of ukraine to discuss the issues of industrial industrial defense aspects of the future of the defense of ukraine we also the rest examples, they talked a lot more about it, and i will provide the details of this meeting. ukraine has developed such armed forces that will be adequate to those challenges, the armed forces should be accordingly defend their territory, but the stakes are much higher than the like. it is interesting to know about ukraine. we not only help ukraine, but also the protection of international law and the preservation of this legal order on the planet. it is important for the preservation of prosperity in our country. as partners , we are working together to ensure that ukraine achieves its goals and the ability to continue to defend itself. defense for the fact that he was the initiator of the creation of this contact group and the results that we managed to achieve with the help of ukraine and all this, i also want to thank the ministry of defense of ukraine for the first time that we have been conducting coordination in close cooperation for six months, more t

will the enemy be able to organize a new line of defense? am inclined to believe that the enemy will move completely under the state border of ukraine with the russian federation, leaving such a small enclave there and will take measures there to restrain the offensive of the armed forces of ukraine from the goal is somehow to secure the right flank of its occupation in the luhansk region, and the offensive is developing in that direction, too, so i cannot help but ask you about why, in your estimation, the defenses collapsed the enemy because we believed that the raisin group was the most saturated there in terms of numbers, that they stood there for a long time, there were tank units and so on. there was a lot of trouble in march . they said that the russian federation was not able to control the purchased territories. they concentrated their garrisons in large settlements in smaller ones. they were either police forces or small garrisons of the level commandant's office, respectively, during the 200 days of the war, there were no processe

and i also want to thank -- publicly thank ukraine's minister of defense and the chief of defense, my counterpart who i talk with very frequently several times a week in close coordination on their needs and requirements as we go forward. more than six months have passed since russia launched an illegal invasion in a free country in ukraine that has been free and independent since 1991 -- 1921. in the past six months, ukrainians have withstood brutal assaults in major urban areas throughout their country. they have sustained countless bit -- missile strikes and they have the brutal cost of tens of thousands -- of casualties. those killed and wounded. many civilians have perished. including indiscriminate russian attacks. almost 15 million refugees and internally displaced persons. significant infrastructure in ukraine has been damaged. ukrainian people have suffered. tremendously. and yes, they remain free, independent, and a sovereign country. ukraine remains strong and free. because of the bravery of their people, the competence of their military, and the support of the internationa

of course, there is no defense industry.. the foig structure is something like centiyova, if you can compare it like that, but it is much, much more advanced that something is very similar to the dark, you know , that is, it is such a structure that, in principle, sets strategic tasks with a long horizon, which has some kind of financial resource on e-e of various types of rent and not in principle not afraid to use these funds and even with the result of m.m. when the scientific result is in principle not always the result of iron i.e. well, as they say, a negative result in science is normal this is also a result, because we saved time very seriously. it is probably important that what ukraine can take from sweden, vitali, i would like you to comment on yuri's words, do we actually have to pay attention to this swedish experience? and we have to at least stabilize the production of current weapons samples and repairs, but when we will look beyond the horizon. thank you for the question. well , first of all, i fully support

, the industrial complex is a component part of the national security and defense sector, so i won't be able to give you specific answers on such a broadcast with you, what is our defense doing today, that is, i can say that i will give answers to such general questions first of all, our defense industry is currently engaged in preserving er production facilities, personnel potential, preserving the er capabilities to produce products because our enemy is insidiously destroying er all cells of the defense industry, so i won’t say who and what can assure you that the military-political leadership of the country at the moment already fully understands that it is necessary to engage in its own development, it is necessary to finance its defense-industrial complex, it is necessary to finance its army, and it is already engaged in this, but the question is that miracles does not exist, unfortunately, in the world, and if there is a technological cycle from development there to production, which is calculated there sometimes in decades, sometimes in years, sometimes in months, then this te

