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russia arrested an allegedly innocent man us army sergeant gordon black.ardon's parents had not heard anything about their son, not a word since his arrest, and were very unhappy when they found out about his russian girlfriend. if you believe overseas media , the american warrior was lured into the clutches of russian justice by a resident of vladivostok, thirty-two-year-old alexandra vashchuk. black's mother told reporters about this. i knew something would happen, i felt that she was... putting him, did she provoke this quarrel? you know, she started the fight to get him arrested. what was the girl trying to achieve? arrest, no one cares anymore, the main thing is the russian woman, the american, the law-abiding citizen, is to blame; moreover, the prisoner’s relatives have not yet communicated even once, but they have already stated that he is being tortured in the pre-trial detention center. please don't touch him, let him go, he was in the hotel room, and then she doesn't know what happened to him, and this is gordon's father following the formed line

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this is where 225 us army rangers scaled the cliffs to take out german artillery positions where they were positioned to be firing on omaha and utah beaches, just as those allied forces were arriving on d-day, there's going to be at least one veteran from the us army here present when the president makes his remarks, and that is going to be john ward del, he arrived here in the days following d-day and present biden is going to tell the story through the lens of mr. ward, del and other current us army rangers who will be present to talk about the example that was set in world war ii and how the the us and the world owe it to those veterans and to those current service members to carry on on that tradition of defending democracy worldwide. now, other themes are going to be the unbreakable alliance between nato members. the potential rise of isolationism that president biden is going to warn against. and of course, implicitly, the rise of populism and the popularity of those positions among the base of donald trump who is of course his opponent in this upcoming election. in making this

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the us army command suddenly admitted that it was an american instructor. taught ukrainian anti-aircraft to arrange aerial ambushes, the staff colonel said, with the personal participation of foreign military personnel in the armed forces of ukraine several times they shot down russian planes outside the northern military district zone. for this complex, the patriot was taken to the front line. anton potkovenko will explain why the pentagon is so frank. the american colonel said in plain text that nato weapons were used to strike russia six months ago, but... more recently, the alliance countries were allegedly arguing over where to allow kiev to attack with western weapons. why is this now? frankness? assistant chief of staff of the tenth us army, razanna klimenty , tells which russian planes, according to her data, were shot down by the american petriot. now ukraine probably has a petriat battalion in its arsenal. they move and actually do things that will go down in history, for example, an aerial ambush, which is exactly how the a50 was hit in january 2024. german instructors woke up

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well, nato and especially us armies are having a bit of trouble right now recruiting, because the kids are objectively either to fat or just to just interested in finding mores and countries. they can't even really identify on a map. but she has a solution for that mobilization which seems to be going about as well as my expect, [000:00:00;00] the maybe it would be wiser, with all the recent talk of the western mobilization to just get some average ukrainians, introduce nato learning center to find out exactly how they managed to dodge t as call up to fight, because that sounds like something that the west might want to learn to counteract . on the upside, america's data rep says, part of this whole, poland training center package will also serve as a bridge for ukraine's eventual entry into nato. so there's the giant dangling carrot for ukrainians to be incentivized to keep sharing this information with nato at this training center otherwise, and also to stay on the battlefield. she says that they're now going to talk about what you frame can bring to nato, since she says they've alre

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the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army generals philip sheridan express the evidence of this policy and the income is worth the only good india is a dead indian. the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims in millions having been a majority on the continent before being digit, as people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the. it's just the what is it? the portal was their deliveries of my know that's of so the team go we just want talk one years old the the the.

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and he is commanding us army seventh corps anstck art. d he's being greeted by the lord mayor of stuttgart mount freed rummel. dhey became best of friends and mansfield rummel became best of friends with field marshal montgomery, son. now they have all passed away, but they took that legacy like a baton in a relay race and they turned it over to their daughters. and the lady holding the dog is general patton' daughter the granddaughter of the wld war ii general patton. and the lady in the whiterench coat is rummel's granddaughter. thdaughter of man freed rummel and here they're greeting in american world war two veter at a commemoti ceremony. so they're passing the torch. of the western nato countries which today we find so critical with the tragedy ongoing in the ukraine. and that's the legacy of erwin rummel and george patton. thank you. thank you. yes, sir, if you have questions, please come over to the microphone and ask them so they can be picked up. thank you. i was wondering if you had any theories regarding why patent never made i

