abrams. night on news nation. you are not an extremist on either end. i don't know if you've heard of richard burns. he was a great attorney here in alexandria. he worked with big jim garrison. and you know the truth about the kennedy assassination and stuff but he's passed now and his son, dmitri burns, he's still alive. but anyway, he would have been a great guide to interview on this canady avenger and i love you talking about this book about alabama versus king. what i want to know to a certain extent not really about the book. have you been looking at the fbi corruption going on, and i will take my answer off the air. thank you, both. >> guest: first of all, thank you for your comment and for watching the news nation show. i think you'll appreciate i'm going to make some comments that you may not agree with. i don't think that jim garrison found the truth about the kennedy assassination, and i think that we talk about that a little bit in connection with the book. the book is not about t

is it really possible to get abrams quickly ?des kulib ’s statement, there are various statements by the minister of defense, who literally even before the president’s visit to washington said that all the contracts signed by foreign companies are in the process of being implemented. that we have measures where we could or do take weapons from the reserves of the us army or other countries, but there are long-term contracts for the production of weapons samples that are already in the process of being implemented, and that is why we now have a certain temporary failure that those contracts that are in the course of work, but the supply processes are really stable. well, it is not continuous regarding the abrams, and the evaluations of all the military there, and our evaluations all say that this process can take from three to six months if we are talking about the training of our military, but first of all, everything focuses on logistics, because it is like a new type of car that needs everything else there, new uh, uh, new fuel

tanks and leopard tanks are on it's a pity, no country in europe can repair abrams tanks, and it takes to master all the intricacies of repair. well, even the poles, who have now begun to receive abrams tanks, first underwent training by the crews of the united states of america. of instructors so, the preparation of the service personnel who will also service these machines and will repair them in the future continues, that is, even poland is not ready for the full-fledged operation of tanks abrams, we don’t have that kind of time, it’s like 3-4 months, or maybe six months, in order for all the subtleties of operation and repair of abrams tanks to work, don’t we have time there for 3-4 months to master the subtleties of operation repair leopards, even if we use the polish experience that already has experience in the operation and repair of leopards, that is why we are left, that is, in fact, we have what is now chosen for us by the leadership of the armed forces of ukraine and the general staff and our allies, we will continue to receive modified t-72 tanks that are being modified in

this is really abrams and bradley and this is the direction that needs to be shifted from the long-termn the spot, and these er-er mig-29s that will be transferred to us er slovakia, i.e. slovakia, the administrative case in slovak stated that negotiations are already underway soon between the ukrainian delegation and the americans, he will go to slovakia in order to form a vague way of transferring these aircraft in slovakia, i am not mistaken, nine fighters can be made for the 9th combat and two training combat aircraft. these machines are modernized, good and a plus. e missile to administrative fighters that we use to fight against enemy targets, so because this is the first transfer of e-e military equipment to perform tasks in the air but i repeat it all the same, mig-29 fighters we need to create the prerequisites for a step towards mastering new aircraft of a newer class, although here we will recall the story with sweden, the minister of defense of sweden literally the day before yesterday at a press conference with a different person said that the issue of the transfer of gripe

host: dan abrams? dan: first of all, thank you for your comments and thank you for watching the news nation show. i think you will appreciate that i am going to make some comments that you might not agree with. i don't think jim garrison found the truth about the kennedy assassination, and we have talked about that a little it. -- a little bit. with regard to the fbi, look, and this is something i have talked about on the show. i tend to be law enforcement. i think the media in this country has been very unfair to law enforcement around the country on a regular basis. but i also feel that way about the fbi. i think this notion that somehow the fbi has been corrupted -- it's a nice political argument, christopher wray who runs it is a republican. he was looked into very in-depth the opening of the trump-rush investigation, and while he found there had been mistakes in the way the fbi handled it, in particular with the fisa court, meaning well before donald trump was in the picture, he also found there w

supply of difficult - to-master equipment there are no such reasons, second tanks are available, abrams is in warehouses in america, leopard-2 is in spain, it is in germany, this decision is purely political, why it is not accepted, i can not explain to you all the efforts that are being made at the official level, at the unofficial level with the us congress, they are still leading to the fact that the us is pushing germany to make a decision about leopards today. i don’t know why the us does not make tsyabroms, maybe there is some kind of agreement with the russians, i would not like to think about it, but i checked from my there are no points of view for providing ukraine with abrams leopard tanks now, especially after the russians are attacking the infrastructure of ukraine - this is a genocide of our dead 14 only confirmed for the evening i am not talking about what will happen, how many people are sick who need insulin and there is no there is no electricity, there is no refrigerator, how many people will die, that is, you can’t count, that’s why i think that after such shelling,

