press secretary pentagon, patrick ryder says washington has about $7 billion left for kiev.funds, just for military assistance, a little less than 5.5 billion. ryder did not specify how long these funds will be, but obviously not for long. just the day before , rada deputy alexandra ustinova, who is responsible for monitoring arms supplies, reported that kiev spends $3 billion a month on armaments, so is american money needed urgently? they won’t be voted on if they don’t vote now for additional allocation of funds for ukraine, we have weapons it will end in a month and a half, because we have 5 billion left for weapons alone, which the white house has, this is solely to take what is already in warehouses in the united states and deliver it to ukraine. however, not only money and weapons are running out, but also people. here is a representative of the poltava military registration and enlistment office. states that every man must understand that he will most likely have to fight, it’s a matter of time, but there are no queues of people willing, various tricks to avoid mobil

patrick ryder, while emphasizing why the us needs the zionist regime to activate and use the iron dome in the future, will provide funding. he said: the pentagon advises tel aviv for what this spokesman called self-defense and countering terrorist threats. foreign ministers of 9 arab countries in a joint statement from the organization's security council the united nations called for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in gaza. ministers of foreign affairs of egypt, jordan, saudi arabia, qatar, uae, amman, kuwait, sorry, bahrain and maghreb in this statement, any kind of targeting the people of gaza. the condemned emphasized the necessity of humanitarian aid entering gaza . in this statement, the forced resettlement of palestinians outside their land is strongly condemned and incompletely promoted by international law. the first vice president returned to tehran after participating in the 22nd meeting of the shanghai council of prime ministers in kyrgyzstan. mr. mokhbar said in this meeting: iran has presented proposals for cooperation in various fields, which have been met with the a

patrick ryder emphasized that america will provide what the zionist regime needs to activate and systematically use the iron dome. he said: the pentagon advises tel aviv for what this spokesman calls self-defense against terrorist threats. the foreign minister warned america that it will not be safe if the scope of the conflict in palestine is not controlled. mr. amir abdullahian, in the special session of the united nations general assembly, considered washington's direct participation in the crime against the people of gaza as a violation of the united nations charter and called on the international community to they are forced to answer. be made to answer. this is why america also participates in the crime against the palestinian people. and interestingly, it invites others to exercise restraint and prevent the spread of conflicts and violence. mr. amir abdollahian, referring to the continued support of the united states and some european countries for the killing of the people of gaza , asked them to stop supporting the genocide in palestine. the head of the foreign policy department remind

me remind you that a few hours before this attack, the representative of the pentagon, general patrick ryder, confirmed another shelling of the attanf base. according to him, there are no wounded among american servicemen. because of the attack , us president joe biden interrupted his speech to journalists. i apologize, i have go solve another problem, thank you, and this is the end of the episode, and read more on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks, join, put your favorites, further on the air, welcome my colleagues, oksana vasychanska and roman chaiko, no switch, stay with the espresso team. it's 7:10 on the clock, good morning, roman chayka , oksana vesochenska, on the air of tv channel uso, an information marathon, we begin to inform about the most important things and analyze, of course , the situation in ukraine and beyond, everything that affects our country, our lives and our russian-ukrainian war. well, let's start with what we, who tried to prepare, were told on the night of the 23rd to the 24th, that there is a possible threat, yes, a large missile attack, that t

according to pentagon spokesman patrick ryder, washington received appropriate guarantees, as in the case of all other systems and equipment that the states provided to ukraine. the spokesman also added that he could not name the exact number of missiles provided to atakam. it remains without light. consumers in nine regions of ukraine, all because of shelling, weather conditions and technological violations, the ministry of energy of ukraine reported. yes, in particular four settlements were cut off in donetsk region, two in dnipropetrovsk region. also, part of ukrainians in zaporizhzhia, sumy, kharkiv, kherson and chernihiv regions remain without electricity. due to unfavorable weather conditions , part of the consumers in the kyiv region remain without electricity. in general, over the past 24 hours , energy companies have restored 16,500 subscribers, most of them in the donetsk and zaporizhzhia regions. the territory of the memorial complex of the national museum of the history of ukraine in the second world war has become fully accessible to visitors our correspondent kateryna g

