and the ukrainian defense ministers treznikov, zarazumerov, everyone forgot that mark milli is one ofople from donald trump's team, and so i just want so that the situation is not exemplary, but it was evaluated objectively, that is, if you sum it up in general, then remove, ah, misinformation from this process, remove what is not related to bilateral relations, it develops with progress, and serious progress, including the appointment of a controller, including the appointment of a person responsible for collecting investments and rebuilding, restoring ukraine and so on, all this speaks of structuring, of clarity, the weakest point is what you and i are talking about talked a long time ago. but even long before the current events, it is the lack of a goal around which the entire coalition was united, if you ask today in washington, in london, in berlin, in paris, what is the goal, otherwise you will not get an answer, or you will get something like that, well in at best it should define ukraine, and this is what allows it to sway. and tear us apart through informational and psycholog

we will also have a live broadcast of the briefing by lloyd austin and mark milli for on the results of the rammstein 15 meeting , as soon as these press conferences and performances will begin, we will organize a live broadcast. and now we will talk about all this with oksana yurynets, a professor of the national university of lviv polytechnic, ex-head of the ukrainian delegation of the upa, nato, a member of the network for the protection of national interests, we welcome you, ms. oksana, to our studio. congratulations, the president of ukraine , volodymyr zelenskyi, arrived in new york , and will take part in the un general assembly . at the same time, as already announced by john kirby , his meeting is expected conversation not only with the president of the united states, but there will also be an additional speech to the congress, we understand how important it is now, given the pre-election hysteria that has begun unfold in the united states so that we have a bipartisan unchanging consensus on the part of the republicans and democrats, you know there is such a word parasite, b

. >> alabama republican center tommy taber bill is calling for floor vote joint chief of staff mark millie'seplacement center taber bill has been blocking unanimous request for military over his objection to the defense department abortion policy. >> mr. president. today is our nation marks the 20th anniversary of the september 11 attacks were murdered by terrorists. it was one of the darkest days history. just last week we marked a nether sad anniversary secondf anniversary of the presidents bidens surrender in afghanistan. 911-2021 that's how long can contain more than they did on nine 911 of 2001. that is an absolute disgrace. the responsibility go straight to our commander-in-chief. at the time president biden called it an extraordinary success. nobody else thought so. american people overwhelmingly reject this idea. our allies certainly reject this idea. it was not a success. it was the worst embarrassment of our nation in decades. in two years since the fall of afghanistangh there has been absolutely no accountability within the biden administration. no one has been fired. nobody has p

he joins me, next. >>> general mark millie, the outgoing chairman of the joint chiefs says he and hisamily are taking what he calls adequate safety precautions after former president donald trump suggested he deserved execution. trump is responding to media reports that millie made phone calls to chinese counterparts. here is what the general told cbs news. >> is much as these comments are directed at me, it is directed towards the military. there are 2.1 million of us in uniform. >> it seems odd to ask this question because the former commander in chief seems to be calling for your execution. are you worried about your safety? >> i have got adequate safety precautions. i wish those comments were not made, but they were. i will take measures to ensure my safety and the safety of my family. >> he insisted there was nothing inappropriate about his interactions with china. alabama republican senator tommy turberville explaining his no vote for general cq brown, the man who will serve as the next chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. >> i heard things he talked about about race and thing

truth social account basically an argument that outstanding chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark millie, in days past, would have been executed because in the closing days of the trump presidency, millie, according to press accounts, learned that china had received intelligence that trump was going to attack and he called china and said we're not going to attack you. please don't think we're going to do that. trump took offense to this. and said you know, he's invoking capital punishment for this and we know from the atlantic magazine that millie is convinced according to the atlantic, that if trump were to win, he would actually pursue prosecution against him. there are a lot of people who feel that way and do you not think that is a serious proposition, that that would actually happen? >> well, i think it is a serious proposition. you're trying to put me in jail for publishing the book. but the question is just because trump tries to do it, do you think the institutions dissolve? i don't think that happens. i think as long as you still have an independent judiciary, a lot of people ma

