we just usually had a lot of good words to the armed forces and ukraine of support from general ben hodgeshe former commander of the us forces in europe, but something went wrong, or how to understand his words, we talked about it many times on our airs, so he said, let's let's be honest, what was ukraine doing with in 2014, there should already be mountains of artillery... ammunition, and then , in order not to retell, you can google it for yourself, he talks about exactly what we can supply, of course, not in the necessary quantities, we are criticized, but where are your ukrainian ammunition, that's what ben hodges is talking about, that is, it means that the west already got, got all these promises of a single telethon, or how to decipher it? well, he has been speaking since 2014, that is, nine years, and nine years were in ukraine to prepare for the threat of a full-scale war, here esnom hodges, i completely agree that we did these nine years, every year we did something separate, and even now, let's face it, i sometimes look at what is happening and not only about paving stones, new

have been talking about here for a long time, and that ukraine and the same propagandists like ben hodgesu showed again... an article in the new york times, there is a huge article about these krynki, how many times have we talked here about the fact that there really is murder these very ukrainian military men, as much as we were told by russian propaganda, and even a week and a half or two ago the times there is a propagandist there is this max tucker, yes, and maxim tucker, he published an article where he joyfully says, and in general everything is in the jars, now there will be a turning point at the front, despite the fact that the article still does not answer the question, why yes? then suddenly putin spoke last week, he said: we are trying to understand, this is what they are doing there, but why all this grinding of the ukrainian military we cannot understand, suddenly the new york times has seen the light, suddenly they are interviewing, by the way, notice right away several participants in this operation, who themselves say, they simply send us there to be slaughtered and leav

the next hour with yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politics, general ben hodges, and yevhen dyky, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war. in the second part of our program, which will start literally in an hour, we will have political scientists volodymyr fesenko, viktor boberenko and igor reiterovych. however, before starting our big conversation, let's watch a video on... the consequences of a missile attack by the russian invaders on the ukrainian capital around four in the morning the russians directed eight ballistic missiles at kyiv, all the targets were destroyed by anti-aircraft defense, we didn't hear anything, it was quiet, we slept peacefully the night we slept, and it hummed somewhere , bare heads were flying around, naked, then we looked, we found rags. you have such a job, i can say, they left , everything is destroyed, there is nothing , there is now a stove on our sariky, one took a scythe, nothing else can be taken from there, and what to do here, i just don’t know, we have to ... it's time to make a roof, make a roof, and completely fill the wal

ben hodges is a former, commanding general of the us army in europe. he now sense as a senior advisor to human rights. first, i say us base to human rights organization, a welcome back to a d w general. how much of a problem it's for ukraine, that a different war, israel, how math is now dominating headlines? well, that's an excellent point, the, the, how much the attack on israel did in one day, what puts and cannot do for 2 years. and that's to make the west forget about ukraine. i don't believe this attack was a coincidence. i think iran and russia clearly they're strong, realize they're the only real ally that each one has. and so there's no to me, it's not a surprise that this attack happened when it did and that russia is benefiting from it so much. and of course, the fact that the support for ukraine seems to be weakening, even in my country in the united states, that there is disagreement about the support. it's getting tangled up in domestic politics. this is a gift to the kremlin and it reinforces to them that all they have to do is just keep

you’re generally friends with your head, and it’s so... pissed everyone off that all of a sudden ben hodgesrything, that’s what he says, i know that some companies, such as rine metal, baya and several others have stated that they are going to produce certain things in ukraine, but in reality we need to pay attention to this, let's be honest, what has ukraine been doing since 2014? there should already be mountains of artillery ammunition. ukraine was the heart of the soviet union's defense industry for decades. therefore, i believe that ukraine should do everything possible to increase production. yes, for example, german aircraft production during world war ii peaked in 1944, when germany had already been bombed by the british and americans. so yes, it is possible to increase production during a war. ukraine can produce itself, only the supply of gunpowder and some materials is required from the outside. they're like that, you're just surprised. david sachs, in an interview, basically said bluntly: that’s it, ukraine won’t win the war. there is no agreement between zelsky and his advisers

former commander-in-chief of the us army in europe ben hodges described the ukrainian counter-offensivet. according to him, the blame for the failure of the armed forces of ukraine lies entirely on the shoulders of the west. he admits that all the forecasts of military analysts from washington, including his, turned out to be wrong.

