an american general who smokes and american generals who supervised. uh, actually, i’m not sure if these officers are acting or not, according to our data , they are most likely a retired high-ranking american officer, but at the same time they have information about various kinds of us foreign operations, these two generals have already been captured or are they still are located on the territory of the steel plant, and azovstal is located. they are part of a group of private military workers. the so-called academies are pmcs, then blackwater. has been renamed. it's just that such a rebrik was made at the academy. after a blackwater, of course, for 15 his name with numerous war crimes, both in the middle east and in africa, yes. you are aware of what was done, at the pier, this is the famous and main american dude who naturally works as the cia is from the pentagon. well, everything is clear there, but it was renamed pmc academy and so. uh, well, along with this chinook from the private military company academy, these two high-ranking american officer

chief headquarters of the american general miles. a man of this level of stars on shoulder straps in the american army, this is not a jentsake for you. it's there not some, there sullivan is shmalevan and so on. this man, who just doesn’t say words for miles, has never been seen in any exaggerated publicistic statements like this, i say it again, this is a serious general who has a lot of all kinds of information, and yet. today general miles said these words. we are entering a world that is becoming less stable and more likely significant international conflict between the great powers is growing, not shrinking. note the four-star american general. as i understand it, the most important american military at the moment is talking about the possibility and increasing likelihood of conflict between the great powers. that is, he does not even talk about what kind of great it will be, that is, roughly speaking, the level and scale of a possible collision. it leaves everything to guess. he does not say that it is necessarily russia and the

to these american statements of 8-10 flights, there is some kind of well- established system of sea weapons that they supply to where the sea is. this is in general far i don’t see a sea of ​​\u200b\u200bweapons, moreover, i don’t see modern ones to supply modern systems, but, if we talk about missiles, firstly the americans. uh pretty limited choice, but aside from the multiple launch rocket systems, but the smaller -range missiles that they had. they destroyed them under the treaty. the cis are the same peppers. they have one one system that they couldn't. it should be supplied, but ukrainians need to be trained. i think we are talking about what in the nineties, especially in the first half of the nineties, the americans were very actively buying. uh, soviet weapons are different, all systems, starting from tanks, i do not exclude that the same points, uh, the americans too bought, but they explained that it was necessary for exercises to test their weapons. uh, bought a lot of numbers. no one has ever published, but, in principle, i think that they have bought enough samples, that's why they talk so calmly about the is-300, and the tanks that

this is general eaton american, but i was hooked by the first phrase. we, if we lose odessa if america loses odessa the american general talks about the property that belongs to him. if you still do not understand something, i beg you, this is the most important problem. you see, you do not state you. not an elite. you are a problem for russia , he speaks directly about this, you are one of the problems for russia with regard to negotiations with us, vasily dmitrievich unfortunately, there are also enough weeders here, who, after each stage of the negotiations , begin to call and shout. what is there and why there, and why are we like this the picture is seen very simply in fact. i am sure that everyone here understands perfectly well that you do not respect yourself to agree on anything, because you have never fulfilled any of the previous agreements, but the picture of the world today looks like this, except for us there are no peace proposals from anyone and except for the russian side. no one absolutely takes into account the interests of the ukrain

who supervised american generals. hey are active officers or not, according to our data, they are most likely retired high-ranking american officers, but at the same time they have information about various kinds of us foreign operations by these two generals. they have already been captured or they are still on the territory of the steel plant, but yes azovstal is located. they are part of a group of private military officers. the so-called academies are pmcs, then blackwater. has been renamed. it's just that such ribbing was done at the academy after blackwater, of course. has stained his name with numerous war crimes, both in the middle east and africa yes, you are aware that was made by e pierce this

to stop the aggression and restore peace and stability in the european continent but when an american generalpeaks about the inadmissibility of big powers attacking small countries. yes, it's just ridiculous. and it wouldn’t be so funny if it weren’t so sad, and after all, in fact, the world order that the general cares about so much has not existed for a mile, at least since 1999, and when nato committed unpunished aggression against yugoslavia and it’s absolutely impossible to talk about this world order after 2003, when the united states not only invaded iraq, but also deprived it of its sovereignty for several years and because that’s why the world exists in that instability, oh, which said general miles, what do you think you are absolutely right, of course, this is obvious to everyone, but it seems to me very disturbing here that the americans are already afraid of what they are considered to be already weakening and falling powers. and so they want to show that we still have a lot of things , and we will show everyone that we will retain world leadership. eh, let's not give in to anyon

