but, hodges emphasized, this is different from a breakthrough. according to hodges, the russians do not have a suitable mobile group that would be able to move in the direction of large cities. i quote: i don't see a large mobile group in the russians that could consolidate their offensive near avdiivka, that could move in the direction. kharkiv, kyiv or other large cities, as the old soviet doctrine did with operational-maneuver groups, so that prepared armored units could move without the necessary logistics, and i'm not sure they have it, even if they continue to make some progress at the tactical level. of course, i could be wrong, but i have not seen evidence that they have such a large connection - emphasized lieutenant general ben hodles. we're going to take a short break, but before that, i want to remind you once again about our collection, it's... important, now we've crossed the mark of uah 779,00, now i'm updating the monobank page, so 779,817. uah 89 kopecks are already in the bank, our goal is uah 900 00, i remind you that we are co

let's bring in former cnn moscow bureau chief nathan hodge. she's with me in london and nathan just into cnn, i want to let our viewers know that we've had reports that alexey navalny's body has not yet been released, according to a family spokesperson, that spokesperson has tweeted that the body hadn't been released. this is as of ten minutes ago, he wrote on twitter that the relatives arrived at the morgue for 10:00 a.m. local time so that would be roughly two hours ago. i think then the spokesperson added that there could be delays to some of today's events as a result of the fact that his body hasn't been released. give us some context so and why officials would be making this difficult. >> well, i mean, first of all, this is a continuation and it seems of the saga that we've seen over just unfolding over the past two weeks following on the news of navalny's death and the refusal initially of the authorities at the prison in russia's far north to handover the body to his mother. there was what one could only describe as an incredible burea

today i understood what we’re talking about, it’s about the fact that hodges would really like germanyhance to survive, germany only has a chance to survive in one, if they pursue an independent policy, and he really wants this independent policy not to exist, today i read the information about the united states of america, maybe i... i’m wrong somewhere, but they are trying or will introduce some kind of that from mothballed nuclear reactors, and they say: it’s much cheaper than building new ones and generally using gas and all these other things, and under pressure, including the green democratic line of the united states of america, germany destroyed its nuclear energy industry, they closed almost all of their nuclear reactors, they got away from it, moreover, they ruined their lives by refusing cheap gas from russia, they actually... bet everything on the americans, the americans said: no, we won’t supply you with liquefied gas in crazy volumes either we are going, here these words of scholz, the words of hodges, of course, are very appropriate. we say russian all the time, by this

by the way, the former commander of the forces of the united states of america in europe, ben hodges,dvised to ignore the possible ones calls for an end to strikes on russian oil refineries and because they significantly affect the ability. to wage war, and this is also a rather revealing statement by ben hodges, a man to be listened to. in addition, the eu summit ended today in brussels, the head of the european commission, ursula fonderyan, based on the results of the brussels summit, called it possible to allocate to ukraine the first billion from the profits from frozen russian assets already in july. that the eu will act quickly to implement the necessary procedures, let's listen, what ursula fonderlajen said. now there is strong support, use. from frozen assets for military purposes for ukraine. i told the leaders that if we quickly agree to this proposal now, we will be able to allocate the first billion as early as july 1. so it's up to us, it's in our hands. if we are quick, there will be a concrete result in the summer. mr. valery, what is slowing the world down from freezin

significantly affect russia's ability to wage war, and this is also a rather revealing statement by ben hodgesn to be listened to. in addition, the eu summit ended today in brussels, the head of the european commission, ursula fonderen, concluded brussels summit called it possible to allocate to ukraine the first billion from the profits from frozen russian assets already in july, if the eu acts quickly to implement the necessary procedures. let's hear what ursula fonder said. now there is strong support for the use of profits from frozen assets for military purposes for ukraine. i told the leaders that if we quickly agree to this proposal now, we will be able to allocate the first billion already on july 1, so it depends on us, it is in our hands, if we are fast, then in the summer there will be concrete result. mr. valery, slowing the world down from freezing russian assets and using them to help ukraine. well, you said about frozen assets, it 's not about that, they talk about profit from frozen assets, i went a little further, yes. in this regard, this is optimistic news, because knowing t

