gersten's initiative was joined by retired us air force f-16 pilot peter greenburgh.y started collecting used and quite effective equipment, which ger... retired american and european pilots, you know, a western pilot, a nato pilot, when he walks up to his plane, on it has thousands and thousands of dollars worth of gear , especially in cold weather, it's specially designed synthetic fibers, some of these suits even contain kevlar, which is used in body armor, bulletproof clothing, so we realized that thousands and thousands of dollars, hundreds of thousands of dollars high-quality... fire-resistant fabric, just sitting in closets all over the us and europe. the protective clothing of western pilots is given to ukrainians in an addressed manner, of the appropriate size to specific aviators who perform combat missions. they also buy new items equipment in cooperation with the charity organizations wingman for ukraine and white stork. in total, hurston and greenburg managed to hand over 500 flight overalls, 180 flight jackets, and 300 pairs of flight suits to ukrainians

with a lot of intelligence work in the iraqi air force, the desired target was selected. musa's forces in iraq identified a pilot named munir redfa , who was a christian . ratfa met with a female mossad agent in europe. the kurds offered merir retva $1 million a safe place for his family to hand over a mig-21 to israel. retva accepted this deal on the morning of august 16, 1966 a daily patrol maneuver was carried out by a mig-21 aircraft, but minutes later, by changing the route, passing through the sky of jordan and avoiding the sight of the country's radars , it flew towards israel and successfully intercepted the plane. he was able to successfully recruit agents to spy behind the enemy's borders , but the arab countries were unsuccessful in penetrating israeli society. in the simulated battles, israeli pilots announced for him that if he wins the parliamentary elections , he will travel to egypt with his high-tech aircraft and meet with nasser and submit his peace proposal to him . nathan in the november 1965 election he failed, but he implemented the idea of ​​a trip t

air force on the testing facilities, what do you need? what are the shortfalls. >> that you, congressman, garamendi. >> i'll start with the labs, we have the labs and keep them that way and make sure we're applying cutting edge technology in how our labs are operated and the facilities themselves and we appreciate the authorities congress has given us. last year the army invested $237 million in labs and almost half of that was directed to infrastructure projects because we appreciate the infrastructure of the labs is critically important. if respect to our organic industrial base as i'm sure you're interested in knowing about, we're undergoing, as you know, an enterprise-wide modernization at 23 of our sites. it's going in phases because obviously this is a very large undertaking, but we're not just modernizing our facilities, but our manufacturing processes and our work force and we're accelerating production of critical ammunition as well. >> we could probably well spend several hours of hearing going in depth on the arsenals, on the m

i have not been on air force one. with harrison ford. but i want to correct you, because i do believe with bite and its now called chair air force one, because they've got him on a lift to get on that thing. >> jason: they gave him the short stairs. how about the secret service agent at the bottom tasked with catching him if he falls down? that was one of the reports. >> think about that. they've reconfigured the whole process of this plane, he's taking the baby steps, which doesn't exactly project strength to the world. and he should never be walking near obama, because obama, whatever we think of his policy, has swag. he's cool. he's got movement, a vibe. then you see biden shuffling with the hands close to his sides, with the t. rex arms and the balance shoes. they should make him walk places alone, and i can't help but comment since we are on the verge of easter. this being the third anniversary of him getting interrupted by the easter bunny. the reason i bring it up is because for everyone watching at home if the

two very important points in the egyptian air force. it was important: first, the mig 21 supersonic aircraft, which at that time played a key role for egypt and many arab countries allied with the soviet union, and the other, the powerful air defense network, which prevented the penetration of israeli aircraft into it made egypt difficult. the israeli army, with the help of intelligence services, has a serious plan to infiltrate the egyptian army and obtain information about this iron dam. he fought to undermine the ability of egyptian pilots and fighters. even the united states is stuck in the vietnam war. he had given a lot against these fighters. the pentagon identified its strengths in vietnam but had never been able to obtain a healthy example . mossad started an operation called 207. a secret operation to capture a mig-21. musa's forces in iraq, a khalwani named munir redfa they identified him as a christian. he was the second in command of a mig 21 squadron and felt mistreated by his superiors . retfa met with a female mossad age