how many days have already passed, as he said, in particular, some kind of american general, everythingh us, everything has already been a month . yes, everything with us, while we are in no hurry , it turned out that the americans had javelins such that the troops of the dpr of the lpr. they say we don't need this crap. akhmatovich he said, of course, thanks to joe for the hummers , she, too, is already a lot of uninteresting. so the stingers of everything else fall into the hands of the dpr lpr in such numbers that it’s already well well, it’s just not clear where to put them, while our tanks say, well there, three by four. they shoot at us, but they get there and everything is fine, and then there is repair work and again it will be in the field, that is, something does not work in the scheme that the americans came up with. something just doesn’t work out, because they pumped up so much, they tried so hard . and most importantly, well, well, well, they will give you any other weapon. now, there today, general kanashenko said, well, you waited 6 days, you were saving weapons. today w

lived all his adult life in america and considers himself an american, but as soon as it comes to belonging to taiwan, he is a first-generationdiately recalls his chinese roots. taiwan there live the same chinese as me. we are not easily provoked into an invasion or a war with taiwan, because it is a lose-lose option for everyone, but to understand where the roots of this territorial problem go. let's draw an analogy close to us - the chinese civil war. it was somewhat similar to our red army led by mao zedong against the whites led by chiang kashi, the remnants entrenched themselves on the island of taiwan and since then there have been two chinese republics in the world. and until now, the most terrible crisis in modern history after the second world war is considered to be the cuban missile crisis of october 62, when the superpowers kept each other at gunpoint with nuclear missiles. but if one day breaks out in the taiwan strait, then the caribbean crisis, perhaps they will remember with nostalgia andrey sukhanov deniseikin denis naumenko and pavel tolstov central television. well, here is the news of the continuation of t

better and what place would it be to hold a candle in front of the master, and hmm, this is the american generalmerican secretary of defense and in general, the annexed states. and in my opinion, this is for everyone. it is quite obvious that the text that the chinese wrote and read beautifully, but it is not only for chinese use and not for russian, it is perfectly heard all over the world in africa in one. to measure and throughout asia, everyone not only hears perfectly, but actually solidarizes, uh, from the position of a beautifully spelled chinese side. now the following means, unfortunately, we see in the diplomatic part of the solution to this conflict a combination of incompetence, cynicism and irresponsibility, when they are taken separately. this is even more or less. this is when it all comes together. here, uh, the method of working with the indian side, for example, when all the european politicians, as if there is such a feeling that there is a sale somewhere in the market in new delhi. here they are, all the time, one after the other, without an obvious result. it is quite obviou

american society. so from the get-go, generations of americans have sought to establish the united states as a full democracy. we fought a bloody civil war to end slavery. women organized and reached for the ballot. the civil rights movement brought an end to the vicious segregation of the mid-20th century. and today we are taking a giant, bold, and important step on the well-trodden path to fulfilling our country's founding promise. this is a great moment for judge jackson, but it is an even greater moment for america, as we rise to a more perfect union. i thank my colleagues for their. under the previous order, allir. post cloture timeth has expired. the question occurs on the nomination of ketanji brown jackson of the district of columbia to be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states. >> is there sufficient second? there appears to be sufficient second. the clerk will call the role. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] having security majority of her confirmation, the senate pa

kyrgyzstan, bishkek yes, he says, where did you fly to manas, something he names the names of the american generals flew to share your experience on drugs. we do not collect this material. we do not want to take out somewhere to accuse the americans in the united states of their allies in this matter, including taking into account the interests of europe, including the interest of ukraine in ukraine, too, one of the leading places in terms of how heroin was scattered is supplied by american drug commissars. well, we're doing something. no, we are generally silent by action. you will hear right after a small advertisement. who more and the baltic states demand to put us on our knees, but most europeans are not so categorical, because in many ways they already feel against their knees, and here johnson’s statement is not the time to sign peace agreements. i don’t even recognize anchor as a citizen of ukraine. and what was there? actually, kiev understands that donbass will have to be left, in any case, this is fundamental knowledge. everyone in our society is waiting for you, who is against tomorrow

this is general ethan, american, but the first phrase caught my eye.if america loses odessa, the american general speaks of both the property that belongs to him. if you still do not understand something, i beg you, this is the most important problem. you see, you are not the state, you are not the elite.

