mehling, deputy director of the research institute of the german society for foreign policy and head of the center for security and defenseogether with torbin shotz. researchers of the center for security and defense, publishes an extremely frank report on the website of the german society for foreign policy. this organization, by the way, operates as an ngo, but receives money from the federal budget of germany. the report begins very democratically. during this period, germany and nato must enable their armed forces to deter and, if necessary, fight against russia. nato's new strategic concept describes russia as its biggest and most pressing threat. parade in kiev, god give me strength, previously complete unconditional surrender, i only predicted, either i don’t understand anything, about anything, or next year, the twenty-fourth, will be the year of russia’s victory, it’s hard to argue, next year we need to win, we’re working, brothers, sisters, we work for the good of the fatherland and for your glory, lord. hello everyone, this is the dacha answer, i’m ilya the westerner, today we are working in the house of footba

center of combating disinformation at the council of national security and defense, it is also reported about disinformation and manipulative campaigns taking place in the temporarily occupied territories. andrii shapovalov, acting as head of the center forntering disinformation at the national security and defense council, guest of our broadcast, i congratulate you. very often we hear statements that russia is intensifying disinformation campaigns against ukraine, but if we talk about the amounts, actually, that the russian federation spends on this disinformation campaign as a whole, does the ukrainian side have any idea what kind of money we are talking about? adjust the sound, adjust the sound, actually with our guest, let's talk about disinformation, the topic is really important, because given the way information is spread in the context of a large-scale russian-ukrainian war, it is necessary to understand what can be picked up... what can not be picked up from those messages that are received, in fact, that is why i think that this conversation is worth listening to, mr. andriy, we congratulate you once again, in fact, these are colossal sums, i congratulate my colleague, and it should be understood that we are talking about not o

next , we have a diplomat, an expert of the center for foreign and security policy, center for defensetegies oleksandr khara. mr. oleksandr, i congratulate you and thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening, mr. sergey, thank you for the invitation. it turned out to be such a big foreign policy week. and this is only the equator this week , we already see that zelenskyi visited argentina, the united states of america, norway, the summit was held in norway, this is the summit of the northern countries of northern europe, with biden zelenskyi discussed financial assistance and money that should highlight the congress of the united states of america, there were many meetings in argentina, that is, a very, very tight schedule is still ahead. summit of the european union, where we should open the door, well, i hope so, to the european community. let 's start, perhaps, with biden, with zelenskyi's meeting with biden, because this visit was unannounced to washington, and zelenskyi met with the speaker of the parliament, the house of representatives johnson and met with other officials,

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for your inclusion in our program. it was oleksandr khara. diplomat, expert on foreign policy and security policy, center for defense strategiesll, we go further: i don't see anything, i don't hear anything, i won't say anything. yes, today the ministry of foreign affairs of china commented on yesterday's statement of the head russian diplomat sergey lavrov that beijing butsim participated in a secret meeting on the ukrainian peace formula, which was attended by representatives of the so-called global south in addition to ukrainians and europeans. during the briefing, the official representative of the foreign ministry of the celestial ministry, maoning , commented on this literally as follows: beijing has always been committed to playing a constructive role in the ceasefire and the political settlement of the ukrainian crisis, that is, there was an answer to this question journalist, no, there was no answer, well, this is purely in the style of china, but it is very nice that this information appeared about, if these secret negotiations took place, it is very good, and the netherlands needs to prepare for a possible war with

aid , european prospects, we will continue to talk with the diplomat and expert on foreign security policy of the center for defense strategies oleksandr khara joins the broadcast, mr. oleksandr, my greetings, good evening, good evening, congratulations, and about the trip to states, of course we will monitor this topic in detail and we will be able to talk about something based on the results of the meeting, but which of these meetings do you think can change the situation with the approval of the next aid package for ukraine? well, if possible, i will still return to argentina literally for two reasons: the first is how much the new, let's say, the appointed, or rather the newly elected president and the president of ukraine hugged, and how easy it was to clap there or shake hands between milia and mr. orbán . why is this important? since we see well, hungary is the first case. slovakia, this is the second, and here is argentina, those people come to power who, well, you can say there. the right by populists, and it is important for orban, and for the republicans of the trumpian spill, it is very important, and t

