other surprises, in particular political or military-political, when the well - known general mark milli ukraine has reached the maximum on all fronts in view of the potentials and now it seems that we need to prepare a raft to solve the issue on the diplomatic front why exactly mark milli why exactly him and why exactly now or are there any such risks and we do not know about them yet in in february, general milli said that ukraine would fall in three days, this did not happen, i do not want to say that the chairman of the committee of the chief of staff of the united states armed forces is not a committee person, in any case, general milli acts as he allows him to act the paradigm, accordingly, has really spent huge resource opportunities, and against the background of these achievements , based on these achievements, in american practice, it is advisable to move to a purely negotiating station to end the conflict by reaching certain diplomatic agreements, but we are not following american patterns, general zaluzhny recently stated that no negotiations the armed forces of ukraine will

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zaluzhnyi, the ukrainian army liberated 12 settlements in the kherson region american general mark millit in the war in ukraine , more than 100,000 russian soldiers were killed and wounded, according to the official data of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, as of the morning of november 10, russia lost 78,690 people in ukraine in the last day alone, the armed forces of ukraine destroyed 740 orks with the beginning of the great war the russians have already lost in ukraine 280 tanks, 5,682 armored fighting vehicles, 1,805 artillery systems, 393 rocket launchers, 205 anti-aircraft defenses, 278 aircraft, 260 helicopters, 4,242 units of automotive equipment 16 ships, boats - 399 cruise missiles 1,499 drones 159 units of special equipment so the armed forces of ukraine are chasing the russians in the kherson region ukrainians are preparing for the belarusian offensive on the northern borders of ukraine well, a fabulous bali for lavrov lavrov is going to the meeting of the g20 instead of putin, that's all we're talking about let's talk for the next hour, we are in touch with o

milli assumed that the same was the case on the ukrainian side.n the basis of what milli drew such conclusions , he did not elaborate at the time. he added that according to his estimates, ukraine was about 40,000 civilians were killed today, the spokesman of the president of ukraine, serhii nikiforov, in a public comment, said that only the commander-in-chief, the minister of defense or the supreme commander-in-chief of ukraine should provide reliable information about the losses. he added that president zelensky will make public the official data, when i quote, the right moment will come, because nikiforov said it, it is sensitive information. well, to evaluate from a diplomatic point of view the data on the dead ukrainian soldiers given by ursula von der leyen and the subsequent deletion of this quote . listen to the hypothetical expert calculations, what are the losses, who died, who was injured, because when they say they lost 100 people, relatively speaking, in reality there are many nuances, some of these people were injured, some died, and

will have to sweat one of the main reasons is that the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general milli in the article. yes , the new york times released a personal piece of advice given to the president. he said that the ukrainians had exhausted. the possibilities they have now is time for them to start negotiating between the lines of statements or they can regarded as a hint on the outskirts, a difficult situation for ukrainians. there is no electricity , no energy, no fuel, often there is not enough food and water. not to mention the heaviest losses of more than 100,000 killed and hundreds of thousands wounded, in other words, things are bad about the need for negotiations due to the preparation of the russian winter offensive, which promises to be crushing and aimed at the final defeat of the ukrainian army and regime. so, on the one hand, the administration calls for spending more money on obviously without a reliable and orderly event with a different chairman of the joint committee. chief of staff. says ukraine that her card bit it's time for the negotiating table. yes, the spir

general millie fully supported me on that.i knew making that transition from reorganization of force and balancing the personnel system new equipment to deal with china and russia that i would need more money in as much as i was going to go back and ask congress for that at the end of the day because president trump's good at getting extra money band of the day we had to do a lot of our ownn internal work to get rid of the we could make some hard choices. that's why the "night court" began. we traduced r. six modernization projects to the army everything from long-range precision fire -- with a team presented me the budget i didn't see it in there. i called them back in and said i want all private in their current --nk enterprise orders ranked and the one that we are building the army modernization on had to come first. people came in and through a series of meetings the chain of command and that i 50 hours reviewing program after program and at the end of the day we freed up over 40 some billion dollars cut 186 programs. my v