if i think, if you dig, you can find a quote from an american general from the eighties prostingers sowe put more stingers than soviet helicopters. i'm almost sure some the quote goes. americans make interesting reservations. here is the minister of finance, a woman, yes , she said that we did not forbid everyone to trade oil resources with russia. she seriously thinks. she just seriously said that we did not prohibit other countries from doing this. we have such an opportunity, but we did not become surprisingly . this is a complete ban. yes, an amazing biden clause. i really liked it. this is the government. there is still running this country. he meant himself, probably, about ukraine not at all zelensky, because the talk about that the regime in kyiv is firmly established. this is of course nonsense. it's been a long time. let's just say a doll, inside, which is an american hand. that's how it works, that's the only reason this doll is moving, that's the only reason there are no other reasons for this and the possibility. just need to remind the americans. how did the afghan story

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uh, well, in fact, the head of the american general staff, general mile, who said that time is now workinggainst ukraine uh, there are only a few weeks left for ukraine uh. well, somehow, it seems to them, it could break, that is, the assessment of the us military is more realistic than the assessment of the white house and the state department, which is largely saturated with all the same elements of propaganda. and, of course, it is indicative and eloquently the reaction of the us military-industrial complex, which has already started too. well, roughly speaking, to strain about this attraction of unprecedented generosity, because those who ride whom on this attraction began to feel dizzy. well, for example, uh, the statement of those who produce the stinger missiles, man-portable air defense systems is very interesting. they say, well, now we will make these stingers, firstly, so that we can put them on the conveyor again. we need to buy from somewhere to take old. in general, museum electronics, because these are weapons from more times. uh, the seventies of the late seventies, but it

notice the four-star american general.understand it, the most important american military at the moment is talking about the possibility and increasing likelihood of conflict between the great powers. that is, he does not even talk about what kind of great it will be, that is, roughly speaking, the level and scale of a possible collision. it leaves everything to guess. he does not say that it is necessarily russia and the usa or the usa and china, and so on and so forth, and this , in my opinion, is a very serious statement, but it is necessary to pay tribute to the mila brand in general, if you look at the news flow, it’s even narrow enough from the point of view of our discussions here here is a special military operation, but the basis for such sensations is not only sensations, but look, we are all with you second discuss the day. here is this informational provocation, and with the booty, an informational provocation, when the city, which had already been cleared 2 days before by the national police, and some corpses

americans in hysterics, how do you think we can trust china now. well , indeed, china can be trusted, because at least it behaves consistently, in general, today in chinese a lot of things and sent a lot of signals to washington , and it is clear that they are not at all like the americans. we would like to hear, because the americans are not the first time, but for or from beijing, that he took some wrong side of history. although what wrong in the statement of the same china’s poed to the un security council about the tragedy of the vuchi, who urged to simply study everything, and only then draw conclusions, and while there are no facts, show restraint to avoid such unfounded accusations. well , regarding stoltenberg's statement that nato plans to expand in asia, beijing, of course, could not leave. this is also ignored, especially since the actions of the north atlantic alliance are like the very existence of this alliance. china does not consider it conducive to peacekeeping. and just on the contrary, china was told that nato should have simply taken and disbanded as soon as the warsaw pact fell apart. and the soviet union and for one simple reason,

it is based in the headquarters of the us european command in stuttgart, it is managed by an american generalis control center will also manage the military aid network with more more than 40 partner countries that provide assistance to ukraine, the group of allies will meet regularly once a month, alent forest for ukraine, today the american parliament will vote for simplification of the rules for the transfer of weapons for our army, the meeting will take place at 9:00 p.m. kyiv time, the committee of the us house of representatives on the armed forces reported that the draft law provides for the possibility of providing military resources in the form of a loan after the approval of the document by the specialized chamber, it must be signed. the american president noted that the practice of lend-lease was widely used under during world war ii, the united states supplied weapons and strategic materials to its allies on a partially free basis ukrainian fighter pilot yuriy bulavka calls for the provision of american fighter jets in order to tilt the advantage to our side, he reminded that the

stopped being afraid and fell in love with the atomic bomb. the picture tells about the secondhand american generalhe basis of anti-communist paranoia, bypassing the high command and the us president, launches a nuclear attack on the ussr well, kubrick created this film under the impression of the soviet-american arms race and the caribbean crisis of the sixty-second year to the director, albeit in a satirical manner, but excellently managed to demonstrate to the world and, first of all, to the western audience, that there can be no winner in this war this week, turkish leader recep taip erdogan announced at the beginning of a special military operation to raise the militarization of northern iraq and the kurdistan workers' party , both special forces and the air force are participating in the hostilities, our goal in operation castle is to clear iraqi lands from the domination of a terrorist organization and ensure the security of our borders, turkey is bombing cancerous cities, but western places try not to talk about it. apparently, due to the fact that this is the work of the allies. every gove