for counteroffensive or offensive well, actually, now we need tanks but we should, but the famous abramset reached ukraine, thank god and the polish government we received a polish crab from poland, but of course it is not an abrams although this is also a very important help, first of all, you need to convince the americans to convince nato that you need tanks of such a generation as the leopard abrams, two black panthers are necessary, i believe that they are necessary now the situation is that the russians are restoring their capabilities, the strength of the russian army is being restored, it is growing, it is necessary to help increase aid for ukraine, it is necessary to give the ukrainians more new technologies, more new equipment, perhaps its abrams, which will allow to fight effectively against the russian t-90, this is an urgent need and the decision should be made as soon as possible because now it will be more difficult for you to defend yourself because the russian army is recovering and growing, so you need more and more support to advance the party of barbie lol we are gett

and in 2019, you had stacey abrams turning down the run for the u.s. her. she actually pushed warnock instead. what does it tell us that very early on, abrams recognized warnock's potential in this slot? >> it really makes me think of something that trevor noah actually said on his final show the other night. he said, if you really want to understand america, talk to black women. and it has become the sort of truism in politics. look to black women. they will save us from elections. this is a clear cut example of a very intelligent black woman, who knows what is going on on the ground, taking control and saying, that is the candidate i want. that is who will win. and she knew. and even though she did not win her own election this year, i think, like you said, she deserves all the credit because she built this infrastructure. and she turned georgia into a state that is in play. and they would have never gone there without her. >> and fernand amandi, just a decade ago, the state was written off by the democratic state party. they viewed it as so a releva

how did he run stronger than stacey abrams in those red counties? warnock did especially during this runoff is, yes, he was speaking to his base just like herschel walker was speaking to his base, but warnock was able to speak to different segments of his base in their own language, for example, he had events just for the labor unions so if you're a union worker across the state, you saw warnock speaking directly to you. he had events just for the asian american pacific islander community speaking directly to them. he had his campaign literature translated into korean and thai language, something we did not see from herschel walker's campaign. i could go down the list, black men, black women, students. he visited so many college campuses and spoke to students, so warnock just really was talking to all these different segments in ways that i think paid off across the state. >> tia mitchell of "the atlanta journal-constitution." we'll see you back in washington soon. appreciate your help on this race in georgia if they let tia out of georgia. it will

and that is the work, i go back to the stacey abrams.k that she did to invents in that state, then much of the georgia is a -- >> -- >> going back a decade is the reason that raphael warnock would now serve 68 senate. >> the republican party 1 million dollars, okay, this is what you are going to do not topsey. -- the candidates, go back to what we did in 2010, and before, and the absentee ballots, but by mail. >> yes. >> given the early voting as one of the craziest strategic wonders of the party. >> voted one on -- on one people. it's not a complicated process. have a message, have candidates, and put those to work on behalf of the parties. >> the last point i would like to hear today i like to hear thoughts on this one, michael. i think would be better that american politics were less racially poor lies and if both parties were essentially multi racial coalitions, would have to deal with the complexity and the diamond-ism that makes up pluralistic multi racial politics. you know herschel walker was the strange sort of like symbolic, an

what we see is where the abram cause is really an element of people to people. they come over to israel. israelis come over there and i think perceptions and different thing was that people head in the past are falling down a. this is the only way forward. we need more with that. with egypt, we need more with jordan. but what we have is we have to strengthen because you're absolutely right. this is the beginning, and we have to do more in that direction a because this is, this is really the only way forward. and i want to tell why i think it's such of, you know, mutual interests. i think the leaders in the abram, because a from a hama bins i, to the sakes a to the king of the issue here is that they thought that for their own population, it's really beneficiary to have relations with israel because it can help them on the economy on the technology side and by the signing to do that, they also feel that they can influence israel as policies, much more than my sitting on the balcony and shouting, it's a lousy show. i think this combination, if we strengthen and re

