ben hodges: this question has come up a lot in the last couple weeks. that son -- that says something about their great offensive. their offensive, not long ago people were talking about 500,000 russians on the border. then this weekend i heard people anxious because they heard russians were pulling aircraft out of storage. there is no way you could get me in a russian aircraft. [laughter] what kind of condition that thing is in. i think it has started. it has taken the shape of an infusion of poorly trained, poorly supplied conscripts into the meat grinder. i do not see so far the sort of things you would expect in an offensive. with a concentration of capabilities, forces to exploit. even if bakhmut fell tomorrow, then what? there is nothing with which they can exploit that. i could be wrong, they could be deceiving us. that would be an incredible intelligence folly for all of us is a large, capable mobile force appeared out of nowhere, trained and ready to do something. we know the russians are having their own ammunitions troubles. putin is not gett

former military commander of the us army general ben hodges publishes a detailed map of how he sees thessful 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 , militant statements are being heard more and more often preparing for an offensive on the peninsula. strov for zelensky's regimes, the so-called dialysis is seen as the highest point of success the goal of our counter-of

to novorossiysk, here is such a good quote from the commander of the us forces in europe, general hodgesas long as russia will be able to launch from aircraft missiles from crimea, it is actually difficult to imagine that ukraine will feel safe and it is impossible to analyze any economic plans related to our stability, and if you want to emphasize the fact that it is necessary to continue combat operations aimed primarily at the liberation of crimea from the enemy, and then you can talk about donbass, do you agree with such assessments of the american general, we understood it from the very beginning, and certainly general hodges is 500% right, we see crimea almost in the center of the black sea, well, what can i say if eh from eh foros to if bring the line to the south to the turkish coast in the direction of sinoku, well, it is 300 km, that is, whoever owns crimea, he controls the entire black sea water area, well , taking into account the range of missiles of the caliber that are located in crimea, well, it is 2500 km, of course, they can from this from these positions on the crimean

our first speaker will be lieutenant general retired ben hodges. he really needs no introduction. former commanding general of u.s. army europe and currently now senior adviser at human rights first, which is a leading international human rights organization that has been around since i believe the late 70s. i think 70 or 79 that it was founded. our second speaker is maria tomak, she is the head of the crimea platform department at the mission of the president of ukraine in the autonomous republic of crimea. maria has been, before taking on this role, maria has had a very distinguished and courageous career focusing on human rights and documenting evidence of russia's war crimes and crimes against humanity. in her current role, she's focused, laser-like focus, on the situation in crimea. then last but not least, my dear colleague bryan clark, who's a senior fellow at the director of the center for defense concepts and technology. at the hudson institute. brian and his team have done amazing work analyzing some of the more technical aspects of the war in ukraine, analyzing what pla

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ah keith pu hodge are as interested in the range of malt as historical hydraulic structures from pre historic water holes to the cisterns of the roman phoenician period to the subterranean canals of the middle ages. he's already explored more than 80 of them are. hey, so you've got glue, clay, which is which is an amphetamine is rock layer. what it is gathering above to form an aqua fit and digging data such as this directly above the brook lay would mean that you don't, there's a thing to effort and you'll water supply. so this system of water godaddy's feeding the fields that lie below us was providing death, agricultural identity with effort and yet warfare supplies. so instead of having to cross per year, this steady city because of these water godaddy's can provide the continuous cultivation of these crops. well into the summer months. okay, so you can get see crops, phase 3 harvests instead of 2. these water galleries have a function that could prove decisive, especially in times of climate change and the resulting weather disturbances. ah, the tool marks left by the medieval c

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. >> let me bring out general hodges, retired general coming in to help us understand this. so over 19 passes here by this jet, and what sticks out to you? >> well, obviously, this is not an accident, and it is a deliberate act, and oren did a very good job of laying out the context of that, but what make this important is not the loss of a drone, but this is what it means to defend the so-called international rules-based order. international air space, freedom of navigation, and claims to territorial waters and all of these things are being played out because of the russian's illegal annexation of crimea and illegal attack on ukraine. and we will see how russia responds because of their own illegal claims of the pacific. >> what do you think of the response that we have had from the pentagon, the secretary and the chairman of the joint chiefs coming out clearly and talking about this now a couple of times. >> i have been impressed actually, and secretary austin of course conveying the seriousness of this, and chairman millie, but also not overreacting. this is not the kind

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. >> martha: with that, we call in ben hodges, a senior adviser to human rights. to have you with us today. what to you make of that news that they are attributing this to the top of the kremlin and what do you make of our overall response? >> well, martha, first of all, i've been impressed with how secretary austin and chairman milley have responded to this. very firm, calm, making it clear that we will continue to operate in international airspace. so i would anticipate we'll see a drone going up again. what the the russians are doing, i don't doubt that at some very high level inside the russian ministry of defense that they would have made -- given the instructions to do this. this is part of a cultural and institutional approach by russia to use information and intimidation as far as and whenever they think that they can get away with it, to find out what the limits are. that's what's at stake here with ukraine. that's why we're supporting ukraine. it's about the freedom of navigation, international airspace, sovereignty that affects all of us. >> martha: gen