and the ukrainian defense ministers there, treznikov, zarazumerov, everyone forgot that mark milliis one of the people from donald trump's team, and so i just want the situation, it is not exemplary, but it was evaluated by objectively that is, if we summarize in general, and remove disinformation from this process, remove what is not related to bilateral relations, it is developing with progress and serious progress, including the appointment of the controller, including the appointment of the person responsible for gathering investments and reconstruction, the restoration of ukraine and so on, all this speaks of structuring, of clarity, the weakest point is what you and i talked about a long time ago, long before the current events, this is the lack of a goal around which the entire coalition united , if you ask today in washington, in london, in berlin, in paris, what is the goal, you will either not get an answer, or you will get something like that, well, in the best case, it should be determined by ukraine, and this is what allows us to waver and tear us apart through informa

from disparaging into a threat against a known witness and i think the statement you made about mark millie satisfied both of those letter criteria and it is a perfect example of why the judge should issue a limited gag order. >> yeah, and he is attacking millie calling him a more on, since that filing happened. but i want to ask you about the other development, because this could be just as significant when it comes to what is happening in georgia. this is part of this alleged conspiracy there, scott hall is one of the first people to turn himself in. he is accused of being in cahoots with sidney powell on breaching voting machines him and now we have learned about this. how big of a victory is this for the district attorney's office in this case? >> i think it is a step forward from there. obviously the district attorney is going to be pleased any time that they are able to resolve any of the defendants, with a guilty plea. it keeps them from having to go to trial in that particular case. it is a win. now, notably, this individual who looks like he has four misdemeanors, doesn't look like

constant progress - this is the assessment of the ukrainian offensive from the american general mark millis started operation in the south of the donetsk and zaporizhzhia regions among western experts, criticism of the actions of the ukrainian army is increasingly heard. this is the donbas reality . yaroslav krechko and today we will try to understand the intermediate results of the offensive of the armed forces and what is behind the loud statements about the breakthrough of the first line of russian defense. equipment on the road and a heavy smell in the air, when you drive through these ruins you understand how difficult the battles were . now it is not the safest, although on this part of the front, during the summer campaign, the armed forces of ukraine managed to advance 10 km deep into the russian defenses , we are now on the edge of the village of makarivka, it was liberated in june, and here very close is the old majorka, which was relatively recently liberated and here on the horizon there is smoke and you can hear the sounds of explosions, that is, if it became calmer in makarov

yesterday republican sedrick tom taber bill calling for a floor vote on the joint chiefs of staff mark millie'slacement this despite his hold on military nominations here's a portion of the senator's comments yesterday. >> i am concerned distracts our military from its mission. the american military is not a social justice program. it is not a jobs program. the military is not an equal opportunity employer. at never has been and shouldn't be. the american military is the world's greatest killing machine. the military has one mission and one mission only to win wars. the other considerations no matter how reasonable or admirable they might be they have to be set aside. as general macarthur famously said there is no substitute for victory. everything we have in this country depends on our military. everything. our entire way of life is made possible by the fact we have the best fighting forcece that has ever been assembled. our enemies would love to take away our role as world leaders. if we lose a strong military then we will lose everything. therefore it isna my view we set out to vote on these

analytical broadcasting, well, i would like to quote the chief of the united states joint staff, mark millieneral, so he says: what is the difference between a war on paper and a real war ? real machines, therefore, in such situations, people tend to slow down, but they are done very deliberately and with each passing day, the american general says that the choice of targets and the decision on the task of strikes determines ukraine, american partners provide kyiv with the intelligence information that they receive willy admitted that the ukrainians have to liberate a lot of territory and there is still a seasonal worsening of weather conditions ahead. therefore, according to milli, the defense forces of ukraine are facing a tough fight. test he answered how long political how long will the ukrainian people will be able to withstand such a level of bloody war the same thing by the way , this is an unknown answer for russia, but no what is more characteristic of khrystyna in all of this is not even what he said, but how detailed he said it, that is, he opened certain cards, in particular , i

newly appointed minister, this rammstein was the first but the last for the american top general mark millitire, the official said goodbye, assuring the commitment to stand side by side with ukraine , the partners remain ironclad, reminded why present is commitment is not only for the present it also sets a precedent for the future in other parts of the world a beacon for other nations a clear message to any opponents that the rule of law will always win the rule of force as light always wins the darkness, thank you and glory to ukraine, winter is approaching, and with it new needs at the front and new dangers for the rear , what will be suffered last year ? the cold season and negotiations on weapons at different levels that will allow the troops to liberate their own lands continue in the coming days and hours from germany, the american military leadership that invariably presides over rammstein formats is returning home to the united states just in time for a visit by the president of ukraine, and among those and whom he meets there will be the pentagon playboy, who learned from his ukra