the plan of action from ben hodges is as follows: in order to deprive the enemy group of stable logisticscrimea, it is necessary to destroy the structure of the kerch bridge in the first place. in this way, in this way, the russians would... feel a lack, a serious lack of everything they need to provide for their occupation contingent, but realizing that such ukraine, russian forces, the russian federation can protect the kerch bridge, they have enough anti-aircraft systems for this, are there any ways to protect such a long distance from possible attacks? the russians are literally flaunting the fact that they have the ability to defend the kerch bridge from the sky, from the ground, from the water, and from underwater. we see what... level of physical measures are taken by the russian occupying power to ensure that this structure stands, and the fact that the kershchen bridge is blocked from time to time is a security issue and is connected with the fact that a certain protocol begins to work, which blocks any traffic of transport and railway, including railway through the kerch bridge,

the former commander-in-chief of the us army in europe, ben hodges, characterized the ukrainian counter-offensive with such an epithet. according to him , the blame for the failure of the ukrainian armed forces lies entirely on the shoulders of the west. he admits that all the forecasts of military analysts from washington, including and his, turned out to be erroneous, which were necessary for this counteroffensive to be successful. russia seized the initiative on the battlefield. material with this message appeared in the new york times, a newspaper that previously always took a pro-ukrainian position. time also writes about the difficult situation in the ukrainian armed forces at the front. columnists for the publication note that ukrainian soldiers are tired, and people no longer believe that this confrontation can happen. the eu countries' attitude towards moscow has turned against europe itself. over the past year, 50 large enterprises have closed in the eu fertilizer production. this happened due to attempts by european authorities to abandon cheap russian gas. production ceased to be prof

presidential election, dumping the burden on the former commander of american troops in europe, ben hodges of weapons ammunition, something is already happening, during a war it is possible to increase production, even if your cities are being bombarded by russian missiles. remember what germany did in 1944: backlash aircraft production reached its peak in 1944. of course, it is possible to look up to hitler; they have no one else to look up to." germany from collapse. in addition, in ukraine there is no production that could be increased; it must be created from scratch. and this is again a matter of tens, if not hundreds of billions of dollars. at the end of the year , the issue of appropriating russian assets frozen in the west came to the fore again. this is an absolute innovation. for the first time, germany intends to withdraw money from a russian bank. we are talking about about 720 million euros, which will then flow into the state treasury, money that the german government could well use. when trying to transfer funds from the german subsidiary of the american jp morgan to the ger

characterized the ukrainian counteroffensive former commander in chief of the us army in europe ben hodgesilure in the ssu lies entirely on the shoulders of the west. he admits that all the military's forecasts were to analyze what they were counting on in terms of air force, long-range precision weapons, and other things capabilities that were necessary for this counteroffensive to be successful. russia today has an even more powerful army than it had at the beginning of the ukrainian conflict, according to an american political scientist john merschmeier. according to him, this conflict clearly indicated to the west that their army, that the british and germans together could wage a war against russia today, cannot be taken seriously. russian soldiers are well trained, armed, and the german army, like the british army, is in a pitiful state. sanctions imposed by eu countries against moscow. returned against europe itself. over the past year , 50 large fertilizer production plants have closed in the eu. this happened due to attempts by european authorities to attribute profits. approximat

joining us to talk more about this just this very thing retired army lieutenant general ben hodges.to see you. let's talk about the broader threat. the pace of the attacks on u.s. and allied forces and interests in the region, it really has picked up significantly. this week is a perfect example, from the red sea to the indian ocean, israel and lebanon now to iraq and syria. how close do you think this is getting to spilling over to being a broader regional war, drawing the u.s. in further? >> well, kate, obviously iran is the center of gravity for all of this. i mean, everything that you just described is linked to iran and iranian influence, weapons, intelligence and resources. so until the united states looks -- connects the dots, if you will, of all of these different things, back to iran, and starts using all the different elements of national power that we have along with our allies, including economic power, diplomatic power, not only military power, then we're going to continue to have to deal with this. and of course iran is russia's most important ally. so i don't think th

let me remind you that the former commander-in-chief us troops in europe, ben hodges , such a famous he also counted women there, but what rights do we have, the emancipation of women , let's serve in the ukrainian army, and let's be there from the age of 18, what are these half-measures from 25, what is this connected with, is connected with the simple fact that next year no one in the west believes in the victory of ukraine, but they want as possible." also sell this defeat so that this land it turned out to be, well, simply poisoned by the fact that another half a million ukrainian citizens would die, then, well, someone, of course, will have... names of hatred, that...

