we this idea of a naval base in china possibility?t know very much about the agreement _ possibility? we don't know very much about the agreement at _ possibility? we don't know very much about the agreement at all. _ possibility? we don't know very much about the agreement at all. we - possibility? we don't know very much about the agreement at all. we saw. about the agreement at all. we saw links and documents around five or so, days ago, but we have seen, we have not seen the full text. it seems to me that the claims about a chinese naval base are a bit of a stretch. it would certainly strengthen beijing's ties with the area by china, like all this has limited resources and to be frank, it is strategic priorities that do not lie in the south pacific, they rely on central asia and the south china sea. although it has been labelled an naval base and this feeds into growing concern in australia about china's power in the south pacific, ifeel australia about china's power in the south pacific, i feel will australia about china's power

the prime minister of the solomon islands denies he's come under pressure to host a chinese naval baseafter the parties — the fines. police hand out punishments to uk government officials — and there could be more to come. it's seven in the morning in singapore, and two am in kyiv where there appears to be a glimmer of hope following peace talks between russia and ukraine. the negotiations — in istanbul — were the first for a fortnight. ukraine confirmed it was prepared to be a neutral country and abandon ambitions tojoin the nato military alliance. for its part, moscow announced what looks like a change of military strategy —— it says russian troops will �*drastically reduce�* their operations around the capital kyiv. our first report is from steve rosenberg. away from the fighting, another attempt at diplomacy. delegations from ukraine and russia came to istanbul. but would there be any room for compromise? negotiating behind the scenes, the russian billionaire roman abramovich. today, the kremlin dismissed reports he'd been poisoned at a previous round of talks as an "information wa

russia has confirmed the death of one of its senior naval commanders.nformation war — hackers says they have manged to interrupt russian tv networks to reveal the horrors of the conflict. welcome to the programme. ten million people in ukraine — or around a quarter of the entire population — have now been forced from their homes by russia's attacks. those figures, from the united nations, show the extent to which more than three weeks of invasion and bombardment have devastated people's lives. most of the displaced are still within ukraine's borders — but more than 3 million have escaped to other countries. in the latest reports from mariupol — which has been under intense attack — an art school where 400 people had been sheltering is said to have been destroyed. among those who have made it out of the city are children, some of whom have been left with severe injuries. we'll have more on that shortly. these are the latest pictures we have from mariupol where local politicians say the bombardment is constant. they say russia is not letting in humanitari

the country naval training ship bill to the unadilla shipyards and turkey. these ships, another naval equipment are on display at hummer. ported cutter was part of dim decks, the annual maritime defense expo held in doha defense companies from around the world of gather to show the latest wears as potential buyers look for bargains that will give their navies an edge in any potential conflict. the new class of ship builder has emerged making stealthy, powerful warships at a price. many countries can afford. one of the newcomers, china is no expanding defense base was applying cheap, capable warships to its clients. you have geanargo exploding submarines to bangladesh, you know, in the southeast asia they were exploiting submarines to are you in pakistan. they're also having a footprint in africa very just certain countries which have tardies product like nigeria. so i dont not any tons of volume of these lessons. what altering tons of the tonnage of the vessels that i know now? oh, diversified it's, you know, oh, different classes of ship as well as its cons

the go together to make modern naval systems. so she has been building ships for a long time, but says with the 1000000 program we had the experience and the capability of designing our own ships, including the turkish subsystems, which gabby degree took is now building. worships for cutter pakistan, the u e. it sites also firmly fixed on lucrative asian markets like indonesia, hostile flexibility of a chief factors for success here. and these 3 countries are now building an ever increasing number of stealthy, powerful warships for tomorrow's navy's alex, the topless out a 0 go home of the world's top ranked women's tennis plan ash party has announced she's retiring from the sports at the age of 25 the 3 time grand slam champion deliver the shock news through an instagram post party says it's time for her to chase other dreams. it comes less than 2 months after she won the australian open success for me is, is knowing that i've given absolutely every, everything i can, i'm unfulfilled, i'm happy and i know how much work it takes

