december 4, 2023, the head of the joint staff in the united states, mark milley, says goodbye ukrainianshis verbatim quote: there shouldn't be a single russian who goes to bed without wondering if his throat is going to be cut in the middle of the night, you have to go back there and organize a campaign on the home front, so if the vice president of the united states. knows who the customer is , then i’ll tell you about the name mark milley, if the vice president of the united states does not know who the sponsor is, then i’ll remind you of victoria’s statement, which i showed yesterday, and i’m ready to show you every day, which says that thanks to additional funding , allocated by the united states, many nasty surprises await putin . she adds on the front line , but miles clarified where exactly, so if you are interested in what the performers look like, then the performers of the lowest level, these four scum, one of whom, following millie’s direct orders, cut the throat of our boy, a simple russian guy, with a knife, because the bastard mili ordered it. russian throat, so that no one

. a meat grinder on the front line, that is, in fact, an american general , the chairman of the joint staff all the time ukraine spent enough effective defense, the enemy has practically no advance, we can only talk about there 3-4 km from avdiyivka, this is just a new line of defense, which is obtained by our brigades, well, in fact, one way or another , the conclusions are not worth waiting for. . resources currently being prepared, they were fired at precisely those areas where our military is currently defending, that is exactly avdiivka, there and to the west of avdiivka and maryanka, there are also kupyanskyi and ughledar. and here i think, again, i am a small expert, it’s just that sergey and i have been talking for two years, i’m trying to understand something, i think that if we had, say, long-range missiles, i’m not saying, there should be thousands of them , but to hit the enemy's manning centers in the occupied territory of ukraine or in the russian territory with the same attacks in such a targeted and concentrated manner, probably tausami missiles for this, but it would also b

, a meat grinder on the front line, that is, in fact , an american general, the chairman of the joint staffthat ukraine has been conducting a fairly effective defense all his time, the enemy has... there is practically no advance, we can talk, except that there 3-4 km from avdiivka, just this new, new line of defense, which is obtained by our brigades, and actually, one way or another , the conclusions that are apparently not worth to expect the enemy's offensive, but rather his it is worth waiting, preparing for the worst , that is, these words that the enemy is preparing a group of about 100,000 in order to ensure offensive actions, the main answer from the... ukrainian side is that these resources that are being prepared now, they are burned precisely in those areas where our military is now holding defense, it is exactly avdiivka, there and west of avdiivka, and maryanka, there is kupianskyi and ugledar, and here i think, again, i am a small specialist , it's just that serhiy and i have been talking for two years now, something like that i'm trying to understand, i think that if we had,

that plane for the department of defense, the osd and the joint staff will be working on that. >> thanot working correctly. we were in support of the department. >> you know, that's not you, but to the department ofhat's disappointing. so i like to follow-up with both of you and the department on this to make sure that that begins giving up limited so we can begin stopping the illegal flow of deadly fentanyl and other drugs and the tragic trafficking of humans. you know, that's big business for the cartels and its continuing to instability in countries across our hemisphere. so what efforts beyond that plan developed, what efforts are already underway with you or your parties to address human trafficking, general richardson? >> thank you, senator and i'm not aware that the report is not, the report could very well , the well along its way. we are just not actively working on it from our levels. and a lot of times the joint staff and the osd will work those things to allow us to continue to execute our daily missions. but we are working very closely because i have the very my aor which

general saad shazli , the head of the joint staff of the egyptian army, strongly opposed sadat's decision if it happens that the enemy focuses on one of the two fronts, so this information is proven. the people who are waiting for the arrival of the prophet in the city of yathrab or madinah al-nabi and the prophet who with his arrival in this city marked a part of the history of early islam , now the story of the presence of the holy prophet. when you read a book, you feel that it is not far from the things that have been said in the scientific centers about this period, considering the role of the story and the fact that it can convey and convey important concepts to the audience in the form of fiction and art, it has a special value. this book. the jews, who had repeatedly promised the appearance of the prophet of the end of time based on ancient texts and the torah. arabs, when that prophet comes , we will rule and we will take you under our control, but when the prophet comes, i will not become a muslim and they even confront islam. the book has three chapters , each chapter deals wit

