jeremy fleming, head of gc h0, is giving— jeremy fleming, head of gc h0, is giving a— jeremy fleming, speech in australia today, and he says— giving a speech in australia today, and he says that western intelligence have found there is a complete — intelligence have found there is a complete rate down between the advisers — complete rate down between the advisers and the military leaders in russia _ advisers and the military leaders in russia and — advisers and the military leaders in russia and vladimir putin. apparently he does not know how bad the damage to the economy, he has not been _ the damage to the economy, he has not been told that, he does not know his own _ not been told that, he does not know his own consorts urquidy, he does not know— his own consorts urquidy, he does not know what the various parts of his machine — not know what the various parts of his machine arguing, and he feels misled _ his machine arguing, and he feels misled by— his machine arguing, and he feels misled by the russian army, that he felt the _ misled by the russian army, that he felt the capabilit

uk stops by chief, jeremy fleming, who is the -- has given a rare speech saying the russian leader hasa massive misjudgment on the capabilities of his own military might. he also claims that putin soldiers are defying orders and accidentally shooting down their own aircrafts. the kremlin is turning to private mercenaries to help them in the war. -- going into bolster numbers but said, they're likely to be used as cannon fodder to try and limit russian offsets. the ukrainian president says his troops are preparing for the russians to launch large assaults in the east of the country in the donbas region. >> it increasingly looks like putin has massively misjudged the situation. it's clear he's misjudged the resistance of the ukrainian people. he underestimated the strength of the coalition, his actions will galvanize. he underplayed the economic consequences of the sanctions regime, and he overestimated the abilities of his military to secure a rapid victory. we've seen russian soldiers short of weapons and moral, refusing to carry out orders, sabotaging their own equipment and even acci

oh, why do you think though that jeremy fleming is speaking? i mean, there must be a reason for that. usually the g. c h q stays very quiet. what, what do you think he's hoping to achieve? yes, i mean, well, that's been the history only to cut an interesting new tactic by our intelligence agencies. since quite early on in the crisis has been to put as much as they can of the intelligence into the public domain as a way influencing the way things going to go. so in the run up to the invasion, the intelligence agencies actually in the face of an awful lot of inform political opinion, said the invasions going to happen. and the aim was quite clearly too discouraged to deter the russians for launching verification didn't work. it was sensible tactic. i suspect that so jeremy's aim here is to spread the awareness within the russian system that there is descent that, that is military failure and therefore to encourage edge identify mutiny, some sort of past revolt to, to bring the water in and said i talking about it continuing to make it through and

according to britain's largest intelligence agency, jeremy fleming, head of the government's g. c. h to spy service says morale among soldiers is especially low. we've seen russian soldiers, short of weapons and morale, refusing to carry out orders, sabotaging their own equipment, and even accidentally shooting down their own aircraft. and even though we believed pigeons advisors are afraid to tell him the truth, what's going on and the extent of these misjudgments must be crystal clear to the regime or the fighting ukraine has $44000000.00 people to leave the country. most of them are women and children. many men, under the age of 60, have stayed behind to fight russian advances. most of the refugees have gone to poland, and kimberly health is there and she spoke to women, helping ukraine. refugees on a scale not seen in decades. jolla dance, cova, her children and her friend are fleeing rushes, war and ukraine. again. the 1st time they laughed was after russian president vladimir putin invaded dunbar. this is not our 1st time to leave it. we left him 2014 after this time we want

intelligence agency, has backed up intelligence agency, has backed up these claims, its chief sir jeremy fleminge doesn't take president putin his being told the truth and there is more we can hearfrom him and his comments earlier. it increasingly looks like putin has massively misjudged the situation. it's clear he's misjudged the resistance of the ukrainian people. he underestimated the strength of the coalition his actions would galvanize. he underplayed the economic consequences of the sanctions regime, and he overestimated the abilities of his military to secure a rapid victory. so, in terms of how russia really is performing, we have to try to gather together our thoughts on this because we are hearing from uk intelligence, the white house, but also our correspondence in strategic places seeing on the ground what is going on so give us a sense of the picture before me. there is more information coming out of the uk intelligence agency and that is that, according to them, russian soldiers have a low morale, they are short of weapons and, as a result, they are sometimes deciding not to carry

