the white terror of the 1st army had been replaced by red army terror villages were burned or raised to the ground. summary executions and mass rate with the order of the day. the youngest women were rounded up and sexually assaulted so called procurement detachment were formed to feed the soldiers they stole grain. so the peasants rose up against them. in october 1920, there was an uprising in tom bove some 400 kilometers south of moscow. local residents, lynch the procurement detachment linen wanted to crunch the uprising. he assigned the task to a full month's rest officer mikhail to kuchinski. the young soldier had already proven himself in the brutal suppression of the crone stuff. sailors uprising dumped the red and napoleon to kuchinski was given free reign by linen. he dealt the peasant top, rising in tumbles a bloody defeat. the red army war was waged not only against an enemy army, but against its own people who could shift. these orders were unrelentingly harsh, daily order. number 171, decreed. any citizen who refuses to give his name will be sha immediately and without t

troops the army potomac realized. we wanted to battle against lee. we advanced into virginia. we fought a battle. and we're advancing. first time that's happened that has not happened before not under mclellan. pope burnside hooker every time the army the potomac advances in virginia and they fight a battle. and they go back and they retreat this time. they fought a battle against the army of northern virginia and their advancing. it was a hard battle casualties were high. i was i'm very unpleasant experience, but we won this battle. we're advancing now. how do you decide who wins the battle soldiers by the way, they're cheering here. i don't know if you can see they're waving their hats and cheering there was quite a cheer a grant was eager to get them to be quiet because we don't want lee to know where we're moving any place. how do you know who won a battle is it is the side that one the side that suffers fewer casualties you know, we haven't gotten to world war two yet, but if the side that takes the fewest casual

he turned the red army into one of the best armies in the world. but he was vocal about the danger he believed hitler posed style and saw took hfc as an obstruction to his plans for a peace treaty with germany. stalin had to silence him. this meant getting rid of the marshal's allies. ah, on june 11th 1937 to coach epsky and 8 other senior commanders were arrested and sentenced to death. they were executed the same night. this was just the prelude in the purges that followed within the ranks of the military. 4 out of 5 red army marshals. 14 of its 16 army commanders, and 16 political commissars followed, took a chest ski to the grave. the red army choir founded in 1928 symbol of the revolution, was also not fed. in total, 55000 of the soviet armies, 80000 officers, a belief to a fallen victim to the purges which continued until march 1939 to replace senior military officers who disappeared in the great terror. nearly 1000 young officers were promoted to general in 1949 on july, 3rd, 19412 weeks after the german invasion style and addressed soviet c

the red army war was waged not only against an enemy army but against its own people who could shift. these orders were unrelentingly harsh. daily order number 171, decreed. any citizen who refuses to give his name while they show immediately and without trial, the elders of any banded family will be shot immediately. and without trial. the officer ordered poison gas grenades to be fired at the peasants. families seen as rebellious were deported to siberia. others were in turned in concentration camps, run by the red army in 1922. the soviets ionization of tam bob was complete. the civil war had ended it was trial by fire for an entire generation of soldiers and their offices. the civil war turned the whole country into a military camp general shook av recalled. one result was that the entire national economy could now be geared towards military goals. but when the van mocked, invaded the soviet union on june 22nd 1941, the country proved to be weak and unprepared. in the 1st days of the invasion, the vm offer advanced on 3 fronts. simultaneously. they broke through all soviet lines o

the cavalry of the army, the army of the potomac. the commander of the cavalry of the army of the potomac was one of the few officers that grant brought with him from the western theater to command something in the east. this is general phillip chariton. there was a saying in the civil war, whoever saw a dead cavalryman, there was belief that cavalry don't really fight. i want you to make the cavalry fight like infantry. and sheridan, he doesn't invent this idea, he just advances this idea. we're going to use cavalry like mounted infantry, like sort of a mobile -- and a modern -- a motorized infantry unit. but maybe because sheridan wasn't familiar with operations, maybe he didn't do a got job of getting his cavalry out in front and getting them to spotsylvania first when they needed to be there. it's controversial because some people defend sheridan and some people agree with mead that sheridan did a bad job. in fact, there was a huge row between sheridan and george meade, the overall commander of the potomac. both were known to hav

