still, as always, called lloyd every week. until the day judy answered the phone. >> when i first called, judy told me that he was away on business. so, i called back a few days later and she said, no, he isn't home yet. i thought, that's funny because he's usually home and two or three days and he'll be back. and i called the next week and he still wasn't home. i called my mom. so, i think my mom called out to judy. she said, well, the truth was that she thought lloyd had ran off with another woman and she didn't think he was coming back. >> days went by and then weeks. no word from their dad. at the end of the school year, tommy step mom sent him back to nebraska to live with his birth family. >> it was hard. i mean my dad, or tom and especially, he was everything to us. >> and he thought he loved you and now it seems, perhaps, he didn't even care. >> you know, when we first heard, i think we really believed he would be back. if he left judy, he would be back to get us. >> that summer, floyd's father hired a private investig

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but lloyd george had eeebeyee— . okay. but lloyd george had destroyed his— . okay.really striking as of course is the sexual incontinence , as is the sexual incontinence, as is the brilliance of personality motty as is the absence of friends, as is the strain . i mean, obviously is the strain. i mean, obviously in one sense wildly different background. one a man of privilege , and eton and the privilege, and eton and the other union and not product of welsh non—conforming motty and whatever. but similarly a fractured family dependent on his uncle for support. the parallels and also wanting to be king of the world. there's this extraordinary moment when david lloyd george first goes into parliament and his first show in parliament and his first show in parliament as a young man, don't. he says he felt as though he were before him. there was a building to be conquered. there was a place to be just like boris. nigel you going to go for the lloyd george comparison or is there a more modern comparison that we can make with boris, or is it just that parties are jealous of

on saturday, lloyd austin is expected to talk about us security issues in indo—pacific.t china's new security initiatives. the relationship between the two countries is in a precarious spot. however, presidentjoe biden has predicted that there may be a thaw in the tension with beijing. at the g7 summit two weeks ago, members had decided to change their wording from decoupling to de—risking when they talk about china. trade ministers met one on one when they met in the united states last week. this was after months of no conversations taking place on a high level after the downing of a chinese surveillance balloon in the united states. if tensions continue to thaw, there is hope the two leaders may meet if they attend the 620 summit in india or the apec summit in san francisco in november. we can now speak to richard betts who is a senior fellow for national security studies at the council on foreign relations. thank you forjoining us. lloyd austin is making another trip to asia — are we seeing a growing importance of asia to washington? that importance has been growing f

lloyd austin and the defense secretary about what happened last weekend. the wagner coupe or mutiny if you will is definitely a topic now and it will be a topic at the nato summit and another point here for sure is that the americans want to keep tabs on germany and other eu countries to fulfill their promise to dedicate 2% of their gdp into military and defense budgets. nicole: these things are never just smooth sailing are they, if -- besides the defense budget what else needs to be resolved? >> i think it is going to be a little bit about the f-60, the fighter jet debate, -- f 16, the fighter jet debate, and the role of journey. germany says now or rather the secretary said now that germany is the second-largest donator or a provider for ukraine, and that includes what is expected of germany and is committed by germany to pay and help in future. the united states will again keep tabs on germany that they do their fair share. then it is about keeping the train of communication on track, which means prevent russia from using any comment or communication u

well, for the chinese, hours after lloyd _ there.hinese, hours after lloyd austin - there. well, for the chinese, i hours after lloyd austin spoke, they had lashed out at that, saying you need to respect their point of view, which is that it their point of view, which is thatitis their point of view, which is that it is a one china policy, and that is they see that as a part of their sovereign territory. the us sees it as a democratically run island but they still tread very, very carefully, because for years the us has said that they respect that one china policy. but really this has become a very tense place. you have to remember that the us has invested heavily there, the semiconductor industry is crucial, as we have been able to see with supply chain disruptions, and on a trade front, a lot of the war is taking place with who gets these ai chips that we are seeing developed at rapid pace, so that is one area for example that has actually caused a tremendous amount of tension with tariffs and sanctions as such. but the region here

