he ll have to watch. thank you very much, brian todd. erin burnett outfront starts now. there s a photo of a hamas tunnel. this is as a family is evacuating from gaza, a neighbor shot in the head as he try to say flee with them in a secure zone. and exclusive video of trump talking about going to the capitol on january 6th to deal what he calls the problem. why special counsel may be seizing on this new sound. and she s known xi jinping for 40 years. she even up about the man she calls a friend, a man she had dinner with last night. let s go outfront. good evening. the breaking news, israel says it s now found evidence of a tunnel under gaza s largest hospital, al shifa. the discoveries comes 48 hours after forces first entered the compound. the video was both filmed and released by the idf. you can see what they say is an entrance to the tunnel, it appears to be reinforced can concrete, pipes, cable, debris outside it. we were able to geo-locate this video. thi
percent. we were here for 100 - and who intercept 90, and will fly through the infrastructure or, jetson it is a problem russia so far deployed more than 600 drones, and we se news has learned that is par of what the u.s. calls a full-fledged partnership iranian officials are no helping russia manufacture those drones we are busy production of 6000 desig jones. joining me now is a retire major in the u.s., army an urban warfare, and chair of th urban or fair studies at - policy from. is also the author of connecte soldiers, and modern war, an understanding urban warfare. john, good to see you, again
ability not to hide your key weapon systems, which we have seen. it s not just that the ukrainians use of western weapons but to find targets on the battlefield, so this, like urban warfare, the fact that any future battles, conflict will be fought in urban areas, for urban areas, the presence of drones from things we could buy at walmart, to the highest end tb ii drone that can destroy tanks, is the future. the drone you just mentioned is, it is a turkish made drones, become sort of popular culture in ukraine because of the effect of it. both sides are using drones right now. i guess when you talk about the fact that battles are fought in cities, something we learned obviously in iraq and battles since then, how do drones work on both the offensive side and defensive side? what is the way in which it works in a place where you think you can only infantry or
equipment right outside of kyiv. it was the first indication of massive logistical shortcomings, and strategic ineptitude, which have plagued russia throughout its invasion. but despite the world war i style trenches that mark the front in the eastern, in eastern ukraine, this is actually very much a modern or, a major technological turning point in the style of warfare, offering the glimpse of the battlefields of the future. more so than any other major battle before both ukraine and russia have been successfully using drones for both offensive and defensive purposes, using them not only for reconnaissance, which with you are familiar, but for active attacks. now joining me is the retired u.s. army major john spencer, chair of the urban warfare studies program at madison policy form, the coauthor of an important new book called understanding urban warfare. john, good to see you, thank you for being with us. let s talk about drones. my audience might know them about the kind used for