and on usually the frank summary of the full nato battle groups mission, it's positive nato's trip. why i don't train a policy of to tyrants intended to keep the names a different marching homewood into western europe. not far from the dutch position a croatian mechanized infantry units. he's also training, hold the pin, which says forrest, in the event of war, the nato partners with co operate to implement jointly developed tactics, overcoming different languages, weapon systems, and military backgrounds. we are here at the shop prisons together with darn it, the chorus to victor, r and i am the 1st and then on re upped and put the leader from the company from croatia. and we are here as a part of 13 rotation in between you the it was so or google from crucial will part through. uh, today we were practicing the, the 1st that this uh plan that this plan for on our company uh, training. so here you can see uh what, what are we doing when we are uh, something with the vehicle on the southern point. if a lot of guessing goes from the vehicle securing it the 1st and then they are moving

that is, this clearly ukrainian battle group, the murder turned out to be not only merciless, but also senseless to the nazis, and so they noticed that it didn’t even take 5 minutes for the mines of our mortars to arrive. the murderers leave everything loaded in cossacks and run. where did the result of the sortie come from, two ruined lives of civilians. yes, this is a common occurrence. they always did this because they have , uh, a clear gradation to master someone else, those citizens who are not under their control are already strangers to pull the trigger just shoot measures on citizens. this is a cool business. unfortunately, this is true, because the very training of the ukrainian troops was carried out according to such programs, which just allowed for such a possibility, and this is the case

nato price increases the number of its battle groups was, four, eight will now be.ell, sort of, we can say that there is a group of 1,000 people, but this is the infrastructure that they are already standing for the fourteenth year, there for 14-15 years it is estonia latvia lithuania poland now romania slovakia bulgaria ah. hungary deployed these groups. it's not a threat. for us for all, of course, threats. moreover , the enemy is a daring question. ah, cunning , inventive, forgetting nothing , vengeful. let's just look at the chronology belarus russia ninety-fifth ninety -sixth year heading for rapprochement referendum agreement in the ninety-seventh year against us the first sanction you showed will, march on the oprichna ninety-ninth year. all in september 1999 , the command of the multinational north-east headquarters in szczecin was created. that's where you need to reprimand that when they say, there is february 24 , 22, the enemy, or uh, claims, there is the fourteenth year, yes, it didn’t start from that against whom a lot of national command northeast was

still small missions can only battle group up to 1000 personnel in size. these were forward-based missions, kind of changeio in strategy. fast-forward to last year, february 24, 2022, and kind of all bets were off at that point and nato realize the really had to fundamentally change this deterrence byff reinforcement ad deterrence by so-called tripwire, the small forces forward would act as a tripwire to deter a russian invasion which would trigger a much larger response conventional and even nuclear from nato. nato realize this wasn't cutting the mustard so need updated its strategy, and this kind of back to the future strategy off forward defense. the language in nato's new strategic concept agreed last year change, talked about four forward talked about base combat ready forces and rebalancing nato's forces between reinforcement and being forward-based. the point i would like to make on this is actually although the ambition from nato is right, there is a little distance between what the strategic concept says t and what nato strategy is, at the commitm

we now have a battle group in development and according to our information.eparing a terrorist attack in our region, in order to avoid this and avoid the consequences that may be, we must be prepared in advance. forgive me, okay, i'm the devil. what the night i say, i say, i am not silent schubert listen, forgive me, all right. he leaves. ivan petrov maria petrova let's urgently run away from here. rather, rather , we're leaving. look. now let's stop here and go.

live in a leopard, so you run into mines and say with your rear wheels that you want a special battle group. this is where my group works. i don’t fly for special tasks, my son also changed flights, my son came here, my son was replaced. i went. now the captain of the helicopter compared the most beautiful one from behind to him. now the most on the gas is nothing to do. syria has already passed. here already. or rather, of ​​course, it’s nice, and what’s my son’s name is denis, i brought him to syzran in the thirteenth year. of course, he didn’t expect this in me he got up in the morning, we went to school and already went in. i came to the market. bought red friends. sometimes it ends with this at this place. now you say. well, what flies normally shoots. well done, this one. i have a beautiful story with him so when called the first military family. no, i have a father. well, he served in aviation, too , the onboard technician was on the plane. here is a whole dynasty as a captain, retired. yes, no, well done boys. so i want to say, that 's all we talked about there, there is a generatio