and lloyd's word, sounds like the state department. he's the muscle of the u.s.meaning the defense department he needs to act tough and talk tough and remind the chinese that we're a global power and a very powerful power as well. this thing that just happened recently on the jet fly-by against our reconnaissance aircraft, look, the chinese look at 200 mile exclusion zone from land. we recognize 12 miles. we need to muscle up and we need to push back on them and we need to enforce our defense in taiwan as well. three philosophies at play. one i call the obama-biden philosophy, strategic ambivalence, we're not sure where they stand and the bush doctrine, put troops on the ground, think afghanistan. and what i call the reagan-trump doctrine, help our allies defend themselves the maximum possible. and send a message to the chinese, up-gun taiwan, for any invasion plans, i think they're in play, we inform the chinese you're not going to have this invasion work and stand behind the taiwanese and support them to the best degree possible. we haven't done any of that, it

lloyd is his predecessor. long time ceo.ng the firm look bad by being a dj. liz: oh, stop. you had your big moment in the sun. charlie: that's what a lot of partners are saying. he's actually getting a sympathy vote because they think lloyd shouldn't be saying things like that. it's a high-level food fight. we are on tv and we are always stabbing each other in the front and the back. we are disgusting people in tv news. reese witherspoon -- they are all back stabbing. this is the business we have chosen. they are mad at david because he djs at parties which looks a little weird. liz: people have lives and they should have lives. charlie: then he gets rid of the coffee cart downstairs. liz: there was also coffee on another floor. charlie: they got mad about that. then he cut bonuses of the traders and gave them to bankers. they say he's helping the bankers. i mean, then you have got lloyd chirping in the backgrounds, he's djing, that makes us look bad. then you have got partners -- they -- then you have got partners pissed of

for him, see, lloyd isn't a place. it's a feeling his work took on a new form during the protest to pain and portraits of the victims everywhere and seem to wait for the fall. and as he calls them, it was his way of supporting the movement. a nope, it's good say i saw a let there be an end to crime and, and to trafficking that they stopped bringing weapons as equal kids that this little problem. and may there be opportunity for doing that, the stigma in this more than anything else? that's good, what a crime it is to end, the stigma thought most is because that kind of is the one that will finally allow this. elaine, yes, to be seen as they see themselves, the china has long plains, silver and t as a taiwan threatening to invade to, to, to attempt to establish independence. if that would happen, people living on ty, ones, not suit, islands of the chinese mainland would find themselves on the front line that makes for an easy relations with the giants. neighbors. shown charlotte in open sir fruits store every afternoon.

number, lloyd austin, the meeting comes before the next nato summit. in lithuania, the us and jeremy are ukraine's to main weapon suppliers. of the story is reiterated germany support for ukraine and other eastern european states to do everything which is possible. as long as it takes to support your claim that really are of them or against professional. and that we used to be the eastern flag. and nowadays, the baltic on the baltic states, the other countries often you eastern flanks, so we have a special and special responsibility for the protection of the eastern flag to the fore. i'm sitting here therefore i was sitting in judy c. therefore, we all together work for support of ukraine and for the security on the eastern eastern european countries. the w for a spot in stefan simons joins me from washington, and has more stuff on the stories in austin shortly have lots to talk about with them. their agenda, i saw plenty. so that's the inaugural visit of mr. victoria c. in the united states. he had to cancel the one he had actually all really original

we have alexi lalas and carli lloyd.ld cup. >> no, we didn't win the world cup, we had a good time. >> how often does carli remind you of that? >> every single day. >> brian: you looking forward to this transition into broadcasting or is it going to kill you watching your teammates? >> i'm at peace with my decision, enjoying retirement and still allows me to be part of it. exciting to follow along and be there. >> she's awesome. we saw her in qatar. not even a problem. worst part, she has to work with me. >> brian: she said that to me before the segment. who is the greatest threat to the american women? >> first off, i like to see history, biggest world cup we've had, eight debutants, two world cups in a row. if u.s. national team win this summer first men's or women's national team to do that. history in the offing. you have usual suspects with france and england and germany, i think there will be surprises. >> brian: carli, what do you think, greatest threat some >> u.s. favored to go in and win it. they have talent an

