we are working with partners in the polish government and our na partners to get more information andess what has happened. we will ke that determination and determine approiate next steps. >> the media are putting u.s. intelligence officials on the story. -- quoting u.s. intelligence officials on the story. >> what i can say from this podium in front of you all on camera is that we have seen these reports and we are working with the polish government and other partners to assess and get more information. we cannot confirm the reports or the details, but we are working through that process to determine what happened and determine appropriate next steps. >> you repeated a few tens that you are working with the polish government on this issue. who are you talking w at what level if you do not want to give specific names. if this is confirmed, should this to trigger an immediate increase of the number of u.s. boots on the ground in poland? >> i am stirrg to sound like a broken record. i do not want to get ahead of hypotheticals or get into a tit-for-tat of potential actions. we will dete

this is an opportunity for our partners to show leadership in the implementation of the points of this formula. we offer our friends to show themselves in why they are the strongest, what the peace formula for the world provides for and how to dismantle all elements of russian aggression from ukraine, protect the sky of ukraine the allies are developing a declaration on the air shield, we aim to build a complex multi-level system of anti-air and anti-missile defense of ukraine, this will be a contribution to the common aviation security of the entire european continent when partners help to strengthen our air defense and how the occupiers are trying to exhaust it 256 days of occupation kherson is recovering from the enemy onslaught, the emotions of the citizens they are not holding back how the only regional center is being restored, which the orcs were able to capture , what disaster did the russians create there, and why should the kherson people leave and not return for the time being exclusive on our broadcast, ukrainian gives freedom, we have 45 synonyms for the word beaten and yo

but i want to say that no matter what partner is nearby, when the star is a partner, no matter who your, she will shine brightly brightly. thank you zhenya for the single skater, of course, it's just unique. thank you so much. guys, thank you for your performances. it was great. it's good that you got your bearings so quickly that you are with us again in the project on this ice, guys, how quickly you worked together. of course, i am very grateful to my beautiful partner, who suffer with me here at night. that's the way i am. i'm trying my best and we are already gaining momentum and we are growing. for example, we will continue to grow. so i am very grateful for the viewers who supported us. well, first of all. the fairy and i are as comfortable as possible and we rolled up in a very short time. and fedya rides incredibly skating and uh, yes, we are really gaining a lot of speed and skating at high speed is a separate pleasure for me, so thank you that we can afford it. and so i'm sure that in the following programs in the following numbers. we will show something more interesting and

partners. at shields up, we wanted to have almost a tagline everybody could remember, shields up comes from star trek. but the idea was we need to be prepared for this threat, be prepared to share pieces of information that can help us proactively get ahead of that threat, then reduce risk and mitigate it. we have gone tremendous feedback from all of our partners, and big credit to the intel community that worked hard to make sure we could provide as much strategic warning as possible, and tactical warning so everybody could be prepared. and mitigations anybody can take up, whether you are a small business, a ceo, empower your systems. whether you are a member of the american public, update your software, use password keeper, clicking on suspicious links, all the things we talked about during cybersecurity awareness month. it has been a real rallying cry, we got great feedback from all a sayinground -- all around. i worry about mental health in the workforce. a lot of people working very hard.

summit, east asia summit i laid out a commitment to working with partners in indo-pacific to ensure a future that is vital to this region, that's free and open and prosperous as well as secure. and i met with our allies from australia, japan, and the republic of korea underscoring our commitment and deepening engagement with our closest partners and strengthening cooperation among our allies to immediate shared threat to our own security and to their security, including dprk. and let me meet -- i just met in american with xi jinping with the people's republic of china. we had, excuse me, we had an open and candid conversation with our intentions and our priorities. it was clear, he was clear and i was clear that we'll defend american interests and values, promote human rights and stand up for the international order and work in lockstep with our allies and partners. we're going to compete vigorously. but i'm not looking for conflict, i'm looking to manage this competition responsibly and i want to make sure, make sure that every country abides by the international rules of the road. a