me remind you that a few hours before this attack, the representative of the pentagon, general patrick ryder , confirmed another shelling of the attanf base. according to him. there are no wounded among the american servicemen, because of the attack , the president of the united states, joe biden, interrupted his speech to journalists. i'm sorry, i have to go solve another problem. thank you. we will meet with you at 10 o'clock, and you will find more interesting and relevant information on our website espresso.tv. also in our social networks, join, put yours likes, my colleagues, oksana vosychanska and roman chaika, will continue ether, don't switch, stay with the espresso team. we return, we welcome everyone who joins us at this moment, good morning, i hope that this good morning will be good for our defenders as well. for this, we can make a small contribution at the bottom of the screen in the left corner of the screen, you can now see a qr code, scan it, and count it, transfer the amount you can, 10, 15, 100,000 uah, who has what opportunity, and when we we will collect uah 9,000, and i

this was stated by pentagon spokesman general patrick ryder during a briefing.i can go into detail about the number of atacoms that we transferred to ukraine, however, like all other systems and equipment that we supplied, they were backed by guarantees that they would be used within the territory of sovereign ukraine in order to return and protect sovereign ukrainian land. the united states is ready to provide ukraine with missiles for continuous attacks, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, confirmed on january 1. at the same time, kuleba did not say whether the same missiles, but with a range of up to 300 km, will be provided to the ukrainian troops. however, he paid attention to the fact that ukraine was initially denied all of its requests for western arms, but the negotiations eventually ended with success. i will remind you that the american newspaper new york times, citing american officials, writes that ukraine received about 20 missiles of the early version. this modification of missiles has a limited range, but according to a per

here what the pentagon press secretary brigadier general patrick ryder said about this moments ago. >n about these engagements is still being processed, and we cannot say for certain what these missiles and drones were targeting but they were launched from yemen heading north along the red sea potentially towards targets in israel. ow defensive response was one we would have taken for any similar threat in the the region where we're able to do so against other interest, personnel and partners. >> normally u.s. assets are there, ship, air, et cetera. loads of bases. more moved in. two carrier groups president biden ordered to the eastern mediterranean. good for israel. a lot of sensory equipment, ability to fire, chute don missiles. of course, their targets as well and all of these proxies, jose hrzjose -- hezbollah and houthis have missiles. >> and another warning to iran about this tonight? >> it's possible. clear from the beginning. wouldn't be surprised because he wants to say, as he said in that first time around, don't even think about it, in effect. whether they listen, that's a

eastern, brigadier general patrick ryder. a lot going on. much breaking news as possible so you see the story of what's going on. thank you so much for watching "outnumbered." great recording, kayleigh, with the new speaker of the house. "america reports" now.

this is pentagon press secretary patrick ryder. >> while i won't talk to specific deployment locations for these forces, i can confirm they are not going to israel and they are intended to support regional deterrent efforts. amy: florida's state university system, in collaboration with republican governor ron desantis, has issued a memo ordering college campuses to shut down a palestinian solidarity student organization. florida officials accused students for justice in palestine of providing "harmful support for terrorist groups." palestine legal, which defends the free speech of palestinian rights activists, said in a statement the memo was "filled with erroneous factual and legal claims that seek to distract from, distort and silence the message of student activists across the united states the same way israeli propaganda has sought to distract public attention from ongoing israeli war crimes," palestine legal wrote. meanwhile, governor desantis said thursday he's made arrangements to send drones, weapons, and ammunition to israel as it prepares for a ground invasion of gaza. we wil

eastern, brigadier general patrick ryder. a lot going on. we will get to as much breaking news as possible so you see the story of what's going on. thank you so much for watching "outnumbered." great recording, kayleigh, with the new speaker of the house. "america reports" now. >> not in the face russia's aggression in ukraine. >> shame on you all. palestinians aren't animals. >> committee will suspend and i again ask that those from the audience respect the people in the room and allow us to continue the hearing. >> john: as harris just mentioned, awaiting updates from the white house, the state department and the pentagon on the war in the middle east as anti-israel demonstrations intensify around the globe, including on capitol hill. and so we begin tuesday afternoon, john roberts, good afternoon to you. >> aishah: aishah hasnie in for sandra myth. "america reports". so the chaotic scene was playing out at a senate hearing this morning as secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin were making their case for congr

