a-a do they want or don't they want to help ukraine, you know, i'll try to say yes partner to partnerze i think you will understand what i mean in the majority of cases we are sincerely grateful to our partners for the help they are currently providing to ukraine and i have prepared information that tanom already has more than 19 billion dollars today under various international institutions was given to ukraine in order for us to pass this test from a financial point of view, uh, recently there was a decision of the international monetary fund to allocate emergency aid in the amount of 1.3 billion dollars to cover such uh, uh, emergency expenses such a program operates in different countries of the world when it is necessary, you know, when cataclysms occur or, for example, such observed circumstances, in principle, in ukraine, the war can be considered as such, and therefore all these funds go not to cover gold and currency reserves, to accumulate gold and currency reserves, but to current expenses of the state budget, that's why we are also grateful, and i want to say that this 1.3

we are grateful that our partners are trusting us, and we are grateful that spacex is a great partner. they continue to fly without assistance. we are looking forward to nicole and josh and anna and co-ichi reaching the station, and i know jill has a list of things to do. so keep watching and following along because it will be calm and boring and will get there, but also, it is the teams, we know, that are a tremendous endeavor, and it takes people all over the country and the world to get to this point. so, i want to thank the teams that have gotten us to this point. thank you for being here and thank you for your interests. >> you heard. he watching and following along. coverage will continue on nasa tv for the docking of the space station which is expected tomorrow, thursday, october 6 at 4:57 p.m. eastern time. we will also stay on to cover the welcome ceremony which is 90 miss ever that. until then, follow us for any updates on social media and we will say goodbye with a beautiful replay of today's laun >> on thursday nasa's spacex crew five arrives at the international space sta

we are grateful that our partners are trusting us, and we are grateful that spacex is a great partner. they continue to fly without assistance. we are looking forward to nicole and josh and anna and co-ichi reaching the station, and i know jill has a list of things to do. so keep watching and following along because it will be calm and boring and will get there, but also, it is the teams, we know, that are a tremendous endeavor, and it takes people all over the country and the world to get to this point. so, i want to thank the teams that have gotten us to this point. thank you for being here and thank you for your interests. >> you heard. he watching and following along. coverage will continue on nasa tv for the docking of the space station which is expected tomorrow, thursday, october 6 at 4:57 p.m. eastern time. we will also stay on to cover the welcome ceremony which is 90 miss ever that. until then, follow us for any updates on social media and we will say goodbye with a beautiful replay of today's launch. >> president biden will talk about hurricane ian. he is at fort myers, flo

and our foreign partners around the world. today, every one of those partners is awake and alert to the threat in a way that was not always true five years ago. our success of bringing more and more partners to this fight highlights something else important. beijing may think our adherence to the rule of law is a weakness but they are wrong. we are disrupting chinese government criminality and aggression not just while adhering to our values but by adhering to our values. our democratic and legal processes arm us with weapons china does not have. among others, we'll partners and allies. our partnerships help protect american people every day. today's cases are no different. we could not have accomplished this work without our foreign partners and the u.s. academic community in particular. one reason we have had so much success bringing partners to this fight against the chinese governments aggression is they see through beijing's hypocrisy. for example, they see the type of ccp hypocrisy on display. co-conspirators mercilessly

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>> one of these striking features we do have one partner with multiple partners.aq it was the iraqi security forces. was iraqi army and federal police. and those made up with political entities. and with that partner force for syria that's were isis had the capital. one thing that was striking to me in the course of this research is how early how did this alliance began a what happened and then colonel chris donahue and famed for the three-star commander. and then in northern iraq whose presence was not acknowledged by the us government and he had and meetingie brokered by the kurdish authorities. who were not on good terms but that's a separate w story. and then those that were representing the militia. and then coming up with the concept that could stop volunteers to join that isis caliphate coming down andnd then stopped them in iraq and syria and it is a basic understanding between donahue and not yet approved. and earlier in the day and then to strike is on deal with the syrian kurdsds but they went with the americans and it took some time before the relation

partner force.nd that is where isis has capitol and so who was going to do that and one thing that was talking to me and i was surprised to learn it is that in the course of this research was how early this alliance began and what actually happened was in august of 2014, really today after he was taken back, then chris donahue, leader specimen out f for couple now the 18th airborne court, he's in the commander. [inaudible]. in northern iraq which is not acknowledged openly by the u.s. government had a meeting that was by the cornish authorities there were not on good terms thwith the kurdish authorities t that is a separate story and he that with the general who was then representing the pd part of militia and he basically came up with a concept that could be the partner force and that could be something volunteers from joining the ices from coming down from turkey basically stop them in iraq and stop them in syria is a basic understanding between donahue and them reach then but not yet approved it