i'm, i'm to send secretary lloyd austin. the us hopes to turn a new page and that's relations with india. suff became strains following motives decision to remain neutral under warranty. ukraine does us seize india as an important counterbalance to china is growing influence india. however, our cousin pushes 2 adults welcome back to white house and a joint press conference. the 2 leaders with careful not to mention any points of friction. instead, they announced grades of defense cooperation afternoon and focused on the close time partnership. those among most consequential in the world that a strong are closer and more dynamic than any time in history. the visit culminated in a lot of state to now and for the 1st time with the menu that was in time. you talked based. this is doing an on of mr. moody who is a strict vegetarian man right here. earlier we asked for washington bureau chief in his poll. why took moody 45 minutes to address the war, new crane, and why he also failed to mention russia? now that is interesting, he

earlier i asked the w, washington correspondent mattress, we spend what exactly, lloyd austin and bars the story as a working through to prepare for that. well jared, so this was a defense minister of his story as a 1st visit to the united states of the defense minister. and so he was here to shake hands to meet on board austin and also j sullivan. as he said in the somebody that we've heard there, and quite obviously they spoke about the let me in russia that unfolded over the weekend. they spoke about the word developments in ukraine. and one important issue to highlight is that they also spoke about the succession of natal tv in stoughton berg who was set to leave his post scheduled in the next couple of days. but it's now set to maybe extend his stay because the member countries of nato are not able to find a good other successor. so the stories that highlights talking to press that he would favor keeping him on if no alternative can be found. and so it looks on the agenda to talk about run us through nato. some of the more contentious points that the minutes is one to resolve of t

now on what we heard the from us defense secretary lloyd austin and the joint chiefs chase. it's dr. norma. milly, what's bringing out corresponding? terry schultz followed that press conference from nice to headquarters. terry, what stood out to you from what's been said the i think one of the big themes for today was air defense. there's a new agreement being signed on providing more air defense to ukraine. and of course, we see every day and every night, this relentless assault by russia on civilians in ukraine, on the civilian infrastructure. and on the supplies of weapons. these very expensive, valuable weapons that are being sent by allies all the time, easily destroyed by russia from the air. so this is really crucial to ukraine, to save lives, and to save the equipment they need to keep fighting. and now we've heard from, from secretary austin that there will be more emphasis on air defense and will also be hearing more about that as nato goes into its defense ministers meeting. this is some of the things that they're going to talk about. what kind of of missiles can

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but a bose installed back and lloyd austin said today that there are confidence that there will be an agreement by o l. i is because of course, facing this very difficult and change geo political situation. russia's war and ukraine, more and more allies understand that they need to spend more, that there is the needs to have those 2 percent as a floor, not a ceiling. germany, for instance, a, a will hit the targets next year and in 2025. however, only due to the special funding that they will invest on a.

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and he said, all those lloyd austin speech was very much what safe expected to hear. they also disputed the us as characterization of his presence in the region as a stabilizing presence in china. instead said that what the us is doing is in citing instability in the region. now this back and forth is something that we're seeing happening over the last few days. but really what it does is also highlights just how divergent views are and just how difficult it would be in sort of bridging the gap between these 2 very different views. you as president joe biden is gonna assign legislation suspending the debt ceiling later on saturday, addressing the nation. he praised congress for approving the daily, says, democrats and republicans compromise to help avoid an economic catastrophe. so how many times he's got more from washington dc. this address to the nation was an opportunity for joe biden to remind the country of brands biting as the new presidential cycle gets underway. it was an echo very much of his message during the last presidential election. i'm bringing the co

