supporting ukraine, has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting keys for as long as it takes general mark. milly, chairman of the us, the joint chiefs of staff said that ukraine was making steady progress, but that the fight would be difficult. violent and costly. and nato secretary general against sultan burg, reaffirmed plans for the block to strengthen its own defenses. when we meet to the nate to ukraine and commission shortly, the main message, it will be that you need to sustain and step up our support for ukraine after our meeting and our discussion. so today and tomorrow we will also prepare for the upcoming business summit where as a message will be about support ukraine, the but also the need to strengthen our on the attendance on the fence, dw, corresponding terry schultz at nato headquarters talk just through some of the main points of the meeting or the us leaders seemed upbeat about what they heard in the room. they mentioned new contributions, which is not nothing but countries are still continuing to come up with new packages of weapons for ukraine. and i also ukrainian defense m

attention grabbing headline was one of a series of reports published around that time detailing how mark milly, how general milly the spent the last day of the trump presidency frantically trying to stop the president prom starting ayi waro keep himself in office. for several months milley had been engaged in an alarmed effort. the chairman secretly feared trump would insist on launching a strike on iranian interests and it could setoff a full-blown war. so general milley was worried president trump would use the pretext of a warul with iran to stay in power, which is i guess one way to doch it. now, that war obviously never came tono pass. instead trump pulled many other insane levers to stay in the white house, but this new yorker story washe a big deal. trump was apparently furious. the summer "the new yorker" article came out trump was so enraged by general milley that trump even released a statement. if i was going to do a coup one of the last people i would want to do it with was general mark milley. if i was going to do a coup. we now know all that reporting in theat summer of 2021 real

reaffirmed this commitment to supporting team for as long as it takes us submit a treat. chief mark. milly said that ukraine was making steady progress, but it would be a violent fight and come at a high cost. he praised the leadership scale and narrow of ukrainian forces, contrasting them with those of russia. at least 15 people have been killed in a traffic accidents in canada. as manitoba province, a semi traitor truck collided with a minivan. transporting elderly passengers. the crash is one of the deadliest in canada. in recent years, a us ground jury hasn't died. a national guardsman accused of leaking military secrets on a discords task group. the panel charged the low ranking airman with 6 kinds of wilful retention and transmission of classified information. the 21 year old faces up to 10 years in prison on each count in one of the most serious us security breaches in a decade. take you unofficial inquiry is find the former british prime minister bar, as johnson deliberately misled parliament by parties in his offices. during the pandemic locked in, a committee has been investigati

by tight questions from the media and the 3rd and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark, milly, 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 journalist given are tight schedule and 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. thanks patrick. and 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 results that have characterized as group ever since our very 1st meeting, we continue to be inspired by the ukranian people. as i told the contact group today of the missile strikes that hit a residential building in pre very reminded us, all of the fence was suffering, but the, the people of ukraine having door but they remain and on it. and so do their leaders. we're fortunate to be joined yet again

. >> defense secretary lloyd austin and the joint chiefs of staff general mark milly spoke to reporters after a meeting of the defense contract group in brussels. the top military leader said a counter offensive against russia continued.

. >> defense secretary lloyd austin and the joint chiefs of staff general mark milly spoke to reporters after a meeting of the defense contract group in brussels. the top military leader said a counter offensive against russia continued. they detailed ongoing efforts to further train and equip ukrainian forces. their remarks are 20 minute s. u 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 fortunate to

they were subpoenaed earlier this year for any materials that referenced general mark millie.d over our interviews with authors or journalists where trump mentions mark millie but does not refer to any classified documents. it is important to remind people that during the discovery process, prosecutors have to have over everything they have collected, not just what is going to be potentially incriminating or used in trial. we know they have at least one other source providing them audio recordings that they have been evidence but our sources tell us that none of these additional interviews or recordings rise to the level of significance that the original bedminster meeting in july 2021, of course we broke that story in the indictment. >> that was terrific reporting. >> this does appear to be moving quickly. >> it was surprising how quickly they started the process. that suggested two things. the special counsel's office, they are only working on this case. they have another investigation. when it comes to prosecution, this is the only thing they have to focus on. it also sugge