well, the whole army life reshapes your thinking in the whole society, the army is one of the most respectede he has taken certain clear positions. and we also know how the army was changed. yes, in general, these new standards, ideological ones, were talking about this. yes, then, uh, well, of course, absolutely total ukrainization, when, uh, this one, like a tail, was cut in pieces, so to speak. always, like a little bit, a little bit, a little bit pressed, yes, in the end, they have already come to the conclusion that there is from the service sector, and which seems to be like a private sector, yes, it is completely ukrainian. i'm not talking about broadcast. uh, there is media content, all educational moments, and so on, and finally, they came to well, to the holy yes of the soul, and to religion, the idea of ​​​​creating some kind of separate national church. she, of course, has been in the air since the nineties and she always turned around to enu, a fiasco failed. and even poroshenko 's vski project is already, which seems to be recognized there constantinople and so on. he, too, wel

the red army had emerged victorious from the great patriotic wool. the returning soldiers believed they would be greeted as heroes. but in a country that had been laid waste by war and 25000000 people had been left homeless, their hopes of a hero's welcome was disappointed. official promises of support proved hollow. many veterans struggled to find work. soldiers who returned home disabled had little choice, but to throw themselves on the mercy of the black market, or turned to begging half the soviet soldiers who had been taken as prisoners of war had perished due to starvation abuse and forced labor. those who did survive, jim and captivity were often met with accusations of treason, back home, ego trip pits in recalled his welcome. in july 1945 machine guns police dogs. we were rather taken aback by all the russian counter intelligence service, smash, imprisoned us behind a barbed wire. rid army soldiers who had returned from german captivity were deemed a security risk and sent to soviet filtration camps. some were condemned to serve in the red a

well, the whole army life reshapes your thinking in the whole society , the army is one of the most respected, and here it has taken certain clear positions. and we also know how the army was changed. yes, we talked about it in general. here are these new standards, ideological. yes, then, uh, well, of course, absolutely total ukrainization, when but this one, like a tail, so to speak, in parts. always kind a little bit a little bit a bit tight, yes, in the end, we have already come to the conclusion that there is also a service sector, uh, which seems to be like a private sector, yes, completely ukrainian-speaking. i'm not talking about the broadcast, but there is the content of the media, educational all the moments, and so on, and finally they got to well, yes, to the holy one, to the soul, and to religion, the idea of ​​​​creating some kind of separate national church. she, of course, has been hovering since the nineties and she always turned around to enu, a fiasco suffered a fiasco and even the poroshenko project. e already which sort of recognized there as constantinople, and so on. he

army. mova.e following institutions and the social machines are the following institutions, because the army is indeed the most important, implementing institution. yes, because you took an oath in the country. under this flag, uh, there's a system of insignia. well, the whole army life reshapes your thinking in the whole society, the army is one of the most respected institutions, of course, and here it has taken certain clear positions. and we we know how the army changed. yes, in general , these new standards, ideological ones, were talking about this. yes, then, uh, well, of course, absolutely total ukrainization, when, uh, this one, like a tail, was cut in pieces, so to speak. always, like a little bit, a little bit tight, yes, in the end, we have already come to the conclusion that there is from the service sector, and which one seems to be like a private sector. yes, completely ukrainian. i'm not talking about broadcast. uh, there and media content, educational all the moments and so on an

where the polish army retreated, partisan groups arose. from the diaries of the people's commissar of internal affairs of the ukrainian ssr ivan serov , we seized young high school students from the churches, who testified during interrogation that they had picked up weapons from the retreating polish units, that they did not agree with the occupation of poland by the russians, so they will fight us. among them were girls. we were called all the crepes dog blood are extremely hostile. neither england nor france protested against the soviet actions. they advised the polish government-in-exile not to declare war on the soviet union. first lord of the british admiralty winston churchill said that the russian armies had to stand on this line was absolutely necessary for the security of russia against the nazi threat. by the end of september western belarus and ukraine were occupied by the red army. a territory of 196,000 m² with a population of about 13 million people passed under the control of the ussr . austria ceded galicia bukovina and tr

