machines are used, these are six machines that were provided to us with the support of the howard buffett foundation and these machines are now used in mykolaiv oblast, kherson oblast, kharkiv oblast e- in addition to this, the government of canada has also financed the machines of the company global clearn solution. these machines are gradually entering our service, and two of them are already in use in kharkiv oblast and oleg in kharkiv oblast and mykolaiv oblast. and all at once think that it is about searching for mines, we understand that it is not only about mines, there are different types of explosives and also, for sure, some fragments of projectiles can also be dangerous. there were hostilities, but they say that there is actually danger there too, and demining needs to be carried out . what exactly is it about? look at today. the enemy has mined all infrastructure facilities, all land plots, even private ones. households and houses uh, they were mined , we uh, we observed starting from the first days of liberation uh, by our glorious armed forces, uh, of the first uh, of our territories,

howard g. buffett foundation in the frontline town where the russias say ukraine's military is trying to puncherground. while you can't really see the counteroffensive of the uukrain you can see it and hear it as well. this man hands of boxes to residents traumatized by resilient. >> reporter: it's very dangerous but i got used to it, 72-year-old olga tells me. i can din tish between between the rockets. i asked whether she thinks the counteroffensive can proceed. she said we're closer to victory. ours will push them back step by step until we drive them out, until there's a complete victory for ukraine. but for now the going appears to be tough for ukrainians. u.s. officials tell cnn the ukrainian military is facing stiff russian resistance. this russian video is purporting to show a column of western donated armor. the uptuck in fighting has made it impossible to get aid in. >> i think it's one of the most dangerous areas in the zaporizhzhia region. 24 hours bombed, 24 hours. >> reporter: but they have to get aid eve to those two frail to make it to the distribution points. this lady can bar

howard g. buffett foundation in the front-line town where the russians say ukraine's military is trying to punchhrough their defenses. constant artillery and mortar barrages driving residents underground. we have to go downstairs in the basement because there's an increase in shelling. while you can't really see the counteroffensive of the ukraines, you can certainly hear and feel it. aid boxes handed out to the mostly elderly residents, many traumatized, but resilient. it's very dangerous here, but i got used to it, 72-year-old olga tells me. i asked 71 just mina if she thinks the counteroffensive can succeed. yes, i know about the counteroffensive, she says. we will be closer to victory. ours will push them back step by step until they drive them out until there is a complete victory for ukraine. for now, the going appears to be tough for the ukrainians. while kyiv hasn't acknowledged major offensive operations here, u.s. officials tell cnn the ukrainian military is facing stiff russian resistance. this russian video purporting to show a column of western-donated armor struck by moscow's force