later pulled general milli aside, and i told him check on it. let's make sure nothing's going on into our surprise. there was planning happening and i assume it was kind of layers below the commander and dod likes to lean into things and for all they knew that was guidance coming from the white house. i don't know exactly how it flowed, but that was my assumption and i shut it down immediately because i just thought it was completely foolhardy. it wasn't the right way to address the problem and look we have a problem on the border. we need border security. we need to know who's coming across and and what they're bringing, but the solution wasn't a quarter million troops that i didn't have the begin with it's beefing up dhs. it's giving dhs the the officers the material the resources they they need to do it. and so i kind of shut that down immediately and put the word out if anybody in dod or dhs or whatever has a problem come see me and i'll deal with it because at the end of the day nobody was going anywhere unless i signed the deployment order

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joint chiefs of staff who said recently in the western press that it's time to sit down and talk. milly also said quote, we've seen the ukranian military fight the russian military to a standstill. now what the future holds is not known with any degree of certainty, but we think there are some possibilities here for some diplomatic solutions. retired us army colonel douglas mcgregor, who was the talk planner for general wesley clark, when he was nato commander. and who has actually seen battle in iraq and elsewhere, unlike stilton berg, who may or may not have gone to war with the photocopier and ended up with a paper kite is also saying that negotiation is the best off ramp you grin. hands are in bad shape. they're not prepared for what's coming. the russian so now repeatedly at night demonstrated their ability to target precisely energy, fuel, transportation, and so forth. he knows that the ukrainians are running out of those things. it won't be long before they run out of food. it won't be long before they're freezing . it's time to negotiate. but unlike pentagon officials, the ameri

takeisha, millie, shelley, ramon, they were all there at mcdonald's.t offered them a respite from the streets, it allowed them to escape the heat with the cold use the bathroom, allowed them , to charge their phone, use the internet. it was basically a community center where people did not judge them. host: this is true througho the country. guest: yep. host: what is it replacing in our society? guest: the town square in some ways, the community center. i think people -- when i write about mcdonald's and how it has become this ad hoc community center, where people who live on the streets can gain a moment of dignity by rejoining society and not being stared at and being allowed to go there. you go to any mcdonald's and there are pele there like keisha and millie, people living on the cusp. yothem in a booth, maybe with their old cell phone with cracks o or maybe with a bible. i would say in many ways, libraries fill that role too. host: how does mcdonald's management feel about this? or the local managers? guest: i don't know. host: do you ever see man

of ukraine and poland, at least at least at the first stage, but there is still very briefly mark milli and whom we mentioned about his work during the murder of rammstein. does not believe that ukraine will be able to defeat russia militarily, and we also know that mark miley is one of the supporters of the idea of ​​starting negotiations with russia as soon as possible, by the way, this now coincides with zelensky's admission yesterday that there are signals from western partners that russia which she conveys about the fact that she is ready for direct negotiations with ukraine. what do you think about this, uh, is this not the case again? relations between the two sides have become strained. they just found a very good common language. the most important thing about the final press conference of mine and the guests is that mili himself did not push for negotiations, he simply tried to explain his military logic, he says that now, relatively speaking, ukraine, due to the decisive actions of the armed forces, liberated 50% of the territory that was captured from but the remainder is 20

joint chiefs of staff who said recently in the western press that it's time to sit down and talk. milly also said quote, we've seen the ukranian military fight the russian military to a standstill. now what the future holds is not known with any degree of certainty, but we think there are some possibilities here for some diplomatic solutions. retired us army colonel douglas mcgregor, who was the top planner for general wesley clark, when he was nato commander. and who has actually seen battle in iraq and elsewhere unlike stolen, berg who may or may not have gone to war with the photocopier and ended up with a paper. chi is also saying that negotiation is the best off ramp you grinning is are in bad shape. they're not prepared for what's coming. the russian so now repeatedly at night demonstrated their ability to target precisely energy, fuel, transportation, and so forth. he knows that the ukrainians are running out of those things. it won't be long before they run out of food. it won't be long before their freezer, it's time to negotiate. but unlike pentagon officials, the american nat

