but the point john kirby — position on the ground in.point john kirby is making, - position on the ground in. but the point john kirby is making, as - position on the ground in. but the l point john kirby is making, as much pointjohn kirby is making, as much as we see the russian forces in some state of disarray at the moment, they do still have a lot of material capacity left at their disposal. absolutely, and let's keep in mind that the territory the russians argue pine in ukraine is notjust what they have taken since february 24 but what they have taken since february 2a but what they have had since 2014, 24 but what they have had since 2014, and that will be very hard for the ukrainians to go that far, even though that is the baseline of what president zelensky is now rallying the ukrainian people for what must be the minimum stakes for ending the war. look, the west is generally supportive of ukraine pushing back the russians militarily, defeating the russians militarily, defeating the russians militarily, but the west does not want

the united states does not see that and does not used in response but will be closely monitored john kirbyd that in the event of the use of a potential nuclear weapon by russia, the response will be very decisive and the consequences will be serious not only from the united states of the natal states, but also from the entire international community thank you ostap yarysh, who left this information with us directly from the capital hill, according to the decree published on the kremlin website, as part of the partial mobilization , only those who are in the reserve, primarily with combat experience, according to the words russian defense minister sergei shoigu made this statement immediately after putin: 300,000 reservists will be recruited, although he said that if necessary, he could mobilize 25 million people. putin also expressed his support on the eve of the referendum, the puppet regimes of the so -called dpr and lpr announced the dates of their holding about the expediency of announcing the dates of referendums right now and about the danger of putin's use of nuclear weapons, my col

i think that exactly what john kirby intended prevent russia from doing this, is it mentioned hmm, lookand i don’t know, because today’s russia can be expected to do anything, and after 1962, when the caribbean crisis happened, security experts, well, such agents, different eyes, people who were so or otherwise, they are involved in these tense negotiations, the tense confrontation between washington and moscow, between khrushchev and nadia, they said so. well, when the caribbean crisis actually remained a crisis but did not become a nuclear war between the u.s. and the soviet union, they said so, what a blessing that khrushchev was on the nuclear buttons . not stalin and eisenhower, i readily admit that a lot depends on who is on the nuclear button, and if khrushchev and kennedy were able to come to an agreement, then the big question is whether biden and putin will be able to come to an agreement now. i am deliberately saying it is biden putin, because in fact today these two people decide there more, well, putin has decided what to do, but it is the united states of america that can

national security council spokesman john kirby is with us in new york.h across town on the east river at the united nations. good morning. >> it is not the first time vladimir putin has ratcheted up the nuclear rhetoric. as world leaders converge this is widely seen as an effort to get them to blink over support for ukraine. the white house has framed this escalation as a desperate move from a leader not confident. there have been pro-kremlin voices ratcheting up urgings for use a tactical nuclear weapons especially after a successful ukrainian counter offensive gained steam last week. >> those who like to blackmail us with nuclear weapons should know the winds can blow in their direction. >> it is the first time since world war ii russia called up reservists, 300,000 troops one way flights. putin accused the west of nuclear blackmail. follows russia's efforts to formally annex a fifth of ukraine. putin a more expansive definition of territory he could claim to be protecting and seen as an answer to president biden's warning over the weekend not to use c

well, according to john kirby , this also indicates that the military warehouses are now in russia.shop around, and about the lack of support from such countries as for example, china says to kerby that, look, china supports russia at the political level where it is beneficial for it, but none in the pentagon. and today they also confirmed no military contracts. so far, there are none. the difficulty of the situation is also the fact that the dprk is under international sanctions and these are not us restrictions that could theoretically be bypassed. and on which russia could not pay attention to this decision of the un security council, which formally cannot be ignored , well, let's listen to how this entire situation is being commented on in the state department of the united states, and the same state department also spoke a lot today about russia and the ukrainian situation, and precisely about this scandal that arose with the future contract between moscow and north korea, everyone signs that russia has turned to north korea with a request for munitions. now i cannot provide mo

