and even before he left to go to ukraine, you know, he was proud because he wanted to do the right thing. and fight alongside the underdogs and help them with things that he thought was important. he knew they needed help. and it was just something that he felt that he could help in because he had the experience and the training and the knowledge to go and help them. cabrera says she last spoke with her son on april 21st, four days before he was killed. willy joseph cancel leaves behind a wife and a 7 month old baby. retired major general michael is mere to discuss russia s war on ukraine the command erp for u.s. special operation forces in europe. sir, very nice to see you again this morning. i want to start here. ukraine says that its forces are
they trained the trainers so to speak, for the artillery systems. they ve gone back and now training the troops on how to use the artillery systems that have been provided to them. so we should see them put into action in the next week or two. it s not a matter of just getting something and going out and shoot the weapon. there s a lot of art and science behind this that has to be learned and akwooifed along the way. well, really helpful to have your expertise as always to help break all of this down. it s a lot to digest, that is for sure. major general michael repass, thank you so much. appreciate your time. thank you. the brutality of russia s invasion of ukraine is shocking. even to those who are accustom to dealing with atrocities and conflicts. pentagon press secretary john kirby got emotional discussing vladimir putin s depravity in ukraine. here he is. it s hard to look at what he s