. >> brigadier general patrick ryder, pentagon press secretary, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. my pleasure. >>> that does it for us this week. see you back here on monday. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. >>> good morning. it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific, i'm jose diaz-balart. right now, fear and mourning in lewiston, maine, where residents continue to shelter in place as the intense manhunt for a mass shooter stretches into a third day. this as we begin to learn more about the 18 people killed in the attacks. >>> breaking overnight, the u.s. launching air strikes in iranian-linked targets in syria. military officials say it is in retaliation for a series of drone attacks on american military bases in the region. >>> also breaking, israel carries out another raid in gaza, with drones and jets firing on what israel says were hamas command sites. and we're starting to see the scope of the damage and heart break after hurricane otis devastates the mexican city of acapulco. survivors now scrambling to find supplies and come to terms with wha

in any case, the press secretary of the ministry of defense, patrick ryder, made a statement where heof american troops, i can confirm that since our initial force announcement, approximately 900 troops have been deployed or are in the process of deploying to the u.s. central command area of ​​responsibility, including forces ready to deploy upon orders from the continental united states. the petriot and avenger anti-aircraft missile systems are being deployed, as well as the corresponding forces of the air defense headquarters. i'm not authorized to talk about a specific location. deployment of these forces, however i can confirm that they will not sent to israel, between october 17 and 26, our troops were attacked at least 12 times in iraq and four more times in syria, by missiles and drones. i cannot provide specific information about who exactly is responsible for these attacks, but we do know that these groups have ties to iran. five iran, iran sounds in very different contexts, the point is that the americans are trying to create. the impression that they want to keep everyone a

but then general patrick ryder said that the u.s. holds iran responsible. is that a signal that iran is trying to widen the war? >> we see that they are backing these groups. no question about that. um we have sent a strong signal of deterrence. there's no indication right now that any other nation state or actor is uh is preparing or imminently to escalate this conflict. but we're watching this very, very closely. and again, i want to be clear here, nobody is turning a blind eye to iran's complicity, their support for these, these, these militia groups in iraq and syria, their support for terrorists throughout the region. we have addressed that through additional sanctions. we have addressed it through additional military force posture. we're obviously going to do what we have to do to protect ourselves and our troops. nobody, nobody's at all turning away from that threat or their historic and sustained support for these terrorist groups. >> john, just a follow up to what peter asked earlier, like two questions but one to drill down, i assume when the pres

, washington continues to set fire to the middle east, as pentagon spokesman brigadier general patrick ryder said . the 119th expeditionary fighter squadron of the national guard arrived in the middle east today. the squadron consists of an f16 fighter, where exactly will it be dislocated, us defense does not disclose. probably in jordan. according to general ryder, the transfer was due to increased threats to us interests in the region, he said so directly, these threats allegedly come from tehran and its proxies. almost simultaneously it became known that australia was sending its troops to the middle east, following the united states and britain. in an interview with the australian abc, australian defense minister richard marles did not specify exactly how many troops will be sent, but we are talking about a significant number of troops, indicating that the conflict may soon extend beyond the borders of both israel and palestine, as evidenced by the white house’s decision to evacuate almost 700,000 american citizens from israel and lebanon, the washington post writes about this, according

we thank you so much, patrick ryder for speaking to us from washington dc. and let's just take you back to the united nations about as the general assembly going on right now, they're meant to be voting on a resolution we can bring in our corresponding gabrielle gabrielle is on the joining us from the un headquarters in new york. and gabriel, while we keep an eye out on what's happening at the general assembly itself, i know that the u. n. chief has been making some comments. what did you have to say? yeah, that's right. about half an hour ago. almost. exactly, at the moment that diplomats were going back into the general assembly room. you see behind me the secretary general, antonio gutierrez, sent out a message on social media reading part. the humanitarian system in guys is facing total collapse with unimaginable consequences. the statement went on by the secretary general to say, i repeat my calls for humanitarian sees fire in the middle east, the unconditional release of all hostages, and the delivery of life saving supplies at the scale needed. the st

. >> brigadier general patrick ryder, pentagon press secretary, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. my pleasure. >>> that does it for u

further, and simon, tell me, yesterday, the official representative of the us department of defense, patrick ryderces of 900 troops to israel, what do you think, for what? the biggest fear in israel right now is the moment is that a war will begin with the hezbollah group in lebanon, syrian paramilitary groups will most likely join in, and there will also be a transfer of the islamic revolution from iran, that is, it will already be transformed from a local conflict and will not be able to resist at the same time, firstly on on two fronts, since we are now preparing a ground operation in the gaza sector for the war with hamas, therefore we will not be able to fight on two fronts simultaneously with states no longer small and most likely for this purpose us troops are now being deployed, not only the us, but also great britain and france sent a ship here on board which also includes french and english paratroopers, so apparently we are smoothly transforming this local conflict into a regional one, that is, you assume that the us and british military and france, france, by the way, also sent a helic

