i think he would have agreed with your response entirely dwight eisenhower was not someone who enjoyedcampaigning but he said the two greatest natural politicians, two greatest natural politicians he'd seen in his entire life were al smith and dwight eisenher. >> alt 92000 plus hours a book programming is available online. just visit booktv.org to watchful programs on your favorite authors. weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america story. on sunday book tv brings you the latest in nonfictio books and authors. funding for cspan2 comes in these television companies and more. including charter communication. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers. we are just getting started. building 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communications along with these television companies support cspan2 as a public service. recently the 2023 national book festival historian douglas brinkley discussed environmental activism during the 60s. here is a portion of that conve

he has a vision, he knows where he's going so you have dwight eisenhower and nixon at 39 becomes the vice-president and showing signs he's on his way. the fact that they got along as well as they did, i think is a testament to several things, first of all, eisenhower should be praised because eisenhower made the vice-president significant. he sent my parents to 53 nations around the world as goodwill ambassadors. they were in vietnam, for example, in 1953. they were in africa and asia and all over the world, 53 nations because he believed in person to person diplomacy and used his vice-president and of course, i think my father liked that. let's say that eisenhower led the way on that relationshipments i've spoken to a lot of my relative's, including roosevelt and i interviewed him in new york close to the teddy roosevelt homestead some years ago. and i asked him that very question. and i think that he would have agreed with your response entirely that dwight eisenhower was not somebody who enjoyed campaigning, but he said the two greatest natural politicians, the two greatest natura

it just vastly facilitates the us economy and it's the brainchild of dwight eisenhower. if you are so devoted minimal state philosophy that you can't tell the difference between dwight eisenhower, joseph stalin. you need better eyeglass. so how do we get friedrich hayek to how you describe libertarianism today? well, i what i do in the book is i go through a series of political philosophers from, hayek to the present, and i show really a series of mistakes that lead them to the kind of absolutism that you see now. i want to read another quote from your book, mr. koppelman? perhaps the most powerful moral basis, libertarianism, is what i'll call the common sensical proper story. what's that story? so the common sensical properties story is i had a job i built a business. here's my pretax income. it's mine. and when government takes away from me, they are taking property. taxation is robbery. that's the idea that underlies murray rothbard. i philosophy and libertarianism as a moral philosophy more generally. but the problem that you know i played by the rules by building u

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he has an agenda and a vision and knows where he is going so you have dwight eisenhower and richard nixonho becomes the vice president who is already showing signs that he is on his way so the fact that they got along so well is a testament to several things, but i think first of o all eisenhower should be praised because eisenhower made the vice presidency significant. he sent my parents 253 nations around the world as goodwill ambassadors. they were in africa and asia and all over the world 53 nations because he believed in person to personrs diplomacy and of coursi think my father liked that so let's say eisenhower led the way on that relationship. >> i've spoken to a lot of my grandfathers colleagues over the years and one in particular was a theater roosevelt republican and former national chairman of the republican party. i interviewed him in new york very close to the teddy roosevelt homestead some years ago and i asked him that very question and i think that he would have agreed with your responseir he wasn't somebody tt campaigning but he said the greatest politicians he had stto

>> some of the people that have been underrated -- dwight eisenhower. he seems to have found a spot where democrats like him, liberals, moderates and conservatives. his two terms are a great time of prosperity, he dealt with things like the interstate highway system, st. lawrence seaway, little rock. good and honest government, he is going up in my estimation and scholars writ large. andrew jackson is taking a big hit. he used to be one of the top five big presidents. a much more keen awareness of what the trail of tears was, what indian removal went -- removal meant. white fang, bloody side to andrew jackson and his disregard for black americans and native americans. he has been thinking -- sinking by scholars. donald trump has praised jackson. on the right, he is having a renaissance. but in the presidential scholar world, he is moving downward. i saw a documentary on calvin coolidge, he is having an upward revision because like eisenhower, integrity matters. like jimmy carter. people will judge character as not just the defining thing -- some people

the united states will now definitely send the second aircraft carrier dwight esenhower to the easternerranean. this was confirmed by pentagon chief lloyd austin. russia , meanwhile, has requested a vote in the un security council on monday on its draft resolution regarding the situation in the middle east. the document, in particular, calls for cease fire immediately and release the hostages. to the news from the specialization zone. the west group attacked bsu shelters in the kupinsky direction. the polish self-propelled gun krap and four enemy crews were destroyed by mines. our pilots destroyed ukrainian units in the khalkov region; the total losses of militants in this sector of the front amounted to almost two companies. in the southern donetsk direction, troops of the vostok group thwarted five attempts to rotate militants. the artillery destroyed a warehouse with ammunition of the armed forces in ugledar, as well as four mortars calculation. the fighters of the central group in the krasno-liman direction managed to thwart two enemy attacks. the losses of the ukrainian formations