takeisha, millie, shelley, ramon, they were all there at mcdonald's. it offered them a respite from the streets, it allowed them to escape the heat with the cold use the bathroom, allowed them , to charge their phone, use the internet. it was basically a community center where people did not e th. host: thiis true throughout the country. guest: yep. host: what is it replacing in our society? guest: the town square in some ways, the community center. i think people -- when i write about mcdonald's and how it has become this ad hoc community center, where people who live on the streets can gain a moment of dignity by rejoining society and not being stared at and being allowed to go there. you go to any mcdonald's and there are people there like keisha alie,eople living on the cusp. you see them in a booth, maybe with their old cell phone with cracks on it or maybe with a bible. i would say in many ways, libraries fill that role too. host: how does mcdonald's management feel about this? or the local managers? guest: i don't know. host: do you enage chasin

can indicating the buckman, you need to be got it a little much dual them yet we millennial milli. didn't to eat fish. they boil water live in a manner linden so many lola water in the garage hall. glad to say it didn't all say left, but a body, a lazy, tiny little room. i would have been told martinez, northern family farming chat news in port or press any key w inigo. yeah. lawsuit example and pare down a little more. you're more than that, but there us, so this is this program as the, you know, this year and a half an hour. is it about that? yeah, yeah. we're not gonna deny defendant. what we're assess players. wilton, more brutal. it impede is at least a cell no point, as i said. now that is the importance you can move on to offend people. nope, we don't want anybody in a single point. well, go do a little under one name. hello, lined up with a new woman bugging up something a according to patient. more creative. yeah. some more the next day. yep. and then people were coming in to help with getting up your top black or you didn't wanna tell them with a with can more they may, i

man, if to hon, you're going to ch any much cheer that out to milly. there was even an poseida man . order to get body dot on began. i resent megan game, mom for sure. mom boy. and by choice body. doran man named and am nego canal job. a shot a mom, but our names and, and get it man. batch auto baby now had a bad in a board dan batch. i got timidly bored. dan presided my wool, that by choice you get will that i'm the mom but will not we shall regard as young got out of that, i get them. what does sugar and over 1 am a my goal is to play for our national team in 2 and t $22.00 katara ford cup. i'm trying to do my best there and i'm sure i would play the publisher going. she was more to them. now. we turned into johnny, johnny, bethany moshe, between our job initiative, i went to the care, you know, i'll go goblin it. of all those to do to you on your own, you can see that to your military oscio well on, on that event, at the vote to get love of thought doubly john was only in master me. i think about him so much more push to go to condition dot mutual n

about bob escalade or the short slot that needs the od millie delaware. ah, a ah ah. well, oh oh oh oh i ah it oh oh, i knew i get a bill and they get this from this shift for me. visiting. ah, was all my talk to me or go to school tomorrow. you're still miss nicole, you're going to go home. okay, little was what the goals and the girl ah, metal music about the you'll, you'll is just a ballpark of use for the yeah. when the money is due to a total, another you know with what is to suddenly mulish, you see me and i'm is like him the in the saw on the mid done the man you got, i mean you, when you see it, you may be of a commission, look at the came over on the floor is yes, you will allow good us net know, sell us bill a certain year below those names. thing ever mug of young young cost day because white star. so it's going to last them guess it as a bush, but it will. it was it zed? ah, with a guy a o. morgan rain. rewrite a question from a quick bank no slumber. a gave a deep breath. let's say song. spoke of salus feels a need in that's with thing. it's they out mach