what we see is where the abram cause is really an element of people. people. they come over to israel. israelis come over there and i think perceptions and different stigmas that people have in the past are falling down a. this is the only way forward. we need more with that. with egypt, we need more with jordan. but what we have is we have to strengthen because you're absolutely right. this is the beginning, and we have to do more in that direction a because this is, this is really the only way forward. and i want to tell why i think it's such of, you know, mutual interests. i think the leaders in the abram because a from home been side to the sakes a to the king of the issue here is that they salt that for their own population. it's really beneficiary to have relations with israel because it can help them on the economy on the technology side and by the signing to do that. they also feel that they can influence israel, those policies much more than my sitting on the balcony and shouting, it's a lousy show. i think this combination, if we strengthen and reall

wait for the weather to normalize in the near future, ah, they will give odds to both leopards and abrams, the new t-90m breakthrough was created for duels and even javelins are not afraid. how many of them are now at the front. oh and non-traditional heating practices gas shortage pushes europeans to communal experiments when they start burning me oh, you're watching the main meteorological program i'm vadim zavodchenkov. hello and let's start with the main weather disasters of the week everyone got the far east drowned in snow. and the russian plain, after freezing rains, turned into a skating rink, and i ’ll tell you my winter bustier poems in our review, and then we’ll figure out the reasons for hatred. and, of course, we will make forecasts, a gentle landing. on the street through the window he definitely does not remember such a snowfall local places 6.5 monthly rainfall fell on the primorsky village of olga , some houses were covered with snow on the roof. and this is not a metaphor. when seaportazh open the door i go out onto the porch. this is all the porch is the porch, not like

and that is the work, i go back to the stacey abrams.ul in her bid for governor this time around but the work that she did to invents in that state, then much of the georgia is a -- >> quebecer. decade >> going back a decade is the reason that raphael warnock would now serve 68 senate. >> the republican party 1 million dollars, okay, this is what you are going to do not topsey. khalid the candidates, go back to what we did in 2010, and before, and the absentee ballots, but by mail. >> yes. >> given the early voting as one of the craziest strategic wonders of the party. >> voted one on, 1:41 on one people. it's not a complicated process. have a message, have candidates, and put those to work on behalf of the parties. >> the last point i would like to hear today i like to hear thoughts on this one, michael. i think would be better that american politics were less racially poor lies and if both parties were essentially multi racial coalitions, would have to deal with the complexity and the diamond-ism that makes up pluralistic multi racial

by the way, abrams, i doubt that they will put it, abrams, because here are the storms in the desert. iraq , he showed himself very badly, clogging these filters. they got up with sand only in this way, but we are sure that our soviet tanks 64 did not work much. who knows about the famous arak to feed a tank battle, and when the iraqi generals who did not sell out in a tank battle pretty badly battered the tanks. well, yes, because they are the same as this gray eagle with half-fires. i also think that the americans are unlikely to be very afraid that we will plant and then continue to eat e-e air defense iris, but there is no point. yes, so you need to prepare for the fact that they, of course, will not stop. uh, well, let's just say, uh, overestimate that they can put absolutely everything, i wouldn't either, but they should be able to put should not. for this, entry points are needed, what we are talking about are the entrances of the tunnels and two tunnels that connect western ukraine with central, and central and eastern ukraine and the last thing i wanted to say. it's just now

also enhancing the relationship that we have with the emma rates, the abram a cause. and i want to, you know, again, remind people that in the negative a couple of months ago, this early foreign minister was the host to the gyptian foreign minister, the my welcome phone, mr. mahoney and emmy. lucky if we were the thought, imagine this years ago people would say there, loosen a thing. so it's possible we have to work hard on it. and we have to really listen to both sides. and i think if we do that, we will have a better future. speaking of the cards and the magic relations that israel started with morocco for example. now during the world cup and cutout one could see that israeli journalist, for example, were cut off from interviewing other people. talk of fans during the world cup. they wouldn't, some israelis what even and helped it. how do you feel about that? is that not a sign that these adamant caught our cold diplomatic relationships that have not come to the people yet? first of all, i think that the people to people element is crucial between their country. th