here's what patrick ryder, spokesman for the united states department of defense, said about it. confirm. in the period from october 17 to 26, our troops were attacked by at least at least 12 times in iraq and four more times in syria through missiles and drones. i cannot provide specific information about who exactly is responsible for these attacks, but we do know that these groups have ties to iran. and the united states itself has already directly begun hostilities, at night american aircraft carried out strikes on targets supposedly on the territory of syria, sergei alexandrovich, this is truly an unprecedented american buildup of military forces in the middle east, what do they want, what do they achieve? oh, well, what do they want, so to speak, only god knows, yes, i think that they, i think, not only, well, it’s clear, yes, yes, who serves whom, what is called, yes, that’s it, although it seems to me that they themselves say so, we sometimes exaggerate their wisdom, they themselves sometimes do not really understand what they want, so, but in this case it seems to me tha

brigadier general patrick ryder was speaking about the ongoing conflict between israel and hamas, andresources going into the region, and what would keep them from being drawn directly into a war. this is him speaking on friday. [video clip] >> right now, the forces are going into the region to deter a wider conflict and send a message to any state or nonstate actors to include iran that they should think twice about trying to escalate. number two is to ensure we have the capabilities we need within this area of operations to protect our forces no matter where they are serving. that is why those forces are there and as it relates to israel, we have a very focused effort to ensure we are communicating closely with the israelis to provide them with security systems they need to conduct their operations to protect the people against hamas terrorist attacks. >> given what's happening in israel, the threat of hamas and hezbollah, and by extension iran, what is the a line for america putting boots on the ground? >> i will not get into hypotheticals. right now, our focus is on communicating

brigadier general patrick ryder was speaking about the ongoing conflict between israel and hamas, andresources going into the region, and what would keep them from being drawn directly into a war. this is him speaking on friday. [video clip] >> right now, the forces are going into the region to deter a wider conflict and send a message to any state or nonstate actors to include iran that they should think twice about trying to escalate. number two is to ensure we have the capabilities we need within this area of operations to protect our forces no matter where they are serving. that is why those forces are there and as it relates to israel, we have a very focused effort to ensure we are communicating closely with the israelis to provide them with security systems they need to conduct their operations to protect the people against hamas terrorist attacks. >> given what's happening in israel, the threat of hamas and hezbollah, and by extension iran, what is the a line for america putting boots on the ground? >> i will not get into hypotheticals. right now, our focus is on communicating

according to pentagon spokesman brigadier general patrick ryder, the 119th expeditionary fighter groupriot anti-aircraft missile systems, to jordan, kuwait, iraq, saudi arabia, qatar, arab emirates. the fact that the war may soon become global, truly global, is also indicated by the emergency decision white house on the evacuation of almost 7,000 american citizens from israel or. vana. according to state department estimates, at the time of the attack by hamas militants, there were about 600,000 americans in israel, and another plus or minus 80,000 were in lebanon. the evacuation operation may also involve air force aircraft and warships, which have arrived in the region in large numbers right now. true, the us administration’s concerns go beyond ilivan and israel, as street protests have spread. the entire absolutely arab world, but also israeli flags at all these rallies waiting along with us flags. the united states is increasing its military presence in the middle east, today the pentago. that the nation's 199th expeditionary fighter squadron of the new jersey air force has arrived

patrick cantlay sank a putt to beat roy mcelroy after the end of yesterday's ryder cup in italy.motions are running high and then drama. r rory didn't approach the caddie. the caddie has words for rory as he's lining up for a putt that could have and would have tied the match. let's take this out to the parking lot, yo. rory mcelroy rage. the teammate had to come in and diffuse the situation. he goes over to lacava, the caddie and is like, hey, man, this is golf. finally, taylor swift has sent ticket prices to another hi heights. the chiefs/jets game soaring. that's because she's supportedly, allegedly going to be at met life stadium to cheer on chiefs star, travis kelce. many are wondering if the global pop icon is dating kelce after she showed up last week sitting next to his mom. >> i like what you did