crumble and how it will be divided, they actually published before july-august. this great general ben hodgese he said that everything was fine until the end ukrainian troops will take crimea in the summer, you have to be so stubborn , but what everyone already understands, well, how can you already grandpas, it’s really a general, so you don’t, so you understand, but now this is not what an information-psychological operation is saying to its citizens, on whom you performed these operations, and the result of all these operations. we, of course, didn’t use any kind of intimidation, but the main thing i want to say is to really be determined to win, but to understand that we don’t set such strict deadlines like they do. many people know her from the wonderful film ours with great actors, but there , so that you have no doubt, the entire plot of this film book takes place in the battles for novomikhailovka, of course this is a fictional settlement on the dnieper, they crossed the dnieper, and bonderev personally took part in the crossing of the dnieper, he knew what he was writing about , so t

and this infuriated everyone so much that all of a sudden ben hodges, who so seemingly always speakssaid they were going to produce certain things in ukraine, but what we really need to pay attention to is, let 's be honest, what ukraine was doing. since 2014. there should have been mountains by now artillery ammunition. ukraine was the heart of the soviet union's defense industry for decades. therefore, i believe that ukraine should do everything possible to increase production. yes, for example, german aircraft production during world war ii peaked in 1944, when germany had already been bombed by the british and americans. so yes, it is possible to increase production. to ukraine, but yes, ukraine can produce it itself, only the supply of gunpowder and some materials is required from the outside. yeah, such theoreticians you're just surprised. david sachs, in an interview, basically said bluntly, that’s it, ukraine won’t win the war. this is that even in the top leadership of ukraine there is no agreement between zelsky and his advisers, between zelsky and his top general about wha

states of america, a former commander of the army of the united states of america in europe, by ben hodge. mr. general, i congratulate you and i am glad to see you on our air. mr. general, over the past few weeks we have been watching how. the united states of america decides the fate of future funding, or the continuation of funding for ukraine by the congress of the united states of america. biden convinces the republicans and says that putin can be in europe. yermak says we may lose the war with russia if the united states of america does not resume funding ukraine. you, mr. general, how do you assess the current one the situation he is in. ukraine, and can putin really come to europe? if i understand your question correctly, i am very concerned and worried that if the financial aid is not extended, even the possibility or possibility of it. we understand that this will be additional oxygen for the kremlin. russia hopes to win this war. and these are the efforts of the west, they help them. that is, there is no stability. of course. we do not provide help as quickly as we would like. b

someone, on us, you know, these voices sound, well, here i am somewhat unexpectedly i heard from ben hodges, literally this week he said: that in general it is necessary to intensify the mobilization, but he described there that it means that those who mean to avoid it are needed, which means to increase it radically there in connection with the plans - the central committee by 450 -500,000 to raise this mobilization means a figure, that is who it is necessary to call up and , as it were, with reproaches for what ukraine did in the previous years, but now it is not up to that, what it did there in the previous years, in the previous decades, what did she do, why? once the whole... the military-industrial complex, of course, if it had not been squandered and nuclear weapons had not been given away, there would have been no war, how to fight them, so of course, of course, these are all troubles, but they are difficult address, at least to zelensky, at least to zulazhnya, at least to whomever it may be, well, it’s somehow difficult, it’s clear that this is the same ukraine, and the ukraine tha

the next hour with yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politics, general ben hodges, and yevhen dyky, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war. part of our program, which will start literally in an hour, we will have political scientists volodymyr fesenko, viktor boberenko and ihor reiterovych. however, before starting our big conversation, let's watch a video of the consequences of a russian missile strike occupiers in the ukrainian capital, around four in the morning the russians directed eight ballistic missiles at kyiv, all targets were destroyed by air defense. let's see. they didn't hear, it was quiet, they slept peacefully, night, they slept, and it sounded like everything, they flew away, barefoot, naked, then they already looked, found rags, you have such a job, i can tell you, they left, everything is destroyed, there is nothing, on our old people now this is what. it is impossible to get anything else from there, and what to do here, i simply do not know, it is necessary to put supports, to do, to do the roof and completely knocking down a wall, doing this,