of the russian federation has already drawn a new line of defense along the oskil river as a natural just drew it and no more, because this line of defense must be filled with forces and means, so it does not have these forces and means especially when we are talking about the trained infantry there and whether you are commanders in the lower or middle ranks, of course the enemy can transfer units from the donetsk direction or from the south in order to form this line of defense around the scyll river , but for the enemy this will mean that other directions must be weakened and then they have a fear that something similar to what happened in kharkiv oblast will happen to their defense. this is such a dilemma and we will see how the enemy will act in the future. wrote about the fact that the russian army is now facing an enemy in whose sails there is a favorable wind and fresh deliveries of western military aid that are being prepared for the winter months, cnn states, recalling the results of rammstein 5 and that the successes of the armed forces of ukraine encouraged our allies, so

will decide, this is defense, it is protected.if they are already moving to the offensive, then the weapons and what kind of help will be adjusted will be provided from washington colleague kyiv thank you very much this is our correspondent dmytro anopchenko about the first results of the meeting of our allies in the rammstein format well, for now, loydosty on rammstein announced the aid package to ukraine from of the united states to tell about it in person , an unexpected guest, us secretary of state anthony blinken, arrived in kyiv, he met with volodymyr zelenskyi, visited the okhmatdit children's hospital well, he also got to know the world's most famous sapper patron and with details about the visit of the chief american diplomat, jan tanczak, to visit antony blinken, nothing it was announced in advance that the chief diplomat of the usa is coming to the capital to meet with volodymyr zelenskyi and personally present to the ukrainian president aid that the united states has allocated to ukraine this is military aid for 675 mi

i welcome you to the espresso channel, when the ukrainian defense company will start producing himer son or something no less cool than its own development of such issues of current real seems to be too optimistic and premature, but in fact, unique conditions are now being created for a complete reboot of our defense-industrial complex and at the expense of lend-lease and at the expense of new initiatives of european countries, there are all prerequisites for obtaining new competencies and opportunities to develop and manufacture new types of weapons and equipment that will be needed by our army in the long term . countries may be the most accepted for us, do you know the answers to these questions, we will try with expert guests from our military program, my name is serhii zgorytskyi, i am the director of the information consulting company defense express-a my interlocutors today are vitaliy the merciless chairman of the all-ukrainian association of employers of machine builders of ukraine and the head of a number of defense industry enterprises. of the army of sweden and among the

defense strategy, is international corporation. host: this is nasa's first defensive mission which makes it historic, was the newly formed u.s. space agency involved at all from the defense department? guest: this has been a nasa mission. nasa is the one tasked with doing planetary defense missions. there is a national plan that was developed in 2018 that involved multiple agencies of which nasa is one. it lays out that missions like this are firmly in nasa's purview and control. so this is a nasa mission. host: tell me about your particular role in this project. guest: i am the coordination lead for dart. it is sort of a new mission, -- a new position because this mission is a little different than some of the science missions nasa traditionally runs, being the first one out of nasa's planetary defense coordination office. my role is to help organize and coordinate our very large international investigation team which will carry at the planetary defense investigation and also worked with our engineering team at apl, which is leadi

effective and constant is the preparation for the training of those people who are in territorial defense or who is involved in this well, because it may happen that it will be necessary to help there on the front line directly in relation to the dnipro. and in general, i think all over the country now there are no queues at the military commissions, people are also thinking about their civilian life is also thinking about the protection of our homeland today and the reserves of our army are full and today the training of military personnel is taking place directly in the dnipropetrovsk region, therefore the situation of course i wish it was better but today the motivation of ukrainians to be free and independent is too great and it is with the help of this motivation, we will defeat the terrorists from the russian federation as a priority. instead, the terrorists from the russian federation now have certain problems with mobilization with their ideological attitude towards their stay in ukraine, and i think the turning point has already arrived. and he is going in full swing. thank you v

s. defense minutes. the secretary of defense, la dawson, also his ukranian counter patch was also here with many delegations. i just went to the room. we'll chat. no, any mean? it's just getting underway. we're gonna cross. there are the 20 lloyd austin, now ministry defense, alexi rush, rosemont carvin, deputy chief of the france, lieutenant general, moisture you korean are ukranian, armed forces have inspired the world with their determination to defend their democracy. and you, my friend, have inspired every one in his contact group with your resilience and courage. so thanks again for being here with us in person today. today we're back at ramstein, where this contact group was founded. and we're here to renew our commitment and intensify our momentum to support the brave defenders of ukraine for the long term . now, our group 1st came together 4 months ago at a turning point in rushes, reckless and ruthless war of choice against ukraine. back then rush, i had lost his battle to take heave the conque

serhiy serhii zgurets, military expert, defense express.here will be a moment of silence for all the ukrainians who died during the russian-ukrainian war. may god bless the memory of the dead. feel , we will observe a minute of silence in memory of the ukrainian military and civilian citizens of ukraine who died in the war that was unleashed by russia