john kirby white house national security speaking to my colleague. other stories in the headlines. four people have been arrested in iceland for the police say semi automatic weapons have been seized as well as thousands of rounds of ammunition for the iceland arrest first recorded in the country to possible terrorist activity. giorgia meloni has held her final rally ahead of this weekend's italian election. she's is widely predicted to win and become the first female prime minister in the country. appearing alongside silvio berlusconi and matteo salvini she spoke about law and order — a theme the far right brothers of italy party have made a central plank of their campaign. translation: among the people scared of us are drug dealers, thieves, rapists and members of the mafia. and they are absolutely right to be scared because we will guarantee everyone's security by enabling our police for that we will guarantee justice by forming systems with seriousness and guarantee jail sentences by building new prisons. because when you are found guilty and han

now, i did ask john kirby in the white house briefing room just a few minutes ago why exactly there hasn't been a real response to that, and he basically said, look, that's a better question to ask the russians and that the u.s. continues to see this offer as a very serious offer and that the russians should accept it. unfortunately, that is not something that has happened yet for the families of paul whelan and brittney griner. >> m.j. lee for us at the white house. thank you. >>> just days after ukrainian forces recaptured much of the kharkiv region, ukrainian officials say the newly liberated area, they're now being heavily shelled by russian artillery. it follows the disturbing discovery of a mass burial site in the eastern city of izyum. >> ukrainian authorities say they have found 440 graves and that the bodies buried there were mostly civilians including some children. today, president zelenskyy says some bodies show signs of torture. >> cnn is learning senior u.s. officials are disappointed that the sanctions imposed on vladimir putin and his nation are not working like anticipated

i'll ask key white house official john kirby if this is a major turning point in the war. >>> and gas prices are down 25% from their all-time high, raising americans' hopes that inflation is easing. but will progress be derailed by a possible railroad strike here in the united states this week? welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." we begin this hour with the uk and the world saying farewell to queen elizabeth ii. the royal rituals we saw today certainly put the spotlight on scotland and on the queen's children, including her heir, the new king, charles iii. here is cnn royal correspondent max foster. >> reporter: the new king processing behind his mother's coffin, in lockstep with his siblings along edinburgh's cobbled royal mile. the silence only broken by royal sal salutes and gunfire, one a minute from the city's iconic castle. ♪ inside st. giles, members of the royal family and household, as well as scottish politicians and representatives of the military and scottish civil society paid tribute and reme

john kirby, the white house national security spokesman.rested in iceland in a large—scale operation linked to preparations of a terrorist attack. police say semiautomatic weapons had been seized, as well as thousands of rounds of ammunition. the four icelanders arrested are said to be in their 20s. it's the first arrests ever recorded in the country for possible terrorist activity. a brazilian study based on satellite observations of the amazon rainforest indicates a significant increase in carbon dioxide emissions from the region. scientists say emissions in 2019 and 2020 more than doubled compared with the average of the previous eight years. the study connects the increase to the fall in law enforcement in the same period. the bank of england has said that the uk could already be in recession. the warning came with the announcement that it was raising interest rates to their highest level since the global financial crisis 1a years ago. the base rate has gone up by half a percentage point, to 2.25%, as the bank tries to curb soaring infl

. >>> and also, this hour, top official john kirby is going to join me to see how serious the u.s. should take putin's nuclear weapon threats. >>> and also, on the front line, two women ukrainian soldiers who are on the front line at the combat zone. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in new york. a major win for the justice department last night after a appeals court ruled that president trump has no claim to the documents seized at mar-a-lago. two trump appointed judges and one obama appointee said that he had no claim to those documents clearing way for the investigation into the former president. trump on fox last night seemed that somehow he could magically declassify a document by thinking about it. >> as i understand it, it doesn't have to be, if you are the president of the united states, you can declassify by saying that it is declassified even by thinking about it. it does not have to be a process, and there can be a process and there doesn't have to be, but when you send it, it is declassified, and so i declassified everything. >> all of this after another stunning legal