i think that we should prove to our partners the thesis about the energy crisis by the fact that thent of ppp will fall on their pockets as well er because we understand what we turn to our partners and the so-called rammstein created today is already energetic and everything needs to be invested, it is better to invest funds to our international partners to protect the ukrainian sky so that they provide us with a sufficient number of anti-aircraft missiles so that we try to shoot them all down so that 70% are not there. 60 we break 30% achieve their goals we need to work with them even more because, in my opinion, international partners often react to such bad things when the city of kyiv flies there for civilian purposes there are victims of the infrastructure, then they are more worried and they will decide tomorrow morning that they need to get together and still give plus two ppu cars. yes, there is more. sorry for interrupting . international partners react to such things as you rightly said . food security, for example , to what extent do we have the ability to ensure global f

they listen to their other partners , even if they are small partners, then there will be problems . to somehow understand how it will affect them . for example, you can install 20 $ is correct eh but eh, it would be possible because of this this is the sanction that will fail, that is, it is better not to take risks, it is better now to put such a ceiling to which eh, less will be eh in itself as it would appear from itself the risks are less, that is, there is also the possibility that it will actually work, this mechanism will be in 10, it will be more, that is , and then the ceiling will decrease. for partners, the most important thing is that this mechanism, which is the first in the history is involved, he started working, and how does he earn like this, yes, and they, i, i, i, i, we are simply saying that the next entrance, they will think that the ceiling will be lowered to save the armenian. thank you for taking the time to communicate with us within of the joint marathon, the only news arman chebovchan and storik, a journalist of the us political columnist, we are moving on

. >> comcast is partnering with a thousand community centers to create wifi enabled spaces. so families have what they need. >> comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> president biden today held a press conference at the g20 summit in indonesia. he was asked about his meeting with chinese president jinping, the russian ukraine war, and north korea's nuclear program. he's scheduled to meet with other world leaders of the g-20 summit before returning to washington, d.c., on thursday. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. president biden: please. good evening, everyone. let me start with a few words about the recent elections held in the united states. what we saw was the strength of resilience of american democracy and saw it in action. the american people proved once again that democracy is who we are. there is a strong rejection of election deniers at every level from those seeking to lead our states and those seeking to serve in congress, and also those seeki

to hand over to our partners the evidence of the russian trail we have, we also expect from our partners the information on the basis of which the final conclusion that it is a ukrainian air defense missile was made, in addition, ukraine requests immediate access to the site of the explosion of the representative of the ministry of defense and the state border service of ukraine, we remain fully open to a comprehensive study of the situation and agreement on conclusions based on all of the complex of available data in the nsdc emphasize that only russia and its missile terror are to blame for what happened and that ukraine may soon receive the largest aid package from the united states, deputy director of the eurasia center of the atlantic council, melinda goering, stated that the support will be strong, and most expect that the next aid package what will arrive before christmas will be the largest aid package that ukraine has seen, she emphasized, commenting on the midterm elections in the states, adding that the candidates who support ukraine won the elections yesterday it became known

well, because the war, yes, and we understand that everything social is financed by our western partners . and this is precisely the budget deficit, mostly, but for now the situation is somehow dramatic, the situation is not changing, the debt is indeed growing and will continue to grow next year, but it is crossing certain critical limits, such a moment helps us a lot. if for the first time, well, first of all, a partial restructuring of the external debt has been carried out, it is frozen, we do not pay anything when we borrow money from the americans are grants, that is , they give us money just like that and we don't have to return it when it comes to money from european partners, it's really loans about it yes, however, this lender is somewhere there for 25-30 years and mostly there under zero percent or almost 0%. and that is why in 25-30 years this money will not be so big and half of the broadcast will be eaten. and in the near future there will not be any significant pressure on payments to service this debt because, again, the interest rates there are minimal, therefore, on the

who has been an amazing partner through this whole journey. and ultramarathon if we call it that we are coming in mile 25? thank you very much for your leadership as well. i want to thank the city departments including all my teams and the mayor's office of housing community development. can you raise you were hands? mocd? and our funders it is all about money and by the way we need more. thank you very much. i always have to ask. the supervisor that was your talk happening points to ask for more money. we will do that off line. i want to thank the california department of housing and communities development. provides fund to the california housing accelerator to allow this project to move forward this is one of 5 projects hope sf that are funded. i want to thank you very much. and finally i want to thank the community. you put your faith in us and work for us and without you none of this will be happening. continue to work to commit it possible as we strife for a san francisco that is affordable to everyone. and with that i will bring my fell

