former army ca tain. bakhmut on the ground? former army captain- good — bakhmut on the ground? captain. good afternoon. _ bakhmut on the ground? former army captain. good afternoon. what - bakhmut on the ground? former army captain. good afternoon. what you - captain. good afternoon. what you have seen is politically to lenski and the defence ministry in ukraine saying that they are coming under increasing pressure and then you see the military in terms of these bridges having been destroyed, one in the west and one to the north—east. that is about slowing the russians down if they are trying to encircle the city. essentially, they are in a difficult situation because they are under increasing pressure and what they want to do is try to get out with as much of their forces as they can and then re—establish defensive lines further to the west. there are a few principles, a fighting withdrawal is difficult to do. i did one in my own training and i totally messed it up. i imagine at this scale. but there are a few principles, one the ukrainians will be trying to do. command and co

chief was helping the former army chief was helping the prime minister and government leaders byions we saw today from the former prime minister at the same time, this is important to mention that this was not the first time that this was not the first time that he has had such things. but initially the court settled the span and then later on in another such case the present government set aside this order by the revelatory authority. this is happened again today and his party is now saying that they would file a case again against of this new order and would go to court and get it set aside. at the same time, his party is also ready to file protective —— provisions for protective bales to get him free from the situation that he was in today when police reached out to arrest him. where he had warrants against him. this is the situation right now. his supporters outside his residence in lahore and imran khan was not there as the plea said today. when they went to arrest him. . ~ said today. when they went to arrest him. ., ~ , ., said today. when they went to arrest him. ., ~' ,

that is a former army chief saying that his criticism. reserve training in protest at your proposal. all all 0k, again, there are people who see terrible stuff. some people that are former chiefs of staff in israel ran for prime minister positions in israel, lost to netanyahu, and will say anything that they can in order to demonise the government. this is not about demonisation. just a second. the fact that he says so does that make it true. if you want to talk about the substance and not do an ad hominem discussion of who said what, that we can do. if you want to say he says and she says and the experts support my view. i do not think that will bring us any closer to understanding the issues at hand. the reason why i'm interested in who is for and opposes your position is because in the end, this is a political and judicial matter. you have worked in your effort to end what you call the judicial dictatorship in israel for years. you now have specific legislation and want it's to get it through the knesset. i wonder if it has made any dif

first up, it's the labour mp and former army officer dan jarvis . and i just officer dan jarvis. and i just had this moment where i thought, well , you know, there is a had this moment where i thought, well, you know, there is a real risk that i could get captured. i'm not going to get captured because being captured by the taliban not something that taliban is not something that you to happen. elapses in you wanted to happen. elapses in 2019, you won the seat from dennis skinner , the conservative dennis skinner, the conservative mp for bolsover. mark fletcher i always struggled with aggressive men and sort of male culture, macho culture, because it's to me it's like if it goes to a certain edge, if there's a certain edge, if there's a certain level of conflict which two of us might just be banter. to me, i'm ten years old and scared again in my head. i know the 2019 conservative mp , it's the 2019 conservative mp, it's the 2019 conservative mp, it's the member for darlington , peter the member for darlington, peter gibson. i'm a gay man and the thought of being subjected to som

first up, it's the labour mp and former army officer dan jarvis . and i just officer dan jarvis. and i just had this moment where i thought, well , you know, there is a had this moment where i thought, well, you know, there is a real risk that i could get captured. i'm not going to get captured because being captured by the taliban not something that taliban is not something that you to happen. elapses in you wanted to happen. elapses in 2019, you won the seat from dennis skinner , the conservative dennis skinner, the conservative mp for bolsover. mark fletcher i always struggled with aggressive men and sort of male culture, macho culture, because it's to me it's like if it goes to a certain edge, if there's a certain edge, if there's a certain level of conflict which two of us might just be banter. to me, i'm ten years old and scared again in my head. i know the 2019 conservative mp , it's the 2019 conservative mp, it's the 2019 conservative mp, it's the member for darlington , peter the member for darlington, peter gibson. i'm a gay man and the thought of being subjected to som