navy is positioning the naval ships in key areas in that region.any others that are taking place in key locations throughout the western european area. >> yeah, which is exactly what putin did not want and he is getting more of now. and congressman john garamendi, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for your work in lviv. >> appreciate it. still to come in this hour, shelter in place or leave? not knowing the future of the country, and that is the difficult decision that many ukrainians are facing right now. we have one mother's harrowing journey and her plea to the world coming up. strypapaper? luckily, there's biotrue hydration boost eye drops. biotrue uses naturally inspireded ingredients. and no preservatives. try biotrue! >>> welcome back. harrowing accounts from journalists on the ground in kyiv. take a look at this. >> run! [ bleep ] >> cars mark and everything, and the journalists are terrified. bullets hitting the car, and this is reporters for sky news and they were under fire from russian troops, and they have the press right there on

several naval bases at once can be said to be the whole of the enemy's naval forces.ght now, our army is focused on the main goal of completely liberating the donbass, that is, slamming the lid on the cauldron of the entire group of national battalions, look. russian special military operation armed forces on the territory of ukraine in general , the main tasks of the first stage of the operation have been completed. the combat potential of the ukrainian armed forces has been significantly reduced, which makes it possible to focus the main attention and main efforts on achieving the main goal of the liberation of donbass . significant damage has been inflicted on the armed forces of ukraine. won air supremacy the air force and the air defense system were practically destroyed the country's naval forces ceased to exist significant losses were suffered by all ground and air assault troops. we are following the statement of the leaders of individual nato countries about their intention to supply an aircraft and an air defense system to ukraine, if implemented, we will re

well , this happened at the main naval base. e united states of america san diego. the ship itself is large, it can carry up to 19. yes, pardon could carry up to 1900. the marines were based on it, up to twenty e vertical take-off aircraft on the sly, it was preparing for aircraft, and f-35b and could take on yourself up to 40. e helicopters. uh, sikorsky is a very powerful ship. well, this is its function, namely landing that is, it is an expeditionary ship, just designed for projection. e us forces in e. composition e. aren carrying a warrant dmitry well here to say if it is not recoverable, and if it is a defect and scrap metal, we can expect in the near future that it will be transferred as military assistance to ukraine. because this is not the first and not the last case when ukrainian troops are disguised. this same military aid is given all the oldest, decommissioned non-work. operating non -shooting, so i think that the ukrainian naval forces will soon be here is such a replenishment. uh, you can learn from, let's say, american technologists. they often use

you know, i don't think anybody would look at that and as automatically think have russian naval. i don't know. i feel like it could be very unreasonable. i can't understand why they would montague association with us and it does. it does make sense. i think in a way, i'd say there's thousands of flags for literally everything. there's a bunch of different countries where they already mix up flags, they kind of all at the same just depending on the color. so really i wouldn't say it's that big of a deal and it seems a little bit over the top. i think i probably would kinda like do the 2 together to be honest, i will of associated them both. ah get want to bring you some other news today. a large explosion in the city of peshawar in pakistan has killed at least 57 people with more than 100 injured. the blast occurred at a local she eyed mosque moments before friday. pers, local journalists now sierra da worse and this report from the scene of the deadliest terror attack in the country since 2018. they sucked the memo, you'd hope, which out is has that i'm standing here in the cultu

my employer that former employer in the naval war college. we were an academic. we are in academic institution. and as long as i indicated that i wasn't speaking for the institution i was able to express myself as i wished. so no, there won't be some unplugged version of my views but and certainly my views in this book are undiluted and unvarnished tom nichols you talk about illiberal democracy. can you just give us a basic liberal democracy and illiberal democracy definition and why illiberal democracy plays a role in your book? absolutely. i think people have gotten it into their heads that democracy simply means the majority always wins. we don't we are not a majoritarian democracy that way our constitution is founded on liberal small l liberal principles of the 19th century the 18th century tolerance. equality for the law rule of law secularism and so that a liberal democracy makes sure that even while people vote to do things that there are constitutional guardrails around what they vote to do that cannot contravene certain eternal principles that we all agr

