, the army of virginia, with mcclellan's army, the army of the potomac, returning then from the peninsula. and the deeper in virginia that that happened, the better was for the union cause. but his first task was to see to the junction of those two armies. halleck warned him, henry halleck, who was the new general in chief, who was an abject failure in that role. we could actually include him as one of the architects here, but nobody likes to hear about henry halleck. halleck warned polk, don't let the enemy separate you from alexandria. and of course, polk would fail in that mandate as well. of all the steps of all the acts that led to pope's defeat at second manassas, mcdowell was party to almost all of them in some way, shape or form, and he is active by any attempted to rectify really only one of them, so far as we know now early in the campaign as the army sparred along the rapidan first and then the rappahannock river, john pope and irvin mcdowell and notably john pope himself performed reasonably well, frustratingly along the rivers, withdrawing back across there are the rappahanno

army rank of colonel. porter officially retired from the army for days later. we can buy the ravages of diabetes, he died on may 26th, 1901. the unhappy fate of fits john porter is the story of unfairness. even cruelty. meted out to a soldier who who is only military crime had been the same my opia in the fog of war that afflicts all but the most acute possesses of the [speaking non-english] the coup of the i-. in those last days before antietam, frederick -- and hitchcock was impressed by his international border, a small, slim, young man with whiskers and keen black eyes who dressed very modestly. a high black chap and much rather gold tassel band. it may be difficult to say more than that about him. porter departed with a sincere regret of all of his soldiers, but not mere immunity. his humiliation, said one massachusetts soldier, was enough to move a heart of stone. by the time the old army had become heart of stone. porter did not move it much. he was neither a traitor nor an idol, nor was he, as otto eisen show wanted to portray him, an american dreyfuss.

, well, look, our army, even before the start of the war, was estimated as 10 armies in europe, well , in europe, how many 28 packages, how many countries, uh, nato troops in europe, well, 30 in total, nato and in europe , i won’t say how often, but well, exactly, what is more than 10 that is we mean you visited some nato countries in terms of the quality of our armed forces. that is, this one even before the start of the war. now, i think that we already significantly exceed many armies, because the german army , uh, well, they calculated that the german army is the strength of today is a third er, the power of the armed forces of ukraine, so let’s start with the burghers. yes, they demosk better , generators are better, there are blankets like that, er, there are those that are heated electrically from the generator there, even with batteries. well, but the burghers are still impossible to give up for now. you can just throw something there and light a fire somewhere on the side. well, i don’t think that this is, on the whole, very demotivating , because small pots are used either

army rank of colonel porter, officially retired from the army. four days later. weakened by the ravages of diabetes, he died on may 21st, 1901. the unhappy fate of fitz john porter is a story of unfairness, even cruelty meted out to a soldier whose only military crime had been the same myopia in the fog of war that afflicts all but the acute possessors of the ku doyle, the coo of the eye. in those last days before him, cheatham, frederick hitchcock was impressed by his of porter, a small, young looking man with full black whiskers and keen black eyes who dressed very modestly with a high black slouch and a much battered gold tasseled band. but it may be difficult to say more than that about him. porter departed, with the sincere regrets of all his, but not near mutiny. his humiliation recorded massachusetts soldier was enough. move a heart of stone. but by this time old army had become a heart of stone and porter did not move it much. he was neither a traitor nor idol, nor was he, as otto isaac schimmel wanted to portray him an american dreyfus. so in the end, hi

pathetic things, the strongest army the army actually stands for not only the strength of victory andility, the blood of our dead is behind it, the difficult , very difficult living conditions of the front itself, there is no way to make inclusives there such a situation is behind it is that our soldiers are no longer see their families are behind this well, what are the wounded and behind this is the fact that our army, like not the only one in the world, quickly learned to master new types of weapons , that is, the way our soldiers learn, yes, this is unprecedented, and now you and i have entered the phase when before the big invasion we were taught how to fight, now we have reason to teach the armies of the other armies of the world ms. hanna i know that the ministry of defense has launched such an interesting social project, it is difficult but worth it please tell me what you want to convey with this project and what is its purpose of this project, and the ministry of defense is our society. yes, we also live together with our society. yes, the ministry of defense is actually the