i mean, what you think as a former army man , this idea that the man, this idea that the generals, thegenerals don't want to cede a single inch of ground, is that a wise thing when it comes to bakhmut, in your view ? my view is not very your view? my view is not very important. the view of people like , the ukrainian general who like, the ukrainian general who i've just been with literally hundred metres ago before i came this , this, this back street . this, this, this back street. it's a view people like this man that counts and they say that's what's happening is a menu at best soldiers are being dying tonight in order to defend and hold destroy territory and destroy buildings . if he put it destroy buildings. if he put it like this, there are 148 million russians and there are 30 million ukrainians in a scene that requires us time and time again here is that putin with no for the people he's throwing forward is throwing forward convex he's throwing forward people way beyond the bubble of st petersburg and moscow into what's being described as a meat gnnder what's being described as

i mean, what you think as a former army man , this idea that the man, this idea that the generals, therals don't want to cede a single inch of ground, is that a wise thing when it comes to bakhmut, in your view ? my view is not very your view? my view is not very important. the view of people like , the ukrainian general who like, the ukrainian general who i've just been with literally hundred metres ago before i came this , this, this back street . this, this, this back street. it's a view people like this man that counts and they say that's what's happening is a menu at best soldiers are being dying tonight in order to defend and hold destroy territory and destroy buildings . if he put it destroy buildings. if he put it like this, there are 148 million russians and there are 30 million ukrainians in a scene that requires us time and time again here is that putin with no for the people he's throwing forward is throwing forward convex he's throwing forward people way beyond the bubble of st petersburg and moscow into what's being described as a meat gfinder what's being described as a m

chuck nad is a former army blackhawk pilot. how much more difficult is it to fly a helicopter at night? >> when you're flying a blackhawk helicopter at night, you have much less margin of error. you have to be on top of your game because the rate of closure, depth perception, all of that is diminished. >> reporter: the army says one of the helicopters had five soldiers on board, the other, four. >> we're going to wrap our arms around these families, and we're going to be there with them not just for the days, but the weeks and the months and the years to come. >> reporter: a blackhawk from the tennessee national guard crashed in alabama last month. two reservists were killed. and last year, two blackhawks with the utah national guard crashed during training. everyone survived. tonight a flight safety team from alabama's fort rucker is here investigating the crash, and the news has been devastating for the community that supports fort campbell. people around here feel very connected to the military. norah. >> no doubt. janet sha

allegations against the state and has been spreading hate speech and also adjust today that the former armyme minister and government leaders by postponing in the accountability code. so these allegations we saw today from the former prime minister at the same time, this is important to mention that this was not the first time that he has had such things. but initially the court settled the ban and then later on in another such case the present government set aside this order by the revelatory authority. this is happened again today and his party is now saying that they would file a case again against of this new order and would go to court and get it set aside. at the same time, his party is also ready to file petetions for for protective bales to get him free from the situation that he was in today when police reached out to arrest him. a spokesperson for the duke and duchess of sussex has confirmed that they have received email correspondence from his majesty's office regarding the coronation. buckingham palace had declined to comment on reports that prince harry and meghan have been inv

chuck nadd is a former army blackhawk pilot.it to fly a helicopter at night? >> when you are flying a black hawk helicopter at night, you have much less margin of error. you have to be on top of your game because the rate of closure, depth perception, all of that is diminished. >> reporter: the army says one of the helicopters had five soldiers on board. the other, four. >> we are going to wrap our arms around these families, and we are gong to be there with them, not just for the days, but the weeks and the months and the years to come. >> reporter: a blackhawk from the tennessee national guard crashed in alabama last month. two reservists were killed. and last year, two blackhawks with the utah national guard crashed during training. everyone survived. tonight, a flight safety team from alabama's fort rucker is here investigating the crash, and the news has been devastating for the community that supports fort campbell. people around here feel very connected to the military. norah? >> norah: no doubt. janet shamlian, thank you

