engineer-seper e-e platoon khadzhibey, this is a very young, young unit.he date of our birth coincided with the day of independence of ukraine, although those who serve with us, those who joined us and joined us in the same formation, these are all military personnel who have a very different combat path, experience and very experienced uh, soldiers who can, can teach everything, uh, the unit does what sappers always do, that is to be ahead of the first, that is, you have to make passages for the vanguard, for those who pass first. demining enemy fields, neutralizing enemy engineering barriers, in order to be able to pass our, our military, and be behind and clean up, neutralize what remains dangerous so that peaceful life can return to this territory, this is about when you are ahead of the military, we now hear a lot about that total mining that our ukrainian armed forces faced in the zaporizhzhia region, but if i'm not mistaken, our military faced something similar, but on a smaller scale , last year, during the battles in the mykolaiv and kherson regio

one of the most humid regions, say seper, is kharkiv region, and not only. anti-personnel mines, on thisd we have already removed about 560 anti-tank mines, a tm-62 p3 mine, a plastic mine, by the way, it has a very weak signal, because it has a plastic one, a detonator, a metal detector signal, you mean, yes, he is weak, but we know him, the sappers launch the quadcopter, first the field from the sky, this regiment in the state the special transport service was created only in march 22, they have their storm unit, there is a sapper, ivan, he left donetsk in 2014 and last year, the war overtook him in kyiv, and he volunteered, i have a small child, and i want, well, our territory to be safe, and this is interesting , very hard work. the field where they are currently working is interesting, it has not been sown, it has not been cultivated for two years , the grass is waist-deep, before passing with a metal detector, the sappers feel every centimeter with their fingers like this, then they start ordinary garden shears and only after this special equipment, if the minesweeper shows there,

wherever i was with anyone and there in the sands i had the opportunity to observe position behind the seperder frogs 450 m, but i will never forget what i saw near chuguev last summer, when we came to give aid to internationalists foreigners who are fighting for us, when for the first time in my life i saw the horizon full of smoke, that is, not some localized point , where something flew in or something, but just from 9 to 3 o'clock, just solid smoke from explosions, we are being attacked with everything possible, except for tactical nuclear weapons, so far, the black sea fleet, the caspian flotilla, all kinds of fighters are involved and bombers, thousands of units military personnel, hundreds of thousands of personnel, we are all expendable material, but , honestly, well, i'm done with those snags, those thermal imagers, that's all, it's important that people don't become expendable material, it means that there is a state that does what depends on himself, there are allies, but if we have an opportunity there plus some help that will turn into saving the life of a ukrainian soldier, the

seperately a temporary field hospital donated byjordan has crossed into gaza and will be used in khan

seperately a temporary field hospital donated byjordan has crossed into gaza and will be used in khanounis to receive some of those patients displaced at the weekend. the israelis blame hamas for this carnage. on sunday they showed journalists a 10—metre deep shaft, leading they say to a 50—metre tunnel that stretches beneath the al shifa complex, ending at a blast door. the idf believes that one of their soldiers taken hostage, was killed in the hospital before being buried. they have also issued this cctv video that shows two of the hostages being brought into al shifa on oct 7th. on this programme tonight danny danon, the former israeli ambassador to the united nations, said they will prove that hamas was using a command centre beneath the hospital. those are not hospitals. you cannot find in the uk hospitals with ak—47s, grenades and tunnels. look what happened on october seventh. hamas brought many hostages into the hospitals in daylight. we released some of the footage, we have much more. where were the doctors and staff? they did not bring them from a side door. they did not br

. >> reporter: seper said he got on the phone with who he believed was an air france rep who said hissked for his booking reference number. >> he said, okay. i'm going to send you a link and you can click through to that link and you can rebook your flight, and it was a weird link. it wasn't -- obviously like an air france link. right away, i was, like, okay. that's not real. >> gio: and the issue is so serious that air france says it has launched a social media campaign to help identify real reps. all of the airlines we spoke with including southwest say to always message them directly on social media or through the airline's app and website because if you do that, you're avoiding someone else joining in on the conversation. >> whit: okay, important information. yep. >> stephanie: all right. coming up on "gma," buffalo bills defensive lineman eli ankou talks football and a cause dear to his heart. lineman eli discover different black friday deals at target each week. ♪ i never knew there was a ♪ ♪ love like this before ♪ [rosemarie's "love like this"] ♪ never had someone to show me l

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