challenges that are still ahead, because according to him, war is not a sprint amarathon, in turn, mark milliee said that it would be very premature to estimate how long ukraine's counteroffensive might take, considering that russia has several hundred thousand soldiers who are now entrenched along the front line, but he assessed the situation as it is. amount of time and at a high price, in turn, our enemy is also preparing for a long war and is doing it in order to expand its own cooperation with the countries of the so-called axis of evil, which includes north korea and iran, that is, iran now again in the spotlight for a number of reasons, from the desire to master nuclear weapons to the increasingly large-scale supply of attack drones to russia. ukraine and what methods oppose this hostile union, we will talk about this with our expert guests in our military program. my name is serhiy zhoretskyi , the director of the defense express information consulting company, which together with the channel espresso strives to highlight the most relevant trends in the field of security, and now we a

passing into the hands of the armed forces, which is actually what happened in the conversation with mark milliery zaluzhny said that the ukrainian army is really intercepting strategic initiatives, so that in general the dynamics in bakhmut and in certain directions of the front are quite positive, although we understand that the advance of every meter is connected with, including, losses from on the ukrainian side, we should also remember this, and if we talk about the help we expect from germany, the military aid , the package, what is included in it, what will the germans please us , really, the package, german help is important because it is such, say that it is related to the supply one of the retreat stations, this station is very important, because in fact it works with all the complex air defenses that we received earlier, in particular there and on sam-sam and patriots, this is the second such as the radar that we receive from germany. a modern radar with a range of up to 600 km and the detection of a significant number of targets. but this package also includes many basic ones that p

minister was also cut off by the chief military adviser to the president of the united states, general mark milli. i think it's premature to give a specific date when the f-16 or any other modern aircraft will be involved in combat. a lot more work was presented in ukraine. modern sex touring pilots to be trained more than 6,000 ukrainians are being trained right now in forty different centers. these are three battalions. one of them is tank and two battalions of us guards in total 60,000 ukrainian soldiers have been trained by international efforts and many of them are participating in the battle with american warlords. true, he kept silent about the losses of the vsu. in general, he refused to evaluate the course of the counteroffensive, they say. too early. but the deputies of the european parliament ran strongly ahead, by an overwhelming majority. they voted for the admission of ukraine to nato , though with a reservation, as soon as the hostilities end. although in kiev they claim that they have not really started yet, but just a quote they are testing the front line. that's what for in the

commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, general valery dedicated to the us chief of staff, general mark milli, the russians are exerting power against, but suffering heavy losses, they are trying to hold on to their positions thanks to the continuous minefields of the area. 680 russian invaders of the past era were looking for surovikin, instead they fell into the hands of the armed forces of ukraine and died ingloriously . in total, since the beginning of the full-scale war , 227,780 terrorists are being sought. sense died in ukraine, neither the muscovites nor their governors will ride on ten armored vehicles and two tanks . why did the defenders destroy them yesterday and also 27 of artillery systems, one air defense system, six vehicles and the same number of units of special equipment completed the list of disposals also yesterday ukrainian heroes shot down 14 drones and one russian analog aircraft warm meeting and awards president volodymyr zelensky presented awards to the 47th separate mechanized brigade and personally met with the chief engineer sergeant magura valery marcus discussed

the front, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhnye told general mark millill emilia, i remind you, is the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states , he spoke about offensive and defensive actions of the ukrainian units, you noted that the operation is ongoing. as a guest, serhiy cherevaty, the spokesman for the eastern group of the armed forces of the ukrainian armed forces, joined the freedom of the morning. sergey , i congratulate you . thank you for joining. good morning, tell me what is the situation at the front, what are the updates for the last few days, well, in the bakhmut direction. during the day, there were 17 combat clashes there 343 times, the enemy attacked panas with various types of artillery , carried out two raids during our actions, we destroyed 153 invaders, 203 were wounded, out of six were captured, we also destroyed two self-propelled guns artillery installations of the e-e, 13 communities, an amphibious assault vehicle, four unmanned aerial vehicles, one control point for unmanned aerial vehicles and one anti-tank c

