uh as a former uh allied network uh as a former uh allied network commander uh wesley clarke mentioned uh commander uh wesley clarke mentioned uh commander uh wesley clarke mentioned uh in the interview with cnn these days he in the interview with cnn these days he in the interview with cnn these days he said uh we really do not know what said uh we really do not know what said uh we really do not know what why putin is doing it uh so yeah we why putin is doing it uh so yeah we why putin is doing it uh so yeah we really do not know but we can see uh really do not know but we can see uh really do not know but we can see uh through all the co throughout whole through all the co throughout whole through all the co throughout whole conflict that he is escalating and conflict that he is escalating and conflict that he is escalating and escalating and escalating what can be escalating and escalating what can be escalating and escalating what can be the next step the next step the next step could we imagine any so nuclear could we imagine any so nuclear could we imagine any so nuclear strateg

it also means working even more closely with our unparalleled network of allies and partners to deter aggression in region after region. in the indo pacific, you see the power of partnership with a historic agreement with our trilateral cooperation with japan and korea, and with our many multinational exercises to increase readiness and interoperability. in europe you see it with the united and resolute nato and with the extraordinary coordination of some 50 members of the ukraine defense contact group that we created to stand up for ukraine's self-defense. and in the middle east and africa and latin america, you see it in our efforts to bolster our allies and partners and improve interoperability and integration wherever possible. second, the nds emphasizes the day-to-day work of campaigning, and that means conducting an sequencing military activities that overtime shift the security environment in our favor, and it means working to limit and disrupt malign activities by our competitors. so we are building and exercising the forces that we will need in a crisis or conflict, including

networks around the world. the trump administration were warning our allies do not use the 5g network visit. present a huge security rest and by the way the security rest -- frist has been proven by several allies especially in australia. the trump administration has been telling her allies not to use 5g. one of our closest allies ass united kingdom and under the conservative administration boris johnson last january said we are going to use huawei because it's it really is because they were subsidized by the government and as a business person i can tell you the bidding price was unreasonable. no business could really sustain that and survive their business. doris johnson was hamstrung. we are going to go with huawei to do this because they are even though pompeo visited the country last year and said if you do this sharing intelligence with you because we don't feel comfortable. johnson was like nope we are going to do this because it's. and guess what? the pandemic happened in the chinese increased its crackdown on hong kong. what is happening in hong kong is really tragic. anyway by may t

that boris johnson is ready to make an epic comeback attempt one of his close political allies told our sister network sky news today that johnson says he's, quote, up for it, and that he's going to do it. he added the former prime minister will soon return to the uk from the caribbean. he's been on holiday there johnson does appear to be gaining some momentum. he's already getting support from several senior mps. >> i would lean toward boris johnson. i think he will still have some questions to answer around obviously that investigation but i know when i was secretary of the defense and invest no confidence defense he supported me he supported the actions the country has taken to keep it safe i'm leaning toward that. >> boris johnson, one of the three front-runners now to replace liz truss after her humiliating fall from grace. house of commons later penny moredunt is the first to officially announce her bid. ex-chancellor richie sunak expected to run for the job. the ruling conservative party trying to move quickly the goal is to have a new leader in place in a week david smith joins us now, d.c. bu

one of his close political allies told our sister network sky news today that johnson says that he is, quote, up for it, and that he is going to do it. he added that the former prime minister will soon return to the uk from the caribbean. he has been on holiday there. johnson does appear to be getting some momentum. he has already been getting support from some senior mps. >> i would lean toward boris johnson. i think you will still have some questions around the investigation, but i know that when i was -- he supported me. he supported the actions of the country has taken to keep us safe. at the moment i'm leaning towards that. >> boris johnson now one of the front runners to replace liz truss after her humiliating fall from grace. house of commons leader penny moore don't is the first to announce her bid. ex-chancellor rishi sunak is also expected to compete for the job. bureau chief for the guardian joins us now. does boris johnson really have a shot at returning to number 10? >> i would not rule anything out given the current turmoil in british politics. certainly he is picking up

