when you have department of defense-specific legislation that says you may not use department of defense funds, you may not use department of defense facilities to perform abortions that's a thing. so to argue otherwise and to try to point out that this policy memo somehow complies with that is too cute by half. number one, it's still quite arguably in violation of the letter of the law. you're still doing this to bring about an abortion. you're using federal taxpayer dollars from the department of defense so that someone has an abortion. you're paying for someone's travel to that state, per diem to that state, three weeks of paid leave time to that statement and it's specific to abortion. so that is what that is. if in any other circumstance someone were asked, are you using federal dollars for abortions, the answer would be unequivocally yes. so i know, those raising these consent requests, trying to get senator tuberville to capitulate, trying to get him to reverse course, trying to get him to help the department of defense when the department of defense hid from him what they were go

, most especially the defense department, what it once and when once it today marks the date 29 years ago when nelson mandela secured the rings as president of south african a day, which her decades long apartheid regime prior to leaving the country near, dedicated to the statesman down to edge, she was gone to make a point in the west to put it to go out and installation called the united states of america at reagan and bush senior. and many of those what came before those. they did not raise their finger a game of what they were struggling um was actually supported by the u. s. s. of the us. as the union, no soviet socialist republic was the greatest part of the struggle in our front no efforts to discover more about the great field and these gripping countries around the world currently in russia's no difference. we recently got the chance to speak to the former head of the russian space agency. what else caused must be shared, his thoughts and what's hidden or but adults, so all of the biggest events in space, exploration history. if somebody will confuse the most civil to fax, th

response to the military-political situation, according to tradition, the meeting of the heads of defense departmentsan with the laying of flowers on victory square by the defense ministers of the six countries that are members of the csto. this year is going to be the first time the meeting is being held against the backdrop of unprecedented military tension. strengthening the obligations and cooperation of states from the csd against this background, the issue is not just security about maintaining sovereignty at a bilateral meeting with a belarusian counterpart, defense minister sergei shoigu outlines the main priorities of cooperation with minsk belarus remains a true ally of russia on behalf of the heads of our states belarus does not have strategic nuclear weapons of the russian federation this will be effective in response to the aggressive policy of countries unfriendly to us in russia and belarus today and a single space of air defense, the sky, the russian air defense systems and the russian military are guarding the work of the council of ministers after a bilateral meeting. continued behi

the defense department done congress reportedly low tens of billions into a slush fund, which is then not reflected in the official numbers. a former senior, a security policy yellow as new office of the us secretary of defense, michael maloof safe. that budget control loopholes in washington are designed to favor the defense. the overseas contingency fund is, is a, is another hidden boom, dog or for special operations. and, and it doesn't have to be reported to the congress. and as a con and that, that, that in itself is tens of billions of dollars. not to mention the fact that the pentagon, every quarter goes back for the so called supplements. and by the time it's all said and done, the, it's well over a $1000000.00. and frankly, this is why procurement and the bunch of people have never been able to get their hands around what the actual costs are, or to delineate in any way to congress, how much is being spent. let's say, for example, in, in afghanistan, they don't want to tie their hands and, and, and, and in many cases there are, as i say, waivers, to implementation and to the,

, most especially the defense department, what it once and when once it today is the 29th anniversary of nelson mandela ascending to the south african presidency, which harold at the end of a decades long upon paid regime in the country. now prior to come in a pile of mine della himself, what's, what's a just defendant, i should say. he spent 27 years in political prison. the 1st struggle against the will for a terry and apartheid government which repressed the black majority in south africa . and that it was the 1st black president in the country's history is reform is enabled a peaceful and democratic transition with reconciliation found between whites and blacks. despite centuries of colonial depression, well know who the south african poet is as a lot of the mixer, who personally knew nelson mandela, read us a poem and dedicated to the statesman, but also expressing his frustration to my colleague don't know quarter about how the country's fight against apartheid was ignored by so many i mean, not you ever saw kids, but i can do my little bitch and to live on my people from shame.

