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brezhnev was then a colonel, the head of the political department of the eighteenth airborne army, andcipated in battles there. memories, of course, a group of journalists wrote for him, under the leadership of the director of the tas agency leonid zamyatin. it turned out interesting, but the inflated role. of the previous one in the war was not understood by the people. the book was praised, discussed at factories, in institutions, schools, the author was awarded the lenin prize for literature, but all this caused irony and skepticism. two years later brezhnev died, and libraries sent numerous copies of his work, published in the country in a circulation of fifteen million, to the waste paper. they removed it from the school curriculum. and yet, it was written and the widely publicized small land was not in vain, and the exploits of the defenders of the bridgehead. in novorossiysk we remember. this is what this day in history was like. the all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company, with the support of the ministry of digital development, communications and mass media

principles behind it were entirely laudable, and it has to be remembered, there was an entire allied airborne army got these highly motivated troops, highly trained troops, some of the best troops in the allied arsenal, why wouldn't you want to try and use them? so i think the aims behind it were entirely laudable. kenya's deputy president, rigathi gachagua. has tried to explain his absence from several recent state events by saying he was removed from a whatsapp group that manages the president's diary. pictures of an empty chair reserved for him beside president william ruto during a church service last sunday have been shared by many people online. in an interview, he told a local tv station that since his team was removed from the whatsapp group, he doesn't know what the president is doing. arguably we've all been there. the international chess federation is due to decide whether to readmit russia and belarus. the two countries were expelled following the invasion of ukraine. with me is our europe regional editor paul moss. before we get into the specifics of what happening, a little bit of ba

glorified pskov, pskov division in 85 years since its foundation, the oldest unit of the airborne forces of our armyday, the soldiers honorably fulfill their duty in the zone of a special military operation, the most difficult tasks fell on the shoulders of paratroopers during the great patriotic war, they defended odessa, sevastopol, kerch, stalingrad, crossed the dnieper, liberated belarus. 24 years ago, in the north caucasus, the legendary sixth company stood in the way of basayev's gang and khatab 11. heroes of russia and the soviet union. many were awarded this high title during the svo. the glorious traditions of the defenders of the motherland are continued by new generations. the cadets of the military academy of aerospace defense took the oath at the door. there are more than 200 first-year students. ceremony especially solemn. to congratulate future officers. academy veterans and young army cadets from the sponsored detachment came. a festive atmosphere in st. petersburg, on board the legendary cruiser aurora. there , the cadets of the new recruitment of the peter the great naval institute

unit, with a staff of 126 people, that's what was in this... with all combined arms, mechanized armies, airbornects where there were army associations, to create separate special -purpose companies. subsequently , an abbreviated name was officially established for all formations of this type, it was called spetsnaz. in this form, the special forces of the main intelligence department. existed until 1953 50 years ago, the legendary special-purpose group of the state security committee of the union, well, now the fsb, was founded, a group called alpha, on the combat account, which dozens of anti-terrorist operations hundreds of capable lives, actually the alpha group was created as an anti-terror group, well really... this unit solved the problems of ensuring national security. the following events influenced the creation of group a of the fifth department of the seventh directorate of the kgbsr. i want to remind you that in 1972 at the olympics in munich on the night from the fifth to the sixth, if i'm not mistaken. black september took hostages from members of the israeli olympic team. ridiculou

army 50 six parachute infantry regiment 101st airborne division plaque w 66. technician fifth class edward rets, new york u.s. army, three 97th antiaircraft artillery automatic weapons battalion plaque w 106. flight officer james george reddick, united kingdom, royal air force black e 44. in private first class warner, wisconsin u.s. army 508 parachute infantry regiment 82nd airborne division plaque w 26. with these additions and other corrections, there are now 4426 names on our wall of whom 2509 are americans. we honored each one of them, they are our heroes. this is their memorial. . [applause] join me now and a prayer of dedication for the new additions to our wall. let us pray. our father, you who are called the lord mighty in battle, 80 years ago on this day, you delivered to our allied forces a great victory. one which opened up a path to liberate western europe from oppression and a victory which, in so many profound ways, continues to shape the world we know, but was indeed a costly victory. we gather today, surrounded by flags bearing thousands of nam

