you will have a defense commission of for the 1st time reflecting the new challenges facing the block nominations must be rectified by lawmakers and the european parliament before the confirmed. she seems almost relieved. finally, on bailey and con, you team of 2 weeks of political, a horse trading on a suspected backroom deals. what was the last on the line acknowledge in strasbourg, that it was difficult to please everyone. but she also made clear. this is a team she consider as well equipped to help the u. a. p. in the union navigate through to motor was times the key message is that wherever we come from is what ever our job title we must all work together. the only guiding star is the european interest. the new commission reflects the new challenges the block is facing with security and defense. top of the agenda, especially for a new queen, continues the u. wants to strengthen its defense industry, all base and invest more in arms production. and she is demand who is expected to address those issues formerly. so in your environment is to under use could be a use who's been desig

commission will be doing. but t o, she also stressed that is because of a rush of for a new crane. it's also now about defense and security. and also of course the now the priority for her commission is the competitiveness of because the u. s. lagging behind it's rivals competitors. the u. s. and china, so it seems like define the deal is not so much on top of the agenda. i think you're alexandra, i dw specials bureau chief alexandra from a gentleman, a physician, need a frederick match, looks all my son to become the chance of the candidates for his christian democratic party in the federal elections next year. he leads the sense of right, c, b, u, and today the press conference in by the receiving doors when to have his closest rival opinion polls put the conservative block ahead of the ruling. 3 potted coalition. mister max is calling for a tough a line on immigration. that's a key issue of of justice team. the current ruling coalition, and that by the chance of my own actual is fighting for its political survival, meant influencing the loss of both to support and feed knob. so here is friedrich mat speaki

demetria, spectra of everything that her commission will be doing, but t o, she also stressed that is because of russia for a new crane. it's also now about defense and security and also of course, and now the priority for her commission is the competitiveness of because the u. s . lagging behind it's rivals competitors, the us and china. so it seems like define the deal is not so much on top of the agenda. okay, cool. thank you. alex, 100 dw specimens. bureau chief, alexandra from them. do you have an opposition to reading that looks almost certain to the company john. so i can do that for his christian democratic party and federal elections next year. it leads to a sense arrived cpu and today had a press conference invalid and he received the endorsement of his closest arrival. how the opinion polls for the conservative block ahead of the ruling 3, hockey coalition is the mass is calling for a tough a line on immigration as a key issue for hotels. the current ruling coalition that by the chancellor or shelters fighting for its political survival, i mean in fighting and the loss of voting support would get to begin with. here is fading, met spea

now that you use up against the wall, right to read towards russia with a new lead designated defense commission, a warning off the serious potential for a direct data confrontation, defense ministers, and nato generals agree that vladimir putin could be ready for confrontation with nato. and the e u in 680 is if we take these assessments seriously, then that is the time for us to properly prepare. and it is a short one. for now, nature member states have been increasing the defense spending trying to meet the pocket of 2 percent of the g d p by the head of the management block size. that is not enough in the car in circumstances. he also insist that the more weapons most besides the drain, a sentiment echoed by the members of european parliament who voted to put the password with members stage to let the key of use long range weapons to strive deep into russia are to contribute to rate to an accident reports on this. so the jokers in the european parliament have just voted on mass on thursday to take one giant step with their clown shoes towards full blown nuclear war. yeah, for sure people to

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with the newly designated defense commission, a warning of the serious potential for direct need to confront taishan, the defense ministers. nato generally agreed that vladimir putin could be ready for confrontation with nato. and the e. u in 680 is. if we take these assessments seriously, then that is the time for us to properly prepare, and it is a short one. nature member states have been increasing the defense spending to at least meet the threshold of 2 percent of g d p. but the head of the ministry blocked in stilton bug says it's not enough in the current circumstances. he's also insisted the western powers send move weapons to ukraine. meanwhile, low make is in the european parlance of being, echoing that sentiment. they voted on thursday to put pressure on e u. member states to let ukraine use western weaponry to launch long range strikes into russia. all tease contribute to rachel moss and how small it's and so the jokers into european parliament have just voted on mass on thursday to take one giant step with their clown shoes towards full blown nuclear war. yeah, for sure people w

