group will be attended by the secretary general of nato, according to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staffthe us armed forces, general mark milley, the main task of the negotiations is the synchronization and coordination of military aid to kyiv, in addition to what was stated by us defense minister lloyd austin, russia's war against ukraine is entering a new phase, so partners should help ukraine and stop the aggressor. ukraine clearly believes that it can win and everyone is here also for this we need our help not only now, but also after the end of the war, the invasion of russia is groundless and illegal, it is a challenge to the international order based on rules, it is a challenge to free people all over the world, we see that the nations of the world are united in their determination to support ukraine in its struggle against russia's imperial aggression, i am increasing humanitarian support to help damaged ukrainian hospitals prime minister boris johnson announced this london is sending 22 new equipped ambulances more than 40 fire engines filled with rescue equipment have already a

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frightening forecasts made by and chairman of the american analogue, or something, of the general staff of the joint chiefs of staff , four-star general mark miller, we are listening during his recent speech in congress. you said that the likelihood of a major international conflict is not decreasing, but on the contrary will increase i quote you since russia made a diplomatic protest against the us and nato opposed the supply of weapons to ukraine do you think this increase in military support increases the risk of conflict between the us and russia i think the opposite is at stake today is worth something more than ukraine at stake europe's security is the biggest challenge to europe's security with the end of world war ii also at stake is the global security order that was established after 1945. this world order lasted 78 years and it prevented a clash of great powers, its main idea was that large countries would not resort to military aggression against smaller countries, but this is exactly what we see today with nothing, unprovoked, military, russian aggression against a smaller country, if you leav

and the other day, the chief of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states , general mark meely,aid this, but he described this conflict in a very specific way. the security of europe is the biggest challenge for the security of europe, with the end of the second world war also at stake in the global security system, the world order that was established after 1945. he held back the clash of the great powers, his main idea was that large countries would not resort to military aggression against smaller countries. but this is exactly what we see today, if left unanswered, if russia does not incur any costs, then the current world order will cease to exist. if this the era of instability will come, so the time has come. now we have the opportunity to stop the aggression and restore peace and stability in the european continent but when an american general speaks about the inadmissibility of big powers attacking small countries. yes, it's just ridiculous. and it wouldn’t be so funny if it weren’t so sad, and after all, in fact, the world order that the general cares about so much has

joining me right now is the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley. thank you. i appreciate the opportunity. >> it's good to have you on. this phrasing that secretary austin used yesterday, the goal of weakening russia, has the u.s. aim in this conflict expanded beyond just helping ukraine defend itself to an aim of degrading russia's military so it cannot attack other countries? >> yeah, thanks, jim, for that. first, i want to thank you for just being in lviv and covering the war. the media coverage has been really critical to making sure the truth gets out about what is happening. as you know and we all know, the entire world knows, this is an unprovoked war of aggression by russia on a much smaller country. with respect to what we're trying to do, the united states and all the allied countries and we just finished a conference with about 40, 42 countries from around the world, not just nato, to coordinate and synchronize continued and sustained lethal and nonlethal support to ukraine in their fight for freedom. at the end of the day, what we want t

and it's interesting our mark milly, the joint german of the joint chiefs of staff. he said recently the china is trying to is trying to break the established system of rule of law. and one of the areas that he focus particularly on was the navy. and i think and watching, watching the sort of china's efforts to control the marine, they're developing a load, their technological advances are focused on, on naval vessels. for example, they're going to have a new aircraft carrier which launches by catapult. and they're also trying to develop an aircraft carrier that's a nuclear powered aircraft carrier. so there's a lot of technological advancement, there's a lot of defense spending going into controlling the navy. and i think, you know, it shows just how focused at the china. is it a china is on the, on the search on a c and the whole pacific? yeah, i mean, if you look at the maps, the solomon islands are so far away from china, so really quickly, i mean, ratcheting up of tensions in the pacifica. i think so, i think that's where we're looking at now for now that there'