-- with denmark's minister of defense. thank you for taking time to chat with us. the stay housekeeping note for attendees, you can ask questions. the encourage you -- we encourage you to ask questions by tweeting. we look forward to hearing from you in a few minutes. thank you for joining us. you mentioned you will be meeting with the secretary of defense lloyd alston. can you know me about what the priorities are? are there any asks from the u.s. or denmark in this meaning? >> in general, it has a the united states is -- the communication with the united states is good as ever. we other issues are on the agenda. we are developing coast nation concepts and we will be on the agenda to but ukraine is on the top of the agenda and we, as i have mentioned, have donations and training activities and at the conference in copenhagen -- activities. it is a relationship that is going and a long-standing relationship. >> tells about the security collaboration -- tell us about the secured -- security collaboration on ukraine -- when

, defense is not interesting, but the defense of borders the destruction of enemy groups that entered territory, the destruction of their logistics system and thus forced them to flee from our land, which actually happened in the northeast. in principle, the same strategy is applied to the organization. the situation in a different theater with a different composition of forces, but the concept remains the same, not uh, not every meter, we lead into battle and destroy the enemy and destroy the water, so to speak. and if we look at other areas of the front, in particular, when we talk about the east, the enemy there is trying to continue to use this strategy, which is connected with pushing our defense line, again using a significant amount of artillery and using this old practice that gave certain results in the - in the same severodonetsk what are the possible countermeasures from the ukrainian side in order to minimize this strategy of pushing the defense, what can we do in this situation, unfortunately, to achieve parity with the enemy in terms of artillery means in everything on t

has the following terms for the armament of the ministry of defense , that is, the ministry of defenseit and provide it to the soldiers, we are just now showing these eye warmers . but it's very like that. my advice as a person who came there for 8 years of war, yes, my decorada is to buy it because it will be needed. guys, it's really what saves them from frostbite. that go out well, for example, the spectura coulters, yes , these are gunners who practice their positions and do not have the right to converge on their positions, yes, and for a certain period, and this is for the people who are standing there, well, let 's say, they are standing in their areas. yes, there is a certain time there, 6-8 hours, maybe 10 er for them too it will be very important here, i see that nato has also decided to help with gathering in the winter , do you understand what is involved? no, not only nato. now i have negotiations going on , not only . and now there is a conversation not only with nato with other countries, but also with regard to the provision of the ordered ammunition, they confirmed to

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in addition, in the office the president of ukraine expects to receive air and missile defense systems from partners, as well as winter equipment for the ukrainian military, as soon as the meeting begins , we will immediately switch to a live broadcast, so stay with us. of the administration of oleg sinogubov, in general, the occupiers shelled the city five times in the past day with rockets, they hit saltivsk in the nemyshlyan and industrial districts were rockets from the s-300 complex, the invader was also attacked kharkiv izyum, chuguyiv and bogodukhiv districts of the region, eight people were injured, among them a two-year-old child, the occupiers continue to kill civilians and in donetsk , seven people were killed, two were wounded, they were hit by shell fire bakhmut avdiivka, kurakhove, vodyane , galitsinivka, karlivka, and the swallows there, damage to the administrative building of the state emergency service, the palace of culture, and private houses, the region remains without gas and partially without water, electricity, the evacuation of the population is mandatory, the

breakthrough further for the lash in order to occupy the defense - the defense is as close as possiblensk region. but uh, we will talk about the fact that during the week of hostilities, our troops will need recovery and logistical support and other measures that require a certain pause. we cannot constantly to advance for this, we need further support, and now i think that, on the one hand, we have reached partly higher on ruby, the line of defense, and if we move further, we need to accumulate further forces and really as you are right, it is necessary to provide filtering measures related to the control of those cities where the enemy was located. it will take some time. as for the creation of a line of defense, i think that along the state border it will be a priority task to strengthen our defense weather measures will take place and here will be tightened there the national guard, which provides control over the liberated cities, and in the future we need to gather strength to continue the collective offensive operations in the luhansk region, and on the other hand, we must not f

