they think that we are not there, and they go forward and for some reason disappear in some bermuda triangleith complete misunderstanding they go and go again and disappear and disappear again, in the end until the mine trawled they are looking for some new ways of subterfuge and are coming forward for the next assaults, actually, according to one of the commanders of our mechanized battalion. the most difficult period of living at the front is the preparatory period, when the russians demine barricades, destroy engineering fortifications, shelters, try to clear our positions, that is, active artillery and mortar attacks continue, in particular , they shoot from rocket and salvo fire systems, cassettes are used against us, the easiest period - this is just an assault, because this one time we simply destroy their units on the battlefield, and now in the fields of donetsk region. just dozens of bmps, battleships, tanks, uh, but by the way, old models, their new units, not that they have run out, but in the last we saw them, probably somewhere in the summer, but assaults on motorcycles and all

where they think we are not there, and they go forward and for some reason disappear in some bermuda trianglete misunderstanding again go and go and disappear and disappear again, until finally they do not look for themselves. some new ways of sneaking up, and are being put forward for the next assaults, in fact, according to one of the comments of our mechanized battalion, the most difficult period of living at the front is the preparatory period, when the russians demine barricades, destroy engineering fortifications, shelters, try to clear our positions, that is, they are active artillery mortar attacks, in particular , fire from rocket and salvo fire systems, cartridges v'. the easiest period is precisely the assault, because it is at this time that we simply destroy their units on the battlefield, and now in the fields of donetsk there are simply dozens of bmps, battleships, tanks, but by the way, old models, their new units, not that ended, but the last time we saw them, probably somewhere in the summer, but assaults on motorcycles and all kinds of things like that, how much do you have

there are people jumping out of the building, my first thought honestly was that it was the bermuda trianglend planes were being sucked into it, you know like that was a fleeting thought that i had. (witness screaming) - [witness] oh my god! - [witness] oh my god. - for better or worse, that lens finder, that literal clip that comes out that you can view things through was protecting me from the reality that was happening six blocks away. (students screaming) (sirens blaring) (crowd shouting) - i remember the news anchors not having answers. i remember people being like, we're hearing there could have been another attack. - we just heard one more explosion. - they say there's a bomb in the school here. i was told by firefighters. - it was the uncertainty for me that made me realize like, why don't people know what is happening? like how can they not know? - [newscaster] most of the nation's schools stayed open through the tragic day, students watching terrorism on their own shores for the first time. - not only had planes crashed into those two buildings, they crashed into the field in penns

they think... that we are not there, and they go forward and for some reason disappear in some bermuda triangle with complete misunderstanding they go and go again and disappear and disappear again, in the end while the mines are looking for some new ways of subterfuge and advance to the next assaults. actually, according to one of the commanders of our mechanized battalion, the most difficult period of living at the front is the preparatory period, when the russians they are demining barricades, destroying engineering fortifications in... shelters, they are trying to clear our positions, that is, active artillery mortar fire is ongoing, in particular , they are firing from rocket and salvo fire systems, cassettes are being used against us, the best period is precisely the assault, because it is precisely at this time time we simply destroy their units on the battlefield, and now in the fields of donetsk there are simply dozens of bmps, battleships, tanks, but by the way, old models, their new units... not that they have run out, but we have seen them recently, probably somewhere in the summer,

they think that we are not there, they are moving forward and for some reason disappear in some bermuda triangleh complete misunderstanding, they go and go again and disappear and disappear again, in the end, while trawling with mines, they look for some new ways of sneaking in and advance to the next assaults, actually speaking, well, according to one of the commanders of our mechanized battalion, the most difficult period of living at the front is the preparatory period, when the russians are demining barricades, destroying engineering fortifications, trying to clear shelters... our positions, that is, active artillery and mortar fire continues, in particular , firing from rocket and salvo fire systems, cassettes are used against us, the easiest period is precisely the assault, because it is at this time that we simply destroy their units on the battlefield, and now in the fields of donetsk there are simply dozens of bmps, battleships, tanks, but by the way, old models, their new units , not that they are over. but recently we saw them, probably somewhere in the summer, but assaults on motorcy