"the 25-year-old was an active duty member of the us air force. cnn's gabe cohen joins us now with the details and and gabe, this is something that he did in protest. yeah, that's correct, and we're learning much more about this 25-year-old active duty airman, uh, aaron bushnell, as you mentioned, he's from san antonio, texas, and he live streamed his actions on sunday in broad daylight on the streets of dc outside the israeli embassy. we are not going to show that video, it is extremely..." graphic and disturbing. i have watched the video. i can tell you at the beginning, at the start of it, you can see bush now walking up to the embassy on the street in his military fatigues. uh, he's speaking calmly to the camera. i want to read a portion of what he says. he said, uh, quote, i will no longer be complicit in genocide. i am about to engage an extreme active protest, but compared to what people have been experiencing in palestine at the hands of their colonizers, it is not extreme at all. "this is what our ruling class has decided will be normal."

i have a paper cup that literally reads air force one that i simply forgot to throw away.oe biden's signature. spoiler alert, they are regular m and ms in a nice box. during my first flight, i asked the flight attendants for asked the flight attendants for a pack and they kindly provided me with a couple. i a pack and they kindly provided me with a couple.— me with a couple. i think you have given — me with a couple. i think you have given us _ me with a couple. i think you have given us a _ me with a couple. i think you have given us a pretty - me with a couple. i think you have given us a pretty good i have given us a pretty good example. some of this stuff is pretty cool, some good memorabilia. some m and ms with the president's signature, but talking about cutlery and towels, where do you draw the line with what is acceptable to take and what is not acceptable?- take and what is not accetable? �*, , , , take and what is not accetable? h , , , ., acceptable? it's surprising how many fellow — acceptable? it's surprising how many fellow journalists - acceptable? it's surp

this is a little-known role of us air force personnel, but critical to... there is a so-called launchontrol center located deep below the surface of the earth, at two other air bases with nuclear missiles, maelstrom in montana and minot. north dakota also has similar centers. however, over the years, a mysterious threat has emerged, prompting medical investigations by the air force and the pentagon. according to them, several dozen former military personnel of the nuclear deterrence forces were diagnosed with various forms of cancer. retired lieutenant colonel. night, an elderly doctor came, who immediately understood what was wrong with me, did a biopsy of the lymph nodes, and then prescribed me chemotherapy, the results of the biopsy showed that i had hotshkin lymphoma. ward bosville, lieutenant colonel daniel beck began searching for other ex-soldiers with this diagnosis and presented his findings to his superiors back in 2023, he quickly discovered nine cases of the disease. launch is environmentally friendly, no , but they concluded that the control center has sufficient evidence

hit you. and is about to fly across the pacific ocean in during the latest us air force tests in an attemptn. rumors of a new high-tech missile began to fly when the air force released images of the formidable rapid-response, air- launched, solid-fueled hypersonic cruise missile agm-183. the photographs show how a weapon capable of destroying targets at a distance of up to 1,500 km is located under the wing of a b-52x bomber at a popular us air force base on the island of guam. to the last one. over the years, the pacific island has become a key location for testing new weapons, although rumors about official tests of destructive weapons are still only speculation. the authorities' explanation is that the images were released simply to show and tell people about the training being carried out at the base. in recent years, the space domain has become another battlefield. one of the first images taken by russia during the invasion of ukraine was taken from space. russia launched a cyber attack on a satellite network to prevent ukrainian forces from communicating with each other. according to

and of course in recent years before the invasion of crimea, i have to interrupt you, because the air force of ukraine is warning that a missile is currently moving towards kyiv, so be careful that... about air warning signals, and by the way, about air warning signals, this actually over the last week and all weekend the air force kept stressing that don't ignore we've all actually started to be a little bit so flippant when it comes to like mig, mig, it's okay , the stores are open, i'm standing at the bus stop, yeah, in fact the last few days confirm that... the mig is very, very serious and unfortunately with what the migs launch, i'm talking about daggers, it's hard to fight, so the danger is much higher, so the more they changed the scheme, now they are attacking en masse a drone strike, cruise missiles and ballistics immediately fly in pursuit, then a pause is made, knowing that our defenders from the state emergency service , medics, will definitely gather there at the place of arrivals or falling debris. and so on, and then they were already able to shoot with those daggers to kill

the commanders of the spanish and portuguese air force contingents.nted western democracy in action. european border guards do not allow a bus with a moldovan children's choir to leave belarus. they cannot cross the border with either poland or lithuania for more than 24 hours. according to the director of the group, the group is returning. after performances in poland and belarus, but can’t get home. first we tried to leave brest towards poland, but poland did not let us in. there is some kind of law, which no one knows about in our country, that we cannot as a transit passenger.