dwight eisenhower in particular.inding a spot where democrats liberals, moderates and conservatives, we have seen his two terms as this great kind of prosperity that he dealt with. the interstate highway system, nafta, intervention in little rock. the more we are looking at what eisenhower accomplished with good and honest government for yearsp . in my estimation he is going up. also scholars at large. jackson is taking a big hit. it used to be one of the top five and now he sinks all the time because there is a much more keen awareness of what it was with indian removal and kind of, you know blood eastside to andrew jackson and his disregard particularly for black americans and native americans. so, he has been seeking estimation by a lot of scholars. donald trump had raised jackson and ass a populist trump right, jackson is having a bit of a renaissance. and the presidential scholar world, he is moving downward. i recentlyri saw a good documentary on calvin coolidge. he is starting to have a little bit of an upward

dwight z. eisenhower is headed towards the mediterranean. message to hezbollah and, 15 americans are still unaccounted for. cnn's orrin lieberman is live at the pentagon. the newest is the second carrier strike group headed towards the mediterranean why? >> there is not too often you see two u.s. strike groups operating in the same region. that is exactly what we'll see, the u.s.s. strike group and the u.s.s. dwight d. eisenhower strike group should get there in a couple of weeks. it is a major statement. the purpose of all of this essentially fire power and these war ships is not to get involved in the fighting in israel. the u.s. doesn't want that and israel doesn't want it. they want the fighting to be constrained to gaza and to israel and not sweec sweech ovee borders. the -- sweep over the borders. one of deterrence, hezbollah and lebanon right on israel's border. there has been back and fire across that border but hasn't escalated beyond that and remains at essentially a contained level. the goal is to keep it there john. >> so orrin,

so dwight eisenhower is the president in question.nd i think his football story at west point is pretty well known. there have literally been books written about dwight eisenhower playing against jim thorpe, the real all-american. this, you know, some some really fascinating stuff about eisenhower's college career. but he tore his knee that same season and never played football again. he became a football coach just kind of on a volunteer basis, both at west point coaching junior varsity. and then once he arrived at fort sam houston down in texas, he coached local high school, a local college. now, during war football, we don't know for sure whether he coached in 1917 or 1918 at one of the many stateside assignments that he had. he was at camp colt for a while in pennsylvania. he probably did a little bit of coaching there, but he most definitely during the national guard mobilization of the winter of 1916, 1917, he definitely coached a team from the 12th division, all stars which were based in fort sam houston, where eisenhower was a

the us us dwight eisenhower is on its way to the middle east. it's the 2nd one, the pentagon sent after the us as carol dar ford and stripe groups deployment in the eastern mediterranean batteries for israel's iron, doing air defense system. and additional munitions are included in the us is supportive response to the white house has requested $14000000000.00 from congress to israel in its fight against some of the security package i'm sending to congress and asking congress do isn't on the pressure on the commitment to israel security that will sharpen israel's qualitative military edge, which we've committed to the qualitative military edge. we're going to make sure iron dome continues to guard the skies of razor. we're going to make sure other hospital actors in the region know that israel is stronger than ever and prevent this conflict from spreading. there are few doubts of the world's largest military super power would be able to help foster israel's war effort, even as it continues to back ukraine's defense. but experts, a trade offs are

dwight esenhower gave his farewell address 62 years ago in january 1961.rned us about the power of the military-industrial complex. the military-industrial complex has taken over us foreign policy, especially since the 1990s. we sometimes call it the era of niakons. this was an era when the united states waged non-stop military campaigns, secret regime change operations. this has led us to many hot wars. a huge global insecurity. biden had just asked for another $100 billion, plus an endless stream of military spending, and i thought he sounded like the military-industrial complex. your artillery shells are manufactured in 12 states, including pennsylvania and texas. just published an article about what they expect boom. on the other hand, our foreign policy is a disaster. president biden said we are a beacon to the world. the world is completely against what the united states now stands for. we need evidence, then the last time the un security council voted 14 to one, when the other 14 members of the un security council said that we need a ceasefire and h