and he said, oh those lloyd austin speech was very much what fav expected to. yes, they also disputed the us as characterization of his presence in the region as a stabilizing presence in china instead said that what the us is doing is in citing instability in the region. now he also disagreed with us, saying china doesn't want to talk instead too late, the blame, squarely back on the us. now this back and forth is something that we're seeing happening over the last few days. but really what it does is also highlight just how divergent views are and just how difficult it would be in sort of bridging the gap between these 2 very different views farms. thank you very much. indeed. phones that are you talking to us from not showing a lot of dialogue and syria for more than 40000 firearms and 2000000 runs. if i munitions behind it in as part of a gun on the street in serbia, and it follows to mass shootings last month that killed at least 18 people on prompted large scale process bonnet. smith's reports from belgrade on. so it'd be as version of big brother a daily

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. >> lloyd austin and the joint chiefs of staff chair general mark milley spoke to reporters in brussels. the top military leaders set a counteroffensive against russia continues and we're seeing early success. they also detailed ongoing u.s. and allied efforts to further train and equip ukrainian forces. their remarks are 20 minutes. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. thank you for being here today. it's my pleasure to introduce secretary of defense lloyds austin iii and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley. the secretary and the chairman will deliver opening remarks and then have time to take a few questions. please note that i will moderate those questions and call on journalists. given our tight s >> given our tight schedule, i ask you please limit your followups to give your colleagues a chance to ask your questions and i appreciate your assistance with this. with that i'll turn it over to secretary austin. sec. austin: thanks, patrick. good afternoon, everyone. and thanks for being here. we just wrapped up our 13th meeting of the ukraine defense contact

it's my pleasure to introduce secretary of defense lloyds austin iii and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley. the secretary and the chairman will deliver opening remarks and then have time to take a few questions. please note that i will moderate those questions and call on journalists. given our tight schedule, i'd ask that you please limit your follow-ups to give your colleagues a chance to ask their questions and i appreciate your assistance with this. with that, i'll turn it over to secretary austin. sec. austin: thanks, patrick. good afternoon, everyone. and thanks for being here. we just wrapped up our 13th meeting of the ukraine defense contact group. and it once again demonstrated the unity and the resolve that have characterized this group ever since our very first meeting. we continue to be inspired by the ukrainian people. as i told the contact group today, the missile strike that hit a residential building reminded us all of the senseless suffering that the people of ukraine have endured. but they remain undaunted. and so do their leaders. we are for

defense secretary lloyd austin n and the chair of the joint chiefs of staff were in france to mark the 79th anniversary of the d-day invasion which allowed allied troops to gain a foothold in continental europe during world war ii. it is an honor to be here today. distinguished guests and above all world war ii veterans here today i am absolutely humbled to join you on this day. seventy-nine years ago [inaudible] one soldier called out [inaudible] and they did. young men from the united states, britain, australia, canada, france and others rallied together with tens of thousands of allied troops of nazi occupied france. [inaudible] to care for the wounded. it's easy to forget how desperate the battle was, how loud the crash was and how many things could have gone wrong, how many things did go wrong. but on d-day [inaudible] liberty one over tierney. onee of the soldiers of the second battalion [inaudible] they outnumbered them by more than 21. they certainly didn't count on the citizens. the battalion commander he personally found and destroyed the command post and it became the first.