over 1500 us army europe soldiers participated. normandy's d-day 50th anniversary commemorate ceremonies. the bulk of those came from fifth corps, headquartered in frankfurt. fifth corps artillery had the task of forming the command and control center for the entire operation of task force box green. this is a once in a lifetime event. it's the 50th anniversary. and for our veterans, it may be the last for many of them. it is a time for all of us to say thank you for the sacrifice all of them have made, especially here, the ultimate sacrifice that some have made. so it is something that just doesn't normally in one's lifetime. so it's an honor for all of us to be involved. this is artillery, along with personnel, third cars.com and fifth personnel group make up task force, fox, green. the mission of putting up a command here isn't all that different. you compare it to a field problem. but according to sergeant bruce hall, the importance of this mission is obvious. any time a presidential. presidential program going on is, it's impo

now everything to us, leave the us army literally to the holoibos, and it still won’t be enough forhe paradox is that even if we literally take away the resources of russia and china, it won’t be quite enough for our needs, so in in this case, it is not necessary to measure in the style: "oh they gave, well they gave not enough, in this case you just have to focus on the fact, it's good that they gave, because there is an alternative of not getting anything at all and at the same time forgetting that... let's put it this way, quite often our soldiers at the front have to to fight with maxim machine guns, which there remember the second world war, but if we take such a bar that the minimum is that we fight even when we are maxim, and the maximum is that we constantly need a lot of things, then any package of military aid from the usa , on the one hand he is not able to cover all our requests, but on the other hand, he is still precious, well, because there are things that are still needed for yesterday, then i want to talk to you about military aid from france, the day before... stat

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the army in texas and new mexico, he's developing the west for slavery and is using the army to do it. and so they become a political concern as well. and so that's what i have for y'all today. thanks, as always. any questions comments? concerns, please come see me. but thanks, everybody, for a great class and

for some reason, the deputy chief of staff for intelligence of the us army, jan salevan, suddenly feltpyongyang right now. we see that russia and kander are cooperating more, they understand that this is contrary to us interests. i'm concerned that this could become more than just a business relationship. i don’t know if they are ready to call themselves allies, it makes me feel uneasy. we have collected sayings in the west to give you an idea of ​​a certain choir and that the key in which he performs. here is ex-deputy us national security advisor ketley. china and russia look to the global south, they are not as concerned about europe as they are about the south. but cnn, the long-time head of television representation. in moscow, now cnn columnist jill dougherty, anxious and speaking as it should. but i think what really worries the united states is the question of what north korea wants from russia, and we know this is definitely high technology that will be used for military purposes, in the air, on land at sea, and this should cause concern to the us without question, and what th

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now. chelsea mountings, you might remember was the us army with some flow who actually gave the documents to wiki, likes that to us, obviously to relates. now as a mountain mounting has heard sentences from uses by president obama and the judge . so taking that into account and the fact that a sanchez spent so much time in prison, that she was allowing him to walk free before he was released. he told the cause of what he had done. he had done so as a journalist that he believed that his actions would be protected on the us constitution under the 1st amendment, which protects the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. but that the case was just too difficult to mount against a and that he would kind of that he, that's the reason that he was accepting the play deal. um he walked out of the quote, a free man. he didn't take any questions from reporters. he got into a car and he can drive away. and joe, this has been a years long saga now essentially add an end. are the issues here really settled the or well, the car under the play deal. all the pending cases against him has been dro

james ferguson, a former us army marine, considers it an honor to support those who fought in ukraineshington, one of the founding fathers, our first president, once said that a nation will be defined by how it cares for its heroes, its veterans. it is equally important for ukraine when you think about the people who rose up to fight for the survival of the country. if you don't take care of them, the others will not rise to the fight. this is a really important message for everyone ukraine, europe and the world. their service, their donation is appreciated and they will be taken care of. golf is a popular game. among the american military. hundreds of military bases have their own golf courses. this game helps create a brotherly spirit in the team and distracts from the hard work, says golf instructor oliver. i am convinced that playing golf is therapy, and not only physical, but also mental, communication, being in the fresh air, enjoying nature, all this is very energizing, the body turns the spine along one axis, okay, i let's try and rest a little already, oleksiy military, who w