commission. that for defense is absolutely clear as a single markets in, in defense industries. and much more expensive and of course the innovation. so new technology, sol, so very much you need it to be brought back to our military. and this, the green transition of you industry is another priority for the incoming commission, as well as the question of how to strengthen the blogs, competitive, and this in global markets. what was the phone? the line has tended powerful portfolios to friend spain and a totally but the totally unknown me me in particular is the one facing the most resistance from the european parliament. raphael of feet though, is the 1st fluoride candidates to be nominated as a member of the executive buddy. he's said to be in charge of forms regional development and cohesion, italian government. they are not known for being very much in line with the policies of the european union when it comes to spending, for example. and cohesion is one 3rd of the budget. the of course, commissioners. so the degree worrying uh, not at least the tell them administer, but al

this is with the new these designated defense commission, a warning of the serious potential for direct nate to confident taishan the defense ministers. nato generally agreed that vladimir putin could be ready for confrontation with nato. and the e. u in 680 is. if we take these assessments seriously, then that is the time for us to properly prepare, and it is a short one. owing, while some voices from the west, a warning against an escalation, this includes purchase politician and leader, the heritage political party, david cruz, and he's been speaking out against ukrainian usage of the u. k. storm shot or missiles talking about giving zalinski permission to following a british storm shadow weapons, which a long range missiles, deep interruption, which will be seen as an act of what it is an active will. because if we give you grain permission to 5 each, they're not going to be firing at themselves. they will be trained, operated by british, uh, soldiers made to soldiers, the satellite guidance systems will be made to guide in system. so this is another escalation on top of all the of

being, it's what you know, it's what rhetoric, sports, or russia, what they nearly designated defense commission at wanting of the serious potential for direct nato confrontation. the defense ministers, a nato generals, agreed that vladimir putin could be ready for confrontation with nato. and the e. u in 680 is. if we take these assessments seriously, then that is the time for us to properly prepare, and it is a short one. i need to remember space have been increasing the defense spending, trying to be the top of of 2 percent of g d p. but the head of the military block says that that's still not enough. in the current circumstances. he also insist that more weapons must be sent to ukraine. a sentiment echoed by members of european parliaments, who voted to put pressure to a member space to let key of use long range weapons to strike deep into russia are to contribute to our rachel mazda and reports on this. so the jokers in the european parliament have just voted on mass on thursday to take one giant step with their clown shoes towards full blown nuclear war. yeah, for sure, people to fix the

and it's 1st ever defense commission. here's a little taste of what one might now call his audition from back in july. for those who are arguing that ukraine should agree with a piece conditions of putin, i would suggest to look into the possibility to offer, to put in territory of their own country. that would be very precisely what you should do piece can be achieved only if you crane is winning and its territorial sovereignty is defended. and that can be done only without much longer support the pride and joy of his native lithuania. no doubt. it's not like anyone's actually going to follow this guy into battle unless it's for an office pate ball tournament . maybe he's just one more dude yapping away in the unofficial language of the you, which is yap. and he's, when it comes to crossing red lines that risk leading to nuclear war. there's another table one where the baltics aren't being allowed to pretend that they run the show guys like to billy is here and the new foreign affairs commissioner, kind of tell us it's a

conquest of khorramshahr, the parliamentarians organized a meeting with the coordination of the defense commissionded by hassan rouhani , in which they discussed the continuation of the war and its fate after khorramshahr and also. crossing the border was commented. however, the main discourse governing the political atmosphere is still the non-negotiation with saddam. we announced in advance that we will not negotiate with saddam in any way. we said it between gentlemen. we had a word from the beginning , there have been whispers to find a political solution to end the war, this time with the majlesis as the axis. inside the parliament i swear, in other places, there are groups called aqla. they are good people. right now , the good people of this country. in 1964, we held a meeting with the members of the parliament. of course, it was known as the aqla meeting. the meeting was about what is the strategy of the war, what do we want to do in the war, because in that meeting there is a consensus. we had to enter iraq to overthrow saddam we want forces, how many facilities we want, how much money we