most especially the defense department. what it once and when it, once it the new world order a geometry not a class taught in schools, but a topic gaining more and more prominence globally on which is the focus of an international conference taking place in the really and capital, the top government officials military chiefs and researches from dozens of countries are discussing the emergence of a multi portal world today in taylor on taking us through its use of july. we the new world order geometry is the theme of this international conference held in to run organized by your was national defense university. the events brought together high ranking government and military officials from iran and 36 other countries to discuss what they call an emerging world order that has seen a network of emerging power sticking for delegates, your site, a different reasons why the us will not be a significant actor and the new most people are world structure hello to recall about the united states attempt to lead the world has faced th

the so-called hyde amendment does not apply to the department of defense. stead, the department has its own statute that restricts the use of department of defense funding to perform abortions and restricts the use of department of defense medical facilities to perform an abortion except when the life of the mother is in danger or in cases of rape or incest. no reasonable interpretation of the department's policy can conclude that it authorizes the department to pay for the performance of abortions unless under those conditions i mentioned -- the life of the mother is endangered or cases of rape or incest. those costs to such abortions that are not covered under dod law will continue to be borne as they are today by servicemembers out of pocket. that does not change. the department's policy is legal and rooted in long-standing department of justice interpretation of the hyde amendment and similar restrictions. in fact, the department of defense general counsel requested the justice department's views on the policy last fall. the justice department's office o

security, but the preservation of sovereignty, this was also emphasized by the head of the defense departmentei shoigu. for example, within the framework of this cooperation. russia is now providing belarus with the latest weapons . the minister of defense of belarus also spoke to him about this. within the framework of military and military-technical cooperation between our countries, measures have been taken to build up the combat potential of the regional grouping of troops, including equipping them with new modern types of weapons, such as operational-tactical missile system iskander-m anti-aircraft missile system s-400. aircraft were re-equipped into su-25s with the possibility of using aviation weapons in nuclear equipment. the military personnel of the republic of belarus were trained at the training grounds of the russian federation and gained practical skills in their operation. often continued the consecration of the minister's meeting , which was closed to journalists . it is known that the main topic of discussion of the defense ministers was the discussion of threats and issues o

as some of you may be aware, the department of defense released a statement earlier today regarding support to the department of homeland security, which i'll reiterate here from the podium at the request of the department of homeland security secretary austin approved a temporary department of defense increase of an additional 1500 military personnel to supplement us customs and border protection efforts on the us southwest border for 90 days. these 1500 military personnel who will be sourced from the active duty component will fill critical capability gaps such as ground based detection and monitoring data, entry and warehouse support until cpb can address these needs through contracted support. military personnel will not directly participate in law enforcement activities. it's important to note that the department is also evaluating options on how we might replace these deploying forces in stride with other sources to include potentially forces from the reserve component and contracted support. and while this request is for 90 days, i would point out that dod has supported dhs on the so

response to the military-political situation, according to tradition, the meeting of the heads of defense departments with the laying of flowers on victory square by the defense ministers of the six countries that are members of the csto. this year is going to be the first time the meeting is taking place against the backdrop of today's unprecedented military tensions in the eastern european region. the west forces tactical successes and readiness to fight until the last ukrainian pumps his weapons for energy aid and has already exceeded 65 billion us dollars 2.500 foreign mercenaries used terrorist methods of confrontation , including high-profile killings, all this leads to an escalation of the conflict from it, strengthening the obligations and cooperation of states from the dkb. against this background , the issue is not just security, but the preservation of sovereignty at a bilateral meeting with a belarusian counterpart , defense minister sergei shoigu outlines the main priorities of cooperation with minsk belarus remains a true ally of russia in the created conditions the republic of belarus

we will take this up with the department of defense. >> should the department of defense be worried about future prosecutions if it drops into resistance? >> there is virtually no comparison to what russia has done to anything that might involve u.s. service members. we have a full-scale war of aggression being committed through systematic and widespread war crimes. there is no comparison, i do not see can turn that this would set any sort of precedent. >> the debate william: asian americans have celebrate -- new research is calling into arise, we spoke recently with the head of the asian american foundation. >> one into report feeling unsafe according to a new report from the asian american foundation. among the findings, nearly 80% of asian americans do not feel they fully belong and are accepted. half do not feel safe in public places. what is more, nearly one in five americans will be seen over time? >> they have been largely consistent. we have seen more during covid about attacks or covid-19, but this is the safety level. over half of asian americans felt unsafe in public transporta

