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cited in a conversation with his colleague , the head of the joint e-e staffs of the us army, marco milia fourth part of the personnel if we remember that the russian army when it entered ukraine had a strength of about 180,000 personnel and losses in direct personnel of 402,000, which are reported by the general staff there if we do not count the wounded the meaning of the loss for the russian army. at the same time, the military officer discussed with mili the situation at the front and that i personally singled out all the conversations that the military officer says that it is necessary to provide further support to ukraine, first of all, with artillery, which says that the artillery is stored let me remind you that the russian army has about 1,500 samples of artillery of various calibers, if we are talking about samples of nato artillery of caliber 155 mm, we received about 400 samples of these types of weapons, i think that we really need mostly because now there is enough ammunition, but given the need to contain the enemy in a separate direction, we need artillery in addition to

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telephone conversation with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states, general marko miliry compared estimates of the loss of the occupiers in the war in ukraine the commander-in-chief for isa thanked mila and the american citizens for their active support in protecting the ukrainian people and the common values ​​of freedom and democracy. in general, according to the data of the general staff, russia lost almost 43,000,400 of its soldiers in ukraine at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. they were killed. they came as tourists but filmed propaganda materials. and were taken to the police station after the check, both visas were canceled and they were banned from entering the eu for three years, the editorial office of the publication explained colleagues could not ignore the latest events in estonia and made materials about the ban on issuing visas to russians and depriving the soviet tank t-34 of the status of a monument, an undesirable person montenegro declared a non-rat person of a russian diplomat he must now leave the country within seven days about this it is

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. >> cians are tak precaution also rning ife pf a teaw to taiw get thwit needs to defend american milys including an aircraft carrier in closing proximity to the island. john. >> dickerson: adam yamaguchi in taiwan. federal judge sentenced a texas man to the longest prison sentence so far related to the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. 489-year-old guy reffitt was sentenced to more than seven years after bringing a handgun to the capitol as he confronted police during the attack. a member of the far right militia group the texas percenters, we have r reffitt was the first to stand charges stemming from the attack. ahead, could dplais at america's busiest port delay the holiday season. his underhand sky serve? on fire. his grilling game? on point. and his a1c? ron is on it. with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c... it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fata

counteroffensive another conversation took place today in a permanent format yarmak salvan zaluzhny mili the topic of the conversation i understood the content positive and the details i think it is unnecessary to meet today with chef jose andres, the founder of the international humanitarian organization volt center kitchen, he has been feeding people in countries that have become victims of war for more than 10 years or a natural disaster, a successful restaurant operates in america, one of the most famous and influential people in the world since the first days of russia's full-scale war against our country, his organization started work on the border with poland for immigrants, later expanded its activity in many cities of ukraine , already 5,000 people, more than 130 million people work there dinners prepared for our citizens agreed with mr. andrees on the expansion of such a humanitarian mission, in particular, to the area that is gradually freed from the russian occupation. i want today i would also like to thank all ukrainians and all citizens of our friendly countries who help t

security issues, jako bomsullivan, and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff committee, marco miliforeign media so that the world community knows the whole truth about the war in ukraine tv channel rada nationwide marathon the only news these were the main news for the moment the marathon will continue my colleague hanna ominay and nazar, long for their word. well, we will see each other in less than an hour, colleagues. thank you olya. thank you olya . in this hour, we will talk about the prospects of restoring the nuclear program in ukraine, how realistic is it, why is it so active, russia is producing fakes , and of course about the explosions in crimea about the so-called cotton non-ominous attention so we are starting in the temporarily occupied sevastopol in crimea , an air alert was announced, this is reflected on the official map of air alerts of ukraine, at the same time , telegram channels already reported that in sevastopol explosions are heard, and the router reports that there were at least four of them. they assume that it is at the air base. for safety, they also pub

we're also told at no point did ukrainian soldiers use this thessians storms her mily fled,crand being a theo they tried to escape. >> my older daughter couldn't sleep at night for the next month, she said. the yoingest didn't make a sound, only blinking with her eyes. almost looking like a dead baby. >> they say they came back home because this is their home, hoping this time they will be able to stay charlie dag ata cbs news in kherson province, ukraine. >> o'donnell: and in one europe taliban ruled of afghanistan the taliban has collapsed wim and girls have had their basic rights stripped away. imtiaz tyab spoke to one come taking action. >> the intelligence officers started banging on her daughter, 25 year old tamana paryani began filming, broadcasting to the world as she begged for help. we met the woman's rights activist at a state house. >> the only weapon i had was my camera. i did it so that i could show the world what the taliban are really like. what kind of group they are. and how they seek to forcefully silence women. >> how long were you in prison for? >> for about one mo

