clive menzes, political economy analyst and researcher from london.invasion of of the russian region of coursk, the they have lost in the in the last three weeks plus some... 10 9 to 1000 troops, they have lost 80 tanks, they have lost hundreds of armored personnel carriers and other heavy equipment that had been provided like, by the united states and its allies, those were gathered today in ramstein military base in germany to hear mr. zelensky's ple for further equipment that you have just shown on screen. the likelihood that any of this equipment would improve the the position of the ukrainian forces is negligible. the notion that mr. zelensky will receive the the permission. to use long range striking missiles provided by nato to hit the interior, the heartland of russia, the notion that he was selling today and inramstein is may be excluded. the russians have made it very clear that they are ready to do anything necessary to destroy the f-16s, which would be the likely carriers of such weapons and if necessary, to go further to challenge nato. m

also with us is clive menz's researcher and commentator in.is would mean in terms of the yemini armed forces military prowes, well so far what we've come to know... about the yemen armed forces is that they've been able to amas a good amount, a sizable amount of drones, not so shabby amount of ballistic missiles, which they've used a number of occasions, but they fact that they used a hypersonic missile, mean this is this is game changing for many reasons, mean even the the americans if you want to take them into account there. years away from developing good hypersonic missile technology, if you want to talk about who the hypersonic players are in the world, you have basically russia, china, iran, and now you have yemen, and i mean yemen out of all countries, because yemen is a country traditionally looked down upon by the richer arab countries, mainly may... countries, so you have one of the poorest nations in the arab world now in possession of hypersonic missiles, that's one, that's that's one thing, that's that's a huge one, but it's the