, we had multiple partners. interact there was the iraqi security forces which is not one partner, it is a counterterrorism service, the iraqi army, federal police are reporting to different ministries. the kurdish political entities, there wasn't an obvious us partner force for syria and that is where isis had its capital so who was going to do that? one thing that was striking to me and i was surprised to learn it but in the course of this research, how early this alliance began and what actually happened was in august 2014, the day after moses was taken back, colonel chris donahue of last man out fame for couple -- couple --kabul was in the delta force, his presence was not acknowledged openly by the us government, he had a meeting brokered by the kurdish authorities there who were not on good terms with the kurdish authorities but that's a separate story and he met with general maswomb who was coming up with the concept that that could be the partner force that would stop volunteers from joining the isis cal

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it wasn't just one indigenous partner on the ground but many in iraq and syria. some of which did not get along with one another. and some of which we didn't get along with. the enemy of my enemy is my friend is not always operative so we have to find ways to balance out mutually hostile forces against the threat by either assuring one or incentivizing one or the other or both . and we also had to keep in mind that a lot of these indigenous forces were not principally opposed to isys. so especially in syria they were mainly opposed to the assigned regime and that we were trying to take them off what's closer to their sled so could you follow isys for us to? reisys doesn't like them either, why should we fight those guys , because we're asking you to . and of course nobody knows anything about your religion so we provided the incentives for them to trainand equip funds . otherparts of support .f and one of the most important was pierce support. we provided them with h the ability to conduct operations of interest to them and in return for conducting interest opera

, with the agency partners and the operation partners to communicate this. we are doing a multi-channel and with you all as well. i want to thank you very much for being responsive. i thank you for all the work you did amplifying this. it was in the news letter and tweets and want to thank the supervisors for their work and amplifying this initially as we launch both the local program, as we launch the transition to the state program and we tried to push folks to get the applications before march 30 this year. in that instance we will continue to coordinate with all those channels to make sure that not only the people know the existing tenant protections, but when those applications will be received again. >> thank you director shaw. supervisor mandelman. >> on that point-i don't know. i don't know what is hard and not hard but it does seem to me if i were trying to submit application and find i couldn't submit an application at the very least it is nice if there were a way to request easily i'm not able to submit the application which makes my case as chair

nuclear weapons is to deter a nuclear attack on the united states, our allies, and our partners. meanwhile, the missile defense review underscores that missile defense contributes to integrated deterrents by undermining a potential foe's confidence in its ability to mount a successful attack. by weaving these documents together, we help ensure that the entire department is moving forward together. in a our resources to our goals. now the strength and combat readability of the joint force remains central to integrated deterrence. and that is why our fiscal year 2023 budget request included more than $56 billion more era power platforms and systems and more than $40 billion to maintain our dominance at sea and $13 billion to support and modernize our forces on land and $34 billion to sustain and modernize our nuclear forces, but integrated deterrence is not just about the steps that we take on our own. it also means working even more closely with our unparalleled network of allies and partners to deter aggression in region after region. in the indo pacific, you see the power of par

so we are partners. we are partners. but we may also find ourselves competitors in certain areas. that is quite normal. and in this case, we need to find a way to regulate our competition. this is the best way to maintain the strategic interests we share. i believe it is important that colleagues in washington are aware of some questions and concerns. some of the ideas, for example, adopted in the inflation reduction act can from our point of view impact the level playing field between the u.s. and the european actors, creating a risk between our economic interests. wewe must not allow that to happen. we are committed to maintain the unity and solidarity that have prevailed between allies since the outbreak of the war. the democratic values we share on both sides of the atlantic are under siege. propaganda, disinformation come outright lies targeting us. similar attacks have gone to try to achieve one goal, undermining us and what we stand for with so-called alternative models -- which are undemocratic and not supported by revisionist powers. we are committed to preventing a rift