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it's hard not to feel, uh, you know, like somebody punches you in the gut ceo nick to hodges says the hits keep on coming began with lights out to glow afari, the zoo's lantern festival. then buckets of rain caused a massive sinkhole right near the main entrance. zulu was shut down for more than a month for major repairs will tell you we've been tested tested as an organization. ah financially with a persistent series of storms, 50 days closed and counting, costing more than $2.5 million in lost revenue. but the trouble is not over, especially with wild weather and saturated soil. this is ongoing. um we're still recovering that storm damage. there are a lot of trees at the zoo that are either at risk of falling for women not even know they look healthy. the zoo plans to remove more trees, a long term project and a costly endeavor. but with new animals and new habitat zoo staff hopes to change in the weather will drive the community to come to the rescue down and we're just trying to, you know, one step in front of the other. get back up. i know people are out there supporting us and m

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berdyansk, melitopol and further to crimea, this offensive can be a turning point in the war, ben hodgesieves, because the amount of western aid to ukraine and political support largely depends on the situation on the battlefield. everyone loves winners, and it would be very useful for ukraine. if everyone saw what is the way to victory is now, of course, all the leaders of the west. yes , we are with you as long as it takes, but what does this mean, this is a statement of readiness, and therefore , if ukraine can, it will be able to win the war this year, if they can release crimea this year and then it’s the end. it would help. a successful counteroffensive, if it didn’t start, would help. the crucial months of the war are ahead. this was repeatedly stated in the west, and the head of ukrainian military intelligence said this today. it is obvious that russia will try to occupy as much territory as possible during this time. donbass and ukraine to prepare and carry out their large-scale offensive, according to its results , it will surely become clear that this war will last for years,

lite: lots been made of roy hodge since age. but with age comes experience.a was able to. they are not conceding many goals. his main challenge will be having to get them scoring again. he's worked with their key player and managed to get him scoring event. relegation would be devastating for the club. in german—speaking in the statement about the precarious situation in the club is in and that's why they've gone to roy hudson in the safe pair of hand who is been there and done it before. thank you. well elsewhere in london, there looks likely to be some more movement in the managerial dugout. antonio conte's future at tottenham looks bleak — following his explosive post—match press conference at the weekend. spurs let a 2—goal lead at southampton slip — to draw 3—3 at the league's bottom side. conte then called his players selfish and criticised the club's mentality. it's expected that the italian will not be in place for the club's next game at everton on april 3rd. in spain — jorge sampaoli's time as sevilla's manager is over. he's been sacked as sevilla's

impact of higher lending costs, it's chairman suggested a recent string of rises could soon be over. hodge cast a report from washington. the u. s. central banks decision to raise the federal interest rate by a quarter percentage point was the result of being stuck between conflicting forces . don't raise the rate enough, and consumer prices may continue to sort, raise it too high and war banks may fail. history has shown that isolated banking problems, if left unaddressed, can undermine confidence in healthy banks and threatening the ability of the banking system as a whole. the banking turmoil hits suddenly 2 weeks ago when 2 midsize banks failed, people lined up to demand their money money that was no longer there after silicon valley bank sold its government bonds at a loss due to high interest rates. as phoebe's practices had caught the attention of banking regulators in 2022, but the fed fail to prevent the crisis chairman jerome pow so the blame lies with the bank. now under investigation in a basic level, silicon valley bank management failed badly. they grew the bank very quickly.

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and by the way, that part there was a 3rd party hodges, it was a political on a small on bushes as always, mullen, thank you very much indeed. and the occupied westbank of palestinian charles been wounded after his really suffers attacked. bedouin families near ramallah near abraham is insipid, and spoke to the palestinian families who survived the attack. members of this palestinian family were asleep when a group of settlers attacked them in their bedrooms. they say they woke up terrified just before midnight, to rocks being hurled at them, and settlers attacking them with pepper spray w meridian, jani, the rocks are all over the house. let me show you there. here we started looking after the settlers left and found one of the rocks under my head. we found it here under the beds. they either through its targeting the windows on my head as i was sleeping through a shelter slowly. when we go to the porch to these really police, they ask us for the miracle, they blame us for not forming the attackers. it's as if they want us to look at the perpetrators and handcuffed them and bring them to

, however, president abraham racy is now assigned a working group to investigate stephanie decker hodges era. while the united states also says it's concerned about the poisonings and is following developments closely . continue poisoning of schoolgirls across across iran is, is unconscionable. there must be a credible, independent investigation accountability for those responsible if these poisonings are related to participation in protest than it is well within mandate of the un independent, international fact finding mission on iran to investigate the possibility that girls in iran are being possibly poison simply for trying to get an education is, is saying is shameful and unacceptable. and our thoughts remain with the victims of and their families. there's been more violence in the occupied westbank town of her warrior 5 palestinians, including a child were reportedly injured when israeli settlers storm the palestinian town with chanting and singing while celebrating a jewish holiday. railey settlers have carried out at least 300 attacks in the occupied west bank in recent weeks. or

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completion our policy analyst and her are too dedicated consultant melissa martin shepard and stephanie hodges. irv bbc action team andrew and michael and their communications and finally a big shout out to the project project coordinator who kept us on schedule and was so instrumental in bringing this project to conclusion. food and nutrition security and the health of the public are so inextricably linked. it is so that the bbc health team will continue as has been suggested to focus our resources on the back. we will be launching a new web stream in the month ahead focusing on food as medicine. finally a secretary glickman mentioned this was not an easy report. not everyone on the task force was pleased with the final product. compromise as we know is the essence of bipartisanship in the political world we live in today. as was mentioned i believe food should not be a partisan issue and we hope the task force's recommendations will be considered and acted upon in a bipartisan 2023 farm bill.