well, the pentagon for ukraine is now on a starvation diet. was allocated for... 300 million dollars, the first since the new year, there was once a time when a billion or 2 billion were allocated a month, the main problem for the american department of defense here is the colossal cash gap, which occurred due to the fact that military equipment was sent to kiev with unprecedented enthusiasm, not being too consistent with the dynamics of replenishment of this equipment, everything led to the fact that... now there are 10 billion dollars that were literally wasted, and what's their name return is also unclear. the us department of defense will need $10 billion to replace the weapons sent to ukraine, but the us defense department does not yet have the necessary funds for this. we were unable to replenish everything that we had already provided to ukraine; if the pentagon does not receive the required amount, this will affect the combat readiness of the united states itself and its reserves. noted an official from the ministry of defense. there i

the pentagon for ukraine is now on a starvation diet.ollars was allocated, the first since the new year; there was once a time when a billion or 2 billion were allocated a month. the main problem for the american department of defense here is the colossal cash gap that occurred due to the fact that they sent military equipment to kiev, not very consistent with the dynamics of replenishment of this equipment, and everything led to the fact that now... there are 10 billion dollars that were literally wasted, and how to get them back is also unclear. the us department of defense will need $10 billion to replace. weapons sent to ukraine, but so far the american defense department does not have the necessary funds for this. we could not make up for everything that we had already provided to ukraine. if the pentagon does not receive the necessary amount, this will affect the combat readiness of the united states itself and its reserves,” said a defense department official. there is another very interesting point that can be discovered if you r

the white house has requested almost $850 billion for the pentagon next year.get, as always , will be a record and, as always, will be greater than the total defense budgets of the next 10 countries after america. a crafty figure, meanwhile , the hawks insist, demanding that biden give the us department of defense. trillion at once, so what kind of war are they preparing for and what are they ready to sacrifice? joe biden's recent appeal to the american congress, many of them , as they say, rolled their lips, but then the numbers appeared and it turned out that reality did not quite coincide with their expectations, what happened, there are several factors: firstly, last year the republicans... to a colossal the figure of the american national debt, which now equals $35 trillion, obliged the biden administration to keep itself within limits with regard to any budget expenditures, in fact, that’s why the previous pentagon’s plan has not yet been finally adopted budget. the pentagon is now operating within the framework of temporary resolutions, one of these reso

carla babb, voice of america, pentagon. meanwhile , ukrainian justice minister denys malyuska met with american lawmakers in washington. he is sure: congress will approve aid for ukraine, and frozen russian assets will soon be used to compensate for the damage it has caused. russian aggression. we are optimistic, we have heard quite optimistic messages from here and used the opportunity to emphasize that this is important. we received financial assistance from the eu. how are you you know, the eu has approved a plan to help ukraine. we expect to receive several billion euros from this already in these weeks. it will be a direct help to the budget, but in terms of military needs, without us help, sooner or later there will be disaster on the battlefield. we really hope that congress will act quickly. to fulfill the obligations assumed. the second issue we talked about with partners and allies is financial assistance and the ripo bills, and what to do with russian sovereign assets not only on the territory of the united state

well, there is no such situation that the pentagon and the president of the united states can make an to provide this or that assistance, it depends only on the congress. the american president always has an opportunity if he has the political will, and the pentagon can always screw something up. and they talked about these 4 billion for a long time, you are telling the truth, but i... tend to think that this is the way, and why this topic was brought up again, it arose there in the fall, when the funding period was already ending there and the americans said that, yes, maybe, but it is on the extreme, that is, it is already a nz, that is, if at all it will be bad, but - why do they do it, well , it's a form of pressure now on and so this stretch, melt like... you know, like it, like it's chicken, tobacco, yes, this is georgian, when they splash you, so johnson now to me reminds me, this is a chicken that was simply put in a frying pan and pressured from all sides, and it is actually him cannot but put it to a vote, cannot put it to a vote, and the american administration is simply i