general amer, the commander of the joint staff of the egyptian army , ordered them to save his forcessinai. he retreated. a decision that has disastrous results even more followed for egypt than the previous day. this decision confused the egyptian forces in sinai and created an opportunity to be targeted by the israeli air force. israeli planes were destroying the egyptian ground forces without fail. the egyptian army is three. it had tanks on israel, but without air cover, it had become a completely defenseless target. the sides of this retreat destroyed the egyptian front in sinai in a disastrous way, and this is a complete picture of the defeat of the egyptian army. tens. a thousand egyptian soldiers were captured and the israelis, who could not manage them all, decided to just keep senior officers and release common soldiers. all the roads leading to the suez canal were in chaos. the egyptian soldiers who were allowed to return home told the people the truth about the great defeat in the sinai peninsula . they showed that the official reports of the egyptian government about the

general amer, the commander of the joint staff of the egyptian army, retreated to save the force. a decision that had even more disastrous results for egypt than the day before. this decision caused the confusion of the egyptian forces in sinai created an opportunity to be targeted by the israeli air force. israeli planes were destroying the egyptian ground force in a way. it had tanks against israel, but without air cover , it had become completely defenseless targets. losses this retreat disastrously destroyed the egyptian front in sinai. and this is a complete picture of the defeat of the egyptian army. tens of thousands of egyptian soldiers were captured and the israelis, unable to manage them all, decided to keep only the senior officers and release the common soldiers. all the roads leading to the suez canal were in chaos. the egyptian soldiers who were allowed to return home told the people the truth about the great defeat in the sinai peninsula. they showed that the official reports of the egyptian government about the victory are nothing more than lies. on the morning of

terrorists wielded a knife, as if following the instructions of the former commander of the us joint stafftar general melly, who on december 5, in a column for the washington post, said that ukrainians should work in the russian rear, to make sure that every russian did not sleep peacefully, knowing that his throat would be cut. the perpetrator of the terrorist attack has been found, it is important to find the customer, and this will happen. let's listen to the president. those who planned this terrorist attack hoped to sow panic and discord in our society, but were met with unity and determination to resist this evil. we know that the crime was committed by radical islamists with ideology. but this is an atrocity against russia and its people. we are interested in who the customer is. during the joint work of our intelligence services and law enforcement agencies, we need to get answers to a number of questions. for example, are radical, even terrorist, islamic organizations really interested in striking russia, which today stands for justice? solution to the aggravated middle east. and

we are just not actively working on it from our times the joint staff and the osd will work those things allow us to continue to execute our daily missions. but we are working very closely because i have the very end in my aor which is a huge human trafficking area. and you're exactly rig and you'reht exactly right in terms of the transnational criminal organization that's got more powerful with $300 billion annual revenue business. they traffic humans, drugs lithium, all kinds of counterfeit goods and only getting more powerful. the colombian military, the operations to go after the criminal networks that are doing these criminal activities as well as o going after criminal networks in panama. >> in the interest of time i would like to continue discussions perhaps off-line forou your efforts and trafficking in north common. >> thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman. general richardson, great to see both of you. yesterday we were talking a little bitbout haiti and the situation on the ground being chaotic and running rampant in the capital and they paused of the agreement to y send the pol

france, i ask you at last, the commander-in-chief, syrsky , in a conversation with the chief of the joint staffe armed forces of the french republic, said that the situation in the east is stabilized, how would you assess the situation in the east, today i stood up even to hear the commander of our ground forces, he was giving an interview to some channel to a full marathon , what's the difference, i was going out of the corner of my eye, i heard out of the corner of my ear, just don't scold that i just had neighbors there, okay, no, i 'm just inviting backgrounds to me too, well, we should already know all the information about what 's going on, who says what, so he said what indeed, well, this is a man who is responsible for his words and that the situation has stabilized in almost all directions, serious offensive actions on bakhmutovsky continue. continues on avdiyivskyi and a little on limanskyi along the entire other part of the front, well, maybe at work at night, and then they continue offensive actions, but unsuccessfully, he, if you analyze the entire front line, then you can say that

