brent johnson with ben wallace suoporting — johnson was?son was? brent johnson with ben wallace supporting him was - johnson was? brent johnson with ben wallace supporting him was making l wallace supporting him was making very clear that this wasn't a particular conflict between two nations between russia and ukraine, it was instead a much broader battle between russia and the free world. i think for all of his many faults, borisjohnson as a prime minister was right to lead on that and it's a difficult act for rishi sunak to follow. he has been trying to reconcile some of the numbers and pressures on the budget. i think the thing that is important here is whether this is a practical consideration, we don't have enough of the kit or the equipment that is being asked for a one that is about a broader level of commitment where we can make up for not having that cat by investing in other countries and trying to speed up production in places where it is possible. i'm fairly convinced that put the pen minister in the foreign secretary are commit

he said that kyiv cannot stop for a day, i will quote what ben wallace said. average age of fighters at the front is over 40 years. i understand the desire of president zelensky to preserve the youth for the future, but the fact is that russia mobilizes the entire country from below. putin knows what a pause will give him time to create a new army, therefore, as britain did in 39-41, it may be time to reassess the scale of... mobilization of ukraine. considering the fact that ukraine is not a large country, compared to russia, different ee, different number of inhabitants and different number of those who can be mobilized into the army, is it necessary to continue in this war with these large mobilized armies, or is it still necessary to move to another stage that was not seen in the second world war, namely with the use of the latest weapons that the allies can give us in anti-putin coalition or does the resource base of these mobilized people decide everything in your way now? yes , i think that it is necessary to mobilize without interruption, because there

colonel, the former defense minister of great britain, ben wallace, said that ukraine should recruitle to the army in order to prevent a decrease in the pace of the counteroffensive. in a comment to the telegram publication, he said that kyiv cannot stop for a single day, i quote what ben wallace said, the average age of the soldiers at the front is more than 40 years. i understand the president's desire zelsky to save the youth for the future, but the fact is that russia is secretly mobilizing the entire country. putin knows that the pause will give him time to build a new army, so, as britain did in 1939-41, it may be time to reassess the scale of ukraine's mobilization. given that in

, actually, actually ben wallace, was doing everything right and thinking about how to help ukraine.we go on a short break after that we will continue it, we will have yuriy fedorenko , the commander of the company of unmanned attack systems of the achilles 92 separate assault brigade, and we will talk with him about what is happening now in the donetsk nabahmud area. stay with us. bookforum is returning to the festival of culture and literature. live in lviv, online in the world, foreign and ukrainian authors, book fair, discussions that change the future, new location in the city center, powder tower on pidvalniy street, 4:8 october, come, entry is free, details on the bookforom.ua website . antwerp shakhtar against megogo in the match... with the belgian champion, the miners need to score maximum points. on october 4 at 19:45, cheer for the victory of shakhtar. stream the champions league exclusively on megogo. there are 20% discounts on coldrex at podorozhnyk, bam and oskad pharmacies. there are discounts on septifril darnytsia tablets. 10% in pharmacies plantain bam and savings.

roman, ben wallace is the former minister of defense of great britain, in the telegram he writes that should call up more young people to the army in order to prevent a decrease in the pace of the counteroffensive, i quote ben wallace. the average age of fighters at the front is over 40 years. i understand the desire of president zelensky to preserve the youth for the future, but the fact is that russia is mobilizing the entire country. putin knows that the pause will give him time to build a new army, so like britain did in 39-41, maybe now is the time to reassess the scale of ukraine's mobilization. well, according to the ex-minister, today the whole world is watching whether the west has the determination to defend its own values ​​and a system based on rules. is it in the war that is currently being fought in ukraine, or is it the scale of the mobilization. and human resources, which are currently used to protect the ukrainian state, at a time when the war combines the elements of the first world war, when trench warfare is underway, and the elements of the world war, when quadcop

too, well, no one tells them that, of course, but, last week, here very interesting thing, uh, ben wallacehose who haven’t been shot at, it’s just a crowd that rushes , does not mean that they are particularly experienced, it means that they have logged in a couple of times into battle and survived, it’s not that there are over-prepared people, this is the middle part , there are battalions that are already the third or fourth time of the people, it’s just that the losses are so huge, but they don’t really talk about it, well, except for a few. who are not invited to the main program because of this , well, last week they filmed a documentary on eastern and western technology, we went to patriot park and went there with captured equipment , discussed it and i took a photo there, it’s just a beautiful photo, bogdan is worth bmp1 and bogdan bushmaster is there. maxpro, all these, all this equipment, well, well, it’s just a war crime, sending people in such equipment to the battlefield, a four-meter vehicle, lightly armored, this is an armored vehicle, this is not a caterpillar, even there ar

