the president today at the central command post of the air force and air defense forces personally observed the progress of the inspection and praised it highly. the scope of the exercises in the baltics, curfews and training. transition to wartime in lithuania, in latvia, tank maneuvers and ditches on the border with belarus. they want to become diplomats, they are pursuing their dream. young and ambitious winners of the sse competition were awarded in mid-belarus. you will forget the past there will be no future. famous athletes, students of bsupc and my colleagues dedicated the bike ride to the heroes of the great patriotic war. our security is the focus of the president's attention today alexander lukashenko visited the central command post of the air force and air defense forces. the president of the republic dorus armed forces are engaged with a training plan. minister of defense general uratovich. the situation and the progress of the inspection of the duty forces of the air force and air defense forces, the president watched the training along with the military. checking the forces

this f-4 is representative of today's modern air force. it's an air force which come a long way, sophisticated weapons systems, sophisticated people today, you or me or anybody who's qualified can fly this airplane. but it hasn't always been that way. some 35 years ago, a group of young men and women came together to help make the air force what it is. today, you might even say they made a little history in the process. it all began the skies over tuskegee, alabama. i remember the tuskegee because they started what they call civilian pilot training program, five black colleges. they wanted qualified black people to start flying. the only reason i knew something about the program is because my mother teaching down in turkey and she heard about the starting up this black air corps the day after pearl harbor, the whole gang went and applied for admission to the aviation cadet training program. it wasn't until a year later, though, that i was admitted, but i think we had to wait for about approximately a year, a year and a half before. we went

during her speech, she highlights the accomplishments of the air force and the space force. -2 >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the first woman to be elected vice president of the united states. kamala harris. [applause] vice pres. harris: thank you, thank you. good morning. and congratulations to the cadets of air force academy class of 2024. audience: roy! vice pres. harris: to cretary frank kendall, general chance saltzman, general david allvin, lieutenant general richard clark, and to all the friends and loved ones and sponsor families of these extraordinary graduates, thank you all for what you have done to support them in this journey. and, again, i applaud all that you have done every day. in 2020, as a united states senator, it was my privilege to nominate five cadets to this class. lynlee davis, elizabeth deards, kyle moats, noelle mourani, and jaricsa vega. and as vice president, i know firsthand the excellence produced by this academy. with me here with me today is lieutenant colonel debra■3 starkey, class of 2009, the first space force guardian to serve as

commander of the air force and air defense forces andrei. yanovich spoke about innovations for the security bloc at a meeting with military teams. there is a very great interest in this event, interest both in groups, in our society, interest is lively, huge, so many people ask what happened, why, what is the ans, what are the functions of the ans? therefore, of course, we convey this information, including to our military personnel the main message of the all-belarus people's assembly, as andrei lukyanovich emphasized, is the further development of the country with a high level of national security. and in order to clearly show the unfriendliness of our neighbors, let’s shift the focus to the northern borders. the largest national military exercise this year has begun in lithuania. more than 2,500 reservists will take part in them. it is reported that the army and government employees will practice the transition from peacetime to wartime. in the next few days maneuvers will take on even greater scope. received approximately 10,000 reserves

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the air force, the united states, turned out to be a key player in it, but was never able to become ae force, like the branch of the air force that appeared in the united states after world war ii. before because of this, they were part of the army, the funding of which, like the navy, was significantly reduced with the end of the war, but the budget sequestration... did not affect the air force, as the only means of delivering nuclear weapons to their destination. by the early sixties, the us had 1,500 strategic bombers, consuming 20% ​​of the total military budget. the generals believed that since the atomic bomb ended world war ii, it could solve any local conflict. for example, during the korean war, commander douglas macarthur absolutely seriously offered to throw it off. the creation of ballistic missiles was redirected, and supersonic bombers were abandoned altogether. vietnam required new techniques and approaches, and the main enthusiast for creating a counterinsurgency strategy for the air force was general curtis lemy. but at the initial stage, the vietnamese themselves fou