ben hodges now: it was important that president macron said, we should not reject the option of placingn troops in ukraine, i think it's a great idea, and it's great that he said that, even if he didn't isn't going to send anyone, give the russians an extra reason, a reason to worry, right now we spend too much time worrying about what the russians might do instead of making them worry, so what. national guard of ukraine rubizh z we are in touch. mr. volodymyr, we congratulate you. today is the day of the national guard, our sincere congratulations to you and your brothers, and thank you for the service you are doing now. good afternoon, studio, good afternoon viewers, thank you for the opportunity.

of the kerch bridge itself, here it is worth mentioning the statement of the american general ben hodgesthe former commander of the us forces in europe, who is sure that the complex... application of various elements of influence on the structure of the kerch bridge can lead to a positive military result for ukraine. we are talking about tauros-type missiles from german-swedish manufacturers in order to target the base and the very structure of the lung elements, we are talking about atacoms-type missiles, which are in service with the american army, and there are still discussions when we get them, but they are capable to effectively destroy the railway and road network. of the same kerch bridge, well, of course, we are talking about sea drones, komikaze, which will become relevant and useful in order to destroy the very foundation, the foundation of kerch bridge, how quickly this case will be implemented depends directly on supplies, on our western partners, the same atakoms and taurs, and, accordingly, their f-16 fighter jets. for now, this is an unknown component, so it is not worth

god grant that it will happen like this, because the same general ben hodge claims that the ukrainian army can release. from the enemy presence by , first of all, destroying the structure of the kerch bridge, and in this way the logistics of the entire group of russian troops operating in the crimea and sevastopol was deprived, well , then the systematic and methodical combat work of our aviation regarding the destruction of military enemy objects in the crimea and sevastopol, our journalists and researchers counted 232 confirmations in sevastopol, of course why, because there is... the main base of the russian black sea fleet, there are reservations and logistics bases and support units and combat units, and therefore all of them should be turned into ashes by destroying them with missiles, uh, well, that is, they cleaned up a little bit, as if way, we cleared the air over the kerch bridge, we can say we took another step towards our goal, that's it and that's great, i'll remind you about our gathering so that you don't forget the special present for the 12th separate detachment. for

hodges is known as the prophet of shroom.his 100 plus thousand followers believe psilocybin mushrooms provide a window to your soul. >> if you're taking a microdose, it's like putting a little crack in that wall. if you're taking a normal dose, it's like poking a hole. and the more you do, the bigger the hole. and this real breakthrough dose work that i do , it's like taking a sledgehammer and knocking down that wall and again, the first thing on the other side is your soul. late last year, hodges and other activists submitted an initiative to decriminalize the personal and medical use of psychedelics. >> if the initiative collects enough signatures, it could appear on the ballot in november . the two day conference is being held at henry j. kaiser convention center in oakland. tickets available online and at the door. >> well, in weather. the last storm of march. pretty active today with some flood watches actually. flood advisories and also severe thunderstorm warnings. multiple lightning strikes, and also hail. this was vi

apple denies the judge hodges and says it will defend itself or dozens of ranger refugees have been rescued off the coast of indonesia. local fishermen pulled the people to safety onto they both capsized the day and yeah, the group was sailing from bung with ash. with more than half a 1000000 ra, a hinge have been resettled through a hinge. our minority muslim ethnic group heavily persecuted indian law depot, hinge and refugees had been stuck at sea for more than a day until a search and rescue team found them under the beating sun. they had been traveling in a wooden boat capsized after weeks at sea. there were 69 survivors and no number of people were unaccounted for. just the car was one of the people found on the boat. last night someone was passing by and i asked if we could get into his boat. he said he would call the police. i thought help will come soon, but he never came back. some of the ro hinge on board, see their boat held around a 150 people before it think. the group was sailing from bangladesh. in bangladesh, we lived where there was a camp for the hinges is we have a lot of