the ships and other naval equipment are on display at home, a port in cover as part of dim decks, the annual maritime defense expo hilton, doha. defense companies from around the world of gather to show their latest wears as potential buyers. look for bargains that will give their navies an edge in any potential conflict. the new cloth of ship builder has emerged making stealthy, powerful warships at a price. many countries can afford. one of the new come, china is now expanding its defense base, was playing cheap, capable warships to its clients. you have j knob. exporting somebody in 2 days, you know, the se, asia, they, we, excluding somebody to even focused on. they are also having a footprint in africa, certain countries which have product like julia. so don't not need tons of volume of these lessons, but also in terms of the tonnage of the best and the china now diversified. it's, you know, different classes of ship as well as it's construction. italy too has been building advance frigates for egypt and has been helping cutters. navy expand significantly . turkey's navy is devel

the go together to make modern naval systems. so k has been building ships for a long time, but says with the 1000000 program, we hit the experience and the capability of designing our own ships, including the turkish subsystems, which gaming theory, turkeys now built in warships for cutter pakistan and the u. e. it sites also firmly fixed on lucrative asian markets like indonesia, hostile flexibility of the chief factors for success here. and these 3 countries are now building an ever increasing number of stealthy, powerful warships for tomorrow's navy's alex topless. al jazeera doha, jennifer sports s e t f bag farley will start with tennis and ref on the bell will miss up to 6 weeks of competition after suffering. a stress fracture in his ribs, the spending complained of a chest issue doing sundays. final ed indian wells in california, although the match an adult, reveal the struggle to breed throughout the confess, saying he felt like a needle was inside his chest, causing a lot of pain. rafa will now focus on being fit for t

fleet -- a naval fleet threatening taiwan.e the russian invasion. or i should say the re-invasion, because the exact same thing happened under the obama-biden administration. they went into command. yet, we are supposed to be surprised when they go back because they see the week" administration, the biden administration? general milley spent more time on kruger race theory when he should have opened a book about how to wage wars. [applause] what we have now? we have veterans who are being turned away, we have a military purge and an income -- unconstitutional vaccine mandate. if you serve our nation, if you are able to go to work and put food on the table for your family. let me be clear, i am not for woke-ism. i am not for critical race theory in our education and military systems. i am not for unconstitutional vaccine mandates and masking of our children. as a father, it is shameful when i watch kids have to go to school and be taught that america is bad. how many of us feel that america is the best nation on earth? [applaus

guest: as a naval officer, i can speak about the russian navy, but i have worked several times at places that had to deal with all elements. much of this is not a surprise. the extent of the logistics planning and failure to execute a rational military operational plan is the part that is most surprising, but equipment that is not kept up to standards or training of a conscript army -- these are all consequences that were foreseen and understood on the russian military itself. no surprises on that part, but the biggest surprise is ukraine's performance with western equipment. guest: number one, russia started off in ukraine with a terrible plan. they had this idea that they would do these deep drive under runs, where there would drive quickly, relatively small groups of forces to the ukrainian cities and somehow that would scare the defenders into giving up. obviously, that did not happen. it was a terrible plan. they would have other problems in this war, which is some of what was mentioned. logistics have been disastrous. their ability to combine arms with airpower has been surprisingl

and amphibious forces indirectly— russian naval and amphibious forces indirectly support the russianer east. what do you think the best _ ground advance further east. what do you think the best tactics _ ground advance further east. what do you think the best tactics are - ground advance further east. what do you think the best tactics are or- you think the best tactics are or the likelihood is of ukrainians being able to hold fast at 0desa? the ukrainians have a limited number of anti—ship missiles because they only began to take delivery of training stocks before the war began. they can and have no doubt deployed things like naval mines of the coast and they have minds across likely landing sites but given the inherent difficulties of securing beachhead under the best of circumstances specially in a highly urban area there is probably a lot of things the ukrainians can do to make life very difficult for an amphibious force, if it chose to operate by itself without ground support. if the russians made a breakthrough and significantly reinforced that advance, that might change substa