. >> not surprising pick from you former army captain.ght, thank you for the insight. >> thank you, frank. >>> one more quick look at the futures right now. nasdaq is least impacted if the markets opened right now with the dow opening up 140 points lower. that is it for us on "worldwide exchange." "squawk box " is coming up next. have a great friday. i screwed up. mhm. i got us t-mobile home internet. now cell phone users have priority over us. and your marriage survived that? you can almost feel the drag when people walk by with their phones. oh i can't hear you... you're froze-- ladies, please! you put it on airplane mode when you pass our house. i was trying to work. we're workin' it too. yeah! work it girl! woo! i want to hear you say it out loud. well, i could switch us to xfinity. those smiles. that's why i do what i do. that and the paycheck. >>> good morning stock sets to slide after 500 point selloff for the dow. the next market catalyst is today's employment report. shares of silicon valley bank plunge the lender is the backbone

since nigeria returned to democracy in 1999, this was the first election in which there was no former army general on the ballot. all the candidates were proper civilians, if you know what i'm talking about. it was also an election which, for the first time, a bulk of young people sought to overthrow the old, the established order in the country. they did not succeed, but the energy they brought to the election, the new sense of urgency was something to behold, and i think in the long run bodes we for the democratic process in nigeria. amna: so, tell me about the winner here. bola tinubu beat out two opponents, a man named atiku abubakar, who's from the people's democratic party, or the pdp, and a man named peter obi, who's from the smaller labor party. tell me about tinubu. how did he win? what was his message? ebenezer: i don't think it's the message, as much as the craft that he brought to the game. he's been running ever since he concluded his term of office as governor of lagos state in 2007. and what do i mean by he has been running? he has been appointed -- he appointed every succes

>> it is fair to say that because since 1999 this is the first election in which there was no former armyllot. all of the candidates were proper civilians. it is also an election for the first time the bulk of young people sought to overthrow the old established order in the country. they did not succeed. the energy they brought to the election, the new secure -the new urgency was something that moods -- that moves the way for nigeria. >> he -- a man from the smaller labour party. how did he win? what was his message? >> i don't think it is the message as much as the craft that had wrought to the game. -- the craft it had brought to the game. he appointed every successive governor of legos up until now -- of lagos. he was able to take into and exploit all the alliances that had built over a long time. that is what he won the election. >> there were some familiar issues to american politics and there were questions raised about his age. he is 70 years old. the russians raised about his claims he worked for the company to wait whicturned out to be not true. either of those -- did either of

but a third suspect has not been found views and ruben sat down with the family of the victim of former army translator from afghanistan who leaves behind a wife and five children. it's been a week since abdul raouf sherzad was gunned down at the pittsburgh convenience store where he worked since then, his wife and five small children have hardly slept. and they don't want to show their faces. who saved my house? no save my kids and school. not safe because at least one suspect, gregory ross , ignition is still at large to others, jessica russo and alan loro have now been taken into custody. god's children, the youngest just 2.5 don't understand every night like a trauma. they have they wake up. where is my daddy? sherzad worked for nearly a decade as an army translator in afghanistan. his goal had been to give his family a better life. his family doesn't believe that's what they got for me here in afghanistan the same thing. we come in here to say for children now we're not. we have not safety was the sole support for his family. his wife isn't sure what to do now, but she knows she can't s

it's a former army training and test site.sident biden says it will now be preserved to our veterans and tribal nations, while also giving the community a new place to gather. and in southern nevada, a mountain will be turned into a national monument to preserve its wildlife and history. alright that wind warning still in effect, winter started back down a little bit, but it's still real windy out there see some blue sky off in the distance. i'll have the forecast coming up. let's go to ktvu heather holmes. now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu. plus i really can't believe how gusty those winds are out there. julie we're going to continue to be on storm watch tonight. also concerned tonight about a deadly fungal infection and just how quickly it's spreading. health expert has joined going to join us live tonight at seven to talk about those who are most at risk . also new tonight on the seven, a california based company just got the green light to bring its lab grown chicke