commission will be doing. but he or she also stressed that is because of a rush of war. and ukraine is also now about defense and security. and also of course, and now the priority for her commission is the competitiveness of because the u. s . lagging behind its arrivals, competitors the u. s. and china. so it seems like the binder deal is not so much on top of the agenda. i can kind of figure out exactly uh dw specimen, feel retrieve probably sandra phone is not to remind you of our top story this. what's happened on the health minister says loading 2500 people have been injured after pages used by the has ball. i'm melisha group exploded simpleton this week across the country as well. the fights and medic aroma of next. on the w, we made a campaign of who's been fighting against exportation of migrant workers and it's a big deal that seemed to close up. i'll be back with the wealthiest at the top of the city is hungry for the future in southwest, telling us 32000000 people live here. many of them are young and then the 3 and it's coming through making money. having the september 19th on the w.

of khorramshahr, the parliamentarians had organized a meeting with the coordination of the defense commissionded by hassan rouhani, in which opinions were expressed about the continuation of the war and its fate after khorramshahr and crossing the border. however, the main discourse governing the political atmosphere is still the non-negotiation with saddam. we announced in advance that we will not negotiate with saddam in any way. we had a word from the beginning but whispers to find a political solution to end this war again, it is heard with the centrality of the parliamentarians. inside the parliament, there are groups in other places. we held a meeting with the members of parliament , of course, it was known as a non-partisan meeting, that is , i was present from both sides . you must enter iraq. until saddam was overthrown , we were saying, well, how much power do we want, how many facilities do we want, how much money do we want, you see, the whole discussion was about calculation, are these goals possible or not, they are saying this with the same discussions. war is not beneficial. w

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. >>> next, the leaders of the national defense strategy commission, talking about possible changes to u.s. defense posture, at a senate armed services committee hearing. former representative jane harman and former secretary of defense for policy, eric edelman, now serving as chair and vice chair of the commission, outline a final report crafted by the commission, including weapon procurement, nuclear deterrence, and cyber security threats. >>> good morning. the committee meets today to discuss the final report of the commission on the national defense strategy, or nds. the nds commission was established in fiscal year 2022 national defense authorization act, with the mandate assessing the 2022 nds, and the department's efforts to successfully implement it. during today's hearing, the committee will see the commission's evaluation of the national security challenges we face, with the plan and construct of the 2022 nds remains valid, and the effectiveness of the defense department's invitation of nds. the honorable jane harman, who shared nine terms in congress of the u.s. representati

about this hearing in the house of representatives emphasized the heads of the national defense strategy commissionts say, should start. multi-year investments, in national security and the industrial base, to adjust priorities and more effectively use funds for national security, and to focus on the fact that deterring the enemy costs the united states much less than direct participation in the conflict. we see that russia is now waging the largest ground war in europe since 1945, but with the sledgehammer in mind. usa, international sanctions and export control, they can only do this through funding from china. china's provision of high-precision equipment that allows the russian defense and industrial base to work in three shifts a day, 24/7. this allows them to bring death and destruction to the civilian population of ukraine with the help of missiles, drones previously provided by iran. now they come from a factory in russia built by iran. north korea also provided millions of caliber cartridges. 52mm that russia provides to these countries, we do not know the full extent, but it may include h

this committee began hearing -- holding hearings on the first national defense strategy commission report. which reviewed the 2018 national defense strategy. the first n.d.s. report was important. it helped us make significant bipartisan progress toward improving our national defense. we lost chairman jim inhofe a few weeks ago. many of us will remember that he in particular admired that report. he would often hold the report up and wave it around at hearings. his enthusiasm proved to the n.d.s. served as a guiding light for him and prompted all of us to consider the report's recommendations. the global security environment has worsened much faster than we expected. back in 2018. the first time -- the first line of a new 2024n.d.s. submission report summarizes the situation in which we find ourselves. i will quote that line. the threats the united states faces are the most serious and most challenging the nation has encountered since 1945. and include the potential for near-term major war. unquote. a dramatic and forceful statement. it turns out that the commission believes that we are no