army, 506 parachute infantry regiment, 101st airborne division, plaque w-66. nician fifth class, edward rets, new york, u.s. army, 397th antiaircraft artillery automatic weapons battalion, plaque w-106. flight officer frank george reddick, united kingdom, 140 wondering, royal air force, plaque e-44. and private first class warner arps, u.s. army, 508th parachute infantry regiment, plaque w-26. with these additions and other corrections, there are now 4426 names on our wall, of whom 2509 are americans. we honor each one of them. they are our heroes. this is their memorial. join me now in a prayer of dedication for the new additions to our necrology wall. let us pray. our father, you who are called the lord, mighty, in battle, 80 years ago on this day, you delivered to our allied forces, a great victory. one which opened up a pass to liberate western europe from oppression, and the victory which in so many profound ways continues to shape the world we know. but it was indeed a costly victory. we gathered today surrounded by plaques, burying thousands of names of

airborne commander directed several actions including development policy or reviews for locally developed training. a comprehensive review of antiterrorism training materials on fort liberty to ensure compliance with army policy and authorization of disposition of any disciplinary concerns involving civilian employees as appropriate and necessary. in addition to the action directed by the 18th airborne commanderng the army is undertaking an army wide review to ensure that these or similar materials are not being disseminated elsewhere and that locally developed threatrm awareness and army wide antiterrorism training aligns with dod anti-tourism standards, guidance and training. we fully acknowledge that this incident has revealed a gap in our processes at the command level. that has existed since the slides were first developed in 2017. and that we need to alleviate the potential for individuals to develop training materials without appropriate supervisory review. there recently, the recently directed army wide review is intended to close that gap. chairman banks, representative, ranking member tim, members of the subcommittee, i thank you for your generous and unwavering bipartisan support of our outs

. >> one quick correction i was in the 87 airborne and army veteran but i was accounted sniper with thetate department i know of the overwatch close protection in expanding your perimeter and bubble this is to incidents where they maintain to perimeter and too tight of a bubble to mitigate the threat and the problem with how the secret service is being run they're not running upon what you threat and risk management analysis is to look at how do you mitigate the threat though looking at the current title and what can we afford you not to keep you safe that's a problem since butler pa on july 13 when you look at the threat level on president trump this is the second attempt when you look at the rifle the ak-47 style rifle with a scope within 500 yards that's well within the capability and capacity of the rifle in which the other assailant has possessed. while i the secret service credit on the fact that they were able to see the individual mitigate them before things took place the bubble in perimeter should've been expended before it occurred when it comes to dangerous rhetoric it's not

troops, which was transferred to the zaporizhia direction and, accordingly , the 106th airborne division of the armyred to the siversky direction, but the most interesting thing is that to the kurdish direction. at present, even the 116th special forces division of the national guard has been transferred from the kharkiv direction, it is one of the most combat-capable divisions of the armed forces of the russian federation, in addition, special operations forces units have been redeployed from the kharkiv direction, and concluding the analysis, we can say that a unit of the 11th airborne division was transferred from the chasiv direction to the kurdish direction. the city of permanent deployment of ulanu troops. in addition, since the time of the ivyary direction, the first assault unit of the former pvk wagner has been redeployed, under the command of the field commander's company ratibor. the most combat-capable unit, practical experience of combat operations since 2012 in syria. and accordingly , units of the pyatnashka brigade transferred from krasnohorivka are the first army corps, practical ex

division celebrates a round date 85 years since its foundation, the oldest units of the airborne forces, the elite of our army, the fighters honorably fulfill their duty in the zone of a special military operation. the most difficult. tasks fell on the shoulders of paratroopers during the great patriotic war, they defended odessa, sevastopol, kerch, stalingrad, forced the dnieper, liberated belarus. 24 years ago, in the north caucasus, the legendary sixth company stood in the way of the gang of basayev and khattab, 111 heroes of russia and the soviet union. many were awarded this high title during the svo . the glorious traditions of defenders of the homeland are continued by the cadets of the military academy of aerospace defense in tver. more than 200 first-year students of the educational institution took the oath. the ceremony was especially solemn - veterans of the academy and young army men of the sponsored detachment came to congratulate the future officers. their studies are ahead, but a whole month before the oath, the cadets have been undergoing a course of general military training, studying the re