think american generals. at the very beginning of our special operations.nd at all what we were doing, because the americans. uh, the most lenient damage because it's called kalatrin, they say a lot. and why do you only hit military targets. and why just starts bombing right away and so on. therefore, many in the west now have reasonable questions. and where does such softness come from? that is why it is so difficult for us to explain that yes. you know, this is not a war, this is a special operation. we do not touch people, we feel sorry for them. we want to reach an agreement, fraternal peoples and so on are useless. that is, we must do it. we must understand that we have never on the other side of the air bridge, no one will hear. in this case, in such an information bubble of our own, we are a hypothetical fictional american who, well, as you saw biden, greeted, uh, with his own, what is it called? he put an imaginary friend we have a video no, well, we'll show it later, but there is oh, look , please, it's awesome, of course, so now in batman for heal

formulated by american generals and politicians. modern, all the most lethal, as they like to say. although this the term is not in use with us and in ever-increasing volumes, therefore, once again. the danger in this regard for our armed forces is only growing. uh, with regard to the possible supply of weapons of military equipment and the countries of eastern europe, and sometimes the opinion is voiced that there are like tanks, outdated infantry fighting vehicles, they are outdated soviet-style. in fact, all these war machines. and they only have a soviet hull, soviet caterpillars, soviet trunk , and all fire control systems, all detection tools up to donatovsky standards, with we already encountered such tanks with georgia back in the war 8-8 and were. uh, our military is surprised that we didn’t already have this on georgian tanks, so in this regard we shouldn’t have illusions that ukraine will be supplied from the countries of eastern europe, but obsolete weapons. eh now. uh, in fact, you still have to look in oil. or are thes

uh, i agree with the american general that this whole story should be kept in mind for years.t forward luhansk people's republic on a live link, lugansk rodion miroshnik in direct contact with the conversation that it is really for years to talk about the fact that the americans would not like a speedy end to this conflict today on cnn there was a remarkable report on how the russian federation blew up a tank car on the territory of the lpr . washington accuses moscow of causing an ecological catastrophe on the territory of the entire donbas. we are well aware that this is bullshit, but nevertheless, this is another fake that is thrown into western media space. radion fan. what's the real deal there? and here moscow and who staged this provocation? we can understand now. yes, thank you olga, so, look, the situation is one of the hottest spots. we now have this rubizhnaya and it is somewhere in 2/3 controlled by units of the lc, and here are friendly units of the russian federation a and. this is the most densely populated part, that is , probably three-quarters of the populati

uh, a retired american general whose official task is to coordinate the supply of weapons, in fact, andormation in the ukrainian media, in fact. he will prepare, relatively speaking, a reserve army in the east, that is, from reservists. only one army will try to enter ukraine. he will try to make a second one. it is clear that he will not have time. in addition, this visit is due to the fact that in addition to weapons, in addition to training in fact another army, the americans take direct control of logistics to the territory of ukraine three these positions themselves inspected the way of delivery. even walked passed. although i do not believe that they were even in lvov, we do not know, yes, where they were absolutely hanging out. that is, if we serve all these positions many times. sorry, i was at the bank, but i did not see such a room. yes, no, no, it’s not that kiev is 100% i think we do n’t even tell ourselves that zelensky bezhalsky has reason to believe that he didn’t run. maybe, but somewhere in the region of ukraine, ukraine is after the border, so if we add up all these wi

and i think american general other than politicians, remember that and they are not as foolish as the alternate that are different. yet the piece reiterates time and time again that the bombing of iran would lead to security in europe. do you think the readers are, are convinced that and wider a feel that the public actually believe that i don't think anybody accepts that idea? i think if united states attacks iran, usa bases in this part of the world, the story you will have thousands of american casualties. israel if they provide material support for that attack will be attacked by iran. there's about 140000 missiles in southern lebanon, waiting to be launched against it as it is engaging this type of activities against iran and europeans, as you know, quite worried about what the u. s. is doing towards russia. the famous sentence is that the us wants to fight to russia using the last ukranian soldier and the europeans are paying the price for that. so i think your opinions would last you could, in the want to support such a criminal and illegal behavior. we know how to read the un

and i say that we will still announce the capture of the american general. yes.m out so that the fsb would interrogate him there already. it is necessary, of course, to check the same redhead. uh, french origin, american already confirmed information. she went through some. uh, official level, she hasn't passed yet. there is like a moment of coria news that someone is being led and told that it is him. well you need wait some time. well, at least, this is the mercenary that we show. could it be that he could already be just his, relatively speaking, guard there, yes, or, so to speak, be there with him . yesterday discussed in the studio whether the third world war hybrid has begun or not. it seems to me that such a war still began. it does not turn into a full-scale war, so to speak, because young with nuclear weapons and everyone understands that the use of nuclear weapons will lead to nothing but the destruction of mankind, but the war is on, you know, there is even a cosmetic theory. there is such a thing, if we take the numbers in the dates, the beginning of