by denmark and the netherlands more than 20 pilots will pass the next generation, according to mark milli, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states, 6,000 ukrainian soldiers are participating in various training programs in 33 countries of the world, more about the results of the next rammstein, let's talk with our european correspondent bohdan tsyupan i'm in touch with the studio bohdane congratulations what do you think was the main result of the 13th meeting of the contact group on the defense of ukraine, maybe it's not very vividly, but i would say that already the 13th meeting once again confirmed and it is very important that even in the second year of this exhausting , bloody and expensive war for many of ukraine's allies, the support of western countries and not only western countries, more than 50 countries of the world are maintained in these countries, they further emphasize on the fact that they are ready to help ukraine as much as necessary and this is very, very important in this situation, when the war has reached the stage of exhaustion, perhaps the new t

plan for a us attack against iran, presented to him 5, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark millie trump was president. was milly. let me see that, i'll show you an example. he said that i wanted to attack in amazing and have a big problem. they presented me. this is off the record, but they presented me this. this was him. this is the defense department in him. yeah. okay. so it's not amazing. there's totally winds my cation, except it is highly secretive for the us justice department charge trump, with $37.00 counts of mishandling top secret documents. the audio seems to count your troubles, claim. dozens of boxes found last year, his mar, logo estate, were just newspaper clippings. prosecutor say many of those documents were instead, highly classified. the recording may also prove the government's case. the trump did not declassified the material as he should have. well, in office for the military given to me. i think we can probably delay here as an identity less. yeah, no, i can't stand up with this for president trump is currently awaiting trial. he's pleaded not guilty to th

in its own positions russian forces are trying to hold back by mining everything around general mark millif ammunition , demining means and heavy weapons general zaluzhnyi also thanked for the new package of military aid from the united states is already the 41st since the beginning of the full-scale aggression of russia, it will cost 500 million dollars and will include armored vehicles of the bradley infantry and armored personnel carrier old-timers javeline cartridges and projectiles of various calibers, ammunition for hypercars and petriv systems , etc., the occupation of villages in recent weeks is not the main event. the reserves of the armed forces are still not involved in the large-scale operations that will be ahead of them . varshikov also shrugged off accusations that the armed forces of ukraine are allegedly advancing slowly on the battlefield and said that the russian army is well prepared for defense and lightning strikes, both in kherson and in kharkiv region, should not be expected to be released, most of the brigades trained in western countries and equipped with the late

plan for a us attack against iran, presented to him 5, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark, milly trump, was president, was milly. let me see that i show you an example. he said that i wanted to attack imagine this was they presented me. this is off the record, but they presented me this. this was him. this is the defense department and then. yeah. okay. so it's not amazing. there's totally winds my cation, except it is highly secretive. the us justice department charge trump with $37.00 counts of mishandling top secret documents. the audio seems to counter drugs, claim dozens of boxes found last year, his mara logo state word, just newspaper clippings. prosecutor say many of those documents were instead highly classified. the recording may also prove the government's case, the trunk did not declassified the material as he should have. well in office for the military given to me. i think we can probably see the present. i could the last yeah, no, i can see the last 4 president trump is currently awaiting trial. he's pleaded not guilty to the charges. his trial date is set for augu

mark, milly trump, was president. milly, let me see that i show you an example. he said that i wanted to attack in amazing and have a big part of this was that they presented me. this is off the record, but they presented me this. this was him. this is the defense department and then yeah, i guess so it's not amazing. this totally winds my cation, except it is highly secretive. the us justice department charge trump with $37.00 counts of mishandling top secret documents. the audio seems to counter drugs, claim dozens of boxes found last year, his mara lago estate, were just newspaper clippings. prosecutor say many of those documents were instead, highly classified. the recording may also prove the government's case. the trunk did not declassified the material as he should have. well, in office for the military given to me, i think we can probably see the present. i can the less yeah, no, i can't stand up with this. the cost for president trump is currently a waiting trial. he's pleaded not guilty to the charges. his trial is set for august, but prosecutors are pu