at a conference with other security leaders in singapore, lloyd austin acknowledged he spoke brieflyt, but said the short exchange wasn't enough. he called for greater dialogue with china urging the country to be more engaged when it comes to crisis management. here's more from singapore on the tensions between washington and beijing. >> reporter: the u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin had a number of messages for beijing at this annual defense conference. he insists the u.s. does not want a new cold war, and beijing had turned down an american invitation to a face to face meeting between austin and his chinese counterpart here in singapore at the opening of the conference, austin actually went up and shook hands with him. it was all smiles. but one pointed message was that the hand shake is simply not enough. >> a cordial hand shake is no substitute for a substantive conversation. i am deeply concerned that the prc has been unwilling to engage more seriously on mechanisms for crisis management. >> reporter: but austin did have open criticism of china h. accused chinese war planes o

now a partner at the lloyd and a board member of second harvest. fortunate to give back also teaching her children the importance as well. >> feels great to to help out as much i can reporting. tiffany justice kron, 4 news. >> second harvest a necessity for so many people here in the bay area. leslie bacho who we heard from says that volunteers are always needed and because they're seeing such a tremendous spike in need, that is also paired with you know, dwindling financial donations, monetary donations that she says definitely appreciated. whether time now as we get a live look outside at embarcadero. see the the flag flying there. it looks like there's some wind. >> breezy this week, but warming up as the week progresses. and if you look ahead, you can see sunday, lawrence here, great dad. happy father's day. got plans due to no. and that's exactly what i wanted. right? just nice and quiet can enjoy a cup of coffee and a father's day around the bay area. yeah, it looks like the weather. it's going to change on father's day. but between now and t

lloyd. >> good morning, my name is annie lloyd, i would like to that my families experience these policy train derailment. we moved to darlington, pennsylvania command my husband served in the navy my toddler son teddy showing signs of developmental delays so we felt a quiet rural life would be beneficial and he would later be diagnosis being on the autism spectrum with additional symptoms of anxiety and adhd. and now nine years old he's incredibly active, and imaginative. funny. and you can lead a punchline like no one i've ever seen or met. it is also depended on special education services that include access in the resource room is special education teacher app. therapies and special transportation. immediately after news broke the train derailed elise felson, 5 miles warehouse about the beacon good to me that finding reliable information to keep our family out of its way would be difficult pretty and work at multiple outlets over the last 15 years and living in a rural area places us in the media and residents of my community often end up relying on social media neighborhood watch gr

i want to turn back to a question for annie lloyd. in your testimony, among so much detail about those hours after the derailment and what you experienced as a mom and as someone who's not the recipient of a lot of information like so many in the community you made reference to teddy's school and accommodations, you made reference to his school's autism resource room, special education teacher, in general education classes, speech therapy, occupational therapy and special transportation all of which are important to note and you also talked about his teacher and i'm reading directly from your testimony. you said the special education teacher often responds to his anxiety with, quote, brilliance and expertise and precise, subtle explanation met teddy's needs and was greatly appreciated by all of us. sometimes i think as much as we are often frustrated when there isn't planning and isn't planning that includes people with disabilities or older adults there are some real heroes out there that step up and not only do their job but go beyo

let's hear more from lloyd austin. to help ukraine's sky's... help protect you claim has micro size. the united states along with uk, denmark and the netherlands also contributed funding for critical air defence missiles for ukraine. italy also announced its latest tranche of assistance which includes highly critical capabilities that meet ukraine's most urgent needs to defend itself, and several allies are beginning to think about supporting ukraine for the long term. lloyd austin talking a little earlier, let's head life to california and speak to a lecture at stanford university and former nato deputy secretary general, rose gottemoeller. welcome to the programme, great to have you on bbc news. just listing the latest support from nato countries for ukraine. what do you make of where their focus currently is? i ukraine. what do you make of where their focus currently is?— their focus currently is? i think it has moved _ their focus currently is? i think it has moved steadily _ their focus currently is? i think it ha

