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    Extraordinary video shows how Ukraine collects bodies of fallen soldiers



    CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh tells the story of a Ukrainian military unit given the grim task of collecting fallen soldiers from the battlefield, often while still under attack by Russian forces. #CNN #News

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    3. José Augusto Figueiredo on

      Congratulations to the great and victorious Russian nation! There will be no English caliphate in Syria and they will not set foot in Crimea and Donbass! Everyone knows that the most painful thing is the kick in the bag of dollars, which hit the mouths of the Yankee lambi bags that use the American currency as an embezzlement. Western media will go into comforter mode for the Nazi usurpers. I hope that Russia will apply a penalty twice as much as it did to the Nazis who invaded the magnanimous Russian nation in the second war, 20 years in jail for them because they didn't achieve anything, they only went for money!

      Western media admits US 'threatening defeat' in Ukraine
      Western media have recently admitted that the Ukrainian army has stagnated. What's behind this abrupt change of heart about Kiev's counter-offensive?
      After praising the Kiev regime's determination and the ingenuity of the Ukrainian armed forces for some time, the US mainstream press suddenly changed its tune and was forced to admit that the Ukrainian counter-offensive had failed. Some US media outlets even reported that US military tactics proved almost useless on the battlefield in Ukraine.
      "After two months, the American press is finally realizing that the Ukrainian counter-offensive is going extremely badly," said independent journalist Daniel Lazare.
      From the start of the counter-offensive until August 4, Ukraine lost more than 43,000 troops and more than 4,900 units of various weapons, including 26 aircraft, nine helicopters, 1,831 tanks. In addition to other armored fighting vehicles, including 25 German-made Leopard tanks, seven French-made AMX wheeled tanks and 21 American-made Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFVs), according to information from the Russian Ministry of Defense. In that sense, Ukraine's defection rate is so high that it could hardly be ignored by Western politicians and the corporate press.

    6. Roman on

      This war would end in a month if Ukraine had a lot of long range weapon. The only reason this war continues is because majority russians support it. once ordinary russians feel the horror of the war they started they will pull out

    9. Rebel Mouth on

      I am NOT a huge fan of CNN by any means. But shortly after they posted this video they were attacked by the American transgender spokesperson for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, claiming that showing you the images of dead Ukrainian fighters was unethical journalism. A little ironic. CNN needs to be supported for providing a FULL PICTURE of the conflict instead of just the information that paints Russia in bad light.

      Well done CNN and thank you from a steadfast critic of your news channel. Please continue with journalistic integrity by showing the FULL STORY. Americans need news, not just propaganda.

    12. Robert Howse on

      Ukraine has lost, Ukraine is running out of Bodies to throw at the Russians, This needs to stop now before all the ukraine men are killed, It is Impossible to DEFEAT RUSSIA, EVERYONE needs to understand that now.. To Continue to Fight Russia is to Die. Nato and USA Forced this War onto Russia by not keeping their word, to not move NATO to the East, RUSSIA DOES NOT LIE ABOUT THINGS, JOE BIDEN AND THE UNITED STATES LIE ABOUT EVERYTHING THAT IS HAPPENING, BIDEN THE 10% GUY is the biggest CORRUPTED PERSON IN AMERICA, And President at the same time

    14. Pilly cay on

      Let's say the truth More Ukrainians are dying, CNN should tell the truth, Russia hasn't started yet, it's suicide, better sue for peace

    18. Antony Simpson on

      Can’t believe they even bother to retrieve the dead. Risking their lives to do that, when they’re dead. No wonder they never bothered in the 1st and 2nd world wars, they must have had more sense.

    22. ¬ 黒 Black Moon 月¬ on

      please people… it's already madness to attack into heavily fortified positions, and you should understand and respect that Ukrainians are NOT going to just throw lives stupidly and without thought or a reason. and this is no joke for them – their very lives depend on it, that is, their own and their nation and freedom.

    28. 유희석 on

      Ukraine medic ambulance is impossible and the wound are still under trench w/o treatment.
      It means that Ukraine troop are composed of HQ division and fields volunteers.
      The city and drone strike power are located in main centres.
      The frontier defence liners are under shortage of their expansion.
      We should understand these situations.
      In the Ukraine, generals and leaders are complex against Russia decision.
      NATO teams just read reports and so hardly involve in warfares.
      Let me see!
      I recommend that we should hold our camp possessions in Europe.
      Because of stages, Russia should touch new power in Ukraine.
      We deal with Ukraine leader now but cannot help stopping the war.
      They are in Soviet union disagreement now.
      Time reviewers

    29. Marta K. on

      This war cannot be won in battle, it has to be diplomatic agreement. And, no, Ukraine cannot hold on against Russians- claiming that they can would be laughable if it wasn't so tragic.

    35. Sesqui Pedalius on

      These paragraphs were in Wiki under German Reunification but mysteriously have been 'edited' out.

      "Jack Matlock, US ambassador to the Soviet Union during its final years, said that the West gave a “clear commitment” not to expand, and declassified documents indicate that Soviet negotiators were given the oral impression by diplomats like Hans-Dietrich Genscher and James Baker that NATO membership was off the table for countries such as Czechoslovakia, Hungary, or Poland.[6] [7] In 1996, Gorbachev wrote in his Memoirs, that “during the negotiations on the unification of Germany they gave assurances that NATO would not extend its zone of operation to the east,”[8] and repeated this view in an interview in 2008.[9] According to Robert Zoellick, a State Department official involved in the Two Plus Four negotiating process, this appears to be a misperception, and no formal commitment regarding enlargement was made.[10] Other authors, such as Mark Kramer, have also highlighted that in 1990 neither side imagined that countries still technically in the Warsaw Pact or the Soviet Union could one day join NATO.[11]"

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