. >> defense secretary lloyd austin and the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley testify before the house on a services committee on president biden's 2023 budget request. they respond to questions about military aid to ukraine and various weapon system, the nuclear threat and military readiness. this >>> good morning. call the meeting to order. it's a full committee meeting for the defense budget request. the committee is chair: the committee is honored to have defense secretary lloyd austin and chair of the joint chiefs of staff, general milley. this is an important time for peace and stability around the globe and we all watch what is happening in ukraine, the horror from the violent attack that vladimir putin and russia have brought down on ukraine. at we see a world we do not want, unquestionably. n and russia have brought down upon ukraine. we see the world that we do not want, unquestionably. this committee and the department of defense have a huge role in trying to figure out how we create the better world that we do want. as a starting point, our ability and our allies'

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secretary general took part in the meeting of the advisory group, according to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staffes, general mark milley, the main task of these negotiations was the synchronization and coordination of the military help from kyiv, in addition to what the united states of america defense minister lloyd austin said, russia's war against ukraine is entering a new phase, so partners should help ukraine and stop the aggressor let's hear lloyd austin ukraine clearly believes that it can win and everyone here also needs our help for this, not only now but also after the end of the war russia's invasion is groundless and illegal it is a challenge to the international order based on rules it is a challenge to free people all over the world we see that the nations of the whole world are united in their determination to support ukraine in its struggle against the imperial aggression of russia, let's comment on this event as a sign of its practical effect, its practical significance for us, e-e viktor shlyach let's start with you. i think that yesterday's event is really the beginning of a tu

seoul's joint chiefs of staff announced the plan on sunday. the defense command post training will use computer simulation without actual military forces training in person. the joint chiefs said the decision to go virtual was based on conditions such as covid-19 and maintenance of the combined defense posture. >>> still to come here on the program, a plea for peace during an easter of war. pope francis citing the violence in ukraine as he delivers his easter message. the details from rome, coming up. i booked our hotel on kayak. it's flexible if we need to cancel. cancel. i haven't left the house in years. nothing will stop me from vacation. no canceling. (laughs) flexible cancellation. kayak. search one and done. >>> it was a sad easter for many people in south africa. a church there you see it there, this is near durbin. left standing after heavy flooding washed away many houses in the township. survivors of the floods at least were able to come here to pray and seek solace. after losing their homes and loved ones in recent storms. a the fl

joint chiefs of staff general mark milley sat down for an exclusive interview with cnn's chief national security correspondent jim sciutto, who's covering all of this for us right now. >> reporter: at a gathering in germany of military leaders from america's closest allies, defense secretary lloyd austin said they must move together "at the speed of war" to help defend ukraine. >> we don't have any time to waste. the briefings today laid out clearly why the coming weeks will be so crucial for ukraine. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with cnn the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley told me the stakes of the war in ukraine are global. >> if this was left to stand, if there is no answer to this aggression, if russia gets away with this cost-free, then so goes the so-called international order. and if that happens, then we're heading into an era of seriously increased instability. >> reporter: i pressed general milley on whether the u.s. and nato intended to weaken russia in addition to defending ukraine, as defense secretary austin said monday. has the u.s. aim

commissioners for foreign affairs and the most important statement of the chairman of the joint chiefs of staffthe united states, general mile , that the war will last ten years , he predicted directly with what years of this everything will take place you agreed on the position of the war russia de jura no de facto, yes arms deliveries are heavy weapons, the list is published. uh, aviation we say no are. and if we are de facto at war with nata, and it seems to me that everyone should now understand and realize that we do not have special operations against ukraine - this is a de facto war with what should we do? shooting and shelling the airfield in poland through which equipment is being delivered, while we must, of course, refrain from such actions, but in any case, maintaining during the war is fraught with consequences. i agree. well, we still have a great resource for changing the situation in ukraine, the first railway transport is practically not affected. we do not touch railway bridges. through e, why do not touch? here, this is also a question. after all. look across the dnieper seve