reporting, the former president during the summer of 2021 was discussing joint chiefs of staff chairman mark millie some of the detail in a memorandum which was allegedly in his possession at the time, he discussed in front of a group of aids, we don't know the specificity he went into about the material and what he had document lies in his position but we do know based on our conversations with sources close to the investigation that this is certainly an area that the special counsel has been shining a bright spotlight on in recent weeks. fix, shining a bright spotlight on in recent weeks.— in recent weeks. a pretty significant _ in recent weeks. a pretty significant revelation. - in recent weeks. a pretty l significant revelation. what could this mean for donald trump? it could this mean for donald trum - ? . , could this mean for donald trum . ? ., , ., trump? it means that he continues _ trump? it means that he continues to _ trump? it means that he continues to face - trump? it means that he continues to face intense trump? it means that he - continues to face intense legal scrutiny as he moves

preoccupied about reports circulating of time that the chairman of the joint chief of staff, general mark milliereoccupied by those reports in this audio recording, and he is heard on the tape rifling through bits of paper before producing one which he says in the military assessment. mr trump sort of very triumphantly asked to establish that as proof that it was not his idea, but the military�*s, disproving the general�*s assertion. he says at one point this is incredible, referring to this top—secret document, and he also made the point that it's highly confidential and secret. so, this is potentially the smoking gun, if you like, as faras potentially the smoking gun, if you like, as far as prosecutorjack smith is concerned. mr trump, for his part, has taken to his truth social site to claim without evidence or any sort of reasoning that this supports his position that he was right all along and he goes out of his way to call the special prosecutor deranged.— out of his way to call the special prosecutor deranged. david, stay riaht prosecutor deranged. david, stay right there- _ prosecutor der

but general mark millie spoke earlier in the day, placing a lot of member ifemphasis on the importance of the alliances that made it possible. at the time, the u.s., the u.k. and canada and others, you see those same sorts of alliances and partnerships, especially in the indo pacific, the u.s., australia and others, jim. >> oren liebermann, thanks so much. >> this is just the latest in a growing number of conflicts between the u.s. and china. congressman, great to see you. what do you make of this incident? is this something that should be of great concern over at the pentagon? what's your view on this? >> yes. and it's, you know, unfortunately it stems from two problems. one is process and one is substantive. in terms of process, the chinese communist party has rebuffed nearly a dozen attempts by the pentagon to have high-level dialogue and talks and communication between us and them to avoid miscalculation. and that only causes the likelihood of more near misses. and the second is more substantive and that is the chinese communist party blows that it has sovereignty over not just the

to counter, general mark milly claimed that trump was itching to attack iran. speaking of clearance, in that clip, he asked an aide to hand him papers. it's unclear who exactly, dead and whether that person had a security clearance either. >> they presented made this, it's off the record, but they presented made this. this was him. this was the defense department in him. >> it is yet another instance in the tapered trump recognizes a document. and the first time that he hints at it sensitivity. >> we looked at and, this was him, this was not done by me. this was him. all sorts of stuff. pages long. look. wait a minute, let's see here. [laughter] i just found, isn't that amazing? this totally winds my case you know. except it is a highly confidential, secret, this is secret and so. >> and there it is again, another apparent acknowledgment that whatever he is holding is quote, highly confidential and, secret. so in other words, not declassified. >> hillary would print that out all the time. [inaudible] [laughter] >> she would send it to anthony weiner. [laughter]

in which trump expresses his frustrations with general mark milly, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. more from that reporting, quote, prosecutors sought any and all documents and materials related to mark mill lane iran including maps or invasion plans, sources say. the sources also say that prosecutors made clear to trump's attorneys after issuing the subpoena that they specifically wanted the iran document he talked about on tape. as well as any material referencing classified information. things like meeting notes, audio recordings or copy of document that may be in trump's possession. the subpoena and failure toind -- to find the document is to say that not all classified documents have been returned. late last year months after the mar-a-lago search, attorneys for donald trump found two classified documents in a storage unit in west palm beach. now the subpoena also underscores just how jack smith's team is intent on nailing down every aspect of the story around what could amount to smoking gun evidence given just how important the tape might be in any potential criminal