he is now known as hossein mourik mourik among air force enthusiasts and pilots themselves. yes , it is an air-to-ground television missile. shahid khaldbari had a special skill in firing this missile . you have probably heard about the pearl operation . war. in fact, the rangers navy went to capture the two docks of al-bakr al-alamieh in iraq with the support of the air force, that is, the phantoms of the air force came from the bushar base to support that operation, and now at the beginning of the war, the name of a series of pilots from the bushar base actually fell on many tongues. abbas duran, the late manocher mohaghegiri reza saeedi , let me tell you that mahmoud zarabi was actually a battalion commander there, who was very different from shahid khalatbari alireza yasini. the one who now shows and locks morik has a special focus on his target, but we must know that the commander of the plane in the front cabin is the one who allows the rear cabin to shoot or not, now , so to speak, press that button . this is that from the marwarid operation and those battles in the bu

a significant superiority of the air force of the four arab countries the air force established itselfthe middle east, and this meant that the ground forces of the arab countries no longer had any air support for the war , unlike egypt. israel completely concealed its first day's victories, publishing only a few scattered reports of sporadic skirmishes with egyptian forces. they wanted to not release too much news until the full achievement of their goals, because it might force the international community to a cease-fire. war now from the sinai peninsula. it had gone beyond. in this case, the new minister of defense of israel , moshe dayan, in the command center and the ministry of defense his troops had a meeting. dayan's main plan was to continue the war only against egypt without sending his forces to other fronts. but the complete defeat of the egyptian air force in the first hour of the war allowed him to send some of his forces to send a western house. jordan's attack on west jerusalem gave israel a good opportunity to completely occupy this city as well as the entire west bank

component, air force global strike command and direct with the navy component, joint force maritime command. i don't have a direct linkage. in works with general salzman to fill that bill it because you are also part of the in c3 meetings that we had here recently and what we really want to do, you saw a lot of that was the space layer and i want to be able to have experts, at a general officer level to articulate the requirement on the space layer. >> i talked about the vulnerability of satcom -- if you could elaborate a little bit to the point. if you would. >> important that we ensure that strategic command has all the insights they need as they rely on the space layer for early warning and protected communications and as general cotton noted, today us-based command provides joint integrated spacing in his headquarters, they sit in omaha to assist with that planning make sure that he has insight into what we are doing so we can best coordinate our plans together. >> thank you. i want to recognize, and apologize, did not realize you were in the room

forces has already counted 31 missiles shot down, but the footage of hot residential buildings. on which they have worked out their own, hardly capable of reincarnating the reputation of the ukrainian airse forces, a new speaker has not yet been appointed, and therefore the freedom of the victorious fantasy in photoshop today is given by the air force commander himself, general aleshchok. prime minister of ukraine shmygal made an amazing speech in an interview with bloomberg, he said that there is no need to mobilize 5,000 ukrainians, they say, it’s okay. from kupinsk to kherson. all the marvelous shots of ultra-modern lines of defense according to petro, who obviously rocks the chair under president zelensky, this is a show-off show, they do not suit the principle of conducting combat operations of the ukrainian us army, according to the new york times newspaper, in kiev they are making a mistake by placing, as they now claim in washington, your political... where it would be possible to retreat and save people for important kiev operations, above military expediency, that is, there, zelensky sends them to slaughter, ordering them to hold settlements that are completely unimportant fr

the cia and the air force? and you know that the years since has been the you s.r. 71, the a-12 oxcart, the stealth fighter, the stealth bomber. you know, the stealth b 21 bomber just had its test flight in november last fall. so these programs are still out there. but the question me is, what are the sightings that the u.s. government thinks are ufo sightings and what are the ones that they can't explain and? that number over time is, somewhere between as high as 20% and generally considered closer to about 5% that the government can't explain an arrow in, its work with the navy pilots and other encounters it finds about 2% of ufo sightings. it can not explain with you know known known known phenomena on known test flights known you know other manmade technology. and to me of course like whatever is interesting the answer to the mystery of ufos a new ap is in 2% of sightings that the government itself can't explain. i was wondering what your access is to find out things like it was a video online or on cable o