10 years or more to rebuild cities like i'm talk to you 7 plan, a 2nd coach estimates to also stop hodges automotive. they are only concentrating on housing construction video. so there's always no serious investment time tourism of the service sector or an agriculture bond to bring back the 30400000 people who were driven out. we have to rebuild the city economically as well, and all the homes get it and the plan of ones against repeating past mistakes. many homes collapsed because safety codes had been ignored. he says by builders and public officials responsible for green lighting, building projects is what about us? we've not had any experience for disaster the century here, but also the negligence of the century attitude. if the central and local authorities had done something sooner about the whole stock of buildings, it'd be most serious inspections would not have lost so many lives in the city of somebody else inside. this is what i've done. i've you that i'm as soon as i look, this used to be on how to screw 3 phones in. we always come to the top over that. i think it's heavy you

former commander of us forces in europe, hodges advised the german chancellor to keep quiet and wait london next time, but how since olaf didn’t listen to their instructions, he seemed to be trying to leave the war. the british did their best to persuade germany to transfer long-range taurus missiles to ukraine. london demanded that berlin stop looking for excuses and supply weapons right now. what is scholz doing? surrenders all allies. scholes's statement drew criticism and was called a gift to russian propagandists. a big fuss arose after german chancellor olaf scholz said that british and french soldiers were helping the ukrainian armed forces launch long-range storm shadow missiles and scalp. some have even accused the head of the german government of rampant abuse of classified intelligence, as the former head of the british parliament's defense committee, tobias ellwood, claims, for example, with similar statements. scholz only wants to divert attention from himself, since he himself does not yet want to transfer german long-range taurus missiles to kiev, scholz was criticized

the former commander of us forces in europe, hodges, advised scholz to remain silent and wait for theder from london . the ex-leader of great britain wallis, who at one time... sent storm shadow to ukraine, made it clear how low olaf is in his eyes. according to wallis, scholz is absolutely the wrong person for such a job. important work. he is the wrong person, in the wrong position and at the wrong moment, he should resign. "german chancellor olaf scholz said that british soldiers are helping ukraine launch stormshadow missiles in the fight against the russians. this statement by scholz caused criticism. it was called a gift to russian propagandists. a big fuss arose after german chancellor olaf scholz said that british soldiers were helping the ukrainian armed forces launch long-range storm shadow missiles. some even accused the head of the german government of drinking abuse of secret intelligence. as , for example, the former head of the defense committee of the british parliament, tobias ellwood, claims, with such statements scholz only wants to divert attention from himself, si

having quarreled with the soviet union, hodge began receiving equipment from the people's republic of ways with china in 1978, arranging international self-isolation for albania. the museum contains samples of everything that the army accumulated during the 40 years of hoxha's reign, the commander-in-chief is paranoid. paranoia was spreading at the rate of 60 bunkers a day. all over albania there are still floors full of them. over 8 years , 170,000 of them were built in the country. it's official. by unofficial data of shelters is 700,000. the fact is that the leader of hoxha was very afraid of an attack from the outside. and he cared. in order for every resident of a country of two million to have a shelter within walking distance, they were built at the rate of one bunker for four people, in 1985 hoxha died, but his case... some kind of criminal case and they will be squeezed out of politics, all the courts, the prosecutors of albania under the full control of the american embassy, ​​they approve people for the posts of judges and prosecutors, just as the states broke, or rather re

a combo, a girl remotes that girl, or i'm or somebody to read over a joint as of my name is dana hodges. my son is hunter, as my goal sign was that i had. and what i found with the 1st prisoner who was a very bright historian, economic minded individual, was essentially no one in ukraine really wanted to fight. they were pushed into what they were and grabbed off the street. they were captured by zelinski, they were threatened and they were so he didn't want to die, so he followed orders, but he'll have to pay the price for, for crimes that may have been done in those order. so he was, he was also a little light because he said he had been told that the zelinski government had said, you know, america supports us, america, alarms us america and i told them no, that's wrong. the people in the united states of america have over thrown their congress and gotten rid of the democrats and the rhino who were pushing for this war. the american people do not support zalinski. the american people do not want to continue financing and providing weapons to ukraine. that's what they're doing and what