align our efforts with our network of allies and partners. and compete responsibly to defend an advanced our interests. this is the framework that secretary blinken laid out in his speech on our china strategy a few months ago. we will engage constructively with the prc wherever we can, not in exchange for our principles, but because working together to solve common problems is what the world expects from responsible powers. and because it is in our interest. in that spirit, the national security strategy also recognizes the climate crisis is the greatest of all the shared threats we face. without immediate global action during this decisive decade, global temperatures will cross the critical warming threshold of 1.5 degrees. celsius and after that, scientists warned some of the most catastrophic climate impacts will be irreversible. the united states will lead its global responsibility on climate. health and food security and arms control and nonproliferation. because we are steadfastly avoiding the temptation to see the world solely through

networks throughout the world. the trump institution had to be warning a special our allies do not use while way to build your 5g network because it present future security risk. i either way the security risk has been proved this year by like several of our allies, especially in australia. anyway so the trump administration had to be telling our allies do not use 5g. one of our closest allies was united kingdom, and boris johnson even last january no, we're going to use huawei because it's cheap. it wasua cheap because they were sabotaged by the government. as a business person i can tell you it was unreasonable. no basis can really sustain that. anyway so boris johnson said were going to use huawei to build is because they're cheap. after mike pompeo basically united kingdom last january say we are going to stop sharing intelligence with you because we don't feelf comfortable. john's was still like know, we're going to do this because it's cheap come something we can afford. then guess what. pandemic happened, right? and also the chinese government increased crackdown on hong kong right in front of all of our eyes. so

allies. eh, there are already calls. uh, on separate social networks. who is behind this, we know that, uh, foreign intelligence agencies. they are trying to distance themselves from this by really helping in this, but to the organizers. according to ivan dert, or in addition to ukraine, lithuania and poland are preparing, and according to intelligence , military infrastructure is being created on their territory, with the expectation of long-term plans, the majority of poles are in favor of deploying nuclear weapons in poland - this is a fresh question one of the main polish newspapers more than half of the respondents believe that their country should apply for nuclear weapons within nato opponents of this half as much information about whether polish diplomats are conducting such negotiations. extremely contradictory, the president of the country, angeduto, said that the topic was open in the belarusian kgb, he believes that, in addition to armed, the west is considering the option of nuclear aggression. we understand, for example, and we know with c

making railway lines along the way , and the military formations of our allies, and already there are calls e in separate social networks. we know who is behind this , we know that foreign intelligence services are trying to distance themselves from this by really helping in this, and the organizers are actually on the territory of poland, lithuania, ukraine, we do not yet see there in latvia, e, terrorist groups are being formed, we support them directly, and in the special services, they pass by these states. but we understand, for example, and we know with certainty that the cia and other more powerful intelligence agencies stand behind the intelligence services of the satellite countries, and they own and direct this situation and finance them. people should understand that the belarusian special services, who have operational information, are preparing for any turn of events, while talking with the aggressors is a short practice suppression of terrorist attacks with the help of firearms , any entry into our territory for destructive forces will be the last. ivan tertel also stressed that the option of using tactica

paths along the path of movement of the military formations of our allies, and there are already calls. uh, in separate social networksnow who is behind this, we know that, uh, foreign intelligence services are set to distance themselves from this, really helping in this, and the organizers are actually on the territory of poland lithuania ukraine and we still don’t see it in latvia uh a terrorist group is being formed, we support it directly with the special services of the missions of these states. but we understand, for example, and we know with certainty that the cia and other more powerful the secret services are standing behind the secret services of the satellite countries, and etoy directs this situation to finance them. only 38% of us citizens will be worried if the zelensky regime is defeated, and no more than 32 % of military support for kiev is considered necessary. are gradually losing interest in the ukrainian agenda. but the russian comes to them itself thousands of russian-language comments, literally flooded the account of the white house, uh extremist instagram what they write there denis davydov saw

ivan, in the context of that how are our allies, in particular, the european union, with this energy networkow in common, or was there any help from partners during this week? they may have helped us with diesel generators with the same transformers, in what way did they show themselves, that is, during this week, when ukraine suffered the most, well, i will tell you not like in the last week. and this work is actually at the level of cooperation regions, regions at the level of cooperation and municipalities of the heating season at the beginning of summer, june, july , our foreign partners with whom we started negotiations are already actively providing mobile boiler houses and gas and gas and diesel generators and mobile installations for water purification and tanks for transportation of this water and so on and so on in order to decentralize even at the level of the city, here are these large thermal power centers and thermal power plants that were built in soviet times so that in fact every single house standing alone had the opportunity to autonomously more or less measure but somehow