. >> a discussion on the air force and its efforts in space assistant air force secretary for space acquisitionrank also talks about the recent commercial spacecraft landing on the moon. this is about an hour. [background noises] [bac welcome. i'm the director of the defense industrial initiative group here at the center for strategic international studies. i am delighted to be able to welcome you to this event. the importance of executing space acquisition programs. it is a true privilege to be able to introduce the honorable frank the assistant secretary of the air force for space acquisition and integration. secretary it serves as a source acquisition executive for space systems and programs within the department of the air force. and as the chair of the space acquisition council. before his current role secretary served as the principal deputy directoror of e national reconnaissance office has long served operational knowledge and experience across national security space missions. of always been complexd@te's dd enabling new architectures and capabilities. the standup of united states offe

of such powerful events took place in the sky, and i hope that we yuriy ignat, spokesman for the air forcermed forces of ukraine, can join us now, and it would be interesting to find out, well... if not what is happening, then how can we proceed, what can we predict, because this is really an important thing and well, one that directly affects the battlefield as well. yes, i welcome you, sir yuriy, yes, good day , congratulations, uh, well, let's start right away with this letakopada, well, well, it falls and falls, we won't elaborate, and how, but it's a little interesting here, maybe, i think, the audience is even different, can we to hope that such a plane crash will continue, well, because , you know, suddenly it just happened, it happened, so what do you say here, well, you know, not without this, not without this, that it happened and it happened, because luck in military affairs, it also plays a serious role, so to be at the right time, in the right place space is also needed, well, but for that you need experience. the ability to plan operations and so on, so everything that is man

lines and bypasses as a result of the impact, and there is light in all populated areas, by air defense forces, you know, the air command of the west. almost all air targets entering the administrative territory of lviv region were destroyed, with the exception of one object, which was a critical infrastructure object. and you can say, at least, if it is permissible, that this is an object of critical infrastructure, which, energy, of some other direction, yes, energy, energy, well, actually, this is what is being reported from other ukrainian regions, that indeed russian forces targeted energy infrastructure objects today, first of all. as it follows from the information that comes to us in particular. i thank you for the fact that you turned on, promptly told what is happening in lviv oblast. let me remind you that the head of the emergency service of the department for civil protection of the lviv regional military administration, viktor bun, was a guest of our broadcast on in lviv oblast, as a result of the morning attack, an energy infrastructure object was also hit, as we heard. thank yo

have you ever been on air force one? do you think they'll allow you on air force one?onkrw thathey allow that ai that outfit on air force one? i think if you try to get on air force one in this year and you get tackledto tackd by security. i have not. i've notysecurity been on air f. i'm not even allowed to readmov the movie air force one with harrison ford. but i want to correce wit you because they do believe with biden, it's now called chair forceievebite one e they've got him on a lift to get on that thing a. >> i mean, they gave him the short stairs. >> jee secrhat secret servic agent at the bottom of the stairs that's tasked with catching him if he falls down theed? that was one of the reports i think, about that. >> they reconfirm the whole process of this plane. he's taking the baby steps, y s, which doesn't exactly project strength to the world. doesn't okay. and he should never be walking near obama because obama, for whatever we think of his policies, he has swa g, he's cool, he's got movement, he's got a vibe. and then you see biden shuffling with the hands

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the air force reported the destruction of 58 missiles and 26 missiles. in total, the russian federation launched 99 air attack weapons over ukraine. valeria kholodova joins our broadcast. this is a correspondent. tv channel rada, valery, congratulations, we want to ask you about the situation in dnipropetrovsk region, tell us how the region survived this russian attack? greetings, this night was very restless and sleepless for the residents of dnipropetrovsk oblast, around midnight and in the early morning a series of powerful explosions rang out in dnipro and other populated areas. actually, currently, it is known that the russian army has settled on objects of energy infrastructure and critical infrastructure. in the dnipro, kryvyi rih and kamian districts , electricity blackout schedules are currently being used in some places, and the city of dnipro is partially without water supply, but they promise that water will be supplied to people in the near future, more information will be given later, in fact, in the city of kamian summer houses, five peopl

previously, the air defense system was activated in the place. the armed forces shot down an enemy missile. in the meantime, the det company reported that after the night attacks... power outages have already completely restored power in the city. during the morning attack, air defense forces shot down enemy missiles in the chernivtsi region. the main targets of the occupiers in the region were energy facilities - said the head of the regional military administration, ruslan zaparanyuk. thanks to our armed forces, our air defense. er, rockets they were all completely knocked down, the appropriate services are working at the place where the debris fell , taking measures to eliminate the consequences of the fall, thanks to god and our armed forces , no civilians were injured, we will report the details later. the death of zaluzhnyi's assistant, the state bureau of investigation closed the case against the officer who gave the grenades. assistant to the ex-commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine gennadiy chastyakov. the extra was charged with negligent hom

