russia launched another missile attack on the territory of mainland ukraine, and the air force of theces of ukraine shared with us, even information about where from were launched some objects, well, the presence of crimea, unfortunately, is colossal, from the shaheds of chauda, ​​actually through sevastopol, tu-22 m3s worked, respectively, with x22 missiles, in addition to this, in addition to this, we have tarkhankut, also in crimea, three ballistic missiles iskander m released, well, zircon according to some information, actually this one... was also launched over kyiv from the territory of the occupied crimea so far. can we say that despite the fact that they have to hide the movement of such large-scale objects as missiles and so on from the defense forces, they manage to do it effectively, accordingly, it is possible to effectively charge the carrier rocket and effectively carry out shelling, well... again, crimea is a very convenient position for them to carry out such strikes, and we can track these starting positions, but, again, the strength of the means to counteract is not

andriy, this week russia carried out another missile attack on the territory of mainland ukraine, and air force of the armed forces of ukraine even shared with us information about where some objects were launched from. well, the crimean presence, unfortunately, is colossal, from the shaheds of chauda. actually through sevastopol tu-22 m3 worked accordingly with x22 missiles. in addition to this, in addition this year, tarkhankut, also in crimea , fired three iskander m ballistic missiles. well , zircon, according to some information, actually this missile was also launched over kyiv from the territory of the occupied crimea. can we talk about the fact that they... despite the fact that they have to hide the movement of such large-scale objects as missiles and so on from the defense forces, they effectively manage to do this, accordingly, they effectively manage to load missile carriers and effectively carry out shelling, well, again, crimea is a very convenient position for them to carry out such strikes, and we are can follow these are the starting positions , but again , there are

andriy, this week russia carried out another missile attack on the territory of mainland ukraine and the air force of the armed forces of ukraine. even shared with us information about where some objects were launched from, well, the presence of crimea, unfortunately, is colossal, from the shaheds of chauda, ​​actually through sevastopol tu-22 m3s were working, according to x-22 missiles, in addition to this, in addition to this, we also have tarkhankut in crimea, iskander m launched three ballistic missiles, well... and zircon, according to some information, in fact, this missile is itself was launched in kyiv from the territory of the occupied crimea. can we say that, despite the fact that they have to hide the movement of such large-scale objects as missiles and so on from the defense forces, they effectively manage to do this, accordingly, effectively manage to charge the launch vehicle and effectively carry out the attack. well, and again , crimea is a very convenient position for them to deliver such blows, and we can monitor these starting positions, but , well, again, the pow

a significant part from sevastopol. their ships, and crimea will continue to be a threat to mainland ukraine. on the peninsula there are stocks of missiles capable of hitting the territory of ukraine. in an interview , the retired rear admiral answered the question, whether it is possible to de-occupy the peninsula, in particular with the use of landing forces. crimea is essentially a coastal area, which includes shallow ports, harbors, river inlets and many obstacles. in fact, all approaches to military objectives to... are very difficult to overcome, here is a good example of the work of the united states marine corps and other similar coastal forces in the world, they skillfully transfer combat power from the sea to the coastal territory, for this , the simultaneity of the attack and its depth. you can't put all your combat power into one bridgehead, because it will be easy for the enemy to counterattack you, you will want to go deep into the enemy to gain a foothold and either support forward movement or block the wo. in the short term , it is unlikely to build and realize such a potenti

law because of political issues, precisely because of political issues we are all equal, in mainland ukrainemean, of course the court did not consider this issue, and here again, i am quoting almost the decision of the international court, more the third dimension is also a problem, in fact, stalin's department of the crimean tatars is mentioned several times, like, yes, it's bad, it was very bad, but... why does this arise, but not only because the aggressor, of course, has his own narratives slips by, and because ukraine took a very ambitious step in the 15th year, we initiated criminal proceedings regarding the genocide of the crimean tatar people. there was a lot of pr, yes, well-known persons who later, by the way, were involved in scandals with the administration of former president trump, well, that’s it, so... they did pr, got positions in the prosecutor’s office, and then this case disappeared somewhere, as they say, sorry, off the radar, that is, well, sorry, you told the whole world that you would investigate the genocide of the ethnic groups, then the matter was divided somewhere