the russian federation and, accordingly, the resources that will be supplied to us, to our western partners , our friends are, accordingly, in this struggle for resources, of course, western weapons, western aid, it is more recent, it is a high-precision weapon well, accordingly what is handed to us we very quickly master it and use it during hostilities, accordingly, if we receive the necessary amount of military equipment in time, then the advantage will really be on our side, the self-proclaimed president of belarus said the day before our meeting with you meeting, he stated that russia and belarus agreed on the deployment of a joint regional grouping of troops. do you understand how this will differ from what we have on the territory of belarus? we must understand the following currently, approximately 1,000 members of the armed forces of the russian federation are on the territory of belarus. there are also six russian attack aircraft, four launchers of an operational-tactical missile complex from the dprk , and 12 e-e from the name and missile systems are arriving there. -400 e, respe

we already have, it is expected that by the end of the year, we will still receive from our main partners somewhere around 10 billion dollars, we are talking about the end of 2022, and this is an opportunity for us cover current needs, including social benefits. well , and also spend money on the rapid restoration of broken e-e infrastructure facilities, everything that is needed to ensure a normal life as normal as it can be during the war, that is, this year at the end of the year. what will be the total amount? you say that we will still receive 10 and we have already received how much in total and we have already received we have already received 23 in fact we are talking about about 30 a penny means billions of dollars from my point of view this is not bad money without which we would be very bad, bad, why, well, there is one more figure, i apologize, but when we are already talking about money, these are numbers, first of all, here, somewhere approximately, the help of our foreign partners allows us today to cover 36-40% of our expenses, that is, with for every $100 of expenses that

well, we'll deliver to all the credible information to reach our partners. western partners are provided to us and definitely they inform you about this. well, definitely, i think our security forces and intelligence forces have to be in contact with irrelevant partners and have this information at defense, analyst in poland is reported that a train operated by russia's nuclear division was bound for ukraine. have you received such reports? well again, i saw this news in the press, i don't necessarily or have these official report and adopting the something which is linked to the breast is a real information. but again, we also take a seriously. and if you had had such a report, would you tell me that would? probably this is not the information i should sell to the press. all right, your president has promised you will liberate all the territory that russia has seized. does that include crimea? and tell me how you can achieve that goal in, at the same time. minimize the risks to the civilian populations that are living under occupation at the moment. loca crimea, ukraine. you remember th

and so on, this gives grounds for the fact that our partners have their finger on the pulse and theyrmation than putin and his naphthalene entourage think about it which, on the one hand, has imperial ambitions, and on the other hand, i wonder what will happen to them next, because they do not believe in russia's victory, and if you paid attention, at yesterday's signing, these collaborators were mutants and putin of these agreements on the temporary annexation of the territory of the eye to russia, in contrast to the 14th year, when in the hall there were such optimistic inspirations of success and positive prospects of the russian elite, now they sat rather gloomy and unhappy with the exception of only one already on me inadequate putin and these mutant collaborators there on the stage who performed a circus in front of the world and, above all, in front of russian society, therefore there is an awareness that if putin starts a nuclear war against ukraine, then the end of russia will approach in geometric proportion and is already a century ahead of such a russia there will be no i

our partners also seep is ccp's broader hypocrisy. while the ccp claims to stand for noninterference in state affairs, what the chinese government does is interfere with sovereign governments around the world whenever doing so suits beijing. here, interfering with our independent judiciary. violating both our sovereignty and the norms of police conduct to run lawless intimidation campaigns here in our backyard and corrupting our academic freedom to further their campaign of repression and theft. the fbi is going to continue to say what we mean and mean what we say. our partners here and abroad, many of whom tell us they are battling chinese aggression themselves know that they can depend on us against the chinese government and countless other dangers. let me urge any person or company being targeted or approached by the chinese government to come to the fbi for help. no american citizen, resident, company or university should battle this threat alone. you don't have to. you can report information through your local fbi field office o