general of the united states army, europe, and senior adviser of human rights, lieutenant general ben hodgesor joining us in the studio. we appreciate. it i want to talk about the effectiveness of using airdrops like this. in a densely populated region, like gaza, in which a lot of folks are suffering. a lot of individuals that are in need, especially after the scenes we saw on thursday. >> well, i'm glad the administration has done this, and this is a capability that only the united states has to do this sort of scale. but we're seeing also the limitations, i mean, at the end of the day, if you don't control the ground where the supplies are lansing, it's chaotic, as we have seen. and as typically happens, the people who need the help the most are the least likely to get it, because they're the weakest. so, it is kind of a melee, that's but challenge. i'm glad that they did it, nonetheless. >> do you suspect there was some behind the scenes negotiations between the president and prime minister netanyahu for these air drops to get to gazans safely? >> for sure, as one of the early guests, i

general bradlow was saying and general hodge also wrote a letter in the 22nd year in june, calling tovide ukraine with long-range means, more than 500 km, today they work at the level of 60-90 km, if we do not do more, we stand like me. seems to be on the verge of a serious challenge, i speak ukrainian, english, american language, let america be the first again and help ukraine to end this damn crooked regime. thank you, mr. general. dr. farkas, i wanted to reach out to you. general terras noted... that his pessimistic view is about the following months, we heard from the ukrainian command , it seems that it was today, that russia is now accumulating huge reserves, especially of personal wealth, that they will build up and they will prepare for new offensives, do you share this bad feeling, do we have a chance ? that ukraine, with the help of western allies, can somehow prevent another catastrophe. thank you, first of all, i would like to express my thanks to the former prime minister yatsenyuk for organizing this conference, generals, colleagues, i and you. i must say words of thanks

you heard from the ukrainian side, especially regarding what colonel beletsky said, please, general hodge, of course, colonel beletsky is fine knows the situation on the spot and all its needs. i'm really impressed with his clear clear vision and leadership and i was also impressed that he mentioned that ukraine needs to address mobilization issues to ensure proper rotation, formation and so on, the last speaker also said that in my opinion it seems to me that the government, not the military, should make military service attractive and convince young men that they will not be sent to the battlefield after, before they are properly trained, and what if something with them it will happen that their families will be taken care of, here , in my opinion, there is a lack of strategic, strategic clarity, especially when it comes to the usa. the president says that we want ukraine to win and that's all, all the rest of the very important things just somehow go beyond the scope of attention, we will continue to repeat what we want to hear from the president of the united states, what are the goal

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well, how did you see cool, and what were the show the whole and hodge the hello and welcome to across the board. here we discuss and we'll put the scene is a 150. if that's good, then that's the story that indeed show decided to one of the memory of his comrades . and for the very 1st time in 25 years, climbed amounts to the very place when the depleted uranium bomb fell, the several fish. this is the correct and this is totally a bonus. this it but then you've done some pro good game like leg supplemental really small. yeah. to get all pay. this is our 3rd system all in the method on the day. not plenty on the bus. the most well a possibility and this most of it, that's the bill house that are what they were just by the food or the the name a program, calories. yeah. he's rest. i tested that id the symbol with attrition. i mean, this one is not the guy you know so, so a fit emotional around noon for assess, massage, all the cost of all that. some yeah. probably be on the let's in yeah. was like, well i guess the 1st to those, to the, to, to, to some of those tabio call, i guess a, so

