these ideas become the basis of the reform, called the lieberman reform.ygin, the planned indicators are further reduced , the priority of the monetary indicators of the plan over natural indicators is finally fixed, and the profit of enterprises comes first. total profit now offers that is, as a percentage of the costs of enterprises that compete with the so-called factory method. this was to encourage factories to justify cost increases to the planners and constantly fight for cost increases instead of the goal of growth. economics. in general, it becomes the goal of growth, profit and profitability of enterprises separately, the owner of long-term norms that are not subject to revision within a certain period of the norm of the planned cost of production of a new planning system. even fixed in the constitution, if not in scientific language, kosygin simply wanted to interest both the enterprise and the worker and proposed to increase the economic independence of production. at the same time , the company reduced the number of planned indicators from thi

there is a precedent for this in 2018 when netanyahu was prime minister, abdur lieberman step down as defense minister, and for a time. netanyahu was not only prime minister, he was also defense minister. we already know even before the sacking of gallant, that there were going to be protest all week in front of the cannot sit and in television. and we expect the protests to continue. what we're already hearing is that universities are cancelled to morrow. that one of the workers union is going to be holding a news conference and apparently announcing a strike. so expect the next 24 to 48 hours to be full of fast moving developments and a deepening of this political crisis in israel. all right, thank you very much. natasha gwen aimen, occupied east jerusalem. so now joined by you'll see michael back. he's in the studio with me, associates on at the middle east, north africa program at chatham house. so, oh, i see you're aware of what is happening in israel to night tensions a mounting. we have seen these, these internal dns and it's existed for a long time. but has this national rift

former home depot ceo, and chrysler ceo bob nardelli, former senator vice presidential candidate joe liebermanlcome , i'm neil cavuto. let's get into the phenomenon building at the corner of wall and broad. we are still off but it all started with deutsche bank, the bigger man bank, rumored to be in some duress, some pressure , some trouble. that stock had tumbled about 22% i believe at its worst levels. we're off those worst levels right now. deutsche bank sending a signal, you know, it's not the end of the world. we're not in deep, deep doo-doo here although i don't know what the german be for deep deep doo-doo, but anyway, coming off those lows. what to make of it with mark tepper kind enough to join us. actually, mark, the first question i had on that was whether banks themselves are still under duress. i mean, the comeback from the lows today doesn't mean they still have problems today. what do you think? >> yeah, so look. with regards to what's happening , i think the contagion effect is probably limited and when you look at, you know, credit suisse and deutsche bank in particular, i mea

lieberman also called on the former prime minister and minister of war to stop negotiations about the plan of many food reforms, at the same time as the holy month of ramadan , the people of yemen break their fast by attending mosques and using devices to break their fast by setting communal tables. according to this tradition left by the ancestors of the families, they break their fast from their homes to the places where the table is held. in order to break their fast collectively, the people of yemen share their fast with other fasting people in their iftar meal . the united states acknowledged the failure of its recent hypersonic missile test. he said the tests he did a short time ago they were not successful, we didn't get the data we needed from these tests , despite the fact that defense news previously reported that the air force of this country fired a prototype of a gm 183 hypersonic missile last march 22 , but about its results they kept silent out of 50 groups in the anti-government protests in france yesterday, the french police arrested 200 protesters. france had sent 13

oren lieberman, cnn, pentagon. >>> and salma abdelaziz is here with more. oren saying it is a isensitive e and this is the first time that u.s. and russian aircraft have come into contact since the beginning of russia's invasion of ukraine. obviously the u.s. very concerned about escalating this conflict further. how have the russians responded? >> well, they have a very different their difference of events. they say no physical confrontation took place whatsoever over the black sea. the kremlin says that it detected an intruder over the black sea, that is their language, and that russian jets in the area were scrambled, that they saw the drone in whatever form and that the drone went into an unguided flight without any physical contact with the russian jet and because of that lowered its altitude. and russia is saying that it is the united states that is be saving in a reckless way, it is the u.s. that was dangerous and has no business flying so close to the russian border. take a listen to how the russian ambassador to the united states explained it. >> t