you don't send a carrier battle group into the taiwan strait and, and send an, a wax plane along the border and overreact. it just makes it worse. so why do we do stuff like that all the time? is a political because way, by the way, and i'll just pick on joe biden, but, you know, every reason he does, he's an old dude. looks really weak and he looks, he needs to look strong on. so he's going to send point, right? yes, yeah, good point. yes, easy that's, that's an important point that you're making. this is not specific to joe biden. every president does this, every president wants to look strong and wants to look tough. and at the same time, the united states far more so than russia or china needs to, to reinforce the notion that this is a unipolar world, not a multi polar world. that we have the final say in the international structure. and by god we want to keep it that way and very quickly that's beginning to spin out of the us as has it. i, you know, i've had to get it recently on this show sitting on this who told me just the opposite. he said, that's good, we need to keep that

here is the first they assigned to the strange eastern europe where the battle groups are already deployed of a battalion of a tactical group of up to 1,000 people, the curators of both western europe and the usa were assigned to poland there, britain, in my opinion, what is this

how it relates to the current battle group.re-positioned equipments very good at speeding deployments. the united states has prepositioned equipment all around the world. it is expensive and it needs a lot of planning. division headquarters are needed with these expanded forces. but how they will operate with nato and national divisions. plus, for national divisions, how they will stand up and gaining equipment and experience that is needed to command at that level. the second task is to set goals for investment. the 2% goal runs out in 2024. that was a time horizon that was originally envisioned to be replaced by something else. there is a lot of talk of making that a floor, not a ceiling. plans without resources are hallucinations. finally there needs to be a , process of continually assessing whether these goals are appropriate based on how russian capabilities evolve. now we will try and experiment. it is something we do in executive programs. a key question on the research was how long it would take russia to reconstitute

chartered by a car operation, how to send your close rear from the partisan was a member of the yakuyu battle group of the ss and major general berberg of the police. berg, not 100 people begged to be punished at a smaller time, they said that the signalmen. german connections the hand of a professional does not stick together here, can i take this word? and who could make money here? it’s hard for me to say, there is such a version, i knew, that it could have been near the tss omsk by the kamenskaya brigade because a violent operation of suprasportizan was carried out. ultrasound of this cormorant partizans also suffered great expenses for velma. who scored there? captions look at battle money magazines joke near these german albo-police formations all the battle money magazines over there are guilty of being something for the island but a colleague - you know this is crazy we are doing this. uncle eternal memory dalson separate the eternal memory of nikolai petrovich eternal memory in august, belarus will host the old games of the cis countries. what sports will be presented there, is everything

well, it can't be such that i'm in command in battle, uh , the commander of the battle group is in charge, but not the commander , rather, the new one is already visible from the copters, well , you can't say, well, i just don't know and when they told me that to get there from here, you have to go directly there first, and if you don’t come up, you have to go around , and there’s a mine somewhere, and there’s something there, and there’s something else there to prompt and give maximum information. the time of the assault and when he himself walked i drove to someone adrenaline, the feeling that you are really doing something like this no, well, now i am also worthy of the glory of my years, but not with such adrenaline anymore, and now , on the contrary , i am experiencing bigger experiences. i see that they are going back everything is calm and orderly and i say and write that i thank everyone, i am proud of you, you will storm it all the same and you will also lose, unfortunately, yes, i understand that you know that it is not your fault, but how do you do it so that you do not bite yo

contingent and infrastructure are increasing there, the price is increasing the number of their battle groupsere four eight now. well, it seems we can say that there is a group of 1,000 people. but this infrastructure is what they cost already for the fourteenth year, there 14-15 year it is estonia latvia lithuania more now romania slovakia bulgaria a. hungary deployed these groups. these are not threats. for us, for all, of course, there are threats, and the enemy is a daring question. cunning inventive, forgetting nothing , vengeful. here's just a chronology, let's see belarus russia ninety-fifth ninety- sixth year heading for rapprochement referendum agreement ninety-seventh year against us the first sanction you have shown will, march on i will send the ninety-ninth year. all in september of the ninety-ninth year , the command of the multinational northeast is being created. the headquarters of sweden is not from where it is necessary to report that when they say, there is february 24, 22, the enemy or uh, claims, there is the fourteenth year, yes, it didn’t start with whom a lot of natio