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kennedy: on the list, brad, i don't know if i was more excited to see stacey abrams or beto o'rourket defeat equal up u-- it is a unique thing in politics, you can keep failing upwards, before you know it stacey abrams will be be awarded with a cnn contract. same with beto o'rourke, these people are ca cereal lose -- serial losers, some of the biggest losers are democrats maxine waters and democrat in league with ftx and sam bankman-fried, i can not imagine a bigger joke than being a progress every democrat and say i stand up for the people, you are bff with a guy running a pond a -- ponzi scheme. >> no, "new york times" is still running for this guy, yesterday they 'a peace about hugh he defrauded billions out of the -- >> this is a long saga, still on for a few years. as for political losers of the war hard to top kanye west, from a billionaire to second rate villain on season of the boys. kennedy: you know what. he paid for the shovel and dug his own grave. >> hard to top. >> whoopi trying to make the podium as well. >> you will see stacey abrams slide into that s seat too. >> i h

because as we just heard from maria, these were big issues that stacey abrams also touted. >> it's a really excellent point. i mean, look, number one i think we should acknowledge that the state of georgia is a fertile ground for democrats today because it was stacey abrams 10, 12 years ago was looking at the demographic changes you were talking about with john and a little bit earlier in the panel. the increase in latino voters, api voters, looking at women voters and looking at the places where you could increase, you know, the democratic turnout. to the specifics though of the governor's race, stacey was running against an incumbent. in 2018 both were unknown sort of. you did see in the general election something we haven't seen in a long time where you saw ticket splitters. you saw some people who voted for kemp and may have actually voted for warnock. we know that in that general election walker underperformed warnock's vote by about 200,000 votes and it's clear in the runoff election he was not able to close that gap. the other thing i want to mention that i think was at play h

well, actually, now we need tanks, but the famous abrams have not yet arrived in ukraine, thank god andlish government . to convince the americans to convince nato that you need tanks of such a generation as the abrams leopard cheek and two black panthers i think they are needed now the situation is that the russians are restoring their capabilities the power of the russian army it is recovering, it is growing, it is necessary to help increase aid for ukraine, it is necessary to give ukrainians more new technology, more new technology, perhaps its abrams, which will allow to fight effectively against the russian t-90, this is an urgent need and a decision should be made as soon as possible, because now it will be more difficult for you to defend yourself, because the russian army is recovering and growing, so we need to support you more and more to go forward again and the party, well, we are preparing for the winter war, we understand that on the one hand, russia i would like to attack from the other side myself, we understand that our command, our general staff is preparing for obviou

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better tanks are the united states of america abrams, with a power of 1,500 horsepower, weighs 70 tons is, there it is much more powerful in terms of specific gravity on the ground. that is, we can develop a high speed t-90m. in many respects, its main armament surpasses the samples of western armored vehicles . smoothbore 125 mm cannon with an effective range of 5 km. according to the firepower of our car. there is no equal, there is an opinion that just the fear of the t-90 can force the bundeswehr to refuse to supply leopards to ukraine, despite the fact that the kiev regime is actively begging for them openly. the t-90m and leopard 2 never encountered a battle, however, military analysts simulated a similar situation mathematically by calculating the results of a possible collision oncoming battle, equal conditions tanks 10 german and 10 russian cars are not buried in an open area. at a distance of 10 km, they begin to approach according to the model calculation, the leopards will not even have time to get close to the t-90 at a shot distance for that period of time until the germa

make attempts to increase their capabilities in the east. we need tanks, but pork, but the famous abrams have not yet reached ukraine, thank god and the polish government. convince nato that you need tanks of such a generation as abrams the leopard two black panthers are necessary i believe that they are necessary now the situation is that the russians are restoring their capabilities the power of the russian army is being restored and is growing it is necessary to help increase aid for ukraine more and more new technologies should be given to the ukrainians possibly abrams equipment that will allow you to fight effectively against russian t-90s, this is an urgent need and you should make a decision as soon as possible, because now it will be more difficult for you to defend yourself because the russian army is being restored and growing, so you need more and more support, well, we are preparing for the winter war, we understand that on the one hand, russia would like to attack on its own, on the other hand, we understand that our command, our general staff is preparing for obvious actio

abrams, a sociologist, 1933 and. the book appeared be so thorough, so deeply researched, so authoritative that. it has been quoted for 90 years now as the definitive study of religion in world war one in america, and that really unfortunate, really unfortunate later. he published a new edition, an updated version of it to include clergy during world war two and to include the clergy during the vietnam war. so 30 some years later, he was focusing on this this question as sociologist abrams argued, presupposed that the institutional church had been the word i used earlier had been by the federal government. it had been sort of naively co-operative, complacent, and and it had just allowed itself to be sucked into the war effort, which is not the story is not the story. but what he did here and it's a remarkable bit of research. this is way before the digital age, way before newspapers com this guy went through hundreds and hundreds of newspaper hours and drew what the preachers had said about the meaning of the war, why