that is, weapons are being supplied to ukraine now, payment later by representatives of the joint chiefs of staffarmed forces. us general martinelli said that the pentagon, when leaving, handed over to kiev 60,000 anti-tank systems and 25,000 man-portable anti-aircraft systems. and even in saki, at an evening briefing, it was stated that the united states continues to overwhelm ukraine with arms deliveries take place almost every day in just 2 days, javelins worth 100 million were delivered to the apu. now the united states has provided for every russian tank in ukraine. 10 anti-tank systems, at least that's what they say. if you take into account the entire contribution of the ally to the united states, then the ratio of western anti-tank systems to russian tanks. in ukraine, it is already 90 to one, while saki did not specify whether the united states at the same time provides under 90 new ukrainians to each of its grenade launchers. ukraine arms almost everyone in his life. i will now clarify what combat systems and the united states supplies a ukrainian for every russian tank in ukraine. the

i also want to talk about what we heard from joint chiefs of staff chairman mark milley saying essentiallyd states so far, nato as well, spended hundreds of millions in aid. rightfully so, for the ukrainians, and helping them fight the russians. that said, if this goes on for years, has there been discussion as to how the u.s., how nato lasts when it comes to giving this aid to ukraine? >> well, let's take a step back and recognize, this war is not just going on for the last six weeks. the fighting has been going on in the donbas for eight years. >> yeah. >> the putin invasion and takeover of crimea was in 2014. so i think it's more than a possibility. i think that it is, if anything, a probability that this will last a long time. and as far as what that does to nato's resolve, remember, nato stood firm for 45 years against soviet communist expansionism. so i don't doubt our willingness to be there in the months and even years ahead to support the ukrainian fight for freedom. >> what about the money, though, congressman? it's a heck of a lot of money. i'm not saying it's not justified. tha

among those officials, general mark milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. ley this morning. there's been an overall change of tone among u.s. officials now that no meaningful peace deal is apparently anywhere in sight. so what did general milley have to tell you? >> well, one thing that struck me was for some time, and you know this from speaking to him, president zelenskyy has tried to internationalize this conflict to say this is not just about defending ukraine but that ukraine is in effect on the front lines of russia's challenge to the world. to democratic systems, to the world order. so it's interesting to hear general milley put it in similar terms, saying if the u.s., if the west is not able to defend this ground here in ukraine, then this becomes really a global threat to the current international security order. listen to the way he described it. >> if this is left to stand, if there is no answer to this aggression, if russia gets away with this cost-free, then so goes the so-called international order. if that happens, we're heading into an era of

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will be hearing later from several, several of my teammates, including our chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general milly. and i look forward to hearing from all of you as well. i know that we're all determined to do everything we can to meet ukraine's needs, as the fight evolves. and that includes talking today about a framework for good for continuing to work together and look ahead we have much more to do ukraine. these are help to wind to day and they will still need our help when the war is over. as president biden says, our security assistance has gone directly to the front lines of freedom to the fearless and skilled ukrainian fighters who are standing in the breach by ukrainian friends. we know the burden that you all carry and we know and you should know that all of us have your back and that's why we're here to day to strengthen the arsenault of ukrainian democracy . i'm proud to be here with all of you. and i look forward to our vital discussions and so we'll pause for a minute and allow our colleagues in the media to depart and then we'll continue. thank you very much. that was

be done as soon as possible the washington post newspaper quotes mark mile the head of the joint chiefs of staff, his remark from the sidelines of today's meeting, time is not on the side of ukraine, said millet answering questions from journalists behind closed doors, the outcome of the battle. right here today depends on the people gathered in this hall to achieve a better result in ukraine being advised to attack the territory of russia true. this recommendation did not come from bazer stein a from london, where the day before secretary of defense wallace threatened with a russian nuclear strike, our brave men and women who serve in the ranks of the royal navy are ready to use nuclear weapons if they have to defend. virginity and protecting nato is extremely important that putin does not forget about it. now here's the undersecretary of state for the armed forces. james happy invites kiev not to be embarrassed to use british weapons to strike at the self-limited territory. the question is whether it is acceptable for ukraine to use anti-aircraft weapons systems to strike at the russian milita

