CNN gains access to Ukrainian-held Russian town

CNN Chief International Security Correspondent Nick Paton Walsh gains access inside the Russian town of Sudzha, a city that Ukrainian President Zelensly says his forces now occupy. CNN was accompanied by the Ukrainian military who reviewed the video without sound prior to release for operational security reasons, yet had no editorial control.#CNN #news

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  2. The only person i feel sorry for is that kid. Thats it, all these other people would have had to have known this was a scenario on the horizon, heck they have shelters. But Putin isnt going to come for them. He doesnt care. The last esti ate I heard (prior to Ukraine running out of ammo) it took about 1,000 Russian troops to take anoit 10 square miles or kilometers of Ukrainian land. Russia litterally has nothing, all their troops are in the east. If Putin takes enough troops off of the front to take back this land hes going to give up gains. No, hes comfortable using glide bombs and just hitting this towns with his own people still inside. He probably considers the area worthless anyway. Russia is lucky that Ukraine probably doesnt have the troops to do what i think they should do and take enough land that they can flank the Russian forces in the east.

  3. This is sad regardless of how you look at it, and that's why Donald Trump's take on it was spot on. He said he wants people to stop dying whether Ukrainian or Russians, people need to absolutely stop dying in Israel and Palestine. It doesn't matter who is in charge of who or wherever, we have come so far as human beings to now realize that war can be had by the exchanging of words and ideas and not only bloodshed

  6. Crazy to think those elderly people grew up in the Soviet Union when Russia and Ukraine were both part of the USSR and now are two countries going in to two different directions. When that lady says “I don’t care whose land it is” she means it – she’s lived through the USSR, Russian federation and Ukrainian occupation and she just wants to live her life…

  7. Theyve been coping with this for 1 week vrs ukraine's 2.5 years. The russian towns are not as badly ruined as the ukranian ones have been. If there was torture n rape (as the russians did) western media wouldnt have been allowed in. Its about time russians got a taste of the war medicine ukranians have been taking daily. I fully support ukraines military and hope this is the beginning of the end of putin's regime, that ukraine ends up with secure 1991 borders and i sincerely hope this wakes the russian population up to the costs of the type of politics they have had.
    I did find it amusing that one ukraine soldier claimed that variety in russian shops is much less than in 2+year embattled ukraine.
    NEVER capitulate to bullies
    Glory to ukraine

  20. All these civilians hiding… Now they're experiencing what Ukrainian civilians went through, except these Russians have it better.

  21. Why is there no one in Russia who can take Putin and his associates out of the game, as they tried to do in Germany during World War II? In Germany, Hitler was subjected to numerous attacks. I don´t understand it how a society can accept such a "leader"!

  22. This is torturing Civilians in every side either Russia or Ukraine or Palestine
    I think if its Putin wants a fight with zelesnky or Egypt wants a fight with Palestine they should meet on Ring and fight but not to torture civilians with kids,Pregnant women or Old people n new born babies a suffering just because of the 😡😡😡😡 Human sitting on the chair an giving orders wile People a dying with no reason this is not Fair May God have mercy

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