was created within the framework of the nato unified command system under the command of the american general supply of arms. uh, to ukraine, that is, uh, we are talking about an institutionalized military system yes integrated within the framework of the pentagon's system of command for, and in fact, the management of hostilities in ukraine for the supply of weapons. yes , there are also forms of hybrid warfare. and this is the indirect involvement of the united states in this conflict, and against this background, very many in the west began to say that let's go further, but maybe, after all, we will officially deploy nato troops on the territory of ukraine poland, and it is spoken about, but very dangerous that, again, in recent weeks, especially days on in the west they started talking that, well, supposedly a military special operation, but it showed that russia is not as strong as we thought. now, let's push it even further. let's do something else. yes , well, the goal is to actually finish off russia and the compositions of the great powers to weaken as much as possible. yes, but to i

department of defense emphasizes that it sends to ukraine not only what is asked, but also what american generalsent with taking into account the upcoming battle for the donbass, armament of greater range power and complexity, but on the air of cnn, the former deputy. chief of staff for the supply of the joint contingent. in iraq, they predict to deliver to the front line - this is a separate special operation. it will be a logistical race with russia ukraine should make the most of its railroads as well as the dnieper river 300 miles from kiev to the dnieper is of key importance now the ukrainian army is trying to deliver maximum weapons to kramatorsk usa provoke an arms race again. the pentagon called a closed meeting with the defense giants. after all, weapons for ukraine are billions of dollars for the military industry from the national budget, we are talking about the fact that the old soviet weapons in nato warehouses from black are already being delivered to the new ukrainian liz for money. ukraine as part of the tape program. liza, like the soviet union, will be forced to pay for these a

uh, yesterday, uh, the american autumn general and today we watched it, he said that, in fact, it isessary to stifle russia as much as possible . to russia and, as a matter of fact, to reduce this country, well, our country is practically up to how russia should be weakened. is he asking to destroy the russian military power? jennifer psaki was asked at a press conference the question of what is meant, that is, jennifer said that the point was that russia would never again be able to attack anyone, not ukraine, not whom she wants to attack again. yes, this is a statement. very interesting. in what sense? for several years now, i have been generally watching the approaches of the american top political leadership. for some reason they decided that russia could be strangled. as much as you like for the moment until it surrenders and russia never responds and does not use its nuclear weapons and does not use its nuclear potential, this point dominates and we have heard from truth how he says no. no. we are against nuclear war, but they themselves create a situation where there is a thre

think american generals. at the very beginning of our special operations. they did not understand at all what we were doing, because the americans. uh, actually existing damage, because they are called decks they say, why do you only hit military targets. and why just start bombing right away and so on. therefore, many in the west now have a reasonable question. and where does such softness come from? that is why it is so difficult for us to explain that yes. you know this is not a war. this is a special operation people. we do not touch them, we regret them. we want to reach an agreement, brotherly peoples, and so on , it is useless, that is, we must do this. but we must understand that we will never hear from the other side of the air bridge. in this case, in such an information bubble of our own, we find ourselves in some kind of hypothetical fictional american who, well, as they saw the bayma, greeted. uh, with your own, what is it called? imaginary friend, he stood in the legacy no, but then we'll show, and there is oh, please see this awesome, of cours

military equipment passed through nanmen square, the parade went on there for several hours the american generalsked congress what we were going to beat them with and the program went off. this medium-range missile, and everything that is now happening around china in ukraine, with these complexes they are training with their javelins, they are trying to believe that in ukraine they are somehow passing russia china if you remember, uh, this joe biden tried to convince china that it is impossible to support russia in this in any case, to which the chinese sent them in chinese to add to the left journey. yes, i wanted to add that officially not in the expert opinion of the ministry of defense of taiwan expressed the version that the invasion will take place before the year 25. that is, this is already an official position. natural defense. taiwan well defense departments. in this case, in the context of ukraine, ukraine is global. let's say the us attempt to knock russia out as china's allies to demoralize and so on, that is, to have a demoralized state near the northern border, possibly influenced