congress and the executive branch i would like to expand and bring out -- allies and partners i think everyone recognizes that our network of partners is one of our strengths in this area of strategic competition at the atlantic council working closes -- closely with allies is part of our mission. too often, we are unwilling to share information and we make it harder to come to a common threat assessment. we are not telling them everything we know and it is hard to come up with comments strategies and policies that we cannot share -- information with them. and we are working on a project called no foreign to yes foreign to try to bring in those allies. >> and we've seen when the committee is not working from the outside, what are your thoughts as to what we can chain -- do to change that? >> i think nonpartisanship is an important part of what the intelligence committee should be doing and intelligence more broadly think you should say -- we used to say that politics stopped at the water's edge that is not the case some more. so i think the most important thing the intelligence committee can do is focus on issues and tak

allies of him. and basically he appointed the people of his political network that he, you know, got to know during her last decade as a party secretary and several provinces. and they were not rewarded or you know, because of their qualifications, but rather because of their low yellow t at or seating ping, it's the list full of yes men and m he also, i mean, teaching ping broke was a several norms. decade old norms are the most obvious is of course it, and now he is serving a 3rd term in office. but also there was a golden rule, basically saying that am, you know, the 1st rank of party congress. they should retire once they hit 69. but of course, a seating ping did not care too much about that any more. he also appointed an people who are already older than that. and that gives you an idea that you know, he feels so an hour, his grip on power. so firm that he doesn't really need to care about those old rules. so far beyond the question, all political observers were asking, today is, what is this mean for china's future? what am, let me point out a 2 aspects, for example, the economy and the most

network. if you are my ally sound like i would sound when you are invited into that meeting. i point out as much as it is easy for me to say because i don't have attachments like that a lot of my black friends are not as free as i am. they have to be concerned about their paper, their job, their money, their position. and yet often enough, they will risk it all to tell that white man to shut his damn mouth. if you've ever been in a meeting, you will see a black person making that calculation it is all worth it? i am about to lose everything just to yell at this man and they are trying if you could just get up and i could keep -- you are thinking, think of -- a respectable job and i have been in the christmas party with her. we have a mortgage and we need to keep it. i understand it is difficult sometimes but that is always the goal, the top ask and if we get close to that, we break bread and call ourselves friends. >> host: part of it, your building the muscle, and out of the gate. right? i am the dean of a law school, not doing that out the gate. it is building the muscle an

tracts along the path of movement of the military formations of our allies, and there are already calls. uh, in separate social networkss we know who is behind this we know that, uh, foreign intelligence agencies. they are trying to distance themselves from this by really helping in this, and the organizers are actually on the territory of poland, lithuania, ukraine . these states. but we understand, for example , and we know with certainty that the cia and other more powerful intelligence agencies stand behind the intelligence services of the satellite countries, uh, own and direct this situation, finance them. people should understand that the belarusian special services have operational information and are preparing for any turn of events, while the conversation with the aggressors is short, the practice of suppressing terrorist attacks with the help of firearms will be continued, any entry into our territory for destructive forces will be the last. options for the use of tactical nuclear weapons are being worked out with the west. to this end , certain military infrastructure is being prepared on the territory of t

those that are supported by the chinese government and then to build the 5g networks and then the trump administration has the alliesesents a huge security risk. by the way it has been proved from several allies especially from australia so they have been telling them do not use 5g. under the conservative administration boris johnson last january was saying we will use huawai because it is cheap. but the price was unreasonable nobody could say anything that and then actually michael pompeo visited the united kingdom to say they would we will stop sharing intelligence with you. johnson said we will do it because it is cheap. guess what cracks the pandemic happened so the chinese government increases the crackdown of hong kong right in front of our eyes. what is happening is tragic so by may the johnson administration said it will not use huawai to build out the network so then the backlash continued the biden administration with the united kingdom to join together against a few chinese officials over the human rights violation. so you see the backlash continued and has not become a bigger wave yet at three come from