strength of 126 people, that's what was in this directive: with all combined arms, mechanized armies, airborne army associations, to create separate special purpose companies, subsequently it was officially enshrined in a reduced... existed until 1953. 50 years ago , the legendary special purpose group of the state security committee of the union was founded, well, now the fsb. group called alpha. on the combat account, which is dozens of anti-terrorist. hundreds of capable lives, actually the alpha group was created as an anti-terror group, well , it's true that at first under the letter a it meant group, it meant group. androp and only much later it would be called alpha. this unit solved the problems of ensuring national security. the following events influenced the creation of group a of the fifth department of the seventh directorate of the kgb of the ussr. i want to remind you that in 1972 at the olympics in munich on the night from the fifth to the sixth, if i'm not mistaken september, a terrorist attack occurred. the black september group took hostages and members of the israeli olympi

and it basically we had three an airborne army that was landing behind enemy lines, and it was made up and the first polish brigade that were going to drop into arnhem and the plan was for the airborne troops to take five bridges along a straight road from the belgian border to arnhem, and there were five bridges along this corridor , five bridges along this corridor, and arnhem was the goal. it was it became known as the bridge too far. but the lightly armed airborne troops were going to be, were going to be relieved by an armoured column that was going to punch its way 64 miles up the single track highway, all the way to arnhem, and supporting the paratroopers on the bridges as it as they went . the bridges as it as they went. so that was the plan . and the so that was the plan. and the outline scheme and manoeuvre was that the bridge at arnhem would be reached within 48 hours, and fortunately that didn't happen. the bridge was taken. it was held for three days and for three days and four nights. but because of the ss panzer troops that were in the area that weren't supposed to be th

army. 450 six parachute field artillery battalion. 82nd airborne division italian, black 87 -- officer james harrison clark, royal canadian air force, 299 squadron black e 44. corporal james a finn, arkansas u.s. army three arkansas u.s. army 3/57 an infantry regiment 90th and for me -- infantry division plaque 106, private james patrick, north carolina, 508 parish it infantry regiment plaque w 66; sergeant james, missouri, u.s. army 103rd antiaircraft artillery automatic weapons battalion, plaque w 26; second lieutenant richard, iowa, u.s. army air force, 79th troop carrier squadron, 456 troop carrier group, plaque w 27; we are also honored to have a representative of his family with us today from iowa. [ applause ] officer harvey jones, royal canadian air force, 233rd squadron, plaque letter e 34; first lieutenant john mccutcheon, tennessee, u.s. army, 23rd infantry regiment, second infantry division, plaque w 66; radioman second-class john murphy, kansas, u.s. navy naval beach battalion, plaque w 26; private first class david peterson, pennsylvania, u.s. army, 38th infantry regiment

by the russian general mykhailo teplinsky, he is by definition the commander of the airborne troops of the russian armyerefore not the worst soldiers, what about their resources, i don’t know, but the fact that the enemy cannot simply be educated for such a period of time, i gather at this time certain resources to implement certain of their plans, well, it is obvious to me that this cannot happen, and therefore i think that we should very carefully observe certain preparations of russian forces and means precisely in the south of the zaporizhia region, perhaps they will to act in this way is somewhat atypical, such a, such a mirror, the ukrainian army acts, for example, on the territory of ours, not yet ours, but nevertheless, the kurb region, which is partially under our control, maybe some others, they will to offer options for resolving the situation, but the fact that there cannot be a complete standstill, this statement is due to the fact that too many enemies keep resources there, and of course, in this context, the destruction of not only arsenal bases and warehouses, but also key highways, by

the russian general mykhailo teplinsky, a.k.a. is by definition the commander of the airborne troops of the russian armyand therefore not the worst, what about their resources, i don’t know , but the fact that the enemy cannot simply... plans, well, it is obvious to me that this cannot happen, and therefore i think that we should very carefully observe certain preparations of russian forces and means precisely in the south of the zaporizhzhia region, perhaps they will act in this way, somewhat atypical, so-and-so, a kind of mirror action of the ukrainian army, for example, on our territory, not ours yet, but nevertheless, eh... kursk region, which is partially under our control, maybe some others, they will offer options for the development of the situation, but what cannot be done there to be full of stagnation, this statement is due to the fact that the enemy keeps too many resources there, and of course, in this context , it will destroy not only the base of arsenals and warehouses, but also the key highways through which the logistics of the russian army are carried out, is very important a perpetra