i am probably ben hodges , an american soldier and commander of forces nato in europe exta, who notede issue of the crimean bridge is solved simply by a sufficient number of tatakams and tauros, is what ukrainians need in order to solve this problem. finally, very briefly, please, mr. serhiy, here the spokesman of our naval forces, mr. pletenchuk , commented the other day on the downing of the su-24m bomber in the area of ​​the island. and we understand that periodically they fly there, obviously with the aim of mining our civilian shipping route from the ports of greater odessa, and this bomber was shot down, this is not the first such story according to my observations, and indeed our naval forces say that mining water areas of the black sea - this the main purpose of such aircraft. in parallel with this, they periodically try to... follow russian military analytics, and a rather interesting story slipped through one of the russian magazines, naval collection number 12 for 2023, reports that on october 14, sea minesweepers of the black sea fleet, vice admiral zakharin, ivan antonov,

responsibility is shifted to whom, you know, do these voices sound, well, i heard somewhat unexpectedly from ben hodges just this week, he said that in general it is necessary to intensify mobilization, but he was describing what it means that those who means bowing to it, means to increase it radically because of the plans - to raise this mobilization figure to 450-5000 , means to raise this mobilization figure , means to call up someone, and , as it were, with reproaches for what ukraine did in previous years, but now not before that, what did she do there in the previous years, in the previous decades, what did she do, why was he once in the military industry, yes, of course, if he had not been wasted and nuclear weapons had not been given away, there would have been no war , how to fight them? therefore naturally of course, this is all trouble, but it’s difficult to address them even to zelensky, even to zaluzhny , to whomever it may be, well, it’s somehow difficult, it’s clear that this is the same ukraine, and the ukraine that was under yanukovych, and the current ukraine, ukraine the same, but t

valeriu, thank you for the conversation, i'll just add a note that ben hodges actually said that yes,with the way the counteroffensive looked and its results, but he added, admitting that ... it's actually a defeat not of ukraine, but of the west, which was unable to provide us with everything necessary for a counteroffensive, so i understand that such a recognition does not make it easier and simpler for us, i definitely do not like the word defeat, this must be excluded, there is a war going on for the destruction of which there may be temporary successes and there may be, unfortunately, temporary failures, the war must be continued. i also completely agree with mr. valery here, that i am really, i am not completely wrong yet, i completely understand why there is such a wave now, the pendulum has swung, and now all the people who have already booked tickets in yalta for the next a year, but now they say, ah , that's all, something like that is happening, what is it, do we still have to fight, well, but this is actually just an overheated society with lies, outright lies to us. marat

shifted to someone, to us. these voices sound, well, here i am several. unexpectedly heard from ben hodgesterally this week, he said that in general it is necessary to intensify the mobilization, but he described there that it means that those who means he is leaning away from it, means to increase it radically because of the plans - the central committee to raise this mobilization figure by 450-500,000, which means to call on whom it is necessary to call, and as it were, with accusations of what ukraine did in the previous years, now before that, what did she do in the previous one? cheers, because in the conditions of chaos , this is a war , this is the immediate cause of this war . but not at the expense of the west's help, but at the expense of ukraine itself, this is not a very grateful thing, the fact is that the west also signed up for all these supplies, that of aircraft, that of long-range missiles, he himself stated this, i i remember all these rammsteins, on which all this was stated and supported. well, they will probably be, but the main focus should be on - ensuring the defen

in particular, the material that appeared under the signature of general ben hodges in foreign affairs contains a very interesting element that washington can encourage berlin to provide ukraine with taurus cruise missiles, which, after all, are necessary in order to carry out attacks on the crimean bridge as well. and here i completely agree with the honorable mr. general, who has said this not for the first time, and in fact, is now repeating once again that the crimea, the crimean peninsula and in particular it, the crimean bridge, is like the tip of a needle, a needle that is in an egg, yes, and which actually contains, so to speak... the death of kashchei, yes, and actually speaking , it looks the same, because there are sacred things, and there are moments from which the regime can really crumble, because, the destruction of the objects of the crimean peninsula and the actual destruction of the crimean bridge, it would be a huge psychological blow, not only to the groups, russian, and actually according to the military and political leadership of the enemy country, and it's also

