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with former senior security policy on less than the office of the us secretary of defense, michael maloof. michael. oh, it's a pleasure to see you. thank you for your time today. just to on what our correspond. it was taking us through there. there was a challenger at times from u. k. p of you know they, they boasted up by that. i think it's safe to say that this could possibly be a game changer in the conflict. how have things in your view pub died as regard to claims summer control offense as well. thanks for having me on it. it's it. it's clear that the counter offensive has failed. it's um and, and, and there's a lot of reasons for that. a part from having the super duper challenges and, and abrams, which are you have to come to the ukrainians, have been trained mostly for defensive tactics. and that officer, that is the nature that is what that was their training and it has been their training. they've rejected the us support, basically, and us training of it because that's not their comfort. so that's not that also us western training, particularly us, has a fundamental promise whic

yesterday, a former pentagon security adviser, michel maloof, says moscow has no reason to attack its own russian speaking population. oakia of simply wishes to justify its requests for more weapons. to give us some of the evidence that we're seeing. it suggests that it did come from the ukranian side and with and with blinking, visiting. it was probably designed to demonstrate the need for further assistance or come in at a very critical time. since the fact that the appropriations are, are essential now and, and it's, it's really a big issue here in this country and, and so when he knows it, so i think that you can't rule anything out. and the fact that the human have western media analysis suggesting that this came from the ukranian side, this is not good. i don't see the point of why russia would want to launch into an area that is a split uh, russian speaking type of folks. so it's, it's, it's a, it's, it's a raises some very, very serious questions. and, you know, secretary of state and they blanket supplies to $1000000000.00 in a, to ukraine, presenting a package which includes

to its whole well former senior security policy i listed in the us secretary of defense, michael maloof say such endless supplies obliquely to kid is not helping you. principals. it's clear that the counter offensive has failed. it's um and, and there's a lot of reasons for that. apart from having the super duper challenges and, and abrams, which are you have to come. and when you have only 14 challengers coming in and maybe 31 abrams down down the road, and then they're going to be arriving at a, at another way at a very strange time because of the weather. and that's very key. and the terrain, but also because of training the training that they're not sufficiently trained on this equipment over a long period of time. they give it a few weeks training. and then also, i guess, i think that they'll continue for some time as long as the equipment keeps flowing . but politically, we're seeing that beginning to change the europe is beginning to have 2nd thoughts and certainly the united states. and i would say that in the united states we're seeing but, but potentially a political shift her

for our kind of gone, analyst of michael maloof told our to the i'm a supplies of legal aid aren't helping ukraine's cause it's clear that the kind of offensive has failed. it's um and, and there's a lot of reasons for that. a part from i have a super duper challengers and, and abrams, which are you have to come and when you have a way for teen challengers coming in and maybe 31 abrams a down down the road. it's that they're going to be arriving at it. and not only at a very strange time because of the weather, and that's very cheap and the terrain, but also because of training the training that they're not sufficiently trained on this equipment over a long period of time. they give it a few weeks training and then also, i guess, i think that they'll continue for some time as long as the equipment keeps flowing . but politically, we're seeing that beginning to change the europe is beginning to have 2nd thoughts . and certainly the united states, and i would say that in the united states we're seeing but, but potentially a political shift here as we approached our 2024 elections. it's very

we heard from a former pentagon iris a michael maloof. he says this policy is intended to whitewash the american mid fees own actions. it's locked deeper, ludicrous. it, it's trying to atone for our past sense. but uh that, and, and to show that we embrace human rights that we are really the good guys in the world. but the reality is quite different. this is supposed to be some kind of an accountability of how it weapon us weapons are used by foreign countries and nationals and, and to try to hold them accountable. but good luck on that. look at the, the, the amount of equipment alone left in afghanistan was $85000000000.00 plus. and it spreads all over the world. one of the most agreed agree just violators of would be israel. their, their use, their, of sixteen's, the f 35 is the bombs, the, the military equipment that they acquire to bomb syria, applicant and iran. so they, they, they use it to blow up palestinians all the time. how do you account for that? look, we can't even get people out of key to see whether there's compliance with

once we have seen these days in a certain by john coming back to mr. maloof, hungary as being one of the few european countries quoting for peace negotiations between moscow and kias, while others continue to send funding and weapons to ukraine. what is that today and for the as well, what for the hon, gary, is there a? yeah, or the hon gary. yeah. for the get. well it's, it's going to try and restore life as they knew it prior to uh, prior to the conflict. europe and it is in and, and i think go hungry is also very, very concerned. and as, as are all the other eastern european countries and all the nato countries about the war going on and, and, and the impact it's having on their economies. however, uh, you have hungry and you have pole in your list of weight here. they have designs on west ukraine, they would love to have that they are those areas back as well as western belarus. so uh, but uh, in the short term where we're going to be entering into another winter. they, they are hurting, hurting for oil and gas. they are, their economies are shot and, and the united states can't