tracts along the path of movement of our military formations, ours allies, and there are already calls. uh, in separate social networks we know who is behind this , we know that, uh, foreign intelligence agencies. they are trying to distance themselves from this by really helping in this, and the organizers are actually on the territory of poland, lithuania, ukraine, e, we still don’t see there in latvia , e, terrorist groups are being formed, we support them directly, and in the special services of these states i am. but we understand, for example , and we know with certainty that the cia and other more powerful intelligence agencies stand behind the intelligence services of the satellite countries, and they own and direct this situation finance them. people should understand that the belarusian special services have operational information and are preparing for any turn of events, while the conversation with the aggressors is short, the practice of suppressing terrorist attacks with firearms will continue, any entry into our territory for destructive forces will be the last . the west is working on options for using

as of today, you know, we continue to support our allies a lot of this acquisition, we talk about the networkross platforms. not only does that apply to the u.s., it applies to our allies coalition warfare. they'll either be part of this process or not we'll have to see how it plays out in the weeks and days ahead. >> chris kubasik, always great to have you on we appreciate your insights. the ceo of l3harris. stock's up another 2% today. >> thank you, morgan >>> as we go to break, it has been a nerve-racking year for investors, as you know, experiencing market volatility, high inflation, rate hikes helping them navigate what may be on the horizon, the advisers on this year's fa100 list revealed earlier this morning. you can tune into "the half" at noon eastern to meet them and check out the full list at cnbc.com/fa100. >>> s&p is up 100 points wee ckn o.'rba itw - oh, the stock market is doing that fun thing again. news from the future: you're going to live through that about 10 more times! (laughs) no stress. i just discovered yieldstreet. they vet investments that don't ride the stock marke

networks. if you are going to be my ally sound like i would sound when you are invited. it's a high bar.the bar. and i just point out as much as it's easy for me to say because i don't have attachments like that a lot of my black friends are not as free as i am. they have to be concerned about their job and their money and their position and yet often enough they will risk it all to tell about men to shutut his. and if you've ever been in a meeting where you've seen somebody else do this you will see a black person making a calculation like is it all worth it? i'm about to lose everything and they are trying to say maybe i should be the one leading. my wife has a respectable job and i've been to the parties with her. can we have a mortgage so i understand it's really difficult sometimes. that's always the goal. that's the top asking if you get anywhere close to that and we call ourselves friends. >> part of that too is actually building the muscle so you don't have toou do elie mystal out of the gate. [laughter] i'm the dean of the law school and i'm not doing elie mystal out of the gate

defense strategy promotes a strategy that focuses on the prc and on working with our growing network of alliesengthening a stable and open international system, even though we focus on china as the main challenge for sno. they also focus on the acute threat posed by russia, most recently demonstrated by the unprovoked invasion of ukraine. so in the us defense strategy, the main the enemy is china who can format any system for himself. well, russia is also a dangerous adversary, but clearly below china, a rather unexpected posing of the question is not. well, it is expected in general, because after all, no matter what the american policy is, it always rests on money and the dominance of china. uh, it is precisely dangerous for americans this waste, and the hegemonies, moreover, they are open in this, in the main document they say that it is necessary to prevent the spread of influence. china that is, it's like it already reminds something of the times of the colonial struggle for africa and so on, and for certain territories and russia, of course, which sharp contradictions we have now have no

defense strategy promotes a strategy that focuses on the prc and on working with our growing network of alliesd open international system. although we focus on the prc in as the main call to sno. it also focuses on the acute threat posed by russia, most recently demonstrated by the unprovoked invasion of ukraine. note international terrorism. no, in general, and the threats from north korea to iran are very minor. indeed, the whole focus is china russia china as a strategic military threat. russia is like, uh, an inevitable short-term military threat, sergey sergeevich, here. e. how do you assess this formulation of the question. in my opinion, united states here are desperately trying to clarify. uh, and reviving the harmony of their policy. cold war yes absolutely right dmitry glory, look. remember how the united states of america revived the very concept of international terrorism. we remember very well. how many fakes have been made. how many people were destroyed. how many territories are occupied. how many resources the united states of america received. we perfectly understand why they