[applause] we congratulate you on your recent appointment as director of the joint staff of the wyomingard. thank you for your service. and i think you all just heard sergeant rebecca sheraton saying the sweetest song the national anthem on earth. she's also ms. wyoming. [applause] these men of service. will you join me in thanking all of our military and their families for their service? [appus and let us never forget prisoners of war were missing in action we want them home. god bless america. please be seated. so friends, families, citizens both here and in the chamber and online without further ado, thank you for your warm welcome. privilege to have this opportunity to address you again at the commencement of the session and in accordance with article four, section four of the wyoming constitution let me begin by reporting to you that wyoming is as strong as it has ever been. our economy is going, spirits are soaring into the future is ours to craft. we'vmade tremendous progress over the past several years even through adversity and i thank you for your collaboration that has kept w

now journalists are recalling the words of the head of the us joint staff markomile, spoken at a meetingh ukrainian special forces in december last year. the remark was then quoted by the washington post. there shouldn't be a single russian who goes to bed without wondering. lest his throat be cut in the middle of the night, you must return there and organize a campaign in the rear. according to political scientists, it is already clear that the event in crocus is based on a false flag against the russian one. statehood. emil mirsaev, news. the memory of those killed in the bloody terrorist attack in crocus city hall was honored by the youth symphony orchestra under the direction of yuri bashmet. on at the closing of the spring festival in tirius , the musicians gave a special concert, dedicating it to the victims of the tragedy. we performed cheikovsky's fifth symphony in a hall without spectators. from sochi, reporting by kristina kolesnikova. this concert was initially planned to be completely different: the youth symphony orchestra under the direction of yuri bashmet was supposed to

>> the joint staff did know on the second uó=cof january. >> the gentleman's time has expired.we recognize gentleman from new jersey. >>> thank you, chairman. we appreciate you and the second, we wish you well-wishes in your recovery. you stated it should have been handled better. that is clear. the 30-day review has been concluded. and there was a number of recommendations that you implement and you went further to talk about the inspector general is there should be a should not be is a political bickering. the idea of command and control of our military and the defense of this nation is of the highiority to the men and women that serve here in congress, those that wear the uniform and to every american cares about that. i want to make sure thatwe fully understand. apparently, there is some doubt have been a break in. command and control of our forces. would you clearly state for if the record was there ever at any time a break in the comm and control? >> there was never a lapse in or command >> because we understand if there is a gap, if something were to happen to or those b

so the former chief of the joint committee of staff, mark milley, now receives more than joe biden, theleaving the military last year , former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff army gen. mark milley has become a senior adviser to gp morgan at a very large price. began lecturing on the faculties of princeton and georgetown. in addition to the military salary of 204,000 dollars a year, millie probably also receives millions in fees, since he is presented everywhere as an influential speaker. well, the other day miele took part in a major bankers’ event, where he shared some insider’s view of world affairs. he also spoke at the closed summit of the american council of education in washington, a meeting about the global crisis and endless wars. the same agency helps make money in this way, which provides huge fees for the clinton family. well, then about the feat of the pilots and the development of the russian economy right away after a short commercial. order a free credit card with a whole year without interest and receive a supercake in rubles every month, and even without... withdr