politicians, the leader of the likut party benimin natanyagu natalyagu and his coalition partners will have 64 mandates in the book, where a total of 120 deputies will sit, but the government will not be danyagu's most right-wing recently and many are worried that the coalition includes the far-right party led by i. tamar benhir, the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, has already congratulated benymin natalyagu, writing on twitter that ukraine and israel have common values ​​and challenges that now require effective cooperation. with the new government of israel, we will open a new page in cooperation for the benefit of our friendly peoples, the end of the quote, the president of ukraine himself, benymin natalyagu, said that what will happen to all of israel and called for unity - he died, we were elected by a huge vote of confidence, we are the likat party, one thing seems clear, our likat party has proven what it is capable of after 52 seats in the previous elections. now we are on the way to the great victory, i will form a government that will take care of all citizens of i

to the agency partners doing more allies and partners doing more so we can do less. it is an argument we need to do more and other needs to do more alongside us. not. >> so, applying some these big ideas to the specifics of china and specifically even further down to the taiwan question which i assume is one of your most important considerations when you think about china as a potential military adversary. what kind of scenarios are on your mind most when you think about china and taiwan? where china tries to seize the island and by the way if you are they recommend the survivable sensors without having to depend on aircraft carriers that's the amphibious side. the other i worry about is the blockade contingency whether it's a tight blockade or a leaky blockade or something in between. could you explain in terms of a taiwan contingency what to worrd about most? and could you fly any of these concepts or investments to one of those sinners or the other? >> sure. part of the reason is described as a pacing challenge because it's a challenge it's also going grow and cha

of course, we work primarily with partners, but at the same time, we need them. well, if you want your own, but a tv, on which we implement and show all the possibilities of this operating system, as a reference for partners, too, therefore, in general, this is such a global practice for everyone who creates operating systems, including, for example , on mobile android yes. google has its own line of google pixel smartphones where they implement everything possibilities. this is an operating system and they show references for the rest of the world , the performance of smartphones is the same, and we, as manufacturers of an operating system for tvs , show a reference for partners, which does not cancel the need to test the whole variety of possible configurations of the internal device of tvs for compatibility with the software platform. even if it will be released in the end by partners, and not by the way, she herself has lost her temper. as they say, the hardware part of the tv is not the most difficult task; it is more difficult to make the interface convenie

there are concerns among the people in germany, but also german use partners abroad. that germany is not really working to make itself economically more independent from china. and there is going to, there are going to be discussions here as to how all allies can be on the same page in terms of their relations with beijing. mouse, julia. so deleon, wednesday, many thanks. as we heard, the german chancellor is on his way to china. at beth's hour, one member of his governing coalition says it's probably the most controversial trip to beijing by a german leader in the past. 50 years. the energy crisis resulting from russia's war on ukraine has prompted rethinking, and berlin and other capitals about relying too much on doing business with authoritarian nations change through trade. for years that was germany's china policy. wilma chancellor, anglo michael champion. the idea throughout has 16 years and power, suggesting that making money and fostering change go hand in hand. china is now germany's biggest trained partner and concerns are growing. that this has made german

to see its strategic partners remain on board when it comes to potentially isolating china. and i just want to greet out what german chancellor assaults that he said china remains an important business in trading part of germany and europe. we don't want to decouple from it, but the u. s. policy on china speaks of abusive and coercive economic practices in the trading space. and somewhere in between. the united states and its partners are trying to find a common line on china with both deeply invested there, having huge trade volumes in the us. it's more than half a trillion in the case of germany is more than $250000000000.00 or euro's whatever you like. so both can't get away from china and are grappling with how to deal with it. so in your view is germany meeting washington's expectations of being a strategic partner when it comes to china. well, certainly we saw entity blinking on stage as well. there's a lot of agreement that china needs to be handled with course, and you won't her hear a word of direct criticism coming out of d. c. but no doubt there will be more expec