you are looking at a live picture of air force one. it is located at moffett field right now, and we are told president biden is on his way here, where he will board and then leave for seattle today on getting answers . president biden is indeed filling up his campaign war chest here in the bay area. but is the current wave of protests on the israel-hamas war affecting his reelection? could it be true the elusive northern lights, usually over the arctic circle visible from the bay area tonight? what's happening in the sky and where you could have the best chances and bay area professional women unite where you can hear from martha stewart , kara swisher, jackie speier and many more inspirational leaders happening in just two weeks. you're watching getting answers. i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. president biden is on his way to moffett field from palo alto at the home of marissa mayer, where he just finished his campaign stop, his fundraising event in a whirlwind bay area. stop pounding the kids. >> have you killed today? no. t

the us air force turned out to be a key player in it, but was never able to become a decisive force. the air force, it appeared in the united states after world war ii. before that, they were part of the army, which, like the navy, financed several nuclear weapons on china’s border with korea to stop beijing’s participation in the conflict, and general frederick harrison smith, deputy head of the us air force, proposed using nuclear weapons in vietnam, true, the military did not take into account the political consequences, although by the sixties atomic bombs transformed from a battlefield weapon into an arsenal of deterrence, however, president kennedy. was the one who stopped the huge expenditures of the air force. money was redirected to the creation of ballistic missiles, and supersonic bombers were abandoned altogether. vietnam required new techniques and approaches, and the main enthusiast for creating a counterinsurgency strategy for the air force was general curtis lemy. but at the initial stage, the vietnamese themselves fought. two people boarded the plane, the americans a

i was in black leather school that up for the air force and they didn't know what to do with me going into combat, it gave a lot o our race. and one of the prime contributors to and early part of the flying program. was chief anderson there are standing onth west but what used to be tuegee is army air corps. you here's where the cadets came out finishing in the voting field take the advanced training how's here? in barracks up on the hill therd chimneys standing where the barracks used to be all behind field. here was the headquarters. there's the original building that was built here in the beginning of the army air force training program. out here, my right he pnes are lined upwas. all along that ramp with the very first type of aircraft up there. it went up. the pilots used to come out and fly the practice out here on this trip. ll tail, drag race and sometime i got to see this but lead.dn't see them take all they really got a big kick out of. back memories they both the fellows over here who flew over here came to the boat fld, the pilot over there. i got acquainted with him and h

alexander lukashenko visited the central command post of the air force of the air defense forces theay before. the commander-in-chief was informed about the current situation and progress. inspections of duty forces of the air force and air defense forces. the president watched the training along with the military. the check of the forces on duty lasted more than an hour. the troops and equipment worked perfectly in the air. all targets were detected and hit. alexander lukashenko closely monitored the work of the military, being interested in details at every stage of ensuring combat readiness. all those present gave a detailed answer, as the belarusian sky is protected. the commander-in-chief praised our capabilities. we are ready to reflect any potential. shoulder straps be constantly on the alert, the services are carried out by the situation on the outer circuit forcing people on the ground and in the air 24x7. special attention to air defense; the militarization of the baltic states and poland carries risks for our security. the concentration of nato troops near the belarusian b

air force aircraft that are fully autonomous weapons? >> we're not going unleash killer robots on the battlefield that can do anything they want. that's not going to happen. we're going toe make sure we comply with the laws of war. >> reporter: kendall says the future is not far away. ai could be in cockpits in a few years. computers flying missions once considered too complicated for anything but the human mind, son changing the face of combat aviation. courtney kube, nbc news, edwards air force base. >>> new york city is suspending body cameras for its correction officers after a device caught fire on friday. a captain at rikers island suffered burns and smoke inhalation and had to be rushed to the hospital. the manufacturer did not reply to our request for comment. this is not the first time this happened. another new york officer was injured in 2018 when one of the body cams caught fire. >>> still to come, you won't find this lando, try cloud nine instead. lando norris races to his first f-1 victory, taking down the verstappen empire

as a branch of the air force, the air force appeared in the united states after world war ii.y were part of the army, the funding of which, like the navy, was significantly reduced after the end of the war. but the budget sequestration did not affect the air force, as the only means of delivering nuclear weapons to their destination. by the early sixties, the united states had one and a half. thousands of strategic bombers, they consumed 20% of the entire military budget. the generals believed that since the atomic bomb ended world war ii, it could solve any local conflict. for example, during the korean war, commander douglas macarthur seriously proposed dropping several nuclear weapons on china's border with korea to stop beijing's participation in the conflict, and general frederick harrison smith did so. despite the fact that so far they have only fought with the rebels in the south. north vietnam has not yet been bombed. the army, for its part, also did not lag behind and reported thousands of dead. the problem was the numbers. did not like the cia, according to their dat

