absolutely, ali. from what i ve been seeing here so far, it s devastating. i want yesterday to a village just outside of kyiv, about six miles west. families, also who were outside in a house that got obliterated by an airstrike. the house doesn t exist anymore, neither do their neighbors five houses. this poor family was digging through the rubble, searching for any documents they could find. passports, deeds, certificates, so they can move on. among the dead was a 12-year-old disabled girl. the daughter of the owner of the house. extremely tragic scenes here. we are alternating between the video of what you re talking about in the live video here, where these refugees are getting out of their vehicles.
but we re also hearing that in some parts of the country, ukrainian soldiers are managing to fend off russian forces. this was the message from the pentagon. ukrainians are going a bit more on the offence ukrainians are going a bit more on the offence now. they have been defending the offence now. they have been defending very smartly, very nimbly and creatively in places they believe and creatively in places they believe were the right places to defend, believe were the right places to defend, and we have seen them now in places defend, and we have seen them now in places particularly in the south hear places particularly in the south near kherson, they have tried to regain near kherson, they have tried to regain territory. there are reports that makariv, a town about a0 miles west of kyiv, is back under ukrainian control. the ukrainian armed forces posted on facebook, the state flag of ukraine was raised over the city of makariv. and the regional chief of police there p
dispersing migrants, all horse patrols in dell rio in that sector. to use those forces to deter people, and what was related to slavery is offensive to everyone. 1000 miles west of dell rio in yuma, arizona the border patrol chief, and setting a fiscal year record for daily apprehensions that included migrants from 21 countries, stay tuned, attorney general mark brnovich in a few segments, what he has to say, this surge could be headed his way. carley: this is a crisis on all
10% or 15%, i don t have the precise numbers. the administration had precise answers and wasted no time on disputed images of border patrol agents on horseback dispersing migrants by holding all horse patrols in del rio, infuriating agents in the sector. border patrol agents were doing exactly what they were trained to do, use those horses to deter people from crossing the border or apprehend people crossing the border so suggesting what they were doing is remotely related to slavery is offensive to everyone. 1000 miles west in yuma, arizona the border patrol chief says agents encountered 1000 migrants yesterday. a new fiscal year record for daily apprehensions including migrants from 21 different countries. stay tuned because you guys will interview arizona attorney general mark byrneohfitch, looks