he will lead two bulgarian brigades and a multinational battle group, which will be increased to brigadenecessary. sofia is also preparing to hand over about a hundred armored vehicles from warehouses to the sun. according to local media, the ideas have already been supported by the prime minister 's law enforcement agencies and the parties of the parliamentary majority, it is noted that the armored vehicles were acquired by the ministry of internal affairs is part of the so-called revival process and has never been used. the work of the airport in hamburg was interrupted and nine people blocked the runway for the protest of environmental activists. eight of them used glue, dozens of flights were canceled, however, after 4 hours, flights resumed, a similar action also took place in the air. harbors of düsseldorf, which also led to delays and cancellations of flights , as activists explained by the fact that the german ministry of transport is not involved climate protection program to reduce emissions. an armed lithuanian border guard illegally crossed the belarusian border . the violati

consulting the structures of the alliance. and the countries of the eastern flank support the battle groups of the allies of the alliance. therefore, german soldiers will be directed to protect from lithuania, canadian latvians, british will support estonia and the americans to poland. so, there is a big rearrangement of the internal order and the bureaucratization of nato, and at the same time, in your opinion, this alliance is a big change for ukraine, because in principle , all major decisions are made by consensus of the member countries, and that is, here, the speed of decision is not always possible. hmm and er well, you also need to scan that if you look at the north atlantic his faith , it simply states that in the event of aggression there is a need for help but what kind of help should it be? the contract does not say that here we have a clear strengthening of the simplification of these procedures. this is true, but especially , for example, poland has been thinking about this for many years . accepted so, that is, to be a case of some kind of conflict, i mean, problems on the pa

known to everyone in the media, the people of bagnore, who were simply like meat, were sent to battle groupin a machine gun position so that the fifth group could already arrive when there is no more ammunition and occupy it, and they look more dangerous to us i say yes, the most dangerous unit of the enemy that you can imagine is wagner agner, because they they act in such a way that they are just a group, there is a commander in this group, he has a radiika and as the parodists will say, what should he do and will not do, they have no right to waste, they have no right like ours. i have 30% of the group, you were 300, we all roll back, uh, yes, they don't have one. but in them, the group commander cannot make decisions independently, given the situation he is in now, i have a very high motivation in them, it is not to die, it is not to die of uh, sledgehammers, uh, of my own, this is a very big motivation, it motivates me very much i'll tell you, that's why it was really hard for the boys, wherever the russian infantry, any regular troops there, would not go, understanding that this is de

they were exposed, they posted all their uh, passwords and this charged battle group combat in termsation, which is its goal. she set the goal of her life to justify the murder of russians. they have nothing to do with any fighting. they are wars of the mouse of the monitor keyboard, by the way, if you imagine that the militants would still try to storm the dnieper coast, such a scenario would turn out to be natural suicide for them, because on the spatially opposite kherson there is a large contingent, there is simply nowhere to hide on one side naked field, which after the explosion kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station turned into a swamp with another flooded forest and floodplain reservoirs, where it is also almost impossible to equip full-fledged army positions, perhaps it cannot be ruled out that a small group of nazis without equipment. i could hide under the pillars of the destroyed bridge, however , such a presence frankly does not pull on the foothold, rather we are talking about the next drg. well, like those who previously landed from boats to the west of these places n

you don't send a carrier battle group into the taiwan strait and, and send an, a wax plane along the border and overreact. it just makes it worse. so why do we do stuff like that all the time? is it political because, way, by the way, and i'll just pick on joe biden, but you know, every reason he does, he's an old dude. looks really weak and he looks, he needs to look strong. so he's going to send point, right? yes, yeah, good point. um, yes, easy that's, that's an important point that you're making. this is not specific to joe biden. every president does this, every president wants to look strong and wants to look tough. and at the same time, the united states far more so than russia or china needs to, to reinforce the notion that this is a unipolar world, not a multi polar world. that we have the final say in the international structure. and by god we want to keep it that way and very quickly that's beginning to spin out of the us as has it. i, you know, i've had to get it recently on this show sitting on this side who told me just the opposite. he said, that's good, we need to kee

eh, as if carefully and trying to avoid them, that is, the task is to bring these battle groups to the the russians usually retreat and begin to knock out the ukrainians with artillery, from there they are knocked out, but, as it was said on this site. this has one positive moment 3-4 such transitions of the position from hand to hand and, in fact, this position is knocked out the russians have to retreat a few there, sometimes 700 meters there or there kilometers to the next position, total for 2 weeks in the most key directions, for example, it is mentioned there in the makarovka area, and in the ussr they were able to advance with such attacks, about three miles. which, in general, suggests that, in general, the tactics are correct, which is because. in general, uh, the ukrainians will not regret it, then uh task in this case, having saved these shock brigades with the help of these infantry attacks , finally go through the supply lane and start storming the main defensive line, but in fact, once again i’m talking about what the miles said, that is, yes, 6:10 weeks and very bloody,

