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counteroffensive, but the gains they had around bakhmut are a huge moral boost for troops. but how does it feel to be in the battle now and to actually after all this time take more territory? i love it. reporter: success, not all that s wetting appetite for victory. mounting russian atrocities, fueling anger. we all just want to take our territory back. do you think the russians understand that? i don t think so. they are going to get killed. it s going to be a tough fight for you then. we are ready for this. reporter: as we leave, there are more explosions. then this we don t ask, we just run and keep running.
run. reporter: we don t ask, we just run and keep running. we re hearing a drone so we re running. they have got their armored troop transporter ready. drones overhead, more artillery coming. it is ancient soviet equipment. more modern nato armor is busy elsewhere on the battlefield. and i think what you really learn going into a situation like that is how hard it is for the troops, how difficult it will be to make those big gains. but if they can get the big punch through to russian lines, they hope to be able to turn the psyche on the battle of the russians and have them in disarray. that hasn t happened yet, but that gamble on this big counteroffensive. nic robertson, appreciate your reporting. and just ahead, new guidance
reporter: as we leave, there are more explosions. then this. we don t ask, we just run and keep running. we re hearing a drone so we re running. they ve got their armored troop transporter ready. getting back in now, drones overhead, more artillery coming. it s ancient soviet equipment, more modern nato armor busy elsewhere on the battlefield. and that s where the fight is tonight. that armor that s busy on the battlefield. and we ve seen a lot of it in this area. so there s a lot more for the ukrainians to put into this fight if they want to. they are trying to push, if you will, sort of north and south of that area they ve already taken to extend their front line. and so far it seems to be working. but commanders here are very
chinese communist so that led us to where we are today. the biden administration hasol a don t ask, don t tell policy with visa applicants. c this is why you ve got senator dianne feinstein with the chinese communistmme party spy who s her driver. you have eric swalwellma and intimatete relationshipy. with the chinese communist party spy. if we don t ask, we don t know whether or not they re coming to the united states to do the work on behalf of our greatest adversary, our biggest enemy. and that being and we don t know that they re here. so we should at least ask insane along with a three hundred and fifty thousand chinese students who are here, f many ofun the funding of our research institutes coming fromb china as well. congressman banks, thank you for being on this. thank you . and up next , a stunning exposé about how the pharmaceutics industry is sending hundreds of millions of dollars to nihdi scientists and that includes dr. anthony fauci. speaking of him now, what are they