about barbara scavullo you should stop nicea milly, delaware. ah, i oh, i a ah luis hunter, russian state. oh, never. i've stivers, i'm phoning nor santini davis with within 55 when. okay, so mine is professional speaking when else calls with will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia for date and school ortiz spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube and pinterest, and with whom is the aggressor today i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly grown. i think, you know, the, just a moment when you say you mostly mind or wish you were banding all imports of russian oil and gas news. i know they plenty of those with joe, by imposing the sanctions on russia. you know, has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang. oh, i knew i get a bill and they get this from this. she's visiting. ah, was all my talk to me or go to school tomorrow. you're still miss nicole, you're going

yeah. milly tele ah, i then i ah, with ah, ah luis counter russian state will never be outside as i'm phoning santini div asking him then i'll send them a week within the 55 with will van the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia for date and c r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube. with me as actually sound safety and embraces naziism is a joke. all of a sudden you're placing the position where i can defend myself. now, i don't have to be afraid any walk on one hand, i'm terrified that they're going to find that i'm jewish. but on the other, i think it's so far away. i distinctly remember my mom sitting me down one night and her st. john, they're going to her, you one guy hunched me behind my ear when i heard somebody so now in the rest of the punches, who started flying in? somebody shouted out, died, you boy died. and at that point i knew they're stuck back. remember i had an indian doctor, they came in and looked and said i, there's no medical reason why you're, you should be alive. you to find something to believe. john st

but it was born in new milly years now like the deal with it because i only got the dealer to come by to what the deal i i this case a dear participant column, which is right now we see just now what you see of woocommerce today. is ration, but the you on the muzzle for our part when we will put a, b, c, a doom served up with sort of grizzlies. what he was going to puerto on the toyota though wishing portia. he up on usually also getting a stall, a w, a protocol that they do because also to check, mitchell got to run your vocally kid in the literature. now, god is quite a bit more than a macro. was what the deal is. i look on seaman, you think you want to put it on the cd, the supposed to punish of all of their shame italy scrub which go on. you know that much. all you go to the hollow will the ph book, anybody else's lang up on the official, i see that all of those are going to give them your p. c. we have all of this is on your policy of like you, okay. well this is so low that she was real prostitute. that, that though it's a little more crim any tend to even any used to she was wh

, and therefore it is necessary to try to consolidate these achievements at the negotiating table, millilication conveys this position at internal meetings of the top officials , on the other hand, other high-ranking officials note the new york times in particular, the advisers of president biden do not support such a position, believing that neither side is ready for negotiations and that any pause in hostilities will only give the kremlin an opportunity to regroup the troops ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi said that ukraine does not agree to negotiations with the russian president in an interview c he said that at the moment he does not see moscow's desire to make peace on kyiv's terms, i will remind you that the kremlin declares that the withdrawal of russian troops from kherson to the left bank of the dnipro will not change the status of the annexed kherson region well, and how the defeat in the south of ukraine will affect putin 's political weight in the world, what is important. of ukraine ivana klymposh-tsentsadze i greet you good evening ivan please tell me, we already h

and i don't, i truly gentlemen don't have my head around who's really promoting negotiations. millie a so and then the russians, the villains gave what's going on here, george, can you make any sense of this all, or is this the father war and intentional dis information which comes with every conflict? go ahead, jordan. well i, i tend to think that there is a intentional disinclination. i mean, obviously they're arkansas among the u. s. military one to stand these things that ukraine cannot go on fighting this war forever. the casualties sustain on your end is that ultimately it's infrastructure can be totally just destroy it, to the point that it will be no power at all the entire country. so i think that they probably do think it was about maybe maybe it's time for some sort of a ceasefire. a nice few months during which we can replenish the forces to revise your brains flagging fortunes. but without any sense of how you can bring this to an end and you know, little, you know, a isn't going to buy into any idea. well, let's just freeze everything in place 34 months. and then allow

