is doing these the right steps, is gradually taking out warehouses with ammunition, these so-called grau and... this night, the russian grau arsenal near the border with ukraine was also hit, and our colleague serhiy zguryts, this is the director of the information and consulting company defense express, says that this is the most effective way to combat the enemy's ability to use cabs. let's hear what he said. today, there was information in the morning that an attack had been made. one more arsenal of the russian federation using our drones, that's exactly one out of six of the arsenals that played, which is located at a distance of up to 600 km there, it was struck at the arsenal, which is 14 km from the state border, this is the city of karachiv, the russian federation, and all this just, well, indirectly affects the stocks of artillery, ammunition and kobi, all this, well, this is so far the only most such... variant of ways to reduce the potential of the russian federation. mr. yevgeny, despite the fact that the ukrainians periodically take these guns to large artillery depots and

that in the area up to... a length of 700 km from the borders of ukraine, there are at least six grau'senals are powerful enough, and in the last three weeks, this is actually the third arsenal from this list that was hit and hit quite effectively, these arsenals were hit by long-range drones, although sometimes videos with the sounds of a jet engine were added, and that allowed some observers to claim , that these... missions are joined by new ukrainian missiles, even the same secret, a secret missile called polyanytsia. let me remind you that the first to be destroyed was the largest arsenal in the western part of russia in torobka, where up to 30 thousands of tons of various ammunition and missiles, then there was an arsenal in tykhorytskyi, and now it was the turn of the grauye arsenal in the city of karachev, just 115 km from border with ukraine, by the way, this is the closest of all the arsenals and storage bases, its area is 3.5 km, we expect that satellite images will appear and we will be able to really assess the scale of the destruction, the forces of unmanned systems confir

"politico" national correspondent meredith mick grau who attended the rally yesterday and tim millerack with us. mike, last week nbc reported that trump seemed to be making inroads with latino men. do these comments hurt the trump campaign? let me get your reaction to what you heard. >> i definitely think that they do hurt the campaign, but i want to put this a little bit into context. donald trump may have actually -- or at least this rally may have accomplished something that the harris campaign has been struggling with for two years, bienen and harris' campaign which is bringing donald trump's levels back down to where they were in 2020. the campaign has had a difficult time doing that, but this type of narrative does break through. the question will be how much. i think there is a unique reason why. it's not that donald trump said these words which we've learned to roll our eyes at and sort of dismiss, it's that somebody around him made these comments. i think that there's still some sense of shame and sensibility in the american people, certainly undecided voters, that are going

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grau when of a deal going on in the world, there's just deep distress and dissatisfaction over the political status quo. and you see and you see shortly. you're basically grabbing on to that again and coming up in very powerful endorsement for kamala harris against donald trump. but really more of anti trump boat decking that basically trying to tell his followers. you know, it's important for you to vote for harris and therefore against prop. >>and i wonder if his endorsement, though, will move the needle any because we've seen how many republican heavyweights come out already 50 plus. >>yeah, i mean, it's in there. there been a lot to me. you can see that on the campaign trail. liz cheney has been campaigning with with kamala harris. he's seen former governors others out there. he said john kelly on seeing and talking about using words bashes. but i think that shorten your these has his is speaking is a little bit different. and when you think about disorder the group of people that air is having difficulty getting to the undecideds that certain people cynical of both parties. this is some