. >> lied austin and mark miller -- millie spoke with reporters in brussels. the counteroffensive against russia continues. they detail ongoing u.s. and allied efforts to further train and equip ukrainian forces. there 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 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 cha

committee hearing on march 29th when representative matt gaetz a republican questioned austin and mark millyking place on bases across the country. take a listen. >> you had the drag show on june 17th. who funded these things, mr. secretary? >> listen, drag shows are not something that the department of defense supports or funds. >> why are they happening on military bases? i just showed you the evidence. am why are they happening? >> i will say again, this is not something that we support or fund. >> that's the first i'm hearing about that kind of stuff. i don't read those news stories. i don't know what you're talking about. i'd like to take a look at those because i don't agree with those. >> as you mentioned, erica, austin spoke out in support of pride month in the military before. he said, quote, lgbtq plus citizens fought to defend our rights and citizens of the founding of our nation from the civil war and beyond. given the politically contentious environment and his testimony that where he specifically said that the military does not support or fund these kinds of drag shows on bases

i wonder how you see bannon's role and whether you see as it large as, say, mark milly, the chairman of the joint chiefs, who i believe told bob woodward and bob costa for their book "peril" he said it was a planned revolution, steve bannon's vision coming to life. bring it all down, blow it up, burn it, and emerge with power. do you see bannon as the architect of the january 6th insurrection? >> i certainly see him as one of the leading voices and proponents of efforts to delegitimize the election, to stir up people on january 6th and potentially his role in inciting the violence of that day. there were few people closer to donald trump and now they had an on-again, off-again relationship, but it appears to have been very much on again in the weeks and months leading up to january 6th. so i think the special counsel is going to be very interested in the conversations he said with trump in why he was able to predict or appear to predict the violence that would take place on january 6th, what was going on at the willard hotel of roger stone and others at the inner malicious circle gat

and he is talking about this document as it relates to undermining mark milli's claims with respect to a foreign country. that is not business plans about a golf course. i mean, so his whole story to me is just preposterous. i really think that the strategic issue for jack smith is going to be is he going to list out for the jury all of the false claims that donald trump has said about the documents at mar-a-lago and bedminster and leave to the jury the obvious points, which is if you're innocent, do you make up all of these claims? remember, he started by saying everything was actually planted. now he's saying, oh, no, no, no, it's not planted. it's bravado. i mean, this is one where you really do have to have faith in the jury system. they can look at this. they will take an oath to follow the law as set forth. if they just follow their common sense, i mean, when someone says this is bravado, you can be sure new york jury would be like, uh-huh. i got it. guilty. >> the thing is right, why would he be discussing reno plans about bedminster in an interview about mark meadows? because b

mark milly, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff has said that to us in our podcast, none of there is a study that shows when wars go on more than one year they tend to last about a decade on average, so we could be looking at another forever war here. it might be time for the biden administration if they haven't already done this in a quiet way to kind of persuade their ukrainian counter parts this might be the time to try to get a couple quick wins on the battlefield and then press their advantage by trying to take russia to the negotiating table. >> and lastly, we want to turn to china now, and i know you've done a lot of studying what's happening here. there's been a couple of provocations from the chine these military with the fighter jet and the war on the taiwan strait. tensions soaring between the two countries right now and not much in the way of diplomatic communication. where do you fear this is going? >> right now this buzzing activity where we've seen chinese naval ships cut off 150 meters, an american destroyer in the taiwan strait. these are not just symbolic displ