-- allies and partners. all the provisions ukraine is that cause and effort inside administration make sure we are judiciously monitoring stocks in inventory and working with the defense industry to plus them up and ensure that supply chains are still flowing? absolutely come of course where it is the bounce we strike every day. reporter: john, regarding turkey. [indiscernible] was behind the explosion. they're using this as a justification. did they ask for evidence, or did you offer -- for investigation? do you see this is a global justification? john: i do not believe we were offered anything to help with the investigation. we are not in a position to say specifically who was responsible. we condemned the violence of the time. we condemn it today. i said as recently as a week or so ago we need to remember that turkey continues to be, to fall victim to terrorists attacks. near the border or elsewhere in the country. they have a right to defend themselves and their citizens against attacks. what we have sai

they are all security partners. anyone in that region who might be threatened might bring in that language. melanie: i would've thought that partner language was introduced for ukraine but bob, he said it was always in their. -- in there. bob: if you listened to the undersecretary, whenever he says allies he means allies and partners. it is almost a composite idea that you never separate them, and that has been the case for decades. reason is this -- allies, we have a treaty obligation to defend them. we have that with nato, japan, south korea. we are obliged and we also have security relationships with countries that don't receive these legally binding commitments. but mike mentioned israel, saudi arabia, taiwan, ukraine at this point would be considered. how important are these security issuances to them? in some cases, really important. in desert storm, along predecessor to vigilant storm, in desert storm the united states sent 500,000 troops to the middle east, because of iraq's invasion of kuwait. we made this

first of all, i want to thank all of our law enforcement partners. we have our chief park ranger is here. director of rec and park is here today. you heard about our ambassadors and the mayor has committed more investment to our ambassadors. i want to call the police ambassadors. these are people that dedicated that came back to help at a time when we need it the most. working with the union square alliance, which is one piece that had to happen when the mayor made that promise. but i want to tell you something, through all of that adversity and the disgust of what happened that night t brought us altogether in a different way. because this is our city. this is the place we love and we call home. so here's what happened since then, i'll speak for the san francisco police department. and you're going to hear from our incredible district attorney jenkins who i am glad to call a partner. here's how we delivered on the mayor's promise. employment was an issue, we quadrupled deployment and at times that deployment increase has been exponential. during the

on the agenda of our partners, they are talking about it and they are going to a very important rolethe big seven, and as far as i know in the cabinet of ministers, the president's office, the verkhovna rada, we are not currently negotiating with our partners and are entering into certain plans for assistance in the energy supply of ukraine in the winter period. i am convinced that it will be successful and ukraine will come to this period with dignity. ivan, can you explain in what way it will be proportionate to the fact that ukraine itself orders the same transformers, but you said that some parts are missing - it is specifically about transformers, about distribution stations, and what will happen given to us as part of rammstein considering that monday is ahead of us and we don't know how many more tomorrow it is possible that we will lose energy infrastructure objects, how is it calculated? approximately 1,500 local self-government bodies, we have 28,000 settlements and the heating season in kharkiv, the heating season in mykolaiv will be different from lviv and kyiv. people an

he added that in the end, funding for us help the international partners, we will cover the deficit ofbillion dollars with the help of our partners, in particular the united states of america, the european union, the international monetary fund, other reliable partners of ukraine, during recent meetings in berlin, they received assurances from the president of the european commission, ursula fondelaim, that the eu will allocate 18 billion euros to ukraine next year in the form of macro-financial assistance, i also have progress in negotiations with the international monetary fund, we are counting on the start of a new major program cooperation in 2023. now we will discuss the indicators of the budget for 2023 with ivan, an expert in international economics. i mostly drew the indicators, and because the wartime budget cannot be ordinary, and if we compare there with previous years, the figures included in the budget for 2023 are more optimistic or pessimistic for you. well, i understand quite well optimistic because in my opinion this is a fairly balanced approach when the main part of