oren lieberman has the details. >> reporter: high over the black sea a u.s.y drone points its camera backwards towards its own tail. the russian fighter jet closing fast the much slower mq-9 reaper. the russian jet begins dumping fuel as it passes by the drone. the cloud of fuel vapor and spinning propeller clearly advisable in the video after the pass. the su-27 fighter then flies by on another pass, the jet comes even closer and dumping fuel yet again. when it comes back on line, you can see the propeller with a bent blade damaged in the impact. in these side by side images, you can see the propeller before and after, operating and damaged. >> we know the intercept was intentional, we know it was aggressive, unprofessional and un unsafe. actual contact of those two not sure yet, that remains to be seen. >> reporter: the video undercuts the russian narrative of what happened during the encounter. the pentagon says lasted 30 to 40 minutes in total. russia claimed that there was no physical contact. >> which was no collision. the problem is that we didn't cont

oren lieberman has our report. >> reporter: a look at worldwide threats that keep coming back to chinantelligence agencies saying beijing is modernizing its military, expanding it influence and working to control supply chains. >> they have continue the efforts of making china the pre-imminent power. ccp is increasingly convinced that they can only do so at the expense of u.s. power. >> reporter: choina using its force to spy on adversaries. >> could they use tiktok to spy on millions? >> yes. >> could they use it to control the software on millions of devices? >> yes. >> reporter: senators pushed on the origins of covid-19. the fbi believes it leaked from a lab in wuhan, but there is no smoking gun and no definitive answer. >> department of energy has changed its views slightly with low confidence, it says that lab leak is most likely, but they do so for different reasons than the fbi does. and their assessments are not identical. >> reporter: investigations between beijing and moscow came under scrutiny with the u.s. watching closely for any signs that china is considering providing

oren lieberman went looking for why. >> reporter: on june 25th, 2018, brandon set the law that wouldit up and get back to work. you can't have that, that is not how you deal with that. >> reporter: the young sailor bullied and hazed, took his own life at naval station nor following. the brandon act was signed into law 15 months ago. if a service member self reports a problem, the brandon act requires a mental health evaluation and allows service members to seek help confidentially outside the chain of command. >> basically his letter led us to this. he wanted us to do something about suicide. and the toxicity that happens in our military system. that is why we created the brandon act. >> reporter: but the defense department hasn't issued guidance for the military services which means there is no process in place to enact the requirements listed in the law. democratic congressman seth moul ton worked to craft the legislation. and he is pressuring d.o.d. to move. >> we hear the rhetoric, but we need action. they have been sitting on their hands and more americans die every day as a res

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oren lieberman live for us at the pentagon, thank you.s with a cnn military analyst, former commanding general, u.s. army europe and 7th army and david sanger is with us as well the white house and national security correspondent for the "new york times." all right. general, first off, i mean just explain how significant this is. >> this is typical of shadowing and intercepts in europe truthfully. what you see is russia does this all the time in international air space. on top of international waters. russia often considers the black sea theirs, which is wrong. it doesn't apply that way. you will see russian aircraft continuously having these intercepts or shadows but nothing like thisment airplanes get close. there have been years where there are over a couple hundred of these kind of things, incidents occurring every year. it is normal procedure. when you get this close and interfere with flight paths of other aircraft either manned or unmanned it is certainly not under international law and certainly is going to create quite a distract

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too early to tell who will be writing this cinderella story this year to enforce virginia and 13th lieberman matchup is a clear examples of the man is in march. so let's talk about it. actually. they said a pretty good. >> saw it right there. jp put these berries, the wide open 3 pointer from and which proved to be the game winning. >> shot to virginia. knocking them out of the tournament. 68 to 67 with the final. this was from first trip to the ncaa tournament in 43 years. and they now play the fifth-seeded san diego state on saturday in the second round. of course. and there were another upset in this. there was rather another of said in the sacramento region that involve the pac 12 tournament champion. that's none other than second rate, arizona. >> who may 15th ranked princeton in the sacramento in sacramento this afternoon. now the wildcats were up 5 with about 5 minutes ago, but the tigers closed out on the game 9, oh, run, including this ryan banker. now princeton, then they get their first lead at 209, left with arizona down 3 per free shot. he tries for the hail mary shot but he doe