air force in combat.vista, an unmanned fighter jet piloted by artificial intelligence flying head-to-head in a dogfight with a manned f-16 even outperforming the human pilot. defense officials say the u.s. is the only military in the world with this technology, successfully flying a jet with artificial intelligence, and this is the first time cameras have been allowed to see it. >> up till now there has not been a pathway for machine learning agents to control the, you know, flight critical systems of an aircraft. >> reporter: on thursday the air force secretary made an unannounced trip to edwards air force base suiting up and going for a ride in a mock dogfight flying nearly the speed of sound separated by just 1,000 feet from the manned fighter jet. he says the technology still needs work. >> we'll see but making good progress. >> reporter: but some test pilots aren't sure. >> this artificial intelligence, this robot, they're so new, and we don't fully understand how they work. >> so you don't trust the

territory: covering government and military facilities from air strikes, joint exercises of the air force and air defense forces of belarus and russia. €2.5 billion for a new border fence. the poles will strengthen the lines as part of the eastern shield program. throwing accuracy, an obstacle course and a ticket to the big sport. basketball festival united young athletes. belarus is counting on intensifying partnerships with the altai territory. alexander lukashenko said this during a meeting with the regional governor. the president noted the close ties between minsk and barnaul. the region is considered a breadbasket and one of the key agricultural regions of russia. but not only agriculture is united, the plans are subscale. read reports that today more than 60% of replaced elevators are belarusian, taking into account your plans to replace elevators this year, this is in almost 400 houses, we are interested participate in tenders, win, supply you with elevator equipment for new construction, we also guarantee maintenance and repair, passenger transport, transport... the park of the a

as a lot of people think to wright-patterson air force in dayton, ohio which where the air force intelligence is located. and there's sort of this long standing conspiracy that there's a hangar at wright-patterson. the alien spacecraft are kept it it would have gone to the asylum national lab, which was right up the road from roswell and which was where the government had already all of the smartest in the united states to address the biggest questions of physics. if we'd encountered an alien spacecraft the summer of 47, incredibly secret by. if there were ten people in the united who knew about that craft and had been asked to provide advice about it, there'so enrico fermi was not one of those ten that if anyone in spacecraft in the summer of 47 fermi in teller would have been among that group and they were at the base where the us government would have almost absolutely put that. so if in the summer, enrico fermi is sitting there saying, well, we haven't seen any evidence of any aliens yet, have we? to me that's the most convincing evidence that nothing interesting happened in roswell in 47

three of us have been in the service to air force one army. two more will be joining one air force and the other one of the navy. so it was about a year after high school when i enlisted in the air force. during my first two years as a writer in the information office, in waco, texas. i applied was accepted to a group called danfoss defense. the department of defense broadcast specialist course at fort benjamin harrison, indianapolis, indiana. during the eight weeks of broadcast journalism, we were taught how to write for tv news and incorporate news, film and slide and television broadcasts. after dinner was i was assigned to the american forces philippines network. my duties included editing film. running a television camera during our live news shows. and also broadcast. and this sharp my ability to quickly frame and choose pick compose pictures whether behind a television camera or a handheld 35 millimeter slr. my visual awareness was growing, and later i became the primary news director and got all all the shots at the station. so the bas

and air defense forces under the control of president alexander lukashenko. f domestic specialists? air defense, how do we increase the potential of sky defense? let's talk about this in the disposition project. on air disposition is gagarin. go. in the spring, sometimes you feel drawn to stupid questions, wondering what the minister of foreign affairs should do. it would seem that improving relations between countries, at least not aggravating them, smoothing over corners, and bringing them to the negotiating table will definitely not contribute to war. but no matter how it is true, true the european head of mead is above all these generally accepted attitudes. for example, the minister of foreign affairs of poland, radoslaw sekorski, is, i believe, the most recent. the united states provided the army to ukraine, germany is generally being pressed by this, here is a tactical missile system with a range of 300 km, it’s time for germany to hand over its taurus. radoslaw sekorski, minister of foreign affairs of poland. the missiles that sikorsky professionally b