the red army had proven itself in its new role. as the enforcers of order, gail keys you call now felt strengthened in his aim, to streamline and professionalize the soviet military. and as you call the soviet military modernized it's equipment and weaponry to compete with the us and me. the arrival of the atomic bomb had replaced the idea of a balance of power with a balance of terror. nuclear weapons meant that 2 superpowers could now and nie a late each other practically at the touch of a button. with the help of german scientists who had been brought to the soviet union, the n k v d program had succeeded in testing an atomic bomb in 1949. now as you call, was instructed to ensure that the rapidly expanding nuclear program would remain a military priority. by the mid 19 fifties. the u. s. had produced more than 3000 nuclear warheads to the soviets, 300 ah, on september 14th 1954, a soviet boma dropped. a 40 killer ton nuclear bomb south of the urals, in what was called operation snowball. the way me alongside the nuclear arms ra

this was viktor westner, a military expert and an officer of the israeli army.ly on the field bull meteo sets to sow panic and dismantle the enemy is attacking the information and cyberspace against the sbu actively countering this we are blocking hackers and botfarms we are already receiving enemy agents and propagandists you want to protect the country join the information struggle spread the truth about the war expose enemy fakes send data about the movement enemies , stop dust, chatter, information, weapons, sbu, together we will win, the usa officially announced the name of the new ambassador to ukraine, the new ambassador to ukraine will be bridget bring this position has been vacant for more than two years, contact us daniel langton is the spokesperson of the us embassy in ukraine, but congratulations, still, we did not have a full-fledged ambassador of the united states for two years, why now we managed to find the right candidate so quickly our ties with ukraine, and that is why we decided that it is very important to announce this candidacy without del

last time we counted one and a half tank armies .mies in ukraine. fields of hundreds of helicopters well, it's just that ukraine has turned into a complete hell for the russians, no matter how much more moscow can put its soldiers in ukraine and lose its equipment in order to understand that well, the red line has nowhere to go anymore because we understand that a large part of the e-e paratroopers is also left in ukraine, in the first period of the war, when they landed in the gostomel area, they went to irpin bucha, but there is a limit beyond which for russia the losses, the subsequent losses will be painful and tangible not only for the relatives and relatives of these dead, but also in general, for russian society and for the russian leadership, boats should be divided into loss of manpower and loss of technical and material parts, well, if we are talking about russia specifically, because we saw that the loss of manpower has absolutely no effect, not on creams, not on russian society, plus it is important to me to remind you th

but army ah, the mohammed turret to rocky who? 78 o p c. late dane is o t j b was an afghan austin would oh oh $79.00. 079. 03 days later twin an armored vehicles own interests and to its own interests and governments. first 1985th. stan thousands. 1945 there at war. this is a minute dentist on as an belief, atheist invaders who nation bonus the mujahid dean must be attack. unlike the invaders, the terrain village and saudi arabia. la war. they stand a chance like bushes for the red army, the smiles. by 1983 and on had been destroyed. percent of hospitals and boom, co operative operatives. ah, called seneca to novice, asked to be scored of. and i hope she can seminars with bravery. bravery. so i am more of sure, cinda, i thing abuse. ation of young conscripts by dampens and was disorienting and disorienting. and oh, they had to come botanical instructions. oh, oh. in the failures army he did not bomb, which is an english b viet union. this is a full cousin in pre victories a criticism of a small is public criticism. however, small

to see army a leash, russia has a bigger army in terms of numbers and equipment. i'm not talking about the quality of the equipment, but it is a lot that means for us that we have to be better prepared and to plan more thoroughly. to senior answer on the line. expert say it wasn't just a clash of 2 armies, but also of military doctrines. heavy technology versus mobile equipment along the roads in this area. it is not unusual to find whole columns of burnt. i'd tanks taken out by modern western anti tank missiles, bottles, it says because you just get on a pickup with javelins and, and lowes and drive to the place where you expect them to come, hate them. and then you're able to leave the scene quickly. if they would as a choice move, it's still flitted to right. oh, in the forest, the rhine ted reeves go, you can still see the bodies of russian soldiers. russian losses are believed to be an extremely high ukrainian soldiers describe their attacks as on coordinated but very destructive. this school was hit by a rocket. sybil, thank they were tanks. it was mirabelle

the red army became stronger and stronger in the service of the bolsheviks.crossed royal officers and generals. by the beginning of 1920, the red army had defeated the main forces of its opponents. bely still held out in the crimea and the far east. in the meantime, the bolsheviks. i had to suppress numerous peasant uprisings that covered vast territories in russia in ukraine and belarus, another dangerous enemy of soviet russia was revived poland. even emperor nicholas ii planned after the victory. in the first world war, unite the kingdom of poland with the polish lands that will be taken away from germany and austria-hungary and create an autonomous state of the franks of the russian empire, however, during the first world war, the empire itself collapsed, it was more occupied by the germans back in 1915, and in october 1918 declared its independence after the surrender of germany and austria-hungary, the supreme head of poland became military and politician. yuz in pilsudski who is considered the father of modern polish statehood later in 1919. he started

