update that his date of use. benjamin alvarez gruber, reporting from washington d. c. a. russia has stepped up a nationwide aerial bombardment, campaign, and ukraine. at least 7 people were killed and dozens more wounded in an air strike on louise of a city and its historic center. in the far west of ukraine, have so far, largely been spared in the war. i mean, while ukraine's president followed him, your zalinski is re shuffling his cabinet and the biggest shake up since the start of hostilities. 2 and a half years ago. daybreak reveals the extent of destruction after overnight airstrikes on leave. it was one of several cities across the country to be targeted in russia's latest wave of attacks. the ukraine's that it's air defenses were unable to shoot down all of the incoming missiles and drones. those that made it through causing widespread suffering on the ground doesn't really care to design huge destruction. more than 70 buildings were damaged. they were all part of our historic city center spots in the v. in the far west of ukraine, close to the polish border has been see

russia loses the war in ukraine. let's bring in my kind of, in washington, d. c. at the white house, mike, a right now the us and u. k of not given ukraine's permission to use long range may size against targets inside russia. will that change after this meeting between case i'm i'm present by as well. it has been some media speculation that the british, at least start thinking of providing ukraine with longer range missiles. however, the national security council, sports person, the white house, john coby says there is no imminent change in us policy. that the policy is going to stay the same by which it must be interpreted, us is going to refrain from providing a long range miss house to ukraine. whether that is the case of the breton will, john could be made clear. he cannot spiteful. ready speak for breton will be of the us allies, but it is no doubt the method that will be discussed at the meeting between his stomach and the us president in the course of the afternoon. that to, along with a number of other issues will be on the agenda in this, the 2nd meeting between the 2 need. this installment became prime mi

the ukraine says he wants to use weapons to talk a deeper into russia, and that's being the center of discussions in washington, d. c, between the us and the u. k. prime minister. but there's no indication when or if president joe biden is going to agree to keep this request, that you go hand reports. what do you say to the law services? as the medium between the leaders of the us and u. k got underway? it was clear, ukraine was top of the agenda. united states, as for standing with you, tilting crane is a defense against russia is on farther aggression, clear for making, for prevailing as for the people in the train, half this time folk about the positions you have just added to flight stung, costly ukraine, where i think the next few weeks, a month for feed, crucial, very important. we for, to train in this fight of freedoms. the question, what kind of support should they provide? should they allow ukraine to use western missiles to strike deep into russia? specifically, the british franco stealth missiles called storm shadows. they've a range of 250 kilometers. and it's like close to the speed of sound. these are

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the russia is a professor at the national defense university and a full, a pentacle, and director of arabian pen in charlotte affairs. he joins us now from washington, d. c. thank you so much for being with us. now. there's obviously some dispute, although if this was ballistic missile or a hypersonic missile, can you just explain the difference in which one you believe it is or? and also it doesn't actually really matter. it wouldn't matter if they had a true hypersonic. so this is the who sees iran, russia, china, and north korea have all claimed to have developed hypersonic missiles. the standard for that is that it goes very fast about mach 6, and that it can maneuver the speed itself is actually pretty easy to achieve. most ballistic missiles have that ability and dismissal probably traveled fast, but the maneuverability is hard because the, basically the control surfaces on it or not. uh, so i think that the, if, if it were a true hypersonic would be very difficult to intercept. this was intercepted so i think what you have is the classic parabola, a trajectory of a ballistic missile, where instead of being intercepted of high, it was intercepted c