. ♪ >> lloyd austin and mark milley were in france to mark the 79th anniversary of the d-day invasionhich allowed troops during world war ii. secretary austin: thank you. it's an honor to be in france today. ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, and above all, the world war ii veterans here today, i am absolutely humbled to join you at this hallowed place on this fateful day. 79 years ago, france and much of the rest of europe lay beneath the nazi boot. the night before operation overlord, general eisenhower met with u.s. troops from the 101st airborne. some thought that he looked nervous. but one soldier called out, “now quit worrying, general. we'll take care of this thing for you.” and they did. young men from the united states, britain, australia, canada, france, and other countries rallied together, as president roosevelt said, “to set free a suffering humanity.” the largest armada in history carried tens of thousands of allied troops to the gate of nazi-occupied france. the allied pilots flew low, under relentless german fire. the paratroopers jumped into cloudy skies and

our systems to the changing circumstances and the changing needs of the ukrainian forces actually lloydeady have a solution, we know that the western countries provide the next aid packages, each to his own. but the most important thing is that what he said is that the bird coalition will exist and will definitely go to ukraine in 16, because the pilots are starting training and by the end of the summer, obviously, the issue of transferring f16 to ukraine will be resolved, so let's take a look at the results. what's new we started according to the results rammstein and the main thing and how it will affect the course of the russian-ukrainian war, the most important thing is that this rammstein 13th took place in brussels and all 50 allies of ukraine confirmed that the universal fighter f16 our armed forces will receive the second training of the ukrainian pilots of our best top gun, ukrainian is also starting, it will be up to 50 in the first wave of young ukrainian pilots with knowledge of the english language, where they will study in one of the european countries of nato, then this i

president mckron macron and lloyd austin will be there. oren lieberman is there for the ceremony. always good to see you. so the leaders are meeting today to commemorate d-day confronted with the tragic fact especially for those who gave the ultimate sacrifice to protect the security of europe that there is war on the continent once again. >> reporter: that is certainly on everybody's mind here, that connection between what is happening now and what happened 79 years ago here. defense secretary lloyd austin arrived a few minutes ago, general mark milley showing up right behind him. they will walk down this path towards the normandy american cemetery. a short time ago we saw world war ii veterans who had come, some who participated in the d-day invasion, waited here before they were led down this path where the ceremony begins. there will be ceremonies and commemorations all along the beaches at different points here. a number of speeches and we'll be here for all that as we listen to this powerful moment remembering what happened here 79 years ago. general mark milley marking the

the us defence secretary lloyd austin has addressed asia's biggest annual security summit in a speechs. it comes as a relationship between the two countries is at its lowest point in decades. ageing refused an offerfor point in decades. ageing refused an offer for direct talks in singapore between general austin and his chinese counterpart on the sidelines of the summit and lloyd austin said the region security could not be considered a foregone conclusion.— conclusion. these short principles _ conclusion. these short principles matter - conclusion. these short principles matter for i conclusion. these short l principles matter for men conclusion. these short - principles matter for men women and children all around this region. and they cannot be taken for granted. and neither can this region's security or prosperity be taken for granted. prosperity be taken for granted-— prosperity be taken for ranted. �* , ., granted. and here is what the australian _ granted. and here is what the australian prime _ granted. and here is what the australian prime minister- granted. and here is what

bent secretary lloyd often warning time that the u.s.ill not stand for bully our allies for different learning of the recent close call american and chinese warships. let's go to lucas tomlinson life at the white house with all of the details. parts arthel it seems like everyone in the biden administration has had meetings of the chinese counterparts except defense secretary lloyd austin snug in a major defense conference in singapore. likes to be clear do not seek conflict or confrontation. we will not flinch in the face of holy oak coercion. >> also use word building perhaps a reference to the slope for thousand pound chinese spy craft that floated across the united states and the weeklong odyssey or perhaps he chinese fighter jet recently thumped the u.s. air force reconnaissance plane in the south china sea fighting his wash in front of the american spy paid housing's turbulence as you can see here. this morning as you mentioned more attention to sign the taiwan strait. apparently and american guided missile destroyer conduct a trans