by the russian general mykhailo teplinsky, he is by definition the commander of the airborne troops of the russian armyerefore , not the worst vayaks, what about their resources, i don't know, but the fact that the enemy does not. .. can simply idle for such a period of time, without accumulating certain resources during this time to implement certain of its plans, well, it is obvious to me that this cannot happen, and therefore i think that we should very carefully observe certain preparations of the russian forces and means precisely in the south of the zaporizhzhia region, perhaps they will act in such a way that is somewhat atypical, such a similar mirror acts on the example of the ukrainian army on our territory so far on ours. but nevertheless, the kursk region, which is partially under our control, maybe some others, they will offer options for the development of the situation, but the fact that there cannot be a complete standstill, this statement is due to the fact that too many enemies are holding there resources, and of course in this context ruin is not only a base of arsenals and warehouse

attempts , the ukrainians captured this fighter with the call sign astra from the airborne assault. regiment of the russian armyhe also says that according to their data , there are no ukrainian soldiers on this bridgehead, three of us were brought on a quad bike, three of them were driving, they were driving for 15 minutes street, then it's to the river, we were already walking, we were walking, so it was hard to walk, 15-20 minutes, okay, near the river, who was waiting for you, nobody, what were we crossing? to a barrel, a barrel and it's bags, the most difficult thing is to get to that shore, - says kuzya. they... also have a lot of resources, these are drones, fvp, mavics, everything, and each of our crossings to the left bank is very difficult, there are many such moments that we cannot report there, it is constantly monitoring the river , that we simply can't preach there, carefully guys, even delay it it's normal, god bless you guys. this 50-year-old fighter with the call sign balu is one of those who every day with his boys crosses the dnipro under heavy enemy fire. he is the commander of the amphibiou

whom are now rushing away from the region in a special operation of the israeli army, which so far is exclusively airborneis possible that in the near future idf units will attempt to invade southern lebanon to create a kind of buffer zone along the border, so the residents of southern lebanon are now heading en masse towards the central and northern regions of the country, which are considered safer. there they are placed in schools and universities, which, i remind you, have ceased their educational activities since sunday, and are now being used as temporary accommodation centres, as the russian embassy in lebanon stated, there are no of our fellow citizens among the dead and wounded, but they once again called on russians to refrain from travelling to this middle eastern republic unless absolutely necessary, alexey, yes alexander, thank you, we are following the topic, our middle eastern correspondent was the contact. north africa connected britain with all of its asian empire. the soviet canal is an extremely important artery. musalini believed that the italians should expand their sphere of presence

most of whom are now rushing away from the area special operations of the israeli army, which so far are exclusively airbornet it is possible that in the near future the idf units will undertake - an attempt to invade southern lebanon to create a kind of buffer zone along the border, so the residents of southern lebanon are now being sent en masse. towards the central and northern regions of the country, which are considered safer, there they are placed in schools and universities, which, i remind you, have ceased their educational activities since sunday, and are now being used as temporary accommodation points, as stated in the russian embassy in ilvan, among the dead and wounded, there are no our fellow citizens, however, they once again called on russians to refrain from traveling to this middle eastern republic without extreme necessity. aleksandrov and dmitry cherbakov, news middle east. credit card debts are being tacked on, i will show you a couple of tricks: we collect all credit card debts on one kholva, conveniently pay off 24 months, and also do not forget about purchases in installments. kholva

for disclosure i also serve in the army as an airborne ranger qualified infantry officer for many yearsbuild bombs myself. and when i looked at the contents of the box, the first thing i focused on was the vagueness. talked about construction materials, and tools. and i thought will let you buy 4 is a construction material, but that is not in the box. tools? i got a very nice compound mitre saw, that's not fitting in a box. why wouldn't they give us the details? that's just a box. that could have only held so much. when wouldn't they provide the details? and i thank i know why. i look at the contents of that box, and what i see is a bomb making kit. and i don't thank they want the american people to know that, because that is granular detail on left-wing extremist violence. and that doesn't fit their paradigm. >> jesse: that such a great point. when you look at the contents of the box it adds up to a pipe bomb potentially, dangerous injustice. started the book, how democrats weapon eyes the doj to protect biden and persecute donald trump. highly endorse it. sweeney think you so much for