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. >> carley: there is some interesting comments made by national security council spokesman john kirbyhas been pushing for record funding to secure the border. >> this administration, we push for record-level funding for dhs, there upon wasn't support on the republican side. we are push forward advanced technology on the southern border. what is frustrating continued opsigsz from the republican side for initiatives we want to put in place. >> carley: tom, what do you make of his comments? >> kirby doesn't know what he is talking about, they want millions to release aliens, that is what he wants. same path many other administrations took, it is not a money problem right now, the trump administration proved this is a policy issue, all they have to do is reimplement remain in mexico and they will have the same success the trump administration did, move illegal immigration to 83% decrease, a 40-year low. it is a policy issue, they know they inherited the most secure border in my lifetime and by abolished every trump policy, it is not a money issue and they know this. >> carley: it is inter

let's bring in john kirby, the national security coordinator for strategic communications at the white house. you heard the governor says it's going to take care to rebuild, what's the most important thing for the federal government to do right now? >> i think there is kind of two things. first, is obviously making sure that the resources are available, financial resources and you heard the governor talk about the confidence he has in the federal government in coming through on that, and president biden said that as well at fema today. number two, is obviously making sure that we are contributing as necessary to the search and rescue, on going, and we are. our coast guard men and women, flying over florida, and making rescues who are on active duty in the state from four different states, not just florida. they are also conducting rescues and searches and helping clear debris. so it's going to be -- it's really a combination i think between the financial resources to get florida back up on its feet but also much more time, much more relevant, much more important were the lifesaving ope

john kirby will also be joining her at the podium on the latest on ukraine. e will take you there live when that begins. >> john: a big turn around happening there. democrats appearing to pull closer in the race for control of congress but one of the country's top pollsters says everything may not be what it seems. is the blue wave fizzing out, or another blue mirage? our political panel weighs in. >> president biden is not doing a good job and democrats are running for the hills because they know joe biden's polling is really just bottoming out. businesses have to find new ways to compete in order to thrive in an ever-changing market. the right relationship with a bank who understands your industry, as well as the local markets where you do business, can help lay a solid foundation for the future. pnc provides the resources of one of the nation's largest banks and local leaders with a focus on customized insights to help your business achieve its goals. that's how we make a difference. ♪ choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache day

a lot to ask the national security coordinator for communications, john kirby. for joining us this morning. your reaction to putin's speech? >> i think there was a lot in there that was typical. a lot we've heard before, the threats about neo-nazis in ukraine talking about his own territory being threatened. the only territorial integrity that's being threatened right now continues to be ukraine, and he called up a partial mobilization of reservists and accounts for 300,000 troops. >> that's a serious move. >> we expected that. that's a lot, 300,000. that's almost twice as much as he committed to the war back in february of this year. >> a sign the war is going badly for him. >> definitely a sign he's struggling, and we know that. he has suffered tens of thousands of casualties and has terrible morale and cohesion on the battlefield. command and control has still not been solved. he has desertion problems and he's forcing the wounded back into the fight. so clearly manpower is a problem for him. he feels like he's on his back foot particularly in the northeast a

more on the negotiations with russia and other key events happening overseas, i want to bring in john kirbycommunications for the national security council, live from the north lawn of the white house. mr. kirby, it's good to see you. thank you for being back on the show. >> happy to be here. >> sure. let's me start with this meeting between president biden and the griner and whelan families, two separate meetings i understand, have they happened, ongoing, are they done, what can you tell us? >> they haven't happened yet. there will be two separate meetings. one with each family and happen a little later this afternoon. and then we'll be able to provide a general sense after the meetings when it's over. >> do you have a sevens the goals or the expectations on the -- do you have a sense of the goals or the expectations from the white house end from the meetings plural? >> and we talked about that earlier in the briefing room. the president is looking forward to this meeting, these meetings very, very much. he wants to convey that each family, how seriously he is taking these cases, and how h

anne-marie: we heard from john kirby this morning that they don't see any reason right now the unitedtates change their force posture. one individual very close and understands the russian apparatus said to me that would be incredibly difficult for vladimir putin to use nuclear weapons because in that moment, he potentially could be in -- denied by his own military. if he gives the order but the military does not want to use it, potentially that would be the end of him. there is a big question of whether or not and many see this as putin feeling defeated. some say he is using this to distract and to make threats or -- that he will not actually use. guy: very difficult to understand what is happening, thank you for the analysis. a lot of things happening at the same time. we are waiting on president biden speech at the u.n. general assembly and we also have live video from the house financial services committee. we will be back with this story shortly. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we've been in the same business for 170 years. our priority is always to help customers save and b