government of an army that army in retreat through new jersey. defended, by the way, by alexander hamilton and his artillery. they covered the retreat that was before alexander hamilton learned sing, by the way. but successfully they retreated into pennsylvania. and then of course, across the delaware in what nathaniel said at the time was god's redeeming provider. and as they fought and won the battle of trenton and the battle of princeton, princeton by the which the hessians had captured. and as one hessian officer said, really wonderful library in princeton. he said. and then they promptly burned it. we've seen some of that recently around here that attitude towards libraries. it's an extraordinary moment in in american in american history. this ragtag army facing the most disciplined and most successful army in world coming out of the seven years war. and and washington, its leader who actually though we know what a great commander he was today at the time his his greatest he of course, they captured boston. but by the time he got there, they

with his army. these orders, as much as the defeat at manassas, would it define him in the public and in histories eyes. for the enlisted men, they saw in pope a man of action. and energy. our boys are growing enthusiastic at the prospect of a general who has a little life, one of them wrote. another man from the third wisconsin said pope reasons a person, a persona quite in keeping with the characters of his orders. full of energy, self assurance, and asked of the and -- pitch in a toughness, he has -- skin brim full as long black hair heavy whiskers and mustache. and all the gloss of good condition covering the greater part of his full face. he fitted right in today, wouldn't he? in today's facial styles. as if to add to the emphasize the reality that very few in the army actually saw pope prior to the second battle of analysis. there was one soldier who described him this. the general is dashing. a dashing stylish -- speaking of napoleon subordinate commander. and th how i like to do the playing

army of virginia, with mclelland's army, the army of the potomac, returning them to the peninsula. and, the deeper in virginia that that happened, the better it was for the union cause. but his first task was to see to the junction of those two armies. he warned him, the new general-in-chief, who was an abject failure in that role -- you could actually include him as one of the architects here. but nobody likes to hear about henry. he warned pope, don't let the enemies separate you from alexandria. and of course, pope would fail in that mandate as well. of all the staff, of all the acts, that led to popes defeat at second manassas, mcdowell was party to almost all of them in some way, shape, or form. and he attempted to rectify only one of them, so far as we know. now, early in the campaign, as the army aspired -- jon pope and mcdowell, and notably, john hope himself, performed reasonably well. frustrating ali along the river, withdrawing back across the rappahannock on the 18th, or beginning that process on the 18th of august. on the morning of the 18th of august, colonel -- a man

who it is, who deduced that it is a secret army, what is it?been the army of the world, and well, i hope it never will be. preparation of military equipment for the winter. it has some specifics. we can dress our boys and provide them with means of heating, but as far as i know, the equipment also needs a special winter treatment for it, well, you know. in winter diesel engine starts poorly well, almost all equipment , the vast majority of equipment is diesel, in order for it to need another diesel, it is a winter engine, they say even at gas stations around the city, and now there is such a thing. it's different, it's different, it's different viscosity, that is, of course, it's necessary. well, it's not like it does n't stop the technology, it doesn't do anything like that, but the only thing is that it increases the consumption of ceiling piles of materials, because in winter, well, against it, cossacks must be warmed up every day, no matter what. the temperature is not very low and it will lose for at least half an hour, then it gets into t

so the army numbered these. george washington is number one as george washington commander, chief of the army, the united states of america do acknowledge the united states of america to be a free, independent, sovereign states, declare the people thereof. no, oh, no. allegiance or obedience to george, the third king of great britain. so right off the bat, much different than our our oath today. obviously. so you'll notice there's a space in the middle where they were the word swear there was a few religious groups at the time there was a passage in matthew. they take very literally that says you can't swear under god. so that's where they could swear or affirm. washington swore that'll do the utmost in his power to support maintain defend the united states against the said king george the third his heirs and successor in his or their betters. so the whole royal family is covered signed by washington and then it has in the lower left hand corner on the bottom sworn before me camp at valley forge, may 12, 1778, a