. >> lied austin and mark miller -- millie spoke with reporters in brussels.

attack against iran if needed, that had been prepared by chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark, milly, that document still has not been found and brought back. we have other information where people on the trump team discussed and deliberated where they're at. so you're beginning to sort of see this drip very damning information of it's coming from internal discussions that they had. steve, the timing of this means that trump, i believe, could be facing trial heading into the republican primary. i suppose the question everyone's wondering, does this actually change anyone's mind about soon as well? i think right now you see a lot of republican contenders and the republican party rallying to be supportive of donald trump. but they're doing so by threading that needle and being very careful of saying he's innocent of the charges. you do have some like a former new choose new jersey governor, chris christy, who's come out and say, i'm going to wait until tuesday and see what's actually in the charges when they are and sealed and keeping his powder dry. but there's another piece of the le

mark, milly trump, was president, was milly. let me see that i was showing an example. he said that i wanted to attack which is an amazing, i have a big problem. they presented me. this is off the record, but they presented me this. this was him. this is the defense department in m. yeah . i guess so it's not amazing. there's totally winds my case, you know? except it is red kylie. this secretive for the us justice department charge trump with $37.00 counts of mishandling top secret documents. the audio seems to count your troubles, claim. dozens of boxes found last year. his mar logo, state word, just newspaper clippings, prosecutor say many of those documents were instead highly classified. the recording may also prove the government's case. the trunk did not declassified the material as he should have. well, in office for the military given to me. i think we can probably see the present. i could the less. yeah. now i can see the cost for president trump is currently a waiting trial. he's pleaded not guilty to the charges. his trial is set for august, but prosecutors

indictment of donald trump of him showing off his treasured classified documents, one to malign mark milly ostensibly and the other showing a map to the head of his political action committee. what is the sense of how he, what he did with his beautiful mind material that he liked today take with him wherever he went? >> look, for someone impervious to the facts he was always looking for something to try and make an argument for why he was so great or why he thinks he had been so wrong. this is why he read the newspaper -- he read the newspaper looking for those exact things. this is not someone who read the presidential daily briefing. when he was given it, he was given it orally, and they usually couldn't get more than a few minutes into it without him going on some tangent or expressing his gripes with the intelligence community. so he was always searching for something. this is why he got himself into a lot of problems. he was constantly searching through his administration to settle scores, to use the justice department as an extension of the government for his own political purposes.

mark milley. he said, millie thinks i'm the one that wants to attack irit's actually him. what is not clear is whether the former president is holding the document in his hand at that time or describing it. but attack plans for an adversary like iran would be, in my experience, what they call sensitive, compartmented information. that means it's above top secret. it's close-holed, need to know, people are read in and read off of these limited access programs. >> and if you've ever been to mar-a-lago. i've been there not to have dinner or play golf. >> always working, right? >> hopefully not always. but it's a place you can easily walk around. if you're there, trump has the dining room. all of these documents stocked in different rooms, it presents a challenge for trump. but how is he going to defend all of these documents exposed. >> and this does not just talk about mar-a-lago, these pictures. the two instances, in which donald trump is alleged to have shown them to people happened at bedminister. and they're recorded. >> right. and the second instance is alleged by the i

as a matter of fact, mark millis spoke.he first offensive, uh, operation of the affected forces of ukraine, because sometimes people plan and think there will be a resounding success. but in fact in fact, a no less deafening defeat, perhaps, in fact, which is what we expect from the development of events in the near future. but since these military operations are planned for a sufficiently long period, that is, for a long time, then, of course, we are not without interesting, who will lead and become the secretary general of nato and how the nato summit in vilnius will be held, since it is on this that the supply of weapons and military equipment will largely depend on this or almost 100% of this. uh, among the possible candidates for the post of general nato ben wallace is called the secretary of defense of the united kingdom, most likely, it will sometimes be called that this position is quite likely to be occupied by boris jones but this, of course, is strong, i hardly considered this option as incredible, since for john