and air defense forces on duty; the president watched the training along with the military. check of the duty bodies lasted more than an hour, troops and equipment worked in the air on great. all targets were detected and hit. alexander lukashenko closely monitored the work of the military, being interested in details at every stage of support. found all the targets on time, all the targets, you dealt with them where necessary, hit them where necessary, forced them to land, and so on and so forth, you see everything that is being done in the adjacent area, reconnaissance is working well, information is being transmitted, well done, one thing only, if this is all unexpected, sudden and honest, if so, then yes, it’s not just impressive, but... it’s decent, they will the results of objective control, then we will finally sum up the results at the ministry of defense, right victor? therefore, my only concern is that it be fair, a sudden check, which means that those who need it know, and the rest work as if in wartime , if this is the case, then well done, that’s not bad. the sit

our defenders of the sky shot down all airballistic missiles and uavs, the air force reported. air defense works. in the mykolaiv, odesa, dnipropetrovsk, poltava, zaporizhia, khmelnytskyi, kirovohrad, vinnytsia and chernihiv regions. the number of dead as a result of yesterday's russian attack on a construction hypermarket in kharkiv has increased to 12, the regional prosecutor's office reported. 10 bodies are currently unidentified. 43 people were injured. there are also missing persons, these are employees and visitors. their relatives submit dna. russians yesterday afternoon they attacked the shopping center with two aerial bombs. about 200 people were in the building at the time of the impact. after some time, the enemy attacked the center of kharkiv with a rocket. 25 people were injured, including a 14-year-old boy. meanwhile, at the site where the hypermarket was hit, the rubble is being sorted out. judging by the nature of the impact where there were lubricants, a light-colored product. all this is so fast, well, everything will smolder, i think that maybe today they will

why did you choose the air force? because i liked the uniform!r three years working in the officer's mess where she got to know the fighter ace douglas bader, who famously flew spitfires despite having lost both his legs in a crash. he was very kind. they had the dances in the officer's mess. but he always sent the steward in to to the kitchen to buy us a drink. it wasn't until her family started looking into evelyn's past that they realised she'd missed out on a medal. the family thought it would be something nice for mum at her age if we could do some investigations as to whether she could get a medal. and my sister contacted the mod, and they they awarded her the 1939—45 war medal, which we then arranged for somebody very special to come and give it to her, which is the wing commander, nicola duncan from raf wittering. and this was the moment they surprised evelyn at her care home near stamford. where have you all come from? when i got demobbed, i didn't think i'd been in long enough to get a medal. so i never applied for it. it's important to

the cia and the air force? 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 ow 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 oufos 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 of these figures that were sup

and air defense forces of belarus. military space forces of russia is taking place in our country, the maneuvers are organized as part of improving the unified regional air defense system in the interests of increasing interaction and training of flight personnel controls. the main efforts are aimed at solving problems of covering government and military facilities from enemy attacks. this exercise involves both the aviation troops of the air force of the republic of belarus and units and units of the aerospace forces. the russian federation, accordingly, is working out an episode of managing the interaction of diverse aviation groups when performing a single combat mission. in addition, at aviation training grounds, crews will have to practice a number of issues in the interests of covering ground forces units. nato has only 5% of the necessary air defenses to defend europe. this is the assessment of the alliance’s defense capability given by the financial times. able. defending against air strikes is an important part of the plan to defend eastern europe from invasion, but the allian

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what are you doing to make sure you have the isr assets that all the forces, not just air force but all our forces are asking for? >> is a drone war fighter and having served jointly, i've been focused not just on the air force but all the services. when i look at that, the capability that bringing in our maritime assets and particularly our space assets and how we transition and i highlight the fact that cyber plays a key role in that as well so having the capability to bring that all together using your digital tools to take all the information from whatever the platform, where the focus is. how do you take the information we can analyze to determine intent and it is not just, we can manage focus on particular platforms what you see a combination of platforms and capabilities and how we bring it together that makes us effective as a joint force. >> you had a good common sense approach to it so we want to continue working with you on it but what you do affects every single force in the dod, not just air force. so i want to encourage your continued focus on making sure you have adequate