he said they were back by naval and as support. and that there was an unprecedented 5 carrier strike groups from the north of europe, right, the way down to the mediterranean sea. so a real sense of how nature is bolstering it supports in part of bits alliance member groups at the moment. and they just said the allied lead as a degree to reset their deterrents and defense for the longer term. there was also a warning for china from this meeting of a need to in brussels at the cool there was for beijing to reassess its role in this crisis. our message to china is that they should join the rest of the world and clearly calm them of the brutal war against the ukraine, or not support for russia, and either with a, with a comic support or of course northward military support. we also heard that nature said it will not be sending troops into ukraine. it does not want to escalate the war even further. he said he wants to make sure it's contained within the borders of ukraine. because anything, the escalating could be much more dangerous a

was a, a formal creation, a british american operation at the highest levels in order mobilize the naval scientists of these 3 countries in order to kind of crack the code of human consciousness. ah, nicholas roth. medical doctors are cornell university medical school in new york city. they got access to some other more classified material on people that escaped from the city and been tortured in the service. in wolf was a very well known neurologist. he had a personal relationship with alan dell as the head of the cia and with the human ecology of fun, wolf offered to the cia, essentially a friends in order to study questions of brainwashing what they discovered. i was 11 of the 2 foundational techniques and the ca, doctrine of the psychological torture. they discovered a self inflicted pain. what they described in that, in their, in their co author article was that the most devastating technique that the k g, b a n k v d practice was not crude physical buildings. but simply making subject stand immobile for hours and days at a time. if you force a human being to stay in a certain posit

the naval forces ceased to exist , almost all aviation and air defense systems were destroyed, sergeiigu said this today, the minister of defense also called the irresponsible position of the west on the supply of lethal weapons to ukraine and another important statement, the head of the military department. done regarding the beginning of the spring draft, nikita korzun is more detailed. with such a pinpoint strike , the military potential of ukraine is neutralized by 28n helicopters, for example, it conducts demilitarization from a five-kilometer distance with these personnel of the russian ministry of defense , which illustrates the accuracy with which the goals are achieved, and the tasks of the special operation remain the same homeless people in the villages of ukraine and the significant damage itself. air supremacy has been gained, the air force has been practically destroyed and the air defense system has ceased existence of the country's naval forces. all formations of the ground and air assault forces suffered a significant loss. the ministry of defense shared more detailed

to go roman sobol the ntv television company, the army of ukraine suffered significant damage, its naval forces ceased to exist, and the air force was practically destroyed , sergei shoigu said today at a conference call, adding that this allows to focus efforts on achieving the main goal of the liberation of donbass, the minister of defense also called the position of the west supplying lethal weapons to ukraine irresponsible and also stressed that the recruits of the spring draft will not be sent to any hot spots nikita korzun more. and with such a pinpoint strike , the military potential of ukraine is neutralized by 28n helicopters, for example, it conducts demilitarization from a five-kilometer distance with these personnel of the russian ministry of defense, illustrates the accuracy with which the set goals are achieved goals, and the tasks of the special operation remain the same bum. we all of us ukraine and the significant damage itself. won air supremacy the air force and the air defense system were practically destroyed the country's naval forces ceased to exist a significant l