and we've got the processing unit which calculates the noise reduction signal, abolition in milli seconds. the unhealthy noise is altered less industry. and essentially we're creating a quiet zone around here where the drivers left and right is are, and within this quiet zone we're able to reduce low frequencies. and since a little c on the system aims to reduce noise by 50 percent which could make his life easier. michael shipment operates this kind of machinery after 8 hours a day that the ears take a real beating on a evening. you're toast 100 plus it's time to try out the device at a testing site for construction machinery instruction at a moran most reduction without head fights, which are practical on construction sites. wearing them too often can result in ear infections. machine operator micro stigma is going to test the prototype under normal conditions on on. and then i just like you to go for it. just do what you always do. what links a nice big holes and use the bucket a bit. ok, we'll do about super of you go have fun. can the pounding ra produced by this 25 ton machine reall

a lot more quiet there today, that was yesterday for that pre-thanksgiving yesty,at isjust shy of milli a post pandemic record, hit on the july 4th weekend this year a strong start to travel to kick off the holiday season after cancellations and staffing issues plagued airlines all year long. the industry looking ahead to sunday, that is the next big travel day. >> speaking of travel, we could be in for some trouble on the tracks. facing a growing risk of a crippling railroad strike in two weeks, reporter andrew hubner shares what that could mean for a supply-chain issue as we steam ahead into the holiday shopping season. >> reporter: trouble on the rails. >> it is a tense time in agriculture, particularly in california. >> reporter: after one of the 10 real reunions ejected the full deal, a strike is unit looming. >> california is dependon feed produce feed reporter: thstkebegin the day worrying local farmers. >> anything that will drive up the cost of products aning to b taken on by the farmers. >> reporter: from smaller producers to larger, everyone is affected. >> right now our econ

of the chiefs of general staff, but this uh, there are periodic conversations between the mineral millind the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and his chinese colleague or do i officially report although of course she is informed about what exactly they talked about, that is , i think that contacts are usually between the united states and china constantly now , the department is aware that the united states is constantly warning china that china should not help russia. it helped me circumvent sanctions. they did not supply russia with weapons or any components of weapons. such contacts are of course possible. it is possible, of course, that there are also contacts regarding the fact that the chinese contributed to russia not using nuclear weapons, i can believe that such contacts were definitely there, but it is difficult for me to connect this not transferring planes to ukraine in march with the fact that there were some contacts between by the united states and we are moving towards nuclear weapons. it seems to me that at the beginning of march, putin himself was sure that he wo

well, in my opinion, it is more important that we pay attention to our attempt to defeat tell general millie chairman of the day-to-day committee of the chief of staff of the us armed forces, not for the first time, and at the same time, the presence of the us defense minister indicates that the military solution of the ukrainian russian war is the complete liberation of the russian territory of ukraine captured by russia. decisions to what extent is this the personal opinion of the general, or is it not some kind of signal from moscow and kiev that is discussed in washington that is discussed with the administration what is the opinion of the president of the united states? i have to admit that i don't quite understand why he is saying that, but i had the opportunity to talk with my colleagues, taylor and steve, for a few hours in june, and i know that in general he thinks that america should send more advanced weapons to ukraine, which the administration is not yet ready to hand over. and that is why his statement in this week was given to you, and i was surprised, and i am sure that you

has top military officer general mark milly went against the white house's official line saying that since neither russia nor ukraine can hope to achieve a military victory, the time had come for diplomacy piece. which signals a significant turn. just last month, when 30 members of us congress progressive democrats quietly sent a letter to president biden, calling for negotiations. the blowback, much of it on social media was so bad that the letter was withdrawn. that same day, the group leader felt compelled to offer a clarification. every war ends with diplomacy, she said, and this one will to, after a ukrainian victim, nobody in washington wants to be labeled as soft on russia or somehow sympathetic toward pollutant. and we saw that play out in the media coverage, and a lot of the reaction was ironic because very shortly after the letter was retracted, we learned that the national security adviser to president biden, jake sullivan, has in fact been talking to the ukrainians about the possibility of negotiations, he's been talking to senior advisors to president putin and western s