allied forces are in full control of the front near the flint in the luhansk people's republic, such information was shared in the people's militia of the region. they also denied information in social networks about military operations. in the city itself, earlier the head of the representative office of the lpr of russia, rodion miroshnik, announced shelling in the flint area. according to him, the allied forces returned fire. it also became. a group of nationalists is known, which crossed the administrative border of the region and tried to break through the defenses , almost completely destroyed the remnants of the militants fled to their previous positions. artillery plays a huge role in the defense of the line and strikes at the enemy on the front line, a large-scale duel is unfolding between the batteries, the combat crews of the allied forces fire hundreds of shells at the ukrainian nationalists per day. where exactly you need to hit tells intelligence margarita semenyuk visited the positions of the firing positions. it is in the zaporozhye direction from the artillery control point, the coordinates of the enemy’s location on the spot come here. the soldiers load a howitzer, two, 65

and as of today, we continue to support our allies a lot of this acquisition, we talked about the networkservices, going across platforms. not only does that apply to the u.s., it applies to our allies, coalition warfare, and they'll either be part of this process or not we'll have to see how it plays out. >> we will have have to see how it plays out in the meantime, as we start to look toward earnings over the next couple weeks, when it does come to some of these defense manufacture ez, aerospace and defense companies, supply chain, labor, inflation, all the key things we talk about in focus for these names which are historically more defensive within the industrial sector anyway >> you had senator murphy saying the alliance with the saudis needs to be rethought. at the same time, this "times" piece about taiwan and how we're trying to turn it basically into a weapons depot in case china does get active, pretty fascinating implications for defense there. dow is down 278. let's check bonds this morning we did see the ten-year got 3.7 this morning two-year was about 4.14. we do have bostic

they create intelligence networks. the first country or unit of the sso to join the nato reaction force without membership of the allies, the commander-in-chief of the ukrainian army, valery zaluzhny, spoke briefly and boringly about the sso, our forces special operations terrorize the enemy , the tank quietly arrived, squeezed out, quietly left, the special forces are fighting in all areas of the front. here in donetsk region, three russian tigers were being hunted, the angles are working, bravo, the readiness is fired, we don't need money, land for our children , parents, friends, relatives, we are on our land, but we did not come to us, who is to us, people with a ball, someone , i will take the oath of the soldiers of the special operations forces, ending with the slogan of prince svyatoslav the brave, which became the motto of the ukrainian seso, i go to you and the good i'm coming to you glory to ukraine glory to the nation ukraine news on social media meanwhile, my colleagues talked to one of the groups of special operations forces that has been fighting on the front lines since the first days of the full-scale

the people who make decisions, who get shows or not, you know, on the television networks, if you're going to be my ally, you sound like i would sound when you're in when you're invited in that meeting. right. and it's a high bar, but it's what, you know, that's that's the bar. you know, and i just point out that, you know, as much as it's easy for me to say, because i don't have, you know attachments like that, you know, a lot of my black friends are also not as free as i am, right? like, you know, they have to they have to be concerned about their paper, about about their job and their money and their, you know, positions. and yeah, it's often enough they will risk it all to tell that white man to go shut his -- mouth right. rather like you and you can if you've ever been in a meeting you've seen like somebody else do this. you know what i'm like. you will see a black person, like, just making that calculation. like, is it all worth it? because i'm about. i'm about to lose everything just to all this man. and they're trying to like, just if you could just if you could just get maybe i should be the on

allied platform. and in general, is it really possible for us to make some kind of cis space our own social networks thatl, well, definitely compete, that is, definitely not worse than a instagram facebook and telegram well, this is not a question for journalists. this is a question for the developers. software. this is a question for it-shnikam. after all, in fact, such a convenient platform in the form of a messenger. viber was made, but by belarusian developers, but uh, the fact is that according to the classical marx formula, for 500% there or for 300% of the profit, the capitalist will strangle himself and buy a rope, uh, in order to surprise himself, so uh, yes, as soon as viber has reached e capitalization, he wanted to enter the global market. e messenger software compete. and he immediately sold out, which is why the viber policy. now i won't say that it is loyal and comfortable, if you take it as a whole in a circle, and for journalists who express positions that are different from the mainstream, at least in those states where viber is down to earth, well, down to earth in fashionable language