the idea that trump even has a chance gives oxygen to the kremlin good talking to as a general, ben hodges for the commanding general of the us army. and you are a thank you so much. thank you. we've got a new in the name of a you might in the name of justice in the name of bees to vote for us sees why out of how much as a clear script. if you called for a ceasefire, then you are following the people of guys looking into this international community . it must be wherever they seem possible. and that our view, while the united states strongly supports the durable piece in which both is really some palestinians who live in peace and security, we do not support calls for an immediate cease fire. well, those are some of the key moments of the un security council debates over a resolution demanding immediate humanitarian seas 5 in israel is war against time us. as expected, the united states veto power made clear that it did not support move saying it would only plant the seeds for the next will. meanwhile, on the ground in gaza, 8 agencies, a warning that the humanitarian situation is guessing

ukraine it is necessary to mobilize as many people as possible, women and those who are abroad, wait, ben hodgestired general, he can retire , which the american pays him the government, to say whatever you want, however you want and as much as you want, you just need to correlate the statements of active generals and retired ones, and for some reason, when generals retire, they immediately have a breadth of thinking and everything else, because when they are in active service, they understand that every extra word, it can turn into the fact that a person can retire without the help of the state. financial aid, so let 's decide this with our own minds, because it 's just, well, mobilization, well, let's do it then let's call out that we are mobilizing everyone who is 18 and over, well, how it was, how our grandfathers fought, well , in principle, the same story, and even at 16, but what to arm, and so that, well, that is, our economy is not will be i have doubts about the president's words about 5% gdp growth, i don't see them, we had 4.8 before the war, full-scale, before full-scale, no, that i

talking to as a general, ben hodges for the commanding general of the us army. and you are a thank you so much. thank you. we've got a new in the name of the united in the name of justice in the name of bees to vote what i see is why out of how much as a clear script, if you call for a ceasefire, then you are following good. the people of guys looking into this international community, it must be wherever they seem possible. and that our view, while the united states strongly supports the durable piece in which both is really some palestinians who live in peace and security. we do not support calls for an immediate cease fire. well, those are some of the key moments of the un security council debates over resolution demanding immediate humanitarian seems 5 and is rouse war against time us. as expected, the united states veto power may play that it did not support move saying it would only plant the seeds for the next wall. meanwhile, on the ground in gaza, 8 agencies, a warning that the humanitarian situation is guessing bus. and the early weeks of the conflict

as many people as possible should be mobilized in ukraine, women and those who are abroad, wait, ben hodgess a retired general, he can say whatever he wants on his pension, which is paid to him by the american government, as you like and as much as you like, you just need to correlate the statements of active generals and retired ones, and for some reason, when generals retire. they immediately have a breadth of thinking and everything else, that's why that when they are in active service, they understand that every extra word, it can turn into the fact that a person can retire without the help of the state, financial assistance, so let us decide this with our own minds, because simply, well, mobilization, well, then let's... let's call out that we're mobilizing everyone, what then? from 18 plus, well, how was it, how did the grandfathers fight, well, in principle, the same story, and even 16, but what about weapons? and that, well, that is, our economy will not exist, i have a doubt about it the president's words regarding 5% gdp growth, i don't see them, before the war we had 4.8 full-sca

front with a southern front with funding from the united states of america, because i remember how ben hodgesat one time... predicted that crimea could already be ukrainian, well, that is, returned to ukraine already at the end of 23, let's hear what what will the general say today and what forecasts will he have for 2024? yevgeny magda and i will talk about what is happening in world politics right now, and first of all about the relations between ukraine and hungary, because this week should be decision to start. negotiations or no decision regarding ukraine's negotiations with the european union, and hungary simply refuses to give its approval for ukraine to start major negotiations with the european union. why is hungary doing it, why is hungary doing it, and in whose interests is hungary doing it? i hope yevhen magda will give us an answer about this. well, yevhen dykiy, i hope, will tell us about... what are the prospects on the eastern and southern fronts of ukraine, because the eastern front is getting worse, the russians are trying to attack avdiivka are moving in the direction of ku