and the army doesn't go. but if you look at it through abraham lincoln's lens, as you get ready to sign the emancipation proclamation, if army crosses, there might, be a 10% chance of that miracle. but if they into winter camp, that's a 100% sure guaranteed failure. and suddenly, 10% starts to look different. when the president said, go, ambrose burnside obeyed. december 11th, 1862, the union army was supposed to drive across the river as quickly as possible, using speed and surprise ties to lay down bridges, seize the opposite bank, and get in among the confederates before they had a chance to concentrate all of their forces from above and below with and surprise. perhaps they might even split the confederate forces. but that never happened because december 11th is one of the most unprecedented in american warfare. and things went sideways very quickly for ambrose burnside. for one thing, william barksdale, mississippi, a maverick officer who thinks outside the box, decided to defend the city riverfront in a

army. these presentations are ausa's with ample with and find the armey's narrative to audiences inside the army and help to further the associations mission to be the voice of the army and support for the soldier. of course we can't do this alone. ausa's relies on its members to help tell the army story and to support our soldiers andnd their families. a strong membership base is vitally important for advocacy efforts in congress, the pentagon and the defense industrial base. and to the public and communities across the country through ausa's 121 121 chap. if you are already a member of ausa thank you for supporting the organization and the united states army. for those of you who are not yet members of your professional association, we encourage you to join at the basic or premium level, and you can do that by visiting the membership booth in the ausa pavilion booth 307 in exhibit hall a or register online at ausa.org/membership. you also went in the ausa pavilion authors and publishers a

army has established the offensive special trial reporting directly to the secretary of the army which will prosecute sexual assault and several other violent offenses. we are continuing to ask hard questions about her own performance and hold ourselves accountable for getting this right. as the army's designated lever are nci received weekly updates on our progress checking to ensure implementation efforts are effective and on time. in addition, i would note that the army has developed other initiatives that we believe will help address harmful behaviors. this april we launched a multidisciplinary sexual harassment and assault fusion directorate pilot as seven locations in the army. when one of our soldiers, civilians, retirees, veterans or family members need help, they can go to one location and get assistance at the same location on installation. we've also stood up the people for center at fort hood as centralized training facility that developed units into cohesive teams. i visited this facility last july and was impressed by the progress that it is making and delivering effectiv

the army? i think i know but anyway seriously joking aside seriously but my book is about an institution about five remark people young army officers and the combat experience in iraq and in afghanistan the institution is west point. the five officers are lieutenant now lieutenant colonel anthony foster lauro left tennant now major ross pixlr, lieutenant now major nick esslinger, lieutenant now major steven tangent all five are recipients of multiple awards for valor, including west point's prestigious ninja medal. the two wars, of course, are iraq, afghanistan, so in part this book is a combat history. but book is about much, much more than that. it's about character and courage. what inspires it, what's develop it. my inspiration came from a french 19th century military thinker, kind of. i don't do speak and was reinforced by a british soldier statesman, sir peter de la bollea, formerly director of the s.a.s. . colonel de peek argued that exceptional courage on the battlefield is rooted in mo

is no life to help the army is to help life help the ukrainian army and life will defeat death each of you moss you even a small contribution to the support of the army saves the lives of our soldiers and brings our victory closer let's listen to people who suffer from rheumatism but arthritic is impossible to get used to it it does not allow to move i tried everything and at the pharmacy i bought a yellow cream dolgit, it saves me from pain in rheumatism, reduces swelling and improves the mobility of joints, dolgits is the only yellow cream for pain in the joints and back. glory to ukraine, this program is the verdict. my name is serhiy rudenko. good day and good health to all. today is the 301st day of the heroic resistance of the ukrainian people to the russian invaders . volodymyr zelenskyy went to washington to meet with president biden late tonight, kyiv time. the results of this meeting will be known . patriot complexes that will help us close the sky over ukraine, meanwhile, putin and shoigu announced their plans for war with ukraine to a colleague of the ministry of defense

our plans, an almost continuous assault and attempts to break through the defense of the ukrainian armyrussian occupiers are trying to take bakhmut and avdiyivka in both directions. the occupiers have taken as a basis the tactics of assaulting small groups and haphazardly iron these cities with artillery under this city . the occupiers have thrown a significant amount of manpower, which after repeated attempts to storm there remains in the fields and landings on the approaches to bakhmut report by vitaliy bakumenko for your attention, the russians do not receive attempts to storm bakhmut, constant explosions are heard in the city, the sounds of battle are heard from somewhere in the vicinity, and we hear artillery, small arms, mortars and the russians are working and it’s quite dangerous to move around the city, that’s why the locals mostly hide in shelters, that is, on the approaches to bahmut, it’s not very fierce battles , the russians have brought thousands of fighters to storm the city, but most of the invaders cannot withstand the first attack and it’s not a secret, they confirmed