i want to go straight now to the democratic congressman and former army ranger who sits on the house foreign affairs and intelligence committees. congressman, i really appreciate your time and i want to get straight to this current, you know, huge request from ukraine that has really met with a wall in the u.s. and that is the f-16 fighter jets. you've signed a bipartisan letter supporting that calling on the biden administration to provide those f-16s. but biden's comment just the other day about zelenskyy, quote, he doesn't need f-16s now. why is biden wrong? >> well, erin, first of all, president biden and this administration have done a tremendous job of leading and building an international coalition to put ukraine in the position to win. not since world war ii have we seen a mass mobilization and a logistics operation like we are leading and executing right now to help the ukrainians fight for their freedom. but, you know, what i learned in war is that every day is a new day. you can't take for granted the successes of the past days. this war is constantly evolving. it's consta

ktvu ruben sat down with the family of the victim, a former army translator from in afghanistan who leavesehind five children. it's been a week since abdul rove sherzad was gunned down at the pittsburgh convenience store where he worked since then, his wife and five small children have hardly slept, and they don't want to show their faces. my house my kids and school. not safe because at least one suspect, gregory ross, union is still at large to others, jessica russo and alan loro have now been taken into custody. god's children, the youngest just 2.5 don't understand every night like a trauma. they have they wake up. where's my daddy? sherzad worked for nearly a decade as an army translator in afghanistan. his goal had been to give his family a better life . his family doesn't believe that's what they got for me here in afghanistan the same thing. we come in here to say for children now we're not. we have no safety was the sole support for his family. his wife isn't sure what to do now, but she knows she can't stay in pittsburgh. she's simply too afraid. changed my house. my kid's school

ktvu s and ruben sat down with the family of the victim, my former army translator. from afghanistan. it's been a week since abdul raouf shirzad was gunned down at the pittsburgh convenience store where he worked since then his wife and five small children have hardly slept, and they don't want to show their faces. my house my kids and school. not safe because at least one suspect, gregory ross, ignition is still at large to others, jessica russo and alan loro have now been taken into custody. god's children, the youngest just 2.5 don't understand every night like a trauma. they have they wake up. where's my daddy? sherzad worked for nearly a decade as an army translator in afghanistan. his goal had been to give his family a better life. his family doesn't believe that's what they got for me here in afghanistan the same thing we come in here to say for children now we're not. we have not safety was the sole support for his family. his wife isn't sure what to do now, but she knows she can't stay in pittsburgh. she's simply too afraid. changed my house to my kid's scho

ktvu s and ruben sat down with the family of the victim, who was a former army translator from afghanistan. it's been a week since abdul raouf sherzad was gunned down at the pittsburgh convenience store where he worked sin then, his wife and five small children have hardly slept, and they don't want to show their faces. my house my kids and school. not safe because at least one suspect, gregory ross, union is still at large to others, jessica russo and alan loro have now been taken into custody. god's children, the youngest just 2.5 don't understand every night like a trauma. they have they wake up. where's my daddy? sherzad worked for nearly a decade as an army translator in afghanistan. his goal had been to give his family a better life. his family doesn't believe that's what they got for me here in afghanistan the same thing. we come in here to say for children now we're not. we have no safety was the source support for his family. his wife isn't sure what to do now, but she knows she can't stay in pittsburgh. she's simply too afraid. changed my house to my kid's school. and change and

i spoke to dr patrick bewree, a senior lecturer in security at the university of bath and a former british armyu have seen is politically the defence ministry and zelensky in ukraine set the ground, essentially, saying they are coming under increasing pressure in bakhmut. then you have seen the military in terms of these bridges having been destroyed, they have been geo— located, one in the west and one to the north—east, as far as i understand. that is about slowing the the russians down if they are trying to encircle the city. essentially they are in a difficult situation because they are under increasing pressure and what they want to do is basically get out with as much of their forces as they can and then re—establish defensive lines, as james said, further to the west. a fighting withdrawal is really difficult to do. i did one at a low level in my own training and i totally messed it up to be honest. so imagine it at this scale, at the divisional level. there are a few principles of what the ukrainians are trying to do. command and control leadership is probably the most important. they h

accused from the ukrainian company of the der lewander team, the company commander, a former officer of the red armynichenko, according to the information available here in the archival files that we have, here i am becoming on melnichenko, the commander of this ukrainian, so he was arrested. e, in the forty-fifth year in kiev well, as this information is available and sentenced to capital punishment and execution, 56 tomov ugolov 54 9 months , a kgb group representing the ministers of the bssr of 15 people conducted an investigation against 13 punishers from the nazi division of the ussr were accused under article 61 eye of the bssr is precisely the homeland. why did you shoot a child with a machine gun that has pegs? cool baby in my opinion, the dumbass says he regretted it, he will burn all alive was a special decision of the presidium the supreme soviet of the ussr which, as an exception, was granted the right not to apply articles six and forty-one of the fundamentals of the criminal legislation of the ussr and the union republics. e, in the sense not to apply that 139 people brought witnesses