rachel: john kirby claims there's "no wokeness in the military".ews digital report reveals the u.s. air force economy promotes a fellowship that ban bans cisgenr men from joining. i don't even know what that is. we have fox news contributor joey jones. this makes me sad about the military. my dad was here helping us celebrate the u.s. air force's 75th anniversary. why are the military branches obsessing about pronouns and not about china. joey: john kirby is a general in the navy and had a decades-long career and has been to every leadership course our military has to offer, and apanterly he's abandoned -- apparently he's abandoned all of that to play politics. if he's done it, probably a lot of his peers have too. we were talking before coming on air and shwartzkoff may have been the last one and he's so benign to politics and only thing waking up in the morning is how do i get 18 year-olds to face the inevitable death of war and bring them back home safely. that's the task at hand. rachel: so simple; right? so simple. he says there's no wokeness

neil: all right, josh kirby at the -- john kirby at the white house with a promise that the presidente's going to be visiting florida to check out things for himself. hat -- has not ironed out a time and schedule, but ashley webster will no doubt remind him that there's a lot to see and damage to assess. ashley's in pinellas park, florida, with more. ashley, what does it look like there? >> reporter: hi, neil. you may remember in the last hour we show you a very large oak tree down in the front yard of a home in this neighborhood of st. petersburg. check this out, an even bigger oak tree came crashing down yesterday, unfortunately, landing on the front-right side of this toyota camera. it was so close to missing, but close is not good enough. wanted to show you the root systems here. this is something we talk about a lot, but les actually water in here. we've had so much rain prior to the hurricane, and all it took was those gusts yesterday, 60, 70 miles an hour, and down can came this enormous oak tree. by the way, there's a young man here, his name is daniel, and he was standing out

john kirby hits it right on the head. this is an indication of how badly putin is losing. >> how long does it take to mobilize 300,000 new troops? >> we tried this during desert storm with a much less number of people, like 5,000 soldiers in a brigade. it took months to train them um to fight. so far we have not seen russia leaning toward training them. they just throw them in the fight. you know, kate, i got to tell you, in my view it will take months, if not years, to get that many people mobilized and have them, you know, report to their so-called duty stations. >>> jim you can talk to me about what you're hearing from your sourceses. how worried do you think president zelenskyy should be after this announcement, what did is it mean for nato allies? >> i asked the prime minister of estonia, kaja kallas, if she and her dun takes this nuclear threat seriously. she said, in no uncertain terms, she calls the threat, and it was real before today. now, the difference will be, and sinuses what barbara starr has been reporting

we asked john kirby about putin's belief that he is at war with us.nside ukraine. despite the rhetoric we heard from putin last night trying once again to make it about the west versus russia or the united states versus russia ornate owe versus russia, nothing can be farther from the truth. ukraine was invaded illegally and fighting to defend their country. >> dana: so you just said that the europeans haven't delivered all that they are supposed to deliver in terms of weaponry. so would this outcome right now be different if the ukrainians had what they were promised? >> i think it would be different if the ukrainians had what they were asking for before the invasion even started. i do believe russia could have been deterred if they saw the coast of the black sea brimming with anti-ship missiles and stingers beforehand. i think it could have made a drive -- difference. the eastern europey answer are doing everything they can. the old europe of germany, france and others that are still tapping the brakes on this belief that they can deal with putin. pu

today, national security counsel spokesman john kirby told msnbc the u.s.e russia a serious offer, but it doesn't appear to be good enough for the kremlin kirby insists the administration is committed to doing everything in its power to bring them home. >> it's an active conversation, but we haven't gotten where we want to get to we haven't secured their release. so we're just going to stay at this and keep working on it. that's a big reason why the president wanted to meet with these families today, so they not only knew how seriously he and the administration is taking it, but he was able to update them on where we are >> now, all eyes are on the united nations general assembly, convening next week to see if secretary anthony blinken, secretary of state, will make a deal with the russian foreign minister, sergey lavrov. kayla, what are you learning about those meet sngs>> reporter: the meetings, which the families had been requesting, took place back-to-back they just ended and the president briefing each on the individual situations of brittney griner an