and we're doing the same with the number of other partners . look, friends, russia will continue to be, you are to have this important part of the global energy market. but our la vidal tasking is to make our energy sector work. all the rest of electron prosperity of the russian people went on for russian regions. it is in towns and villages are on improvement. all the life of lives, of russian citizens, india, and at another strategic route for us is so much lovely, was did to expand and improve the washing, refining all the energy resources in the forest. for example, while we have for the new projects for petrochemical holes and oil to 30 because he courtesy lows show really ag for gas or oil. yeah. natural gas i, if you're like w yes, a violet availability in wichita and those are the social project similar are also on the way we have doing with thousands and hundreds of south thousands of residential areas in the homes if you think now provided. but with natural gas, could you move it over to where you live with the british, and we know th

-- legitimacy of the partner. there was a huge benefit and another government, not so much. really a clear eyed in a way that is special and that's one of the things that we've discounted andnd maybes them a lead to change the lead among their ownat population, which is probably something more than we actually do. .. i that they were able to turn the tide against al-qaeda. >> before we conclude i can't resist the temptation to ask one last quick lightning round question, madam secretary and for you general. as some ofle you may see there'a press release yesterday from u.s. central command announcing we have conducted a drone strike against two isis officials and one and maybe both of them were killed. we've talked about the isis threat and lessons learned but, unfortunately, this threat tomp some degree is not completely in the rearview mirror. understand the difference between a proto-state as you said, terrorist organization and an ideology come those the three things are not the same, is isis defeated? one, to

working withay a vast array of partners. when partners take you they don't have any particular departments about security. i was able to go with iraqi counterterrorism service and west mozilla and i was able to interview in syria. a positive side on the military, no formal embedding process. i was able to do a battlefield circulation. i have that kind of access. the embedding was with the partner forces. >> thank you. you have served under secretary of defense for policy. 2009 and 2012. the administration's decision to draw out u.s. forces from iraq. i would say to the event that michael describes in his book, before i asked michael to walk us through those key milestones and decision from 2014 until 2019, i was wondering if you could provide your insights surrounding the 2011 iraq withdrawal. >> let me start by saying, first of all, congratulations michael. americans too often are in no hurry to get conflicts in the rearview mirror and not to pause and learn lessons from them so we capture what works. we learn from what doe

, when uh you work with partners.ou must always make a compromise product, because the partners have their own interests. you have your own interests and somewhere in our vision there should be a very distant yes, that is, we understand what we want to do there. such users of e technology there i am in 5-7-10, so remember that if we want clearly and move quickly towards our vision of the world in general. we need to make our own product. the first batch of our own yandex tvs was assembled in china well, because other yandex devices are already being produced there and new ones can be launched in a couple of months . with a big update. probably the main rivals now have a platform from sberbank absolutely tv sets for sberbass. with produce m-video eldorado maldelya series. there four options are wider from 43 to 65 inches, and the salyut tv platform itself is now moving into the category of open ones, in general, long live the competition. ignore trends that's not the point. and sell your products on modern marketplaces

russian federation and, accordingly, those resources that will be presented to us by our western partner. our friends, respectively, in this struggle for resources, of course, western weapons, western aid, it is more recent , it is a high-precision weapon. well, accordingly, what is given to us. we very quickly master it and use it during hostilities, and accordingly, if we receive the necessary amount of e-e weapons and military equipment in time, then the advantage will really be on our side, the self-proclaimed president of belarus, the day before our meeting with you, he announced that russia and belarus agreed on the deployment of a joint regional grouping of troops. do you understand how this will differ from what we have on the territory of belarus we should already understand the following : there are currently approximately one thousand servicemen of the armed forces of the russian federation on the territory of belarus; six russian aircraft are also stationed there there are four launchers of an operational-tactical missile complex from the dprk of the strike type, and 12 zim a