see what we need, in which sectors we need them, and also consider the very good achievements of air force and ground forces in the industrial research complex . now these elites may have ideas have something new to improve iran's defense capability. that the commander of the army's ground forces says about the recruitment of elite forces. more than 450 people were recruited by the army from this elite, and i may say many times more than this , that knowledge-based companies or having special expertise became the parties to the deal with the army. we have a scientific contract with them, we have a commercial contract to do our work with them. of course, many elite soldiers in previous periods. apart from the responsibility of a mother, by choosing a job , it is difficult to shoulder part of the family's economic responsibilities. i can't say why it is really difficult, but we have divided the tasks with the other children . everyone does something. now if dad helps the children can you help me, why do your friends at school tell you , why do they tell you that you look good? because some o

we are coming back, we already have the first such general report from our air force. so 76 means of air attack, 55 missiles and 21 drones. this is what the russians aimed for. today our air defense forces shot down 39 missiles and 20 drones in ukraine, we thank them for that, and we will actually analyze this situation with serhiy zgurets, director of the information and consulting company defense express. mr. serhiy, glory to ukraine. slava, good morning, greetings to you, greetings to our viewer. mr. serhiy, i wanted to ask right away, among those combined strikes of different types of missiles, we see those that previously penetrated ukrainian air defense, this time they were destroyed, and these are four calibers. this is what they were dealing with on the kh-69,

it's ideology is the main thing. which is in the russian federation, and as the spokesman for the air forcearmed forces of ukraine, ilya yevlash, says, russia will continue combined strikes on ukraine, primarily on energy. structure, this is what he said in an interview with the espresso tv channel: the enemy is targeting our energy infrastructure, continues to destroy it, continues to try to hit various objects, of course, we must be prepared for the fact that the enemy may continue such strikes , we see a slight decrease lately, shahedi, however, this night also used more than two dozen of his... attack uavs, and in this regard, we must be ready to repel all possible air attack options. mr. valery, it is absolutely obvious that neighbors are not chosen, and we will obviously have to live next to russia for hundreds of years, and our children, and our grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, and that's enough, i wouldn't, i wouldn't do it, i'm sorry, dear drink, i would not make such global predictions. perhaps we will live with the kuban people's republic, with the bryansk people's republi

to see the very good achievements of air force and ground forces in industrial research. now these elites may have new ideas to improve iran's defense power, which the commander of the army's ground forces says about recruiting elite forces. more than 450 people were recruited into the army from this elite and i might say many times, these companies that have knowledge-based companies or have special expertise become trading partners of the army . today we have a scientific contract with them . we have a commercial contract with them to do our work. statistics of the general staff of the armed forces annually recruit 10% of the elite. they join the armed forces sajjad mehdari , sed and cima news agency. ofogh korosh chain stores, this is a sports equipment store in a large iranian store, where you can easily choose your favorite sports equipment from among all the impressive variety, then with a unbelievable price for long-term installments and free home delivery. as simple as that , sports equipment store in sarai big iranian big iranian store in the cities of qom, isfah

he served in various air force bases, in shiraz and finally in mehrabad because of his good flights, he was selected for the hangar of the islamic republic and the third person, behrouz , was a flight engineer and the technical work of the aircraft was performed by the pilots who traveled in . the pilot mustafa behrooz al-gadi and the pilot daryanush, who were from the flight crew of the 214 helicopter of the president. 30th of may in sane air with the president they were martyred. the commander the army and the commander-in-chief of the revolutionary guards went to visit their families to pay their respects. the flight staff always have a fear in their hearts. i always saw this tutan dress of my martyr. i was proud . their flight did not end and their name remained forever. beloved babim, radio news agency , ayoni poets this morning by attending the tashrid and veda ceremony with the body of the martyr. and companions with language a poem to mourn. they discussed milad irfanpour with poetry. see this page, the first ones reached the arms of mullah . in this ceremony, he recited a po

she came in on air force two, which is used for the vice president. first lady and selected congressional leaders, doctor biden is now in marin county headlining a campaign event in kentfield. she'll leave town tomorrow afternoon for an event down in la. as for the president, he started his day. you see him there at the white house hosting the wnba champions, the las vegas aces. he's now headed for mountain view. let's bring in nbc's emma goss, who joins us at moffett field, where air force one will arrive within the hour. emma, what's happening there right now ? well, raj, we just saw some activity on the tarmac. i'm going to step aside so you can see before the president's arrival, three osprey helicopters, as well as marine one have touched down here at moffett field because this is really just a short pit stop landing for president biden when he does come. and just a short while in air force one, he'll be hopping on marine one and then the helicopter will take him up to san francisco, where he'll be in marina green landing and spend the night ther