i asked some uh, uh american generals when i was there why you didn't do it, but what a shameless answerhe face we don't have enough money. this is with a budget of, er, 7 58 billion dollars, they have long been world champions to allocate some unfortunate 1.5 billion in order to put an end to chemical weapons. but this is just a shameful policy. i suspect how the americans did not share with the ukrainians the remnants, that is, the infection, uh, which they still have in some arsenals. i think that when the further development of events does not follow the american scenario, it is quite possible that the americans will do so. uh, this gift in quotation marks will throw the infection to kiev. ah, a terrorist. well , zhenya, and finally, uh, the very last, uh, today we are not seeing one very important, even a strategic one. uh, the task or phenomenon is still on this mariupol flag. uh, the resistance is fading so we don't say, yeah three or four days, maybe a week and a half, when the azov-sal will be cleaned. this is extremely important in a timely manner from a strategic point of view

uh, there are retired american generals publicly speaking in all seriousness.y say that they believe not just there is a possibility. they believe that it is extremely likely that putin will eventually use nuclear weapons on the territory of ukraine. actually. this is the scenario into which the united states will be dragged into. and, that is, they will do everything so that we are the first to use nuclear weapons on the territory of ukraine. they also say, this is not a fantasy. this is what i hear in public speaking. well , retired generals, you understand, they're just everything it is voiced by some. and they look at the row, probably, and this is a rather dramatic thing, of course, they understood, and one more topic, about which some people also talk about. uh, they tell me that here you are again clinging to the agenda imposed on you. but transnistria, here it is again, your attention is diverted from the main events that are taking place there, and the main events are really happening there. i'm really, the only thing i can not understand and ask a que

everything, this fits into the concept, which was recently voiced by the former american general tone. it is necessary to wear down russia in all directions. we need to threaten the master. putin on the black sea, we must create problems for him somewhere else, for example, in kaliningrad in the port where he keeps his baltic fleet. we need to be more aggressive. at vladivostok, we must create a number of problems for president putin, this is happening against the backdrop of talk that the neutral sweden finland already in the summer will issue an application for entry into the north. the atlantic alliance explains the need for such a step, the british daily washed it in russia, pulling together the finnish border, with heavy war equipment and a missile system, the article was illustrated by amateur footage taken from the internet. and putin warns the west and promises consequences for everyone. who will interfere in the affairs of ukraine after his missile systems have moved towards finland, he threatens to create waves of grants in europe to join nato or not, finnish the government

the american generals said, uh, they immediately asked congress what we would beat them with and the medium-range missile, and everything that is yours now everything around china, it is connected with these in ukraine they are training with their javelins with their complexes, they are trying to understand that in ukraine china is somehow giving in to russia, and if you remember, uh, this joe biden tried to convince china that russia cannot be supported in this in any case for anything the chinese sent them a journey in chinese. yes, i wanted to add that officially, a non-expert opinion on the taiwan ministry of defense expressed the version that the invasion would take place before the year 25. that is, this is officially the position of the taiwan ministry of defense well defense department. in this case, in the context of ukraine, ukraine is a global, say, us attempt to demoralize russia as allies of china, and so on, that is, to have a demoralized state near the northern border, possibly influenced by the americans. that is, you tell me that for china for the people's republic o

there, retired american generals publicly speaking in all seriousness.eve not just there is a possibility. they believe that it is extremely likely that putin will end up using nuclear weapons on the territory. ukraine, actually. this is the scenario into which the united states will drag us. uh, that is, they will do everything so that we are the first to use nuclear weapons on the territory of ukraine ; now they are talking about not fantasy. this is what i hear in public speaking. well, retired general. you you understand, they don’t just voice some things and look at the reaction of the plot. yes, yes, i guess i understand. and this is a rather dramatic thing, of course, i understood, and one more topic, about which some people also talk about. uh, they tell me that here you are again clinging to the agenda imposed on you. but transnistria, here it is again. uh, your attention is diverted from the main events that take place there, and there the main events really take place. i'm really, the only thing i can not understand and ask a question with the

is most likely an indicator of the euphoria that not only the american soldiers, but also the american generalsinto, and now the raising of the united states flag on this base is that very victory victory here when the soviet union was defeated and defeated, and this once again emphasizes this euphoria of victory, what, a now we can everything uh, in fact, showing, uh, in such a form of the enemy - this is by no means a new position, but the most typical example is the third reich, when the ideologists of socialism specifically put forward the term he terminsh, that is, not up to a person . the goal is to show that the enemy is a moron, respectively, do not feel sorry for the morons, that is, it can be destroyed. eh, it's not human. this is not a person. in the sense of european civilization, but on the other hand. this is also an extremely important moment, what if you show that the enemy. uh, well, let's say not quite an adequate person, then you are not afraid of him. americans and estonians and norwegians and finns, they have been afraid of the soviet soldier all this time and now he needs