the temporarily occupied territories, this was noted by the chief of the american joint staff, mark milly, yes, and now he says no, but he prophesied that ukraine would hold fast and so on and so on and here etekems will arrive. well, let's hope that this decision will be made, but there is one more point. mark is important. he is called putin's psychotype . putin's psychotype was probably best described by the memory of the murdered boris nimtsov. yes, we remember yomko. that is, there are a number of arguments that should influence this or that logical rational decision, i.e. take the monats outside the borders of ukraine, take out the occupying forces. osama bin ladengovy, he would have met with osama , here is his answer, although i think there is a practical purpose for kim jong-un, they want to agree to take ammunition and weapons. вклоды за 10 летиев, you know. let the korean war there , the weapon is simply unmeasured, and it is not necessary to produce it, and that's the only thing that needs to be done. the patronalist in relation to north korea did not take such steps without t

of staff for according to the proposal of the us president jobiden, brown should replace general mark milliwho is retiring already this fall, during the hearings in the senate regarding the approval of his candidacy, on july 11, general brown highlighted the conclusions that he personally learned from the russian war in ukraine, in particular, he called the importance of information on the logistics of time necessary for military operations, the willingness of the military to fight and the capabilities of air defense. brown is a former fighter pilot. over the past 11 years, he has had seven deployments to military conflicts in different regions of the world. despite the sharp rebukes that have been heard these weeks between the governments of poland and ukraine, the policy of the european union does not change and europe continues to firmly support ukraine politically , economically, humanitarianly, diplomatically and militarily , said the spokesman of the european commission, peter stanu, such an assurance was given after the statement of the polish prime minister moroviecki that that pola

to the person of the american president and congressmen, yes, but from yesterday's briefing by mark millid austin of the cheopentagon, it does not follow that they are ready to transfer long-range missile systems to us. they are somehow so tried to avoid giving a specific answer to this question. so, what can we expect from the united states now ? what can the overseas visits of the president bring ? you know, it seems to me that this trip will be quite difficult, or is already difficult, we can see from certain messages. so when the congresses they did not allow the president to speak and there was an explanation for this, the fate of our president is obvious, why we actually have to hear him there every time but nevertheless, you know that there will be meetings and senators as sketches of different parties and it should be unequivocally to the party support, but uh here you have to understand that we are entering a very turbulent period and in the near future until the fall and until the elections in the states uh ukraine will be shaken and the neighbors will immediately clarify the bo

already stated this, and the chairman of the committee of chiefs of staff of the us armed forces, mark millyrowing dissatisfaction in congress with the financial support of the kiev regime. representatives of the us administration junks, in in an interview with telegram, he noted that it is primarily the republicans who are against multibillion-dollar military aid to ukraine. the rostov region has already completed 25% of the construction of the highway that will close the rostov transport ring. this unique facility will connect 12 highways of federal regional and local importance. as a result , a new route network similar to the moscow ring road will appear around the don megalopolis, which will significantly reduce travel time to the black sea coast, reporting by elena butskaya . leveling the sites moving soil and compacting the road surface; over 9 dozen multi-ton special vehicles and three hundred people are working around the clock on the construction of the first stage of the western expressway; they are commissioning a highly complex infrastructure facility; they are planning to do it

radio company met with the head of the us national headquarters committee, the notorious general mark millieround , a military general showed reporters a particularly secret command center room, from where the pentagon monitors the movements of the armed forces and essentially coordinates the course of the so-called counter-offensive of ukrainian troops. exclusive on the air for the first time, a large staff of employees. there he analyzes intelligence data collected from the fields of battles in ukraine . day after day he informs the military leadership of the russian army about certain actions. on the battlefields. they speak a different language. these are the eyes and ears of the granazis. but is it only information that hawks share with their chicks? you help ukraine select targets to attack; the selection of targets and the authority to strike belongs to ukraine; what we do is make sure they are aware of the situation. well, you tell them, there is a command post there and an ammunition depot. we will provide them with situational awareness. as far as we can, the decision-making remain

east at the same time the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states america's mark milliat the counteroffensive of the ukrainian army did not fail, they mean the ukrainian troops did not fail, i know that there are some comments that this offensive somehow failed, it did not fail he said this in an interview with cnn milli noted that the counteroffensive is progressing more slowly than expected, but he consistently emphasized to miley, well, it is clear that a counteroffensive is always more resources , including human resources, and every life is worth its weight in gold in ukraine, every life of every military man, and constantly repeat a how is the counteroffensive not going that way, for some reason this whole story with kharkiv is not being repeated zelensky made it clear why it is not being repeated because the russians have already prepared and were preparing for all this now er considering the situation that is developing in the direction of bakhmut and er to what extent the russians are pulled away from the southern flank, because the main blow of the ukrainian m