jeremy fleming head of the government's g. c. h q spine service says morale among soldiers is especially low. we've seen russian soldiers, short of weapons and morale, refusing to carry out orders, sabotaging their own equipment, and even accidentally shooting down their own aircraft. and even though we believe pritchens advisors are afraid to tell him the truth, what's going on? and the extent of these misjudgment must be crystal clear to the rushing. well, my color bosa kiev is a former spokesman of the organization for security and cooperation in europe. and he says, russia has put significant pressure on ukraine's president. i think they're going to try and put mr. lance can a very difficult possession. for example, trying to get him to capitulate. things like shopping that ambitions to join nato, possibly in the u despite. they said, that's okay. i think when it comes to putting aside the membership, that is something that will not bring ukrainians out onto the streets. but when you demand things like calling crimea russian

jeremy fleming head of the government's g. c. h q spy service alleges morale is especially low among soldiers . we've seen russian soldiers, short of weapons and morale, refusing to carry out orders, sabotaging their own equipment, and even accidentally shooting down their own aircraft. and even though we believe pigeons advisors are afraid to tell him the truth, what's going on? and the extent of these misjudgments must be crystal clear to the regime sled here, amount 0. 0, there is anger on the streets. valentina will tell you why thousands of people are demonte, a financial boost from the government. one is ers. remember really goes on sale cutters. news sports museum, not just dedicated to historical sports. when it's play. ah hello there. after pleasant spring weather, last week, europe's fortunes have changed. things have turned colder and more wintry, particularly up in the north, down in the south. however, we are seeing unsettled conditions and they are going to intensify to end the week . but if we start up in the north

jeremy fleming, who had the case g, c, h q spy, service says morale amongst russian soldiers is low. we've seen russian soldiers, short of weapons and morale, refusing to carry out orders, sabotaging their own equipments, and even accidentally shooting down there in aircraft. and even though we believe pritchens advisors are afraid to tell him the truth, what's going on? and the extent of these misjudgment must be crystal clear to the regime that's bringing. today's other news now and international donors, taking part in the united nations fundraiser for gun is done, have pledged more than $2000000000.00 for the cause, but full short of the $4400000000.00 the you and hope to raise to avoid the humanitarian catastrophe. rhetoric gave me reports every day is a struggle for layla, a husband left afghanistan for a round 5 months ago to look for a job. and she hasn't heard from him since she is living in a makeshift camping can the whole city with her 2 sons and her brother in law's family. rochelle miranda, with no shame, ramadan is coming and we have nothing to eat during this month. it

jeremy fleming saying russian forces were lower morale, low on equipment.r own equipment. it is very clear they're not negotiating in good faith. should be a low expectation. >> skeptical. thank you very much. >>> more than 4 million ukrainians have fled the country. tens of thousands arrive every day at a train station just over the border in poland . >> reporter: i want to introduce you to dasha. you came from kharkiv where there's heavy bombing. tell me about your six days in the shelter in kharkiv. >> it was very terrible moment when i stand up and my mom say, the war start. i was very scared because i listened to sounds, very scary sounds. my really nice city, now it's not beautiful city. no store, no school, no hospital. i am in shelter with small children. >> reporter: i can't imagine what you went through. now you've made it here. what are your plans now? what are you going to do now? >> i think i need to search, maybe new friends, new people. i don't know because it's very stressful for me. i think i have moments and -- >> reporter: you have no pla

. >> jeremy fleming has been trying to do what we have been trying to do for weeks and months really,get into the head of putin and figure out why he carried out this assault and based on the intelligence that he has at his disposal, very well informed there, is he is miscalculate and badly advised by generals who don't have the courage to tell limb -- him the truth. plan a doesn't seem to be working out. plan a seems to be a blitzkrieg invasion that would be so quickly over that it would topple the regime in kyiv and would t-would lead to the west having to accept that as a fait accompli. instead, he has met very strong resistance and very strong response in terms of sanctions and isolation. plan b is to plow on with more bar baric moves and what that means for the civilian of ukraine. it begs the question, the analysis really, of what those commanders and advisers do next. can they summon up the courage to tell putin that his fantasy of kind of recreating a greater russia, that never existed, absorbing ukraine into russia is over, it's not going to happen, that low morale, russians