the balloon also according to the defense department did not pose a risk to civil aviation.rmine it was posing a risk to aircraft at that height. so bottom line here is that this is a very different situation than what they observed with the chinese spy balloon but we have to recall that just earlier this year the u.s. military did shoot down three other unidentified objects. they reserve the right to do so in this case as well. no indication that they will. we should note this balloon is out of hawaiian air space and out of u.s. territorial waters how the defense department is still tracking it with the faa. >> i'm curious whose balloon it is. thank you so much. >>> a major setback for president biden's son hunter who will have to answer more questions about his investments in art sales as part of a paternity case. >>> a concerning new study reveals the amount of toxic chemicals being released from our homes and workplaces from every day consumer products. ream (in a whisper) can we even afford this house? maybe jacob can finally get a job. the house whisperer! this house s

changing to military-political according to tradition, the meeting of the heads of defense departmentsegan with the laying of flowers on victory square by the defense ministers of the six countries that are members of the csto. this year, for the first time, the meeting is taking place amid unprecedented military tensions. strengthening the obligations and cooperation of the csto states against this background is not just a matter of security, but the preservation of sovereignty at a bilateral meeting with a belarusian counterpart , defense minister sergei shoigu outlines the main priorities of cooperation with minsk belarus remains a true ally of russia in on behalf of the main states, work has been organized to deploy non-strategic nuclear weapons of the russian federation on the territory of the republic of belarus. this will be an effective response to the aggressive policy of countries unfriendly to us in russia and belarus today and a single air defense space, the sky, here guarded by russian air defense systems and the russian military after bilateral meeting the work of the cou

and it doesn't actually belong to the department of defense? system belongs to the department. sit the data underlying the >> we can't maintain and sustain the planes without lockheed. >> correct. and that's because we didn't up front either buy or negotiate getting the technical data we needed so that when a part breaks the dod can fix it themselves. >> when a part breaks, it's likely to come from a subcontractor like transdigm, which has seen its stock soar as it buys up companies the military depends on for spare parts. founder nick howley has twice been called before congress over accusations of price gouging, shay assad's review team found the government will pay the company $119 million for parts that should cost $28 million. >> could you sell to the dod these parts at a lower price and still make a reasonable profit? >> i don't believe that's the question for us. >> transdigm told usfoows the law and charges market unable to fly without a crucial valve. transdigm had taken over the manufacturer and hiked the price of the valve by $747, up

and to stand up and claim that somehow with the department of defense -- what the department of defense has done is violate the law is simply not to read the law. the law is clear. and the department of defense continues to follow it. but there are real consequences to this argument. i understand that there are members of the republican party, members of the senate who would like to change that policy. they would like the department of defense to follow a different policy. they can try to change the law. they can introduce an amendment. in fact, they already have introduced an amendment. but in the meantime, they cannot hold hostage the promotions of our top military leaders. this jeopardizes our national defense. secretary austin's letter that i earlier entered into the record goes into great detail about how these holds that the senator from alabama has put on our top military leaders create mission vacancies that, quote, incur an unnecessary and unprecedented degree of risk at a moment when our adversaries may seek to test our resolve. he goes on to explain that the holds undermine p

enforcement of tax laws, human capitol the defense department weapons acts, improving and modernizing disability program on the federal level the management of the federal prison system in the nation security. starting with the first one when it comes to public health emergencies was a specifically covid related or their other factors and looking at this? >> we have lifted public health emergencies over the last couple of years. that is a part of it. this iss an area we added out of cycle. we added in the middle of a congressional session in 2,022,000 part for congress to be aware of this. we also wanted to focus the agency's attention on this area. f health and human services, leadership of and coordination of public health emergencies, as well as responses and recoveries from national disasters, this is informed by the most recent experience. it goes back more than a decade as we look at sica and ebola and other public health emergencies across the entire federal, and then also with state and local governments and private sector engtgt entities. >> how does that directly relate then

facility on the territory of our country in minsk today, a meeting of the council of heads of defense departmentsf the csto countries, the participants are discussing the challenges and threats of a security war. also, the issues of improving the crisis response system are controversial. to consider documents of joint training of bodies, command and formation of forces and means of the system of collective security of military-technical cooperation and other topics of the meeting chaired by the minister of defense of belarus in the vector horseradish. we discussed issues of increasing the effectiveness of measures. crisis response to emerging challenges and threats also noted the need to make changes to the regulatory framework of the organization and to the national legal acts of our states. which define efficiency of decision-making on the use of collective security forces, i want to emphasize that the priority of the chairmanship of the republic of belarus is the reduction of conflict potentials in the area of ​​responsibility of the organization and the strengthening of measures of mutual tru

