bunkers were used as support infrastructure for their attacks and operations. it was a week after those attacks were carried out that there was a drone strike and a rocket attack on another base that not only houses u.s. troops but troops of the u.s.-led coalition to defeat isis. the u.s. deciding it would response and we saw that response carried out. it is worth noting the initial plan called for an attack on 11 bunkers. two of those bunkers were waved off right near the end there when the u.s. saw that it might target or it might hit people that were standing nearby. it chose to narrow that attack down to nine bunkers. the u.s. said there were no casualties in the strikes. worth noting that two activist groups say there were some between 6 and 10 casualties in these attacks. we re looking for clarity there. what does this mean for the nuclear deal negotiations that are ongoing? how does this impact those negotiations going forward?
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path of behavior where russia has been targeting this sort of support infrastructure. it s the third fuel depo in recent days to be destroyed in different parts of the country along with weapons storage areas and that sort of thing. it s a clear campaign to knock out the logistics and support sigh sites that russia thinks the ukrainian military is relying on. phil, tell us about what is going on on the ground in terms of the ukrainian counter offensive. reporter: so, we ve been talking this week about ukrainian counter offensives in and around the capital of kyiv. making progress there to the west, the northwest, the east. we also have some new video. evidence of yet more counter attacks. this time it s taking place in the far east of the country near the eastern city of ha kyiv. a city that has been largely encircled from the earlier days of the war. it s been under significant
tried to point this out in a tweet over the weekend, you do not just have to consider the piece of equipment itself, but also the support infrastructure, the fueling required, the mechanics, the supporters, the trainers, as well as the operators. so when you re talking about lots of airplanes, it requires the technology and the technical support to those airplanes that are being delivered. some of the more modern aircraft that ukraine is requesting, it s not that the ukrainians couldn t fight in them, it s just do they have the individuals that have been trained to care for them, to refuel them, to put bombs on board. it takes different types of weapons systems. all those things have to be part of the consideration with the transfer of weapons systems. with the t-72, the ukrainian army already has them. they know the tank. that s a big part of it. i ve been told as far as aircraft are concerned, the existing aircraft the ukrainians