calculations, except for the statement yesterday... by the former british ministry of defense, ben wallace youth of ukraine who remain, well, ukraine is counting on it to the last. ukrainians and european leaders take this statistics into account, it is very important for them. vlad, that’s interesting, vladimir about confusion, yes, which is now observed in america, including in. in the european union, how can this confusion actually affect the battlefield now? well, you need to understand that military affairs are extremely inertial, and what is happening today is something that was actually laid out in the summer, even at the beginning of summer, and accordingly, the effect of what is happening at the front will usually be visible in 2-3 months, until they are put into warehouses, in optimistic forecasts, well, i say that, in principle, now we see the result of the counter-offensive, well , the spring one, yes, absolutely, we see how if only... we see the result of the january decisions, which turned out to be catastrophic and ended in a kind of huge failure , let's say the current inte

former head of the ministry of defense in great britain, ben wallace advised kiev to conscript more youth proposed intensifying the mobilization of young ukrainians so as not to slow down the pace of the counteroffensive. now the average age of soldiers in the esu is 40 years. in tobolsk , more than 300 residents were evacuated due to a strong fire in an apartment building, three people were hospitalized. the night before , a gas exploded on the fifth floor of the building and the fire spread to the roof. elon musk accused the prime minister of canada of trying to destroy freedom of speech. the billionaire called justin trudeau's actions a disgrace. this is how musk responded to the introduction of new rules for streaming services in canada. sports news, in the studio ilya kazakov, ilya, good morning, the all-russian campaign 10,000 steps to life took place at different venues across the country. raman, good morning, yes, the 10,000 steps of life campaign has been held since 2015, it is carried out by the public organization national health league. the event is based on vos’ recommendatio

more young people to the army in order to prevent the decline of the counteroffensive, quoting ben wallace: the average age of fighters at the front is over 40 years. i understand the desire of president zelensky to preserve the youth for the future, but the fact is that russia mobilizes the entire country at a low level. putin knows that the pause will give him time to build a new army. therefore, as britain did in 1939-1941, it may be time to reassess the scale of ukraine's mobilization. well, according to the ex-minister, today the whole world observes whether the west has the determination to defend its own values ​​and a rule-based system, whether it is in the war that is currently raging in ukraine, or whether it is the scale of mobilization and human resources that are currently being used to protect the ukrainian state, at a time when war, combines the elements of the first world war, when there is a trench war, and the elements of the world war , when quadcopters, drones strike, ultrasonic missiles fly, is it all decided by the mass of people, will it still be enough the intervent

i wanted to draw your attention to the statement of the former british defense minister ben wallace, or rather, he wrote a column for the telegraph and called on president zelski to increase mobilization. let's listen to the quote and come back to the question. the average age of fighters at the front is over 40. ya i understand the desire of president zelensky to preserve the youth for the future. but the fact is, russia is secretly mobilizing the entire country. putin knows that the pause will give him time to build a new army, so, as britain did in 1939 and 1941, it may be time to reassess the scale of ukraine's mobilization. well, taking into account what we talked about at the beginning, about what will determine the events on the front in 2024, to what extent this factor can be decisive, and i take into account... whether the forecasts of western analysts regarding a long-term war, whether the authorities will have to strengthen mobilization processes in ukraine, including at the expense of younger ukrainians, what do you think? and maybe so, but the main thing is motivation, a

ukrainians fight for their freedom and will continue help, but former british defense minister ben wallace, after the mass death of civilians in a thunderstorm, called on germany to unblock the supply of taurus long-range cruise missiles to ukraine. every time russia attacks the civilian population and violates international law, it is necessary to take retaliatory measures , he wrote, and the shelling continues, at night the russians struck the international ferry crossing orlivka and sakcha on the danube. the south of odesa was attacked by drones. three shaheds were destroyed, but part of the enemy drones hit the reservoir and the trucks on the crossing. nine vans burned down in the damaged malt premises. the drivers managed to hide in the shelter. due to the destruction, the work of the international crossing had to be temporarily stopped. in donetsk region, the occupiers injured two people and set a dozen settlements on fire . an aerial bomb was dropped on ivanopil from artillery in pozoryany, pleschiivka and novomykhailivka villages. more than 20. the school and the power line were de