on the territory of our country in minsk today a meeting of the council of the head of the defense departments of the csto countries is being held, the participants are discussing the challenges and threats to military security, as well as the issues of improving the crisis response system, the parties are considering documents on the joint training of bodies, command and formation of forces and means of the collective security system of military-technical cooperation and other topics. meeting is chaired by the minister of defense of belarus viktor khrenin. improving the efficiency of making changes which determine the efficiency of decision-making engagement. collective security forces, i would like to emphasize that the priority of the chairmanship of the republic of belarus is the reduction of conflict potentials in the area of ​​responsibility of the organization and the strengthening of measures of mutual trust. today we will sign documents defining the procedure for maintaining russian non-surgical nuclear weapons. special storage on the territory of the republic of belarus carried out b

what happens to the report that you were doing when you're reviewing the department of defense, the pentagon, the state department? i kind of want you to know more into that action plan. because they spent almost a trillion dollars of our money every year up. with dod to acknowledge the actions that have happened and acknowledge what needs to happen. getting to a clean, financial audit remains elusive. that is something we are very much focused on that we raise with congress, we work with the department of defense on. another area is an area that has been on the high risk list since its inception in 1990, that is dod weapon systems acquisition. it really gets down to the basics that are so important to any acquisition at any federal agency. performance, cost and schedule. when the costs are out of control, when schedules and goals are not met, that signals a problem. though progress has been made in a number of areas over the decades, given the scale of what the dod does and the number of evolving weapons systems acquired, it is an area that we remain focused on. host: a part of its is legis

number of instructors training the ukrainian military, they will also be trained in italy the defense department of this country reported, and rome plans to send about 3,400 of its troops to the eastern flank of nato in addition to the pentagon, it became possible to additionally arm kiev for $ 3 billion, an audit conducted by the us state department revealed that due to an error in calculations, it was by this amount that the cost was overestimated , sent to ukraine weapons pentagonia immediately stated that the error was not intentional and occurred due to inconsistencies in the categories of weapons assessment, however, and only one means will go to the new military cargo. london has been using armor-piercing shells with combined uranium for decades and does not see anything supernatural in this, such a statement was made at a meeting of the security council. he is the permanent representative of great britain according to her. this has nothing to do with nuclear weapons before russia's permanent representative to the un vasily nebenzya said that britain does not care about the fate of the uk

countries was held, it was about our operational-tactical complex iskander-m, the head of the defense departments of the two countries signed a document on the procedure. his weapons content remains russian and the decision on his for our country, sergei shoigu recalled the measures taken in the face of a sharp aggravation of the threat of the activity of nato nuclear missions. russia does not transfer control over nuclear weapons to the republic of belarus and the decision on the use remains with the russian side. this will be an effective response to the aggressive policy of countries unfriendly to us and we hope will make their leaders think about the inadmissibility of further escalation of the situation in the region. several innovations of the ministry of education as reported by sergey kravtsov in the new academic year will be unified approaches to the calculation of salaries have been adopted for teachers of the school will again be able to issue silver medals already in each educational institution there will be an adviser to the director of education. in addition , school theaters and s

the defense department has a team of investigators working to make sure they are not forgotten.ere's cbs's mark strassmann. ♪ >> reporter: america keeps faith with its unknowns. at arlington national cemetery this revered ritual salutes service members killed in action but never identified. known but to god. >> we won't leave you behind. >> doesn't matter if it's been 80 years or yesterday. we'll make that promise to you. >> reporter: carrie brown's a forensic anthropology with the dpaa, the defense p.o.w. m.i.a. accounting agency. at this lab in omaha and another on oahu scientists try to solve puzzles, identifying hundreds of remains, each a nameless service member killed in conflict. each takes years. they rely on dna, dental records, sinus records and chest x-rays. this nebraska lab has 80 tables of remains and personal effects. in january 1945 this b 17's crew went down in a german field with five m.i.a.s. one died wearing his wedding ring. >> the poignant moments is when you're looking at items that a person had on them when they died. when this life-changing event occurre