all right, back to that problem of ray abrams. teachers preachers present arms. in the obstacles we would face a story and. we wanted to do a careful job. so many of our world war i sources, when it comes to the churches in america, so much of that choosing has already been done for us. and i don't mean by rate abrams in 1933. i mean, in the momentum. you've got to watch for this. you can apply what i'm going to say to you any research project you have. if the choosing has already been done before you start looking, you have to be really careful. best example i know, the new york times in the spring of 1917. it is a primary source and, this has become more the case because the entire run of the new york times it's available digitally. searchable database that you all have free access to. and so it is easier. and we have to be pretty careful as researchers about doing the easy thing. that convenient thing. is it actually the best source for us? but let me be more specific about the problem. i have had students work on this over the years. i had one hopeless take d

i give lots of credit to stacey abrams. and her organizations helped take a state that was very red and made it purple it's a lesson for all of of us. you don't just come into an election six months before, but you build organizational strength day after day and year after year. second, i'm going to talk about why do democrats defy history in these midterms. it's the first time since 1934 where every democratic incumbent won with the party in power. that hasn't happened since 1934 that every every incumbent won. why did that happen? first, because we have great candidates. not just raphael warnock. we probably talked to every one of the candidates. their strength was credible. every of time there was a setback, none of them said, oh god, it's terrible. they just move forward. but there are two other points that i would make here why we won. why did things change? why back in april when everyone thought with would lose seat, why did we win? two things happened, and i'll take it in time order. first, in may and june, the publ

and by the way, you've got to thank stacey abrams. because of stacey abrams who may then tire think even possible. this is beyond our billet even imagine for stacey abrams. sometimes your candidacy loses, but your cause winds. so, congratulations to obama for being there. and also, thank you donald trump, for giving us this opportunity to make history. >> i think georgia, after this midterm, after what happened in 2020, maybe remembered as the state that finally broke donald trump. losing georgia in the presidential election, losing the senate race, this is not a state republicans ought to be losing. and so, when we go through this republican primary, we need to think about the state of georgia. it's going to be a swing state in 2024. and if we go down this road again, i suspect we're going at the same result. i think brian kemp does stand out for me, despite democrats -- and congratulations to senator warnock. i do think the campaign had a good cycle here and did what he needed to do to show the republicans he wants to be a team play

stacey abrams, she is being criticized for bad financial planning., cash, over $103 million during this campaign. she wasted it on things like tiktok and polling and now can't pay people and she lost. >> who is the biggest loser, stacey abrams or beto o'rourke? hundreds of millions and they both lost. to the prior conversation, about progressive and woke politics. she is a grifter and she's grifted off her donors. go ahead and waste your money, she pays her friend's law firm 9.4 million, lost on a losing lawsuit she never had a chance of winning and it was an obama judge who ruled against her and she is worth $109 million and now worth somewhere north of $4 million and where is the dollars? where is the money, the win, the outcome? she continues the woke progressive lies. >> griff: you spent time in new jersey, new jersey school district reinstated mask mandate for staff and students, what is happening there? >> they're trying to kill a generation of kids, not literally, figuratively. think what it means to develop in school and what it means to real

of the polish army of them, well, based on the usual proportions, as can be expected from 150-200 abramsnks , massive deliveries of armored vehicles were recorded abrams equipment from the united states to europe is additionally building up everything. this suggests that they are on to something serious. also, under these conditions, a demonstrative meeting was held, again, with our leader of the united russia party, mr. medvedev, with a negotiations were also clearly held in the appropriate style, and now they paid attention to one more small touch , mr. medvedev, and there were flags one of the flags. formally , nothing much was said about the anti-submarine exercise, but from the russian side. a missile cruiser operated there. marshal ustinov is a project 1,64 from china , the so-called destroyers operated there, but in size. these are also project 055d missile cruisers. he has 13.5 thousand tons of accommodation at the american cruiser. like a candiroga, 9, 1/2 such cruisers, supposedly. such a destroyer is actually more of a cruiser. this suggests that these strike ships and the exe