the army? i think i know but anyway seriously joking aside seriously but my book is about an institution about five remark people young army officers and the combat experience in iraq and in afghanistan the institution is west point. the five officers are lieutenant now lieutenant colonel anthony foster lauro left tennant now major ross pixlr, lieutenant now major nick esslinger, lieutenant now major steven tangent all five are recipients of multiple awards for valor, including west point's prestigious ninja medal. the two wars, of course, are iraq, afghanistan, so in part this book is a combat history. but book is about much, much more than that. it's about character and courage. what inspires it, what's develop it. my inspiration came from a french 19th century military thinker, kind of. i don't do speak and was reinforced by a british soldier statesman, sir peter de la bollea, formerly director of the s.a.s. . colonel de peek argued that exceptional courage on the battlefield is rooted in mo

of the army and support for the soldier.urse we cannot do this alone relies on its members to help tell the army story and to support our soldiers and their families. strong membership base is important for advocacy in congress the pentagon and the defense industrial base into the public in communities across the country through 121 chapters. if you are already a member thank you for supporting the organization and the unites states army. for those of you who are not yet members of your professional association, we encourage you to join the basic orle premium levl and you can do that by reading the membership booth in the pavilion booth 307 in exhibit hall a register online a usa.org/membership. you also fight in theli pavilion authors are part of the ausa book program. we have two panels of for our for the first is on developing great leaders followed by the greatest generation at war. we'll have time at t the end of each panel for the authors to answer questions from the audience. okay so let me introduce our panel for our

army national guard. thomas is a journalist with over 36 years of service in the u.s. army. heow announced he's the director of the heritage foundation. i like to start by giving some context to answer questions why is this such a serious crisis and why should we care about this and what led us to this point. >> we have seen in the last year really to but it's really come to a head in the last year the military inhe particular the ary has had the worst recruiting year since vietnam. and that sounds significant and it is but they didn't just miss, they missedd by miles. the army lowered its top line by 10,000 because they knew they were going to makeop their numbs and after significant push they still missed by 15,000 to put that into context about into context that 24,000 is roughly two divisions, two divisions plus i would say of soldiers that are not coming into the system. that alone if we just put a, kind of put a wall or an end date on that if we didn't roll into a follow on year of falling short easily five to seven years to make upve for those numbers lost. unfortunat

of the other armies of the world ms. know that the ministry of defense has launched such an interesting social project, it is difficult but worth it please tell me what you want to convey with this project and what is its purpose of this project, and the ministry of defense is our society. yes, we also live together with our society. yes, the ministry of defense is actually the frontline support. we must give credit to the fact that, despite the fact that, well, i will be honest, the state is also wounded, yes, this is a war . and a lot of processes today are complicated and war is a very expensive business in order to have two numbers so that, well, our people, the audience, understood in the 21st year, on the 22nd, we adopted the budget of the ministry of defense of the armed forces of the armed forces of 131 billion, so just remember the number 131 now per month we we pay monetary support to the military 70 more than 70 billion. that is, you understand that our budget was spent somewhere in the spring, but less, but t

army national guard. we also have thomas lawyer who's a retired 3-star general with over 36 years of service in u.s. army. he now serves as a director of the heritage foundation for national defense. i want to start today just by give some context and to anse question arises such a serious crisis, why should folks don't care about this? and what do you feel like led us to this? start with you, congressman. >> sure. we've seen just in the last year really two but surely come to a head in the last year that the military and particularly the army has had the worst recruiting year since vietnam. okay, that sounds significant and it is, but they didn't just miss. they miss by a mile. first the army lowered its top line by 10,000 because they knew they were not going to make the numbers. then after a significant push they still miss by 15,000. and just to put that in context, that 25,000 is thousand is roughly two divisions of soldiers that are not coming into the system. that alone if we just put a a snapshot,