>> from the joint chiefs of staff.istan so yes this absolute lessons to be arned fm this. the endgame using the delhi agreement if you want to say that's the start point there is a lot to b said for yourself. as i mentioned in my opening statement there is no phenomena. >> my poin ierious look at this you cannot just take a peek at one little segmentin of it ad said this is the reasoneverythit looking at what preceded it. because we have to look at it in its entirety. isn't that correct? if you're trying to figure out how were going to make sure the mistakes that areou made if we take all of it and look at all of it. and examine all of it. not just peace milling that agree with that? >> yes i said that and i said in previous testimony a holistic look at the whole war and order to d■?eterminend anything as complex as a war is not a result of a single because there's ultiple decisions in general i agree. i am here for these families to try to get themag answerse issun hand spray. >> the same amount of time he had ago not

now this will be the first time we are hearing from former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley as a private citizen since he is retired. he has previously called this withdrawal a logistical success but a strategic failure. he said he wanted to keep u.s. troops in the country and that would have prevented the fall of kabul. also in the room today, john, several of those gold star families of the 13 u.s. service members killed at hobby gate and that's including steve mcewing the father of corporal steve who called abbey gate and interrupted the state of the union address earlier this month. i caught up with him outside the hearing room and i ask him about that. whether he is still facing charges, he says that no one from the administration has reached out to them since that, listen to this. >> no, no charges got dropped. >> you're still facing charges? >> yes. >> really? no one from the administration is trying to intervene or help? what do you have to say about that? >> not very much because they won't even recognize his own grandson. or grandchild. whatever. so, it's no

. >> other senior officials also the defense ministry did tell his general staff to talk to the joint staffs meetings here in ways to shape that, ways -- these so-called alternatives. now we know from both sides that the talks with the top advisor to netanyahu will be re-scheduled. raf, colin, thank you both so much. >>> after the supreme court seemed skeptical, at least a majority of them, of efforts to restrict the abortion drug mifepristone, some state lawmakers are moving to protect reproductive rights. you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪♪) breathing claritin clear is like... is he? claritin clear? yeah. fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms, like nasal congestion. live claritin clear® >> tech: at safelite, we'll take care of fixing your windshield. but did you know we can take care of your insuran

the chief of the joint staff of the swedish armed forces, karl johon etström , directly says that warfinland, which have abandoned their neutrality, are taking part in the largest nato exercise since the end of the cold war. all this happens in the background the growing threat to europe from russia after its full-scale invasion of ukraine. nato claims that this is the fruit of peace, but in reality the alliance is preparing for war. this is only a small part of the training that takes place. throughout europe, and as for the new members of the alliance sweden and finland, i have no doubt as to why they joined, to be alone against russia, why take such a risk when you can join nato? i feel safer now that we now have allies we can rely on rely. in this scenario , they are defending northern norway after it has been invaded, although they do not call russia the enemy, but it is their closest neighbor who has attacked. this exercise is an opportunity to demonstrate how nato will come to the aid of an ally under attack, this is the main principle of the alliance: an attack on one is an at

his or her job, to be the senior military advisor of the group of people called the joint chiefs of staffry of defense. if there is dissenting advice, you give that as well. >> you are general mckenzie, your role as commander of centcom is ground force operation command, correct ? >> i am chain of command. >> whatever happens, the buck i understand the advisory role, general milley has made it clear the direction he advised which was differt than what the administration has done. you testified the same. i have an issue with what was said, you lo at the secretary of defense who make comments that said there were no credible intelligence provided that could have led to the understanding of what a suicide bomber was going to do. howeveread the intelligence reports day today and a classified setting that would speak to the difference of that. even to the extent and it to this location. planning is commenced. planning is finished. execution is imminent. these are thday-to- day logs we saw which proved there was credible intelligence there uld have been rendered. was a state department who i pu

reviewed and then has the department of defense at that point we can start trying to match to the joint staffd the national guard the quick connect to support that based on the needs that are in that request for assistance. as you alluded to -- >> would it be helpful if we treated it as a permanent deployment?éç >> senator i think more than treating it as a permanent deployment would be early notification of the requirements dixons those changed that allows us to tailor the national guard force to meet the changing requirements of ther border protection. where as if we had a permanent force we might have permanently the wrong type of unit to support. however, to your point what we having a permanent command-and-control structure over there so we have continuity and predictability and how we present the for and work with the customs and border protection. >> do we need to give you different authority in that regard or is it just a matter of the department? >> senator -- >> i'm sorry. >> senator with the authorities we need come to thing that we would most as you alluded to is time, time to pic