best-selling nonfiction authors and influential interviewers on the afterwards podcast add-on q&a, here dwight -- your wide-ranging conversations with nonfiction offers -- authors who are making things happen. the weekly hour-long conversation that regularly feature fascinating authors of nonfiction books on a wide variety of topics. in the about books podcast takes you behind the scenes of the nonfiction book publishing industry with insider interviews, industry updates and bestseller updates. find all of our podcast by downloading the free c-span now app or whatever you get your podcast and on our website, c-span.org/podcast. >> secretary of state antony blinken has been calling for clearer condemnation from the united nations security council regarding hamas terrorist attack against israel. secretary blinken statement came during address at the council's meeting in new york. the address is about 15 minutes. , their incredible bravery, their dedication, all of those who continue to serve in some of the most difficult circumstances imaginable, we express our gratitude and our admiration. i am

when israel called the united states responded this aircraft carrier, the us, us dwight eisenhower is on its way to the middle east. it's the 2nd one, the pentagon sent after the us as carol dar ford and stripe groups deployment in the eastern mediterranean batteries for israel's iron, doom air defense system. and additional munitions are included in the us is supportive response to and the white house has requested $14000000000.00 from congress to israel in its fight against some of the security package. i'm sending to congress and asking congress to is an unprecedented commitment to israel security that will sharpen israel's qualitative military edge, which we've committed to the qualitative military edge. we're going to make sure iron dome continues to guard the skies of razor. we're going to make sure other hospital actors in the region know that israel, stronger than ever and prevent this conflict from spreading. there are few doubts that the world's largest military super power would be able to help foster israel's for effort, even as it continues to back. ukraine's defend this.

so dwight coalition and the new less capacity, but also celebrating their success on election night. and they're looking to be part of the ruling coalition government. many analysts believe the positions strong shelving diplomatically improves the relationship between brussels and also to have these brussels bureau chief, alexandra phenomena is in warsaw. i asked her to describe for us what coalition building we might see in poland of the well, the law and justice party, they got the most votes. however, it is not enough to govern alone if they can form a coalition with the far right. they're likely partner there are also a know to being able to have the majority in the problem. and as it seems, however, there are still the biggest faulty. that is why as we have just heard, there are likely, as it is a to edition in poland to get the 1st shot at forming a government. their chances are according to experts, slim to none. and still there are saying they wants to try it. they wants to start talks with all the parties to see whether they can win members of them to work with them together

protecting the skies when israel called the united states responded this aircraft carrier, the us s. dwight eisenhower is on its way to the middle east. it's the 2nd one, the pentagon sent after the us as carol dar ford and stripe groups deployment in the eastern mediterranean batteries for israel's iron, doom air defense system. and additional munitions are included in the us is supportive response to the white house has requested $14000000000.00 from congress to israel in its fight against some of the security package. i'm sending to congress and asking congress to is an unprecedented commitment to israel security that will sharpen israel's qualitative military edge, which we've committed to qualitative military edge that we're going to make sure iron don't continues to guard the skies of razor. we're going to make sure other hospital actors in the region know that israel, stronger than ever and prevent this conflict from spreading. there are few doubts that the world's largest military super power would be able to help foster israel's war effort, even as it continues to back you cranes d

carrier strike group led by uss dwight d. eisenhower is sailing to the middle east, sailing to the mediterranean. it is designed to sell messages to israel and proxies including lebanon and hezbollah not to get involved. the eisenhower group will join the uss gerald ford that reached the coast earlier this week. also the u.s. state department said the number of u.s. citizens killed in last week's attack the number has climbed to 29 dead. 15 majors are still unaccounted for, anderson. >> and as john mentioned, the new u.s. warships are supposed to send a signal to groups like israel not to get involved. today israel exchange fire with tel aviv near the border. what sort of hostilities have been going on there? >> there's been some exchanges of fire. you mention mortar attacks coming from hezbollah oppositions in southern lebanon, just a short distance from the lebanese border now there was artillery fired from the israeli officers that are concentrated here now in preparation for a possible second front opening up. there's als

dwight the isenhower, then president of the united states, appeared on camera and spoke on behalf ofd of them in advance. in the circumstances i have described, there will be no united states involvement in these present hostilities. i therefore have no plan to call the congress in special session. of course, we shall continue to keep in contact with congressional leaders of both parties. it is our hope and intent that this matter will be brought before the united nations general assembly. there, with no veto operating, the opinion of the world can be brought to bear in our quest for a just end to this tormenting problem. in the past. united nations has proved able to find a way to end bloodshed. we believe it can and that it will do so again. the dispute between the permanent members of the security council over the seasfire was not resolved, and as a result, the un general assembly convend a special emergency meeting at the request of the security council and issued the ceasfire order by 57 votes, but france and britain ignored the decre. and nikolai bulganin, the soviet prime mini