n. includes us army on the left list of violations against children is drugs and bass of it to the u. n. voice of shock. and the cost for you and for the long side come off and it's not much too hard and it's forthcoming report on faith, i'm going to show spending to protect the children also coming up then most prime minister is attacked by campaigning and copenhagen, a head of the pin followed them into elections, bought off with spiritual violence, against politicians as full open and countries across to you and french, president obama, back to us presidential by the name pattern. the 2 are expected to discuss. need to ask the award and ukraine ahead of the states to know at the end the c panel, the number such as 12. thank you for joining us, is brad is condemning the u. n's decision to include it's ami on the refresher list of organizations that home children in con, fix the ones, the annual list known as the list of shame will also include come off and the stomach she had from mr. benjamin nathan. yeah. who has reacted with beauty, claiming that the id, yes is the most modern an

i've seen through the eyes of an outside or next catch us. army veterans scouts. ben. it's really eye opening. video diary from the bottled region in moments. this is your part of the well, interestingly enough, that was one of the most valuable things that i wanted to do was question, shall we say these ukranian prisoners because i wanted to get inside their minds. i wanted to disentangle the strings that tied them up in knots that enabled and animated their actions. what was their decision making process? what were their biases, their prejudices? what was their psychological profile? i wanted to study them in very deep detailed ways. i am an american i see army officer and i've come to ukraine to try and understand this and taking the understanding back to americans about what has been happening here. so i'm very glad that you will sit down and talk with me, and i'm very glad that you speak english because my russian is that good. i am a searching for the regiment as also i lay a combo. a girl remarks that girl or i'm or somebody to read over it, you want us of my na

is that is condemning the us decision to include us army on the official list of organizations, the tom children and conflicts on the under list known as the list of shame, but also include him up and the stomach too hot time. mr. benjamin ethan. yeah. who has reacted with xfinity, claiming that the idea is the most modern ministry in the world. the list which is due to be published next week aims to pressure policies to conflict into implementing measures to protect children. that's listed in the us books, postings to funds. the shaddick of this report comes every year. the request of the security council security council created this mechanism every year. it is based on very on a very well established and transparent methodology which is explained on the children on conflict website. if this is not the 1st report, right, we've had reports in 2nd 1998. we've had reports if i'm not mistaken, on that focused on killing and maiming since 2009, it will be up to a member states to read digest reports and act accordingly. alex, i is ready for you if the children international and he told us

coming from almost vehicles belong to the use ready army went ahead throughout the day. i. on tuesday, an id of squad infiltrated the village and surrounded one of its homes before opening fire upon it. are these ready military? sadie was conducting a counter terrorism operation. local spoke about an hour or so i'll be attacked. last, i looked out the window and so soldiers. then my sister started shout and they told me to surrender and started shooting at our house, the rebuild it with bullets and they started arresting everyone and told us to put our heads up. the soldiers found us and pulled us out. they interrogated my family and me 6 young man from the neighboring home with taken away. oh if you will not buy them. oh boy, i raved less that several hours and was very violent as it was from several areas during the day you would see bullets all over the house and the neighboring houses . there wasn't a single person for good type from there. they were demolishing houses and moving vehicles. they occupiers exec pressure on every posting and they don't just target one pers

go ahead to check. their concept of heavy breakthrough divisions, the americans have the so-called usng and doctrine command, they work out many elements and then immediately introduce the armed forces, so they saw for themselves that if we fight with the russians or the chinese, we need to act like this, such and such an algorithm is valid until the twenty-seventh year, we will optimize our armed forces, they are told: guys, the biological laboratories worked perfectly for us, they carried out a lot of experiments, well, it’s not scary that there are ukrainian... prisoners there are so many antibiotics in the blood, when we take everything we can there, it’s an ideal testing ground, well, transplantologists generally call it a site when it’s possible... these are to take away organs, let’s work out the doctrine there, it’s not scary, a couple of brigades will die there, something else, our task is not the victory of ukraine, our task is to reach the line of war with russia so that we can prepare, a year has passed, and we saw that changes began immediately in the summer. concept, and

mehdi anari of sed and sima news agency, the head of the joint chiefs of staff of the us army warned that the zionist regime's attack on lebanon is a risk of a wider war. in the middle east finds charles brown said to counter the short-range rockets that hezbollah lebanon through the border towards israel. he thinks it is difficult. he pointed out that in such a situation america will not be able to help defend israel. yesterday , lebanon's hezbollah warned the zionists by releasing images. if you attack lebanon , you will regret it. in these pictures, the positions and military bases of the zionist regime and their precise coordinates are shown deep in the occupied territories. asdod port, oil refineries in haifa. bengurian airport and haifa bandar among the designated targets they are in the picture of hezbollah. hezbollah emphasized that in case of a possible attack by the zionist regime on lebanon , these centers are in our crosshairs. hezbollah's war information center announced that the broadcasted images are related to the vital goals of the zionist regime, which only the secu