the main zealot was an army religious who was trained as an airborne special force in germany and italy. with he joined the islamic revolutionary guard corps after the outbreak of the revolution and took over the military training of the guardsmen. with the implementation of the water plan, the main and the rest of the corps knew that the enemy's tanks had lost their ability to move and now it was time to hunt. until morning, enemy tanks were disabled one after another by these forces . the next day, ayatollah khamenei announced to pars news that 150 tanks had fallen into the hands of internal forces. we are in the area where the invading iraqi tanks have fallen into the hands of our numerous and peaceful muslim brothers. and we had several tanks on our way to the city they were taking them and several tanks were on fire and they were blown up and on our way , there are several tanks here now, which are 12 kilometers from the nearest place of ahvaz, where the invading iraqi forces were pounding the city. there are and some of them are taking loot, dear viewers, these are also two tanks

army forces. physical mechanisms must be constantly man tianaed. now that we've made the airborne landing on the assault beaches, it's now to bring in some fire support. we weigh in the everyday always to have at large caliber fire support. give us a hand so our speaker uh next

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first-person footage of the daring breakthrough of airborne troops into the village of snagost, one of ten settlements in the kursk region liberated by the russian armyek. on three tanks and six airborne combat vehicles, our soldiers reached the village from the korenev side across the fields. the soldiers of the 106th guards airborne division are divided into three groups, take up positions in snagost and hold a circular defense for three days until the main forces arrive. having captured snagost, the ukrainian militants were engaged in looting there, it became known now after the liberation of the settlement. one of the banderites stole the documents of the veteran of the great patriotic war medal. 1 year later, his house was seized by the successors of hitler's cause, the nazi who robbed the veteran has already been liquidated, the same thing awaits the rest of the terrorists. bequeathed to us. we alone keep in our chests. in these shots from the green road koreneva to shev dron burns a ukrainian t-72. and here uav operators finish off an american striker abandoned in the middle of a field by banderites. the ministry of defense publishes a video o

appeared of the daring breakthrough of the airborne troops into the village of snagost, one of ten settlements in the kursk region liberated by the russian army last week, on three tanks and six airborne combat vehicles, our soldiers reached the village from the direction of korenev across the fields. the fighters of the 106th guards airborne division are divided into three groups, take up positions in a position to hold a circular defense for three days until the main forces arrive. on which there are four militants, the enemy is especially active in using its uavs in the sudzha area, and there are quite a lot of them there, a fist is starting to form, we destroy it in a timely manner, at the moment it is just a mesorobka mode, well, the enemy is actively using fpv calculations , sending them in an endless swarm one after another. but the accuracy of the calculation of the one who supplied them, thank god, is with us school, of course, trains operators more professionally. alligators hit positions in the ssu, and night hunters mi-28 hm work on the enemy with aircraft missiles. the roads in the kursk region are strewn with destroyed equipment

army. a native of kharkov , barzenko wrote notes and went into saber and hand-to-hand attacks against the fascists, and then led a detachment of airborne infantrymen who in november 1943 stormed a bridgehead on the crimean coast near the village of eltegen, now geroevskoye, not far from the place where the crimean bridge is now built. and here is crimea - new regions of russia and ukrainian terror in the lens of his film crew. the work of a war reporter, it. it is done well, even if only for an hour. victory will be ours, of course, and i want to share this confidence with everyone, we will definitely celebrate victory day, the highest award and a rare occasion for a civilian, evgeny podubny, hero of russia. alexander khristenko, nikolay zakharov, news. well, and more about the feat of war correspondent sergei aleksandrovich barzenko, who received the hero's star during the war, just for the operation on the kerch peninsula. sergei aleksandrovich borzenko was born in 1909 in kharkov, graduated from the local electrical engineering institute from 1932 to 1934 worked in the newspaper kramatorskaya pravda, where he gathered and united you

primarily assault and airborne units, and they just carried out the main offensive operations two days ago. in the same way , marine brigades are used, but the rest of the russian armyllective hodgepodge of other different parts. and the main striking forces of the enemy are precisely the airborne and marines, which are now well are quite actively restrained by our troops and more damage is being done and in the destruction of the strength of these units, mr. serhiy, we will ask you to describe the terrain itself and the conditions that our troops currently have in kurshchyna, on the banks of the seim river, in particular, how favorable or unfavorable , that they can use, here we read about the fact that it is possible to regularly destroy some equipment there, that time the mining system on the shore was destroyed, how what successes can they actually have in... using some natural, natural benefits that are received there? well, when we talk about the geographical and cartographic conditions related to the kurdish operation, we actually have two sections, one section is around suja itself, it is the main bridgehead there, in general it is 60 km in width, about 30 i