and i think general milly understands that that is why there were voices in washington. no cold trying to go see it's not because it's, it's a good point particularly because they know the lot worse to come for ukraine after the new year. yeah. well, anthony, i don't want to sound like put too much of a hard line or but if they're in negotiations and as far as i can see, it's ukraine, the negotiations for ukraine to surrender, to avoid what gilbert just said, go ahead, anthony. pretty much the question is, the longer the fanatics in p f, keep this thing going well, more territory like the cry and risks losing eminently. and i want to mention this continuing attack on the ukrainian power grid because it's, it's absolutely crucial this. i mean, at the moment it's minus 7 in level the wolf has lost 80 percent of it had our peers has lost something like 67 or 70 percent of it. this can't go on much longer . and the point is the ration right. continuing, not stuffing and the ukrainians have no effective way of stopping these very, which actually targeted missiles which cause

general milly have suggested that a winter lull in fighting would be a good moment for ukraine and russia to sit down at the table and try to negotiate . kiev says that a stalemate would simply allow russia to consolidate its gains, whose ray the ukrainians? because when they have momentum at the moment it's, it was the, the house on retreat by the witness was a very significant militant military blow to the russian army. good was completely different from the ukrainian victory am hark if they, if they were very fast, the rushes were surprised. they didn't have their strongest forces there. but in the house one they had this one was forced elite troops and they've, they've been edison so, so it was really a significant loss for the russians. the momentum as on the ukranian side. and what put in once he wants to have a pause because he wants to rebuild his army and he needs to we both his army and if, if the ukrainians pressure on her, he will have problems too too. we concede the or we built his army, and in fact maria, he needs to rebuild because at least according to the same us general

american partners, the leader unites the committee of the chiefs of staff of the united states, general milli says that it may occur. balance in combat operations in ukraine yes , it may occur, but eh - that is why if the usa will not provide us not only the usa, but other western partners will not provide us with offensive weapons , they will not provide weapons that can neutralize russian attacks, in particular from the air, that is, air defense systems anti-missile weapons, if our help from our western partners is adequate and will provide us with an advantage, namely a technical advantage, then there will be no balance in hostilities and we will be defeated by the russians. so here a lot depends on the americans themselves, if they act too restrained . there will be corresponding results, so in this sense, i believe it is with our american partners that they need to work with both the democrats and the republicans because, for example, some republican senators speak in order to provide ukraine with fighter jets, in particular, the republicans, and in the context of the last elections, eve

s. joint chiefs chairman, mark, milly cited earlier this month. okay, so then where's the clarification with the updated accurate figures? what exactly is the source of this quote, external estimate that the you consider to be legitimate enough to have underline site in a speech, to someone at brussels, just write these speeches on their bathroom breaks or something, and then just pass it to vander lines, teleprompter person on the way back to their desk, why did russell simply delete the figure from everywhere, like the information never even existed. a spokesman for ukrainian president vladimir zalinski calls the 100000 figure extremely far from reality. ukraine's military chief had previously said that the figure of 9000 ukrainian true bloss is back in august. so why didn't the u commission site that as its source, it was picked up by the western press that is publicly available, just like the american estimate of the 100000. now, given the massive discrepancy between washington's estimate of finance replaces ads . what keeps military leadershi

with the recent statements of the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states, mark milli, that the time for negotiations has probably come, and also with the arrival jake sallin, the us president's national security advisor, to kyiv. and later , the director of pottery, who before that allegedly met in ankara with the head of russia's foreign intelligence, serhii naryshkin, about negotiations earlier stated and russia itself, although it did not specify what will happen to crimea and donbas, after all, i really hoped that certain administrative decisions would be made on this matter. and actually, there will be some kind of step towards forcing ukraine to sit down for this legal russian under the conditions at the summit, president zelensky announced the ukrainian peace formula and emphasized that the minsk three will definitely not happen. if russia says that it allegedly wants to end this war, let it prove it with actions. it is obvious that it is impossible to trust russia's words and there will be no minsk three, as well as russia will violate immediately after the co