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we will talk about all this over the next hour with the spokesman of the air force command of the armedforces of ukraine, ilya evlashem public figure oleg rybachuk and executive director of the institute of world politics yevhen magda. however, before starting our big conversation, i suggest watching a video of how special operations forces destroyed the launcher of the russian buk m-1 complex in the sumy direction. the target was hit by strike drones. the occupants tried in vain to put out the fire and save the equipment. let's watch the price of the video. throughout the broadcast, friends, we are conducting a survey, today we are asking you about is artificial intelligence needed in government communications, yes, no, if you watch us on youtube, it's pretty simple, or the function is yes or no, write your comment, if you have your own special opinion, if you watch us on tv, get your hands on smartphone or phone and vote: if you think artificial intelligence is needed in government communications (0800-211-381), no (0800-211-382). and we have our first guest, ilya yevlazh, major of th

not just the air force. so i want to encourage her continued focus on making sure you have adequate isr and we will work with you to do that. >> it actually makes my job easier. i'm focused on ensuring we have the capability. >> thank you. i have a few more questions. and i thank you for your patience and going through the order. i've repeatedly called upon secretary mayorkas and president biden and congress to step up and fix what's going on at the southern border. it is not sustainable at all and unacceptable. dhs continues to rely on dod support at the southern border to make sure they do what they can do. but again, i don't see funding in this budget for personnel for those operations. so how many troops are serving currently on the southern border? >> there's about 2500. >> how does dod cover these costs? >> as we always have out of our operating budget. >> what does that mean, operationally who gets shorted? >> it means that there's something else we are not doing because of that support. it's importan

>> the disappearance of beloved mother and air force veteran tricia todd is still unsolved with no leads>> i love you! >> love you! >> everyone was going through the woods, everyone was going up and down through every street. we had posters put up, we had flyers. it was a massive effort. >> deborah: all kinds of possibilities are on the table? >> absolutely. >> i feel like i'm living a tv drama right now, oh, the husband comes to town, all of a sudden the ex-wife goes missing. great, that's freaking awesome. >> we've investigated the ex-husband. we've investigated a pastor. >> to have her stop, and she did. she stopped. >> we've investigated a ventriloquist. >> how you doing, man? >> she had dreams that she was going to marry him. >> whoa, didn't see that one coming. >> as we started digging a little deeper, we can see another side of tricia, that maybe she didn't exactly express to her family. >> she liked to walk on the beach. she liked to go late at night. >> we could pray. >> okay, go ahead and pray, sir, please. >> i pray, lord, wherever she's at, if she's still alive, be with her.

air missiles. well, thanks to our anti-aircraft forces, who are working extremely clearly.ell... a few hours ago , the so-called inauguration of the russian dictator putin took place, which, as is known from radio liberty sources, was also attended by certain countries, members of the european union, belgium refused to come there at the last moment, and we know that there were diplomats of france, greece, cyprus, malta, hungary and slovakia. let's talk now about this, this, this sabbath, if, yes, i would call it that, in the kremlin, serhii. grumenko, candidate of historical sciences, expert of the ukrainian institute of the future is in touch with us. mr. serhiy, i congratulate you. glory to ukraine. good day. glory to heroes. well, look, here... two key messages at once, yes: none of the western leaders went to this self-coronation of the russian dictator, which is a plus. the second message is that, after all, there were representations at the level of extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassadors. there is still a third point that i would like to talk to you about, and

from its air force to its air defence, from drones— air force to its air defence, from drones to — air drones to de—mining. if russia or anyone else were to attack ukraine, we would _ anyone else were to attack ukraine, we would work with ukraine of the highest _ we would work with ukraine of the highest levels to co—ordinate how to help beat _ highest levels to co—ordinate how to help beat back the threat. our security— help beat back the threat. our security agreement will secure joint efforts— security agreement will secure joint efforts to _ security agreement will secure joint efforts to build and build up ukraine's defence industrial base so you can _ ukraine's defence industrial base so you can produce artillery, ammunition, air defence and other crucial— ammunition, air defence and other crucial weapons you need here in ukraine — crucial weapons you need here in ukraine. the prints a and resourcefulness has been central to its success — resourcefulness has been central to its success on the battlefield and figuring — its success on the battlefield and figuring out how to use la