this russia, under putin, is no longer a reliable trade partner. with you, the for us is the door did us. and for all the world, it means all stolen from a large part of the 155000000 cubic meters of gas that russia used to ship to europe through its pipelines is now missing. and the wild market put in health by turning off the gas, you be able to blackmail us out of the truck, but he miscalculated there as well. but it was because europe understands together . and we as a country or guy, i've made sure through the measures taken in recent weeks and months that we can say with optimism, we have work weekdays, and together we will and become my la throughout this, if it went a little to an off in our time at all, we were able to build alternative infrastructures for imports versus l. n, determiners, and vill. hampton and bronze riddle will come online before the end of the year, and the 1st deliveries via those mean may well follow. more terminals will be added in the course of the next year, just for the past week. we've had the 1st gas coming to u

this is help from our partners, the united states , which has already decoratively declared that one and a half billion will be provided every month and at the same time they say that the european union should also add at least the same amount and maybe even more and we roughly understand how much more, so if we have a projected deficit of approximately 3-4 billion every month, then accordingly, plus one and a half more and that we may even expect 2 billion from european institutions. well , the budget deficit is planned for next year, which, as pavlo said, is comparable to budget revenues, that is, in fact, half of our expenses will be to be financed from the deficit, 95% of the financing of the deficit is planned at the expense of external reserves , we calculated that this is approximately 2.5 billion dollars per month, taking into account the exchange rate that 42 which government is setting the next year, well, in fact, at the beginning of the war, somewhere in may the international monetary fund predicted that in ukraine, where the closing of the fiscal deficit needs to be abou

, so it turned out to be a bit of a surprise for the partners.his, well, now forces all of us to work extra hard to explain our position once again, why we believe that membership in the alliance is mutually beneficial both for ukraine and for the alliance itself, i am absolutely convinced of this and see our security guarantees only in this form, in the form of collective security within the framework of the north atlantic alliance, but i cannot say that, well, today there is such a consensus regarding some kind of accelerated procedures regarding ukraine, we will have to work on this. i belong to those who believe that in parallel with that with the necessary diplomatic work, and both at the public level and at the parliamentary level, at the government level with our partners, we also need to intensify our efforts inside the country as much as possible because there is a certain list of things which, by the way, to some extent is synchronous for both european and euro-atlantic integration, which relates to political freedoms, which relates to

to continue to be a strategic partner.his is a regime that is much more militarily engaged in the region. when we sold weapons to the saudi's they would largely collect dust in warehouses. and airfields. now they are used to fight proxy wars. iran, yemen, once again, making it difficult for the u.s. to continue its relationship with this regime -- there's just no question the u.s. through our funding of one side of the proxy war has stimulated an arms race between shiite and sunni in the region. none to the security benefit of the u.s. we need a broader rethink of our alliance with the gulf states in general. i certainly was not surprised by the saudi's most recent decision to decrease oil output. not just because of watching them act against our security interest, but since the outset of the ukrainian war, it's been pretty clear that the saudis were intent on choosing the russian side, rather than the u.s. side. had the opportunity early on, they essentially forced the president of the united states to show up and shake h

to date, our partners do not have transparency issues regarding the transparency of the use of theseemember exactly a number of international media wrote about the fact that there are fears in certain political circles in europe we are ready for any conditions here the question we have that we have already articulated to our international partners is that that we need to speed up the provision of this aid because we can talk as much as we want about transplantation, we can give as many other arguments as we want, but when we need this resource here and now when here and now there are destroyed schools that need to be restored so that children can study when here and now we need to help people to restore their homes, it is time for very long dialogues at this time for active and decisive actions, therefore we welcome, for example, canada and the actions of our canadian partners, e.e. the parliament and the government, which are still in june adopted changes to the legislation that make it possible to direct the russian funds seized in canada to the reconstruction of ukraine, and we ar

so here we are. suggestion was for him of choices and our partners. no one said no, and you say i didn't hear clear, no say no, you great will never become a member of the same as no one. but you didn't hear a yes i did you. you didn't hear a yes either. definite, a native also the consensus principle, no one says this consent of discontent will happen to mortal but wish and rock on this. now you great. what's the purpose is to nato allies, and i think all each and every member should think what to do next. as part of a peace settlement, would you ever agree not to join nato? no, that's out of the question. is it? yes, mr. jessica, what is in the end of this war, you can't achieve outright to victory. and the best you can get is not to lose. would you settle for that right now with the country settle for that? you know, i like the, the, the, the, the stance which is expressed almost by all leaders of the world course begin to my president. it's only ukraine and only a grant who will define the scope of victory. what will mean victory for you? and when