creation of an echelon system of protecting the ukrainian sky with the support of international partners. this topic became a priority during the seventh summit in the rammstein format, which, i will remind you , was held on november 16 and according to its results ukraine's partner countries have pledged to provide new aid packages. spain, for example, promised to send two more hawk launchers and missiles to them, in turn, pledged to allocate a $500 million aid package that will include winter equipment for the ukrainian defense forces. germany will help ukraine with air defense systems artillery and ammunition for multiple-launch rocket systems, with regard to greece, the transfer of ammunition was announced there, and poland will provide artillery and short-range air defense, the united states, the netherlands and the czech republic, as well as are working together on the modernization of 90 t-72 tanks for ukraine, we can discuss the results of the seventh ramstein , we can talk with maryana budzherin, she is a doctor of political science , a researcher at the center for russian and e

territory , to free our people, and then we will talk about some kind of transfer of experience to our partners well, now we need their support and financial, political and, above all, of course, weapons . well, that's why we need to emphasize that. but the fact that ukraine is now the most effective , the most balanced, the most universal and effective army in the world, i absolutely agree , and this is one of our er after victory will be key advantages in the negotiation process with our partners because er in most countries , even those that have often participated in peacekeeping operations, this contingent is still it is quite limited , it is small, ukraine is now militarized to the maximum extent and knows how to use non-standard and non-standard, absolutely true, meaning non-standard use of all types of weapons, both post-soviet and nato standards, and very skillfully and do not compose them in a non-standard way, but in fact this is a unique experience that ukraine can transfer accordingly to education in the fight against the same russian federation . yes, in the context of cooperation

ready predictable partner to the european union. we took part on the. ready united was decisions regarding the functions and we are implementing the functions diligently. you realize, as you have said in your question, that we had to come a long distance to reach this goal are much longer than any other of the partners who are ready. didn't have the links we had with us. this demonstrates the dimension of our shift but it has had consequences. ready already and though probably be more for bratia and your taking a fan and you go to the visas of being canceled to tourists. and you've seen also already russia intent on possibly taking other action. and you're also stopping, i think, fueling of brushing ships as well, did it unilateral? not in the context of the functions. what can you imagine a war if somebody off have services to the navy of a country packed it to the water like we are reading in a bidding? yeah, so we did this, this open the road for the, for the lifting of the american embargo towards, that's because we, we completed fully the terms. th

we only have to receive public criticism from partners, and receive delays with funding and support. only then do we start something. thank you olena shcherban . they will help us anyway, because they will not help, then it will be worse for them, because then, well, cool logic, but well, everyone can see it, there are people who see your actions, and then these same european partners will not support you on the elections, you are already preparing for them anyway. dammit, victoria vysytka, people's deputy of ukraine of the eighth convocation, will be with us in a few minutes. us, our partners, when we ask them for money, weapons, that’s all, well, you’ve put things in order there, and we say that we don’t need to be monitored for life, even though we are also involved in the distribution of budget money, good news for mykolaiv residents, residents of the regional center and there they began to restore the full water supply of the dnipro water, which was suspended after the russian missile attack on november 23, buses are also operating in the city, mayor oleksandr zinkevich informed

see the strategic partners remain on board when it comes to potentially isolating china. just wanted to read out what german chancellor scholz said. he said, "china remains an important trading and business partner for germany and europe. we don't want to decouple from it." but u.s. policy on china speaks of abusive and coercive purchases in the treating space. somewhere in between, the u.s. and its partners are trying to find a, nine on china, with both deeply invested in huge trade volumes in the u.s., more than 500 billion dollars. in the case of germany, more than $250 billion or euros, whatever you like. both cannot get away from china and they are grappling with how to deal with it. nicole: is germany meeting washington's expeditions of being a strategic partner when it comes to china, in your view? guest: we saw antony blinken on the stage, there was a lot of agreement that china needs to be handled with caution. you will not hear a word of direct criticism coming out of d.c., but no doubt there will be more expectations in the future. it is very interesting that g