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joining us live to discuss, john kirby who serves on president biden's national security counsel. admiral kirby, good to see you. let's start with the reported visit to moscow this week. he said he's not trying to replace the u.s. government. do you think he shouldn't be there as kylie just reported? is that position of the biden administration? >> we'll let mr. richardson speak to the travels and discussions. i'd remind the state department does have a travel warning out advising americans not to travel to russia. this is not the time to be in moscow or russia at all. we're continuing discussions and attempt at negotiations on behalf of the u.s. government to get brittney griner and paul whalen home and those efforts are continuing and again, we believe that the way you get traction on something like this, jake, is government to government dialogue and that's what we're pursuing. >> so if governor richardson is watching right now, your message to him is come back to the united states? >> our message is that private citizens should not be in moscow at all right now and private cit

i'm joined by john kirby, director of strategic communications for the national security council. he flew in with the president. john, thank you so much for being here in london on this momentous occasion. talk to me about the president's feelings. we know they're the most recent thing he said last year after his meeting the queen was that he reminded her of his mother. that's so interesting. >> it is. i think it is reflective of how much the president respects and respected his mom and his mom's fierce determination and the way she raised her family. i think he saw a lot of that in the way the queen not only raised and adored her family but also that fierce determination, that solidity here for so many decades. i had a chance earlier today to talk to a man who just left the british army. he had been there for 20 years. the queen pinned medals on his chest three times. one was for bravery and one was for service in afghanistan. i asked, what was that like? he said it made all the difference in the world to him. it showed how much she loved us and how hard we were willing to fight f

john kirby with the national security council at the white house just shed light on the u.s. response to these new nuclear threats from vladimir putin. here's what he said. >> we always have to take this kind of rhetoric seriously. it's irresponsible rhetoric for a nuclear power to talk that way, but it's not atypical for how he's been talking the last serve months. we take it seriously. we're monitoring as best we can their strategic posture so we can alter ours. we see no indication that's required right now. >> what should the american level of concern be right now? not just our concern, the concern in ukraine and throughout that region of the potential for nuclear retaliation from vladimir putin, who is increasingly cornered as the counteroffensive from ukraine prooumpb to be a real problem for vladimir putin. >> it's offensive. he's had to respond by saying he's going to call up more troops. he's having a hard time finding troops. he's clearly having a difficult time both at home and abroad. he's losing support from his allies. so he can talk about having a nuclear weapo

reactors, which was recently proposed by the representative of the us national security council, john kirbythe fact that during the operation of the reactor a lot of fission fragments are produced, datse the reaction can be stopped in a few seconds. simply by lowering the control rods into the reactor, but it is physically impossible to interrupt the radioactive decay of fission fragments, respectively, the heat release will continue regardless of whether we shut down the reactor or not, at the beginning i will remind you of the principle of operation of a nuclear reactor inside it circulates water, purified from impurities launch of the reactor occurs when rods are removed from its core, absorbing neutrons. during a chain reaction. we release a large amount of thermal energy, circulating in the reactor core and washing the fuel elements with water, under a pressure of about 16 mpa, it heats up to 320 °. then, passing along the first circuit. it gives off heat to the second circuit, and then everything, as in a normal test, the water turns into vapor and it is at great speed. it rotates the

so my point in raising this with john kirby had nothing to do with that i might point out. why wag your finger and start accusing someone for an event that hasn't happened. gas stations throughout the state were running out of gas. had nothing to do with people getting gouged but a mad run to get out of town. to prematurely make the argument that they were caballing when there's no evidence of it and never been evidence of those charges in the past and this has been looked at over the last 40 years, independent commissions, justice studies, interior department studies that have never once, ever once said this is happening. but they keep trotting it out. makes you wonder. they must know the facts, right? more after this. announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart

laura trevelyan has been speaking to the white house spokesman john kirby. >> we believe these will bereferenda. certainly not free or fair. they are preordained to allow mr. putin to say, look, this is russian territory. now ukrainian attacks are on the motherland, not ukrainian territory which is not true. >> the military continues to make gains against russia. our chief international correspondent reports from the newly liberated city. >> this is shattered city. ukraine calls it liberated territory. during our visit, it does not sound that way. every few minutes, more shelling. [sounds of shelling] and it is soon very clear war is not far away. >> come on, come on! [sounds of explosive] >> we had to run and take cover in the building. there has been what sounded like heavy incoming fire. it is pretty clear that the russians are continuing to target the city, even though ey have been pushed out. >> a few minutes ago, we heard there were russian helicopters doing some shelling. it was nearby us so we need to go to save your life and going from the. >> is this happening a lot here, a l

