These strikes are coming from the caspian sea, we re coming to find out. the air force is reportingiles d from the air. they can t trust the fact they won t be shot down now. but they re going to go after infrastructure, critical infrastructure for a couple of reasons. they want to put the lights out on the ukraine citizens that are there and show the ukraine citizens that they can do this. they have this capability. pure terror. those aren t military targets. we spoke to moonfish, ukrainian air force pilot and he said the russians control this air space and the areas where russian forces are now operating. but ukrainians control, he says, everywhere else, by and large. yeah. what does that mean going forward in terms of this russian promise from the russian minister of defense to strike the supply convoys coming in from poland and other nato nations, bringing weaponry inside ukraine? two things, it means number one they have to use their guided weapons systems, cruise
We were there for three weeks in country, working in kyiv, bucha, hostomel and kharkiv area. what we saw was it was heart breaking. you saw whole towns and cities that were completely destroyed, leveled, high rise apartment buildings that were completely burned out, and it is heart breaking as a veteran because these aren t military targets. those are civilian towns that were completely destroyed. and, of course, intertwined with this effort to recover bodies and to help people is this ongoing investigation into possible war crimes. you re knee deep in sites of crimes. how does that impact your work? it was tough. the bodies we located we were told once we were able to get them exposed, to leave them alone and don t touch them because ukraine police officials would be by to do their investigation.