, who understand that ben wallace, who is leaving, left the government leaving parliament, to leavingher billion into put a further 2 billion into ukraine. but what i thought was really significant and almost missed over the weekend was an interview with the new defence secretary, grant shapps. we are now going to send british troops s wearing uniform to ukraine. they'll be there to train ukrainians. but i would suggest this is a mistake. i would suggest this risks escalation. all it needs is a russian drone to take out a position with british soldiers in uniform and then, goodness knows where it leads to. i don't mind us training ukrainians here in the country. i believe it's a step too far. nobody else will say it . nobody else is talking about it in a moment, i'll be joined by professor matt goodwin and by gb christopher hope. gb news own christopher hope. when analyse how well is the conference going and realistically could they come back to win the next election well, it's monday evening and the main events are over. but so much to look fonnard to tomorrow andindeed much to look

, who understand that ben wallace, who is leaving, left the government leaving parliament, to leavingher billion into put a further 2 billion into ukraine. but what i thought was really significant and almost missed over the weekend was an interview with the new defence secretary, grant shapps. we are now going to send british troops s wearing uniform to ukraine. they'll be there to train ukrainians. but i would suggest this is a mistake. i would suggest this risks escalation. all it needs is a russian drone to take out a position with british soldiers in uniform and then, goodness knows where it leads to. i don't mind us training ukrainians here in the country. i believe it's a step too far. nobody else will say it . nobody else is talking about it in a moment, i'll be joined by professor matt goodwin and by gb christopher hope. gb news own christopher hope. when analyse how well is the conference going and realistically could they come back to win the next election well, it's monday evening and the main events are over. but so much to look fonnard to tomorrow andindeed much to look

in ukraine, because we talked a lot yesterday, in particular , they discussed the statement of ben wallaceky in his column to withdraw attention, whether to strengthen mobilization, including at the expense of younger ukrainians. considering the bad news you gave at the end, about the big one anyway. of human resources in russia, which is of course related to the population, and what can ukraine oppose, whether it will be necessary to resort to increased mobilization at the expense of younger ukrainians, in your opinion, in my opinion, it is definitely necessary, and it should be done already, yes , it is very unpleasant, but we have to admit it, if we do we want to win this war, not lose, and by the way, let me remind you that there is no intermediate option, there is no option to freeze... the conflict, to come to an agreement somehow, no, actually russia will not go for it, not even, not even, if suddenly we decided that, god be with him, we give up the occupied territories, we go to the finnish option there or the korean option, as they call it there , russia will no longer go, russia

battle of britain was going on in the thirty-ninth-forty-first year, but this was all deceit from ben wallacetain was saved by one 20 june 2, 1941 and millions of our dead soldiers and civilians who died and thereby saved the ancestors of the same grandparents of this fascist ben wallis from, among other things, a host of unpleasant consequences hitler's invasion of ben wallis, he has now resigned from the post of minister of defense, apparently, he is really becoming a downed pilot , he has no chance to lead nato, he no longer has a chance to preserve himself as a figure of the political elite of britain, because well, the next elections are conservatives 90% will lose, for us this does not play any role, this is purely their internal squabble, and so ben wallis can already give himself the freedom to say what he thinks, he could say one phrase: “ukrainians, go die for us, for our interests, let's by the way, let's see how the bbc and british propagandists motivate ukrainians to die, and even their women, damn it. the voices mourning the victims of this war are becoming louder every day. thi

that won't change under grant shapps any more than it changed under ben wallace.i think that he's trying to show that this kind of support is just the way he's doing. it increases the risk over there. yeah, talking about people who are at the top normally of con con poles. >> so back in the day, ben wallace always used to come out on top when tory voters and members were asked, would members were asked, who would you party? the you like to lead the party? the other on top you like to lead the party? the ot kemi on top you like to lead the party? the ot kemi badenoch. on top you like to lead the party? the ot kemi badenoch. she'son top you like to lead the party? the ot kemi badenoch. she's talking is kemi badenoch. she's talking about echr . i mean, this is about the echr. i mean, this is again bit meat being again a bit of red meat being thrown to the right. she seems to be suggesting i'm to be suggesting and i'm intrigued this intrigued because this is appearing in all the appearing in all of the different interviews, oh, we can't off table . we can't take it of

