This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchler.

Reuters headline tells a double story that comes together.

Ukraine's cities pounded.

US scrambles to define source of leaked documents.

The subhead out of Keef, Reuters out of Keef.

Russian forces pounded frontline cities in eastern Ukraine with air strikes and artillery

attacks.

US officials stepped up efforts to locate the source of a leak of classified US documents,

including those on Ukrainian counteroffensive plans.

I welcome Mary Kissel, Executive Vice President Stevenson Cooperated, former senior advisor

to the Secretary of State.

First for Mary's memory of what she thought when she first heard this news, and then we

will explore what it means to have our allies, our adversaries, our colleagues, old having

to face the fact that they're being spied on by the United States of America in wartime

in a conflict where there is not uniformly unanimity about the mission.

Mary, a very good evening to you.

What were your first thoughts when you're here of the intel leaks that are unfinished?

There is no reason to presume this won't continue.

Good evening to you.

Good evening to you, John.

It's always good to be with you.

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