so dwight eisenhower is the president in question.nd i think his football story at west point is pretty well known. there have literally been books written about dwight eisenhower playing against jim thorpe, the real all-american. this, you know, some some really fascinating stuff about eisenhower's college career. but he tore his knee that same season and never played football again. he became a football coach just kind of on a volunteer basis, both at west point coaching junior varsity. and then once he arrived at fort sam houston down in texas, he coached local high school, a local college. now, during war football, we don't know for sure whether he coached in 1917 or 1918 at one of the many stateside assignments that he had. he was at camp colt for a while in pennsylvania. he probably did a little bit of coaching there, but he most definitely during the national guard mobilization of the winter of 1916, 1917, he definitely coached a team from the 12th division, all stars which were based in fort sam houston, where eisenhower was a

so dwight eisenhower is the president in question.nd i think his football story at west point is pretty well known. there have literally been books written about dwight eisenhower playing against jim thorpe, the real all-american. this, you know, some some really fascinating stuff about eisenhower's college career. but he tore his knee that same season and never played football again. he became a football coach just kind of on a volunteer basis, both at west point coaching junior varsity. and then once he arrived at fort sam houston down in texas, he coached local high school, a local college. now, during war football, we don't know for sure whether he coached in 1917 or 1918 at one of the many stateside assignments that he had. he was at camp colt for a while in pennsylvania. he probably did a little bit of coaching there, but he most definitely during the national guard mobilization of the winter of 1916, 1917, he definitely coached a team from the 12th division, all stars which were based in fort sam houston, where eisenhower was a

the us, as dwight eisenhower is on its way to the middle east. it's the 2nd one, the pentagon sent after the us as carol dar ford and stripe groups deployments in the eastern mediterranean batteries for israel's iron, doom air defense system. and additional munitions are included in the us is supportive response to the white house has requested $14000000000.00 from congress to israel in its fight against some of the security package i'm sending to congress and asking congress do isn't on the pressure on the commitment to israel security that will sharpen israel's qualitative military edge, which we've committed to the qualitative military edge. we're going to make sure iron don't continues to guard the skies of razor. we're going to make sure other hospital actors in the region know that israel, stronger than ever and prevent this conflict from spreading. there are few doubts that the world's largest military super power would be able to help foster israel's for effort, even as it continues to back ukraine's defense. but experts, a trade offs are

the pentagon is considering the possibility of sending another aircraft carrier, dwight esenhowe, to conflict zone. andrey kirillov, channel one. the situation in the palestinian-israeli conflict zone became the main topic of the telephone call. conversation between the presidents of russia and turkey. vladimir putin and recep tayyip erdogan expressed. deep concern about the escalation of violence and the catastrophic increase in civilian casualties. the leaders declared the need for a ceasefire and a resumption of negotiations. moscow and ankara are ready to contribute to this; the presidents emphasized: resolution of the crisis is possible exclusively on the basis of a two-state formula approved by the un security council, which provides for the creation of an independent palestinian state within the borders of 1967 of the year. to events in the ne zone the most tenacious alligators in the world, as our k-52 attack helicopters are called, are fast, maneuverable, invulnerable, they deal a crushing blow to the enemy. it is not surprising that these particular winged aircraft are one

deployed the katia, the us as general our for in the eastern mediterranean near is around the us as dwight d eisenhower has been pulled up and joined the forward as well. in addition, the range of all the us warship spot and so on their way into the region. so what do these us ministry deployments mean and what are the risks of a wide us below the of the conflict into the region? to answer those questions on joined by christina, cower from the think tank. the joe in marshall fund of the united states because, you know, lots to unpack here. i'd like to look at the us community. your role in particular fast, very simply. what exactly is it? as well, 1st of all, the deployment of, of aircraft carriers and of, of military capabilities to the middle east and reaction to the i have come off the tax on it. so on october, 7th, by the united states is a measure off re establishing the terms the attacks by whom us, as you know, were very much of a surprise to the east for any utilities and military and to the region and to the well. because these are at the military was gonna say that's uh too stron