already known to everyone in the media , the people of bagnore, who were simply like meat sent to battle groupaced in machine gun positions so that the fifth group could already arrive when there will be no ammunition to occupy it, and they look more dangerous for us, i say yes, the most dangerous unit of the enemy that you can imagine is wagner agner, because they act in such a way that they are simply a group, there is a commander in this group he has a radiyka and as the sporad parodists will say, what should he do and what will he not do, they have no right to leave. the group commander can't make decisions independently, given the situation he has now, i have a very high motivation in them , it's not to die, it's not to die from er sledgehammer er, it's a very big motivation, it's very motivating, i'll tell you that's why it was really difficult for the guys to be in russian some infantry of the regular troops there would not leave, realizing that this is death for them, then no , group after group, they go, although sometimes they talk about the fact that we also put a lot , although i w

you don't send a carrier battle group into the taiwan, straighten and send an, a wax plane along the border and overreact. it just makes it worse. so why do we do stuff like that all the time? is a political because way, by the way, and not just pick on joe biden, but, you know, every reason he does, he's an old dude. looks really weak and he looks, he needs to look strong. so he's going to send point, right? yes, yeah, good point. yes, easy that's, that's an important point that you're making. this is not specific to joe biden. every president does this, every president wants to look strong and wants to look tough. and at the same time, the united states far more so than russia or china needs to, to reinforce the notion that this is a unipolar world, not a multi polar world. that we have the final say in the international structure. and by god we want to keep it that way and very quickly that's beginning to spin out of the us as has it. i, you know, i've had to get it recently on this show sitting on this side who told me just the opposite. he said, that's good, we need to keep that

not only is the alliance deploying strike battle groups all the way from the baltic to the black sea this seems to be not enough , the romanian prime minister turned to chancellor scholz with a proposal to station the german military in the country official bucharest argues its request, the protracted nature of the ukrainian conflict , the need to strengthen the eastern flank of nato another potential point of tension beijing came out with an official statement, american weapons turn taiwan into a powder keg and lead to a regional catastrophe. china strongly advocates washington's immediate cessation of all arms transfers, taibail, the militarization of the region is a flagrant interference in the internal affairs of the prc , leading to increased tensions in taiwan strait. official beijing indicates that the prc will resolutely defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity . washington in this regard is obliged to adhere to the principle, one of china the other day the state department. the united states has approved the sale of 37-millimeter ammunition and spare parts to ta

not only that, all along the baltic to the black sea, the alliance is deploying strike battle groupsand this seems not enough , the romanian prime minister turned to chancellor scheutz with a proposal to deploy the german military in the country, official bucharest argues his request, the protracted nature of the ukrainian conflict , the need to strengthen the eastern flank nato another potential point of tension beijing came out with an official statement, american weapons are turning taiwan into a powder keg and leading to a regional disaster. china strongly advocates washington's immediate cessation of all arms transfers, taibail, militarization of the region is a flagrant interference in the internal affairs of the prc , leading to increased tensions in the taiwan strait. official beijing indicates that china will resolutely defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity washington in this regard is obliged to adhere to the principle, one of china the other day the state department. the united states approved the sale of 37-millimeter ammunition and spare parts to taiwan f

to threaten carrier battle groups as they sortie from eastern pacific to the left -- press. two defeat their ability to attack our air, land and naval bases in area of operation. they have to believe we will go after them and take that away. whether we will not, is a choice of president and commanders will make. from a deterrence perspective, they need to know and this is what we will go after, and if they are counting on that to effectively win a conflict in western pacific. it will not be there. >> i was very good. do you want to chime in? >> great job sir. i'll add 1 point. the challenge for these adversaries. see, lasher or whomever -- p.r.c., russia, or whomever. this will be a u.s. military's counsel, not just faceless. -- u.s. military response, not just space force. we have to think 2 weeks ago, i saw a feed on twitter, he was telling me it looks like the geo six was accepted. why are we telling our adversaries? there is a reason it is called geo six. you know why? it is the sixth one. the reason i bring that up is disclose it. if you count on one hand for assets, yo

