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Of the areas where the fighting is most intense. bakhmut is just an hour s drive from here. so it s not unusual for this thing sort of thing to happen, but this is probably a serious incident in terms of the number of casualties, jim. yeah, sadly so. having heard that air raid signal while you ve been on the air with us, secondary strikes not uncommon as you know better than us, please keep yourself and your team safe and we will continue to follow with updates, ben wedeman in kramatorsk, ukraine, another strike on ukrainian civilians. still ahead on cnn news central, we re learning new details about the shocking partnership between the pga tour and saudi-backed liv golf. stay with us, we re back in just moments. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. ....
They fell on civilian areas and houses. one person is killed and a number are injured. houses. one person is killed and a numberare injured. that is the continuation of russian policy of terror against civilians throughout the whole country and the capital of the country, kyiv. i country and the capital of the country. kym country and the capital of the country, kyiv. i want to touch on the psychological - country, kyiv. i want to touch on the psychological impact l country, kyiv. i want to touch | on the psychological impact of this war as well. imagine the use of drones and even if they are shot down by bolstered ukrainian air defence just tell us about the psychological impact, for example, people waking up in the night, hearing drones buzzing overhead. it must be terrifying.- drones buzzing overhead. it must be terrifying. yes, it is. and there must be terrifying. yes, it is. and there are must be terrifying. yes, it is. and there are also must be terrifying. yes, it is. and ....
Ukrainian defence, just tell us about psychological impact, for example, people waking up in the night, hearing drones buzzing overhead. it must be. it must be terrifying. it must be terrifying. year, it is. and it must be terrifying. year, it is- and it it must be terrifying. year, it is- and it is it must be terrifying. year, it is. and it is also it must be terrifying. year, it is. and it is also the - it must be terrifying. year, it is. and it is also the air - it must be terrifying. year, it is. and it is also the air raid i is. and it is also the air raid signal throughout almost the whole night. during the 19th year and definitely, many people heard how a defence works, lot of explosions and, yeah, the sound of drones and i could tell you the first time versions use them it was in october of last year. it was in 0desa and i had it with my own ears and from that time, unfortunately, we got a little bit used to it but you cannot be used completely to it. you feel the danger ....
Going about their lives, and we go about our lives here on the streets as well. and when that air raid signal goes off, you re scared, and i think everybody s scare canned. but if you re further east, you know, you might be under the rubble. your apartment building could be getting smashed, and you just don t know. so there s fear because you don t the know where they re going to hit, and they cohit civilian targets, neil. neil: be safe, my friend, please be safe. steve harrigan. want to go to florida congressman mike waltz, sits on the house foreign affairs committee. for those who don t know, he s the first green beret to serve in congress, a combat-connect rated veteran. decorated veteran. congressman, always good to have you. hey, neil. neil: you ve seen this move afoot in congress, congressman, about not necessarily denying ukraine aid, although some of your more conservative creeings colleagues are looking at that, but at least checking where that money is ....
Because they believe in this cause, and they re going to stay until it s over with. war can do that. the peace iece is in esquire now. thank you, matt. thank you for having me. russia s war in ukraine has been a series of instances of disbelief, disrupted by reality. sometimes surprising reality. in the weeks before the war, many doubted putin would invade. even as the u.s. declassified intelligence showing russia s enormous military buildup. when russian tanks did move in, and the missiles started falling, we were there. this is the scene of one of the missile strikes this morning. you can see the emergency responders back here. but as we arrived, another air raid signal went off. soldiers concerned this will be a secondary strike on the same target. many doubted once again that ukrainian forces could successfully defend their country for so long. the same u.s. intelligence ....