obviously, many of the organizations developing this our defense departments. do not necessarily want to build in "be nice to people" as the first rule. some defense department would like to build in "kill people of a particular kind." we cannot expect them to have good intentions toward all people. geoff: there is the question about what to do to it. the technology is advancing faster than societies can keep pace with. the capabilities of this technology, they leap forward every few months. when it is required to write legislation, pass legislation, that takes years. >> i have gone public to try to encourage a much more -- many more creative scientists to get into this area. i think it is an area in which we can actually have international collaboration. the machines taking over as a threat for everybody. it is a threat for the chinese, americans and europeans. just like a global nuclear war. for a global nuclear war, people did collaborate to reduce the chances of it. geoff: there are other experts in the field of ai who said the concerns you are raising, thi

hits company is working with the defense department to launch the device into space later this year.ies have become more and more cognizant of u.s. capabilities and intentions in the space domain, they have designed systems that are hard to track and hard to take pictures of. and the jackal autonomous vehicle is designed to shore up some of those responsibilities. >> bret: says the jackal is better equipped to track down space crafts compared to other satellites in orbit. have the ability to maneuver and take images to help hold adversaries accountable for efforts to disrupt peaceful face. >> and artificial intelligence software. >> there is artificial intelligence baked in safety flight in the space domain is critical because space is so congested and contested today. >> bret: according to the test intelligence agency the probability of a coalition between objects in space is rising. >> bret: we're talking thousands and thousands of pieces of things, right? >> absolutely tens of thousands. >> bret: what is that? >> a lot of it are active spacecraft. a lot of it are dead, long defunc

the audit of the defense department is elusive, i do not buy that. how could it be elusive? there's so much money being sent -- spent, i cannot believe that is something we can't get a hold of. i know congress does not mind to spend money on defense, but we cannot account for and we are sending trillions of dollars to other places in the world and we do not know where it is going and what is going to happen to it. thank you. guest: thank you for raising that, that is something that we fundamentally agree on. it is clear in the congressional hearings when he testified before the senate april 20 and last week before the house oversight and accountability committee that it is not acceptable, that is why we continue to work with the department of defense as we are seeking a clean audit opinion. that is work that has been underway for a number of years. it is unacceptable and we will remain committed to making that happen. host: one of the categories is federal disability programs. three of the largest programs paid about $300 billion in cash benefits to the programs in the fisca

here's the statement given by the us defense department to the wall street journal . overnight the p r. c informed us that they have declined. our early may invitation for secretary austin to meet with pierce the minister of national defense leasing food and singapore. this week, the department believe strongly in the importance of maintaining open lines of military to military communication between washington and beijing. to assure the competition does not veer into conflict. what's the of our viewers a little background on beijing's decision, the vitamin ministration, last week? upheld sanctions on the chinese defense minister himself. lee shang food. donald trump had initially put those in place for the chinese officials role in china, purchasing russian missiles and fighter jets back in 2018. the rejection comes at a time when us lawmakers have published a controversial list of actions to be taken to prepare taiwan for. so called peace by farming the nation and us congressional committee focused on the chinese communist parties, released called a release called 1041. it's 10 recom

here's the statement given by the us defense department through the wall street journal. overnight the p r c informed us that they have declined. our early may invitation for secretary austin to meet with p r. c. administer of national defense, leasing food and singapore. this week, the department believe strongly in the importance of maintaining open lines of military to military communication between washington and beaching, to assure the competition does not veer into conflict. now, time for a little background on beijing's decision. the biden administration last week of health sanctions on the chinese defense minister himself lead shang food. donald trump had initially put those in place for the officials role in china, purchasing russian missiles and fighter jets back in 2018. now this rejection comes at a time when us lawmakers have published a controversial list of actions to be taken to prepare taiwan ford, so called peace by arming the nation. the u. s. congressional committee focused on the chinese communist party released a list of 10, so called recommendations, aimed to pre

here's the statement given by the us defense department to the wall street journal . overnight the p r. c informed us that they have declined. our early may invitation for secretary austin to meet with pierce the minister of national defense leasing food and singapore this week. the department believe strongly in the importance of maintaining over.

here's the statement given by the us defense department to the wall street journal . overnight. the p r c informed us that they have declined. our early may invitation for secretary austin to meet with p r. c. administer of national defense, leasing food and singapore. this week, the department believe strongly in the importance of maintaining open lines of military to military communication between washington and beijing to ensure the competition does not fear into conflict. a little background on beijing's decision, the binding administration last week. upheld sanctions on the chinese defense minister himself lee shang food. donald trump had initially put those in place for the officials. role in china, person purchasing russian missiles and jets back in 2018. now the rejection comes at a time when us lawmakers have published a controversial list of actions to be taken to prepare taiwan for so called peace by arming the nation. us congressional committee focused on the chinese communist parties release of 10 recommendations aimed to preserve peace and stability in the taiwan st