i am very concerned about naval readiness. and, you know, we don't have -- we don't have the navy here, but certainly the outward signs are not good with what we've seen in terms of the accidents. i'm concerned about the reputation that projects in indopaycom which is a maritime theater. yeah, i think we'll have to continue working on readiness. you can't recover from losing a half a trillion dollars to the budgets that secretary gates had projected over the course of about six or seven years without having, you know, enormous knock-on effects down the road. >> i do want to talk more in detail about the navy but before i do let's ask, how does budget dysfunction in washington affect your planning cycles, how do you look at it? >> it makes it really difficult for us to pivot to the priorities that secretary kendall and the chairman have just talked about. the three of them i would point to is, one would be hypersonics. we expected an increase in hypersonic r&d and investment and preproduction that won't be able to happen, as yo

nathan command mostly in the eastern part of the alliance, backed by major air and naval power. as well as air defenses, the u. s. is currently deploy painted mattress to poland and germany and the netherlands are also deploying patriots to slaughter all of this sense an unmistakable message, an attack on won't i'll, i will be met with a decisive response from the whole alliance rush shelves, invasion of ukraine and its military integration beller, us crates and use security reality on the european continent. so we need to reset nate those minute, our posture for this new reality. to morrow ministers was thought an important discussion on concrete measures to re enforce our security for the longer term in all domains online. this could include substantially more forces in the east on part over the alliance at higher edna's and with more prepositioned equipments. the rules are consider major increases to our air and naval deployments, strengthening our integrated air on missile defense, reinforcing our cyber defenses. on holding more and larger exercises, i expect we will toss ca

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he's a russian military technology analyst at the center for naval analysis. and he's also with the center for new american security. mr. bennett, it's good to have you on the program. i want to talk drones with you in just a moment. but 1st, let me just ask you, when you look at the russian military this week in week 5 of this invasion, what do you see? well, good evening, thanks for having me on the show. we're seeing the military that is beginning to reorganize and pull up the resources. it is a military that is essentially changing its mission set. it is a military that is reassessing its losses. it is admitting a lot of the losses. it is admitting loss of personnel, loss of equipment, but it is also the military that is talent. what it things are, successes, the control of southern portions of ukraine control over don't boss and multiple strikes on the ukrainian industry. the defense industry, the economy, as well as on the civilians that is essentially destroying a significant part of the country. so that said, let's consider this drone technology. how,

john scott local who is a professor in the wargaming department at the us naval war college. and then dr. elizabeth bartels is joining us from the rand corporation where she is the current co-director of rand's center for gaming. so we're very excited to hear all about your research. i'm going to turn the floor over first to dr. john emory to take us away. thank you so much reed so i came to war gaming in a pretty roundabout way. i was working on contemporary issues of technology ethics of war things like drones algorithms ai all the hot topics of the day and i kept coming into a bit of a dilemma when we're thinking about this kind of unknown future of war, right? worth trying to project a future that may not never occur. and so how do you think through that and of course i turn to history in the historical record to try and understand that. and so where else would i go then the rand corporation archives in santa monica, california? the place of cold war knowledge production the origins of deterrence theory rational choice and early systems analysis. and i ended up finding so

so to suggest the logistical problems can you talk with the russian naval forces and the russian troopsthe ground they are not prepared for the winter weather? >> and that they are still struggling us emissions soldiers including grocery stores are having trouble feeding their troops. they didn't plan for assisting our didn't properly execute but they're still having problems. it is exacerbated and then talk about this for so long. they are still struggling with that we haven't seen any indications from resupply from outside of ukraine but we know that there is something they have thought about. >> and how do you explain that shift they are pulling some forces out quick. >> that combat power? >> i cannot speak to specific about the combat power but they have been out of this and have expended a lot of munitions. they have had a lot of forces into this fight. there firefighting aircraft challenging mission missiles so it follows that after 27 days that there's going to be a detriment to come other inventory. is that as far back as november and december they have time built up a significa