meanwhile, it became known that the second american aircraft carrier, dwight esenhow, together with hisng across the atlantic to the mediterranean sea, although washington was quick to make an interesting caveat: the aircraft carrier is on the way, but the united states has not yet made a decision to transfer it from the shores of israel. evgeny lyamin, maxim kulfeev, channel one. moscow and pyongyang are linked by strong ties of friendship and good neighborliness and cooperation. this is stated in the congratulatory telegram that vladimir putin sent to the leader of the dprk kim chinny. the occasion of 75 years of diplomatic relations between our countries. the russian president recalled that in 1948, the soviet union was the first to recognize the korean people. democratic republic since then, bilateral cooperation has been actively developing in all directions. this was fully confirmed by the recent meeting of leaders at the vostochny cosmodrome. now the latest data on the progress of the svo. near arrtemovsk, fire defeat in the ukrainian armed forces struck by tula paratroopers. the

general, our ford in the eastern mediterranean, near is around the us as dwight d eisenhower has been pulled up to join the forward as well. in addition, the range of all the us warships about 8, so on their way into the region. so what do these us ministry deployments mean and what are the risks of a why the spillover of the conflict into the region? to answer those questions, i'm joined by christine our colleagues from the think tank, the john marshall fund of the united states because you know, lots to unpack here. i'd like to look at the us ministry role in particular, fast, very simply. what exactly is it as well, 1st of all, the deployment of, of aircraft carriers and of, of military capabilities, the middle east and reaction to the i have a mazda tax on it. so on october 7th, by the united states is a measure off re establishing the terms the attacks by whom us, as you know, were very much of a surprise to the is there any utilities and mail terry adds to the region and to the well? because these are at the military was gonna say that's uh too strong for something like this to

earlier saturday morning, the navy aircraft carrier uss dwight eisenhower was deployed to that region after a day long delay. it's now the second carrier in the mediterranean. president biden spoke by phone on saturday with palestinian authority president saying the us is ready to support humanitarian efforts in gaza. pentagon officials, however, stressed the us military is advising israel only. they also insist there is zero intention of putting us forces on the ground in israel or gaza. stay with fox news channel for the very latest on the israeli a hamas war. i'm marian trying to deal about below to the hamas up militants for its carnage last weekend 1300 dead and israel put a prins you noted 29 americans with 150 hostages its belief 15 americans could be among them. situation on the ground in the gaza very bad right now. hundreds of thousands of civilians fleeing from the northern side of the gaza strip down to the south. israel said to them they should leave. they are now taking that seriously. it looks like the northern parts of the devastating gaza strip from all these airstrik

meanwhile, it became known that the second american aircraft carrier, dwight azindewer, together withe group, headed across the atlantic to the mediterranean sea, although washington hastened to make an interesting reservation: the aircraft carrier is on the way, but the united states has not yet made a decision to transfer it from the shores of israel. evgey lyamin, maxim kulfeev, channel one. now about the progress of the special operation by russian troops. improved the tactical situation in the southern donetsk direction , two reconnaissance groups were discovered and destroyed, and another was disrupted an attempt to rotate enemy units. during the battles, the enemy suffered heavy losses. tula paratroopers are operating near arrtemovsk, using nona self-propelled guns, striking at depression groups that are unsuccessfully trying to break through our defenses from the northern outskirts. in the zaporozhye region there is an object that is under the close attention of our military as. the situation there remains unstable. magatha experts. almost daily records explosions in the area

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dwight barks american guard and alad imino center a nigerian-american joined the zobhan isfahan basketballm. the karate federation, announcing the dismissal of farhanaz arbab from the leadership of the women's national team , introduced leila bahrami as her replacement in the world championship competitions. the world karate championships will begin on november 2 in budapest, hungary. at the beginning of the 8th week of bundesliga football and in the first game of the 10th week of the spanish league tonight, assina will face granada. thank you for your attention to sports news. in the name of the kind god, the god who thought and spoke and gave a guide to people. a little further, on the other side, there was a land full of villages olive trees were a custom in that village. every child who was born, a small olive tree was planted and a sapling was planted and he was taught to pour water on the foot of that tree and that tree would be his own. hasam and habib have a tree each. they watered their trees every day, but for several days they were very upset because mom did not allow them to wa