ukraine's minister of defense and ukraine's deputy cheap defense. -- chief of defense. it is deeply meaningful to have them here with us in person. and i want to thank my brave ukrainian colleagues for sharing their insights from the battlefield. ukraine's defenders have been putting the military aid that we have been sending them to immediate and effective use. look at how ukrainian forces have been using capabilities like rocket systems. in a broader push to reclaim ukraine's sovereign territory. russia is responding with a campaign of cruelty. putin's forces are shelling civilians and cities. and i am especially concerned that russia is creating combat conditions around ukraine's nuclear plant. that is deeply reckless and could have great consequences. so we will not let up in our support for ukraine's defense. not today. not tomorrow. countries represented here today have shown resolve to support ukraine's sovereign right to defend itself. they have shown leadership in pushing to innovate, integrate, train, and to produce to meet ukraine's security needs for the lon

but but, but ukrainian giving us the time to be up defenses. and i just hope that countries now at last become serious about spending 2 percent of gdp on the defense. poland has been doing it for the last 15 years. we are now raising it to 3 percent. how worried are you about disagreements with in the alliance? i'm thinking of turkey blocking exception by finland and sweden, starting back, referred to as himself in the last few days or something he take seriously. given the fact that old decisions in nato require consensus couldn't turkey seriously blunt nato's edge. not nature's edge, but it can blunt enlargement clearly because you need an unlimited, you say the turkey is involved in a very bloody and difficult syrian civil war. and remember, the kurdish faction is also a factor in internal turkish politics, including in, in the current campaign, in turkey. so issues to do with a courtesy parties, all the formations are very serious for turkey and finland. and we'd have to engage in a serious dialogue with talk to you about it. but i can assu

it also needs air defense, coastal defense and other critical capabilities. the united states has stepped to meet these -- up to meet those needs, and i'm very glad so many of our allies and partners have as well. beyond that, this contact group will keep coming up with new ways to support ukraine for the road ahead. many countries continue to dig deep and provide equipment out of their own military stocks. that can mean purchasing new equipment from their own defense i haves or even purchasing new -- industries or even purchasing new equipment from other countries that they can send to ukraine. countries in our contact group are also leading efforts on training, maintenance and sustainability. and that will help insure that ukraine has the capabilities that itt needs to succeed on the battlefield. now and in the weeks and months ahead. i want to especially thank the u.k. for establishing a basic basic training program for new ukrainian recruits. getting more trained, professional soldiers into the fight is especially key as russia sends more and more untrain

and anti-rocket defense even more.is this other, which new weapon will strengthen in the near future our anti-missile defense and what is this strategy that allows us to ensure safety in the air at a low cost, the best defense is a pre-emptive strike, the pentagon considers it an example, therefore, the best anti-missile defense is the one that destroys not missiles, but their carriers, that is, iscandirs, for example, e-e missile operational-tactical missile complexes land even before launching missiles with a weakly ballistic trajectory, which have, well, also planes in the air, we have a problem, it is necessary to have long-range complexes that must be destroyed at airfields actually, this is what we did in novofedorovka, but it is a spot operation. ukraine still does not have sufficient capabilities to regularly carry out such strikes. this raises the question of whether such a reliable thing will remain a dream. not at all. and we already have something to answer the russians for missile terror, for example knock

defense marketing event. in south africa, generals and security decision makers from around the world meets here every other year in the capital city of south africa, to show case their military hardway underscoring why is sub saharan africa, is the growth region for military and defense sector. africa are currently expanding and bolstering their military and policing capabilities. but the military budgets of african countries have traditionally taken a backseat to developmental concerns. and the impact of coven 19 has eroded their capacity to buy arms as security hardware. even further consistency deposit of the defense course has been cut in south africa. it is at its lowest. that is what our problem is. even if the economy, cruise loan, if you keep to the promise that we made to ourselves, that would never go beyond 2 percent of the g d p. for the defense, we will defy. that's all we looking for 2 percent of the g d p. that will enable us to recruit the young people that we need to be could be italian a we