>> armies are armies. the days of nebuchadnezzar, armies descend upon the areas they are invading like locusts. and that simply eat up, take up, steel. that's what armies do. when an army comes into your neighborhood, all law was set aside. this is one of the horrors of war. and i use the word horrors deliberately i'm a son of an army officer the father of another army officer. i want to tell you frankly, i have in my lifetime known many officers the arno officers who are most dedicated, the most serious about their calling are also the ones whom i can call the most sincere and dedicated pacifist. they are really the ones who understand or cost. the also understand work cannot be entered into but reluctantly. won't happen in the environment of war is never anything to be enjoyed. and when i see or become a species of entertainment, that is when i had the uncomfortable feeling there is such a thing as war pornography. so while i have written a great deal about the american civil war and about war itself , i

in ten years of the soviet army, the red army, fighting in afghanistan from 1979 to the late 1980s, russias. now, already, the most conservative estimate of troops killed in this war so far is around 7000. ukraine says it is more than double that. that is a lot of funerals taking place in russia. choral singing it might seem that russia is prepared to throw unlimited amounts of resources at what it calls this special military operation, in other words the war in ukraine. there were aspects of russian culture and society that play out into this whole military campaign. suddenly you have to know everything about from javelins. .. for me, it all interconnects... to get a view on that i spoke to kataryna wolczuk, who spent the last 30 years examining russian society, a leading expert at the university of birmingham. putin has developed a passion for history so he has done a lot of reading on the history of russia and ukraine and developed his own interpretation, but also kind of obsession with ukraine and even before the pandemic, we believe that he was fairly isolated, he already started givi

kursk, belgorod and voronezh regions, warehouses with ammunition are flying into the air, putin's army continues to lose manpower and equipment on the territory of the ukrainian state, as of the morning of april 27, the russians have already lost 22-2,400 personnel, tanks, 939 armored combat vehicles 2,342 ares of urban systems 421 rocket launchers 149 air defenses 71 aircraft 185 helicopters 155 motor vehicles 1666 ships boats 8 tankers with fuel and lubricants 76 drones 207 special equipment 31 launchers otrka trk-4 about the situation on the southern and eastern fronts a historic meeting at the airbase in rammstein forty heads of the world's defense agencies timed aid to ukraine let's talk today with our guests so today is a novel by kostenko russian-ukrainian war colonel of the security service of ukraine people's deputy of ukraine cyborg glory to ukraine p roman glad to see you thank you for participating in our program heroes glory back, another guest is kostyantyn mashovets , reserve colonel, coordinator of the information resistance group. good day, mr. kostyantyn. good health

i do not separate the russian army from the army of the donetsk people's republic lugansk - these are guys. it causes terrible irritation among ukrainian nationalists. they simply rage there in the truest sense of the word, and beletsky is one of the founders of the regiment. azov an ardent nationalist said live that if the immortal regiment passes in mariupol this year, will it pass? they will fire at the column, but i will not tell. let's listen. ukrainian long-range missiles sometimes fly there, like a dot, y, so i would did not risk carrying out immortal regiments and similar actions. this is a provocation. i think if they try, the ukrainian army is able to give this provocation an adequate and vivid answer, you have a lot of funny moments with the russians and their equipment on your screensavers, perhaps on may 9 you will have another funny video, how can you regard such statements, because they behaved in the chest and shouted that these are our people, it turns out that the people are not theirs and they are ready to kill this people. fascists like to kill fascists they always