each army, whether tank or combined army, will have one aviation division and one army aviation brigadeel that is, it means the tasks of the air armies, what are they, uh, now they were uh, there were four air armies, they were not reduced to just logistics and technical support, let's see what actually comes out, it comes out just reformatting of russian aviation units, now the russians have 11 combined armies , which means each, well, i will repeat the main message once again, each army will have one army aviation brigade, one mixed aviation brigade , let's see what it has, what we have now, let's take the military districts adjacent to our territory, this is the western military district of the russian armed forces and the south-western survey. now he has three tank armies, two e-e combined forces. there is one army aviation brigade, he had to start with the army and two regiments, which means that there will be regiments added to the brigades, that is, some number of e-e transport helicopters were added, and because the brigade is such a more versatile tool than the regiment, that i

the soviet army had them, they had these achievements, and the pre-revolutionary russian army had these we need these 30 years. it seems to me that there was a desire to somehow move away from our own traditions again and borrow something to create an army on the model, i don’t know the american one there some other british one. but here's how it turned out. this is completely uncharacteristic, because each army has a national character. this is it. such is the national character, uh, and if it fits, if it is this, uh, close to it, then it wins , and therefore in this sense, uh, our people, of course, expect from our army. first of all, the effectiveness of the efficiency of overcoming those obvious ones, well, the president said that, indeed, this is correct, and we talked a lot here about some shortcomings that exist were and are, probably, in and you need to listen to this, it comes from a pure heart. and i think that those issues that were not worked out or those errors that were identified. they certainly must, uh, be overcome. eh, yes, even during the period of hostilities, this w

now , miraculously, life and army are synonymous words in ukraine because without the army there is no life to help the army is to help life help the ukrainian army and life will win over death each of you can help even a small contribution to support the army saves the lives of our warriors and our victory is approaching, the big broadcast of vasyl zima my name is vasyl zima, two hours of air time and my colleagues and you until 21:00, two hours of your time, we will talk about the most important two hours to find out about the war, serhiy zgoretska joins our broadcast, military summaries of the day and what is the world like? what in the world will yuriy the physicist talk about for two hours to stay up to date with economic news, radislo oleksandr borshchytsia, he will talk about the economy during the war and new sports, yevhen pastukhov is ready to talk about sports for two hours in the company of favorite presenters , lina is ready to talk about culture during the war, or something else that many have become familiar, maybe the weather will give us some optimism, ms. natalka d

want to explore the various components of what determines the present and the future of the ukrainian army, my name is serhii zgorytskyi, the director of the defense express company , which, together with the espresso channel, highlights the most relevant trends in the life of the ukrainian army and the defense -industrial complex. the captain of the armed forces, who takes care of the promising directions of the development of the ukrainian army, oleksandr. i congratulate you, mr. serhiy. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. i would like you to outline our to the audience, the modern importance of technology when it comes to intelligence, the entire directive of the management to increase the use of the weapons themselves, which are standard and promising, what is most important to understand here, first of all, the alarms have just ended, and i have to thank our western partners who provide their own intelligence thanks to early warning planes so that around the clock are cruising along our borders issuing right here right here intelligence they cannot give a whole indication but they

what kind of army is stronger, more educated, more trained with more? if you look at the number of, uh, contract soldiers and the total number of the armed forces, the percentage of contract soldiers will be higher than today's. it will be higher than today, this also matters for the army. so uh, i think uh these performances. first, they. they opened up before the people of russia and before those who want to listen not necessarily in russia the true state of affairs, as it is seen by the political military leadership, and it is completely different. what the internet or all sorts of well-wishers or seekers of your good abroad are trying to drive into your head, and he gave a perspective. why is this developing and he gave the main answer that i repeat once again that said the president of russia the country is not obliged to rebuild its economy. it is sufficiently organized and strong enough to respond to all military spending. he added no the army has no shortage of money. how many they want will receive as much as they ask. our economy is ready to g

this weapon has become widespread in all the armies of the world, the red army of the forty-first toreceived a record number of about 350,000 mortars. there were some shortcomings. for example, howitzers of similar calibers. they lost in firing range and could not fire directly , but mortars were cheaper and easier to manufacture, more mobile, they were easier to cover on the battlefield, according to experts. the greatest losses, the german infantry suffered precisely from the mortar fire of the soviet troops forty-ninth in 1994, the kolomna design bureau developed a new 160 mm mortar, its maximum firing range was 8 km, one and a half times more than that of a similar system of the 43 model. in addition, even more powerful 240 mm mortars with a range of 9.5 km were adopted. during the war , self-propelled rocket artillery, katyusha, a combination of good mobility and a powerful volley, also showed themselves well. allowed to take opponents by surprise wars showed that the enemy was starting react to shelling for 10-15 seconds, then here 15 seconds. no one reacts, then the personnel