developments, so for more i spoke to the white house national security spokesman, retired admiral john kirbyat the united nations. >> tomorrow they will start the referenda in the russian cupied territories in ukraine. i wednesday of next week do you expect that russia will declare that those territories are part of russia? >> i think that's where they want this to go. we believe that they won't be legitimate, they certainly won't be free or fair. they are preordained to allow mr. putin to say, loo, this is russian territory. and now ukrainian attacks are on the motherland not ukrainian territory. which is not true. as you heard jake sullivan, our national security adviser say today, we are not going to recognize that in so many nations around the world already going to recognize that. -- aren't going to recognize that. is nothing more than a ploy by vladimir putin to gain electoral issues, at which you cannot gain militarily. but it's not going to work, note -- no one will recognize it, and what needs to happen is mr. putin needs to leave ukraine and stop the war. laura: is it a problem tha

, the united states may provide a new package of military aid to ukraine in the next few days, john kirby, strategic communications coordinator of the us national security council, said that he did not say exactly what the next tranche of aid would include, but he assured that washington is in constant contact with kyiv in order to provide the ukrainian military with the necessary capabilities . were surprised in the united states by the speed and effectiveness of the ukrainian counteroffensive, the pentagon spokesman petrahedron answered this question at the beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine, we saw that the ukrainians demonstrate an extraordinary ability to adapt to use their war-fighting capabilities as quickly as possible, so we were not surprised that they pushed back the enemy so quickly, they also demonstrated an extraordinary ability to use the opportunities that appear on the battlefield and the current contour offensive near kharkiv is no exception, i will remind you if anyone was surprised if look at the reaction of the russian military. it was probably the russians,

the reactors, which was recently proposed by representatives of the us national security council john kirby the fact is that a lot of fission fragments are produced during the operation of the reactor, yes the reaction can be stopped in a few seconds. simply by lowering the control rods into the reactor, but it is physically impossible to interrupt the radioactive decay of fission fragments, respectively, the release of heat will continue regardless of whether we shut down the reactor or not, at the beginning let me remind you the principle of operation of a nuclear reactor, water circulates inside it, purified from impurities, the reactor is launched when rods that absorb neutrons are removed from its core. during a chain reaction. we release a large amount of thermal energy, circulating in the reactor core and washing the fuel elements with water, under a pressure of about 16 mpa, it heats up to 320 °. then, passing along the first circuit. it gives off heat to the second circuit, and then just like in a normal test, the water turns into vapor and it is at a great speed. it rotates a turb

if it comes to that, it understands that john kirby speaks with the words of john kirby a lot more, who that not a little hat is called this way. uh, the americans are inflicting a deliberate defiant insult on the chinese leader. it's true because , uh, these kinds of words are these kinds of threats. i would even say they don't give e. mm. uh, they no. there is no foundation, there will be no consequences. e meets with vladimir putin and nothing is barking dogs, but this barking in my opinion, he clearly gives. he gives clear reasons. you just need to know how the americans operate. they first adopt a declaration saying, well, okay, well, what are you, this is just a declaration, then they adopt a law. and when you say, well, i'm sorry what grounds. well, remember these declarations, we accepted. all of us. all seemed to agree, and so on. then this law begins. i describe sanctions mechanism. yes, this law starts to work. and extraterritorially. that's how it works. therefore, this line should be treated very carefully, because this bark is this. a walkie-talkie, then a law on sanctions