army, he took that both. even when i joined the national council for the humanities back in 2006 , i took the oath so it's not something i'm saying lightly and has not helped by the fact that when lee does make his decision to fight for the confederacy what he's really doing is fighting for a cause that's wrapped around a defense of human slaveryand human trafficking . on the one hand, why should i feel anything except a sense of sympathy for the removal of relics like that that treally shouldn't be in any other place but the museum? if someone wanted to propose erecting a statue of robert e lee i would tell them as politely as i could to get lost . but that really hasn't been the whole story because what we've been talking about are not just statues of robert e lee, were talking about wholesale couplings, the facing of statues across the country and this includes statues of ulysses s grant, statues of frederick douglass , statues of abraham lincoln. here in my own hometown of philadelphia, someone defaced a

only in 1864 did the russian army succeed in suppressing the last pockets of resistance; at the same time, battles were going on in the caucasus with the sasman empire, which ended in 1878. the peoples of the caucasus from dagestan to karsa recognized themselves as subjects of the russian crown. roads stretched to the caucasus, connecting it with the rest of the country, trade revived , industry began to develop, agriculture received new markets in the empire, and oil was discovered all over the world in baku, which became one of the main sources of fuel for the country for many years. oil refineries were built here, industrialists and specialists from all over the world flocked here. meanwhile in the east the interests of the russian state collided with the expansive policy of the world's largest colonial empire of great britain. by the second half of the 19th century, the british established power on the melon, from here the path to central asia was opened, which russia considered the sphere of its interests. in 1876, the kokand khanate was annexed to russia; the emirates of bukhar

this car was destroyed by russian army fighters.general, for every american hummer there is one russian tank here. now, just my unthinking, kiev received the go-ahead from london for strikes on the territory of russia, the secretary of state and for the minister of defense of the state insular great britain, by the name of a hippie, said that the shelling of russian territory is absolutely legal and believes that in a war with russia, ukraine should strike deep into our territory in order to attack our logistics lines. stocks of fuel, depots of ammunition. well, terrible according to the hippies , there is nothing in this, because the attacks of objects in russia from the ukrainian military attention. london considers actions legal for ukraine, moreover, london will help with missiles to strike at our country. we see a message that that ukraine is attacking melted warehouses in russia, we have already seen two such cases in the last month. as a country, we support ukraine's right to carry out such strikes against russian territory.

and now, yes, what kind of nato army is there for them. through fire into water and copper pipes. for 8 years they made films about them clips. they did not succumb to this either, and they went through it, they lost their commanders, motors and givi, but they did not all say the enemy hoped, and after we killed the motor and givi, they will disappear there, they did not disappear, they described themselves and they are now they are fighting, but these are the gods of war, which i have already lost, and anyway, the battalion came so his father, who was his chief of staff, that is, uh hmm, in any case, after our victory here, russia will have an army that is in the world no one for one simple reason, unlike americans who fought s e s yugoslav e s aircraft carriers without landing ashore. yes, as with iraq. actually, we will have an army that has passed the city unique contact battle, i want to raise the topic. it is important that you said about the star of the hero in oohs, that's right. i think that alexander zakharchenko and mikhail tols

this is what the russian army left behind you. the village of tariff sca, about 70 kilometers ne of cave is one of the places where the russian invasion came to a halt. bars and as he calls himself, took part in the battle to see army of the ship. russia has a bigger army in terms of numbers and equipment. i'm not talking about the quality of the equipment, but it is a lot that means for us that we have to be better prepared and to plan more thoroughly. to senior answered on the line. experts say it wasn't just a clash of 2 armies, but also of military doctrines. heavy technology versus mobile equipment along the roads in this area. it is not unusual to find whole columns of burnt. i'd tanks taken out by modern western anti tank missiles, bottles it says to call to just get on a pickup with javelins and, and lowes and drive to the place where you expect them to come, hit them. and then you're able to leave the sing quickly. thought as a choice. no, it's to put the chair right. oh, in the forest the ron ted reeves go, you can still

what is going to happen and how well the ukranian army is prepared? but what we do know is that they have expected this for a long time, and that they have tried to prepare, as well as possible for, for, for quite a few weeks now. and all this discussion about heavy weaponry that we've been hearing. the delivery of new weapons, all this was meant to fight back an assault on don boss from the russian side. right. and whatever, mary of paul, we've been following a events event for weeks in the pentagon says a scene of concentration of air strikes and artillery. there yeah, we know that the, the last parts of the ukrainian army that are still in the city are in this steel works is gigantic, still works. that was a symbol of the city and they are staying there. there's a huge bunker underneath a system of tunnels and civilians are also hiding there what we've been hearing, but it's unconfirmed. is that many of the civilians are the relatives of the soldiers because they are afraid that they might be a target for the russian army. as well, um it seems that