let's go to general ben hodges.et's try to split a political statement here with the life-a life-and-death questions. congress not close to an agreement as we speak tonight. some in congress think aid could go away for good if we can't figure this out. what do we know about the stockpiles, the warehousing right now in terms of what they have left for anti-aircraft missiles, what's in the pipeline now? >> first of all, if the ukrainians were only able to shoot down 14 out of 19 drones and rockets that came in last night, that's a lower percentage than they have been knocking down in the past. that could be a combination of factors, but i think that's an indicator. of course, the russians are going to fill the sky with drones and rockets in the coming weeks. i would imagine there's a real shortfall of air defense weapons. >> you said you think russia will fill the sky. how much and how can putin exploit this uncertainty? >> look, i am sure that president putin knows that his only hope of winning is that the west quits

. >>> now, retired army lieutenant ben hodges and former security adviser to the israeli government who's also involved now in informal talks with egyptian officials over gaza. general hodges, picking up there. the reporting about the u.s. intercepting more attacks now o over the red sea. hitting targets in iraq and syria. before that, u.s. troops have been targeted. how real do you think these fears are tonight of the u.s. being dragged into a widening war in the region? >> well, first of all, congratulations to the us navy for how well they are defending shipping in the region against these attacks. the united states is not going to be drug into a conflict. we have strategic interests here and interests in what orin just said that the administration is trying to separate hamas from the other attacks but clearly, iran is at the center of all of this. these are not different incidents. these are all connected to iran which by the way, is russia's closest ally. so i think the united states has to step back and take a broader more strategic approach to how we address these challenges. >> ju

yalta, the division of russia into, so, remember this idiot, well, okay, about him later, about ben hodgest this is purely about coercion and incitement to commit terrorist actions in how it is in an organized group, it seems to me that is it somehow that kiryukha budanov is the only one suffering there in rozotsk? already announced, in my opinion, well, you need to have the name of the author of the article, you need all this, because the editor-in-chief of the wall street journal made an almost gigantic effort on himself, so he wrote this: it doesn’t give me any joy to announce vladimir putin is the geopolitical winner of the year, but his position looks immeasurably stronger than a year ago, kiev’s much promising counter-offensive has stalled, putin’s economy has held up. congratulations to your friends and comrades from federal security service in particular, and the first thing i want to convey with you not only from that roof but... to everyone else, second, i wanted to convey to artyom shenin, respect and blessing from metropolitan methodius of perm and kungur, with such a saying, i

here is ben hodge with cooler than eggs , forgive me, chicken, yes, which now, yes turkish and what, that he is there, what forecasts he made before, what forecasts he is making now, and it is possible that ben’s forecasts hodges will now be brought to life, but not hodges himself, these generals and so on, now germany, i agree with you, yes, they are trying to revive all this against the backdrop of deindustrialization in... the general task, of course, the general task is formulated exactly like this, not an attack, not june 22, containing russia, yeah, they understand, they hoped that ukraine would wage the war more successfully, that’s why sanctions would lead to internal troubles, that’s nothing came true, they understand that it will not come true, and accordingly they are strengthening the so-called eastern flank. who should we be more afraid of, the reborn one, but what is the german spirit today or this polish spirit that we haven’t seen, which may be even more rooster-like, but not always puts him on the right horse, no , the ending is the same for all of them, in general,

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former commander of the us army in europe ben hodges says that potential conscripts who belong at thethere are too many military-age men and women walking around ukraine who should be serving in the military. and thousands of ukrainians of military age are in poland, romania. and germany, ukraine should correct the situation by putting healthy men and women in military uniform. delays from mobilization in ukraine will deprive women of the police force; a draft of the new law was published by verkhovna rada deputy bezuglaya. this footage shows another raid on restaurants in the odessa region. here the summons is left at the door of recruits in the poltava region. and this video is from lviv. the employees of the recruitment center threw the shopping center visitors to the floor and wrung their hands. in kiev they plan to organize checkpoints for inspection documents and issuing subpoenas, according to terrorist budanov, the flywheel of mobilization can no longer be stopped. it’s impossible without mobilization , you even just need to discard such thoughts that you can move away from mo