. >> reporter: the former british army officer who specialized in drone warfare says he expected more from a military superpower like russia. >> this seems to be a crude, unsophisticated, not technologically advanced way of conducting operations. >> reporter: ivan watson, cnn, eastern ukraine. >>> an attorney for stormy daniels says the adult film star met with new york prosecutors via zoom on wednesday. she is offering to make herself available as a witness in their investigation of an alleged hush money payment from donald trump, days before the 2016 election. meanwhile, the former trump attorney, michael cohen, wrapped up his second day of testimony before a grand jury looking into the case. prosecutors say they are nearing a decision on whether to indict the former president. >> the position is that, at the end of the day, donald trump needs to be held accountable for his dirty deeds, if that's the way the facts play out. plain and simple. this is not about him. this is about holding accountability, truth to power, and everything in between. >> that's not the only legal trouble tr

united states is already working on the scenario of how you sum can attack crimea, the former commander of the american armyrope, ben hodges, even publishes a general plan, natalia solovyova carefully studied it. they call it liberation. former military commander of the us army general ben hodges publishes a detailed map of how he sees the successful attack. first, a series of strikes with long-range precision weapons on the naval bases in sevastopol dzhankoy and saki, then the destruction of the supply line connecting the peninsula with the russian mainland, the crimean bridge and the land route from rostov through mariupol and melitopol, so according to the hodges plan. crimea will be without support and cover immediately after that on the peninsula. it will be possible to enter armored units of the apu. those who express skepticism about the relative idea of ​​crimea first of all say that ukraine cannot liberate it, but they think linearly, that is , about pushing russian troops to the east. they are about how to make the peninsula insolvent with the help of long-range precision weapons from kiev, indeed

thank you for participation in the program army general former head of the foreign intelligence servicelamush this was a program verdict friends about it serhiy rudenko i will say goodbye to you tomorrow until 1 p.m. tomorrow we will have the former head of the security service of ukraine valentyn nalyvaichenko wait i wish you good health take care of yourself and your loved ones goodbye , will the ukrainian team of miners be able to continue the football fairy tale and reach the quarter-finals cheer for shakhtar in the europa league exclusively on megogo watch this week in the tv career collaborators program in exchange for treason, how the rashists recruited young people in the occupied south, they should be afraid of what they say is bad, who is helping the occupiers to loot kherson museums, huge exhibitions of aivazovsky's work, according to other students, so that fonenka can watch the program of collaborators with olena kononenko on wednesday, march 8 at 4:45 p.m. espresso tv channels vasyl zima's long broadcast my name is vasyl zima two hours of airtime until 21:00 two hours of y

army general, former head of the foreign intelligence service mykola malamush it was a program verdictbout her serhiy rudenko i will say goodbye to you tomorrow until 1 pm tomorrow we will have the former head of the security service of ukraine valentin nalyvaichenko wait i wish you good health take care of yourself and your loved ones. goodbye. i feel chained to the chair . everything is starting to annoy me. there is no convenient time for pain, but there is a yellow cream dolgit cream. dolgit anticonvulsant tablets to relax muscles and tendons , see this week in the program judicial control with tatyana shustrava, the competition for the higher kovaliv commission of judges, how the candidate's family bought real estate in the capital jointly we managed the budget in the family my husband and atypical punishment why the odesa judge appoints fraudsters to read frank and the frying pan we give them a chance to change their thinking and attitude towards others watch on thursday, march 9 at 4:40 p.m. espre television channels vasyl zima's long broadcast my name is vasyl zima two hours of