declares they don't want a full-scale international conflict , the chairman of the american joint chiefs of staffs sure of the return line. we are facing two world powers. china and russia, each of which has significant military capabilities and both intend to fundamentally change the current world order, the rules-based world has become more unstable, the potential for potential conflict between the great powers is growing. we have faced the greatest threat to peace and security in europe and perhaps in the world in all 42 years of my military service. maxim anatolyevich, i don't remember that nato secretary general gen told china you are still from russia, then we are going to you. it's just well, a serious step is already unleashing some big one, as if it’s hard for me to even imagine this before. at least i don't remember. maybe you remember well, i don’t remember, the second world war is not that old so i don’t remember it either, of course, now it’s an absolutely unprecedented situation and everything is right, the general of the miles said, yes, in general, uh, the essence of his statement

that's what the chief of the joint chiefs of staff, uh, miles, uh, in america said make sense of militaryne military support increases the risk of a direct conflict between your russia note this worries everyone there all the media, in general, i think on the contrary, something more is at stake today than ukraine 's security of europe. clash of great powers. his main idea was that large countries would not resort to military aggression against smaller countries. but exactly what we see today is not motivated, russian military aggression against a smaller country. america did nothing. yes , if left without attention, if russia does not incur any costs, then the current world order will cease to exist. if this happens, then we will enter an era of increasing instability, so the time has come. time for an opportunity to stop the aggression to restore peace and order in the european continent well, if we discard all the blah blah blah vases from all this, yes, then a direct thing is said. yes, ukraine is needed in order to well, weaken and delay russia and after that we will enter into a bar

. >> reporter: testifying before the senate armed services committee, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley said ukraine is bracing for new russian offensive. >> significant battle ahead in the southeast. >> reporter: ukrainian military officials fear russian forces may use chemical weapons in the area and have urged civilians on the front lines to evacuate. skyler henry with cbs news, the white house. >>> still ahead on 10:00 and straining on cbs news bay area less man 24 hours from the giants home opener. we get a preview of the day, a lot of fans waiting patiently for. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. find bliss on every aisle at your neighborhood grocery outlet. it's grocery outlet's 20 percent off wine sale going on now till april 12. we have hundreds of wine, sure to please any wine enthusiast. so act now, 'cause these deals won't last long. stop in and save today. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ >>> what a shot, looking live at oracle park, less than 24 hours

you'll be hearing later from several of several of my teammates, including our chair by the joint chiefs of staff, general milly. and i look forward to hearing from all of you as well. i know that we're all determined to do everything we can to meet ukraine's needs as a fight evolves. and that includes talking today about a framework for good for continuing to work together and look ahead. we have much more to do ukraine. these are helped to win today, and they will still need our help when the war is over. as president biden says, our security assistance has gone directly to the front lines of freedom and to the fearless and skill ukrainian fighters who are standing in the breach. by ukrainian friends we know the burden that you all carry and we know and you should know that all of us have your back. and that's why we're here to day to strengthen the arsenault of ukrainian democracy . i'm proud to be here with all of you. and i look forward to our vital discussions and so we'll pause for a minute and allow our colleagues in the media to the part and then we'll continue . thank you very much for

put on speeches by chairman of the joint chiefs of staff milli e, v. ary man, but he said that for 42 years of his service. he had never seen such an erratic situation. he believes that america is now faced with the fact that a world so dear and so important to them is collapsing, based on the rules that existed 78 years since the end of world war ii. on what rules, well, it’s clear on their own rules, so this world is dear to them anyway. well, what about any initiatives they want to take? it’s clear that no one will take zelensky seriously in this sense, but the american mediation that spoke has already said that they are going on thursday. and the wall assembly the question of the exclusion of russia from the council for human rights, he will push this idea. well, as for who is for us, but for us the majority of this showed a vote in the general assembly. eh, a lot of very countries abstained. although, in general, they are also in the american orbit, but openly, as always, our position was shared by the chinese envoy e. as for the situation in the b