even more terrible, i will remind you that the former commander-in-chief of us troops in europe, ben hodges, such a famous yastrib, he said: “why half a million, a million must be mobilized in ukraine, you have a million there, he also counted women there, but what about the rights? us? emancipation of women: let's serve in the ukrainian army and let's be there from the age of 18, that these are half measures out of 25. what is this connected with? it is connected with a simple fact: the fact that next year no one in the west believes in the victory of ukraine, but they want to sell this defeat as dearly as possible, so that this land will be, well, simply poisoned by the fact that another half a million ukrainians will die citizens, then, well, someone, of course, will have seeds of hatred, that... i have a brother there, i have a son, my father was killed in this war, now the task is being set by the western project, which is now trying to make ukraine so no longer a battering ram, but simply a heavy burden, which will be extremely sad, extremely sad, tragic for us, and indeed now we must

american general ben hodges.ion. ukraine needs to fix the conscription system so that these healthy, fit men and women can put on military uniforms. think what germany did in 1944? british and us air forces. therefore, i think that kiev can increase productivity. some western companies are already helping there. israeli troops have begun raids in several palestinian settlements on the west bank . this was reported by the qatari tv channel al-jazeera. in addition, aircraft from sahal carried out strikes on lebanon and syria. stated in response to shelling from their territory. meanwhile, for the first time since the beginning of the escalation of the situation in october, it has been 24 hours that israel has not been subjected to missile attacks from the gaza strip. while telyaviv continues to bomb the enclave. according to the latest data from the palestinian authorities, the number of victims israeli strikes exceeded 20,000, and negotiations for the release of hostages are reported to have resumed. however, the

lose, the main thing is that they understand this and admit it, even ukraine’s faithful friend ben hodgesblame everything on the west, as they do now. let's be honest, what has ukrainana been doing since 2014? there should already be mountains of artillery ammunition. one may be disappointed that the west does not provide more. and what did ukraine do after 2014 to increase its own production of ammunition? ukraine was the heart of the soviet union's defense industry for decades. therefore, i believe that ukraine should do everything possible to increase production. that's how they started talking, but from idlers, there are a lot of special effects, let them console themselves with this, but the germans are also involved in special effects, they are alternatively gifted there in europe, and they want to continue to support ukraine, and report that they are ready to supply ukraine with shells until 2025. the rainmet company received a large-scale production. an order for the supply of artillery ammunition for ukraine worth about 142 million euros. the order includes tens of thousands of 1

american foreign policy magazine, igor vladimirovich, very briefly, well, ben hodges, apparently forgotes mostly drive, why? because military logistics has long been built on a different principle, and even we hypothetically take, the largest loads are transported, what kind of transport, water transport is transported, no one carries out the movement of military equipment and logistics across the crimean bridge. everything is carried out on the wonderful roads that the russian federation built in the conditions of this war, there are wonderful highways, there you can drive at a speed of 130 km/h, and the capacity of these roads is simply outstanding, and of course, if such a terrorist attack, even an attempt at such a terrorist attack, is undertaken, i think russia’s response will be harsh, and not only in relation to the kiev regime, but exactly why , because this already goes beyond everything available within the framework of international relations. well, i must say that the situation with western life support, the kiev regime is becoming more and more critical, the night before th

rhetoric that we need to explain to ourselves both informationally and the state of the front, general ben hodgesukrainana been doing since 2014? there should already be mountains of artillery ammunition. one may be disappointed that the west does not provide more. a what ukraine did after 2014 to increase its own ammunition production. ukraine was the heart of the soviet defense industry for decades. union, so i believe that ukraine should do everything possible to increase production. an interesting story, that is, he suddenly in december of twenty-three begins to remember about the 4th year and says that ukraine could, but it didn’t, and so on, why would it be if this person in the spring of summer of twenty-two was talking about completely different things, for some reason he doesn't he remembered about the fourteenth year, industry, about ukrainian industry, what were they like, he had everything, it means the de-imperialization of russia, the beginning of the end of the russian federation, we must be ready for this, we were not ready, that is, the person had absolute euphoria , i say again,