. >> what are you making of what the head of gchq, sir jeremy fleming has been saying, and suggestingenerals are lying to putin. and he doesn't realize how badly the russian troops are doing on the ground? >> he's absolutely right, the commander control, the logistical supply chain of the combat readiness if you like of these troops, has been absolutely appalling. but we shouldn't take away the sheer mass that russia has. but more importantly, the sheer determination of putin to continue. look what we saw in mariupol. when normal tactics fail to take the city in a more conventional matter. he stepped back and blasted it from afar. and we've seen evidence as well, more munitions systems coming in via crimea. i fear we may see something similar in odessa as well. and there is the very high likelihood of chemical weapons, attacks as well. i can't stress that being here in poland, in warsaw, a huge appreciation for what britain is doing. it is a feeling that the west collectively needs to do more. >> to that end, we know that you weren't very happy with the prime minister at the beginning

jeremy fleming, the director of britain's electronic surveillance agency spoke in australia overnight about how poorly the russian offensive is progressing. >> it increasingly looks like putin has massively misjudged the situation. it's clear he's misjudged the resistance of the ukrainian people. he underestimated the strength of the coalition his actions would galvanize. he underplayed the economic consequences of the sanctions regime. and he overestimated the abilities of his military to secure a rapid victory. we've seen russian soldiers short of weapons and morale, refusing to carry out orders. sabotaging their own equipment. and even accidentally shooting down their own aircraft. and even though we believe putin's advisers are afraid to tell him the truth, what's going on and the extent of the misjudgments must be crystal clear to the regime. it all adds up to the strategic miscalculation that our leaders warned putin it would be. it's become his personal war, with the cost being paid by innocent people in ukraine, and increasingly by ordinary russians, too. >> russia's assault m

misjudged his own military capability, and according to britain's largest intelligence agency, jeremy fleming, the heb dulls the governor's g. c. h q. spy, service, says morale among soldiers is especially low. we've seen russian soldiers, short of weapons and morale, refusing to carry out orders, sabotaging their own equipment, and even accidentally shooting down their own aircraft. and even though we believe pigeons advisors are afraid to tell him the truth, what's going on and the extent of these misjudgments must be crystal clear to the regime. the head of ukraine's estates, nuclear company says the un wall chug agency will monitor ukrainian plants occupied by russia. the international atomic energy agency will establish online monitoring missions for chernobyl and appreciate plans. i h t frothy l. mariano grossey visited a nuclear facility in nikolai of on wednesday. ukraine has 15 nuclear reactors, of which ain't to react is operating around to 4000000 ukrainians. mostly women and children have fled. the fighting most have escaped to poland and reporter kennedy harker has been speaking

jeremy fleming, director of britain's surveillance agency spoke in australia how poorly the russian invasion is going. >> increasingly looks like putin has massively misjudged the situation. it's clear he's misjudged the resistance of the ukrainian people. he underestimated strength of the coalition his actions would galvanized. he underplayed the economic consequences of the sanctions regime. and he overestimated the abilities of his military to secure a rapid victory. we've seen russian soldiers short of weapons and morale refuing to carry out orders. sabotaging their own equipment and even accidentally shooting down their own aircraft. even though we believe putin's advisers are afraid to tell him the truth, what's going on and the extent of these misjudgments must be crystal clear to the regime. >> with all that said, russia's assault continues across ukraine. ukrainian officials saying russian forces yesterday stepped up attacks again around the capital of kyiv and the northern city of chernihiv. two places russians said they would "drastically reduce" their attacks. hard-hit city of ir

i think it�*s something jeremy fleming, the director of gchq said, the way that western intelligenceather dismissive of what the uk and the us has said, from what we gather, but how much resonance would it really have with vladimir putin? it�*s not surprising that they would not receive this thing very well! it does have elements of truth, though. we are already aware of tensions with putin�*s intelligence advisers, and we have heard a lot about tensions with the fsb, his own former service, and the main directorate of military intelligence, as well, and so there is a lot of feeling already that there is blame within russia for what is very clear, bad decision—making. i don�*t think putin is completely out of touch with what is happening and i think he was ill—advised going into the conflict and there is recognition of that in russia. he is not the only one who has been ill—advised. president macron seemed to be convinced that this invasion was not going to take place. yes, and the head of the french military intelligence has been sacked as a result of that, that is a face—saving ges

this is a i speech made in australia by the gchq boss jeremy speech made in australia by the gchq bossjeremy fleming and he says that the advisers around putin are too afraid to tell him the truth about how badly his invasion is going and i have to say, you would be, wouldn't you! people who do speak truth to putin do not end up coming out of it very well. it is hardly a surprise on that front, but it also sounds like putin himself has a great deal of mistrust in his advisers and he apparently does not believe what he has been told either. what is clear from this is a lot of the intelligence is showing that actually the russian troops on the ground are incredibly demoralised, there are reports that they are sabotaging their own operations, accidentally on purpose shooting down their own aircraft, sabotaging their own vehicles, and it is clear that the russian troops who have been sent out to do this are actually really very, very demoralised. it are actually really very, very demoralised.— are actually really very, very demoralised. it is interesting, western intelligence, - demoralised. it is inter