will remember that exactly... occupied crimea for the time being, shelling of the territory of mainland ukraineand in particular , the zircon missile that hit kyiv this week. was launched from the territory of the crimean peninsula, we will also say a few words about it. the state of the naval group features a new, interesting, as i think , special operations, special operations forces in the black sea, and certainly logistical enemy capabilities. in the context of the last interview of the commander of the naval forces of the armed forces of ukraine oleksiy neishpapa. that's where we'll start, but ayda, what accents did you set for yourself? week about crimea , well about crimea, basically, i observed the same thing that you are saying, christ, i also, well, i saw this quote that you mean, that the bridge will be destroyed this year, it is obvious that this should happen, well, if there is a sufficient quantity and quality and characteristics of the corresponding weapons, because crimea is now a hub, an armed, weapons hub hubs where missiles are stored, the same drones, that there is constant

information about what is from the territory so far occupied crimea, shelling of the territory of mainland ukrainend in particular , the zircon missile that hit kyiv this week was launched from the territory of the crimean peninsula itself. we will also say a few words about it. the state of the naval group, the features of the new , interesting to me special operation, special operations forces in the black sea, and... and definitely the enemy's logistical capabilities in the context of the last interview of the commander of the naval forces of the armed forces of ukraine , oleksiy neyeshpapa. we will start with this, but ayder, what emphasis did you put on crimea this week? well, about crimea, in principle, i observed the same thing that you are saying, christ, i also, well, i saw this quote that you mean, that the bridge will be destroyed this year, obviously. this should happen, well, if there is a sufficient quantity and quality and characteristics of the corresponding weapons, because crimea is now a hub, an armed hub, a hub where missiles, the same drones , etc. because it is in their opini

set there at the meeting at the meeting, that is, there to make decisions, who goes to the mainland of ukraineserve in the crimea there... for the loyalty of the russian federation and there who wants to, it was more about servicemen serving under a contract, they had the right to resign in connection with non-fulfillment of the terms of the contract on the part of the military unit, well, that's it, well, after that already there, the shock began in the square, they began to divide us, who was malleable, who was beautiful, those fools immediately began to learn the hymn there, they began to sing there with the troupe, well, everything was based on the classics. while we were interviewed there and we were returning back to the territory the chasins, they had already repainted, they managed to repaint and hang theirs with a flagpole in an hour, one hour, the paint, i was still going to the chasins, it smelled like paint, and at lunch it was terrible, well, just a shoe, and until today, well, me i was shocked, especially in the 14th year i was prog, i thought i was going to die. at lunch, i thou

set there at the meeting at the meeting, that is, there to make a decision, who goes to the mainland of ukraine of the russian federation and who there at will, this mostly concerned servicemen serving under a contract, who had the right to resign in connection with non-fulfillment of the terms of the contract with sides of the military unit. well, that's it, well, after that there was already a shock in the square, they started to divide us, who was malleable, who was beautiful, those fools immediately began to learn hymns there, they began to sing them there with grass, well, everything was about the classics, while we were interviewed there and we were already returning to the territory, they had already repainted, they managed to repaint in an hour and send their flags, one hour of paint, i still went to the ground with paint... and lunchtime was terrible, well, just a slipper, and today day, well, me, me i was shocked, especially in the 14th year of my program, i thought that i would die, it was lunch time, so i thought that i would never leave the crimea, here it so happened that they ask

ukraine. a draft list includes companies and china, hong kong, serbia, india and turkey. it would be the first the eu has imposed on mainland chinese firms since russia invaded ukraine. pakistan's two major family control political parties are moving closer to a coalition government that would thwart imran khan's group. the jailed former prime minister's candidate won the most seats in the contentious election. on a post on x, the parties have agreed in principle to save the country from what they call political instability. let's take a look at how markets are tracking around the region. we have the nikkei back from monday's public holiday. rallying pretty hard, up 2.4%. we have a fairly weak yen shy of 150. keeping an eye on softbank. better by seven point 5%. this is thanks to a 90% stake in the chipmaker arm which is up 93% over the past three days in the u.s. we have also got stocks here in australia looking flat. we saw two-year inflation expectations for new zealand falling to 2.5 percent for the first quarter. reminder of markets that are close today. china, hong kong, vietnam and nepal. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> if i