allied platform. and in general, is it really possible for us to make some kind of cis space our own social networks that well, definitely compete, that is, definitely not worse than a instagram facebook and telegram well, this is not a question for journalists. this is a question for software developers. this is a question for it-shnikam. after all, in essence. kaya, a convenient platform in the form of the viber messenger was made, but by belarusian developers, but uh, the fact is that, uh, according to the classical formula of marx, for 500% there or for 300% of the profit, the capitalist will strangle himself and buy a rope, uh, in order to strangle himself, so uh, yes, as soon as viber reached e capitalization, he wanted to enter the global market. e messenger software compete. and he immediately sold out, which is why the viber policy. now i will not say that she is loyal and comfortable, if you take it in general in a circle, but to journalists who express their positions that are different from the mainstream, at least uh, in those states where viber is down to earth, well, fashionably down to ea

allied forces completely control the sector of the front near the flint in the lugansk people's republic, such information was shared in the people's militia of the region. they also denied information about social networksin the city itself, the early head of the lc representative office in russia, rodion miroshnik, announced shelling in the flint area. according to him, the allied forces returned fire. it also became. it is known that the group of nationalists, which crossed the administrative border of the region and tried to break through the defenses , was almost completely destroyed, the remnants of the militants fled to their previous position. russian fighters prevented a breakthrough by ukrainian saboteurs combat crews received information about suspicious activity in one of the areas of the military special operation and took the drones of orel into the air, the drones reached the indicated areas a in a short time and transmitted information about the enemy to the operators. after that, the militants were covered with a powerful blow. we have it, uh, a load in the form of a day camera is useful, there is also a night camera, that is, in the night camera there is well, a thermal isolator, that i

a hole on his page in the blocked twitter network in the kremlin, on whose mill, according to ukraine's alliesman on the planet is now pouring water to the mask initiative reacted rather reservedly believe. uh, it’s very positive that a man like musk is looking for ways out of the situation around ukraine, said the press secretary of the russian president dmitry peskov, but it’s clear that the idea of ​​a second referendum is under observation. he is nobody. now it does not even consider much more interesting in this regard, how the proposal of the mask was reacted in washington a. and there are some leaks. and what do people around biden say about this, for example? and vadim well, for example, according to the biden administration politics newspaper, i now i will quote going crazy from elon musk. number creative initiative billionaire. it has nothing to do with it, the main pain for biden and the democrats is the resumption of talk about the purchase of elon masks of the social network twitter which, in capable hands, can become a formidable information weapon and a platform for the triumpha

holes on his page in the blocked twitter network in the kremlin, on whose mill, according to the allies the richest man on the planet is now pouring water on the initiative of the mask , we think rather reservedly. uh, it is very positive that a man like musk is looking for a way out of the situation around ukraine, said the press secretary of the russian president dmitry peskov, but it is clear that everything is among his second referendum under observation. he is nobody. now it doesn’t even consider much more interesting in this regard, how washington reacted to the proposal of the mask, and there are some leaks. and what do they say about this in the environment, badina, for example? well, for example, according to the newspaper, the policy of the biden administration. i will now quote elon musk going crazy. number creative initiative billionaire. it has nothing to do with the main pain for biden and the democrats is the resumption of talk about buying elon to the masks of the social network twitter, which is in capable hands can become a formidable information weapon and a platform

trump administration say do not use it with your 5g networks because it's a huge security risk by the way it has been proved this year by fellow alliesspecially austria. of the closest allies was united kingdom but boris johnson even last year said we will use huawai it's cheap because it was subsidized by the government know business could really sustain that. so boris johnson said were going to do their because they are cheap even after pompeo visited the united kingdom last january and said if you do this we will start sharing with you because we don't feel comfortable. johnson said no we're going to do it because it is cheap and it's something that we can afford. guess what? the pandemic happened and then we see what's happening in hong kong is tragic but by may the johnson ministration else they would not use huawai to build the 5g network. and the biden administration united kingdom to join together against a few chinese officials. then you see the backlash continued. and then i will and after my comments. but the general approach that they are for them they are against. and with those communist party officials. and they are ac

is helping a country like taiwan build more robust networks to enable faster, better decisions than the adversary. that goes for us as well and our allies that is a key decision. it is absolutely critical. ukraine has been able to achieve it in many instances with our help. to russia's detriment. the same has to be true in other conflicts where we are supporting partners in the future. similarly, human/machine capability, platforms to use unmanned systems to either comp locate or thwart adversarial attacks is really does complicate or -- complicate or thwart adversarial attacks is really critical. it is less a question of trading off legacy systems and more a question of marrying them. we will have legacy aspects of the force that will be with us for many years. the question is, how do we add new capabilities to those that translate into a new source of advantage, both from a technology perspective, and again, the notion of new operational concepts that leverage legacy and emerging capabilities in new ways to increase impact, either for deterrent or defense. >> i have a question. go ahead. >> allow me not to comment on taiwan. [laughter