through our defense was stopped by airborne troops, the enemy was routed, two tanks and four armored vehicles cossack were destroyed. but this is already the work of army aviation, mi-28 pilots hit a concentration of saboteur forces. reconnaissance reports that all targets have been hit. and new strikes russian troops on the kiev regime's facilities reported explosions in ternopil in western ukraine, there is a fire on a transformer , also in chernihiv and sumy regions in kiev-controlled kherson, and also in zaporozhye, where according to some reports a substation was hit by an aerial bomb. let me remind you that our military is only hitting ukrainian military-industrial complex and energy facilities that are used to ensure the operation of military enterprises. our military, which... should serve to strengthen national economies, contributes to solving priority social tasks of improving the quality of life of people, vladimir putin said, the president sent a telegram to the participants and guests of the russian energy week, it starts on thursday, on the sidelines of the international forum there will be a meeting of energy ministers of the brics coun

but when it is 11 bravo to the army squared fairly high. so what the airborne school, which was going to be my next step of training for special forces. and during that time i ended up getting injured really badly. when i came home, i had spent my entire adult life up to that point. you know, either training for combat or income bad. it was hard for me to think of anything positive in any way, whether it's for myself or for my country or for democracy or for the world. i couldn't help but base my the lease and my feelings on my experiences, all of which had been terrifically negative when most come out of the military. larry, they're coming out to a world that they no longer understand. you really get lost in that life when you're in the military and what happens is you have the commodity, the friendship, all the good things that you have in the military. and then when you come out, you kinda have society that's on discipline incapable. and just downright ugly. a good evening, i'm giving you guys a mass of police presence in portland, oregon. today in anticipat

army were liberated . republic. the manpower and equipment of five mechanized, motorized infantry, two infantry, mountain assault, airborne assault and two airmobile brigades of the armed forces of ukraine were defeated. in addition, nine counterattacks by enemy assault groups were repelled. during the specified period, the armed forces of ukraine lost over 4,840 servicemen in this direction, nine combat armored vehicles, including the m113 armored personnel carrier made in the usa, 81 vehicles and 59 field artillery guns, 26 of which were made in the usa. nato countries. four radio stations were destroyed . brigades of the ukrainian national police repelled 50 counterattacks by enemy assault groups. over the week , the losses of ukrainian formations in this direction amounted to 3,670 soldiers. two tanks, 23 combat armored vehicles, including a bradley infantry fighting vehicle and two maxpro armored vehicles made in the usa. 22 vehicles and 42 field artillery guns. as a result of the coordinated actions of units of the eastern group of forces, the settlement of vodyanoye was liberated. donetsk people's republic, the liv

, the officer served in the airborne forces, originally from sevastopol, after graduating from the institute, the economics department, continued the dynasty went to the army, to the winged infantry, in the svo zone from the first days. he participated in the legendary landing of russian military personnel at the airfield in gastomele. not the first, tell them not to touch the cars, not to touch civilians, yes, yes, yes, yes, and i became a serviceman thanks to my father, but he was of the old school, and - although he was a sergeant, yes, a paratrooper, but he always brought up in me determination stubbornness, in principle, thanks to these - qualities, i think that uh, i have a lot that in life. it turned out, well, that day is hard to forget, he gathered us at that moment the main commander of our group, and says that the time has come to answer you for the vest tattoo, time has chosen us, so now we must try to ensure that there is peace from...

from the point of view of a professional army, a professional army of the enemy i almost lost mine, these are motorized rifle units, airborneault units, i’ll tell you there, for example, i haven’t seen any cool ones, about the same as deklaruyepteit from the point of view of the units that are against us, they correspond plus or minus. reality, and here the question is not even whether they are professional or not professional troops, old or not old, the question is that they have enough of them, and they do not, well, at least in our direction, they do not make the mistakes that were made on avdiivka, when they threw a group of 50, 60, 70 on assaults people, they are constantly crawling at night , trying to board 5-7 to 10 people there, sneaking in, trying to do something else there at night, until they, if they are not noticed, dig in somewhere and in this way... try to knock us out bit by bit, that is, in the battle for one landing there can last about three weeks a month, for example, there is a certain position there, for which battles have been going on for a month, so the enemy entered it, so the enemy dug in somewhe