and i talk about the the treatment of the vietnamese villagers as a a very ugly story and then the mili massacre would be the the highest example of it, but it was going on in the smaller scale everywhere in the in the field that i saw and i was in three different units. so the third thing the third lie the biggest lie of all is that we were saying from the very beginning we're winning this war. and changing the body counts lying lying lines. that's what characterizes war and to this day. the characterizes the united states government approach to war lies lies. the only way to get people involved in a war wanting to fight a war and supporting the war and to do that. they will go to know to any end. they will go to any end to calaminate to. alan you're a writer. propagandize propagandize propagandize. yes. this was what it was like when we worked together. you in the book you spoke about your father's challenges with the evolutionary evolution of wall street the sandy while and the building of bundling of financial services, and i want to ask you how do you see the challenges for old men

point of view of israeli air strikes into the gaza strip targeting actual islamic jihad commanders or mili militants. on the other side islamic jihad rocket fire into israel has been fairly limited to southern israel in and around the gaza strip including the city of sderot, where we're coming to you right now. yesterday night in a massive barrage, the initial barrage by islamic jihad, they fired longer-range rockets up to and including tel aviv and the outskirts of central israel. according to israeli prime minister yair lapid, however, israel does not seek a further confrontation, and addressing the israeli public yesterday as well as the international community prime minister lapid said our fight is not with the people of gaza. islamic jihad in his words are an iranian proxy that wants to destroy the state of israel and kill innocent israelis. the head of islamic jihad is in tehran as we speak. and according to israeli prime minister yair lapid israel will do whatever it takes to defend our people. that was lapid yesterday afternoon. we should mention, however, if there's one silver lin

. >> whaagain, wrealut kid to sch milies eatg a you want to dif gtorate owh it's time to play. >> the or the free command is important. if we're going to tell our dogs you have to work and listen, we have to tell them how to break. when we're placing or we're crating or downing or whatever -- >> she didn't know which one to do? >> give me the ball. >> exactly. the break command is that. break. and she can have what she wants. it's important to give your dog that release command. >> excellent. i don't know if our viewers heard that, i did the break with copper. >> you're ahead of the game. >> we got a little more time here. we're talking before, all dogs are different, too. ght thk u know what you' doin you get a dog that's not responding. >> the biggest thing is understand there's no exact science to training animals. it's really about the dog that's in front of you. they may respond to treats. she obviously responds to a ball. you want to make sure you're patient, you're creative. i look at dog training as an art form, to teach your dog and mold them with creativity. >> and consisten

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republicans say it is dangerous and will target american milies for audits. you to understand more is former irs commissioner, john koskinen. thank you for joining us. i want to start with baseline facts about the irs. since 2010, the irs has seen significant budget cuts, nearly 20%, and their staff numbers are down that same amount. the agency currently has about 80,000 full-time staffers, for reference. this bill could double that amount, adding another 80,000-plus staffers over 10 years. does the irs need that many? is the problem that large? john: i'm not sure how they came up with the 80,000 number. between now and 2031 when the bill expires and funding expires, anywhere from 35,000 to as many as 50,000 employees will retire because they are eligible. they will have to be replaced. in terms of the growth of the irs, i always thought if i could get back to 20,000 that i lost while i was there, that would be a major step forward. lisa: what is the need? what have the budget cuts done, and what is your understanding now of the agency? john: i think the fund

. >> how do you see how the china welcome you with military milie an exercise and sanctions against taiwani think that whatever china was going to do, they will do in their own good time. it's really important for the message to be clear that in the congress, house and senate democrats and republicans are committed to the security of taiwan in order to have taiwan be able to most effectively defend themselves. >> reporter: from the moment she touched down in her military jet pelosi receiving a big reception from the welcome sign written in english to crowds along the way as she met with members of parliament. >> we come in friendship. >> reporter: china reacted with fury announcing more live-fire exercises, fighting jets and according to taiwan hitting hair president's office with a cyberattack. that's because china views taiwan as its territory and president xi jinping is trying to cement control with a third term this fall only last week warning president biden in a marathon call that on taiwan those who play with fire will perish from it. the speaker also responding to critics saying th