nature itself daily, pets march from home to the rice field, duck landings are sent by separate battle groupsrrently 5,000 winged farmers on the farm. i have been cultivating rice for more than a decade and before. used human labor for weeding , but people have eternal problems of their own. i decided instead of farmers to run ducks on implantation during weeding, ducks also loosen the soil, and their droppings serve as additional fertilizer. we are told to kill two birds with one stone in the zoo of chongqing, southwest, china there was general excitement when four adorable twin pandas celebrated their fourth birthday, playful pandas became the center of attention. enjoyed a special day. having fun with toys climbed on wooden structures to the delight of enthusiastic tourists who have gathered to share the great joy of the giant panda - this is the national treasure of china, and therefore the birthday of these charming creatures is a great holiday for all of us. the birthday of bamboo bears was decorated with festive cakes and other treats, which , of course, the birthday people were happy

than 63,000 ukrainian military personnel were trained by nato countries, these are 17 brigade battle groupsies of fighter jets at 16:00 according to the coordinates of strategic communications in the us security council they may begin towards the end of the year, but are unlikely to change the course of the conflict the pentagon discovered that some of the western weapons sent to ukraine were stolen among the identified cases of theft, we are talking about bulletproof vests for a total of $ 17,000 thousand cartridges, dozens of rifles and a machine gun and a grenade launcher are noted that the soldiers of the volunteer battalion were stored, stolen in warehouses, presumably for further sale on the black market. however. all these crimes were solved and everything was allegedly returned. ukraine earns not only on the sale of weapons, but on the real disappearance of hundreds and even thousands of children in western europe the kiev regime is silent at the checkpoint small mensa forces on the border of ukraine and slovakia detained a man who sold small children for organs to europe, the crimi

fravor: we were with a workup with all the battle groups. we work with the carrier and start working so we were doing hone not only our skills but those of the u.s.s. princeton when they had been tracking them for two weeks. there was never manned aircraft airborne tracking them. we were the ones airborne and saw it. mr. langworthy: do you remember the weather that day? windy, cloudy? mr. fravor: it was light winds, no air caps. for flying, it was the best. mr. langworthy: now, is it true you saw in your words a 40-foot flying tiktoked shaped object? mr. fravor: it's a giant flying propane tank. mr. langworthy: did it interfere with your radar or interfere with the princeton? mr. fravor: we never saw it on our radars. our radars never picked it up. the other airplane that took the video did get it on -- >> we've been showing you hearing on the u.a.p.'s, you can watch more online at c-span.org. house members now returning to the chamber for legislative business. they'll consider several endangered species measures as well as the house's first

how the military contingent is growing there and the infrastructure increases the number of its battle groups there is a group of thousands of people. well, this is the infrastructure that they are already worth the fourteenth year. there the fourteenth-fifteenth year is estonia latvia lithuania poland now romania slovakia bulgaria ah. hungary deployed these groups. these are not threats. for us, for all, of course, there are threats, and the enemy is a daring question. cunning inventive , forgetting nothing, vengeful. let's just see the chronology of belarus russia ninety-fifth ninety-sixth year rapprochement course referendum agreement ninety-seventh year against us the first sanction you have shown the will to march on our ninety-ninth year. all in september 1999 , the command of the multinational north-east headquarters in szczecin was created. that's where you need to reprimand that when they say, there is february 24, 22, the enemy or uh, claims, there is the fourteenth year, yes, it didn’t start against whom a lot of national command northeast was created in the baltic in the baltic st

military contingent and infrastructure are growing there, the price is increasing the number of their battle groups there were four eight now. well, sort of, you can say that there is this group of thousands of people. well, this is the infrastructure that they are already worth the fourteenth year. there the fourteenth-fifteenth year is estonia latvia lithuania poland now romania slovakia bulgaria ah. hungary deployed these groups. these are not threats. for all of us of course, threats, and the enemy is a daring question. cunning inventive , forgetting nothing, vengeful. let's just look at the chronology of belarus russia ninety-fifth ninety-sixth year heading for rapprochement referendum agreement ninety-seventh year against us the first sanctions you showed will, march on pristina, ninety-ninth year. everything in september 1999 is being created by the command of the multinational northeast headquarters in szczecin. that's where you need to scold that when they say, there is february 24, 22 of the year, the enemy or e, he claims, there is the fourteenth year, yes, it didn’t start with whom a lo