defense. as for international activities, 11 commissions have been created in the parliament to interact with foreign delegations of 40 friendship groups. this year alone, contacts with the parliaments of pakistan, iran, egypt, india and other countries have been intensified. the work is aimed at supporting and developing initiatives and economic agreements that are being implemented between. and today, alexander lukashenko held a meeting with the minister of public security of vietnam, during conversations the president noted that we live in an era of the formation of a multipolar. security issues come to the forefront, and i very much hope that your visit to belarus will contribute to strengthening our relations in the security sphere. respected, you know our policy well, we, as before, are committed to very good areas of cooperation between belarus and vietnam, everything depends on the vietnamese side, we will be so... between belarus and vietnam amounted to almost 250 million dollars, the basis of exports, kolin fertilizers, medicine and dry milk. in there is a representative office of m

congress appointed the bipartisan commission on the national defense strategy. the commission was tasked with reviewing -- with reviewing the biden administration's national defense strategy and conducting an independent assessment of the threats and requirements of our common defense. many of our colleagues who haven't yet taken a close look at this report should. but i'd like to reiterate a few of its conclusions. as i discussed last month the appropriations committee finalized defense legislation for the coming year. this ought to grab our attention. from the report, quote, the u.s. military lacks both the capabilities and the capacity required to be competent it can deter and prevent -- prevail in combat. a further quote, the u.s. defense industrial base is unable to meet the equipment, technology, and munitions needed for the united states and its allies and partners. a further quote, the u.s. public are largely unaware the dangers the united states faces or the c costs, financial and otherwise, required to adequately prepare. the report doesn't flinch in as

commission came to a different conclusion. we said the united states does need to be able to deter and if necessary defeat china and russia at the same time. there was also a broader defenseategy commission that came after us that came to the same conclusion. third, on thes p speech we did engage with allies as part of the process. they roll out new policies or strategies and then inform the allies. i think it's much more important when they are part of the strategy and policy from the beginning. and then of course an important part of why the united states needs to have an effective strategic posture is because of extended nuclear deterrence and to reassure allies. so, we are pretty explicit in the report that that is a reason why the united states needs the ability to deal with both for our own interests but also to have ineffective extended nuclear deterrent and did ensure allies. if i could just answer this question on india, getting out one of the things i raise in a different way but in addition to the global data, i do think it could be helpful if you're trying to understand what is driving countries perceptions of china. of course the china threat, but also the co

secretary of defense, ukraine is demanding commissions from the united states to attack targets in deep russia with long-range weapons. what is your opinion on that? sec. austin: what is my opinion? on long-range weapons? you know, what i have been focused on throughout is trying to help ukraine the successful in its tactical fight and operational struggle to make sure that it can defend its sovereign territory and there's a number of ways to accomplish that. we have said all along there's no one capability that will in and of itself be decisive in this campaign. you know, we had this discussion about tanks. we had this discussion about other capabilities. and each time, we point out that it's not just one thing. it's the combination of capabilities and how you integrate those capabilities to achieve objectives, so we are going to remain focused on doing everything we can to ensure that they have what they need to be successful and to create the right dynamics on the battlefield that maybe create some opportunities that help ukraine better defend its sovereign territory, and they have n

ranking military officer principal military advisor to the president secretary of defense national security council. commissioned in 1984 as a distinguished graduate of the rotc program at texas university. brown has commanded a fighter squadron, the u.s. air force weapon school, two fighter wings, direct air force and central command, specific air forces, and served as deputy commander u.s. central command prior to serving as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. he was the chief of staff of the air force. moderating today's session will be dave leavy, vice president aws worldwide. please welcome general brown and mr. dave leavy. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. general brown, it is an honor to have you. gen. brown: thank you. >> before we get started, i would start on a little bit of a light note. there is an old saying, comparison is the thief of joy. in preparation for this talk, i thought i would compare my background and my carrier with your career. gen. brown: all right. [laughter] >> and the story starts off pretty good. we were both born in san antonio, texas. both of our fathers are retired army. w