like threatening to execute outgoing joint chiefs chairman, mark millie. general millie's offense you'll recall was making a phone call to reassure china making a siege on the capitol by trump supporters. in fact in a recent profile, he would come after him in the white house. mark esper said millie's concerns are a legitimate fear and he would throw his political emies in jail if elected again. underscoring the danger of re-electing a mob boss, a georgia judge has ordered the name of jurors in the case against trump be kept secret until the trial ends. all very serious. about the danger he poses to democracy and to individual americans. and that someone who saw it firsthand. the january 6th committee's star witness, former white house aide, cassidy hutchison in her first live interview with rachel maddow. >> this year has helped me open my eyes to the dangers that trump imposes on people. i'm not the only one. i wish i could say i'd be the last person but unfortunately i won't. that's what he does to people that he thinks speak out against, or that detrac

counteroffensive is slower than expected, and the reality is different from the war on paper, according to mark milli talks weekly with the ukrainian commander-in-chief of the armed forces valery zaluzhnym, in addition, intelligence officers of the secret center of the pentagon inform him several times a day about the course of battles in ukraine, the new minister of defense of ukraine roste y merov held his first telephone conversation with his american colleague lloyd austin on the website of the united states department of defense it is noted that the head of the pentagon called to congratulate you on your appointment and to confirm the unwavering support of the united states to ukraine, the co-hosts exchanged views on the priorities of supporting ukraine's immediate needs on the battlefield and what will be necessary in the long term, the agenda of the meeting in the rammstein format, which will take place next week, will be held next week, the ministers agreed to maintain close contact. the minister of foreign affairs of germany a on olena bermak arrived today on an unannounced visit to kyiv, sh

you know you had mark milly crying in front of bible. what about the girl? i also not to change to knows about money. okay. because it was a good career or 20 years. it'd be a lot of people made a lot of money off of it does try the country, but by the way, so air and i mean the ukraine adventure is a griffith as well because i tend to think the people in care of realize yeah, the intake is going to be up eventually, but let's catch it as much as we can. well, we can, aaron, the right i, it's hard to that. of course, there are a number of parties interested in eluding ukraine or profiteering office in any way that they possibly can. i don't think that fundamentally it is about a military, industrial, complex moondog or anything that state forward or crass? well, i mean it's crass but it's it, i think it's propelled mostly by the urge to punish russia, especially after russia intervened and disrupted their plans in syria. i think that the us realize that a, a sort of russia that's going to defend its mirror. broad is a real threat to their long term plans, an

but the chairman of the us joint chiefs mark, milly said that the, even if weapons deliveries were on the table between the 2 countries, there being significant other milly told me, handouts that new ammunition for russia will make a substantive difference in russia's efforts in ukraine as for what north korea gets in return, tim wants more advanced technology for his ballistic missile and nuclear program will. despite this national security, had jake sullivan threatened to immediately stop sanctions on north korea. if any arms deals were made. providing weapons to russia for use on the battlefield to attack grain silos and the heating infrastructure of major cities as we had into winter to try to conquer territory that belongs to another sovereign nation is not going to reflect well on north korea and they will pay a price for this in the international community. we have also impose sanctions, specific targeted sanctions to try to disrupt any effort to use north korea as a conduit or is a source for weapons going to rush. i hope it's a long list of senior fellow at the pango institut

want to tell you about this, but i’ll also add that lloyd’s briefing will soon begin austin and mark millymediately start the broadcast, that is, our tv viewers can immediately hear what will be discussed, and your own question is about what you have already started talking about, this time the new minister of defense of ukraine, rustam umerov, is taking part in the rammstein meeting for the first time. and in fact we understand that there are certain developments, and before what was the scheme, was there a need, they knew what the need was, then at the event they knew our need for rammstein, all this was already discussed, but at rammstein, in fact, they only voiced and then the transfer process was going on, and sometimes it happened at such a fast pace that i had the impression that at first it was transferred to rammstein. it was reported, but less so, because of the work done by the previous team of the ministry. to develop your new diplomatic qualities and work experience, that is, cooperation with the west, in which direction will it move now and will it increase? well, you know ,