for ukraine, the coordinator of the national security agency with of strategic communications, john kirby writes information reuters, however, detailed information on what to expect, mariupol medics have not yet disclosed such a title from the local volunteer serhii chornobryvets, he saved people's lives in this place for three months, now he is a paramedic in kharkiv and plans to do it until victory and the hospitalist has a dream that he shared with the public. time of mortar shelling, quiet, calm, calm , little brother, i'm taking candles, this is pain relief, kharkiv, they have footage from mariupol, serhiy and other medics are saving the life of a man injured by shelling , magdyk, mariupol, that's what they started calling a 24-year-old man who helped wounded residents during the shelling of the city from mariupol, he i went on my birthday on march 18 in the red overalls of an ambulance worker in mariupol. if i hadn't been to mariupol, i think i wouldn't have gone sejjah vozlera. well, how to say. well, frankly, i wouldn't have enough courage. the man continues his work. but already

announced by the coordinator of strategic communications at the white house national security radio, john kirbysaid that there are real-time discussions about what military needs are currently arising in the ukrainian state and these needs will be met the united states of america is talking about the fact that literally these days military aid to ukraine in the amount of 600 million dollars should arrive, let me remind you that the last package of military aid is almost 700 million dollars did kyiv arrive or did they provide kiev last week, so mr. novels and what what in general hmm can you say about the aid provided by the united states of america to ukraine well, of course, about the new budget for 2023 because the ukrainian government of shmigel has already announced that the expenses of half of the budget in 2023 will go to defense and security, this is more than four times more than was budgeted for this year. at what pace do we need to increase the defense budget in order to perfectly meet the challenges of national security and defense in connection with the russian-ukrainian war, as far

amount of military potential that he can use not only in ukraine but also possibly in other places john kirbyrmed that in the near future ukraine will receive another package of military assistance, which will include an official . tanks-long-range missiles are urging the pentagon to send them air defense systems and fighter jets senior pentagon officials said that washington and its allies are discussing the long-term needs of ukraine such as air defense and the feasibility of providing kiev with fighters in the medium and long term to date, the united states and its allies have refused to do so the taxpayer does not will understand, all the more so, the midterm congressional elections are coming soon, only one percent of americans are worried, russian-ukrainian relations are the main problem for most us residents, inflation and rising cool fuel prices are declining a couple. but they are still much higher than a year ago. you can see on the screen that the price of groceries went up by almost 11.5% in a month, and this is the biggest jump in 1979. real estate electricity prices are also up.

announced this representative of the national security council of the united states of america john kirby in this way, moscow wants to achieve pseudo-legitimacy and compensate for its failures on the battlefield while not official washington and the international community do not recognize the results of such referendums, says kirpin, in addition, the occupiers have a critically low level of support in the temporarily occupied territories, and the preparations for the vote are hampered by ukrainian resistance and partisan attacks, according to the american institute for the study of war, the invaders do not lose their intention to establish complete control over the daughter country and also to hold the capture of the districts of kherson oblast, kharkiv oblast, zaporizhzhia and mykolaiv oblasts, offensives are currently ongoing the actions of the mozkovites in the bakhmut and avdiiv directions were noted in the general staff of the armed forces. our soldiers succeeded in repelling enemy attacks near the virgin mary apiary of the bakhmut valley, pokrovsky bakhmut sands and pervomaisky, uk

coordinator of the national security council and of strategic communication of the united states, john kirby former general who very carefully by the way knows all the dynamics of the situation at the front and he said that this is an indisputable sign that putin is facing difficulties and we know that he suffered tens of thousands of casualties, he kirby says that the russians have terrible fighting spirit, they have no cohesion on the battlefield, and the problems of command are still not solved in the russian army, there are many deserters, and the russian government forces the wounded to return to the battle. so, at the same time, measles would say that putin's decision to mobilize 300,000 russians is actually a lot because this is almost twice as many as participated in the invasion of ukraine in february of this year. so what do we have to consider when we analyze this e-e decree of putin on partial mobilization, which facts should be taken first, what are the consequences of this may we be in touch with leonid polyakov , adviser to the director of the national institute of strategic s