i feel like it's, it seems silly that we'd be changing a flag for the sake of one naval flags. you know, i don't think anybody would look at that and automatically think have russian naval . i don't know. i feel like it could be a bit unreasonable, but i can understand why they wouldn't have association with us. it does. it does make sense. i think anyway, yes, i do think it is a proportional responsive, especially knowing that russian propaganda stations will use imagery like that to make it sound like scotland is with them. when that is not true, i'd say there's thousands of flags for literally everything. there's a bunch of different countries where they already mix up flags, they kind of all look the same just depending on the color. so really i wouldn't say it's that big of a deal seems a little bit over the top. i think i probably would kinda like the 2 together to be honest, i will of associated them both know something else to bring you russia rejected allegations from ukraine and members of the international community that it was responsible for an attack on europe's l

you know, i don't think anybody would look at that and automatically have russian naval. i don't know, i feel like it could be a bit unreasonable, but i can understand why they wouldn't have association with us. it does. it does make sense. i think anyway, i'd say there's thousands of flags for literally everything. there's a bunch of different countries where they already mix up flags, they kind of all look the same just depending on the color. so really i wouldn't say it's that think of a deal. it seems a little bit over the top. i think i probably would kinda like the 2 together to be honest, i will of associated them both. russia has rejected allegations from ukraine on members of the international community. but it was responsible for an attack on europe's largest nuclear power plant. this week, the opposition was reiterated during a un security council meeting with more all not are teeth kilobyte than the united nations. a meeting of the security council was convened, called by britain with russia being accused by the united states, as well as by britain of endanger

and flowers will include sea holly, to mark his naval career and lifelong affection for the sea.ole today will be the duke of edinburgh's award scheme — created to empower young people, many of whom will be at the abbey to show their appreciation. he was incredibly active in the award. he attended all of our gold award presentation, so he would... and that's one of the things i understand that he really enjoyed — he loved meeting young people and hearing about their stories and what they got up to on the award. and i think, just as a man, he was just a real champion for the power and potential of young people. the public servant, the naval commander, and the family man — all aspects of prince philip's life will be remembered today. daniela ralph, bbc news, westminster abbey. stay with us on bbc news — still to come... hell behind bars — the british—iranian man released from prison in tehran earlier this month tells the bbc about what he experienced. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can, at worst, produce a meltdown. in this case, the precautions worked, but th

in other news, the south korean naval ship has fired warning shots at a north korean patrol boats. not briefly crossed a disputed western sea boundary. the north korean boat was chasing an unknown vessel, but retreated after a warning. shots were fired. those are the latest headlines on al jazeera up. next, it's a said master of chaos. thanks for watching. bye bye. for now. ah, ah, ah, the civil war and syria has now been fold for more than a decade. around half a 1000000 series have died in the conflict and more than 12000000 of being forced from their homes. tens of thousands held in government prisoners within syria. but by shot on the sun is still press the sun down to see a side as the real cause of the problems in syria was up not a sense, determination to remain in power has had global consequences. neighboring countries have been overwhelmed by millions of refugees. other countries have been drawn into the conflict and new geopolitical dynamics of developed because of russia support for us. but how did this all come bumped before the war aside to developed a reputation over

naval intelligence estimates for 25 ships by 2030 -- 425 ships by 2030. if we don't take actions quickly, we will still be at 300. it may be lower because the navy wants to retire some. that is the same position secretary kendall is in, and that is a problem. generally speaking, at the end of the cold war, it was estimated that kind of force we would need, and they drew down the cold war force a lot and thought we would need a 451-ship navy. this was in a unipolar moment. there were no significant threats. there was no iranian nuclear program. there was no rising china. russia was friendly. no global war on terror. and he thought we needed 451 ships. no matter what index you look at, numbers matter in the capability's matter -- matter, and the capabilities matter. i think we need to substantially increase the navy going forward. >> the last thing i would talk about is how big of a navy we need. [laughter] if he was talking about how big of an air force, i would be upset, too. i want to talk about the nature of the conflict with china and what it requires.