person started talking, this is the former commander of american forces in europe, retired general ben hodgesthat the states themselves would never send their soldiers on an offensive similar to the one that the ukrainian armed forces attempted start in the summer, that is, without superiority in aviation and armored vehicles, well, perhaps this is precisely what explains the initially quiet grumbling that... a few weeks ago made its way from kiev on the pages of the western media and which this week turned into a real squabble within the military -the political establishment of ukraine. well, here’s another quote from the british economist magazine about the current situation in kiev. politicians say their generals are idiots, and generals say it's the politicians who are idiots who are getting in the way of the military. well, in general, not in vain after all, they say that victory has many fathers, but defeat is always an orphan. well , apparently, now in kiev. they are trying to find a political scapegoat, so who will they hang all the dogs on in the end? nashitor alexey petrushko is sur

, kuleba, i just immediately see that kuleba has such a mentor, a certain military man, general ben hodges goebbels is shouting on the radio that tomorrow the soviet union will fall, well let's roughly follow this path , by the way, hodges also distinguished himself recently, he proposed restoring the volksturm, which means that the kiev regime should create exactly the same volksturm, that is, drive everyone there and the children who are possible, which means the gentlemen are thinking very similarly, naturally, in ... mr. ryotkin ’s theses contain a refutation of himself; he proposes to take each individual country and build it into a fascist state, which will set the task of defeating russia. well, well, who will take on this, who will collect them all, let’s say, will say to everyone: if you don’t fulfill the assigned tasks, your economy will be destroyed, we will destroy you, so who? the americans have done their tasks, they , they have destroyed the european economy, which means they are making their money from this, which means they are making money, as it was correctly said, that

ukrainian politicians are actually still a little excited in this regard, let me remind you of ben hodges europe, he says, it’s not that the russians died, not that, relatively speaking, we will defeat them, the question here is into what sections and... into what separate segments will we divide it, and most importantly the main thing is what to do with nuclear weapons, we americans will take it for ourselves or divide it among the allies who will go there, how bravura it was all, how hollywood was involved, when i now describe at the beginning of the counter-offensives, they put their fingers there, the american senators who left said : they gave me a look at the plan, it’s brilliant, it will be such a catastrophic defeat, what happened, now andrey, one second, we just had an argument now. with colleagues right before our program, we didn’t give up childishly, that means i said that it was a nato plan, they really believed in it , they opposed me, he said, why do you, so to speak, believe in this, of course, they never believed in it, but some kind of plan, but they had it, they really

middle east do not have time to produce enough weapons; the former commander of us forces in europe, ben hodgestion. so you can be disappointed that the west does not give more, but what did ukraine do after 2014 to increase its own production of ammunition. i believe that ukraine should do everything possible to increase production. also, by the way , he now speaks completely differently; last year, at the end of the year, he began to say that the ukrainians would return all their lands there, moreover, they could seize our lands there in the summer. so andreyovich, you somehow began to very actively disagree when andrey vladimovich was counting the money, so i’ll add to you when mr. fedorov, you know, says in full voice that ukraine has military funding for the first quarter and at the same time we are seeing a reduction in military supply packages and almost a howl from the pentago that we have no money , but somehow someone with whom is not, they are lying - 16 they are also lying, they did not give it, as the day before mr. umerov confirmed that he had negotiations with the belgian side ab

out, but zelensky was given free advice by the former commander of the us army in europe, general ben hodgesthat kiev needs to take an example from nazi germany in 1944. think about what germany did in 1944 to romania. ukraine needs to debug the army recruitment system; in addition, thousands of ukrainians are conscripted age settled here in germany, poland and now there are too many men and women walking around ukraine whose place is in the army other than to dress all able-bodied men and women in military uniform. the spectator publication came out with an article summing up the kiev adventure as a whole; one headline is enough: no one wants to talk about ukraine anymore, especially no one wants to talk about a weak russia. the calculation was that it was necessary to poke harder and the scenario of 1991 would repeat. accordingly, the americans, coupled with the british were completely mistaken in their analysis of the events of even the ninety-first year, they did not understand what really happened then and tried to extrapolate that... what seemed to them to be a scenario for the current