. >>> let's bring in white house spokesperson john kirby for more.r joining us this morning. is ukraine winning this war? >> they certainly have some momentum, particularly up there in the northeast part of the country in that donbas region. you saw just from that report how swift and how stunning their advances have been. there is more fighting to go, though, and particularly down in the south where the ukrainians are also trying to break through near kherson city. they've made some incremental progress there. they're facing a stiffer russian resistance down south, but clearly up in that northeast region there's some momentum here by the ukrainians, no doubt about it. >> is there a risk they take this too far and run ahead of their supply lines? >> i think they've planned this counteroffensive pretty carefully, george, and they thought this through. we're watching these swift and stunning images today, but we need to remember there were weeks and weeks of planning that went behind that and the ukrainians have done a good job thus far in this war man

white house spokesman john kirby called hooton's remarks irresponsible. the head of the nato alliance can seldom burge, that speech showed that his war in ukraine was not going according to plan. and the nato with monitoring rushes military movements very carefully area. we will make sure that there is no misunderstanding in moscow about her, the seriousness of using nuclear weapons. the most important thing is to prevent that from happening. and that's the reason why we have been so clear and non communications with russia about the unprecedented consequences about the fact that the nuclear war cannot be one why russia? and i'm now very pleased to welcome rose gartner. she's the former deputy secretary general of nato and served under against dalton berg, the man we just heard there was got miller. thank you so much for joining me on the day. let's jump right in. how big is the nuclear threat right now? had serv. well, it's a big threats, but i don't think that the situation has miserably changed since yesterday. another thing that m stillberg has said i

announced by the coordinator of strategic communications at the white house national security radio, john kirbyh. he said that there are discussions in real time about what uh the military needs of the ukrainian state are now arising and these needs will be met by the united states of america. we are talking about the fact that military aid to ukraine in the amount of 600 million dollars should arrive literally these days. i will remind you that the last package of military aid for almost 700 million dollars has arrived did they provide kiev last week? so, mr. roman , what what? hmm, can you say about the aid provided by the united states of america to ukraine? well, of course, about the new budget for 2023, because the ukrainian government of shmygel has already announced that half of the 2023 budget will be spent on defense and security, which is more than four times more than what was budgeted for this year. at what rate do we need to increase the defense budget in order to perfectly meet the challenges of national security and of defense in connection with the russian-ukrainian war, as for

mass burial from over the 440 bodies are shocking, said white house national security spokesman john kirby. if the body count is confirmed, the raisin site will be the largest mass grave found in europe since the balkan wars of the 90s. despite this, the white house is not going to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. the president was very clear. we believe that there are better alternatives in order to hold russia accountable and increase the consequences for the behavior in ukraine. recognition by the state as a sponsor of terrorism may actually make it more difficult for humanitarian aid to arrive. of aid to ukraine. this may endanger food security. the new agreement is valid now. 2.5 million tsers are exported from ukraine. shelling and natural disasters bravely and sacrificially fulfill their mission to save lives, the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, congratulated the state emergency service workers on their professional holiday, presented the rescuers with state awards and conferred special titles , the ceremony took place the day before in the mariinsky pala

it is time to sit down at the negotiating table, such a question my colleague anita paul asked john kirby to be the coordinator of the strategic communication of the us security council, his answer is further, we believe that president zelensky should determine when he will be ready to sit down at the negotiating table and whether this will happen, and he himself said that he cannot do this now, we do it respect, he is the commander-in-chief, he is the president of ukraine, he decides how to define success and how he is going to work towards a diplomatic end to this war. i would also like to note that mr. putin has also made it clear that he is not interested in cessation of hostilities and this is what is clear we want this war to end and a diplomatic solution would be a better option but an even better option would be if mr. putin just ended it today he should not be in ukraine and from the very beginning it was not necessary so he could end this war today without negotiations by simply withdrawing his troops and drugs or violence against the ukrainian people and we cannot forget that,

and this military aid will be about this military aid will be announced literally in a few days , john kirbyis and said that we are in close contact with the ukrainians, we talk to them every day in real time, there are discussions about what their military needs preliminarily say that another 600 million dollars will be allocated for ukraine's military needs. we know that last week the armed forces of ukraine received aid, or rather ukraine received aid in the amount of 700 million from the united states of america. i know that for a very long time you have been a military the naval forces of ukraine do not . still, could there be such a situation when we will have, as you said, missiles with a range of 300 km, maybe 500 km, maybe even 3,000 km, and in this way we will be able to defend our territorial waters in the black sea which, in principle , are now completely dominated by the russian federation , does ukraine still need to have a naval development program that has already been updated, taking into account the challenges that we now have and the challenges that we have seen in the las