is developing today, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states of america, mark milliaid after the rammstein meeting about the counteroffensive of the armed forces of ukraine, let's listen, russia made the biggest strategic mistake they ever made when they invaded a country that is free and independent and this country has no intention of stopping until it is free and independent again ukraine is achieving gradual and slow success every day is making progress with the support of international partners but this struggle is not over yet with the approach of winter the ground will become wet then the frosts will come but with conversations i had , the ukrainians have no intention of stopping even in winter, they have a strategic initiative and they will continue this until the final goal is achieved, the ukrainians will continue to develop their initiative because the ukrainians have no other way out, that is, the question here is quite simple, that is, either they us or we are right for them ihor well, this is like a stationary war, we have no other options . we cannot f

millie is a lazy guy who is not very smart.>> let's discuss this with mark, a defensive counsel for the house committee. marcus, you are seeing the special counsel moving very quickly to take some of this stuff and use it as evidence to push the judge for a limited gag order. how successful do you think they will end up being? >> the special counsel is trying to stop what happened. the former president was making comments about mike pence at the time. now you see the special counsel taking recent statements from the former president and putting it in his reply brief. no, we don't want to see people coming to the courthouse, threatening witnesses.>> by the way, mark millie is a witness. this is incredibly pertinent. so that's one of the more effective parts, the special counsel to the statements that have been made since the last motion a couple weeks ago, about current witnesses. instead, the court has a chance to stop harm from happening or bias the jury pool. these witnesses will be called during the trial. >> one of the witnesses, one of the defendants, scott hall took a plea deal, a

general down plate, the potential outcomes of that meeting is prior to the visit to us to and chief mark. milly apparently said that if i'm slippery is all on the table between north korea and russia, it would be in significance. and really told me, he doubts that new ammunition for russia will make a substantive difference in russia's efforts in ukraine. as for what north korea gets in return, kim once more advanced technology for his ballistic missile and nuclear program or reaction from washington has been contradictory. general lily's eyes on that of where he's wouldn't make a difference. well, national security had take sullivan, so it seems to immediately stop sanctions on north korea as any deals and made providing weapons to russia for use on the battlefield to attack grain silos and the heating infrastructure of major cities as we had into winter to try to conquer territory that belongs to another sovereign nation is not going to reflect well on north korea and they will pay a price for this in the international community. we have also impose sanctions, specific targeted sanctions to t

donald trump presents to this country, calling for the potential execution of joint chiefs of staff, mark millycalling for violence, calling for political persecution of enemies. nobody talks about those things. nobody talked about tommy tuberville's hold on the military promotions last night. we really didn't learn very much except they like to quibble. >> biden is jumping on the heels of the debate with a speech of his own this afternoon, a big speech about protecting democracy and the current threats against democracy today. he's also going to take on donald trump and maga republicans which he believes is the threat to democracy today. this is the first big speech like this in about a year. in thinking about it, does that mean the other things that joe biden has been leaning in to to connect with voters like on the economy, like bidenomics that it is not working? >> i don't think it means that at all. i think it means there's also an existential threat to this country right now and it's donald trump's threat to democracy. he needs to talk about that. he needs to talk about the fact of what d

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that is because the current chair, chairman mark milly, must leave at the end of his term. the fact senator tuberville seemed to be unaware of yesterday. >> are you having conversations with dod or white house or anything? >> do you expect to speak to them before milley's retirement date? >> don't he'll go anywhere until they get someone confirmed. >> he has to leave. >> he has to leave. he's out. we'll get somebody to do the job. hopefully it's done by then. sooner or later they got to decide to do something. >> it's unclear who the "they" in the situation is, but by law the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff serves at the pleasure of the president for a term of four years. only in a time of war does not term limit not apply, and that is why the biden administration picked the administration months ago. charles q. round was nominated back in may but the senate has yet to vote on him. >> it's absurd. absurd. it's caused by tuberville, solely by tuberville. he has to back off. they should be telling tuberville and maybe they are privately that he should back off. >> as of