adam's previous experience was as a us army surgeon during the iraq war, but according to him, this experience did not prepare him to treat civilian casualties in gaza. explosive bullets the size of a human arm. it is raining on the people of gaza, israel is heavily shelling the people and causing injuries and burns, so the severity of the injuries is severe, but seeing it on the body of a 4-year-old child or on the body of a 10-year-old child is painful. i was not used to the injuries i saw in gaza. this surgical team was trapped in gaza when israel captured and blocked the rifa border crossing. we were forbidden to leave the hospital and we were also informed that it was unsafe to leave the hospital premises, which of course was always unsafe and anyone outside the hospital premises would be targeted. khan yunus has been razed to the ground. there is nothing there. no house, no shop , no school, no mosque. it's like dropping a nuclear bomb on khanyounes. in how many israel's past attacks he has justified the attacks on hospitals and health centers in gaza and claimed that hamas members and t

army has use depleted uranium sales in various conflicts . they have also been adopted by great britain. but neither country officially admits the depleted uranium alone is deadly. here just over simplifying or complex fisher disturb fear, dr. lucas. yes, there are risk, but they're minimal compared to the strategic advantages they provide. it's about leveraging technology responsibly. not a bad thing. yeah, the rational fear, irrational, ignoring the long term environmental catastrophe and the model implications of boys and in glands with generation is that is, walk is a rational circle of strategic advantages or a parent and victory at best. it's easy to throw around accusations when you're not the one making the top decisions. military strategy isn't about choosing the perfect options. it's about choosing the least worst wants. and currently that involves depleted uranium. then we should strive for best of no set of least was we have to deal with the world as it is question yes. but outright fear mongering helps know what the the reason th

and he is commanding us army seventh corps anstck art.eing greeted by the lord of stuttgart mount freed rummel. dhey became best of friends and mansfield rummel became best of friends with field marshal montgomery, son. now they have all passed away, but they took that legacy like a baton in a relay race and they turned it over to their daughters. and the lady holding the dog is general patton' daughter the granddaughter of the wld war ii general patton. and the lady in the whiterench coat is rummel's granddaughter. thdaughter of man freed rummel and here they're greeting in american world war two veter at a commemoti ceremony. so they're passing the torch. of the western nato countries which today we find so critical with the tragedy ongoing in the ukraine. and that's the legacy of erwin rummel and george patton thank you. thank you. yes, sir, if you have questions, please come over to the microphone and ask them so they can be picked up. thank you. wondering if you had any theories regarding why patent never made it to where he should h

army before the civil war and during the war as well. he's also coauthor of another book, which i often find myself recommending to people who are looking for a really insightful overview of the military history of the civil war. and that book is called a savage war military history of the civil war. so check that one out. if you're as well. today, he's to speak to us about observation and and signals from first bull run to the overland campaign. welcome to virginia tech. all all right thanks so much. thank you, dr. quigley. the gracious introduction and staff here for their invitation and, for their hospitality. yeah, i think of the great things about being a civil war historian is you actually can talk to audiences that are not captive. and i know i mean, i think naval academy is maybe even a little bit more that. but a lot of our students, students in general are not always in your classrooms for reasons of choice. right. and they're kind of as is not necessarily a bad dynamic, but it's sort of a different dynamic than being able to t

so basically the more than 3 decades, the us army has use depleted uranium shells in various conflicts. they have also been adopted by great britain, but neither country officially advanced the depleted uranium alone is deadly. you're just over simple fires complex fisher to stir of fear. dr. lucas. yes, there are risk, but they're minimal compared to the strategic advantages they provide. it's about leveraging technology responsibly, not abandoning. yeah, there's a rational fear. irrational, ignoring the long term environmental catastrophe on the moral implications of boys and exams by generations. that is, walk is a rational, the circle of strategic advantages are a parent and victory at best. it's easy to throw around accusations when you're not the one making the top decisions. military strategy isn't about choosing the perfect options. it's about choosing the least worst one. and currently that involves depleted uranium. and we should strive of mess up. and also release was we have to deal with the world as it is caution. yes. but outright fairmont grain helps know what the, the r