deserve, and presented andrew security and should up by our long turbulent history. feler english lieberman typically has many blank laptops yet to write that as it was sure in a moody that we were not in a sudden sucrose towards a better future for these blank chapters between our nelson this winter deeper. hi, susan was to remain south to cruise in milan for on looking at the past, but also pursuing a promising future which demands no less than this. the dominant feeling, ladies and gentlemen of many thanks are. yeah. and that was written king charles the 3rd speaking to the german parliament. there is of course, the 1st british monarch to address the bundle tag in the building in which the one beside is itself housed was designed by british architects and norman foster. when it was re opened in 1999 so great symbolism there his speech was both personal and in so had a very, from focus on the strong, historical and present ties between britain and germany. standing ovation there, king charles, the 3rd who has just addressed mr. king tells the 3rd queen consort camilla with the german pres

the former defense minister avenue lieberman, who is a member of the governing coalition, has called for his removal as has the former prime minister, a hoo barack and a quick ra word that we are expecting. supporters of the government far right. but members of parties to come here to the can i sit in the next couple of hours to show their support for netanyahu and this you dish or overhaul from remarkable developments there today. thank you very much. this is tasha, and i'm for us in wisc jerusalem. a prime minister netanyahu 1st titled the proposed changes in january. he says that they will balance the supreme court and prevent it from interfering and politics. live approved today will curve the supreme court's authority and increase in peace powers to override court decisions . but many israelis opposed the plans for nearly 3 months, tens of thousands of taken to the streets and protest. some demonstrations have turned violent. the us and other allies have expressed concern while critic site in yahoo is trying to limit judicial independence to protect himself from prosecution . ok

and also the former defense minister avid or lieberman is saying that it's time for netanyahu to step down. another former prime minister, a who barrage is also echoing that sentiment. i heard some protests are saying, this is a who i'm seeing a lot of sign saying that netanyahu must go. but right now the big question is, what will netanyahu say when he does speak to the nation? after plunging the crisis into, sorry, punching the country into an even deeper crisis by removing the lot as defense minister yesterday evening. and i thank you so much. that is natasha. good night for us and with jerusalem. lead spring in political analyst akiva alden. now he joins us from telephone even as we heard that it's likely that he in yahoo is going to hold the proposed legislation. i mean, does he have any other option but to do that seeing the strikes and the process that we're seeing on the streets right now? so hey, mike, it's the lesser of all other evils and there are a bunch of them. so 1st of all, i have to add that to the equation, the about his own private lawyer boys benson, who put an ul

lapid introduced teams for talks, while lieberman and may you will say that you can't trust netanyahu and later, despite inviting dialogue between different political spectrums and trying to create a positive atmosphere , analysts expressed doubts about netanyahu's good intentions . they warned that his action in raising the white flag was an attempt to disrupt the opposition and the protests of many people who met with netanyahu in the last few months said that he is delusional, distanced from reality and has no command of details. many people are against the coup. netanyahu's decision was not without a price. the interior gave a concession and approved the establishment of the israel guard, which will take orders directly from bangari . this issue caused anger and opposition in the zionist police and your spiritual moments are magnificent. my news is your new year we are at your service with another program of hilal bahar, and i say hello to our dear viewers. the guest of the program is mr. yusuf nouri, minister of education. he has been at the helm of the largest government ministr

you have a member of the go governing coalition avatar lieberman saying that it is time for netanyahu to step down and for another prime minister to be selected within the lagoon party. so what you're seeing are fishers within the governing coalition and deepening of the divisions within the coalition. we started as the early this morning after the news broke. concerned senior members of the governing coalition saying that they were in complete shock, that netanyahu had fired gallons, that they thought that netanyahu had made a strategic mistake. and now you're hearing that some people within the governing collect coalition. believe that this judicial overhaul needs to be suspended and that's what the removal of goliath was allegedly about. the lot had said for the sake of the country for preserving national security, hit the pause button on this judicial overhaul for about a month until after the pass over holiday and the independence holiday ends in late april. but there's simply been no room for ca, promises, or negotiation with netanyahu and his governing coalition. and that has b