. an important document in the military-nuclear sphere was signed today by the heads of the defense departments of russia of belarus at a meeting in minsk sergei shoigu and viktor khrennin approved the procedure for keeping russian non-specific nuclear weapons, a ceremony was held in a special storage facility on the territory of belarus as part of a meeting of the council of ministers of defense of the csto countries document complies with all international obligations shoigu noted the measures taken in the face of a sharp escalation of threats and the activity of nato nuclear missions the decision of our supreme commanders organized work on the deployment of strategic nuclear weapons of the russian federation on the territory of the republic of belarus only in conventional, but also nuclear equipment. part of the belarusian aircraft converted for the possible use of nuclear weapons military personnel have undergone appropriate training in russia does not transfer nuclear weapons control over them to the republic of belarus and the decision on the use remains with the russian side. this will b

finally the department of defense outreach office is proud to announce the premier of the mimilitary salute on the food network hosted by tim allen. the five-part tournament features 16 active-duty chefs from the navy, u.s. air force, marine corps and u.s. army competing with their service for a spot in the final joint service competition. the military salute premiered tuesday april 25 and we would encourage everyone to tune in every tuesday to see the talented servicemembers in action and with that we will get to your questions. >> can you say when you expect the troopsou to arrive at the border even in a range of days or presumably by may 11th would that be accurate? do you expect these will be active-duty troops or will you have to pull some from the guard and third in the past dod requested that dhs provide quarterly reports updating as to when and how they were going to be able to take over these jobs onfi the border. is dod getting these quarterly updatessc and is the department confident or concerned they will or won't be able to meet this requirement by the end of the fiscal

>> yes, senator. >> ok, we will take this up with the department of defense. he department of defense be worried about future prosecutions if it drops its resistance? >> and think there's virtually no equivalency or comparison to what russia has done here to anything that might involve u.s. personnel are service members. we have a full-scale war of aggression committed through the systematic and widespread commission of war crimes and crimes against humanity. there is no comparison. i don't see a concern that this would set any sort of precedent that would end up badly for the united states. nick: the debate over icc assistance and the special tribunal continues as ukraine man's accountability and justice for russia's ongoing crimes. for the pbs newshour, yam nick schifrin. ♪ william: throughout the pandemic, asian americans have endured racist and physical threats. as the u.s. celebrates asian-american and pacific islander heritage month, new research is calling attention to this rise in anti-asian sentiment, and the toll it's taking on asian-american communit

outburst i asked marina be wrong or the defense studies department at kings college london. it's quite an interesting statement by her. you've got any progression because despite the fact that he complained about the sure the or from the munition on friday on saturday, he kept on fighting and making some progress. and i think the fact that runs on cordero said he would step in and it puts the popularity of walk narrows to wagner group as a foreign policy tool for the kremlin and the strength and its entire reputation. so i think what we're seeing here, it's not the old at about the munition, it's more of a tip of the iceberg of the per power games that is going on in, in the kremlin. and between the m o b. and if you've got any precaution, that was maureen, i mean one of the defense studies department at kings college london. here's a look now at some more stories making use around the world. a fire and a gold mine and southern through has killed at least 27 people is the deadliest mining accident there in more than 2 decades. official say a short circuit sparks blaze throug

c. administer of national defense, leasing food and singapore. this week, the department believe strongly in the importance of maintaining open lines of military to military communication between washington and beaching. to assure the competition does not fear into conflict. just a little background on beijing decision abiding administration last week of health sanctions on the chinese defense minister himself. donald trump, that initially put those in place for the officials, role in china, purchasing russian missiles and 5 to jets all the way back in 2018. now the rejection comes at a time when us little make us about published a controversial list of actions to be taken to a for pass high one for circled piece by doing one by and get to the t and us congressional committee. focusing on the chinese are coming despite his foot forward 10 recommendations aim to quote, the cause of peace and stability in the tie. one stray and number one is the manufacturer and supplying of more long range missiles to the in the pacific region . this comes as american spring i miss miles a

he said there's cooperation from the department of state and department of justice and did not include the secretary of defenseyour department. efforts regarding war crimes are so important congress last year had additional authority allowing the u.s. to share critical war crimes evident in intelligence with the international criminal justice. we have one president, one commander-in-chief but i'm not certain we have one policy when it comes to war criminal vladimir putin. i like to ask you directly, why are you reluctant to share the evidence to the department of defense for those holding putin for his war crimes? >> thank you. up front, i absolutely agree with what you say in terms of atrocities we have with. absolutely despicable and continue to see evidence of putin deliberately targeting civilians, hospitals and apartment buildings and you name it. the department supports all of russia accountable for violations in ukraine. there are multiple ways to promote the possibility domestic ukrainian efforts as you mentioned, i believe the principal approach to promoting accountable to, i will always prioritize u.