i give lots of credit to stays yes abrams, she and her organization help take the state that was very red and made it purple and it's a lesson for all of us. you don't come into an election three months or six months but it's an organization that you build day after day, year after year. why did democrats defile history? as you know we did. it's the first time since 1934 where every democratic incumbent won with the -- with being the party in power, that hasn't happened since 1934 that the party in power won. why did that happen? first, we have great candidates, not just rafael warnock. i have talked to every one of the candidates and i probably did every single day and their strength and vitality was just incredible and every time there is a set back, none of them said, oh, god, that is terrible, they just moved forward, but there are two other points why we won. why did things change? and why did we lose seats and we won. two things happened and i'll take it in time order. first in may and june, the public began to realize how far right these maga republicans had gone. the dobbs' de

abrams raised more than $103 million surpassing her 2018 record.eportedly used those funds on elaborate schemes like renting a so-called hype house for tiktok influencers. abrams former campaign manager says more than a million dollars is still owed to vendors. >> john: president zelensky delivered a historic address before a joint meeting of congress last night. lawmakers weigh $45 billion in more aid for the war torn nation. rich edson is live at the white house with the latest on all this. there is a disconnect between what zelensky wants and what he is likely to get. >> that's right, john. president zelensky is wanting more types of weapons and more weapons, more aid but he still made sure to thank the united states and president biden and the congress when he came to the white house yesterday and made that address before congress last evening. still he says he would like more aid. last night he said the billions in u.s. aid just wasn't charity. he called it an investment in global security. >> your support is crucial, not just to stem the figh

understanding that a new phase of this war will soon begin, so there will be weapons, so far without abrams and long-range rockets but confident it's a matter of time with their bravery on the battlefield and they have already broken many taboos and their own attitude towards us in the world is quite aptly conveyed by the inscription near one of the new york subway stations i thought i knew what bravery was, but then i saw ukraine as ukraine thanks to its bravery has become a global political trend, let me remind artem kulya ukraine as a global trend we stand, we fight and we will win as it has changed, there is no such army anywhere, what events will make a living player in the political arena, the price we pay is measured in money then how ukrainians pay for the victory with their blood. i believe that ukraine will liberate crimea by the end of august next year. believed was able to become a locomotive of democracy with a symbol of the struggle for values, i'm artem kulya, i'll tell you about it later , and you should subscribe to our channel to stay informed washington, december 21, volo

they abrams went abrams - this is already for money.s a circular exchange of abrams - this is already at the expense of storage and everyone else, so it ’s really strange that they transmit mainly they emphasize soviet technology, because it seemed to us exceptional reliability in these fields, the americans themselves admitted that american tanks would be impossible to repair in the field, and american aircraft and such as the f-16 would not be able to fly. from ukrainian airfields , 30 people are needed to service one aircraft, but nonetheless. we understand that the equipment was transferred to other countries by infantry fighting vehicles, which were transferred by the greeks, including those that we once sent to them by the slovenes, who are now changing they allow a small, say, tactical link to improve their position for the armed forces, but now there are big problems for them, because the weapons that our deep reconnaissance was currently being transferred are being opened. in particular , one such junction warehouse in aleksand

i give lots of credit to stacey abrams. she and her organizations helped take a state that was very red and made it purple. it's a lesson for all of us. you don't just come into an election three months or six months before, but you build organizational strength day after day, year after year. okay. second, i'm going to talk about why did democrats defy history in these miss terms. as you know, we did. it's the first time since 1934 where every democratic incumbent won with the party, and with being the party in power. that hasn't happened since 1934, that every incumbent won. why did that happen? well, first, because we had great candidates. not just rafael warnock. gary and i had probably talked to every one of the candidates. their strength and their vitality was just incredible. they're just indominate able. why back in april did everyone think we would lose seats in the senate -- i'll take it in time order. first, in may and june, the public began to realize how far right these maga republicans had gone, the dobbs deci

flank , footage of overloading in military equipment has reappeared on the network an echelon with abrams tanks was recorded which , according to eyewitnesses, follows the direction of krakow is acute and the expansion of the alliance sweden and finland will officially become nato members in 2023, the secretary general of the alliance stated this , while stoltenberg could not name the exact date of joining jens, however, he expressed confidence that the ratification process will be completed in a timely manner by the secretary general. believes that turkey will not block. admission of new members to the alliance for a long time. school holidays start time elevated vigilance is very important these days. to remind the rules of conduct on the roads and near the water , traffic police officers conduct master classes and a theatrical performance in the form of mini-performances for students of minsk, they explain to children how to behave near ice-covered reservoirs, as well as within the roadway at pedestrian crossings and in courtyards territories, schoolchildren are also offered to go thro