because all this, what happened in mariupol, it could... work and advance on the territory of ukraine, well, the mainland, which was not yet encircled, so we had only one way out - to hold on. mariupol is, you know, the heart of this war today. there are discounts on pairs of villages of 20% in pharmacies plantain you and save. is discounts on quiet soothing 10% in pharmacies plantain, you and savings. some concerns of the sapsan unmanned aircraft complexes of the state special service of transport. appeals to the viewers of the tv channel with a request to join the collection of crowns and technical equipment for our textbook. thank you, glory to ukraine. to the heroes. an unusual look at the news. good health, ladies and gentlemen, my name is mykola veresen. sharp presentation of facts and competent opinions. and in america, too, they say, let's make better roads, we will also have... a special view at events in ukraine, on the border of kyiv, there will be some katsaps and beyond, what kind of world does norman dream of, can we imagine it? all this in an informational marathon with mykola veresny, sat

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ukraine. a list includes companies in china, hong kong, serbia, india and turkey. if adopted, the restrictions would be the first time e.u. has imposed on mainlandhinese firms since russia invaded ukraine. pakistan's major family controlled political parties are moving closer to a coalition that would thwart another group. the jailed former prime minister's candidates won the most seats in last week's election. the parties of these clowns say they agreed in principle to save the country from what they called political instability. president biden's reelection campaign launched a tiktok account. the channel was unveiled during the super bowl. it is the first time biden has joined the platform. the bipartisan leaders expressed concern over the move because tiktok is owned by a beijing-based company. plenty more to come on daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to ke

supposed to deliver it from novorossiysk to cape chaud, where drones, shaheds fly to ukraine, and it to the mainlandery ship was supposed to deliver them there, and perhaps it was so, because when it capsized, struck by our unmanned boats, the explosion was very strong, and it could be compared with the explosion of the same novocherkassk in the port of feodosiya, when it exploded, everything flew around and sank another ship that was standing nearby, well somehow, and ee with... reduction by one more a unit means a reduction in the enemy's logistics capabilities , er, if you count the war-capable ones there, it seems that he has five ships left, of which one is under repair, one is the latest, er, petor margunov is stationed in novorossiysk, he is being hidden, because if his , he is hated somewhere, then things will be very bad, well, well these principles, these calculations, these calculations hurt, i quoted earlier about the fact that... russia lost a fifth part of the fleet, as i understand it, they answer, do you agree with them? yes, that's all, everything is visible, that's right, there is

security analyst michael maloof, told us that congress is losing motivation to help ukraine as pressing issues on the us mainland take priority. he also really killed the white house for claiming that kids is winning. it shows that they are delusional. they're not realistic, and people can see for themselves. we see it, we see what's going on on the battlefield. we also know what the reality is. and then when cala harris goes over there and start speaking i, i dread it. she's, she's, she cannot put us simple declarative sentences together. and then what she does say is wrong, flat out wrong. and she's an embarrassment. so i, it's not, she, she's, she's really not helping for cause she's been during that even more. the congress has its own issues, and frankly, no one here is really all that concern about losing a being a strategic partner with ukraine because they haven't really showing any forward movement in their offensive 20. the fact they're very defensive and the slightest bout with the f guys is it is a very, very serious. it's really that doesn't show any forward motion that the congress would be looking