to the website of the ministry of defense . interesting question.stry of defense. this is a talent. i heard that he also had some problems. by the production that he also got into sub-distribution that he has one of the birds uh it’s out of order i don’t know how much he is giving uh creeping honestly there is no such information but i think it will be the same story what is it thank you very much for what you do, yarova is a public figure and volunteer was in touch with us dana calls attention to the problem with winter clothing for our army not that it is on time but it was on time three months ago eh iryna koval is ready to visit us with news irod good morning

s. secretary defense on winter needs. ukraine has already made that plainly clear. there is a long winter campaign ahead. there is no end in sight for this war. they need winterized weaponry, they need winterized equipment. they will be talk about that. they'll also be looking at the circumstances around this operation. nuclear facility that of course, high on everyone's minds. but to what secretary of defense lloyd austin had to say, in particular, he talked about the way that the wars evolving in the way that the actions and activities of the allies need to evolve as well. and this, the focus of this contact group is going to begin now to change to change from looking at the specifics of the battlefield now towards looking at a much, much longer term operation in ukraine. and the ways in which allies work to meet the needs of the koreans need to change specifically in terms of their own industrial defense basis. powering up those bases to be able to supply more weaponry, to be able to supply it in the long term. so a real change of focus here, and the message behi

strikes in the south of odesa, the attacker scouted the places of deployment and movement of the defenseces of ukraine, it was also established established the encirclement of the coordinates of checkpoints and critical infrastructure objects, the seller turned out to be a resident of the city whose borders were recruited by the kremlin's special services after the start of a full-scale invasion of kharkiv oblast. in one of the schools, the russians made a command post and an improvised hospital. physical culture, enemy troops equipped a field hospital where they left mountains of syringes and medicines , the press service of the kharkiv region police said the residents of mariupol receive messages asking them to appear before the military committee. the city council informed about this. the occupiers justify their decision by saying that mariupol will become part of the russian federation according to the results of the pseudo-referendum. taking into account the results of the pseudo-referendum, mobilization continues in the city. the city council has been saying for a long time that th

-- of planetary defense. we need to take the first steps to be ready in case you needed to, before you need it. that is where dart comes in. host: we have seen news reports in the past about meteors striking the earth. what is the difference between an asteroid and a meteor? guest: they kind of refer to the phenomenon when they get bright in the atmosphere and they are burning up in the atmosphere so you can look up and see them coming in. some of them make meteorites which are the rocks that survive here in the planet. it really depends on the size when you talk about these objects. a lot of time people think about the dinosaur killers or these columnar sized objects. those are the ones that would cause extinction events, a kilometer or larger permit of that size, we have found more than 90% of the population and none of them is a threat to earth. we are complain about those that are a few hundred meters or so. 140 meters in diameter. it was modeled by a lot of experts to be something that would cause region

department of defense.at really means for dia is we have the response. to manage and organize so that we've got the right training and tradecraft and the right policies in place and standards to operate in within the open source enterprise and there is a large intersection with cyber and cyber intelligence. we are working to try understand what that means for the agency, we know that are open source intelligence center isn't staff to the capacity it should be and we think there's room for discussion about what the future of cyber intelligence is in partnership with others across the community for where we need to go. >> almost to the final question here, your technology base, dia plays an important role providing technology capabilities and databases so how are you adapting technological capabilities to better support that? >> two areas i would like to discuss, the first starts with jl f which is top secret war fighting and intelligence network, when it first started 30 years ago, push very sensitive inform

, but despite this the armed forces of ukraine will or are already rebuilding their air defense, they of shooting down missiles in certain directions will increase already now , on certain days, the air force reports that they shot down all or most of the cruise missiles launched by russia, those people well, they are real heroes. i know the calculation of the s300, which, for example, shot down six missiles out of six over the city of dnipro, then shot down another four missiles out of four, and in fact, these are hundreds of thousands of ukrainian lives saved, so for us, for the fund, anti-aircraft missile units they are a very high priority. we are trying to help them as much as we can in one anti-aircraft missile brigade. at the point of constant deployment, there are the remains of a dagger and they say that they shot it down. i would have concluded that if it were like this the conclusion is that there is the possibility of technology to destroy all missiles, that is, it is technically possible to do it and the level of preparation of the calculation is now such that it is allo

