they walking about on the streets or are they returning to the underground bunkers? i are they returning to the underground bunkers? are they returning to the under: round bunkers? ~ ., . underground bunkers? i think today, most peeple underground bunkers? i think today, most peeple are underground bunkers? i think today, most people are just underground bunkers? i think today, most people are just like underground bunkers? i think today, most people are just like us - underground bunkers? i think today, most people are just like us here, i most people are just like us here, seeking shelter, because for quite some time, there was this sense of weird normality here. shops were open, restaurants, bars were busy. the city had not been attacked for quite some time and it is away from the front lines of their was a sense that life was returning to normal as much as possible. even though the war was always in the background, people were talking about it and i m pretty sure that most
bring tanks down sinto the places. it s going be a lot more fighting. i think it will go on for days and the russian forces will be held up there for much, much longer than they anticipate. putin said let s surround the place and leave it at that. the orders change. it s bad move to try to go inside and hunt these fighters still in there. it s amazing as i m looking at the video we had up and the video we had on people who have been calling us and calling in and with video on camera from under ground bunkers. just the technology with this war. how much of it we re seeing is unprecedented. it s amazing to watch all of these images that come through. yeah. this only shows a small fraction of what occurs on the battlefield. we see that like over head pictures of tanks moving.
reporter: officials arrived aimed app propping up the regime. translator: the russians, too, are backing a political situation but at the same time because terrorists do not understand anything but force, naturally, that same language has to be spoken to them. jim, this is pretty incredible, right? it s a video coming as president obama is about to sign the nuclear agreement with iran. can he really go ahead with that now? listen, there is not much the u.s. can do at this point. on the missile, ballistic missile test, they can, they say they will refer iran to the united nations and say this violates an existing u.n. resolution. the new u.n. resolution that s part of this nuclear deal might allow for more leeway for such testing but these under ground bunkers deploying troops to syria, there s not much the u.s. can do and it does call into question, erin, that side benefit of this deal that was talked about by some that it
there are deep under ground bunkers where work is being conducted. we should be very, very afraid of this. then you hear josh earnest. he was questioned what about the other things iran is doing. the iranian aggression in syria lebanon, gaza, iraq, yenl,th their worldwide support of terrorism. earnest says we are watching all that. he went on to basically say that the way to make iran more peaceful is to lift sanctions and give them hundreds of billions more dollars every year. if iran is doing everything it is already to spread a new iranian empire across the middle east what will they do when they have sanctions lifted and far more wealth?
the anticipation is there may well be a ground operation in that area, which is really quite close to gaza city. anderson? the word from israel is they are ready to step up their campaign against hamas, right? they certainly are. the cabinet, security cabinet met late into the night wrapping it up awhile ago in tel aviv. some of these under ground bunkers, tunnels that supposedly house a lot of missiles, rockets and want to go in there, you can t just do it with air power, so there may be israeli ground action. i don t anticipate a full scale military invasion to reoccupy gaza. some assaults clearly seem to be in the works. wolf, in terms of the seize fire proposal, that s at this