this would not be unprecedented in 2018 when netanyahu was prime minister, and avid or lieberman stepped down as defense minister, he assumed both of the rolls. there's also been some talk in the israeli media regarding other names that might be bandied about as successors to go lodge. but security official has said none of those names are going to be accepted by the security establishment. what you have here is a political crisis of a type and magnitude that is historic. in israel, there are chess called for a jerusalem in front of the canal. it to morrow. university classes are cancelled. there's talk of a workers union having a strike. dozens of doctors at hospitals have called in sick in protest, and about 2 dozen local council leaders are planning to stage a hunger strike in front of the prime minister's office. there is so much opposition to these plans, remind us why they have led to months of protest natasha. so this jew judicial overhaul in its current form is actually not backed by a majority of israelis, according to polls. and up until now netanyahu and his governing coalitio

you have a member of the gilbert governing coalition abbot are lieberman saying that it is time for netanyahu to step down and for another prime minister to be selected within low coud party. so what you're seeing are fishers within the governing coalition and a deepening of the divisions mean mass military leader, men along has pledge to deal decisively with what he called terrorists. people who resist military role speaking on armed forces day in the capital nato. the general also said countries critical of his regimes, human rights record are supporters of terror. public transport strike is underway in germany. a violent boss services have ground to a halt causing mess of disruptions to the morning commute. it's the biggest walk out in 30 years. part of a long running wage dispute unions deadlocked in negotiations with public transport . employers like a sons former prime minister, cameron carnis, it to appear in court to face a string of charges that he says are politically motivated. can, along with 16 members of his pakistan to rekey and soft political party had been summoned to face ch

lieberman, the head of the israel house party, said that the biggest danger to the future of israel, benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of this regime is from iran . hezbollah, as the head of the opposition parties to the netanyahu cabinet, said in the concert that he was worried about the the civil war in israel has intensified and the deterioration of the situation is going down a dangerous slope, and this danger is intensifying every moment. the president of the united states says that putin's arrest warrant is not official , but it is good, or should the arrest warrant of the russian president be considered at the international criminal court? but it is not recognized by the united states. the president of the united states also told reporters that this order is not recognized at the international level, but the strength of japan's defense is that of the launch of a ballistic missile by north korea. at 11:00 am local time, the war zone of pyongyang province of north korea was reached. north korea had fired an intercontinental ballistic missile 2 days ago. this action by pyong

letter from the prime minister to create division and spread fear and terror at the same time abdar lieberman, the former foreign minister of the zionist regime, said that the biggest danger for this regime is netanyahu, the former war minister of this regime , warning about the civil war, said that netanyahu is on the path of disintegration and destruction, nafti is taking steps to the first the former minister had raised a similar warning . nationwide demonstrations in the occupied territories in protest against netanyahu's efforts to change food with the aim of preventing the pursuit of tax cases have entered the 11th week. the prisoners in the prison of the zionist regime demanded that the resistance of the palestinian prisoners against the oppressive zionist measures entered its 34th day in different palestinian cities in protest against the attack of the zionist forces on jenin and the martyrdom of a number of palestinians who witnessed the protests. in response to the attack, the palestinian resistance fighters observed several operations in the north of jenin and the qalandari crossin

prime minister of creating division and spreading fear and terror at the same time accusing two liebermans , the former foreign minister of the zionist regime, said that the greatest danger to this free regime was the former war minister of energy , mahm, warning about war, netanyahu said. in the path of disintegration and destruction that israel is taking, prime minister naftali bint thabit had previously expressed similar sentiments. nationwide demonstrations in the occupied territories protesting netanyahu's efforts to change the diet in order to prevent the prosecution of his financial cases have entered the eleventh week. and the mera fik volcano in indonesia erupted from the mouth of the green volcano, qalat is one of the most active volcanoes in the world. ashes and other volcanic materials were released last week, and the volcanic materials were spread up to a height of 3000 meters above the peak . the last big eruption of this volcano the region took place in 2010, in which more than 300 people were killed and about 280,000 residents were forced to evacuate their places. at the co

lapid's good cruise team introduced teams for dialogue, while lieberman and you want to say that you can't trust netanyahu and later, despite the invitation. the president of the zionist regime, isaac herzog, for dialogue between different political spectrums and trying to create a positive atmosphere. analysts expressed doubts about netanyahu's good intentions . they warned that his action in raising the white flag is an attempt to disrupt the opposition and protests of many people who have been in the last few months. with netanyahu visited them and said that he is delusional, distanced from reality and has no control over the details. many people are against the coup, or he was not without compensation . he approved that he will take orders directly from bangar. this issue caused anger and opposition in the zionist regime police and did not break the fast in quds. this is the title of the urban signs that have been widely displayed in kabul, the capital of afghanistan, since yesterday. the last days of the month of sha'ban, the youth population of kabul city with the same slogan,