that too, well, no one tells them that, of course, last week, that’s a very interesting thing, uh, ben wallacely also admitted that 60% of those there were not fired upon, it’s just a crowd that rushes , and “everything” doesn’t mean that they are particularly experienced, it means that they have entered the battle and survived, not that there are over-trained people, this is the middle part , there are battalions that have been raised for the third or fourth time, because everything is just such huge losses, but they don’t talk about it much, well, except for some commentators, like mcgregor, who are not invited to the main program because of this, well, last week they filmed a documentary on eastern and western technology, we went to patriot park, and walked around with captured equipment, discussed it and i took a photo there , here just a beautiful photo, bogdan is standing, there is a bmp-1, and there is bogdan, max pro, all these, all this equipment, well, well, it’s just a war crime, sending people in such equipment to the battlefield, a four-meter vehicle, lightly armored, this is armo

we are still lagging behind ukraine, and under grant sheps, this will change no more than under ben wallacerds, these are the words of dmitry medvedev, the former liberal president of russia, who has now become one of the most militant voices in the kremlin, and although i am not old enough to remember this, it sounds a lot like rhetoric cold war, at the same time, there is nothing new in this matter, because operation interflex is being carried out. uk sub-guides 2,000 ukrainian troops were trained. so the only difference here is that now these the training camps will be located not on british territory, but in ukraine. russia will view these camps , and possibly military factories if they are built under british auspices, as legitimate targets. and as usual, russia can come up with some asymmetric response. we'll see and find out. britain is sending its troops into ukraine in a sense. a war gets involved, even though it's just training, i don't understand how they won't fight if they have to. dmitry medvedi said that any british soldiers on ukraine, which will train ukrainians, will becom

are the results of the rule of the maidan authorities , while the west is still driving ukraine, ben wallacein, made a statement that there are too few ukrainians, especially young people, something is bad, basically all those fighting are over 40, and where are the youth, well, more cheerful, more fun forward, into the ranks of the ukrainian armed forces, ben wallis encourages, well, in ukraine we already need to look for some new arguments for the people to go, to do what, here are the last arguments, he brought absolutely murderous forces... man , whom we rarely quote, but here i think it’s possible, aristovich, let's listen, the russians have three tasks, to partially restore the former ussr, to break off the west, it is advisable to greatly weaken the supranational structures of the west, the eu, nato and so on, within the framework of which they can pursue a consolidated general strategy and work with each country separately, because each individual countries, russia is infinitely stronger, it is weaker only than the blocs. and now their task is to re-elect vladimir vladimirovich, to r

joining us now is one of the spokesmen for the idf, major ben wallace, thank you very much.iar -- do you know the extent of the tunnels? do you have it thoroughly mapped out? >> yes, hamas, as you noted, has an extensive network of tunnels in gaza city. in fact, it has turned almost all of gaza strip in into a military stronghold. 15 years it's been governing in gaza, and instead of helping it flourish, instead of supporting its 2 million people, it's invested all of its financial support from partners in the region, it's know how, its efforts into developing terrorist infrastructure and terrorist capability to attack cities, and that's what we've seen in the past few days. land, air, sea attacks, hundreds of terrorists streaming across the border, massacring women and children, abducting israelis back into gaza and continuously firing rockets into our cities. >> let me ask you about those hostages, it's believed to be at least quite a few of them if not all of them are in the tunnels and probably well spread out. is the idf confident you're going to be able to rescue some,

i work the ben wallace work with the mod, ben wallace at the government has at the time, the governmentaid stop the said it's going to stop the boats actually i think boats and actually i think they're to have explain they're going to have to explain that its entirety. what are that in its entirety. what are the policies that will the key policies that will lead to stopping boats? the to stopping the boats? the crucial thing, though, people are it's are still crossing and it's still putting all the pressures are still crossing and it's sti|our|tting all the pressures are still crossing and it's sti|our systems the pressures are still crossing and it's sti|our systems domestically; are still crossing and it's sti|our systems domestically . and on our systems domestically. and actually, you know, we've got the sorry, the the strasbourg sorry, the supreme judgement supreme court judgement that's coming week. think it coming up next week. i think it could or the week after could be or the week after it starts week. next week starts next week. next week around flights. can around the rwanda