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but i should the scene maybe looking because i never would have to you so to use activists have foot hodge to still the project pertaining to the local community was never consulted except the some of the basic part of the officials. but it's only one of them. and they loved the evidence in the ceiling. a believe on the warranty, but what? literally she don't get in front of you. we look at this and by the way, i'm in bed. yes. you're not gonna sit. i mean, you see him, but it does not have it. yeah it's. so i got an ssl, the ssl level of the despite the legal s. it's doing the pandemic when protest, westphal beaten as the taking them into a long underground critics was built. if there's a word or 2 of all the supply of ad gaze while they're feeling, but those being important enough well to get the initial side that got a financing in the face to another bill. it was also a compliment, though they live in the system. can extract 650000 liters of votes of our for the activists. it poses an ominous threats to the little spots of the reason it's wild life. some of the piece of retail for the

let the streaming series reservation dogs take what the deed in seminole filmmaker starlen hodge kind of gang was both right and wrong in the mafia, couldn't make up their mind. they want the blood to print or maybe they're blissful . maybe they're good. it's happening. it's like i'm getting like shells thinking about it, like there is things, there's so many things like to know reference that have been directed by indigenous people written by indigenous people produced by indigenous peoples whether invention, histories, or futuristic sy fi fantasy, western clear. um, you know, uh, any genre because its indigenous people worried like our imaginations are incredible. native characters being imagined on screens today are authentic and complex. crazy tick as contradictory and delirious. the old era of 2 dimensional native villains and victims is past for the future. hollywood job will be to help indigenous artists tell their own story. with a glad go back that will escape the letterman jacket, i black go back the the the, the material, colorful advertisers. studio garbage dump south of n

oh and hodge, there's no end in sight of for how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of 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 of soon, 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 deal. so just let me let me on. we have very quick propaganda. you know, a price here in your 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 homework santana. and i'm going to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to planes or do they have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't want my show state main street because i'm probabl

and then, what were the show whole and hodges, the did 1918. the countries of the west, one, the final victory over the ottoman empire. the sultan's government capitulated to the inside and sign, the humiliating armesis of low grove. great britain and france and italy wanted not only to destroy the ottoman empire, but also to divide the prime orderly turkish lands among themselves. in 1919, their armies began to land on turkish territory. but the west decided to choose greece as the main striking force seeking to make others realize this aggressive plan for an intervention bravo, mass, indignation among the turkish peoples. the national liberation struggle was led by the experience of general mustafah come all of that, or in order to bear down the enemy, a bank under mobilization of the nation. and the alliance with russia, which acted as a united front with turkish patriots. at the end of august 1922. the 3rd army want a decisive victory over the invaders in the battle of doom living art. and within a month liberated all asia minor from them,

words dragging onto years and what, what supporters of ukraine will say, i was just talking to ben hodges retired us army general, often on dw, and you're saying the problem is no clear strategy, no clear vision from people like joe biden. we're hearing in support, but he was very strong at the top of the state of the union talking about supporting ukraine to stop who and but he won't actually clearly say what that means. and that's part of because of those red lines that rushes put out when it comes to escalation and especially the question nuclear weapons. another issue that has rankled donald trump, in particular, has been nato. and joe biden was speaking about the, the nato in his, a state of the union address as well. let's just listen to what you have to say about that. how my predecessor, a former republican president, tells food quote, to whatever the hell you want, that's a quote of waterfront and actually said that boeing down the russian later, i think it's outrages is dangerous and it's on acceptable. the family member of nato, as the military lies of democratic nations, creat

despite the ongoing hostilities, somebody's right, and these are returning to the communities that will hodges to pitch in those attacks. the village of narrative, hassan i is just a 100 meters from the border with gaza. it was the 1st community to be sold on october. the 7th, the w's, tanya craven has been to this afternoon to meet some of the people who are returning. hello, fedloan is back for good. she plans to rebuild her life and the chief ha silva and is ready community on the border wisconsin. buck on say that when i come here with night, they've done cloak twice before. i don't look twice before and you know, going to a greenhouse, but it's something that it's fading away as long as, as time goes by, but it will never go away completely. there's a october 7th, we will always stay positive. what happened to you? hang on, is pharma. she crews vegetables for seats. her green houses were damaged by real good fire. from garza and trepner from isabel's defend system. she's confident she can rebuild the green houses. other things, so the more difficult they manage to kill a 20 members of our