staff. particulate welt represent i should also mention chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is here. inspiration for the army today. in january , 44 private harold dall of the 603 camouflage and juice wrote home learning for the firsthe deception can't tell you who else is wh what we will do when we start to do it on monday. but it promises to be very interesting. frankly we are at last going to play a real part in the war efforts. lieutenant himself described it more succinctly we all came to the conclusion this was a suicide outfit. but they had a job to do. so they put themselves in harm', bravado, creativity and order of their soldiers might be able to fight and live. four men died carrying out these missions. but most of them came home and then kept quiet about it for decades. don't you think that is remarkable? [applause] yes. also that they recommended us for presidential citation. we are mighty proud of that little deal. the presidential unit citation never happened likely because of secrecy. yet today 1300 men of the gold star are getting their document on behalf of the vete

of defense and before that served in several positions at the office of secretary of defense and joint staff and departments of state. adam served in our armed forces as an army abrams tank crewman. please join me in welcoming our distinguished panel and we'll turn to madeleine for her opening remarks. >> thanks. [applause] >> well, thanks, jeff, i appreciate it and appreciate the opportunity to be here today to say-- and congratulations to your hearty souls who struck it out on the last panel of the last day, on friday afternoon to boot. my congratulations to you. so i just want to start a little about how pleased i was to hear some of general cotton's remarks in many respects, he is really embracing a lot of the recommendations that we made in our commission all right. as jeff said, it was a bipartisan commission and not only was it split equally six people nominated by democratic leadership and six people nominated by republican leadership, but very interesting, i think, in this-- particularly in this policy arena, in this strategic arena, also six women and six men, which in and of itsel

here's the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley, speaking to congress right now, congress asked lost limbs and were grievously wounded and you did it's selflessly what professionalism, courage, compassion, and with great sacrifice and finally to the goldstar families that are here with us today. and those that could make it there's nothing that i can say or do. it's going to fill that gaping hole in your heart but as i've told you before, i'm committed >> and i will honor that commitment >> to get you the answers, to get you to the truth and i will personally and i know everyone else will as well honor your sacrifice and the sacrifice of your loved one. thank you, mr. chairman, i look forward to questions. >> thank you, general millie, i now recognize general mckinsey for his opening statement. >> jennifer, thank you. and i'd like to just open microphone i'd like to ask you this opening statement be submitted for the record. objections, so we're chairman mccall, ranking member makes distinguished members of the house foreign affairs committee. i'm here to vol

the last chief of staff of the us air force recently became the chairman of the joint of staff, is the highest uniformed position in the united states military. and he said and one of h if not his top priority as air force chief of staff, and it will continue to be as the head of he's not really the head of the whole military. it's complicated the wathe joint staff operates but you his priority is to diversify these ranks now as the senator said fine with that as as long we're diversifying consistent with high standards and high you know without diminution of standards without any lowering of qualifications. but when that just diversity for its own sake becomes a priority, no longer selecting for that you're going to have a problem. so this generals was, you know very loudly, clearly on the record what he wanted to do. and a big stinkof outrage, a lot of concern, a lot of controversy. and what happens in the end, the republicans just roll over and he was confirmed with like 85 votes or something. i forgot what it was, but it was over 80. nobody stands up and says no, right, either say

we take you not to the house foreign affairs committee were former joint chiefs of staff mark millie along with former u.s. central command commander general mackenzie are testifying on the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. live coverage on c-span three.