the russian army is actually not a weak army .at is, there are examples when, relatively speaking, at the expense of the measures, the russian army can solve the tasks in the field with high quality, at the expense of the measures. at the same time, walkie-talkie at the same time, the russian army has systemic problems that actually restrain this potential and its realization, these systemic problems are said there, if the russians solve these systemic problems with tactics and management, then they will actually become a greater force on the battlefield, and this must be taken into account there are systemic problems, and what reference points should we follow the aggressor to understand whether the enemy is taking place, qualitative changes in the structure of actions, actions, well, look here, eh, i think that i will not reveal any eh secrets, for eh, what not there are fewer specialists, because in the russian management system the prevailing thing is the soviet school, which does not encourage officers, especially junior offi

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the army's top priority is its people to include students participate in army junior rotc activity six sexual harassment and sexual assaults have no place in our army. we take jrotc misconduct stronger. given our commitment to -- students and our emphasis on preventing harmful behaviors. jrotc instruct mr. even of contents is particularly egregious because of the faith and confidence that the army, parents, students and the nation place in those teachers and we will not tolerate it. from sector warmness and chief of staff mcconville, to trade-off commander, are cadet commander general tony minera, our brigade commander and our instructors in the programs, we leave and followed by our army values. the united states army cadet command oversees the junior rotc program and is proactive in its approach to screening instructor candidates in training instructor to provide a safe learning environment for our cadets. instructors that unsuitable due to illegal activity or behavior contrary to army values are decertified permanently and removed from army jrotc classrooms. six years ago cadet comm

is not ready to kill, that is, exactly like in in the 14th year, this is a parade army, an army without combat experience, er, it’s called, it’s the basis of fighting spirit, if you don’t have it, what kind of equipment do you not arm yourself with, and everything will fall apart, we saw the example of afghanistan, when they did all these things, the states armed the best american equipment with which we not we didn't even have to dream about the ethics of the army that the afghans had at the expense of the united states and the western coalition in general. what did they fall against, that is, against people in slippers and with machine guns because there was no fighting spirit, but the belarusian army is not ready to kill ukrainians today, in contrast to things from russians to russians in society, we have gone through the process of e-e depopulation, that is, this time there is masculinization in their language when they really hate ukrainians, that is, everyone's essay concerns men, women, children, that is, they they hate everyone. that's why they have this readiness to kill belaru

we will have ambulance is being driven by army personnei — ambulance is being driven by army personnelthat they do— from some of the army chiefs that they do not— from some of the army chiefs that they do not thicket is terribly appropriate use of army staff in this way, — appropriate use of army staff in this way, when strikes are ongoing, so i this way, when strikes are ongoing, so i think— this way, when strikes are ongoing, so i think it — this way, when strikes are ongoing, so i think it is going to be a very difficult — so i think it is going to be a very difficult week for steve barclay and the stakes are getting raised higher and higher. there is a lot of rhetoric— and higher. there is a lot of rhetoric on both sides, so hopefully, hopefully, there will be some _ hopefully, hopefully, there will be some sort — hopefully, hopefully, there will be some sort of move forward and some sort of— some sort of move forward and some sort of negotiation on pay talks in the next — sort of negotiation on pay talks in the next few days. gf sort of negotiation on pay talks in the next few day

i think that putin's army is really bad, this army is based on lies, the transmission of untruths upwards, because the system verticals, but they still have enormous resources and while we try to match them resource by resource they always have an advantage in the long run because their resources belong to them they don't expect the european union or the us they will send something, they can immediately send to the front what is needed. at the moment, there is everything. i believe that the initiative belongs to ukraine . ukraine has an advantage, but the longer the war lasts, the more difficult it may become for both sides. it is difficult to predict what the balance of resources will be. let's hope that everything will end in russia their lies will destroy them already, it will destroy them internally, let's also hope that the eu, the usa, finland, sweden will provide enough for ukraine to fight properly using weapons and not blood, to take on forecasts during a full-scale war is a thankless task, i understand this very well, but there are certain characteristic trends that are very wel