telephone conversation with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, us armed forces , general mark milliation at the front, further plans of the armed forces to liberate the ukrainian territories and possible actions of the enemy paid attention to the issue of supplying weapons of military equipment and ammunition among the priority needs of long-range shells to this post laid down very interesting, and to reinforce this note from a spanish newspaper. pais. they write that nato member countries can make a political decision to support, and strengthen military assistance to ukraine in order to create such a kind of, as they call, containment armor around ukraine, which viktorovich can go into. what kind of containment armor? well, let's break it down maybe let's backtrack a bit. after all , it all started with deliveries, like years. from germany and today. that army of ukraine which was. a year ago, it did not exist, like the country of a former friend. well, the main component has been destroyed today. this is a nato weapon that is being supplied. why is nato pursuing this scalace, huh?

mark nilly. what do you think milly and zulzhny talked about, of course, i do not know what exactly they discussed. provided general milli with an assessment of how the counteroffensive is progressing and what the operational situation is, the lieutenant probably emphasized what ukraine needs in the coming months. and general milli gave to understand that he will continue to do everything possible so that the usa and other countries that support ukraine continue to provide their assistance. so this was a conversation between two professional soldiers who treat each other with great respect and who discussed the current challenges. how do you assess the overall work on the battlefield of the american military and european military equipment, in particular, we are talking about the same second leopards, the leopard tank is an extremely good machine. but, as in everything, a lot depends on the competence of the personnel who operate it, as well as on how well commanders use tanks in battle, it is not surprising that some tanks were damaged in the first days, but i note how quickly the ukrainians were

between our commander-in-chief valery zaluzhny and the chief of both american staffs mark nilly what do you think millyhey discussed. but i can assume that general zaluzhny gave general milli an assessment of how they are advancing. that the usa and other countries that support ukraine continue to provide their assistance. so it was a conversation between two professional soldiers who treat each other with great respect discussed the current challenges. how do you assess the overall performance of american and european combat vehicles on the battlefield? in particular, we are talking about the same second leopards. the leopard tank is an extremely good machine. in the battle, it is not surprising that some tanks were damaged in the first days, but i note how quickly the ukrainians were able to restore these tanks , to remove them from the battlefield so that they could be repaired, this is an important skill that ukraine has already demonstrated, so i think that we will see a lot more when the active phase of the counteroffensive begins, we will see a larger number of leopards and other tanks that will

mark nilly. what do you think milli and zaluzhny talked about, of course i don't know what exactly they discussedything possible to ensure that the united states and other countries that support ukraine, continued to provide assistance. so, it was a conversation between two professional soldiers who treat each other with great respect, who discussed current challenges. how do you assess the overall performance of american and european military equipment on the battlefield, in particular, it is about the same second leopards, the leopard tank is an extremely good machine but as with everything, a lot depends on the competence of the personnel who operate it, as well as on how well the commanders use tanks in battle, it is not surprising that some tanks were damaged in the first days, but i notice how quickly the ukrainians were able to restore the tanks, remove them from the battlefield so that they could be repaired, this is an important skill that ukraine has already demonstrated, so i think that we will see a lot more when the active phase of the counter-offensive begins, we will see a larger n

commander-in-chief valery zaluzhnym and the chief of the american joint staff mark nilly what do you think about what milliourse i don’t know what exactly they discussed but i can assume that general zuluzhny gave general milli an assessment of how the counteroffensive is progressing and what the operational situation is, zuluzhny probably emphasized what ukraine needs in the coming months and general milli let it be known that he will continue to do everything possible so that the usa and other countries that support ukraine continue to provide their assistance . so, this was a conversation between two professional soldiers who treat each other with great respect to each other who discussed the current challenges. how do you assess the work of american and european combat vehicles on the battlefield in general? in particular, it is about the same second leopards. the leopard tank is an extremely good machine . well, commanders use tanks in battle, it is not surprising that some tanks were damaged in the first days, but i note how quickly the ukrainians were able to restore these tanks, remove them from th