of commentators, i see that there is attention to what was said, for example, by american general milli, who spoke about the possible slowing down of ukrainian offensive operations in ukraine, but probably politically, it was most broadly outlined by the american secretary of defense mr. austin in living we gather today as russia continues to target ukraine's civilian population and bomb its energy grid, but russia's deliberate brutality only deepens our resolve and we will continue to support ukraine's fundamental right to defend itself and defend the rules-based international order russia has launched another barrage of missiles against ukraine on purpose targeting the civilian infrastructure of ukraine, the tragic and disturbing incident in poland is another reminder of the recklessness of russia's war of choice and ukraine has a fundamental right to defend ourselves, we will continue to stand in solidarity with the people of ukraine who are defending their country, it is bad. thank you very much for your information. i will remind you that bohdan tsyupin was in contact with us in th

liberation of all territories, this happened after there was a statement at the end of ramstein , seven millif the commander of the armed forces, it is possible to say so and the united states so that they would understand what happened who said that he had doubts that ukraine would still be able to push out the russians everywhere on their own up to the borders of 1991, at least the closest ones in the near future. this is how podalyak suggested that a break could happen, for example wars when the russians well, for example, when the russians, for example, lose luhansk, which will be such a painful blow that they too, relatively speaking, will fall. well, on the other hand, the institute for the study of war published that their , their, their forecast about what putin further believes that he is capable of winning this war and achieving his goals, and his goal is to destroy the ukrainian state. in your opinion, who is more right here? well , the impression is that those who believe that putin does want to destroy the ukrainian state and he does not trust the army itself, hmm, how do they lo

more than 100,000, probably the same on the ukrainian side - this is a huge scale of human suffering, milli said, he did not specify how he got this information, so you can focus on it indirectly. the old country, the aggressor state, russia, that the possible detonation of the kakhovka hpp will be a declaration of war in this world quote i want to now and separately warn everyone in moscow who accepts the relevant the decision of any of your attempts to blow up the kakhov forest and flood our territory and dehydrate the zaporizhia npp will determine your declaration of war in this world, think what volodymyr zelenskyi will say to you then well, without exaggeration, the attention of the whole world is now focused on the ukrainian rooster , let us remind you that yesterday the minister of defense of the russian federation, sergei shoigu gave the go-ahead, so to speak, to the commander of the a-a special military operation, the so -called e surovikino, to withdraw the troops from kherson , that is, to leave our e right bank of the dnieper if talk about the kherson and mykolaiv regions. but f

you know, we had sold in kiev and then we have general milly, they joined chief of staff saying this is a good point. and before the interest that's in for negotiations, i think he said, any time there's an opportunity, you should seize it. ok. i mean, are they talking among themselves? are they making overtures? how do you read this? well, it is very difficult to discern what any of this about. it's hard to see how at this stage, any serious negotiations are possible. because what is that to negotiate about having said that, it's also hard to figure out exactly what is going on without question. the russian with roll from harrison city is politically a problem for russia. because now you can think of russia's initial objectives when he's launched a special military operations, which is demilitarization, denot, cation and deliberation, of don't ask and the guns, not none of these as it has yet been achieved. now this is what we've seen when the withdraw may well be just a, a strategic was role in preparation for the an offensive sometime during the winter, or maybe delayed, maybe int

you know, is a negotiation is going to break out, you know, we had sold in and then we have general milly, they joined, cheapest out saying this is a good point and before the winters that's in for negotiations, i think he said, any time there's an opportunity, you should seize it. ok, i mean, are they talking among themselves? are they making overtures? how do you read this? well, it is very difficult to discern what any of this about. it's hard to see how at this stage, any serious negotiations are possible. because what, what is that to negotiate about having said that, it's also hard to figure out exactly what is going on without question. the russian with roll from harrison city is politically a problem for russia. because now you can think of russia's initial objectives when it launched the special military operations, which is demilitarization denot, if occasion and deliberation of don't ask and look guns, not none of these as it has yet been achieved. now this is what we've seen when the withdrawn may well be just a, a strategic was role in preparation for the an offensive sometim