solving this issue, the spokesman of the air force.urii hnat said that we will not build new airfields, but we will it is quite difficult to use the existing ones, because the enemy is now trying to carry out attacks on all our airfields, so the provision of these airfields is an important issue, and it is also, well, an important component of the time of transferring these planes to ukraine. well, in my opinion, to be honest, this piece is not about betrayal, but about a unique story, because no country that has switched to the f-16... has done it as quickly as ukraine is doing now, i think that after the transfer of the first aircraft of the first experience there will be pace and transfer aircraft and training will be compensated by the use of others. capacities, we remember, we remember that there is a new training center in romania, which should become the main base for the training of our military, so in any case everything here will be according to plans , i think even faster, but how for me , the main intrigue is the list of we

force but now also the american air force but now also the american air force _ air force but now alsobsolutely, — air force. those look good, yes, absolutely, and they are obviously helping _ absolutely, and they are obviously helping but they are very small volume — helping but they are very small volume if— helping but they are very small volume if you compare it to what is actually _ volume if you compare it to what is actually needed. bringing in aid by sea sounds great because that vessel currently _ sea sounds great because that vessel currently in _ sea sounds great because that vessel currently in cyprus is carrying about — currently in cyprus is carrying about 200 tonnes of materials, so that wiii— about 200 tonnes of materials, so that will be very much needed. but it is also— that will be very much needed. but it is also then plagued with the same _ it is also then plagued with the same issues of onward transportation. ok, you're docking the ship _ transportation. ok, you're docking the ship somewhere, but how is the aid actually — the ship somewhere, but how is the aid act

forces and the air force carried _ translation: yemen's naval forces and the air force carried out -ce carried out two - and the air force carried out two specific military operations. the first targeted the american ship propel fortune at in the gulf of aden with a number of suitable naval missiles, while the second targeted in a number of american destroyers in a number of american destroyers in the red sea and the gulf of aden, with 37 drones, and the two operations successfully achieve their goals. l115 operations successfully achieve their goals-— operations successfully achieve theiraoals. ,, ., ., their goals. us central command says their goals. us central command says the have their goals. us central command says they have shot — their goals. us central command says they have shot down _ their goals. us central command says they have shot down 15 _ their goals. us central command says they have shot down 15 unmanned - they have shot down 15 unmanned they regard this attack is an ongoing threat to naval vessels, us navy and coalition ships in the region. heavy gunfire has bee

solving this issue, air force spokesman yuriy hnat said that we will not... build new airfields, butisting ones. it is quite difficult, because the enemy is now trying to carry out attacks on all our airfields, so securing these airfields is an important issue, and it is also, well, an important component of the time to transfer these planes to ukraine. well, as for me, honestly that being said, this piece isn't about treason, it 's about a unique story, because no country that has transitioned to the f-16 has done so as quickly as it is now. does ukraine, i think that after the transfer of the first aircraft, the first experience will be the pace and the transfer of aircraft and training will be compensated by the use of other capacities, we remember, we remember that there is a new training center in romania, which should become the main a base for the training of our military, so in any case everything here will be according to plan, i think even faster, but what about me anyway the main intrigue is the list of weapons, because no foreign material so far... mentions with which wea

force. on my air leg. to ensuring that we have sustainable and enough tankers to be able to make that a enduring. so i pay attention to what the availability is of the tanker force. we have a great relationship with the u.s. transcom and jackie is a dear friend as well, to ensure there's no disconnect in the requirements. but you're right, that■s be stretched with the requirements that the tanker force has on nonweapon system movement, missions that don't include bombers but includes providing forces we always have to make sure we pay attention and see that those acquisitions, not only the nuclear triad, but those acquisition on time and are healthy as well. >> i suspect the new kc-46 will be around a long time. that mission is not going anywhere soon and i've told folks this could be a 50-year mission for this aircraft and i'm reminded the b-52's are well in excess of 50 years, accurate statement in regards to the kc-46? general cotton: i don't know how long the community plans on having a kc-46 but if we