about iraq you'll know they were tomes and shelves of books that have been written by amazing american generals and servicemen and service women about their times inf iraq and about ex-u.s. government officials who have their own stories to tell about iraq. iraqi's are missing from our bookshelves and that's a shame. so i have been in and out of baghdad since 2003 living there for sometimes a matter of days sometimes weeks and sometimes months. i've gone through a lot of different. the baghdad is a a city watching it grow and shrink, contract and be overcome with bloodshed. as a person the way that i would deal with lots of that bloodshed and drama is that i'm an avid reader and i'm a great fan of detect stories and a great fan of spy novels and if anyone had the privilege to listen to william krueger last night talk about the power of books and drama and the reason why a lot of his favorite books are his favorite hoaxes because there is this natural arc of tension but also resolution and when the war on terror was going on and on and there is no natural arc or natural resolution i got a lot of

think american generals. at the very beginning of our special operations. at all, because americans dominating damage, because they call it very calatrin, why do you only hit military targets. and why just start bombing right away, and so on. therefore, many in the west now, but reasonable questions arise. and where does such softness come from. that is why it is so difficult for us to explain that yes. you know this is not a war. this is a special operation. here are the people, we do not touch them, we pity them.

american society. so from the get-go, generations of americans have sought to establish the united states has a full democracy. we filed a bloodied civil war to end slavery. women organized and reached for the ballot during the civil rights movement brought an end to the segregation of the mid-20th century. and today, we are taking a giant, bold and important step on the path to fulfilling the countries founding promise. this is a great moment for judge jackson building an even greater moment for america as we rise to bei more perfect union. under the previous order, all post cloture timeth has expired. the question occurs on the nomination

you know that there are shelves and shelves of books that have been written byen an amazing american generals into servicemen and servicewomen about their time spent in iraq, about government officials who also have their own stories to tell about iraq but i iraqis are missing from the bookshelves and that is a shame. so i've been in and out of tbaghdad since 2003 living thee for sometimes a matter of days, sometimes weeks and months. i've gone through a lot of different periods of baghdad as a city watching it grow and shrink, contract and be overcome with bloodshed. but as a person the way in which i would deal with lots of that bloodshed and trauma is i am an avid reader. i'm a great fan of detective stories. i am a great fan of spy novels and if anyone has the privilege to listen to william kruger last night he talks about the power of books and trauma and the reason why a lot of his favorite books are his favorite books is because there is a natural artwork both of tensions and also g resolutions. when the war on terror is going on and on and there is no natural arc or solution, i found

american society. from the get-go, generations of americans have sought to establish that the u.s. -- the u.s. as a full democracy. he fought a bloody civil war to end slavery. women organized and reached for the ballot. the civil rights movement brought an end to the vicious segregation of the mid 20th century. today, we are taking a giant, bold, and important step on the well trodden path to fulfilling our countries founding promises. this is a great moment for judge jackson but it is even -- and even greater moment for america as we rise to a more perfect union. i think my colleagues that yield the floor. >> under the previous order, all post time has expired. the question occurs on the nomination of ketanji brown jackson of the district of columbia to be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states. >> i ask for the a's and nays. >> [laughter]

i thought pavel morozov ntv television company the american automobile concern general motors decidedmpletely leave russia they gave two broadcasts with us denis talalaev denis in general the presence of gm in russia it was somehow, well, really noticeable in our country, ilya, well, the russian car market, in fact, ceased to interest jam 7 years ago, but for our car market. it is still, of course, a landmark event. the american company general motors becomes the first foreign automaker to leave russia completely after the start of events in ukraine, as kommersant newspaper found out, dealers have already received a notification that supplies of gm cars are being stopped. that prolongs the suspension of activities here in the fifteenth year gm stopped production in russia and stopped delivering here. some brands are left with only the expensive chevrolet and cadillac models, according to the european business association. last year. american concern. sold 3,500 cars in russia. this is less than half a percent of the russian market, and in mid-march the united states banned the supply

be happy for konstantin yaroshenko, who hmm, i don’t know for sure, russian pilots, who were american, generally in liberia he was kidnapped in africa for more than ten years, he was kept in prison , he was tortured there, and he was not provided with medical care. yes indeed history. look, the audience will read it for themselves. i just forgot now. now vanya asked to clarify , after all, yaroshenko ended up in prison. later, as if, as if, as if, earlier, yes, that's right, as for the trevorid for which he was exchanged. there arit, the american students were and were formally detained. we are on trial for resisting representatives of the police in moscow, but in fact there is reason to believe that there were more serious claims against him, so the americans really sought this exchange for a very long time. he is for them, uh, quite a valuable shot. and and there are no secret springs here with some additional uh, russia did not transfer anyone else to russia . here russia exchanged trevorid for konstantin yaroshenko is still no other there. e. well, good. let's go to. we have information abou

