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Between ukraine and, of course, crimea, that was illegally an nexted by russia in 2014. so cedric, what do you expect the next steps to be for the ukrainian military? especially knowing that there are so many mined areas? yeah. this is going to be a major urban operation. you know, it s probably not going to be classic urban warfare like you saw in world war ii with the battle of stalingrad but you ll see a methodical operation to clear buildings of boobytraps, potential boobytraps, of mines, things of that nature. the other thing ukrainians have to do, they re going to have to move their systems forward so that they can counter any possible russian artillery that is going to be on the eastern bank of the dnipro river. when you look at where things are on the map right now, you can see that the ukrainians have moved to that river bank.
reporter: there are unexploded mines all over this area so they can t get too close. what they do is they wrap plastic explosives around a wire, link it to a detonator. that s then placed nexted to the unexploded ordinates and then they retreat and then blow it up. a brutal new tactic leaving death to lie in wait for unsuspecting civilians. let s discuss what s going on. joining us now retired u.s. army general and former cia director david petraeus. general petraeus, thanks so much for joining us. lots to discuss. let me get your reaction to the news that president biden today for the first time is using the word again side to characterize what putin and his army are doing in ukraine.
And in a single term, this president is trying to destroy all of that, destroy that credibility. i mean, he is blowing up the economic system with these irrational tariffs on china that are frankly hurting germany s economy. that is one of the reasons that germany may be going into recession. he has no regard in what we need to it on climate change. it is embarrassing. and this week the president floated the idea of letting russia back into the g7, although they haven t done anything to get back in. they were kicked out when they an nexted c e annexed crimea. so do you think they should be let back in? they should only be let back in after two conditions. first they need to commit to stop interfering in elections around the world. and second, they need to stop the annexation of ukraine. those twoen cans need to be very clear when they meet them then