i mean, ben wallace, the outgoing defence secretary, made the point that it interferes severely onlye convention was never intended to apply extra territorially. that's a pure invention of the strasbourg court , so it's time strasbourg court, so it's time to leave, is it? >> martin how? >> martin how? >> well, my view is it's time to leave. in fact, ten years ago i was on a committee mission on the bill of rights set up by the camp karen government, the coalition government . and we coalition government. and we were at of sort of were looking at ways of sort of modifying its application and things. i mean , i think things. but i mean, i think we've gone past that sort of approach and really there is no purpose for this country to remain in it. you know, why should we have a sort of regional but we'll become like belarus and russia. >> they'll say, well, because they're not part of it. >> well, they i mean, you know, they decided to leave for very different reasons. i mean, the reason for leaving would be it's impossible , unfortunately, to impossible, unfortunately, to stay in the co

i mean, ben wallace, the outgoing defence secretary, made the point that it interferes severely onlye convention was never intended to apply extra territorially. that's a pure invention of the strasbourg court , so it's time strasbourg court, so it's time to leave, is it? >> martin how? >> martin how? >> well, my view is it's time to leave. in fact, ten years ago i was on a committee mission on the bill of rights set up by the camp karen government, the coalition government . and we coalition government. and we were at of sort of were looking at ways of sort of modifying its application and things. i mean , i think things. but i mean, i think we've gone past that sort of approach and really there is no purpose for this country to remain in it. you know, why should we have a sort of regional but we'll become like belarus and russia. >> they'll say, well, because they're not part of it. >> well, they i mean, you know, they decided to leave for very different reasons. i mean, the reason for leaving would be it's impossible , unfortunately, to impossible, unfortunately, to stay in the co

ukraine, which is ready for kemsk volost, but crimea , crimea, crimea ben wallace in his interview sayscide, and not politically, in the literal sense of suicide, and the sacred question arises, when this suicide is accomplished, what next, is this the main one? the question to which will be the poles, then there will be the turks, then there will be everyone, anyone, they will fight proxies to the last, what are called europeans , no matter who they are, well, by the way, here is this quote that we are all widely discussing today what does he say there, what do you have the average age of soldiers is over 40, and i understand zelsky’s desire to take care of the young for the future of ukraine, i read it this way, that he says, listen, what is the future of ukraine, why should you take care of them, there is no future of ukraine , so come on, but here... which is very significant in terms of what you are saying, in general, this quote that everyone is discussing, this is the end of the article, 80% of the article, this is the reasoning that they have already won, and what is needed just

he's not ben wallace. he doesn't have that same way of presenting information . but i do think that it was a good introduction . now it was a good introduction. now ukraine is always going to be a major part of what the uk is going to push fonnard. seeing as that we've been behind a lot of the support. but i think that needs to be put back in a in a conference speech like that . i conference speech like that. i really, really do. i don't think thatis really, really do. i don't think that is the most important thing, but overall i'm pretty pleased with performance. so far. >> james schneider, what you >> james schneider, what did you make he did reference make of it? he did reference jeremy corbyn. your your ex—boss, he? talked about ex—boss, didn't he? talked about how corbyn didn't want trident how corbyn didn't want a trident in any of the nuclear deterrence and if we'd be left exposed, he did. >> so claire's completely right with the, the accommodation policy, which was actually one of labour's policies under jeremy corbyn. we had all of those issues as claire

. >> ben wallace has revealed that he asked prime minister rishi sunak to spend more than £2 billions defence secretary. another £2.3 billion would be a 50% increase on how much the uk has committed so far. but no decision on next years so far. but no decision on next year's spending has been announced as yet . as it stands, announced as yet. as it stands, the uk is no longer the biggest european donor to ukraine. germany is okay, let's have a look at your weather picture that starts the week greg dewhurst with that. >> hello there , i'm greg >> hello there, i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast . a bit of a north south split in the weather today. outbreaks of rain across england and wales, dry and bright across northern scotland . northern ireland and scotland. and though first thing this morning is quite a bright start for however, the thicker for many, however, the thicker cloud north and cloud soon pushes north and eastwards england and eastwards across england and wales, rain starts to move wales, the rain starts to move in increasingly in this tu