they shot at everyone. you can see the trees yeah, in the trees, it s everywhere. on april, two, i came here as well, already in bucha self. and the first place, i was here on this square. and here i can show you photos, i have photos of my library. you was one car with a killed man inside. that was a man who worked in bucha for, like, park maintenance, and humor was trying to take wounded people to the hospital. and he transported several, then he again came back. he was killed right here by russians. there was a car with his buddy inside. and here was another car which he just smashed with a person inside. oh my gosh, there was a person inside? yeah, yeah, powerful. if you are pointing out the bullet tore holes in the trees, it looks normal. it looks normal, right. it looks like a suburban community. people going about their business. it s early morning now. you can see traffic is happening. explain that to me because when you are in kyiv it looks normal and
Fix this problem, then all of a sudden ukraine is really in a very bad place. all of a sudden, perhaps the advances that ukraine has made would be reversed. many more soldiers in ukraine with die. it would then provoke perhaps more response from various allies, and this then, we really do have an escalation situation. i am hoping and praying that the noise were hearing around china and weapons it s just noise. so far it hasn t been confirmed, although secretary state blinken mentioned at the munich security conference, and of course the national security adviser, jake sullivan was just speaking out that. if it is confirmed, it s a very, very bad omen. it s probably the worst news since the war began, because it just gives russia a whole new lease on life to carry on killing ukrainians.
Used to target u.s. generals. russian generals. joel, and thank you for joining us tonight. i ve ask you, you ve been doing this for a long, time you report on these things, sometimes the government doesn t like what the press reports on stuff. this has had an unusually strong feeling of pushback, why? look, i think u.s. officials are very worried about the escalation situation. they re very worried about putin going up what they call the escalation ladder. and you re right, there was some very sort of strong language out of the nsc and the pentagon, but they weren t really disputing what was in our story. we weren t saying there was an intent to kill, we didn t even use that language. what we are saying is that the u.s. provided intelligence about the locations of mobile headquarters. ukrainians combine that with their own intelligence, intelligence like those intercepted calls you mentioned. and then shows when and where
Are very worried about the escalation situation. they re very worried about putin going up what they call the escalation ladder. and you re right, there was some very sort of strong language out of the nfc and the pentagon, but they weren t really disputing what was in our story. we weren t saying there was an intent to kill, we didn t even use that language. but we re saying is that the u.s. provided intelligence about the locations of mobile headquarters. ukrainians combine that with their own intelligence, intelligence like those intercepted calls you mentioned. and then shows when and where to strike. we explain that in the story, that is what s happening. and look but this administration has properly proceeded carefully and try not to escalate the ukraine war, and that s the right thing to do. but, you know, it s also
Sometimes the government doesn t like what the press reports on stuff, this has had an unusually strong feeling of pushback. why? look, i think the u.s. officials are very worried about the escalation situation. they re very worried about putin going out what they call the escalation ladder. and you re right there. was some very sort of strong language out of the nsc and the pentagon, but they weren t really disputing what was in our story. we weren t saying there was an intent to kill. we didn t use that language. what we re saying is that the u.s. provided intelligence about the locations of mobile headquarters. ukrainians combined that with their own intelligence, intelligence like those intercepted calls you mentioned, and then chose when and where to strike. we explained that in the story. that is what is happening.