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allied forces completely control the sector of the front near the flint in the lugansk people's republic, which information was shared in the people's militia of the region, they also refuted information in social networksut hostilities in the city area. earlier, the head of the lc representative office in russia, rodion miroshnik , announced shelling in the flint area. according to him , the allied forces returned fire. it also became. a group of nationalists is known, which crossed the administrative border of the region and tried to break through the defenses, almost completely destroyed the remnants of the militants fled to their previous positions. artillery plays a huge role in defending frontiers and striking at the enemy. a large-scale duel between batteries is unfolding, the combat crews of the allied forces fire hundreds of shells per day at the ukrainian nationalists. where exactly you need to hit, intelligence margarita semenyuk visited the positions of the firing positions of the artillery control, here the coordinates of the enemy’s location on the spot come in. the soldiers load the howitzer 2, 65 caliber projectile, 152 flight range up to 24 km. shot zaporozhye direction, the longest fro

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allies have been sending those to the front lines. ukrainian officials say they have been crucial in the counteroffensive and the takeback of territory. our sister networkn their correspondent on the front lines in eastern ukraine. >> reporter: tipping the balance on the battlefield and ukraine's favor. >> these weapons are final giving troops the ability to hit valuable targets at a distance with precision. we have to get back to the car quickly. we have been told we have four minutes. >> reporter: with guns able to strike back fast, it could be fatal to standstill. no one hangs around. earlier, sky news went to meet soldiers operating the multiple launch rocket systems given to ukraine by the uk. >> we have been taken to the rocket launcher now. we have been told to turn off our phones to avoid them being tracked. the location is top-secret. >> each area is well hidden to avoid detection by russia. it is the first time that anyone has been granted access to one of the british systems in the world. we are not allowed to say where it is, other than eastern ukraine and identifying soldiers is forbidden. the uk has given ukraine six of these launchers. ve

allies have been sending those weapons to the front line. ukrainian officials say they have been crucial in their counter offensive and there take back of territory. international coverage from our sister network, sky news, and there correspondent deborah haynes on the front line in eastern ukraine. >> reporter: tipping the balance on the battlefield in ukraine. these weapons are vital for ukraine, giving troops the ability to hit valuable russian targets at a distance with precision. we have to get back to the car now quickly. we have been told we got four minutes to get out of here. with russian guns able to fight back fast, it can be fatal to standstill. no one hangs around. hours earlier, sky news went to meet soldiers learning to operate multiple launch rocket systems. >> we are being given to the rocket launcher now, we have been told to turn off our mobile phones to avoid is being tracked. the location is top secret. >> reporter: each launcher is well hidden to avoid detection by russia. it is the first time anyone has been granted access to one of the systems in this war. not allowed to say where it is, other than eastern ukraine. and identified soldiers is forbidden. uk has given ukra

allies. sidney powell and rudy giuliani. the company seeking 1.3 billion dollars in damages from the trio. and former president donald trump is now going after cnn. but this time in court, trump's suing the network for nearly half a billion dollars claiming it defamed him by using terms like the big lie to refer to the false claims about 2020 voter fraud. the suit alleges cnn is on a slanderous smear campaign for the purpose of defeating him politically. should he run for office? again, cnn has not commented on that lawsuit. meantime, the department of justice is going on the top offense in the fight over the thousands of documents seized by the fbi from trump's mar-a-lago resort. prosecutors are asking for a quick appeal of the ruling that prevents them from examining the files. they say the delays are deterring their investigation. trump's attorneys are pushing back and want to delay another ruling into next year. trump claims he declassified the top secret documents also seized by the fbi. but his attorneys have not repeated those claims in court. all right. let's talk a little bit about our forecast here at home, taking a live look outside at highway. 24 in walnut creek a little bit hazy aga