then in we are in touch with a diplomat, expert on foreign and security policy of the center for defenseegies oleksandr khare. sir i congratulate you and thank you for being with us today , good evening, mr. serhiy, thank you for the invitation, first of all i congratulate you on the day of the diplomat, today is the day of the ukrainian diplomat, therefore my most sincere congratulations, thank you and of course to all colleagues who are abroad and in ukraine, they defend on, let's say, well, in peacetime, we say the first line of defense, because in fact, a lot depends on them and the impossibility, well, now of course international support and that. in order for us to survive and become a european state, let's talk about international support, starting with the visit to ukraine of the minister of foreign affairs of poland in the new government, radoslaw sikorski, he arrived in kyiv, there is already information that he met with the president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky , you can see on twitter that he wrote about the fact that in the morning he was already in kyiv, and the president

next, we have oleksandr khara, diplomat and expert on foreign and security policy of the center for defense strategies. mr. oleksandr, i am you congratulations and thank you for joining us. broadcast, good evening, mr. serhiy, thank you for the invitation, since , mr. oleksandr, we and our viewers are asking whether the ukrainian government demonstrates unity today, i will also ask you about it, because from the point of view of partnership in the world and in europe , the unity of the ukrainian government allows us to do much more than its absence, so do we now look like a single government, or does it look like a united government, which also leads to victory, which prefers victory and , accordingly, leads the ukrainian people, well you are absolutely right that national unity is one of the most important arguments, both in order to consolidate ukrainian society in the fight against the aggressor, and in order to ensure the support of our western partners, well, you know, i will surely answer not from myself, but from the headlines that i literally looked at today in zaikonisti, well, tod

for joining us and we look forward to hearing your insights. i would also like to thank the defense program for hosting this timely event. at the atlanta counsel, the center for strategy and security, works to develop sustainable nonpartisan strategies to address the most important security challenges facing the united states, our allies, and partners. consistent with that mission, it generates ideas for the defense ecosystem to promote an enduring military advantage for the united states. this work identifies the defense strategies, capabilities and resources the united states needs to deeper and if necessary prevail in any future conflict. the united states has long relied on conventional arsenal to deter and if necessary fight and win mores. the 21st century security environment is growing as competitors from china and russia contest the us military advantage on the global stage. it continues a campaign of armed aggression against ukraine, takes increasingly pastoring the indo pacific region. welfare today exists across multiple domains from the traditional physical domains of air, land, and sea, and the cyberspace and information domains, intensified through emerging technolog

and ukraine and border security with wisconsin congressman tom emmer tiffany a member of the freedom caucu the wars havead on u.s. defense production with retired colonel. from the center for strategic cc and international studies. join in the conversation live at seven eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> here's what i had today as he said to it. coming up next to look at how assets could be used to fund ukraine's reconstruction. after that the white house hosts a tribal nation summit focused on promoting sovereignty for tribal nations and creating more access to federal funding. alabama republican senator tommy tarbell talks about his decision to drop his month on hold on military promotions that he initiated due to the defense department abortion policy. expand campaign 2024 coverage continues with the primaries and caucuses. watch it live on the c-span network as the first vote for the country on results big with the iowa caucuses on a generate 15th and the new hampshire primary and generate 23rd. campaign 2024 on c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. ♪'s he spent as your unfiltered view of government. funded by these televisio

and a common responsibility for our fatherland. the center for the electoral commission of russia must, by december 12, make a decision on the possibility with the departments responsible for defense and securitye elections are held as safely as possible for voters in the first place. a new system will be used for the information campaign during the presidential elections, its testing was successfully carried out within the framework of a single voting day, and a special mobile invitation will appear. alexey petrov, sofia petrosyan, andrey stifrov, denis kuznetsov and arina bogorod. two senior hamas officials in the gaza strip, and also reported that they were looking for several more in the city of khan, evnis, which is now surrounded by idf armored vehicles and artillery . at the same time, the international humanitarian organization is alarmed by the news about assad in another hospital in the palestinian enclave and demands that the deaths of civilians there be prevented. about the situation in the conflict zone, report by pavel melnik and stanislav bernwald. the apartment of one of the key founders of the militant wing , yahya sinuar, is empty, but the militants are left to the last defen