jane harman joins us now she's chair of the national defense strategy commission and a former democratic congresswoman from california congressman great to see you as always you traveled to ukraine recently. we were just talking about this during the break. you had a chance to meet with zelenskyy. how closely is he watching this election? i mean, he has to know that there is so much riding on this election for him he didn't talk about that. yeah. did talk about his victory plan and his he was looking forward to presenting it to president biden next week in new york. he also said he wants to presented to both campaigns and to congress, made a big point of, of congress's role hint, hint. congress funds. whatever is coming next assuming congress hasn't closed down next week, right? if they can't pass a continuing resolution. but anyway, he i'm not surprised that he's meeting with her, but i haven't heard the meeting was confirmed. >> well and if this meeting comes to pass, we think it will, according to our sources i mean, what how do you think that meeting should shake out and what's in it

their commission, for instance, for the very 1st time we are perfectly going to see a new commission for defense because defense and security is such a big topic for the european union. with the warning ukraine raging on the use doorstep and here it is all about producing more emanation, more weapons, but also ending the fragmentation of the defense industry within the block. and then of course, when we talk about the green deal and the transition of industry here, one of the executive vice president is going to be in charge of that. then the topic of competitiveness, european union, it's lagging behind it's economic rivals, the u. s. and china, so the wants to focus on that's the topic as well. and one of the executive vice presidents will be in charge of this for toil. so as you can see, all the new challenges and, and the priorities are being reflected. so it's in the make up of been you commission? well, the part of it now has to approve fund the lions nominees. uh. is it likely the part of is likely the problem will waive all the nominations through at least 100 or you know, i don't think s

defense, industrial base. they are not producing quickly enough, ammunition and weapons, and that is what's the designated new commission there for defense could help with . but let's have a listen to what's a mr. could really use a how to say taking care about, such as products like security. the challenge is there is a lot what needs to be done, both by member states, by nato, but also by you. and there is no composition in between of all of those one vote because if needed, always responsible for defense plants. and some kind of, i knew to the come on your gas or responsibility to assist member states with its possibilities, which you has to send some resources for the defense to bring that value into the resources for you. so at least under the next step, the european parliament has to approve all of these nominations. is it likely to waive all of these nominations through snow? i don't think so. 5 years ago, sweet commissioners failed to secure the necessary majority in the european parliament. and this could happen again with some contentious candidates, their being proposed by the fund deadline. so the commission

defense. a special commission headed by the mayor stated that the bust had exceptional artistic value and thatuments erected by ancestors should not be demolished. however , the opinions of the city residents were not taken into account. the ukrainian authorities began a campaign to demolish monuments after the start of the conflict in donbass within the framework of the law on derussification and decommunization. in the russian ministry of foreign affairs, such a practice was then. at first glance, first of all, questions of the relevant areas of science, historical science, these are questions that should be discussed first of all in the scientific community, this is all true, this is how it is, nevertheless, we know that in recent years history has been very often used in modern politics as a means to... israeli air force planes today attacked the southern suburb of the lebanese capital dahiyo, where hezbollah headquarters are located. the idf called the strike a pinpoint strike. it was previously carried out by two missiles from f-35 fighters. the target was the head of hezbollah's special

much more attacks were made. but the central election commission website was neutralized by the defense system of 100,000 attacks. 232 cases are the highest level of criticality, that is, these are super attacks, i would say. another hymers installation, which according to some information was used for attacks on crimea, may have been destroyed in the nikolaev region, a strike also hit a base with foreign instructors, the renovosti agency reports with reference to its sources. in kharkiv region, the target of our military was a railway junction, this is confirmed by local authorities. telegram channels write about explosions in poltava, vinnetsk, khmelnytsky and sumy regions, arrivals in kiev. and news from the border areas. region, our fpv drone operators destroyed a mortar and militants who were hiding in the forest, and this is a hail, shell after shell at the strongholds of the armed forces of ukraine. in this area , 300 militants were destroyed in a day, those who surrendered were lucky. the news shows some kind of progress, what progress, we are simply here they kill and take apar