months, 7 months left of a rack to deal with it but went in as 11 bravo to the army squared fairly high. so i went to airborne school, which was going to be my next step of training for special forces. and during that time i ended up getting injured really badly. when i came home, i had spent my entire adult life up to that point. you know, either training for combat or income bad. it was hard for me to think of anything positive in any way. whether it's for myself or for my country or for democracy or for the world. i couldn't help but base my lease and my feelings on my experiences, all of which had been terrifically negative when most come out of the military. larry, they're coming out to a world that they no longer understand. you really get lost in that life when you're in the military. and then what happens is you have the colorado read the friendship, all the good things that you have in the military. and then when you come out, you kinda have society that's on discipline incapable. and just downright ugly. a good evening, i'm giving you guys a massive police presence in portland, oregon. today in anti

the officer served in the airborne forces, originally from sevastopol, after graduating from the institute of the economics department, continued the dynasty went to the armyhe winged infantry, in the zone of the svo from the first days, he participated in the legendary landing of russian military personnel at the airfield. and says that it's time to answer you for the vest tattoo, time has chosen us, so now we must try to ensure that there is peace, near kiev, we made a lot of noise, where i received the order of courage, during the battle, not far from me... there was a big explosion, i received shrapnel wounds and a concussion, they took me straight to the hospital in a helicopter, then immediately transferred me to a military hospital, after my last injury there, while i was on vacation, my contract with the air force ended... but when the special operation began i decided not to shave all the way home, i grew a big beard, unfortunately i have some gray hair, and here were two gray stripes, it turned out like old man khattabych, everyone was saying, where is old yes, which one is khattabych, that's how it turned out in short and... even on vacation, an

army's physical fitness continues at the unit. whatever unit you join after advanced individual training, you will have to stay in top physical shape. even technicians and, airborne specialists function better when in condition. you'll still get plenty of marching exercise drills and conditioning activities during unit training. some forms of physical training will added. for instance, team sports and intramural leagues, emphasizing unit loyalties will be included. other team requiring less skill also staged so that all participate on. in unit training. cross-country allows for team and individual competition and is an excellent activity for keeping up your stamina and endurance. regular workouts on the big strength circuit will help you sustain your muscular strength and. you utilize the equipment at one station of the circuit or prescribed period and then move on the next station until all our coverage. quarters. survival training is emphasized in unit programs. because there is more at a permanent station for teaching these important skills qualifying tests include a blindfold jump from the diving board and equipment removal underwater. plus a 15 meters swim w

then detachments in airborne combat vehicles headed for ... as a result, mortar firing points and command posts were destroyed, the positions were transferred to russian units. defense armyced that last night it carried out airstrikes on dozens of lebanese hezbollah facilities. the bombing has not stopped for almost a day , with about 500 people on the death toll. in turn , hezbollah launched several hundred rockets at israeli cities, most of which were intercepted by the iron dome system. due to the fighting, the situation at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant remains tense. this was stated by the head of the international agency for nuclear policy, rafael grossi, on the sidelines of the un general assembly. according to him, the agency's specialists now have a lot of work at the station. they are assessing consequences of the fire at the cooling tower. grosser also stressed that, if necessary, he is ready to send his employees to the kurdish nuclear power plant.

over arnhem, all over eindhoven and nijmegen as well, where the 101st and 82nd airborne divisions of the united states armyhat the airborne forces had landed and secured, securing those bridges 12 in total. but it was here at arnhem, eight miles away from where i'm stood now, where the first men landed. that was a bndge first men landed. that was a bridge too far. the bridge. they couldn't take the bridge. they couldn't take the bridge. they couldn't secure just the north side held on by lieutenant colonel john frost and his valiant men from second battalion. the parachute regiment. regiment. >> yes. it's interesting that one of the most famous films, probably the most famous film about operation market garden, was called a bridge too far. >> it was made by the late great richard attenborough. and can you explain why it was so important that three bridges became the key points for what was the route as you said, to basically clear the rhine? can you explain what it was about and why was arnhem a bridge too far ? far? >> arnhem was the northernmost point of the operation. it was the. insofar as the troops w