you shall have us on here in berlin, and today my guest, leudemann during a ben hodges, he's pharma, commanding general united states army europe, and now trim and off globe said future security and defense council f. s. the seat . next, on the bottom of the have mazda and lemmings, senior editor off the ball and based on newspaper, their dog and speaker, and usually up in dangle. she is associate professor at god as in khaki, national university, ukraine, and with things. and so to the center for is set up in an international studies, so you can put in a very volume about them to you, or if you didn't, let's start with do you know, ukraine is facing shortage of both weapons. and so just how long can to really sustain? yeah, actually it's a huge problem because for example, i have a nephew in military forces, so few creating and they're almost on the 0 bought a lot and then they complain and that the, even the unit needs a lot of i'm a nation now. so it's a huge problem and the other problem that for example, the eastern area, so if you play like har, give my home seat in my home reg

new to me in juno, ben hodges, he's pharma, commanding general united states army europe, announced german off globe. spec, future security and defense council f. s. the seat. next on the bottom movie, have mazda and lemmings senior editor off the ball in bass newspaper, their dog and speaker. and usually i've been to ankle. she is associate professor at god as in khaki, national university, ukraine. and with the things that go to the center for east europe in and international studies or used in funded is a very long bathroom to you. us, you didn't have stopped with do you know, ukraine is facing shortage of both weapons and soldiers. how long tend to really sustain? yeah, actually it's a huge problem because for example, i have a nephew in military forces, so few clean and they're almost on the 0 bought a lot. and then they complain in that the, even the unit needs a lot from a nation now. so it's a huge problem. and the other problem that for example, the eastern area. so if you play like harv, give my home see to, in my home region. and so my region under the constant shalon and that,

so there's sort of a presenting her as a bad apple hodge and trying to cast her aside in order to preserve the overall propaganda construct of the systematic rape on a mass scale by how mos on october 7th. and there are 2 reasons why is real needed to go beyond the facts on the ground which had elicited international sympathy about the october 7th attacks to dramatize what they wanted the world to believe about him. us number one is really the goal and gaza was to carry out and operation of ethnic cleansing. that was tantamount to genocide. and that would require the world believing, particularly the western governments. believing that how mosse was isis that it was irrational, it had no political objectives, and it could only be dealt with through a mass bombing carpet bombing campaign, and have the population moved out to prevent another october 7th. the other reason, as i exposed at the grace own through a leak slide presentation presentations produced for new york politicians and celebrity influencers by one of the most influential posters in american and frank lines. according to the

we brave bullet in bonds and we always include the views from all sides. hodge, i mean to be used as the i, r c suffered casualties. we have not something to say. tyler sees, thank goodness we did have injuries from a missile strike on a guest house, thought provoking on to who that you say. no double stand to all of us any, any one in particular. i said, all facing realities government seems here to whittle down democracy. if this is troubling for you, it's very, very painful here. the story on talk to how does era critical debate punish? farmers are angry people of starving, and we actually have to experts all good because we've money to buy informed opinions. the relevance of the security council is diminishing with every passing day. frank assessments politicians and may be often in the highest level have been using games for this policy could be cut out of the service because even course the arrivals inside story on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the condition of the things that she needs to be pushy. so this is, this is helen in are sort of female surgery and let me see i

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them worry, that 's what he said in an interview with the bbc, i'm quoting lieutenant general ben hodges now, it was important that president macron said: we should not reject the option of placing european troops on the territory of ukraine, i think it's a great idea , and it's great that he said that, even if he's not going to send anyone, give the russians an extra reason to worry. we spend too much time now worrying about what the russians might do instead of making them worry. them, well, let's talk about them now about the situation on the front line, where, despite all the positive statements of benahoje, it is not getting any easier. volodymyr nazarenko, artillery officer of the fourth brigade of the national guard of ukraine rubizh is in touch with us. mr. volodymyr, we congratulate you, today is the day of the national guard, our sincere congratulations to you and your comrades and thank you for the service you are currently performing. good afternoon, studio, good afternoon viewers, thank you for possible. to join your broadcast and would like to join in your greetings to all