of the foreign intelligence service meet, from time to time the chief of the general staff and the chairman of the joint staff of the united states, it happens that this direct line exists hotline in case of nuclear danger, if you think that the power in russia is usurped, how will you talk to them, well , that's not the problem... the problem is not that they are legitimate or illegitimate, the problem is the need maintain contact with such a state. look at how it happened with china until the 70s. the united states had no contacts with the government in beijing, considered them usurpers, and had contacts with the government in taipei. well, it couldn't be forever. this was the case with the soviet union. they believed that this was an illegal government, a government of usurpers. ugh. only in... the 5th years they decided to establish diplomatic relations, the first american president who established diplomatic relations with the soviet union was franklin-divorce, it was already the 30s, and the bolsheviks came to power in 1917, as you remember, but what was the problem: the united states thought ther

of the foreign intelligence service meet, from time to time the chief of the general staff and the chairman of the jointhiefs of staff of the united states meet. is happening, there is this nuclear emergency hotline, if you believe that the power in russia has been usurped, how are you going to talk to them? well, this is a problem, the problem is not that they are legitimate or not , the problem is the need to keep contact with such a state, look at how it happened until the 70s with china, the united states had no contact with the government in beijing, they were considered usurpers. had contacts with the government in taipei, but it could not last forever, it was the same with the soviet union, they believed that it was an illegal government, a government of usurpers, well, only in the 1930s they decided to establish diplomatic relations, the first american president, who established diplomatic relations with the soviet union were generally franklin-detached, it was already the 1930s, and the bolsheviks came to power in 1917, as you remember, but what was the problem, the united states... believed th

service meet from time to time, from time to time it dilutes. chief of the general staff and head of the united the joint chiefs of staff of the united states, there is this hotline in case of a nuclear emergency, if you believe that power has been usurped in russia, how are you going to talk to them? well, this is a problem, the problem is not that they are legitimate or illegitimate, the problem is the need to maintain contact with such a state, just look at how it happened before the 70s with china. the united states had no contact with the government in beijing, considered them usurpers, had contact with the government in taipei, well, it couldn't be forever, it was with the soviet union, they believed that it was an illegal government, a government of usurpers, well, only in the 1930s did they decide to establish diplomatic relations, the first american president who established diplomatic relations with the soviet union was generally a franklin divorce, it was already the 1930s . and the bolsheviks came to power in 1917, as you remember, but what was the problem: the united states thought there sho

the foreign intelligence service meet, from time to time the chief of the general staff and the chief meet. united the jointed states is happening, there is this hot line in the event of a nuclear threat, if you believe that the power in russia has been usurped, how are you going to talk to them, well that's the problem, the problem is not whether they are legitimate or illegitimate , the problem is the need to maintain contact with such a state, just look at how it happened until the 70s with china.

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south korea's joint chief of staff says it detected the launches early on monday. says the missiles flew around 300 kilometers before coming down on the waters east of the korean peninsula. the new development comes as the us secretary of state is in south korea for talks. washington once. up their latest joint war games last week. po. yang considers such bills rehearsals for invasion. in russia near final results of the presidential election show the incumbent vladimir putin is on course for another six-year term in office. according to russia's central election commission, putin has garnered over 87% of the vote with over 95% of the ballots counted. none of the three other candidates has reached even 5%. vote counting began mid. after polls closed on sunday across the country as well as in four ukrainian regions annexed by russia in 2022. for the first time the election took place for three days starting from friday. election officials say the nation. white turnout was over 74%. this is the eighth presidential election in russia and the fifth term for putin if he

several of the most notable conductors, for example, general mark mealy, former chairman of the joint chiefs of staffed states, this gray-haired hawk , a hereditary american military man, during one of his meetings with ukrainian military, as reported by the washington post, demanded from them to organize terrorist attacks deep in the rear, which never happened, no matter what happened, i will quote not a single one. a russian who would go to bed without wondering if his throat would be cut in the middle of the night. let's go back to mark miele, he believed that russia is the only existential enemy of the united states, which is capable of destroying the united states, so he absolutely clearly broadcast this line throughout the entire vertical of the military-political leadership of the united states, certainly achieving his own, including personal selfish goals, because that, let's say, mark mealy was... made it clear that surprises awaited , it is quite possible to understand that she was talking about the possibility of carrying out sabotage terrorist attacks, especially in the context of penetra