announcer: thursday morning, defense secretary lloyd austin and joint chiefs of staff chair general mark milley testify on the president's 2023 budget request before the senate armed services committee. watch live at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span 3, online at c-span.org, or watchful of coverage on our free video app, c-span now. >> there are a lot of places to get political information, but only at c-span2 you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from, or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. it happens here or here, or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span, powered by cable. announcer: press secretary john kirby briefs reporters on president biden's decision to send $100 million worth of weapons to ukraine. the press secretary also told reporters the administration believes russia has completely withdrawn all its troops around kyiv in order to rearm and resupply. this is just under 25 minutes. >> just a couple of things at the top and then we will get right at it. if i can get this to work, there

comrade zelensky world. at a hearing in the us house of representatives, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff four- star general mark miller, said that the conflict in ukraine would drag on for many, many years, the head of the pentagon, austin, at the same hearing confirmed that america was training the ukrainian military use weapons with the equipment that the pentagon supplies to ukraine in addition, allegedly, the peaceful so-called peace-loving americans plan to create new permanent military bases, as they say on a rotational basis in europe at the end of the hearing, the head of the pentagon made a scandal quarreled with the republican mattgens, the congressman was accused austin that the united states is lagging behind russia and china in the development of hypersonic weapons, and also accused of strategic shameful, as he said, failures in afghanistan well, in ukraine, the american secretary of defense broke loose and yelled at the hexa. this is the first time in the history of the united states when the secretary of defense, but this newcomer black man publicly raises his voice , yell

here, uh, mister mile, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, said that from what i believe, this is a consensus analysis by an analyst at the pentagon here. uh, the current situation can be transformed, including into a very sharp format of contradictions, given that the united states of america are nuclear powers, given that now a number of states are declaring themselves as new participants in the formation of a new world order, for example, the same north korea, a country that recently tested a new type of intercontinental ballistic missiles style 17 capable of hitting and delivering a thermonuclear charge to any object in the united states against these e, against this background. we see that south korea, which is also actively trying to counteract the pressure by military means. it can simply provoke a large-scale crisis. what will happen in this case, how much biden will be ready adequately quickly and respond clearly in order not to allow the world to go to the stage where a nuclear conflict is already possible, if at one time president kennedy was able to understand that

. >> reporter: and tonight, a warning from the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff about the risks ahead. >> the russian invasion of ukraine is threatening to undermine not only european peace and stability, but global peace and stability that my parents and a generation of americans fought so hard to defend. >> and james longman joining us again tonight from the ukrainian cap tam. and james, president zell lensk warning what the world is seeing in bucha, saying there will be atrocities revealed as russians withdrew from more parts of ukraine? >> reporter: well, now david, we aren't just seeing the destruction and the dead, we are hearing from those who survived. and just about everywhere you go here, the stories are almost beyond imagination. and, yes, there is a sense that the further north you go, the further into areas where russians stayed for longer, the worse the atrocities may get. david? >> james longman leading us off from kyiv again tonight. james, thank you. >>> and we have learned that president biden will issue a new round of sanctions tomorrow. the biden administratio

s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3 to 9 and select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right. as the u. s. s. all was devastated by will the united states last about 400000 people had the brit sloss less than the americans did. and the soviet suffered 27000000 deaths. what is 7000000 is an incredible number in play john kennedy case american university commencement address. and i 263. he said that what the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states east of chicago. have you been destroyed? mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush, mega crankshaft, half moon, coke wheel off tackle and sharia. december 19th, 1949. so the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation dropshot, date of attack. january the 1st 1957 to the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the usaa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. but those very nations would be wiped out alone with communism in the 1st phase of op

what winds are blowing there and today, representatives of the joint chiefs of staff, general miles madetatement. russia and china is trying to change the rules upon which the current global world order is built, both countries have significant military capabilities, the world is becoming more unstable and the possibility of significant international conflict between the great powers is increasing, not decreasing. so the possibility of conflict between the great powers is increasing. the decision on the actions of the united states of america of the entire west of the north atlantic bloc is taken by a man whose name is joseph biden. the president of the united states of america is a man who is not in the best shape. uh, in the last days. he allowed. eh, a number of beidenisms that are already typical for him, eh, which indicate that it is quite difficult for him to concentrate on some things. this is the supreme commander. here's what the president said. thank you for being here. thank you for what you are doing and god bless you all and may god protect our armed forces. thank you thank

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