nazi troops surrendered to the soviet red army, but there is a question.id they ask the west, or did they join it? what is clear, so it is that high-ranking nazi military criminals gelend, hozinger, oberlander and many others practically joined western intelligence and their program of action after the end of world war ii. groz. admiral karl denis, the last voyage of the chancellor, appointed by hitler to the singers on may 7, 1945, treats her with a simple murder. in a letter to the officer corps of nazi germany, it is clear that we must join the powers of the west and cooperate in the occupied territories in the west, because only cooperation with them gives us hope the return of our lands from the hands of the russians 1961 the young newly elected us president john f. kennedy opens a meeting of the permanent nato military committee of the highest military command of the alliance and now the president of the united states speaks i would like to transfer the conduct of our meeting to the new chairman, general hosdinger . on april 1, 1961 , the president p

um, it seems that the, the army is still there in this very small part of town. and it's heavily bombed, we've seen pictures, but for the moment it's as it has been a war of attrition, a very cruel war of attrition, and where you pull. right? and how likely is it that ukrainian forces will be able to defend mario fall and keep the russians out? well, the only way to do that would be another offensive odd from coming from another side. and, and this opening a corridor breaking the blockade of the city. we haven't seen any offensive in that direction. we haven't seen any preparations for that. so it seems that the ukranian army is not able to do that at the moment and civilians of course quarter in all this, how they dealing with this increase in hostilities the ukranian authorities have called upon civilians to leave these areas in don bos that are likely to be a theater of the next escalation, we have also seen that there were trains to bring out people. we don't know how many civilians are left there, but from what we've seen in the world before would within him

and the ukrainian army. russian national guard ukrainian national guard. we have a pink national guard of the national guard, a direct clash of volunteers, and there is nothing good so far, when you say that the russian army is going to step by the pool, yes, grinding the ukrainian army. i understand what you're doing, and i understand objectively. i do not like this. me it does not fit, but i understand it, but when i listen to the minister of defense of ukraine official. yes, if reznikov who says. our only goal is to win. how should we win, we must go on the counteroffensive, when we come to the offensive in two or three weeks, when we will be given only weapons of this quality, when we are ready, and then he is still, well, at least a little, well, in general lawyer. he says, but these two or three weeks we must unite. we must rally and we must hold out. that is, now i will start with the last phrase is that taurus and hold out. and how are we supposed to live these two weeks? this is the first question.

the red army defeated the quinton army in just 10 days. on august the 19th its commander in chief auto yamato complied with the soviet high commands ultimatum on immediate and unconditional surrender. he handed his sword to a soviet officer and other generals followed suit. aah! after the start of the red armies, military operation, the unit $731.10 were completely liquidated. as per my old of the soviet armies, swift advanced, deprived us of the possibility of employing a biological weapon against the u. s. as all or other countries tribunal transcript commander in chief of the japanese quinton abbey, yamato auto g o. e. she was in a hurry. the red army was advancing too quickly and he didn't want to be captured by russians. prisoners were killed and their bodies destroyed. personnel and valuables were relocated. anything they had to leave behind was burned. most of the facilities were blown up. on august 19th, 1945. the 1st soviet troops entered the city of hobbin. mm ah, the 731 camp had already been blown up and all the most important

it's all about the strength of our army. and the 2nd issue is the sanctions against the russian federation. because of the full scale terror, the russians were waging in our country. while russia has failed to capture any major city since the invasion started on february 24th, it has caused widespread devastation. cities in the east and south, the facent daily bombardment. what president phil army zalinski, is called the battle for don bests. the u. s. says it wants to see russia weekend so that it can never do anything like this. again, the bottom line is this. we don't know how the rest of this were wonderful. but we do know that a sovereign independent ukraine will be around a lot longer than vladimir booms on the sea are in terms of rushes were 8, russia has already failed, and ukraine is already succeeded. speaking in poland after their meeting secretaries outlined what will be included in the latest $700000000.00 package to ukraine and neighboring countries. so they need a long range force. you've heard of. it was a ne

