because of potential duds in these bomblets that can explode at a later time. it was a difficult decision from the by the administration to send them. the question of how effective the ããthat is not something officials are willing to learn from the ukrainian counterparts as they use these more throughout the combat. again, as they try to make progress in this counteroffensive. rihanna? all right, oren lieberman live at the pentagon. thank you for that report. boris? we want to focus on odessa. ukraine now were destruction, fire, and despair i should say has taken over. the crucial port city on the blacks he is recovering from 1/3 night of pounding russian attacks. this time ããat least one person was killed there. two others were killed and drone attacks are live. cnn crews in odessa saw the strikes firsthand as they lit up the night sky. craig president said that moscow was trying to take out his country s ability to export
the kremlin have said that tuesday s attack on odessa and elsewhere in the south was a retaliatory strike. according to vladimir putin spokesman, moscow is still looking at other ways to respond even further. ahead, how your genetic makeup could impact just how bad a case of covid you might get. we will explain. rap icon tupac shakur was shot and killed 25 years ago but there s a break in the case, the new actions police are taking in the invevestigation. cnn returns in a moment.
ten days. those people kind of looked at them, and the russian soldiers and said, we have no people like that here. we don t know what you re talking about. and their impression was that, those soldiers have been kind of almost brainwashed by this kremlin false propaganda that s been used to justify this unprovoked war. the russian troops are trying to make their way west, along southern ukraine. mykolaiv has been a point at which they ve been stopped. they were planning to otherwise be in odessa, the beautiful port city of odessa. the biggest pour in the country on the black sea. you have spent a lot of time reporting on odessa. it s where your parents were born. tell us what it s like, would it was like to be there and how that port city is doing right now. everybody there is expecting that the worst is still yet to come. yeah, odessa is, for the
soldiers have been kind of almost brainwashed by this kremlin false propaganda that s been used to justify this unprovoked war. the russian troops are trying to make their way west, along southern ukraine. mykolaiv has been a point at which they ve been stopped. they were planning to otherwise be in odessa, the beautiful port city of odessa. the biggest pour in the country on the black sea. you have spent a lot of time reporting on odessa. it s where your parents were born. tell us what it s like, would it was like to be there and how that port city is doing right now. everybody there is expecting that the worst is still yet to come. yeah, odessa is, for the most part like there has returned to normal for normal-ish i guess as normal things can get in a war. there are, you know, still military checkpoints and a heavy military presence. but even the zoo is open nowadays.
odessa. todd and carley, good morning, statement from rusian prime minister lavrov says russians are ready for talks that is essentially statement of obvious given talks were already scheduled for today. unclear if the talks will go ahead. they points to second part of lavrov s statement the russians will continue targeting military infrastructure here in ukraine as something of lie, because it implys they are targeting military infrastructure as we have seen and as ukrainian authorities have said russians are doing far more than that and hit many civilian targets, in fact, ukrainian authorities say 2000 civilians have so far died as result of this russian offensive. russians have taken the southern