well, in type of all of this, the defense department has welcome the president's decision to establish an independent inquiry to pro. but the allegation is that, so that for could provided arms to russia, saying that the inquiry will actually offer the departments and opportunity to ventilate side of the story. concrete evidence and deal with allegations the surroundings. a purpose of such a visit in front of a competent office off of the low instead off of what we are currently dealing with, which is he is a and speculation though some are saying that to be funded. quite weird and strange that this situation has been made currency, especially considering the fact that it came 5 months after the image of incident. but i must say these assertions, so a sell off of the local courtesy. and so the african government bonds as car is the trade is fear that the nation could perhaps face wisdom sanctions. meanwhile, analyst and economy is also off. the same symptom is saying that to the all why read to that? so that's a could indeed face these e u sanctions that have been fits as a threat to t

detect a hypersonic missile, he writes about this with reference to a source in the russian defense department, as the interlocutor of the agency explained, the speed of the daggers exceeds the maximum combat modes of western systems in the special operation zone. in addition, the russian missile makes a maneuver in the final phase of the flight, which excludes its interception by anti-aircraft missile systems in this color, these frames that he posted on his social networks look especially ridiculous. vitalik klitschko on them, the mayor of kiev, leaning on the skeleton of ammunition , claims that this is supposedly the warhead of a downed russian dagger. but those who really understand weapons, of course, immediately recognized in the projectile, an element of a concrete-piercing bomb. betab of the dagger. she, of course, has nothing to do with it. today in istanbul i completed a two-day round of negotiations between the delegation and russia ukraine by turkey and the un on the so-called grain deal due to the failure of the russian part of the agreement. black sea initiative. in fact, the va

the publication, washington is trying to organize a separate meeting between the heads of the defense departmentsf china and the united states in singapore at the june security forum, but the chinese side does not make contact, they say, if the united states itself imposed personal sanctions back in the eighteenth year, whether you are against the purchase of russian fighters of anti-aircraft missile systems, what and why then talk at all, moreover they ignore china, not only military communication channels, and in general any and even a conversation with biden from what bloomberg now writes to washington looks like a petitioner in search of the favor of a powerful adversary , the united states cannot simultaneously speak from dialogue on the one hand, and on the other continue to suppress and to contain china, we urge the us to form the right image and respect the red lines. china and taiwan are just the main one, and the states are being dragged into conflict the entire region is already and the philippines are preparing to patrol the south china sea along with american ships, and japan , toget

he said there was cooperation from the department of state, the department of justice, but he did not include the secretary of defense in your department. the efforts regarding war crimes are so important congressst lat year pass additional authority along the u.s. to share critical war crimes evidence and intelligent of the international court of criminal justice. we have a one president print one commander-in-chief. but i'm not certainly have one policy when it comes the war criminal, vladimir putin. i would like to ask you directly why are you reluctant to share ethe evidence that we have gathered in the united states through the department of defense for those who are holding vladimir putin, first war crimes? >> thank you, senator. up front and i absently agree with what you said in terms of the atrocities we have witnessed throughout. it is been absolutely despicable. we continue to see evidence of deliberately targeting civilians. hospitals, apartment buildings and you name it. the department firmly supports the goal of holding a rush for its violations in ukraine. there are multiple ways to promote accountabil

it will not be easy, but shameful dismissal, and the tribunals themselves , the heads of the defense departmentdid not find anything better. than to say that the army did not inform him of this event and transferred strelka accusing the commander of the operational command, general petrovsky, of lies and negligence. the finational times has a new club player immanuel macron, the french leader burst into the pages of this newspaper with an article under the heading in europe need more factory less dependence , and we are no longer naive people to communicate the macron to the public. then they offer to return europe, its historical role as the cradle of the industrial revolution in his opinion. it's so easy to build new factories and get rid of dependence on the united states and china , but where to get raw energy for this, which previously generously flowed from under sanctions russia, he modestly decided to remain silent. ukrainians demand the return of victory day a petition to cancel the europe day introduced a few days ago appeared on the website of zelensky's office to consider the appeal

