Inside a front-line village where Ukrainians are praying to survive
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Landmines slowing Ukrainian counteroffensive
The general leading Ukraine's counteroffensive against Russia now says it's going slower than expected. Ukraine blames Russian land mines and other defenses for the slowing advance. CBS News senior foreign correspondent Charlie D'Agata met a squad of troops working to remove the mines to see how they perform their very dangerous duties.
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