and we are in touch with diplomat oleksandr khara, an expert on foreign and security policy at the center for defensetrategies. mr. oleksandr, i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening, mr. sergey, pleasure. so, today president putin announced for the fifth time that he will... to run for president of russia, and he did it very funny, because he had a meeting there with the so-called veterans of the so-called svo, and the so-called head of the so-called people's council of the so-called dnr artem zhoga approached him on behalf of the occupied donbass. let's take a look at this funny video, because it was simply played out as if by notes. i appointed the election of the president of the russian federation and... i , on behalf of all our people, all of donbas, our united lands, would like to ask you to take part in these elections, because что работы очень много, thanks to your actions, your decision, we got freedom, the right to choose, and we want to take part in the elections of the president of the russian federation, and you are our president, there are очень много, we

call 15:20 on the clock, it's time to add oleksandr haro, an expert on foreign and security policy of the center for defense strategies, to the conversation. welcome to our air, mr. oleksandr. good evening. let's talk about the united states, because this country has been waking us up a lot lately. there's not much time left until christmas, the time when they can... approve aid to ukraine, but everyone points out that it's actually time not until christmas, but only next week remains, because everyone goes on vacation from december 15. what, shall we make it? let's hope , because what happened in the last few days, it caused quite a strong reaction in the western media and politicians, experts, former soldiers who are on our side, they say that ... this is absolutely not right , because ukraine can lose a lot, well, very often, in addition to traditional logical, logical arguments, they say that ukrainians will pay with blood for this war, and of course this in the interests of the united states, its allies, so that ukraine does not do this, but wins this war. therefore, let's hope that such pressure will

and about their movement. the information is as closed as possible, everyone should understand that they do not work only for the special operations center, the security service of ukraine, they work with... with all the defenses and return from the other world all our cossacks who need it accordingly, once delivered to us brigadavaka of the patient, who marked as medium severity, he received a fragment of premenium, there was one small wound here, and at first it seemed that... this, that is, small things, he communicated with us, he talked with us, we examined him once, no additional damage found, we should transfer him to the next stage of evacuation, which would last two, or maybe 2.5 hours, but probably the experience of all the members of the surgical team already worked, intuitively, he looked more difficult than... he should have to be with those injuries that we have received information, when he was still brought to us, examining his heart, we saw blood around the heart, the picture formed, and we understood that this was the entrance hole. at this point, when the surgeon thinks, if the entrance is here, and the heart is clearly wounded, then what is going on inside? this was the first moment. when

robert super is a senior fellow at the scowcroft center for strategy and security at the atlanta counsel. he is the deputy secretary of defenseor nuclear and defense policy, and then we have the honorable walt slocombe, board director at the atlanta counsel, and the former undersecretary for policy at the department of defense, and then we have lynn rusten, the vice president of global nuclear policy program at the nuclear threat initiative. thank you all for being here with us today to share your own thoughts, and i would like to kick it off with a very broad question. we've just heard about the report, the findings, the recommendations, the buildup, but i want to ask you, when you read through it, did you think that the commission met its mark, and come up with a solid path forward, and what recommendations did you not see that you would've liked to have seen in there? >> i guess i will go first. >> i think they did the remit in the sense. you have to understand why the commission was created to begin with, right? when congress creates a commission, it means there is an issue, so politically divisive, that they can't resolv

and nonproliferation. directly to my left, a senior fellow at the center for strattera -- strategy and security at the event to counsel and former deputy secretary for missile defenseicy. we have the board director at the atlantic council and the former under secretary of defense policy at the department of defense, then we have the vice president or global nuclear policy program at the nuclear threat initiative. thank you all for being here today to share your own thoughts, and i would like to kick it up with a very broad question. we just heard about the findings, recommendations, the buildup, but i want to ask you when you read through it did you think that the commission met its mark and come up with a solid red ford, and what recommendations did you not see that you would have liked to have seen in there? >> i guess i will go first. i think they did meet. you have to understand why the commission was created. when congress created a commission it means there is an issue that congress cannot resolve it, so nuclear weapons is one of those. there was a previous commission chaired by two former secretaries of defense in the 2000 nine time frame, and at that point