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so we are partners and our unity with you must be ready , so please do not leave without help all thosehom you can to help president volodymyr zelensky and we remind you that an air alert is sounding in the kharkiv region, in addition, the nikopol community there is a threat of artillery fire, so stay in shelters and try to be as safe as possible, because it is really very important to save your life and the lives of your loved ones. well, in more detail about how to counter russia on all fronts, we are talking with an expert on international issues, bohdan ferents, bohdan. we congratulate you. good night. congratulations, bohdan. well , ukrainians are not afraid anymore. hardened people, we are ready for everything - for any development of events, nevertheless, president volodymyr zelenskyi got used to it, he warned that in the near future this week , rocket attacks and the question is again how to strengthen protection on the diplomatic front, how to counter the russian federation, the diplomatic front really helps to strengthen the positional front, and such a front can protect direc

find partners in order to help you armament, find partners who are tired of the current world order,tes can freely dictate any conditions for absolutely everything, for example, the statement hmm by the leaders of iran his remarque in uh the words that iran needs to be liberated and he stated that iran freed itself from american oppression during the islamic revolution and this is the position of today . in my mind spreads in the east with shevets political scientist and also great hopes, he places an eraser on iran. kyrgyzstan is going to adopt a new law on the media, it is supposed to introduce legal regulation of the internet. well, acquaintances. let us all have a narrative. who distributes information on the internet, including a blogger, is given the status of a media until january 1, 23. mass media must go through re-registration and liquidate those who did not pass. well, in your opinion, this is a signal of why there is a difficult moment regarding kyrgyzstan. in my opinion, uh, they are trying to put the country before a choice. eh? put react more harshly towards russia we

this ppp system, i draw such parallels that we should act in the same way and i am sure that our partnersing and there will be such tripartite work between the ukrainian side, for example, the german government, the swiss government, the german government, the canadian government, where are you mainly such equipment is produced by private manufacturers and companies that produce the equipment we need, i will only add that in this broadcast i was recently alana zerkali, an adviser to the minister of energy, and she she talked about this equipment, she also said that there is a queue for it, that it is difficult to get it, that it is another challenge for ukraine, the same transformers that you talked about. well, one more question. it is already more political. do you understand why, yuriy ? vitrenko, did they leave, well , officially, he himself resigned, this question lies in the plane of his effectiveness. so say the letter because it was appointed in such a way that certain e-e were not fulfilled on the part of ukraine, including there the legislative requirements a-a and one more impo

any case, we are looking for international international assistance in the analytical field from partners, for example, to minimize the consequences of restrictions, e-e completed a very large assistance e-e on generators recently, for example, a place and you have already received 700 more than expected and they yes from very much this and the european union as such a separate country of the european union send uh japan is very helpful in the cut-off broke in switzerland allocated funds for liquidation of the consequences of shelling e- eh, and this is done by the search for spare parts and state structures, that is, ukrenergo, minenergo, private structures, dtek . of the energy sector, simon simpson, i apologize, she said that 40% of the ukrainian energy sector is not working, the winter will be very difficult, but europe can provide additional flows of electricity, so this is the european ensoi system, which we joined in the first days of the war. this is how we show ourselves as a reliable and proven supplier of electricity to europe. do you think there will be a situation where we ha

on summit in the stages summit, i laid out a commitment forward to working with our partners in in the pacific to ensure future that is vital in this region. that's free and open and prosperous as well as secure. and i met with our allies from australia, japan and the republic of korea, underscore and our commitment and deep engagement with our closest partners and strategy cooperation. i'm our allies to meet shared threats, to our own security, and to this their security, including the dpr k. and let me, i just met in person where she's paying of the people's republic of china. we had actually, and we had an open, candid conversation about our intentions and our priorities. it was clear, he was clear and i was clear, there will defend american interest in values promot, university human rights, and stand up for the international order and work in lockstep with our allies and partners. we're going to compete vigorously, but i'm not looking for conflict. i'm looking to manager competition responsibly and i want to make sure, make sure that every country abide by the international rules