the accused at the same time, lieberman , the former foreign minister of the zionist regime , said that the biggest danger to my energy, sania pust, is the skin of his servants . a general strike in the occupied territories in protest of netanyahu's attempt to change food in order to prevent the prosecution of financial projects has entered the 11th week, but the clashes in the palestinian areas are going on while today sharm el-sheikh is like the host of the meeting about the talks between the organizations. the palestinian authority and the authorities of the zionist regime are mediated by the united states and some arab countries. in this regard, i am speaking with mr. mohammad sadiq mostafavi , an expert on west asian issues. the second city meeting of its kind is being held in less than two months . first of all, please explain the reasons and objectives of this meeting, and as a second question, this meeting, like the previous meeting , faced a strong reaction from the palestinian resistance groups and the presence of the self-governing organizations. in this meeting with criticis

. >> oren lieberman, thank you. >>> former vice president mike pence continues to draw battle lines betweennd ron desantis, setting up a possible 2024 showdown, should they decide to run for president. during a visit to new hampshire, pence again defended his support for ukraine, making clear he disagrees with desantis' view that russia's war is a territorial dispute. >> i think anyone who believes that vladamir putin will stop if he takes ukraine, has another thing coming. the war in ukraine is not a territorial dispute. it is a russian invasion. vladamir putin was able to overtake ukraine, if he did, it wouldn't be long before russian tanks would be rolling into nato countries where our service members would be required to enter the fight. >> gloria borger is a cnn political analyst, scott jennings, former special assistant to president george w. bush. welcome to you both. gloria, there's this new article today in the national review where they said, don't let them reagan shame you. how dare desantis defy the hawks. the latest poll shows that half of republicans believe that there is too

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cnn's oren lieberman has details. high over the black sea, the u.s. five drone points it's camera backwards towards its own tale. the russian fighter jet closing fast on the much slower mq-9 reaper. the russian jet begins dumping fuel as it passes by the drone. the cloud of fuel vapor and increasingly the spinning propel lure clearly visible after the past. the russian flies by on another pause. dumping fuel once again and the video picks elaine when it collides with the u.s. drone. when it comes back online you can see the propeller with the bin blade. you could see the propeller before and after. operating. and damaged. >> we know that the intercept was until gentlemen. oh that the behavior was intentional. we also know was very unprofessional and very unsafe. we also know that the fix wing of russian fire -- the physical contact, those two, not sure yet. it remains to be seen. >> the video undercuts the russian narrative that what happened during the encounter. pentagon says that it lasted 30 to 40 minutes in total. russia claimed there was no phys

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cnn pentagon correspondent oren lieberman is joining us. how did this up fold and how are u.s. officials responding tonight? >> reporter: this all plays out early tuesday morning over the black sea where a u.s. air force mq-9 drone, a surveillance drone, was operating, as we have seen it do since the beginning of this war and earlier than that. what's different is how this played out next. according to the pentagon, for 30 or 40 minutes over international waters, two russian su-22 fighter jets flew right near the drone, cutting it off, even dumping fuel in front of it. then the u.s. says one of those jets struck the drone in such a way to damage the propeller. the u.s. viewing this with s sev severity. this is the pentagon press secretary. >> on the actions of the russian pilots, it's clear that it was unsafe, unprofessional. what we saw, again, were fighter aircraft dutchi dumping fuel in of this uav, and getting so close to the aircraft that it dammed the propeller on the mq-9. we assess that it likely caused some damage to the russian aircraft, as well. >> reporter: a very d

cinemas behavior makes the joe lieberman's and -- look like fdr and lbj.e biden deal with the senate he has to deal with? >> well, listen, the great thing about joe biden, and i saw this up close when he was vice president, if he will find a way to work with anybody, even if they disagree with him on a whole bunch of issues. even if they have taken shots at his metabolism as such he doesn't let that bother him. so that's going to be a fast -- in arizona. no question about that. there's always a question of cinemas, i don't know if this was a week that she was unhappy about her if she's pleased by it. i'm afraid it might be the latter, unfortunately. but as it relates to biden, whether it's joe manchin, whether it's sinema, other folks that i think in the party who haven't always been with him and he understands that. but he's got to basically seize every opportunity, and try to move the country forward with him. this is a guy that doesn't hold grudges, which is apparently unique in washington. >> yeah, if there's anyone to hold a grudge it would be kirsten