i am the same nightly, which is the former commander of the red army, he is in the same bobruisk, uh,and served in the red army in the process of the bobruisk department, 121 tons were identified. and zila’s accomplices in the forty-sixth, the court smiled, belyavsky was sentenced to capital punishment, their yachny was 20 years old, there hard labor and kakhanovsky 15 years were imprisoned in the trial of the nazis who participated in operation 1.5 took place in germany in the complex and gam burge but only decades later, for a crime for which there is no statute of limitations, they responded with small terms of imprisonment. details ask about this competition, who can accept participation? about what? what jobs are you looking forward to? well, we’ll probably start from the very name to know belarus and already the name of the competition says that every person who wants to know belarus, in principle, can take part, there are no restrictions, no age or social absolutely any of our tourist-travelers , and not just a trip to get acquainted with some tourist sites or corners of our co

glyzina vesti duty unit in ufa, the court sentenced a former military commissar who helped local athletes for bribes. so to speak, lean away service in the army the conscription department of the ufa military registration and enlistment office. konstantin voropaev was sentenced to six years in prison on probation, the court found him guilty of taking bribes, including the hockey players of the salavat yulaev club, on average, voropaev took 170,000 rubles. for the issuance of a military ticket , the document exempted the buyer from service in the armed forces, the spouse of the former military commissar received a term. angelica voropayeva helped her husband look for clients. for which the court sentenced her to 3 years of probation. explosive neighborhood in the suburbs, someone set fire to a pottery workshop, which before that he also shot from pneumatics , the police have no suspects. but there are artisans. it turns out that the potters have not been able to find a common language with their neighbor for a year and a half, and then they allegedly ask to pay him every month for security, and then the troubles will stop scandals sorted out b

army veteran and former n.f.l. defensive end, joins me now. good morning to you. , how does the patriotism one settle with you? >> the entire poll is disturbing. it is evidence of situational decline. it shouldn't come as a surprise, for decades, conservative americans have been socially conditioned to ignore the cul culture war. it is too controversial. you meet someone on the street, they say i'm fiscally liberal. that is result of a long propaganda effort, to be frank thachl is well and good until you wake up one day in a country you don't recognize and that is america today. it is important to note, a country is more than a tax rate or gdp growth. these things matter and polls are showing us, look at chartses, would you buy that stock in the future? average republican today is less patriotic, is less religious, less family oriented than the average person in either party in america 25 years ago. so it is really disturbing and just one more thing to add, as an army veteran, i talk to vets everyday. people in arkansas and around the country, there is patriotism,

scott bennett, the counter terrorism specialist and former u. s. army analyst is well versed in the complex history of us soviet cooperation. and the 2nd world war years you have stolen rise up and quite an effective leadership role under, under war 2 and counteracting the german advances. franklin delano roosevelt. the 32nd you as president, led the country from 1933 to 1945. franklin roosevelt came from an extraordinarily wealthy family, a very high elite socialite family, dating back to the 1600s. the roosevelt family. the delano family were old money that had built their fortunes in merchant ah, ship building other trades. roosevelt was a pragmatist. and when it suited american interests was prepared to cooperate with the soviet union, it was under his rule that you, a soviet diplomatic relations were established in 1933. franklin delano roosevelt is recognized by many in the american historical and academic and political ranks as one of the greatest for term presidents in history. the only president to ever sir. 4 terms, in fact, for his work in re

not many of precautions, soldiers, army, i, former prisoners, he personally recruited. oh, we need your criminal talents. just with you, i myself served 10 years in prison before i became a russian hero, held these your careers and i have a few more talents now that helped me a lot in life. i emerging from i graduated louis, complain that since the war began, the russian parliament has passed a series of bills aimed at stifling descent. took in his book. it's not just about the wagner group, it's all from you. i think the idea behind the amendment is to broaden the scope of law enforcement in general. well, over him, any criticism of military special operations will be punished won't be the punishment under the new bill would be draconian. up to 15 years in a penal colony. ah, this is this from a legal point of view. this is simply absurd over statements. even if it's just one sentence or, or single piece of information that is judged to be false. even though it's very likely to be correct on such statements. a given huge prison sentences. we haven't seen anything like

