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earlier i spoke to daryl kimball, executive director at the arms control association.esident biden�*s decision to transfer these highly controversial, extremely dangerous weapons that pose additional risks to civilians in ukraine who are already under incredible duress. the decision, apparently, was based on the idea, as you said a moment ago, that ukraine is out of the munition that is used in artillery, those 155 millimetre shells, the biden administration argues that without the supply of these cluster munitions from the us stockpile which have not been using over 20 years by the us, ukraine is defenceless. i think that is a bit of hyperbole, though it is true that ukraine has been expending artillery and munitions at a very rapid rate, faster than it can be resupplied. they have been specifically asking for cluster bombs, haven't they? they have been asking for anything and everything that could be helpful. which is understandable because they are in a desperate situation. but we need to recognise that there are certain kinds of weapons that responsible states shou

earlier i spoke to daryl kimball, executive director at the arms control association.en's decision to transfer these highly controversial, extremely— transfer these highly controversial, extremely dangerous weapons that pose additional risks to civilians in ukraine — pose additional risks to civilians in ukraine who are already under incredible — in ukraine who are already under incredible duress. the decision, apparently, was based on the idea, as you _ apparently, was based on the idea, as you said — apparently, was based on the idea, as you said a moment ago, that ukraine — as you said a moment ago, that ukraine is— as you said a moment ago, that ukraine is out of the munition that is used _ ukraine is out of the munition that is used in — ukraine is out of the munition that is used in artillery, those 155 millimetre shells, the biden administration argues that without the supply of these cluster munitions from the us stockpile which _ munitions from the us stockpile which have not been using over 20 years— which have not been using over 20 years by— which have not

live now to daryl kimball, executive director at the arms control association what do you make of thisdo you make of this latest develoment? ~ . , what do you make of this latest develoment? . ., , ., development? we are disappointed and disauree development? we are disappointed and disa . ree with development? we are disappointed and disagree with president _ development? we are disappointed and disagree with president biden's - disagree with president biden's decision to transfer these highly controversial, extremely dangerous weapons that pose additional risk to civilians in ukraine. where they are already under incredible duress. the decision, apparently was based on the idea that as your interviewer suggested, that ukraine is running out of normal munitions that are used in artillery, the 155 millimetre shells. the biden administration argues that without the supply of these cluster munitions in the us stockpile which have not been used for 20 years by the us, ukraine is defenceless. i think that is a bit of hyperbole, it is true that ukraine has been expanding artillery, munition