the spokesman of the air force of the armed forces of ukraine ilya yevlash joins our broadcast. welcome to our broadcast. thank you for joining. good morning, glory to ukraine studio. glory to the heroes. hitting with shaheds is already a common practice for russian forces, but now the russian army looks like it has changed its tactics somewhat. shelling of ukraine, launch ballistics that fly very fast. what is it associated with in the air force? yes, well, blows with shaheds, unfortunately, it has already become such a commonplace for all ukrainians, and specifically for our servicemen who participate in repelling attacks in mobile fire groups, as well as our servicemen who patrol our skies in various units of the anti-aircraft missile forces, including. and on such installations as the cheetah, of course, that for the enemy, this is a very numerous type of weaponry, rockets, yes, which they can use in very large numbers, however, we see quite effectively, yesterday we shot down generally all 100%, today, on unfortunately some of the shaheed managed to break through, unfortuna

the pentagon says 3 air force planes carried out. the 1st drop of around to 38000 meals, abide and administration, says israel support this intervention to bolster existing efforts by jordan and other nations. you and has been warning that famine and gaza is almost inevitable unless a deliveries increased significantly. a warning to our viewers that our an extra part does contain distressing images. consoling each other, the boys have survived and is rarely asked right in central garza. many others did not. but the fighting in the gaza strip isn't the only danger palestinians face disease and finding have become a major threats children's almost at risk. starvation has now taken the lives of several children. so the official records yesterday or this morning said the 10th child officially registered in the hospital as having starved to this, a very sad threshold, similar status to 30000 best through each dollar because of the, the unofficial numbers can unfortunately be expected to be higher. and the toll is climbing atari network, l

particularly with regards to my favorite, air force. the -- of your command as national -- as a national role. understandably. united command. can you flesh that out a little bit for me as well? i have long been concerned that we're not adequately -- i don't want to say appropriate, but appropriating credit where credit is due and then cost where cost is due. general cotton: thank you, senator cramer. i think there's a lot of times where there can be confusion even within a service component that they're advocating for a weapons system or platform. that that is utilized in their operational domain. it absolutely is. but when it comes to strategic deterrence weapons, and strategic deterrence platforms, i think that tho what i mean by that is that we are -- you know, we are doing the care and feeding on paf of the systems that ultimately belong and i got it, all weapons systems belong to the president of the united states. but in particular when we talk about strategic deterrent weapons, it's much more than the columbia being part of the

rumors of a new high-tech missile flew when the air force released an image of a formidable air-launched solid-fueled hypersonic cruise missile. agm-183. you can see it in the photographs. as a weapon capable of hitting targets at a distance of up to 1,500 km is located under the wing of a b-52x bomber at the popular us air force base on the island of guaam. in recent years, the pacific island has become a key location for testing new weapons, although rumors of official tests of the destructive weapons remain just speculation. the authorities' explanation is that the images were published simply to show and tell people about the training being carried out on the base. in recent years. this is one missile aimed at one satellite, a nuclear explosion in space is one weapon system against many at once. if your goal is to hit as many satellites as possible, you can use the nuclear option to create a large explosion that will fry any satellite within range and then create a higher one. a level of radiation that will destroy even more satellites over time. dr. bingen says it will be very diffi

well, really, when we talk about the struggle of our air forces with the enemy in the air, this weeklly indicative, because after the destruction of the second a50 aircraft, the situation with the guidance of the enemy on the use of their bombers worsened, and this affected the effect. the use of russian aviation, plus we have to remember that a total of 15 planes were shot down there, these are a50s, there are also su-34s, su-35s, and these downed planes, well, really significantly affected the capabilities of the russian air force to carry out combat operations, but indeed the a50 is the highlight of the air force's combat operations, because it was shot down at a considerable distance, probably using a ukrainian long-range missile. of the air defense complex, and now the enemy is afraid to resume aircraft flights in the area that he considered safe. now we see a situation where planes do not take off, and even air force commander aleschuk literally said today that our systems were used against the enemy at a distance of 150 km. he did not say what system was used, but we can see t

so that had all the germany's the air force, the branches, the deputy chief of staff for operation, as well as a, to other military personnel. and it was a 38 minute conversation and it's they are discussing the operational and targeting details of those tourist cruise themselves that germany was supposed to send ukraine. the west was as a mountain pressure on germany to send those missiles, but it hasn't done yes. yes, is this leaks conversation. these people are discussing that as a done deal and they're not only discussing it. they're saying how they can use it . they're strategizing how they can use those missiles to attack russian infrastructure, primarily the bridge and crime. you like comedy some also who came to the conclusion that there are 2 interesting targets the bridge in the east and the munition depos above the bridge in the east is hard to reach. it's a rather small target, but the torres can do with the admonition depos can also be hit. if we consider the bridge, i don't think taurus is enough and we need to have an idea of how with mike work and for that we need satel