ryder cup in rome, italy. in the last match of the day, u.s.'s patrick cantlay, he sank that putt there on 18. but check out his caddie here. joe lacava celebrating for what they thought was a bit too long, so they're getting heated there as rory is getting set up for a putt that would have tied the match. look at this caddie, still getting after him. you rarely see that. check this out, it was like a volcano waiting to erupt. rio couldn't hold it back any longer. he was about to get in his car and drive away, but he was caught getting into it again before he was ushered away by his own teammate. that's shane lowry going over and saying, hey, bro, war you doing, man, this is golf. we're not supposed to do that sort of thing, laila. >> i know, it's really out of scale, but still, tempers flare. >> good to see you. >> thank you so much. we should do this again. coy, thanks a lot. >>> now, birthday greetings keep rolling in for former u.s. president jimmy carter. he served at the white house between 1977 and 1981 and the residents marked the occasion with this display on the lawn. carter turns 99

ryder cup in rome on saturday. at this point, it would take an historic comeback for the americans to retain the coveted golf trophy as the tournament heads into its final day. here's cnn's patrick snell. >> well, america's golfers really have the proverbial mountain to climb, if they have any chance at all of holding on to their title. europe now just four appoint poy from winning back one of the most prestigious titles there is when it comes to international team sports. and all of this amid plenty of drama and rising tensions, too, between the two sides late in the day on saturday. europe also winning three of the four morning alternate shot foursomes, as victoria hovland powering their way to a record ryder cup victory, one that left the world number one player literally in tears afterwards. scheffler and brooks koepka beat 9 and 7. but in the afternoon, better format. the americans starting to make a fight of it and a real statement victory from sam burns and collin maracowa who were in superb form, hovland and obear get a taste of their own medicine. and burns dishing it out to the crowd as well. but in the last match of the day, u.s. star patrick cantlay not wearing a cap

ryder cup in rome on saturday. at this point, it's going to take a historic comeback for the americans to retain the coveted golf trophy as the tournament heads into its final day. here's patrick snell with a look at saturday's action. >> america's golfers really have the proverbial mountain to climb if they're to have any chance at all of holding on to their title. europe four points away from winning back one of the most prestigious titles there is when it comes to international team sports. all of this amid plenty of drama and rising tensions between the sides. late in the day on saturday. europe also winning three of the four morning alternate shot foursomes as viktor hovland and his partner powering their way to a record ryder cup victory, one that left scottie scheffler in tears. in the afternoon better of four format, the americans making a statement victory from sam burns and colin muir cau wau 4-3 against hovland and herbert, burns dishing it out to the crowd. in the last match of the day, u.s. star patrick cantlay not wearing a cap. he says simply because it doesn't fit. making the 30-footer to win it for the americans against rory mcilroy and matt fitzpatrick. but a

team at the ryder cup, calling them cheats and booing them. [ applause ] [booing] joey: oh, well. this comes as rory mcilroy refuses to acknowledge patricknto an an altercation earlie. i respect this with the caddie. i don't know what the earnings disparity is between a golfer and caddy. it's like a pit crew member coming up to a nascar driver. i think it's cool. i'm looking at pete because he's a nascar guy. those are your headlines. we're going to turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. >> do you know whose umbrellas the ryder team have, weather man umbrellas. pretty cool. i haven't been on a tractor since i was maybe 14 years old. to be honest with you. that's a long time ago. pretty cool. had to bring -- c stu leonard brought this in for us. today is october 1. this is how september played out. where you see yellow or orange, that's above average temperatures, little blue, one spot below average was across areas of california. today cold air is settling in across the west, warm air building building across the central part of the country, the heat spreads off to the east and you see for the most part no moisture, really dry day a

then, patrick cantlay, who is reportedly refusing to wear his team hat at the protest at the lack of payment at the ryderr decision. the offside line graphic wasn't shown. the goal should have stood and the body admitted after the game are clear and obvious factual error made. it was told the check was complete, forgetting the goal had not been awarded. at 2—2, it made it 1—1 deep in stoppage time and this is what happened. spurs were the winner courtesy of liverpool defenderjoel matip, that was when liverpool went down to nine men at that stage. the wind takes tottenham up to second. irrespective of our start we are still a team that is in its infancy in terms of the play we want to play and the age of the group and experience of the group but having that support behind us at home, the last two games has been unbelievable, the energy they have given the lads and it's great because we will need it moving forward with what challenges and especially at home, having the support behind us or make a big difference. support behind us or make a big difference-— support behind us or make a big difference. ., .,

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