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. >> the president, making those comments about the threatening remarks to general mark millie, which were a very big deal. donald trump posted online an attack on milley, then sa in different time, the punishment would have been death . this is, by any measure, a major scandal. it is not somethg -- something that has been criticized for, even by his rivals, who say they should be the nominee, not him. here is what biden said about that silence. >> this is the united states of america. and although i do not believe even a majority of republicans think that, the silence is deafening. hardly any republican has called out these heinous statements. >> the general has also spoken out in public. let's listen to what he said. >> as much as these comments are directed at me, is also directed at the institution of the military, every single one of us, from private to general, swore an oath to that constitution. >> are you worried about your safety? >> i have adequate safety precautions. i wish those comments had not been made, but they were. we have taken appropriate measures to ensure my safe

in a brand-new interview tonight, outgoing joint chief chairman general mark millie is responding to that claim by the former president -- attack plan for iran. he says not so. i'm kaitlan collins and this is "the source". republican senator mitt romney is headed for the exit, and says he won't seek reelection. the utah republican citing his age and suggesting that other leaders, including president biden and former president donald trump should as well, and instead, welcome the next generation of leaders to step forward. but he's also speaking bluntly about the state of his party, polarized politics and, yes, his nemesis donald trump, delivering this scathing diamond for republicans continued loyalty to the former president. >> there is no question that the republican party today is in the shadow of all trump. i represent a small wing of the party. if you will, i call it a wise wing of the republican party. my wing of the party talks about policy and about issues that will make a difference to the lives of the american people. the trump wing of the party talks about resentments of v

talk to the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine , general valery zaluzhnym, i quote milli's markto him every week, sometimes twice, sometimes three times a week. well, later, the journalist is taken deep into the bunkers of the pentagon, where maps of the fighting in the east and south of ukraine are shown on the screens. well, milly admits on camera that the war in ukraine is the fighting of analogues of which he is not seen i have been in many firefights , milia says, i have been blown up several times in a car by mines, improvised explosive devices and from a grenade shot , but i have never encountered such intensity, except for political goals by military means or will not decide to sit down for the negotiating table at the moment, this time has not yet come. well, regarding the ukrainian offensive, which migli helped to plan, the general notes that he is encountering more violent resistance than expected from the russians. but this is the difference between a war on paper and a real war, in which real people die and explode real machines, therefore, in such situations , peop

opening committee of the joint staff of the us army was personally conducted by four-star general mark millyit is known that the top-secret command lair is located underground in washington, somewhere deep in the bowels of the pentagon, right here all information is collected from the battlefields in ukraine, as well as the entry of hostilities itself , according to millet, everything is controlled by him and his employees, who daily inform him and the head of the pentagon austin, the maps on the screens of the american military speak for themselves, the heights are trampling around the work to us. and the americans themselves do not hide this, which is painful for everyone; the offensive either officially declared it a failure and gave zelensky another maximum of 30 days to break through russian minefields, trenches, ditches and teeth of the dragon. well, the key to the question. does the united states share with ukraine and the advances of russian troops the targeting of command posts and ammunition depots? the words of the american general staff answered in the affirmative, yes, we are sh

we’ll have to tell zelensky no , four-star general mark milly upset the military command of ukraine bymovement across the face of the sun, even if they it will be possible to complete part of the work; ukraine will still not be able to liberate the network of territories, which zelinsky claims will take a very long time. sergei sobyanin has officially just taken office as mayor of moscow, he took the oath during the inauguration ceremony in the concert hall. putin personally came to congratulate sobyanin . the leaders of all political parties, representatives of the cultural business, of course, the community were present in the hall . patriarch kirill blessed sobyanin with the image of the kazan icon of the mother of god. putin promised that, in the image of moscow, russia will improve the transport system of other cities. dear friends colleagues dear sergei semyonovich i am glad to personally congratulate you on your assumption of office as mayor of moscow. among the visible achievements there are many, but among the visible ones there are significant ones. it is clear for every pers

lodostin, promised to figure out exactly how ukraine manages military aid, and four-star general mark millyt until you achieve your goals. russia has built a defensive train. which stretches across the entire long width of ukraine, so for critics who are dissatisfied with something, i would say, so the fighting continues. they still have plenty of combat power; the ukrainians have absolutely no intention of stopping with the czech republic. denmark and the netherlands have agreed on military assistance for the training and modernization of outdated tanks. for several years to come, the uk will additionally supply tens of thousands of artillery to ukraine shells. in germany they believe that keeping track of military supplies is a thankless task, but the taurus still won’t let them. i was terribly shocked when i read an interesting headline somewhere on the internet. who supplies weapons to ukraine the most is velifa. how can you even ask such a question? is this a hit parade or some kind of leadership table, that is, when you bet on a couple of weapons. the more you rise up, and when they l