army is not, both active army and guard. >> okay. so if we're just talking about the army and the army guard not meeting their end strength, is there any plan, have you asked any of the other services to maybe up it? if they're meeting their goals, do they have room for more? are we looking at increased capabilities? i'm not sure what's going on with the army and army guard, but do we have people waiting in line to sign up for the air force or the navy or the marine corps? >> the navy -- i think it's the navy is actually at 102%, so they're actually over their objectives. air force and marines are meeting their objectives. army is about, i want to say it's about 10 to 15 points below the objective right now. the year is young, we're four months into the year. typically this data will change significantly upon high school graduation, come, you know, june, july timeframe and that's the big months at which there's a huge data correction. what the army is projecting over time is they'll come in at a few percentage points below objective

, which refuses to surrender at some point, the army. well, let's see, please, well, in general, i will support a colleague in one question. uh, in terms of the militarization of denotification. well, at least in my opinion. we're just not paying attention right now. let's look at the reports 10 days ago, about thirty-fifty, a maximum of 70 destroyed objects. now for the last week this is given 300 500-700-700-800 objects per day today. here, as they say. most gordon there asks, yes, klitschko, how did they not sleep? ukraine today , sirens worked all over ukraine at night. that is, here's demilitarization in action. and demilitarization is going on so powerfully that zelensky is openly hysterical and screaming. give me tanks. give me self-propelled guns. give me planes and so on. after all, the planes that operate are part of the aviation that fled to romania, they act to be erased from romanian airfields, using ukrainian e-e airfields, jump airfields, that is, landing refueling and then went on to combat operations, and then already fi

still refuse such an army contract and everything else, announce. all in all, mobilization.ation pay for the roman new world order. what are they saying? not? no, we can't, and then how do they want to maintain hegemony, if it's already a thin gut, and it's just there to create such madness in all parts of the world, so that they turn out to be more profitable, if you can't teach yourself, do it worse neighbor and it will be relatively better, so we are entering this period. and here there are a lot of questions, but there, uh, kurds the turks have always dealt with them. they, but no matter how early, so to speak, turkey will begin to implement, or how soon they will begin to implement their concept of turan or not, turkey is with us so far, which is behaving well. what a break now in turkey they are carrying out an invasion of the sovereign country of turkey will be subjected to absolutely nothing . turkey i have always drawn your attention to the figure of this richard moore. i never suddenly pull out some face by the ear in vain. this is a completely atypical person in t

this is the task set by the ukrainian army, if the ukrainian army sets the task of protecting the civilianion, it must fight outside the cities, if the ukrainian army sets the task of exterminating the population. she is occupies schools kindergartens put guns. inside the living quarter, true, but ukraine does not have an army. there is already a bank formation is the essence. yes, they don't deserve it. why they deserve they spent 300,000, they mobilized. they are the same as us, but with we believe in god no, they are nazis and this is the difference, that's why it's a pity they have a head, but it's a pity if they ask, and if they kill, then i'm sorry, their fate will be tragic, it’s not a pity that their fate will be tragic, but what is the difference between the names that donbass where kept the armed forces on the line of contact, and these bastards what do they cover quietly? that's all. that's all, why and because donbass is alien to them, you know what a difference we made. just recently, margarita simonyan visited you and you had a dialogue about yes, we immediately go to heaven.

the west is pumping up the ukrainian army with new new weapons.w that, a brand statement of both blinkin and psaki has already been heard that there, for each russian tank, there will first be 10, uh, anti-tank complex. and now it's already 90. well, you know how to talk. it is possible when you play chapaev on a chessboard, when his opponent has 10 checkers, you alone have all this amateurish thinking, because on the battlefield. everything is perfect. in a different way, yes, and at least these amateurs knew that there are our russian tanks, very serious ones, which means that there are means of protection, again in the very uh, there are javelins and there are dynamic protection and special shells. e with aerosols. you know, you have seen for yourself that the so-called enclosures are already appearing. all this helps quite successfully. fight these same javelins, but today a very serious question arises about something else, thinking about these colossal supplies, i’m not afraid to say what russia will do with those echelons of caravans that c

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