, when they broke through the defense, they poured out and this is a classic, they poured out, no matterow hard you are, your task will come to you or they will die or retreat, and the most important thing is that they do not know how to build this defense now, there in in a hurry today, the guys from our team recorded napalm from all possible publics that are related to wagner, an emergency set, the like, and they don't know what to cover, even more to say these overturning congress which they are trying now to create the so-called third corps to hold kupyansk, they will most likely not succeed, they will put more people . this task from our side will be fulfilled and from their side it is also fulfilled, but i say that there is something to change here, mark the level of tactical planning of operational art the general staff of commanders in the field and intelligence work, namely field intelligence, what is carried out by the gur unit of military intelligence under the brigades of all special operations. i would like to ask , you always know. well, people are already used to it that w

you just mentioned you a will be meeting was secretary of defense austin. tell us about the priorities or from denmark or from the us and how you 60 that security alliance in general. >> in general the cooperation with the united states is as strong as ever and we have been for generations and we are taking them to a new level and the ukrainians other issues are also on the agenda of how denmark can play a role not only from the united states but also nato and of course ukraine is at the top of the agenda those that have been heavily involved in donations and out the conference and copenhagen. and with a long-standing relationship. >> talk more about the security cooperation hearing from people including the biden administration from when wthe original conflict with russia began and what lessons were learned. from your perspective how are they evolving versus where they came from back then quick. no time to be naÏve dealing with putin. lesson number one. if you look at the european union there is no division among the states within the european union and wi

self-defense forces offer our sincere apology to ms. ganoi who suffered for a long time. we're very sorry. >> the former defense member said she was sexually saulted at a unit in fukushima prefecture. last month she called on the defense ministry to investigate the incidents and punish those involved. the muinistry said they confirmd multiple sexual harassment cases at her interviewing about 100 members. it says that in the unit sexual remarks and unwanted physical contact occurred in public on a dailybasis. it says multiple female members were sexually harassed. the report says members touched and pushed her down during training and other activities from autumn in 2020 to august last year. it says the units company commander did not report the incidents to his boss after hearing the cplaint. >> translator: i think it's really late to be recognized like this. i want the people who have sexually harassed me to apologize directly >> the muinistry will further investigate the matter and punish those involved. the defense ministry is conduc

minister noted, the russian army is confused the main intelligence directorate of the ministry of defensene intercepted the telephone conversation of the occupier who tells his wife about the incompetence of his own military leadership, let's listen together well, let's listen in the next news release is this intercepted conversation, and then about this closer to winter , europe will freeze and weaken sanctions against russia , the ministry of foreign affairs believes so hungary, the state secretary of the hungarian ministry of foreign affairs for bilateral relations, tamas menczar, reminded that the revision of the sanctions is expected in the fall. when their six-month term expires, he does not rule out that more and more people will face the cold reality. but when the cold months come, reality will knock on the door of every country in western europe. spheres in the energy sector in the transport and industries, etc., as well as sanctions against individuals and companies, austria will build three medical facilities worth 600 million euros in ukraine, the austrian ministry of economy

and those e-e companies are like the defense industry, as i understand it. wrong, then they will simply leave because it is a structure. well, i do not see here in the west that such structures work effectively at all. i don't see it at all. that is, all the companies in sweden that have been supplying e-e weapons for decades are state-of-the -art, they are all private, and we know why long-term contracts without conditions. on a complex on a modern complex that needs years and the like, this is, well, this is absurd, of course , not at least three-year contracts with phased financing, uh, where are there, in principle, normal markers, indicators of the effectiveness of achieving certain goals, just like that, we literally have two minutes before the end of the broadcast. i would like to ask mr. vitaly , what do you see as the future of the ukrainian pc in view of the pessimistic scenario that i drew, which yura is trying to understand, but what do you think our pc will be like in a year two from in view of the fact that there is an impression that we do not