he is an officer of the 148th airborne assault artillery brigade, fighting in the kurakiv direction. this direction may soon become no less difficult for the ukrainian armyn near pokrovsk. the russian army managed to advance at once in several areas of the front, the most dangerous situation in the garrison of the city of ugledar. vladyslav says, the opponent quickly learns from his mistakes. during our conversation is interrupted by a walkie-talkie. enemy equipment is moving, assault actions will be tried again. vogledar is a city on which connected defense of the entire south-eastern edge of the ukrainian front, thanks to the maintenance of the uglodar in the cities, he managed to preserve civilian life. for several months, the russian troops unsuccessfully tried to take ugludar by storm, and now they are trying to bypass it from the flank in order to control the only approach to the destroyed settlement. the enemy has been trying to roll over since winter, but he has nothing it didn't work out, like a month, a second, a third. promotion. they were minimal, but they were there, the enemy used the following tactics, he tries to get to zero and until the

airborne forces stopped our defense from breaking through. the enemy was routed, two tanks and four cossack armored vehicles were destroyed. well, this is already the work of the army aviation. mi-28 pilots struck a concentration of saboteur forces. intelligence reports that all targets were hit. now the ministry of defense personnel of the special operation zone. artillerymen of the western group of troops struck the positions of the vysu with geatsent b cannons, the fire was adjusted with the help of drones, the enemy's firing points were suppressed, and manpower was defeated . and this is the avdeevka direction. our aerial reconnaissance spotted an enemy stronghold while the regiment worked the calculation. the entrance howitzer akatsiya, a series of shots, as a result, the personnel, guns, and also the ammunition depot were destroyed, telegram channels publish a video from the sumy region, where the enemy lost two artillery mounts. in the orekhovsky direction, the enemy is not given rest by the fighters of the guards 50th artillery regiment, they are conducting a counter-battery fight, hitting almost continuously from different firing positions. a film crew fro

army europe at the time. first on the back of the 82nd airborne and the 18th airborne corps and then we kind of grew it out from there so i was very familiar with the situation by the time i got to my current job in july and i had watched over the preceding years this back and forth in ukraine and the back and forth deployment and redeployment of russian troops up to the border. i had been the commander of u.s. army europe for almost five years by the time i took this job. so i had the chance to work with the ukrainians a lot in a previous job as a one star. i was the guy responsible to put together the training mission that we had out in western ukraine in a little town so this was really, you know, the culmination of some years of working with ukrainians and being familiar with the situation and then watching the sort of brinksmanship deployed to the border, redeployed back, that russia was doing in a menacing fashion throughout 2021. so by the time i got to this job after the invasion, i pretty much understood where the u.s. was trying to go with this and where ukraine was trying to go with this and we were

army and the national guard. i was fortunate during my military command to command the anti- second airborne division i had incrediblys, sergeants and majors, first sergeants they would have taken care of someone like him very fast because you cannot imply things like he implied he actually went to war and carried weapons of war. that is truly stolen valor my son who fought in afghanistan my daughter who fought in afghanistan, my son-in-law fought in afghanistan and iraq. they feel the same way that i do. this is money you cannot trust. you go back to harris as commander-in-chief absently not. she was involved she was responsible. she's basically culpable for all the actions that have happened in the world today to include what was seen in the middle east, to what we are seeing in europe as well between russia and ukraine. and it is very, very dangerous. we had a pretty incredible deterrence. for deterrents to be credible you have to have capability a lot of ships, a lot of tanks, a lot of troops. most importantly you have to have it will the will to commit to action when action is needed but harris has ever done tha

army. a native of kharkov , borzenko wrote notes and went into saber and hand-to-hand attacks against the fascists, and then led a detachment of airborne infantrymen, who in november 1943 stormed a bridgehead on the crimean coast near the village... and in early august, the hardest days of the attack in the ssu on the kursk region, where poddubny was one of the first to go, his car was hit by a ukrainian drone. in the first minutes, everyone thought that yevgeny did not survive, the car burned down to the ground, but here the war correspondent is back in the frame, the dashcam, the unbending poddubny is walking on his own feet minutes after the most powerful attack. alive! the war correspondent was helped by people he met by chance on the road, then by volunteers, after treatment in sklif, now poddubny is already fine. i am sure that we will definitely win. victory will be ours, of course. and i want to share this confidence with everyone. we will definitely celebrate victory day. the highest award and a rare occasion for citizens. when september was colder here than in moscow, even the sun only came out by the arrival of the russian p