we are providing them tremendous intelligence, but that intelligence is then verified by drones and other things. in fact, you heard admiral kirby say at the pentagon press briefing that they re getting too much intelligence, and that can be just as much of a hindrance. they re getting where command centers are. more than satellite shots. command and control places have antennas, heat signatures. and you ve got russian generals that have got to go there because of the russian military performing so badly. their operational security is awful. they get on their cell phones, and they get geolocated, and that s it. they ve been very dumb, ukraine has been very smart. i think we ve done just about enough with what the intelligence we re providing and it s making a difference, no question, a good example of american indirect hard power. and the u.s. has been praise-worthy of the ukrainian intelligence efforts themselves. major, we ve got to leave it there. thank you so much for your time
humanely if they do. one story shows whether they are keeping their promises. reporter: a clear message to the last remaining defenders of mariupol. the video says, we guarantee we will save your lives and follow international laws to guarantee humane treatment. such will be the case, says the voice-over, with this man, a captured ukrainian soldier. the 25-year-old member of ukraine s territorial defense force was captured at the steel complex, the last remaining pocket of resistance in the city. cnn has geolocated the building behind them to an area just northwest of the plant. a russian soldier detailing how they ll be treated. as you are captured, he says, we will treat you with honor and understanding. these videos were published on april 20th. five days later, donsvonek was
hate can t be celebrated but pain can be healed. black lives, they matter here! black lives, they matter here! this is cnn breaking news. hello, and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i m nick watt in los angeles. russia is increasingly targeting vital-supply lines for ukrainian troops, as it ramps up its assault on the east. you are looking at a railway bridge that was blown up on friday. we have geolocated, and verified the authenticity of the video. it s near the done everdonetsk region.
exclusive drone video that has been authenticated and geolocated by cnn placing russian military as well as its vehicles at the scene of these killings. until now, russian officials have repeatedly claimed the videos and satellite images we ve been showing on air are fake and that the bodies have been placed there by ukrainians. well president putin had this to say about the atrocities. have a listen. unfortunately, after reaching agreements and after our clearly demonstrated intentions to create conditions for favorable conditions for the continuation of negotiations, we encountered a provocation in the village of bucha to which the russian army has nothing to do. reporter: well don, those comments by president putin really shouldn t come as a surprise, but they do come as
mexico, among those who are exempt, an electric engineer, a paramedic and professional artist. they say they earn between 2 and $4 a month in their home countries of venezuela and cuba. the city mayor, a democrat, recently sending a letter to the biden administration sounding the alarm about the unsustainable increase of migrants, warning if title 42 lifts, the city s ability to meet the humanitarian need could be limited. dhs estimates that thousands more migrants could arrive at the border. would you be ready to serve that many more migrants? it is daunting. reporter: katie myers from interfaith welcome coalition says that on average between 150 and 200 migrant arrive at this bus station every day. in with cell phones, the migrants say, issued and geolocated by the u.s. government. he said take a picture of yourself. some migrants confused about how to use the devices to check in