activities of the me dispatched by trump to lead th pentagon, including defens secretary mark esper who was fired. men who millyted in using the military to advanc trump's efforts to remai president. jeffrey goldberg, author o that profile, and editor i chief of the atlantic, joins m now. jeffrey, i think the first wor everybody was thinking was wow. everybody live in that moment, we saw we saw what happened on january 6th. we had a little bit of inclination, i think thi profile gives us the mos in-depth accurate descriptio of what mark milley did. i want to read a part of wha you wrote. you said, in the chaotic perio before and after the 202 election, milley did as much as, or more than, any othe american to defend the constitutional order, to prevent the military for being deployed against the america people into force stole the eruptio of americas wars with nuclea armed adversaries. along the way, really deflecte trump's exhaustion's to have u.s. military ignore, and even indication, commit war crimes. i guess everyone's questio this morning is, what happen of this guy comes back what happens if donald trump

staff , mark miele, in an interview with cnn, will not be able to achieve success in a counter-offensive in the short term. quote - this will take a significant amount of time; moreover, millieted, that in a month it will become much more difficult for the ukrainians to attack due to weather conditions. some experts have already thought so. this is an admission by american generals that washington no longer believes in the successes of the so-called contour offensive, at least this year. the offensive, although significant , has operational and tactical goals that are limited; even if they are fully achieved, they will not allow the russians to be completely driven out. what is zelensky’s broader strategic goal and another confession from the head of the military committee. nato admiral rob bauer said that kiev has requests for arms supplies and the volume of weapons used in ukraine. already now it greatly exceeds the capabilities of the north atlantic alliance, they say. it turns out that nato countries' own defense capabilities are under threat, according to wall street. the journal is trying to compensate for the shortage of weapons and ammunition at the expense of south

to chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley after an army veteran who lost a leg in kba sang at an event at the pentagon. trump reportedly told millie, why do you bring people like that here, no one wants to see that, the wounded. after that article came out, trump attacked milley on social media, kind of a rambling post, but suggested that milley deserved the death penalty. you are a veteran. what's your response? >> it's just the latest in a pattern of outrageous attacks on the people who keep the country safe. and september puts me in a reflective mood, because tomorrow, nine years ago now, they got back to south bend after my one tour in afghanistan. i served with people that did five, six, seven tours, some of them after being injured. i served with a guy who had the fin of a rocket go through his tricep while he was standing in -- he was standing in gozny province and miraculous, the rocket didn't blow up and kill him, but he was eager to get back on his next tour. i was with someone who basically had her leg shot off, and her new leg, when i ran into her, she said, the navy fixed me up just fine and went on to her next assign

mark millet, the nation's highest military officer, deserves execution as in death. we realize no one is supposed to take mr. trump's word seriously, but what if some cranky does and decides to shoot general millieoath ," is out now. thank you for being on the show. what you make of the wall street journal warning? a lot of people say actually you are supposed to take what he says seriously. he has proved time and time again that he means what he says. >> look, i think you should take his statement seriously not just because he will act on them but because he draws people around them who will try to act on them themselves. these comments about mark bailey are reprehensible. i am offended that one american would say it against another, let alone a former chief executive saying against the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, a man who has served this country, it represented -- reprehensible. >> i heard you talking about this supposedly -- what trump and his supporters would say -- is the supposed that crime committed by general millie and you pointed out that it happens. you have communications with other countries and the fact is general milley was following your orders to call his counterpart

mark milley witnessed of trump's disrespect toward soldiers and wounded veterans. quote, "these sorts of moments which would grow in intensity and velocity were disturbing to millie.erved under his command. millie's family venerated the military, and trump's attitude towards the uniform services seemed successful, callus, and at the deepest human level, repugnant." founder of veterans of america, host of independent americans podcast, paul rykoff is here. amy is still with us. since i read this, i've been dying to talk to you about it. your thoughts? >> i'm not surprised. i'm encouraged that the stories are starting to get out. i think these stories have permeated throughout the pentagon and military for years. it's an important distinction for democrats to take advantage of because millie is an honorable person. he's the kind of person your kids look up to. he's got integrity, he's a true leader. sharp contrast to the disgusting human being that is donald trump. i've struggled with how to communicate all of this to my kids. i say, don't be like that guy. don't be like that guy. i think the democrats have to push that harder. that's why i'm encouraged this week th