forces. of the general staff of the ministry of defense, but in your opinion, will the mobilizationraine be intensified now or will they simply work with these people who will already be mobilized and more actively write with them and provide them with weapons and everything necessary in order to they could strengthen our positions on the fronts, well, look at this question for sure to the general staff to the ministry of defense, er, i am not competent to answer here, the only thing i can say is that we really need more weapons, in fact, we need more long-range artillery, we need tanks, we need planes , i really hope that after the russian mobilization processes for providing us with weapons. it will be simple after all. thank you very much. of the european union have agreed on the supply of weapons to ukraine and new sanctions against the russian federation, this is still morning news, but i somehow read it, i read it, how can i not voice it, so i voiced it, so the minister uh, there uh, this is reported by the raider with reference to the head of foreign policy of the european un

well, that means they will begin to destroy our air defense system, and after destroying the air defenseear that they will be able to open up a second wind on our armed forces. the perspective is a little longer but there are already markets, i will ask one more question today, in my opinion, it was mr. roman semenukha well , it seems that he would not have told us about this and could not tell us about the fact that our troops were able to occupy two russian su-25 attack aircraft, as far as i understand, these guys are flying there, and what am i leading to? well, it happened there, i understand. somewhere in the kharkiv region, they managed to land them, because they arrived at a populated place somewhere, they were supposed to land there, and they were already there. our troops did not know, that is, they were not informed, or whatever this story was made there, it is less interesting now, it is more interesting that if it is possible to capture the enemy 's aircraft, how or for how long does it need to be refitted, maybe change something in the settings so that it already serves ukra

s. secretary defense lloyd austin renewed the commitment of the ukraine defense contact group today of of critical military aid to sustain ukrainian forces for the long term among the issues to be tackled at ramstein are the training of ukrainian troops and the challenges of producing and restocking ammunition for western weapon systems used by ukrainian forces here somewhat austin had to say, and ladies and gentlemen of face, so the war is changing. and so is the mission of this contact group. we will work together to train ukraine's forces for the long haul. we work together to help integrate ukraine's capabilities and bolster its joint operations. for the long haul, we'll work together to upgrade our defense industrial bases to meet ukraine's requirements for the long haul. and we'll work together for the port for production and innovation to meet ukraine. self defense needs for the long haul. standing by force in ramstein is our correspondent, many mean alvarez grover. but i mean, we just heard the u. s. defense secretary there repeatedly stressing the need to provide military supp

it is possible to implement the decision of the national security and defense council. well, this may be enough to at least start a certain movement. so we understand well, we received information that a couple of hotels of russian oligarchs were arrested, so new, it is possible that according to the actual case law it would be possible to access the rest of that considerable property, we understand how much they laundered in ukraine, here there is a difference . in other countries was imposed as a result of the application of sanctions to them, i.e. sanctions - this means that there is international pressure in order for them to change their behavior by limiting their actions and their property on the territory of those countries where it is located, but this does not mean that they have the right to take this property, in order to take the property, other mechanisms are needed, a comparison of the value is needed, and a specific responsibility is needed, so the country can apply sanctions, that is, limit it in some way, but in order to deprive the right of ownership,

was named defense intelligence center enterprise manager for open for the department of defense. what that means for thd.i.a. is we now have the responsibility to manage and organize ourselves so that we got the right training and tradecraft, that we've got the right policies in place and we all have standards to operate in within the open source enterprise and i think there's a large intersection with cyber and cyber intelligence in that space and we're working now to understand what that means for the agency. we know that our open source intelligence enter probably isn't staff at the capacity it should be to get after this and we think there's room for discussion about what the future of cyber intelligence pais in partnership with cyber command, and essay and partners around thecommunity to define where this needs to go . >> so i think almost down to the final questions, the final one is about your technology base. d.i.a. plays an important role in terms of providing technology capabilities and providing a database and infrastructure. how are you adapting d.i.a.'s technological

well, in your specific direction, there is such a strong line of defense, no.ike that, rather, it is temporary? i mean from the side of the enemy, not from our enemy. the defensive positions we got before their counteroffensive, but nothing, we will knock them out, so to speak, the cockroaches have been driven out of the cycle from these gladirs and, in a new way, the defensive line of our defense, which retreated from the kharkiv direction. some of those who were there, i'm just curious, where did the forces that they seem to have withdrawn, said that they withdrew, no, it's hard to say, but in the direction that concerns sviatohirska, for example , it was the so-called ldnr units, and they retreated with them a little - it is a little difficult to fight because they know the area, they are already here, after all, there are some people who have been fighting against our country for a very long time and, accordingly, have some experience, but this will not save them and we will get to them too and here are all the wagners yes yes wagner league you with do you