, army general, douglas macarthur requested 34 atomic bombs from the us president and mapped their target. president harry truman wavered this time and refused, because by that time the ussr already had its own bomb. by the spring of 1951 truman simply fired general macarthur. the bloody war eventually ended in a draw in 1953. soviet combat aviation played a decisive role in allowing the complete liberation of north korea. if it were not for the ussr, then such a country as the dprk would not exist now. our help was decisive then, and the memory of it became part of the north korean genotype. hence the speed of convergence now, there is nothing to be surprised about, there are no secrets. and it is clear that pyongyang is sensitive to security issues and has an unyielding desire to possess nuclear weapons in addition to its missile arsenal. as for vietnam, here, too, the genetics of folk memory are in our favor: northern pro-soviet vietnam was attacked in the united states in 1964. first, artillery shelling from ships, then in 1965 carpet bombing from the air, and then a ground operation.

the end of the 2nd world war, the us army counter intelligence corps, began to have contacts with step fund button. they're off and make the bed and their organization, the ukranian nationalist army working against what was in the soviet union from classified c i, a documents spring. my learned about sadistic punitive operation is carried out by step on monday arrows associates. they used everything from a major army units, such as the 14th rent of the year of boffin assess invasion, which was made up of mostly of collisions which are people in the west of ukraine and southern poland. they also recruited about 250000 koreans as through dera. and 2nd in command, the intelligence make a little that bad to engage in this and be like 250000 people was right out through gail battalion and other ukrainian. the nationalist searches police force and things like this that will be engaged in controlling ukraine once the invasion and so got the, the music and the she could only if i were to some was those to deal with the operator and say so i mean human socially to the old subscription more they

he's not providing starlight to ukrainian army. you on mosque is providing star link capabilities to these drones. i'm thinking, well, he's told us in america he, oh, i'm not providing star link. that's a lie. and i get animated off because they're, they're desta creating my name and my country's name in your line to the american people telling them star links not being used to provide drones, drones or killing people. and then i see the high mars getting schools and, and kindergartens, and you're telling us all, hi mars are going to be used only for military taught targets. that's a lie. the . where are you from? and why did you come to russia? i'm from south korea. it's auditory and so and so yes. okay, how have your russian patriots, compatriots out, you know, soldiers and arms? how have they treated you and trained you actually the only i can, i guess the problem is only leg is yes. go to the good thing. the now i'm under training for jerome. know our team speak english. uh huh. because the curriculum platform was also in engli

i was a lieutenant in the us army. oh yeah, good. yeah it's, it's good to see so many people from around the world coming to fight for russia. yeah. against nazis against global if so, against george soros and all of this wickedness. yes. and, and i think the russia will win very, very soon. oh yes, i believe a go shop. we do a b. this will. yeah. yes. there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also absurd. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washington. as for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to help me living on that. we have a very quick propaganda. you know, a price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. the more questions ask the better the answer is will be the one you enter that you attempted to colle

so they sent these rangers out and advances army rangers and elite part of the us army, which terabyte and talked about talks about the speech you have about the rangers, bravery, and valor. and this is where the rangers really made their name or reputation that exist to this day. they also featured prominently in the black hawk down disaster and 1993 in somalia. for example, they scale these cliffs on rough, these bad weather, bad lighting conditions, under fire, and with great losses. i took the cliff and then proceeded to then go inland to extend their mission and hold that ground until more force that could could come to us to help them. and i think job, i did try to really evoke that sense of history. didn't he use terms like the cracking of bullet and he really tried to take that picture. exactly. he what he painted the picture and if we could just and also you know, the link, he obviously did mention ukraine creating that link between 80 years ago. and today there is a will going on and in europe today. very similar to what am i knew of my call has been saying in the last 2 days

when our army was fighting isis, several us helicopters landed and deployed, but terrorists, when there was fighting between our forces and isis in july la bod. and we had almost finished our job. you was aircraft appeared in the sky and bombed our soldiers. the idea that the united states has supported add to tyler by elements even isis k is gain the regional attraction, certainly refined in the last 2 years. i escaped has moved from hopkins. see it here to hard region. i don't know how they did that or who brought them in a holiday emerging. and apparently there seemed to be really well financed, well organized. and we are also seeing that this deep destabilization is they are not focusing on risk them targets. they're focusing on the reach of muslim countries or countries like china and russia. we have seen the equipment and focused on security forces of capture some of the, the government. and most of it is american equipment left behind by the americans when they withdrew from a plant, his son on the 15th of august, 2021. so it's strange that the equipment was lifted enough when it