so we will see a new commission of for defense, for instance. and then there is also the topic of competitiveness that you are p. any union is lagging behind its competitors, such as us and china and according to a new report, they really need to invest more in their competitiveness. otherwise they will uh, slow down and, and slow into agony. according to this report, and of course the topic of climate action is still high on the agenda. so i think that the new commission that was the fund a lie and it's about to present with it's portfolios and members will need to reflect those big challenges that the european union is facing at the moment. no shortage of challenges in europe. dw, use brussels bureau chief alexander phenomena, thank you very much. i as well german chancellor of schultz isn't causing exxon wrapping up a 3 day visit to central asia with the aim of strengthening relations with countries in the region. shots attended a summit with the leaders of all 5 central asian countries. see also held a one on one meeting with causing sounds

former german defense minister and current head of the european commission ursula vonderlein came with a promise that brussels would help in eliminating the consequences of the natural disaster, but the locals did not seem convinced. i think they did not come here for us, not to help us or assess the situation, but simply to show off for the sake of pr, that's all, nothing more. this attitude is understandable, given that from poland vonderlein went straight to kiev, where she once again demonstrated that the european bureaucrats have no first place is not europe with its problems, but ukraine. brussels is allocating 10 billion euros to six countries to combat the consequences of the flood, and ukraine alone has been promised several times more. i am pleased to announce that today the commission has adopted a proposal that will allow the european union to provide a loan of 35 billion euros from the funds promised. to restore the ukrainian energy sector after russian strikes, such selective attention from the authorities has long been causing irritation in the european union, the author

now a special commission of the ministry of defense is conducting an investigation to clarify all thets of the crash of this plane, but before that i want to say that the deceased... the pilot shot down two missiles and simply attacked, pursuing the third cruise missile, using onboard weapons. i think the results of the investigation will be known to everyone in the near future. we are not going to hide it. china, the company stated this, they noted that in the launch of transportation all parties are interested, especially in the trans-baikal territory, where the automobile checkpoint is overloaded. let me remind you that russian railways suspended service with china in february 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic. rosatom's revenue for the year increased almost one and a half times and exceeded 2 , this is stated in the state corporation's report, in the plus sales of uranium-containing products and enrichment services. rusatom currently has projects in more than sixty countries around the world, the portfolio of foreign orders is more than 127 billion dollars. rusagro shareholders r

the crystal ball , immediately investigate any situation with wild speed, even before the defense ministry commissiona decision, without knowing anyone, just without having been in those units, they instantly make their phenomenally fair decisions, and then suddenly, crunch, and the nkvd's finks went on sale, snort - flew, and whether it's true or not, well, now it will suddenly become clear in as a result of the check, which is not exactly... that's the question, that's the question, what has been done about this in 2 years, that's what has been done specifically, yes, that's what we talked about, we have, for example, a situation center that would deal with the rate, we have a rate, a rate, and with it there is an information rate, well, maybe there is, i just don't know anything about it, i'm just a little tired of asking such questions, since i'm not a professional in this field, yes, but... i'll come back from what point i suggested to hit the mouse and not i had to come up with it right away, and when i said that it would come to this anyway, some people told me, yes, stop it. to condemn and co

representative of the baltic states will master another new position for the european commission - the european commissioner for defensee. kubels is not just a russophor. but he is the organizer of various kinds of anti-russian actions, including with the participation of foreign agents, including attempts to interfere in the internal affairs of russia , attempts to organize various kinds of anti-russian actions, including on the territory of russia, while analysts note that... in this capacity they are unlikely to bring benefit to the european union as an economic group, that is, if you go through these people there, but i will not go into detail about all the others, then you get the feeling that this is an organization of such... propaganda sense or propaganda orientation, and not economic, that is, there are many people who are active in public activities, but do not differ in depth. the proposed composition of analysts is called openly pro-american, there will be no talk of establishing relations with russia with such a european commission. however, there is still a chance to change the alignment, the declared eur