. >> oren lieberman, thank you so much. let's go to the state department where we find kylie atwood. defense secretary lloyd austin said he spoke with his russian counterpart today. what do we know about that conversation? >> reporter: the secretary of defense called this a hazardous episode that was part of a pattern of aggression by russia in international air space. clearly, he voiced those concerns in that phone call. he didn't describe how the russian defense minister described his messages, but here is how he described what he said to his russian counterpart. >> now, i just got off the phone with my russian count part. as i said repeatedly, it's important that great powers be models of transparency and communication. >> reporter: now, we know that there have also been stearn messages expressed through diplomatic channels. there was the russian ambassador here in washington, d.c. summoned to the state department yesterday for a meeting on this topic. we know that the u.s. ambassador in moscow sent a strong message to t

. >> o'rib lieberman, thank you. let's get some insights from a retired colonel.is this stt standard operating pro procedure. you have interference. if the prauters are trying to get it to safety, but prepared to delete any sensitive information, if you can? >> absolutely. one of the lessons we learned from 2001 incident with the chinese when a manned p-3 surveillance platform was actually downed by the chinese, we didn't zero the equipment and take care of the software. this was a lesson learned. the way they did this was textbook. we erase the software and make it unusable. >> how are we that more advanced that this would be proprietary and urgent to keep out of their hands? is. >> it would be urgent. they have drones that are compatible, but they are not as sophisticated. >> i want to bring up the map. the white house says we may not be able to recover it. they are going to try. here it happened somewhere over the black see sea. we don't have exact location. you see the russian border here. walk me through the challenge of trying to get some military asset to r

. >> orrin lieberman joins us from the pentagon.e new reporting also about one of the big questions in this which is who is and how is this drone going to be retrieved? >> well, kate, a senior russian official saying on russian state tv that they will try to recover this drone. he acknowledges they're not sure if they can recover it, but it is clear the drone has value to russia. they could try to learn from it if they can recover it, but it is worth noting that the security council has taken the reaper, and the national security council also views it as the right of the u.s. as you heard right there from defense secretary lloyd austin, as well, to fly in international airspace and they will continue on do so. here is john kirby. >> it is not uncommon and nor has it been since the beginning of this war for us to have these kinds of flights, conduct these kinds of flights and it is also not uncommon for the russians to try to intercept them. the message that we deliver to the russian ambassador is that they need to be more careful in

cnn oren lieberman >> high over the black sea, it pointed backwards, a russian fighter jet closing fast on the much slower mq 9 reaper, the russian jet begins dumping fuel, the vapor and spinning propeller clearly visible in the video. the russian fighter flies by on another pass dumping fuel once again the jet comes even closer and the video picks lates when the fighter collides with drone you can see the propeller with a bent blade damaged in the impact in the side by see images you can see the propeller before and after operating and damaged. >> we know that the intercept was intentional. we know that the aggressive behavior was intentional and unprofessional and unsafe, the actual contact of the fixed winning russian fighter with our uav the physical contact not sure that remains to be seen >> the video under cuts the russian narrative of what happened during the encounter. pentagon says lasted 30 to 40 minutes in total. russia claimed there was no physical contact. >> >>. >>> perspective from two people seen the spectrum of russian military behavior across the many ups and downs in

s troops, or lieberman, cnn at the pentagon. so, as you just heard, the us maintains a relatively small but pivotal force in syria. earlier former us defense chief mark esper, who served in the trump administration, spoke to cnn about their unique mission. here he is have and have had nearly 1000 troops in syria for several years. now they were the follow on force. if you will that stayed behind once we do fight defeated isis in syria. if you recall during the trump administration, isis was rolled back. considerably and the caliphate was largely destroyed . so those 900 troops or so on the ground there are working with our partners and ensuring that isis doesn't rise back up and attack our allies and partners in the region work eventually trying to strike our homeland. for the most part, shia militia groups are funded and resourced and in many cases directed by tehran. and so the question is. why is this? why is this escalating at this point in time now, on the other hand, we've heard from d o d that since january 20th 21. we we