defense secretary lloyd austin is in singapore in an annual meeting of asian leaders, taking a strong stance against china's bullying in the region and vowing the u.s. will stand up for its allies. lucas tomlinson is live from the white house with the latest. >> griff, critics say the u.s. should be taking stronger stance against china and you mentioned lloyd austin at a major defense conference in singapore, let's take a listen. >> toward our allies and defend themselves against coercion and bullying. to be clear, we do not seek conflict or confrontation, but we will not flinch in the face of bullying or coercion. >> austin talking about bullying and not so subtle reference to this chinese fighter jet that thumped a u.s. reconnaissance plane and the jet wash in front of the plane causing turbulence. a pair of warships, the american and canadian ships. learning that the chinese ship went in front of the bow of the american ship. if you're a member of the chinese government and see the ships off shore, they get fired up about that. from the first prime time address, it was the debt cei

the opportunity to repair damaged equipment and return it to battle, so the head of the pentagon, lloyd commented on the losses of our forces, he once again emphasized that the united states will help ukraine in the fight against the russian enemy, in return, at this time , the russian invaders show every time the same broken equipment that the russians showed us that they show the same five elements of military equipment that they show a thousand times from different sources from different angles, the offensive actions of the ukrainian army have been going on for a week, but kyiv used only a small part of the prepared units, because the main battles are still ahead, so reports in the comments for roy taro, a domestic analyst from poland, konrad musika , who monitors the progress of the war, according to his estimation , ukraine probably lost up to 15 percent of its infantry fighting vehicles and several percent of leopard-2 tanks, but it is not excluded that certain the amount of this equipment ukrainian troops sent for repair, while russian propagandists glorify the victories of putin

can to find weak points in the deep defense of the russians , the united states secretary of defense lloyded of this, says that the russian troops have to defend themselves on fairly significant territories, so they cannot be strong everywhere during the communication with journalists, this is how he commented on the message of the russian ministry of defense, allegedly that the ukrainian army has already begun its full-scale offensive regarding the description of any potential ukrainian operations. i believe that this should be done by the ukrainian leadership, i am sure that at the right moment they will tell and explain exactly what stage they are at both in terms of preparation and execution of any planned offensive for a successful counteroffensive, it is necessary to increase the effect of surprise, the former believes british general richard lawson burns, of course, ukraine does not announce its plans, instead it exhausts the russians with anticipation, the general predicts that the ukrainian troops will advance with a narrow front, that is, they will choose two or three places to a

we heard from the us defence secretary lloyd austin who made very clear that he is what he called laser ukraine with the ammunition it needs and what we've heard from western allies at this meeting is more offers of support of donations of both artillery shells and, specifically, air defence systems to counter the aerial assault that ukraine is facing at the moment from russia. now, going onto that offensive, the head of the us said that it was steady progress and it will take some considerable time for ukraine and come with high costs. i think the message from all allies here at the moment is on that offensive, it is still too early to judge as to whether it will be a success. jonathan beale reporting. turning to india and pakistan, where the most powerful cyclone in 25 years to hit the area has now made landfall. even before the storm hit, more than 170,000 people had fled their homes. millions more are bracing for impact. cyclone biparjoy is barrelling through parts of north—west india and southern pakistan. in particular, the western indian state of gujarat and the coast of pakistan

i suggest listening to lloyd austin, the secretary of defense of the united states of america, who commentedtoday's events on rammstein, and then we will discuss them. i ask that the members of this contact group continue the in-depth work on providing ukraine with air defense equipment and ammunition which it so urgently needs to protect its citizens we also continue to adapt our systems to the changing circumstances and changing needs of the ukrainian forces lloyd dostin himself urged, but we already have a solution, we know that western countries are providing regular aid packages, each one has its own. but the most important thing is that different people said that the bird coalition will exist and they will definitely go to ukraine on the 16th, because the pilots are starting training and by the end of the summer, obviously already the issue of the transfer of f-16 to ukraine will be resolved , so let's take a look at the results. what's new? 50 allies of ukraine confirmed that universal fighters in 16 our armed forces will receive for the second time the training of ukrainian pilots of