leading sponsor of terrorism to be the power, you think we have problem in north korea, get ready for iran, north korea on steroids at some point, we need to know that white house has not shown any willingness to use force. attacks on u.s. troops and forces and interests and institutions in iraq and syria. attacks agency our allies and proxies and against israel, almost no response, two pinpoint strike on the iraqi-syrian border over a year and a half of dozens of attacks again u.s. troops. a contractor died in iraq last march, no military response, unlike what we saw president trump do with killing of suleimani. if i were the iranians, i
poland? reporter: so this is in a town 15 miles, as you said, less than 15 miles from the polish border, and it s a base that has seen a lot of nato visitors over the past few years. it is a place that is a training complex. it s a place where american advisers have been working with ukrainian forces in previous years. all u.s. forces are now out of this country, but it was in the past used by nato countries to train the ukrainian military. the strikes happened just before dawn here. this was the second day in a row that we ve had strikes in the western part of the country. these were close enough to rattle the windows here in lviv. at least eight missiles impacting that site. at least 35 people confirmed dead. at least 134 others wounded. you can expect those numbers will probably rise. this seemed to have been a pinpoint strike on this military installation. look, we heard this from the russian government, that they were going to start to target the resupply chain here in the weste
attack. so walk us through this. did this attack come from intelligence that the government already had, considering how fast this was? well, i think that certainly it was built on that, but in order to have a tact accuracy for a pinpoint strike. apparent lip they did take out an isis-k planner without casualties, that is a good sign. it points out or emphasizes the fact we re not starting from scratch here like we were against afghanistan, and the director of the space agency, and we were no more. almost with a blank piece of paper. and 20 years of built-in corporate memory and data that we built up, we have we still had a lot of residual capability
yesterday s attack. so walk us through this. did this attack come from intelligence that the government already had considering how fast this was? well, i think it certainly built on that. but in order to have the tactical accuracy, if you will, in order to conduct a pinpoint strike and apparently they did, took out an isis-k planner without any collateral casualties that s a very good sign. and i think it makes it points out or emphasizes the fact that we re not starting from scratch here like we were 20 years ago in afghanistan. i was in the intelligence community then as director of what s now national geospatial intelligence agency, and quewe were kind of nowhere, almost starting with a blank piece of paper when it came to afghanistan. well, 20 years of built-in corporate memory and data that we ve built up, we still had a lot of residual capability despite the fact that we re
shep we will hear from the president when he leaves arizona and the 4:00 hour. we we don t know how much he will say but you will have something to comment on. shepard: arena ant officials officials deny the attacks and call the accusations unacceptable and baseless. team fox coverage continues with benjamin hall from the studio, ben. some confusion where these attacks came from. and quickly came responsibility that they have been behind the attacks but over the weekend, moving to iran with ever mounting evidence they are responsible for the attacks. and by the way, that is still burning. saudi arabia has not commented on the extent of the damage but a pinpoint strike which left 5% of the oil supply disrupted. now saudi arabia claiming this was a coordinated cruise missile and drone attack by iran.