wikileaks gained international attention after publishing a trove of classified documents leaked by former u.s. armyier chelsea manning. included were numerous accounts of war crimes in iraq. one video released by wikileaks showed a u.s. helicopter gunship in baghdad slaughtering a dozen civilians, including a reuters -- two reuters step. reuters photographer namir noor-eldeen and his driver saeed chmagh. wikileaks titled that video "collateral murder." this is an excerpt. amy: julian n democracy now! in april 2010, a day after wikileaks published the collateral murder video. >> when we first got it, we were told it was important. we had no other context. we spent quite some months looking closely into this and the more we looked, the more disturbing it became. this is a sequence which has a lot of detail. i think in some ways, covers most of the bad aspects of the area war in iraq and what we must be able to infer is going on in afghanistan. these are not bad apples, this is standard actice. you can hear from the tone of the voices of the pilots that this is another day at the office. these pilots

foreign personalities. fighting for ukraine's cause james vasquez arguably the most famous one and former u. s. army staff sergeant who supposedly dropped everything to go and fight for ukraine. i was in the united states army. okay, rolla collectively for 14 years. oh wow. that lawyers active in 6 years and 4 years, myra turns out it was all a lie, a sort of sob story to get people to donate. the pentagon claims who was never deployed to any of those places and wasn't even as sergeant, but one of the u. s. armies low which ranks bots about didn't stop him from getting access to a whole bunch of weapons and revealing his units precise location through one of his online videos. still, mr. vasquez had easy access to weapons including american rifles. where did they come from? i'm not exactly sure, mister vasquez said in a text message. the rifles he added were brand new out of the box and we have plenty. he also tweeted that he should not have to worry about international rules of war while in ukraine. grady williams, a retired engineer with no military experienced bots with a met them ferryman, convi

armed forces of ukraine thanks to his extensive military experience , the president-elect, a former united states army infantry officer , will be responsible for the strategic management of the flight. the university will closely cooperate with the ukrainian government and international organizations for the development of new partnerships in the field of education and research. currently, there is a very close cooperation between the united states of america and ukraine, and it will strengthen over the years. ukraine showed itself in the war to be an incredibly strong and stable nation. victory in this war, it will be necessary to rebuild the country and high -level specialists will be in demand, and i am glad that our university can make a serious contribution to the development and the prosperity of ukraine, the plans of daniel rice are quite ambitious already in 5 years, the university that offers the standard of american education in ukraine should study seven and a half thousand students, the american partners are impressed by the abilities of the ambitions and skills of our youth, it pays the b

reserve, senior army, former generals, pilots, combat pilots from special units, from special forcesng, we have served, we are willing to give up served, we are willing to give up our life to the defence of this country, however, we are doing so on the basis that this remains a democracy. if israel becomes a dictatorship, we will not serve any more, we will not volunteer for combat missions and so on. this is very, very unprecedented and anything days to come, if there is no resolution, no compromise, i believe we will see more and more greater numbers of people following end of that footsteps.— following end of that footste s. ., ., footsteps. you mention compromise, _ footsteps. you mention compromise, do - footsteps. you mention compromise, do you i footsteps. you mention - compromise, do you expect any compromise, do you expect any compromise come from the government and if so what do you think it would look like? everybody�*s talking about a compromise. the person who was leading the efforts for compromise was president isaac herzog and in his statement, he's about to give up bu

we've also heard of other solutions potentially former army and raf bases , but former army and raf basest seem that those are being used quite yet and that certainly quiets the moment behind will and the indication perhaps that they reassess as a protest to hold, bearing in mind these charges are being levelled against people . i think maybe against people. i think maybe we've lost contact with will there, but certainly we'll be back to him a little later to assess that situation. and as we're saying that the protest perhaps planned for a little later, talk matters later, but let's talk matters royal . the duke and duchess royal now. the duke and duchess of sussex been in email correspondence , we're told, with correspondence, we're told, with the king's office over whether they will or not attend that coronation. a spokesperson for the duke and duchess telling gb news i can confirm the duke has recently received email correspondence ms. majesty's office regarding the coronation. an immediate decision on whether the duke and duchess will attend will not be disclosed by us at this time .