about iraq you'll know there are shelves and shelves of books that have been written by amazing american generals and servicemen and servicewomen about their time spent in iraq. about four and us government officials who also have their own stories to tell about iraq . but iraqis are moving fromour bookshelves and that's a shame . so i've been in and out of baghdad since 2003 living there for some time. sometimes days, sometimes weeks, sometimes months. going through a lot of different period's of baghdad as a city watching it grow and sink shrink and just be overcome with bloodshed. but as a person, the way in which i would deal with lots of that bloodshed and trauma is that i am an avid reader but i read pop boilers. i'm a great fan of detective stories. i'm a great fan of spy novels . and if anyone had the privilege asto listen to william kruger last night, he talked about the power of books and trauma and the reason why a lot of his favorite books are his favorite books is because there is this natural arc of both tension but also. and when the war on terror is going on and on and there is no

the american company general motors becomes the first foreign automaker to leave russia completely aftert of events in ukraine, as the kommersant newspaper found out, dealers have already received a notification that supplies of cars from gm are being stopped. in addition, the company is laying off employees of the russian office, back in 2015 james stopped production in russia and stopped delivering here. some brands remained only expensive chevrolet models and cadillac but in mid-march the united states banned at the rate of items in russia. luxury. this also affected cars from general motors in the autostat agency, they specify the massive chevrolet models were produced under a gm license in uzbekistan and then they came to russia, but from march 9, these deliveries were stopped. and yesterday , the stellantis concern announced the suspension of its production in kaluga. they did, for example, the citroen c4 and peugeot 408. thus , only two automobile plants continue to work full-fledged in russia. passenger cars uaz and tula production of chinese havel the moscow exchange, having fel

it seems to me that the american economy. in generalthough, she has weaknesses, again, she retains great potential, eh, but this does not mean america can do everything and if america will, uh, take on an overwhelming burden, if it will constantly break the arms of another state, especially other great powers, then america could be in a very, very vulnerable position. i don’t have to tell you dmitry in the story between defeat and victory is often a very small distance, very small, but the famous battle under the rampart. well, of course, our historical determinism says that everything is clear. napoleon should have lost, but in fact, if his troops had time to approach him, marshal of the pear before, uh, the english commander in chief came up to willington prut troops. blucher, this battle could have ended in a completely different way, and i don’t know whether napoleon could restore his power over europe , but most likely he would have survived and most likely he would have retained some great positions for france here to the united s

i wrote the book about the american revolution because i wanted to convey a sense of how come first of all, how come look in general, how public it is the american revolution was. you asked what i tell the readers what they don't know or have misconceptions about. it's a very common conception of the american revolution that the americanss rose up and throughot the yoke of imperialism and establish their own independence. the very first approximation of what happened, that's correct enough. in fact, it's very much more complicated than that. in fact, when americans decided they wanted independence from britain, it was like somebody americans who decided they wanted independence. there were a lot of americans who didn't want independence at all. i thought the situation was the american colonies was a pretty good one and they thought they found no good reason to risk that for something that might not pan out, and even if it did pat out might not be an improvement over what theyot ha. and this is the part the user gets lost because as i say when you learn about the american revolution probably the first time in elemen

american society. so from the get-go, generations of americans have sought to establish the united states as a full democracy. we fought a bloody civil war to end slavery. women organized and reached for the ballot. the civil rights movement brought an end to the vicious segregation of the mid-20th century. and today we are taking a giant, bold, and important step on the well-trodden path to fulfilling our country's founding promise. this is a great moment for judge jackson, but it is an even greater moment for america, as we rise to a more perfect union. i thank my colleagues for theirt

american generals and military experts and european experts the world over have asked themselves thistion, how do you expect to achieve any military goals when you go in to a country of 40 fort lee people helping to invade -- 40 million people hoping to invade with fewer than 500,000 troops? the size of czechoslovakia, there is no comparison to ukraine. [indiscernible] putin has been stripped of the information he wanted to hear and he grossly overestimated the readiness and the capability of kyiv's military, his weapons systems. and he underestimated ukraine's willingness to fight. what you're saying, juan, to come back to the battles we are seeing now in the east and obviously continuing battle in the south, a part of putin's original plan to try to cut off ukraine from access to the black sea and maybe allowing for the creation of some sort of a ukrainian state that would be essentially landlocked. amy: peter zalmayev, let me ask you about the whole world's reaction to what is taking place. we definitely know about the u.s. and europe and of course where the director of the eurasia