discussed key issues. these in the defense industry during the meeting of the working group at the tsk on investor protection, in particular, the head of this commission , halyna yanchenko, noted that our defense-industrial complex can produce goods worth 20 billion dollars, ukraine is able to purchase only six, so another 14 billion dollars can to become a real export, according to experts, is precisely the issue of access to finance and regulation of the regulatory framework. able to make our companies are more efficient, we are actually talking about the very investment of the ukrainian military-industrial complex for the sake of the survival of our country, for the sake of ukraine being able to win wars, that is, the very investment of the military-industrial complex in its own production, unfortunately, we are faced with large administrative barriers, with inconsistencies in regulations, and frankly speaking, often with lack of initiative by officials to solve this issue. there are a lot of issues, we will somehow be able to establish this effective dialogue with the executive power through the parliament regarding changes to the regulatory frame

officer, and principal military advisor to the president, secretary of defense and national security council. general brown was commissioned1984 is a distinguished graduate of the rotc program at texas tech university. he served in a variety of positions at the squadron and wing levels, more than 3,000 flying hours including 130 combat hours. notably general brown has commanded a fighter squadron, us air force weapons school, two fighter wings, us air force and central command, and served as deputy commander us central command. prior to serving as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general brown was chief of staff of the air force. moderating today's session is vice president of the public sector, please welcome general brown. thank you. [applause] >> general brown, it's an honor to have you. before we get started on our discussion i thought we would start on just a little bit of a light note. there's an old saying, comparison is the thief of joy. in preparation for this talk i thought i would compare my background, and my career, with your career. the story starts off pretty good. we were both born in san antonio, texa

i finished her congressional commission that looked at the national defense strategy of this administrationas on the commission, what has fundamentally changed from one administration, they are collaborating and coordinating and helping each other, the fact that they perceive the united states as being weak, take advantage of it so they have been incentivized by their perception of us. no isolated event, war in europe for the first time since world war ii on a major scale, russia's invasion of ukraine. no accident or isolated event taking place in the middle east where iran has operationalized all their proxies to stranglehold israel into making people stop living there and destroy the state of israel and president xi's aggression has increased dramatically so our commission, we've not seen a period of time like this since world war ii. as a result it is possible that we could be in a conflict with china and at the same time russia and iran up their game because they believe the united states to handle conflict with china. >> iran moving as top threats to the -- disinformation. >> confidenc

commission. investigate the defense industry and people in his his investigators knew about it. never, never. obviously did and never say anything about it. so he was definitely unprepared. now, in the if roosevelt if roosevelt his death had a vision, had had a plan for deploying the atomic bomb, or if he had a vision for for the world, he revealed none of those thoughts to truman truman. so in the time i have today, i can't possibly cover the whole story of the ascent power. but let me concentrate on three themes, three things that run through my book. and the first is roosevelt's shadow, how it influenced truman's presidency. the second is truman's focus. focus on democracy, freedom and civil rights. and thirdly, truman's resilience. i hope i have time to get to that. truman ah, yet roosevelt and the bomb. let's talk about that. and roosevelt shadow and the bomb. shortly after germany surrendered, truman formed what he called was an interim committee interim, consisting of henry stimson, the secretary of war as chairman and. seven civilians, and the mandate of the of the interim committee w

missile system, in principle he liked everything, but the country's defense capability - two houses in the snegovaya pat area will be commissionedthe end of this year, and two more by the middle of next. i know that you pay special attention to this, please do not reduce this attention. okay, all the best wishes to all the fighters, i really hope for them, they have very important tasks, now. the tasks will be completed, there are. the rezsky corvette was built at the amur plant, but the active development of the shipbuilding cluster, and this is one of the topics of the eastern economic forum in which the president is taking part, requires additional capacity, primarily for cargo transportation. a new shipyard will soon appear in the far east . vladimir putin announced this during a recent working trip to yakutsk. today , the pacific fleet commander-in-chief's boat, the uragan, is being assembled, the president inspected the site under its construction, and also familiarized himself with the project in detail, the head of state to implement it. instructed andrei kostin, who now combines a management position at vtb bank in the