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trying to break a piece of plum, crossed seems to be imagining in the pattern west and front lines as nate, which you said openly, that the landscape should apologize to trump. nato secretary general mock router says he is not at liberty to say what was discussed, which is that he told zelinski, we have to respect what trump has done for you train so far. speaking to the bbc, he says zalinski must find a way to restore his relationship with his us count about donald trump of to the, to clashed in the white house. what do you think this means for ukraine? but yeah, margaret's a, he's the guy, he's trying to say the whole thing and he sees his was off his war, his gym, that going uh well, nothing anymore. and they know is because your of is not capable of waging a war against russia. this is actually what they want, and this is what you know, i'm telling all the time they want a war against russia, but they're not capable of it. the army is not good. the finance is now and that, and do is not playing alone anymore. so it's a disaster for them. oh, is that okay now i talked to you and officia

all of these special ups offices, nate, to combine those intelligence agents and the trusted stuff had unlimited access to always see reports like these from exact code and that's of little guns and forces positions too high resolution photos of logistical basis. oh, i see came to the dumbass carrying the banners of pacifism and non partisanship and left in plumes of mistrust and betrayal. the now the presidential election and i've caused. yeah, it has been won by the mine who's been acting head of states since november. but are going by secure nearly 54 percent of the votes in the 2nd route, that he will now leave the country for the next 5 years. the put in has already sent his congratulations in the victory and the election held in conditions of free . popular expression has confirmed the support of, of kazi and citizens, for your policy, of ensuring domestic political stability and the country sustained socio economic development. i trust that friendly allied relations between russia and because the will continue to strength and for the benefit of our brother lead peoples. the cent

so for example, lovely to talks on the sidelines here, and also nate to and brussels, what country potentially, what nato countries could replace those troops. this took, i'm told of, if the europeans wanted uh, could they have that right. and minerals deal, if the us minerals deal with ukraine is not going to be signed, is there a way you could replace that towards to have been going on in, in, in recent days about the money. this is being held, the russian money that's being frozen, $300000000000.00. west europe is taking the interest of that money. could they take all of that money and use it to fund european efforts and european supports for you cry. you know, here there's also talk of maybe not taking all of the money, but every time russia, so target in ukraine, for example, a power plant. could they take some of the money from the pulse building reparations. as it was, those are some of the ideas. it easily is proposing that there is a summit between the us and europe to kia who is here is suggesting 8 to take over the road as the piece broke. the role of the us, it is wanting to perfor

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instance, outside camden in arkansas, the highland industrial park where we build many of the munitions nate i have uses like the standard missile 3 and of 6. what are your thoughts on fully funding these programs so we can get up to full capacity in the facilities we have now for the navy, for the other services, as well as for foreign partners? mr. phelan: thank you for the question, senator cotton. i know it's an issue important to you. appreciated the time we got to spend in your office. if confirmed i will look into that. i think it's crazy to not have facilities running at full capacity. so if you're undercapacity, it just raises expense in effect. it's one of the things i've noticed when i've looked at all these different weapons programs. it seems like the next missile costs more than the first missile so you have no economies of scale. that's prescription for bankruptcy. i don't understand how the second and third one is not less than the first one. and that's something, if confirmed, we intend to dig into very hard and understand and i do think having more flexible manufacturing wh

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