you don't want to get into a naval fight in the black sea. that's like getting into a naval fight in a bathtub. everybody gets damaged severely. so that cuts the ukrainian economy off from the black sea and this slow atrician in terms of ukraine's ability to resist. that's why it's so important that you have poland, you've got hungary, romania, those nations that -- from nato, we can continue to push supplies in unless that land becomes contested shortly as well. >> major general spider marks, good to have you here. appreciate your time and expertise. >>> coming up -- the ukrainian defense ministry is now offering to return captured russian soldiered, but only to their mothers. that's next. wicked smart. so we made flexpath smart enough that you can finish the bachelor's degree in b business you've started in 18 months for $18,000. that's smart. capella universityty. don't just learn. learn n smarter. real cowboys get customized car insurance with liberty mutual, so we only pay for what we need. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? y

they are allowed to establish a naval base on soviet soil in romansk. there are elements of cooperation at sea that the germans are also getting in return for that naval assistance. >> question here in the center, please. >> the u.s. invaded russia, intervened in the russian civil war in 1919-1920. i question this. how much did that drive the soviets into the german camp? >> you are right. the u.s., it was a somewhat half hearted intervention. very few u.s. troops saw anything resembling combat. it was a combination of soviet world view foreign policy, this allies intervention. to be honest i don't think stalin or remembered or thought too seriously about the u.s. intervention. however he thought constantly about the british intervention, particularly in the baltic. that's one of the reasons for finland. it might be a launching pad for an invasion for the soviet unit. when he is asked, who do you mean, he mentioned britain. britain is an adversary in 1939, 1940. in my book, he comes off as soft on stalin until the ends when he toughens up. churchill was

the first notable counterstrike on russian naval forces.ccount. president zelenskyy is 100,000 civilians are still trapped. zelenskyy is calling on citizens of the world to take to the streets in protest. >> the world must stop the war. your standing comes from your offices, your schools, and universities, and the name of peace. calm with ukrainian symbols to support ukraine to support freedom, to support life. make yourselves visible and heard. >> the town is shaking up as a humanitarian disaster. this town northeast of kyiv was pulled into the fight as russian forces moved down from belarus toward kyiv. that's where american james hill was killed. a single bridge allowed to marry terry and aid in water. that bridge has been blown up. the chairman for human rights of ukraine says that people are now held hostage. steve, ainsley, brian. >> brian: he came in to help us out here. we can cohost. on for ten hours this week and recovered. let's talk about what's happening overseas beer the president arrives in brussels and did not make any publi

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naval a station norfolk is the largest naval installation in the world and we have to continue to investght now, could we be more clear, when we see the completely unacceptable actions by russia, that we need a strong defense. and so i'm going to first thank our brave men and women here today for serving the united states of america and we are going to stand up to make sure that they have all of the resources that they need to every extent that we have. this is a moment for the united states to come together and recognize that when we see the kinds of actions that vladimir putin has taken to attack a sovereign nation, to senselessly murder innocent ukrainians, we have to recognize that what stands between lawlessness and order is our military and so we're going to stand for them and i'm so proud to be here today. maria: yep. governor, how long will this suspension be in place for the gas tax in virginia, real quick, before you go. >> well, we're asking for it to be suspended for we see record gas prices and it's time to give virginians a break. maria: all right. governor, it's good to ca

some naval for some naval troops, but obviously in ukraine it's not going the way that he wished for. so he faces a lot of resistance. he was not counting was not expecting this, but he knows exactly how to break resistance from celia. how to break the resistance, especially of civilian population. and this is exactly what we're seeing now in mario put if you want to take control of an area, you seated off and you bombed it from the air on the ground. you bump civil and infrastructure hospitals. the theater and mother, you could have just seen this, then you cut off electricity at the other, there was sheltering many, many a pair of hundreds. what do we have confirmation that in fact that was targeted. we don't know yet, but it said that it has been targeted and that even there was some alerts. putting that you said this before, the name of children in russia on the ground, to make sure that it was not attacked. the same happened in syria. the coordinates of hospitals were given to you and to so that they will not attack and they were deliberately bombed by the russian efforts. so wha