south korea's joint chief of staff says it detected the launches early on monday. it says the missiles flew around 300 kilometers before coming down in the waters east of the current. peninsula, the new development comes as the us secretary of state is in south korea for talks. washington and saul wrapped up their latest joint war games last week. pyongyang considers such rails rehearsals for invasion. ocurning soul frank smith says many people around the globe miss the real news on the korean peninsula due to lack of access to objective media. "there are other exercises that are taking place in just few days this week uh that the press has been invited to for the southgreen president news gill who who restarted these uh war games and and strengthened the alliance with the us uh brought in more um so-called strategic assets, these are us weapons capable of delivering nuclear strike against against north korea, it's hard to really argue with north korea's analysis of this when..." some of these drills involve uh bridge crossings and amphibious landings and simulated

the us joint chiefs of staff are aware of the terrorist attack in crocus city, but currently have norussian counterparts about the incident. such a comment there. the fbi told the agency that they do not comment on possible contacts with russian intelligence services regarding the terrorist attack in the moscow region. our own us correspondent, dmitry melnikov, will tell you what statements were made from the white house. washington did not condemn this bloody terrorist attack near moscow. the white house reports that president biden is being briefed on events in the moscow region, and us authorities are monitoring what is happening. the only thing at this hour is the official reaction from the white house speaker. homeland security john kirby at today's white house daily briefing, at the beginning , he said that the united states has seen these horrific videos from moscow that show brutal shootings, that these images are terrible, that they are difficult to watch, and he said that in these moments are the thoughts of us citizens and the administration what about the families of thos

for example, general mark mealy, former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff in the united states.s a hereditary american military man. during one of the meetings with the ukrainian military, as reported by the washington post. demanded that they carry out terrorist attacks deep in the rear, which was not no matter what happened, i will quote not a single russian who would go to bed without wondering whether his throat would be cut in the middle of the night. let's go back to mark mealy, he believed that russia is the only existential enemy of the united states that is capable of destroying the united states, so he absolutely clearly broadcast this line throughout the vertical. the us in the media essentially prevented this from happening. we could avoid the threat of nuclear war that looms over us today, which was largely a gift from nulant. for americans, it seems that it is already becoming the norm to say that killing russians is good, and that in the process of extermination all means are suitable. these words about america's best investments belong to senator lincegram. there

for example, general mark mealy, former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff in the united states. demanded carry out terrorist attacks deep in the rear, which... there was not, i will quote, not a single russian who went to bed without wondering if his throat would be cut in the middle of the night? let's go back to mark miele, he believed that russia is the only existential enemy of the united states, which is capable of destroying the united states, so he absolutely clearly broadcast this line throughout the vertical military-political leadership of the united states, achieving unconditionally. for their own, including personal selfish purposes, because, for example, mark mealy was one of the key lobbyists of the us military-industrial complex, who earn hundreds of billions of dollars from the blood of those people they are trying to dehumanize. if the mile mark is a military line, then victoria, the former us deputy secretary of state, was engaged in strengthening the political country of this russophobic world, where allied countries especially close to the united states can calmly. 3

discussed at a meeting held by defense minister sergei shaigu, as reported by the chief of staff of the jointforces alexey kim, about 300 militants were eliminated as a result of a strike on the dislocation point of the kraken national formation. in a week, our military destroyed three american patriot complexes, a czech rszzo vampire combat vehicle, and more than a dozen foreign artillery systems. the fsb reported that a terrorist attack on the svetlovskaya trans-siberian railway was prevented region, a russian citizen , born 62 years old, was detained, he was recruited by the ukrainian special services in lvov, trained, after which he went to russia, planned. a criminal case has been initiated under the article terrorist act. cooperation between russia and china, immersion in traditions, and also gastronomic delights in the kanr - wide maslenitsa festivities with blens, round dances, and songs. all this is within the framework of cross years of culture, announced by decision of the leaders of the two countries. there is enormous interest in our holiday in the celestial empire, natalya lyubl