approved this a be the first time that eu imposed curbs on businesses and mainland china and india since russia invaded ukraineocky road of late between the eu and china even though beijing wants to improve relations. the eu launched a probe into ev makers. china has an antidumping probe into liquor. asml, the chip equipment making giant, which sided with the united states as far as export controls of machinery into china. this is a stumbling block. david: along the same theme, we are hearing that the u.s. house is headed to taiwan and that is nothing new. it still should ruffle some feathers. stephen: house and senate members go to taiwan on a frequent basis. mike gallagher is the china committee head, that makes it more sensitive. we know when nancy pelosi went to taiwan, that ruffled beijing's feathers and there were military exercises and diplomatic freezes. mike is not the house speaker, but is a strong advocate for taiwan issues, known as a hawk. he is not seeking reelection in november, so could this be a u.s. swansong to taiwan to make the case for u.s. support? that's right goes to the 95 billion doll

mainland china. active is fear. will span power free speech. i'm fed 12 section the i've got office. welcome to the program. ukraine is warning against quote, destructive external interference in moldova is break away region of trends. and this trip this off the pro rational separatists that are most code for protection. the same over to you have used by separatists in east and ukraine a decade ago. the self proclaimed republic of transmit street is a tiny sliver of land located between ukraine and mulled over with which with both soviet republics transmit free. i broke away from old, overdoing the collapse of the soviet union in the early 19 ninety's of the separatists of choose the pro western, both of them government of waging an economic war against the tensions have been rising ever since russia's invasion of ukraine 1st in nearly 2 decades officials meeting for rear special congress entrance in history is capital to rascal the pro russian separatist. asking moscow to protect a break away region from what they call the threat from october. the move has many more buildings concerned us to when it might be, it's

ukraine. if adopted, the restrictions would be the first the u.s. has imposed on u.s. mainlandse firms. bloomberg spill joins us now for the details, what do we know them about these companies and what's the significance of potentially going after these three chinese firms? >> as you mention, this is a proposal at this point, it could certainly change before all the members have to decide whether to ratify it or not, but we are talking about electronics and technology companies, more than a dozen, three of which are believed to be inside china, there are some in india and thailand, it would restrict their ability of european companies to trade with these firms. the firms are believed to basically be in hoarding goods and re-exporting them to russia and according to the jeff denham the people involved in it, these firms are helping russia's military-industrial complex on the war in ukraine by doing so. it's interesting that it goes after these three chinese bombs. -- three chinese firms. it would effective to target chinese companies. it shows the continued focus on trying to ra

ukraine, the forces of unmanned systems. on february 8, president volodymyr zelenskyi made important personnel changes oleksandr syrskyi replaced valery zaluzhnyi as commander-in-chief. yesterday he was in charge of the mainland. troops during his long military career distinguished himself in the landmark operations of the russian-ukrainian war, which is known about the new commander in the material of my colleagues. oleksandr syrskyi was born on july 26, 1965 in the village of novinky , volodymyr oblast, russia. in 1986, he successfully graduated from the so-called soviet westpoint, namely the moscow higher military academy. command school and began a military career. the new commander-in-chief passed all levels from platoon commander to deputy chief of the general staff of the armed forces. started in 1986 with the commander of a motorized rifle platoon. already in 2002, he was appointed to command the 72nd mechanized brigade. as of 2013, he was the first deputy chief of the main command center of the armed forces of ukraine and was involved in cooperation with nato. thus, in november of the same year, syrsky... on behalf of the ministry of defense at the nato headquarters discussed changes in the ukrainian

ukraine as a link, important in their own defense against ccp or chinese communist party aggression towards them. the second takeaway is that there economy is doing really well's in contrast to the mainlandree, soy and corn, from illinois, and huge exporter of semiconductors, it's very important to the economy of illinois and america. >> congressman krishnamoorthi, we had our own phil lebeau down in chile today. apparently auto industry, serious designs on the rest of the world. what should we do there? do tariffs make sense in that case? >> yes, possibly. actually mike and i actually wrote a joint letter to the administration talking about the issue of the oncoming onslaught of cheap imports from china in terms of potential electric vehicles, and other cars that go far beyond the demand for those vehicles in china. so this is going to be kind of a repeat of their other export model that they've used in the part, which is they export cheap stuff abroad, often under the cost of producing them. dumping them on economies and driving businesses out of entire industries. and we can't let that happen in the u.s. with chinese car imports. >> agree with that, too, mike? >> yeah. i think what byd