will always a pleasure to speak to michael maloof, a former senior security policy unless than the office of the u. s. secretary of defense. you are very welcome. if true, michael. the claims being made by russia could have extraordinary consequences. but are we likely to see an unbiased international investigation into them? unfortunately, what's being uncovered is, is mind blowing, frankly and, and contrary to international law. but you've got to determine who, who runs international law these days and the un, and i doubt that it will get any serious exposure and scrutiny, even though they will have the documentation to support these allegations. and they're very disturbing allegations. and when is your report pointed out when newland victorian newland raise concerns about those passages getting into rush and hands. that's an alarms here in washington because it, it has a, it has raise questions about what are we doing over there? what is the, why is the u. s. exporting it's, it's any experimentation and biological warfare overseas. and the reason is because it's not allowed here. and s

s. secretary of defense, michael maloof. thank you. you know, now the russian defense ministry has confirmed on the naval flagship. the mosque was seriously damaged this week after a fire broke out, causing some of its munition to explode. the blaze has not been localized. its main missile, armaments are not said to help being damaged the ship in the block, c is not being towed to ports after its crew were evacuated to safety. the cause of the instant is still being investigated, but ukrainian officials claimed the cruiser was targeted by it's miss out on to the battle grounds in you create. ah, the russian ministry of defense has published salvage of anti tank missiles systems involved in the fighting in the video bottle. vehicles and troops provide cover by taking up key firing positions before it beating back ukrainian counter attacks. while with almost the whole city of morrow, you pulled now under the control of russian. anton, yet forces are senior correspondent, rock as to who has been following bottles in the key port for some

i'm joined by my guess, michael maloof in washington. he's a former pentagon seniors security policy analyst in raleigh. we have re, mcgovern, he's a former cia analyst, and in bath we have bruce got gun. he is a piece and justice activists across our rules and effect. gentlemen, so that means you can jump in and.

well let's welcome live onto the pro and i michael maloof, a former senior security policy analyst in the office of the us defense secretary michael, always good to have your company. thanks for taking the time today. maybe 1st we can start with the video itself. it was on the ukrainian commanders page. now, what's your thoughts? not? is that cur, listening over at what, phil and how it's made public or a deliberate. i designed to get a response here, particularly in the west. well, it certainly has created a response on the west. if you're speaking about boca, the entire western press is filled with combination of russia, making the allegation that it, that russian troops were responsible for the mass slaughter there. i think it's my, my, i'm, i'm, i'm withholding any kind of judgment because i've seen this too many times where you have these false flags and you have act, you'd have elements within, even within the ukranian military, that it's to their interest to create these false flags and as a consequence, to try to lay blame in this case, it would be on russia. i think there has

we've used it though, it works quite well against the tank and the former pentagon analyst, michael maloof, says western countries seem to be running out of spare weapons to send to ukraine or caves. forces are burning through their supplies too quickly. united states and the european countries are dipping now tremendously into their existing storages of, of stockpiles of, of weaponry. they haven't really gotten the production capability geared up for a war time production. and frankly, i don't think the united states even contemplated let alone the european countries contemplated that they would be having to provide this much weaponry to, to ukraine. they probably initially thought that ukraine would fall in just a few days, but they haven't, they're holding on. and, and as a consequence, there supplies, existing stock piles in europe are being depleted. we're coming to a point where these weapons are going to become a hard to, to come by dependent upon how much ukraine needs a, for example, it takes a week to, to send a shipment of javelin, say, use them in one day, the logistics of all

s. space agency, nasa, former pentagon, security analyst, michael maloof, questions. the credibility of the western media is use of satellite images in its coverage of the war and ukraine. it's a contractor, it's a defense contractor, so it provides unclassified photographs of areas that they can request. and you put in the request and the one the satellite goes over that particular area it'll snap the shot. now the important thing to remember here is that these are just a moment in time. these pictures have got to be put into a context. and also the date, the, the longitude latitude in order to ensure credibility and that there, they weren't something that occurred like 6 months ago. russia's top diplomat has said that trade in national currencies will intensified between moscow and quote, strategic partner india. on a visit to new delhi survey lab, i've explained that western controlled financial systems have shown they can no longer be trusted. the reason for moving. ready to national gallon systems again absolutely. and the reliable nature. ready the bars, we don'

i'm joined by my guess, michael maloof in washington. he's a former pentagon senior security policy analyst in raleigh. we have re, mcgovern, he's a former cia analyst, and in by we have bruce got gun. he is a piece and justice activists cross up rules and effect gentlemen. so that means you can jump in any time you want. okay, michael, let me go to you 1st here. i'm no one ever since the, the conflict started on on february 24th. there's, there's been this not home. ah, many about how we can help ukraine. there's not much about talking about how to bring peace. okay. so how, what is the policy end here is there, have they thought about it? because given recent history, they haven't thought about the law of unintended consequences, or is there a game plan here? are they just winging it? go ahead michael. i think there is a game plan and it's not to bring peace. i think. and, and ukraine is just cod in this, in the, in a much larger strategic picture, a, by the biden administration. and as a near cons, it what it really is is not only to

i'm joined by my yes, michael maloof in washington. he's a former pentagon seniors security policy analyst in raleigh. we have re, mcgovern, he's a former cia analyst, and in bath we have bruce got gun. he is a peace and justice activist, cross our rules and effect gentlemen. so that means you can jump in any time you want. okay, michael, let me go to you 1st here. i'm, you know, ever since the, the conflict started on, on february 24th there's, there's been this home ah, many about how we can help ukraine. there's not much about talking about how to bring peace. okay. so how, what is the policy end here is there, have they thought about it? because given recent history, they haven't thought about the law of unintended consequences, or is there a game plan here? are they just winging it? go ahead, michael. yeah, i think there is a game plan and it's not to bring peace. i think m m, ukraine is just cod in this, in the, in a much larger strategic picture, a by the biden administration. and as a mere cons, it what it really is is not only

what is the west policy goal in all of this crafts, sucking escalation, i'm joined by my yes, michael maloof in washington. he's a former pentagon seniors security policy analyst in raleigh. we have ray mcgovern . he is a former cia analyst, and in bath, we have bruce got gun. he is a peace and justice activist cross that rules and effect gentlemen. so that means you can jump in any time you want. okay michael, let me go to you 1st here i'm you know, what ever.

from one of the course live it to micro maloof a former senior pentagon security policy analyst. michael, thanks for being with us to help us wrap our minds around these things. ok, so washington, if i get this correctly, is resurrecting a world war 2 era, lend lease law to more efficiently provide military a to ukraine. does this mean more tanks and jets for q cert? puddle? probably a heavy armor and it's heavier armor and heavier weapons? generally, i don't know that it'll be jets per se, cuz that that is politically risky in terms of no fly and, and a provocation. and it jets, unlike a tank, are more offensive cable, more offensive, capable than that, and then the tank would be, or, or javelin missile. so it's, it's just a matter of degree of complexity and, and hardware and whether it's a going to be a heavy weapon or not. my question is, what does washington game from any of this? there's the ukraine is just a cog in a larger picture here. that's they, they, it's, it's unfortunate that so many deaths are occurring on both sides. the problem is, is that washington, if they wanted to