reservists, senior army, former generals, pilots, combat pilots from special units, specialforces areing, "we have served, we are willing to give up our life for the defence of this country, however, we are doing so on the basis that this remains a democracy." if israel becomes a dictatorship, we will not serve any more, we will not volunteer for combat missions and so on. so, this is very, very unprecedented and in the days to come, if there is no resolution, no compromise, i believe we will see more and more greater numbers of people following in their footsteps. you mentioned compromise, do you expect any compromise to come from the government and if so what do you think that would look like? everybody�*s talking about a compromise. the person who was leading the efforts for a compromise was president herzog, and his statement tonight, i think he's about to give up, but he is kind of sending a message to everybody, especially to the government that their plans as is right now is destructive, and he will abandon his efforts if they do not change it, so the onus is on the government,

sergeant , a in to particular a former army sergeant, a former medic, andrew walker .ant, a former medic, andrew walker. this is what he had to say . this announcement today say. this announcement today about illegal immigrants coming to catterick will be a nightmare because a lot of squaddies still with ptsd in mental health issues due to things happening in iraq and afghanistan. remembering in which illegal asylum seekers are across here. it's just going to make people go out looking for us here and it's just going to cause problems for the council. it's caused problems all over the country. when the moved to in moving it into a major garrison . now it will work at all. so, andrew has concerns that were primary early around safety around security and about the impact that this can have on serving squaddies that are still at the base and also the people that live around here that may be suffering ptsd like he says that he's sadly going through. and it's a problem that we don't know much more information about . it's something that the north yorkshire county council ce

here on the territory of some former soviet the sanatorium was a large military garrison of the ukrainian army, having studied aerial photographs and information from local residents at this place. we dissociated the armed formation of ukraine, there was a training center for the preparation of children. uh, orphanage nationalists. they gave the children weapons in their hands, studied the sapper business, this is all according to information from local residents on aerial photography. here is the equipment, you can see that there was an armed formation of ukraine, equipment dugouts of such cops. the first to go again are the sappers in the literal sense the traces of the war are paved everywhere by the spent cartridge cases of all calibers and much more terrible, even, probably, it is impossible to show our viewers the horrors of war. there are actually dead here, that is , human remains still lie , we will not focus your attention on this, but the spectacle, of course, the heavy dead fighters will be completely cleaned up. this is how the bezymyanny fraternal cemetery is nearby, and these re

jeremy hunt was a witness yesterday, a former u.s. armytain and serves as the chairman of veterans on duty. thanks for coming in. you said in part of your testimony to the committee yesterday in addition to what we heard, the chinese communist party is building hypersonic missiles that our radar systems can barely detect. spying on americans without consequence and threatening the sovereignty of taiwan, and barbaric regimes in north korea and iran, and growing concern the united states military simply isn't ready. why isn't the military ready in your estimation? >> the biggest problem we are seeing right now, we are so distracted. i mean, if you look at the numbers of just general accidents that can be completely avoidable are on the rise, last year we saw one of our most really prize submarines plows into a sea mount, and warships barely colliding into each other, we have serious issues the military has to get back to the core mission, making sure we are ready to deter, fight and win our nation wars. >> john: why are we away from the core

. >> the former british army officer who specialized in drone warfare says he expected more from a military superpower like russia. >> this seems to be a very crude, unsophisticated, not very technologically advanced way of conducting operations. >> it's fascinating. the so-called dumb bombs are not the only drones being used in the battlefield. in the ukraine. how do they compare to those given to russia by iran? >> those are kind of killer drones that carry much larger warheads, and they have done substantial damage in the past. there's been some analysis on them and kind of the components that are used to direct them, many of them coming from the u. s. and other western countries. they are just one of the many drones in the sky out here. at the beginning of the war, the ukrainians ertr using turkish made drones that did a lot of damage to advancing russian columns, and they are constantly reconnaissance drones along the front lines. ukrainians are relying, to a great degree, on crowd funding and donations for the individual units to be able to afford small commercial drones that are esse

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