dwight d.isenhower carrier is making its way to -- what can you tell us about this latest development? how significant is that to have these two group station there? >> i think it's quite significant. it's a reflection of president biden's commitment to support israel. the hamas attack was a terrific terrorist attack on humber-st., killing more than 1300 civilians and injuring more than 3000 others and taking hostages. israel has every right to defend itself, to secure its borders, protected citizens. and arrest the captives. and the u.s. is standing behind israel, signaling to others they shouldn't make any moves to take advantage of the situation. >> i want to play a clip of secretary blinken met with saudi foreign minister. let's listen. >> the primary suffer of the situation are civilians, civilian populations on both sides being affected. it's important, i think, that we all condemned the targeting of civilians and any form, at anytime. >> congressman, we know the situation and gaza is det

best-selling nonfiction authors and influential interviewers on the afterwards podcast add-on q&a, here dwightide-ranging conversations with nonfiction offers -- authors who are making things happen. the weekly hour-long conversation that regularly feature fascinating authors of nonfiction books on a wide variety of topics. in the about books podcast takes you behind the scenes of the nonfiction book publishing industry with insider interviews, industry updates and bestseller updates. find all of our podcast by downloading the free c-span now app or whatever you get your podcast and on our website, c-span.org/podcast. >> secretary of state antony blinken has been calling for clearer condemnation from the united nations security council regarding hamas terrorist attack against israel. secretary blinken staten

the uss dwight d isenhower strike group, combined force of more than 5000 sailors, will join the ussrimes. there's been hardly any american mention of the palestinians flight during a week of vicious israeli bombard. of gaza, for years pols have highlighted the overwhelming arab support for palestine as the foremost arab cause and the growing hostility towards america, which is seen as a destabilizing force in the region. there is the possibility that if the war really widens not only to include gaza, but maybe the west bank, that it will not only alienate arab allies, but uh, could potentially lead to... uh breaking of relations with israel, first of all, biden is unwelcome here because he has major role in this game, major role in the aggression on our people, we apologize for that, we hopefully have that uh technical problem relieved and played for you in our later bulletins. okay, moving on, press tv has interviewed people around the world, asking them what they think about israel's bloody attacks on palestinians in the besieg gaza strep. here's what they had to say? déjà que ils

report comes after the pentagon said it was moving another carrier group to the mediterranean, the uss dwightejected arab calls for descalation or ceasefire, rendering the us complicit and present and future israeli war crimes. there's been hardly any american mention of the palestinians flight during a week of vicious israel bombardment of gaza. for years pols of high. the overwhelming arab support for palestine as the foremost arab cause and the growing hostility towards america, which is seen as a destabilizing force in the region. there is the possibility that if the war really witens not only to include gaza, but maybe the west bank, that it will not only alienate arab allies, but uh, could potentially lead to uh, a breaking of relations with israel. first of all, biden is unwelcome here because he has major role in this game, major role in the aggression on our people, and he is providing the money and weapons to kill our people in gaza and everywhere. the long history of us military aid to israel has helped the regime develop its military prowiss, and it continues to represent a signif

the pentagon is considering the possibility of sending another aircraft carrier, the dwight esenhowe,the conflict zone. anatoly lazarev, evgeny stefanchuk, andrey kirillov. first channel. now about the progress of the special operation, the aviation of the southern group struck the temporary deployment points of three brigades of the ukrainian armed forces in the dpr. in addition, the crew of the heavy flamethrower systems of the solntsepeks inflicted fire damage on enemy personnel in the andreevka area. in the donetsk direction on equipment and a camouflaged enemy military facility stages of sud-25 attack aircraft are working. missile launches are carried out in pairs from low altitudes. after receiving a combat mission, they take to the skies in a matter of minutes. while on duty on the ground, we received a task. completed the preparations, then at a given time took off in pairs, flew along the route to the target area , struck with unguided missile weapons, performed an anti-missile maneuver, according to the report of the forward aircraft gunner, the targets were hit, western avi

dwight eisenhower will be heading to the earn mediterranean this week. it takes two weeks.ay it was previously scheduled not because of the war but sends another message with a strike group. f-15s and 16s, the u.s. air force moving into the region from the u.s. central command. the arrival of the forces to the region is a strong signal of deterrents should any actor hostile to israel try to take advantage of this situation. no plans to put boots on the ground according to the state department and jake sullivan. however, there is a lot of u.s. movement of material, forces, and power. >> dana: as we were saying before they don't go there to sit in the ocean and hang out. joey jones is a retired marine corps bomb technician. you've been covering this closely. the dwight eisenhower is now headed there as well. >> my nephew is on a carrier group supposed to leave yesterday and they were waiting for orders. so they are supposedly leaving today. their destination will be off the coast of israel or taiwan. that's the situation we find ourselves in as americans now. we're supplying