorneys can even get legal calls with him. now a significantly delayed he can t get many phone calls. it s usually to 15 minute calls that week. i think a lot of it is just keeping them can in a small unit is about 70 people in the larger jail for him and he s a jailhouse lawyer. so i think he s busy with the time. right. i can certainly understand the need for a cmu for let s say terrorists you want want terrorists to be on the phone, coordinating other terrorist attacks with, you know, other terrorists, but as often as not that s not who s in the c amuse. many of the prisoners are people like marty or drug whistleblower daniel hale or victor boot. it s meant as yet an additional layer of punishment for people whom the government just doesn t