. >> cnn's melissa beln kyiv, ukraine, and oren lieberman is at the pentagon.ssa, mercenary fighters re seen planting their flag there. what can you tell us about what and what it signifies? >> reporter: that is significant, bianna, because we managed to gio locate those images that show the flag being planted on a world war ii monument, attack to the soviet recapture from nazi occupation. it is about 500 meters from the river. that does suggest that wagner mercenaries claiming for days to be getting to the town sent really actually are this time. of course that is a blow to ukrainian forces who continue to say tonight we've just been speaking to an aide to president zelenskyy that nonetheless, ukrainian army will continue to fight. bear in mind that the battles for the town of bakhmut have been really street to street fighting, extremely deadly. that continues this evening. the aides saying we continue to try to defend the center of the town, but our strategic objectives have been met. and that was depleting the russian war machine and costing the russian side

cnn's oren lieberman has been tracking the latest details, and he joins us now live from the pentagon. or in walk us through the reasoning behind these changes. well bars and beyond about two weeks ago following the collision between a russian fighter jet and a us mq nine reaper drone. the video you saw just a moment ago there. the us conducted an assessment, according to officials to just take a look at drone operations over the black sea in international airspace over international waters, but it was a question to look at the roots. the altitudes, the missions, the intelligence gained versus the risk of escalation with russia. following that the u. s made the decision to move the drone flights further south over the black sea or farther south and to a higher altitude. those drone flights did continue. we know there was a reaper flight. that same drone you're seeing now a short time after the flight that was down and we've seen rq four global hawk flights on flight tracking websites. but according to a senior u. s military official, the decision to move the drone flights farther sout

lupita has his conditions for coming into the negotiations as another opposition leader of your lieberman, who's not even ready to negotiate. when it comes to the protest themselves, this crisis has been a real politicizing. let's cool even possibly a radical housing moment for contingent of a really is reading society that have been out on the streets of television to defend israel's liberal democracy. i've just netanyahu possibly put that genie back in the bottle after all this i, he, i say i don't think he can. i think that the, you know, the, the, the, this is a, this has been such a show of force among the opposition. it's like, you know, the effect of coming together and realizing that there are more people who are like you who think this way. but in this case it's like there are hundreds of thousands who are like you who think this way. i think he hopes to put it back in the bottle . he's keep keeps on talking as if he can put it back in the bottle. on the one hand, he says there are patriots among the protesters. on the other hand, he said like in the same speech, he, that they're

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cnn's or lieberman is at the pentagon for us tonight or in what's the latest on casualties among us personnel there? john we're looking at four attacks in a number of different locations against u. s personnel in syria over the course of the past 36 hours ago or so the first of those attacks was a one way drone attack a suicide drone attack in northeast syria that left one u. s contractor dead and six u. s personnel injured. five of those are u s service members. they're in stable condition at this point. then later on in the evening, there were 10 rockets fired at a green village site in central or eastern syria, right about that part that led to note. injuries but when the u. s retaliated, we saw two more attacks over the course of the past several hours a rocket attack at nearby kanako field again in central or eastern syria. that left one u. s service member injured in stable condition and another drone attack, two of which were intercepted. two of those drones intercepted one got through and damaged facility there, john. it's been a long time since we've seen attacks of this nature and h

details now from cnn, pentagon correspondent or lieberman late night strike in northeast syria.mbulances rushing to the scene as fire burns in the distance us striking what officials say we're ammunition depots and intelligence sites used by militias linked to iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps. the us called the strike carried out by two f 15 fighters proportionate and deliberate action after a one way drone attack killed an american contractor earlier thursday near hasakah in syria, five u. s service members and another contractor were wounded in the attack early friday morning. another us based in syria, coming under attack from a barrage of 10 rockets, the pentagon said the us placing the blame on iran. iran certainly again backs these groups. and by default, therefore has a responsibility to ensure that they're not contributing to insecurity, instability but clearly they continue to do that. syria has become a crossroads of conflict in the middle east, iranian proxies have carried out rocket and drone attacks against us forces , and russia has begun flying armed fight

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