well, we understand that the leopard de20 is very good, but i am abrams - the american ones are no worse either. that is, well, let's hope that this matter will materialize as soon as possible, so to speak, in the form of large armor. well, we and the christian are transferring now word to our colleagues innovation with light in different regions of ukraine and there will still be a lot of new information about espresso tv channel greetings to all viewers in the iryna koval studio. consequences of armed aggression by russians in the zaporizhzhia region. the police received 18 reports of destroyed houses and infrastructure during the day. the occupiers hit 20 settlements. the situation in the polohiv district remains tense. in their homes, completely destroying all their property, gazebos, sheds, outbuildings, garages , cars, everything was razed to the ground , also the day before, the invaders hit the the matviiv and komishuval communities are informed of the damage to their homes, the local population is preparing a provocation, the russian troops brought several hailstones to the zapo

got 200,000 fewer votes than his party colleague kemp, who won comfortably over stevie -- stacey abrams, showing a potentially great problem for walker, difficult times connecting with independent voters, showing warnock vesting walker by 11 points by the one in four voters who describe themselves as independent and amongst self-described moderates the margin was larger once again. more than 30 points. darren was in florida. republican line, go ahead. caller: yes, my name is darren, i live in florida and i'm definitely for herschel walker. got to get that seat for republicans in the senate so that we can moderate and use the win. it's very important. people think it's not a crucial race? it's a crucial race. warnock is so corrupt. i just hope that people don't fall for this time. i didn't like when he ran over his wife, whatever happens there. always seems like he wants to work across the aisle but he never does. i want everyone to know, run, walker, run. host: that was darren in florida. let's hear from john in new york city. caller: hello. how you doing? pedro, you doing a good job, y

it was created to fight such high-tech tanks as the abrams as the leopard-2 a7 a and will come out ofk duels and the winner. however, it is much more. than just another unit on the battlefield. t-14 - this is a real command center on a caterpillar chassis, a unique system of electronics and telemetry of the tank is able to close the control of an entire unit to direct artillery and aircraft at targets. we will increase the efficiency of everyone combat link at times. and now we have an armata that controls the tactical link of military equipment on the battlefield, that is, this machine, in which the commander is located, such a head tank rings, he must control a group of unmanned tanks of the group, again, tank support armored vehicles give target designations to other tanks less perfect, that is, of past generations , also give coordinates for targets for self-propelled artillery installations for e, zenith missile systems. where are these armats going, what is behind the curtains of fog rear or line front. we do not know, we do not know, and let our enemies remain in alarming ignor

you do not want _ things like the abrams tanks. you do not want to— things like the abrams tanks.r standardising the future ukrainian armed _ standardising the future ukrainian armed forces on a sustainable model. hopefully— armed forces on a sustainable model. hopefully that is what they are discussing tonight. is hopefully that is what they are discussing tonight.— hopefully that is what they are discussing tonight. is 'ust throw ahead now i discussing tonight. is 'ust throw ahead now to h discussing tonight. is 'ust throw ahead now to the _ discussing tonight. isjust throw ahead now to the symbolism . discussing tonight. isjust throw ahead now to the symbolism of| discussing tonight. is just throw - ahead now to the symbolism of this address to the joint meeting of congress. andjim address to the joint meeting of congress. and jim jeffries, what is the value of this president zelensky addressing the us congress, what message that meant to send to russia and the world? she message that meant to send to russia and the world?— and the world? she is talking throu . h and the world?

or the united states is ready to supply us with heavy equipment, first of all we are talking about abrams tanks or maybe leopard 2 is better, this is a good question, first of all, the petri batteries will not change the rules of the game, what will they do? yes, it will increase the quality of air defense and this can stop russia from sending the next bombers ukraine has such a weapons system that can really neutralize them and shoot down cruise missiles, but you should not expect a huge number of patriots, sometimes they leave no earlier than six months ago, this is not what people should pay special attention to is just another weapon system talking about heavy weapons such as tanks and other armored vehicles i don't see any action in this direction from the european union the only country that actually mentioned that it can do something and provide tanks is finland , therefore, frankly speaking, i think that if zelensky is going to leave the country again for negotiations, his next trip should be to finland and sweden, because none of these countries are members of nato yet and they a