the minister of defense of ukraine, oleksiy reznikov, stated that we received information from our partner turkey, that the russians are trying to order 200,000 bulletproof vests and 500,000 sets of winter clothing from third countries, meanwhile, our turkish partners refused these orders, this was confirmed by the ambassador of ukraine to turkey vasyl bodnar, by the way, rejected the requests of the russian federation, he wrote that it is possible news, well, there is another good news from the security service of ukraine in kyiv, they neutralized a group that was led by the traitorous deputy ilya of kyiv from russia, before those persons were involved in the so -called physical support and protection of public speeches of representatives of the kremlin party, primarily in the center of the capital, members of the neutralized group, with the approval of the security service of ukraine, joined the public association of patriots for life, which approval was controlled by the sbu to the former people's deputy, the deputy of kyiv, who is on an international wanted list, etc. well, let's conti

we had multiple partners and in iraq, there was the iraqi security, which is also not one partner. it's the counterterrorism, it's the iraqi army, it's the federal police, all reporting to different ministries, the kurdish peshmerga made up of different political entities there. but there wasn't a u.s. obvious u.s. partner force, syria. and that's where isis had its capital in raqqa. so who is to do that? and one thing that i was striking to me and i was surprised to learn, but embedded in the course of this research was just how early this alliance began and what actually happened in august of 2014, really the day after mosul dam was taken back then, colonel chris donahue of later of man out fame for kabul. now the three star commander of the 18th airborne corps, he was then the delta force commander in in northern iraq, which was whose presence was not acknowledged openly by the u.s. government. and he had a meeting. and sulaymaniyah that was brokered by the kurdish authorities there who were not on good terms with the kurdish authorities in erbil. but that's a separate story. an

fact that today, as of today, we have agreements , some preliminary agreements with international partners, but with such massive help, if we could start the restoration of housing infrastructure systemically in several regions, it is not available. we hope that after the adoption of the appropriate of the draft law on the creation of a fund for the restoration of ukraine, international partners will provide us with such financial support and we will be able to restore the housing infrastructure for in order for people to be able to return home, it is clear that the first will be reconstruction and only after that we will talk about systematic and systematic construction, moreover, we provided for everything in this plastic cover in the plan to build money in regions that are safe for living, we have now allocated there in 16 oblasts, these were already identified plots of land where project documentation has already been developed in order to quickly build housing there to house temporarily displaced persons after their return home place the military and workers there, kindergartens, hosp

moreover, the turkish hungarian partners have already reacted positively to the proposal.

the russian federation and, accordingly, on the resources that will be supply us with our western partnersour friends are, accordingly, in this struggle for resources, of course, western weapons, western aid, it is more recent, it is a high-precision weapon. transfer we very quickly master it and use it during hostilities, accordingly, if we receive the necessary amount of military equipment in time, then the advantage will really be on our side . the fact that russia and belarus have agreed on the deployment of a joint regional grouping of troops. do you understand how this will differ from what we have on the territory of belarus? we should already understand the following currently, approximately one thousand russian military personnel are stationed on the territory of belarus . six russian attack aircraft are also stationed there, as well as launchers of an operational-tactical missile system from the dprk , and 12 s-400 missile systems are arriving, respectively, on the territory of the republic. belarus is taking measures to prepare the airfield network and infrastructure for the dep

your, our international partners. i think this will be the best possible way to punish and what about report to that there's been summary justice for some of your own civilians and new york times report in august said your special part is our units were killing those ukrainians who were deemed to be collaborating with the russians, is that true? i cannot command a campus english, almost 2000 ukrainians now face charges of having complied with the demands of russian invaders. all your bias. they could get up to 15 years in jail. how certain can you be that they'll get a fair trial under current circumstances? definitely, then we will have a fair trial. i mean, look, i will give you a very, very, very needed example. you know and really break the areas of northern ukraine, which is a duncan gastorm and we found an evidence of many atrocities made by russian armed forces, one kill and raping. and you know, children, the women and men. and we brought international inspectors for international criminal court for my partner