we have an army on our wall and its influence on the towers of the kremlin. happening now. a worker of the sobra hit a traffic policeman and there, too, there are such disturbances inside , and as an option, this focus could start precisely from kadyrov, precisely from his territory . the fact is that kadyrov is the personification of m- m regional leaders, he is not the only one there, but he is the brightest, as the most diotic, and the most eccentric, and the paradox is that look how close kadyrov is, that is, to the president of one small republic, how close he is to putin. and what does he represent the entire towers of the kremlin and russia are valeria, on the contrary , she does not remove data from the regions, she herself pays the data to the regions for loyalty and chechnya is one of the most subsidized regions on a par with dagestan, and therefore there is actually a chance now but there is a chance, not just, not just a chance, but such forces who planned this revolutionary transformation in russia, and i think that one of the main points is to t

it was about two russian armies, red and white.ally the situation was completely catastrophic it would seem that the struggle that began for the independence of ukraine in the 17th year that it will already end, but just this winter campaign of the first winter campaign that began on december 6, 1919 and lasted almost six months of the 20th year, which took place in teranams of the zhytomyr, kyiv, cherkasy, mykolaiv regions, he showed the actual potential of the ukrainian army from the ukrainians, he showed that none of the occupation authorities had established it seemed that it had been established forever. ukrainian territories moreover, in addition to this winter campaign, there were also mass ukrainian peasant uprisings, the ataman uprising, the ataman movement that developed at that time . that is, it is also what, uh, we see now how ukrainians are resisting, we were witnesses to this and already more than 40 years ago, the only it is very beneficial for us, the difference for us now, the difference is that , unfortunately, t

serhiy, is the ukrainian army perfect and flawless ?ommunity , and every living organism has certain defects, certain problems, but the key difference between the ukrainian defense forces and our visa-based forces is that we are ready to adequately and apparatively take appropriate measures in order to you are not creating problems. you are gaps in the issues of our logistics, which arise from time to time. in fact, the same general moroz is a very serious opponent, because difficult weather conditions , to some extent, demotivate the personnel. i have to note that the ukrainian defense force, including with the help of our western partners, is comprehensively equipped well, at least at the strategic level, all of the corresponding equipment military uniforms in order to comfortably pass through that winter period of active hostilities. of course, there may be some problems at the tactical level, but the same communication between servicemen who are on the first line of defense or in combat formations and, accordingly, our logistical st

in april the army is think it's going to be hard year. indications are bad, which is good to double down and try harder. that's the army we all know and love that there was no by the time people came around it was already clear to me when i can make these goals. >> how long do we see this crisis lasting? is a something we can with the next years ndaa and some more, i think taking it more seriously come to think something we will get beyond in a couple of years or is this a long-term problem that you see will plague us for a while? >> yes, and yes. i think those broader societal issues that we discussed are the longer-term underlying issues of getting young folks back into the mindset of service, appreciating the need to serve and feeling like there's a a benefit to them to serve but how do we get young folks where they are coming out as as a better citizen learning leadership, teamwork, discipline. and you do it with people that don't look like you, right? that is a huge missing point from today's society where we are in our own little bu

army are synonymous words in ukraine, because without the army there is no life, helping the army means helping the ukrainian army with your life, and life will defeat death, each of you can help, even a small contribution to the support of the army saves the lives of our soldiers and our victory is approaching, let's listen to people suffering from rheumatism. it's arthritic , it's impossible to get used to it, it doesn't allow you to move . i've tried everything. and at the pharmacy, i bought a yellow dolgit cream. it saves me from the pain of rheumatism, it numbs the mobility of the joints and the back. congratulations, friends. good health. i, ladies and gentlemen, vitaliy portnikov and mykola veresen, will be here with you until 11 p.m., well, i will try to explain what is happening in the world. i imagine so. well, we will not try by ourselves. and we will help different important people of experts, a military expert, a participant in peacekeeping positions, reserve colonel serhiy grabskyi is with us, i hope oleksandr khara , an expert on foreign and security policy of the center