and most ministry has suffered a series of defense and recent weeks. me when, but as a professor at the daniel k. n. u a, a specific center for security studies. she says is a fighting and manual have devastating villages and towns or they have stuff for a lot from the bombing and the burning of the villages by the military home to forces me. a say, who has been, uh, you know, indiscriminately bombing the civilian villages, towns as has been since, because china has to make a decision. i think, at this moment because china thought originally military was never taken care of, was too big to fail. but after 3 years of the, you know, correlation forces fighting against it. it, it is in it is that it has been a chaos and almost collapse. so the it and it is unable to control somebody. take that organized crime, criminal groups that are operating inside me and my rushes jail don't positionally the election of only it has reported. they've disappeared within the countries present system as allies say his whereabouts unknown. but he's no longer in the person who was once held in. i say that finally became in his cell last week and did not show up for

oleksandr, thank you for the conversation, oleksandr khara, expert on foreign and security policy of the center of defense strategies, was with us, i just have a parade of cheerful, good news here , explosions and shootings are reported in novorossiysk, the authorities, after these explosions had already passed, said that this was a training exercise and now there will be such training shootings take place every saturday. well, but it was reported after something went wrong there. a military pilot who launched missiles over ukraine was shot in voronezh. it seems that he feels very bad and hot in the temporarily occupied makiyeivka, here we can see the consequences in these shots a powerful explosion, as if the oil depot had missed something there, and now it is burning so beautifully. with that, let's take a short break, then we'll come back and talk about... what influence can events in south america have on the war in ukraine? warning! incredible novelty from razpak tv. super warm and very comfortable alaska stayle boots. perfect fit. water-repellent material and a feeling of warmth even in 30-degree fr

security and defense sector, unfortunately, we have such practice, we have what we have, mr. pavle, thank you for these clarification, pavlo lekiychuk, head of security programs at the strategy 21 global studies center touch with us, dear friends, stay with us, we are now, with a moment of silence, honoring all those ukrainians whose lives were cut short by russian aggression, and our marathon , i remind you, continues. let's observe a moment of silence in memory of ukrainian soldiers and peaceful citizens of ukraine who died in the war started by russia.

of the defense-industrial complex and in seeking to highlight the most relevant trends in the field of security, and now joins us the first guest, this is valentin badrak, director of the center for army, conversion and disarmament research, military analyst and writer, mr. valentin, welcome, nice to see and hear you, mr. sergey, very happy to be invited, as always, i would like to start with the first question, but i am sure that you actually followed the results of our delegation's negotiations in washington, the minister of defense was there, the head of the president's office was there, and the minister of strategic industries, that is , it was about the military-political and military-technical components, but when we if we are talking about the military-political component, then first of all i was interested in this thesis that security guarantees for ukraine were discussed, this is a topic that was raised there after the villeneuve nato summit, then it kind of receded into the background. but we see that the process is somehow taking place, i would like to ask how we now understand these security guarantees from the united states, is there still this concept that there cou

security with wisconsin replican -- member of t freedom caucus. we will talk about the fact the israel-hamas and ukraine war has had on u.s. defense protection with a retired colonel for the center for strategic and international studies. c-span's washington journal, joining the conversation live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at an.org. >> thursday, prede biden's nominee to be deputy secretary of state testified that his confirmation hearing before the sena foreign relations committee serves as national serity counter crdinator for the in pacific. watch now and are free c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. >> c-span studentcam documentary competition is back celebrating 20 years with this year's theme, looking forward while considering the past. we are asking middle and high school students to create a five to six minute video addressing one of these questions. in the next 20 years what is the most important change you'd like to see in america. or, over the past 20 years what has been the most important change in america? we are giving away $100,000 in total prizes with the grand prize of $5,000 and every teacher who has students parti

for the country's army at the national defense control center. in the hall are not only the top generals, but also the heads of the chambers of parliament and the heads of the securitys. and he doesn’t give up his aggressive goals in ukraine, well, we won’t give up our goals for a special military operation either we are gathering, assessing the current situation on the ground, on the line of combat contact, we can say with confidence that our troops have the initiative, in fact, we are doing what we consider necessary, what we want, where we need it, where you, commanders , in general, i think... it is advisable to adopt active defense tactics, this is what is happening, and where necessary, we are improving our positions. by the way, the myth about the invulnerability of western military equipment also collapsed. all attempts, as they said in the west, to inflict a military defeat on us, a strategic defeat, the courage and fortitude of our soldier was shattered. faced with an increased one. the work for the current year and previous periods is more than impressive, this despite significant supplies of western weapons and equipment to the kiev regime. russian group