signed today the ceremony was held in minsk as part of a meeting of the council of heads of defense departmentsn the csd, the document complies with all international obligations, as shoigu noted, the measures were taken in the face of a sharp escalation of threats on the western borders of russia and belarus and the activity of nato nuclear missions in accordance with the decision of our supreme chief commanders organized work for the deployment of strategic nuclear weapons of the russian federation on the territory of the republic of belarus, the belarusian side received an operational-tactical missile system from mm, are capable of using a rocket not only in conventional, but also in nuclear equipment. some of the belarusian aircraft have been converted for the possible use of nuclear weapons . the military personnel have received appropriate training in russia. russia does not transfer nuclear weapons to the republic of belarus, and the decision on the use remains with the russian side. this will be an effective response to the aggressive policy of countries that are unfriendly to us and, w

-72 tanks for ukraine, which financed in the usa and the netherlands and coordinated by the defense departmentczech republic , romania, as we remember, also respected otdolph's grandfather. this state until 1943, until everything became clear near stalingrad, was one of the closest. prisoners of nazi germany, those who had to survive the romanian occupation, note that in terms of cruelty to the civilian population, the romanians sometimes could plug the nazis into the belt; now romania supplies the old t-72. yes, it's basically scrap metal. at the front, every bullet worth its weight in gold happens, yes, what is there trifles the luftwaffe of the bundeswehr, reliably, having served for the glory of the third reich. here in the 21st century, the armed forces are regularly working at the height of the armed forces. germany is actively involved in the hospitalization of the armed forces and not alone, at least helps, the norwegian army in the danish wars for employees leading numerous three hundredths of the ukrainian army. oslo and copenhagen , the bundeswehr switched from peaceful assistance t

busy then i mean on the defense department of defense of your grade, it certainly speaks about that, you know, policy towards india now be on already knew that was already that was 70 occupancy. so provision that was done and they won't get in there that it was 99 last 2nd. busy busy which is what they were on the 1st i even better know what involvement and it was time to talk about in which they didn't believe this is the. busy time because it also speaks one year when the deputy minister. busy ukraine wasn't and yet i'm sure this also speaks in which static and we thought we wanted. busy are meeting the do not have the details, but actually the same. so the new shows back probably be expecting some kind of a stand from india or norman as the speak to stand on the subject. and or advice should be on all sides. and you have to realize that you brainstorm it is not in control of it is. busy the basement hours and which is how many citizens of green, the you, pain citizens are. doesn't this mission that i had to stop it from? because i didn't ask you to mean you don't, you know, i'm, t

to be more effective with dollars spent in the department of defense. we have a variety of republicans and democrats interested in this issue and something that could come to the floor in time. that's one piece of the puzzle. and i think that was one of the things that got left out of this agreement that in time could have a significant positive impact. mr. graves: the commission and defense issue and we didn't get the consensus and energy issue. the i.r.a. and energy bill and subsidies as well as border they are very much on the table and remind you that this debt issue is going to be ripe again in 18 months. >> thank youal. -- youall. [capcopyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, ich is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visiap.org. >> the house will be back at requirements for food stamps and otherernment benefits. senatorumer said they will have the votes in the senate. in effort ahead of monday's deadline. live coverage on c-span when the house returns.

busy then i meet on the defense department of defense of you graded certainly speaks about that, you know, policy towards india. now be on a, there was a mission that was done and they were, i wanted you in there with last that with a. busy busy post office phone which is and junior with. busy the 1st i mean that i didn't do as a. busy work under the stand a was a lot of with this is for the 1st time has happened on so each one when the deputy minister. busy of foreign affairs, are you great, wasn't it? yeah, i'm sure this also speaks in which direction the box with one of them are. busy to have the details, but reaction on the same sort of shows that will probably be expecting some kind of a stand from all with him as a stand on the subject. display functions all the more food and he supplies the european unit has found a roundabout way to get it much need field inputs. but the route comes at a price. the bloomberg news agency has revealed the e has become increasingly dependent on petroleum products from india and consist of russian crude. now this all adds up as india bought a rec