, law enforcement partners, foreign partners, go with the whole two plus two to make five. we are going after the infrastructure, going after their cryptocurrency, going after the individual actors, some of them a can extradite, some we can have charged there. we are engaging in more sensitive counterintelligence type work to amplify those effects. we have found when we go after the actors, infrastructure and money, simultaneously, we can degrade and disrupt their effectiveness. that is really ultimately the real goal to degrade, disrupt and defend in that way. the deterrence model is harder in some ways much the same way we are not going to deter a chinese or russians from spying but we can make it difficult for them to do. we are imposing risks and consequences on the adversaries to hit them where it hurts, to make it harder for them to really come after us with cyber means. >> if i may add a point. i do not need to speak of the criticality of a strong defense. you are focused on offensive behavior. a few weeks ago i was in singapore to speak to our allies in the indo pac

law enforcement partners, foreign partners, you know what the whole two plus two to make five effect, we are going after the adversaries infrastructure. we are going after their cryptocurrency, we are going after their individual actors. some of them we can extradite, some of them have charges. we are engaging in a, they're more sensitive counter intelligence type of work to amplify those effects. what we have found is that when we go after the actors, the infrastructure, the money all simultaneously we can degrade and disrupt their effectiveness. that is ultimately the way to disrupt and the fans that way. sometimes the deterrents model is harder, much the same way we are not willing to deter the chinese on the russians from spying. we can make it hellaciously difficult for them to do it. we are looking to focus on the adversaries, and then when her, to make it harder and harder. come after a cyber means. >> if i may, senator, at a point. of course i do not need to speak of the criticality of a strong defense, you are, of course, focused on offensive behavior, a few weeks ago i was i

we're bringing together the broad as possible coalition partners to deliver results at cop $27.00 in egypt. i made it clear thanks to the ball, the gen of art ministration. we pursue from day one to tack over climate crisis in advance energy security at home and around the world. the united states will be united states will meet our mission is target under the targets under the pass agreement. and we're going to keep working with our partners to support the most vulnerable countries and building resilience to climate that impacts and to align global ambition with the 1.5 degrees celsius goal. while supercharge in our clean energy transition at the us asi on summer, in the stages summit, i laid out a commitment for to working with our partners in in the pacific to ensure a future that is vital to this region that's free and open and prosperous as well as secure and i met with our allies from australia, japan, in the republic of korea, underscore and our commitment and deep engagement with our closest partners is strengthening cooperation among our allies, to meet shared threats, to ou

with many of our closest partners. i also think this is just a moment in time where we got to be a little more cold-blooded about the way which we marry our rhetoric on human rights and democracy with our action. but any listen, if there's a chance that that agreement could be reached with the saudis, and i think would have to involve real political reform domestically for it to be worthwhile, then listen, i'm certainly open to that dialogue. maybe what you're hearing between martin and i is just a maybe a disagreement on the belief we have an ultimately succeeding. .. i think this has been well covered in the media. saudi officials argue that the opec plus decision was merely economic and to pr ev is this analysis wrong and we've seen this by being trotted out and i'll add to that the saudi's here now to the cleaning to aid in ukraine and prisoner swap so t and then the merits of also there not a vassal state anymore . there's a certain nationalism in their discourse that comes out along with economic angle to this so

they are all security partners. anyone in that region who might be threatened might bring in that language. melanie: i would've thought that partner language was introduced for ukraine but bob, he said it was always in their. -- in there. bob: if you listened to the undersecretary, whenever he says allies he means allies and partners. it is almost a composite idea that you never separate them, and that has been the case for decades. reason is this -- allies, we have a treaty obligation to defend them. we have that with nato, japan, south korea. we are obliged and we also have security relationships with countries that don't receive these legally binding commitments. but mike mentioned israel, saudi arabia, taiwan, ukraine at this point would be considered. how important are these security issuances to them? in some cases, really important. in desert storm, along predecessor to vigilant storm, in desert storm the united states sent 500,000 troops to the middle east, because of iraq's invasion of kuwait. we made this

look yes, who remains a partner for now the partners are left with, well, iran, what an unequivocal rogueby and large , there are more losses than such conditional gains . dmytro levovych, political scientist, internationalist thank you for being with us at such a late hour and telling us about the lack of peace, despite the lack of light, how to correctly perceive what is happening today in the world around ukraine. watch the project to find your kateryna osadchai from the search for the missing, every monday at 9 p.m. :30 now i know what it's like to leave your home when you're standing in the middle of the train station and don't know where to go.