the director of defense agency lieutenant general scott berrier and cyber command executive director david frederick. their discussion took place in the cybersecurity summit in washington dc. this is 20 minute. ♪ >> hello everyone. thank you again to our panelist here in d.c.. we will listen to a fireside chat. this one is titled transforming intelligent support to cyber war fighting. moderating this chat is david frederick. executive director at u.s. cyber command. faking alongside him is lieutenant general scott berrier director of the fence intelligence agency. everybody a round of applause for our speakers. . >> great to be here and we saw some interesting times back in korea and we are seeing interesting times now and the era ofstrategic competition in your role and mine . >> i'll jump right in with questions for you about defense intelligence and your strategy and how you see the role related to a cyberspace and support for cyberspace operations. my first question general barrier, the defense intelligence agency is a key player in the intelligence community especially in your r

eternal glory to all who stood up for the defense of ukraine forever.our indomitable people. ukraine is and will be free. glory to ukraine, millions of ukrainians died from their native homes. most of them went to europe to seek safety, and according to the un, there are now about 7 million military migrants from ukraine, mostly women with children. our next story is about a large family of schoolchildren mother, father and three sons, now they have settled in an austrian branch, they are adapting to local life, the boys finally went to school, the parents are not sitting idly by either, they got a job and are learning the language, nine-year-old danylo titkov shows whether he packed everything in his school bag god news , the boy starts the school year in the austrian school, he is the youngest in the family that was able to escape from irpen in march. he was looking forward to sitting at the desk again with his teacher friends. denys he shows that he has prepared a gift for the new teacher . the local tradition is to give small souvenirs instead of fl

, energy, and defense topics, i emphasized our expectations anti-missile defense system from germany.ness to help with the ppp . other points of defense cooperation were also discussed in detail. they understood quite a lot of them. together to make it a really strong non-symbolic state for today there is still something to add to the eighth sanctions package the conversation with the prime minister of canada was like always very specific and concerned, first of all, how canada can increase support for ukraine, among other things, demining was discussed. canada has appropriate technologies and appropriate humanitarian ambitions. i suggested to the prime minister that he become a leader in global efforts to clear our earth of russian mines and projectiles due to the russian war, ukrainian land is one of the most polluted by mines in the world, and although there are similar examples of large-scale pollution in the world, we must do what others have not done so far, we must create a precedent for rapid and large-scale demining. do not leave this problem for a decade. i thank the channel

four of them are air defense works, the target of the strikes was supposedly the humanitarian center of united russia, according to the city administration, it is located in yubileiny park there and one of the rockets fell on sundays in the park, a large number of city residents gather. including children, dozens of people turn to humanitarian centers every day. here's a lucky coincidence. no one was hurt, several neighboring buildings were damaged reportedly also about the attacks on novaya kakhovka, this is also in the kherson region in the city, an air defense system operates in a day. the air raid alert has sounded four times already. well, the colony in yelenivka was again fired at, where ukrainian prisoners of war are kept, according to the dpr defense headquarters , a hurricane was fired from a rocket launcher, one person died. believe that in this way the kiev regime is trying to intimidate its own the military, so that they do not surrender belgorod schools in the 10-kilometer border zone are switching to distance learning in kindergartens , duty groups will work. this decis

and we have been discussing pi wants defense, need the kinds of defense strategies that taiwan will need to be able to defend itself. so we don't doubt on the us come in the to tie one is being very clear. and i need to tell you, once again, the defense of taiwan is our own responsibility. if we are not committed to our own defense, we don't have the right to ask others to sacrifice in under these kinds of circumstances . we need to show that we are determined to defend ourselves, and it just like the case of ukraine. it's only the ukrainian people showed their determination to defend themselves. now you can see the flooring of international support for ukraine, and that is what we are looking at to. yes, but i want to return to buying comments because you say you're not confused, but i'm confused. many people are confused about what, why joe biden said that said something that we have promised to go beyond what was really promised. how do you interpret that? is he creating a kind of next level strategic ambiguity? is he having a senior moment? is he on top of things? how, what's your in