account for aid to ukraine, well, in the abstract account of the pentagon, still has about 4 billionlars left there, but it cannot spend it, because the pentagon does not have its own defense budget and it was not compensated in terms of armaments, that is, it ee ... handed over weapons for ukraine, everything is fine, but he could not order a new one for himself, and there is a minus of $10 billion, which the pentagon needs, and if specifically for the purchase of weapons that were handed over to ukraine, the pentagon receives appropriate funds, then it is possible to continue this process, but the whole problem is that now the american lower house, it demonstrates absolutely anomalous, logical behavior. because in the conditions of the biggest war in europe, the biggest world war, well during the second world war, the biggest world security crisis in the last decade, half a century, and they are not involved at all in the defense budget of the united states, nor in helping those countries that are now on the front lines of this well, the front line of modern warfare. yes, but we un

what will happen is something the pentagon and the white house are not talking about.s overhead. there will be gathering intelligence, there will be keeping watch around the clock as troops are operating there and i the aid is moving. this is very typical, it's the classes gathering of intelligence so they know where her losses. they know if there's any bad actors in the area, they will try and identify any place where there are civilians. this will be very, very key because, and again, everyone hoped to go as well — but afford to not go well, if troops say they're going to involve, if they came under attack — if one of those aeroplanes delivering those parachute drops was to go down, you have to have a way of rescuing us forces. us forces don't go anywhere where there is the possibility of rescuing them. about 21 troops being involved with all this additional back—up. —— about 1,000 troops. this is a combat zone with all the risks of that.— the risks of that. the talks for a hostage _ the risks of that. the talks for a hostage deal- the risks of that. the talks for a

lester >> courtney kube at the pentagon, thank you. >>> here in new york lawyers for former president trump posted a $91 million bond today in the defamation case he lost to writer e. jean carroll. an insurance company provided the bond. this comes after a federal jury awarded carroll $83 million in damages. the bond prevents her from collecting that money while trump appeals the verdict. >>> we'll take a break. in 60 seconds, the showdown emerging over tiktok as a bill that could ban the app in the u.s. gains momentum in congress what's at stake right after this >>> back now with tiktok, the wildly popular app with 170 million users in the u.s., and many of them are outraged over a bill set for a vote next week that could ban tiktok nationwide if it doesn't cut its chinese ties here's savannah sellers. >> reporter: tonight, the battle to ban tiktok intensifying in washington with house leaders confirming they'll vote next week on a bill that would effectively ban the app, unless it's sold by its chinese parent company, bytedance. >> we can't have a foreign-controlled social media app

, well, there is no such situation where the pentagon and the president of the united states can... makehis or that aid solely depending only on the congress, that is, the american president at in the presence of political will, there is always a possibility , and you can always find something in the pentagon, and they talked about these 4 billion for a long time, you are telling the truth, but i am inclined to think that this is a way, and why this topic was raised again, it is there arose in the fall, when already there... well, the funding period was ending, and the americans said that, well, yes, maybe, but it's on the extreme side, that is, it's already nz. this, if it will be bad at all, but - why do they do it, well, this is a form of pressure now on and so this gap, melt, how do you know, how is it, how it's a chicken, tobacco, yes, it's georgian, when they splash you, so johnson , i remember now, it's a chicken, who was just put in a frying pan and pressured from all sides, and he actually can't help but put it to the vote, can't put it to the vote , and the american administrat

tonight, the pentagon saying it wasn't a u.s. air drop that caused the casualties. >> we've confirmed that all of our aid bundles landed safely on the ground. >> reporter: with the u.n. saying more than 500,000 gazans are facing starvation, president biden caught on this hot mic moments after the state of the union, speaking about prime minister netanyahu -- >> i told him, bibi, don't repeat this, but you and i are going to have a come to jesus meeting. >> reporter: the president quickly interrupted by an aide. today saying netanyahu needs to to do more to get aid in. and tonight, a coalition of countries backing president biden's plan for the u.s. military to build a temporary pier off gaza's coast, to allow aid in by sea. president biden saying the israelis will provide security, promising there will be no u.s. boots on the ground in gaza. just days before the start of the holy month of ramadan with no deal on a cease-fire, hamas tonight calling on worshippers to march on jewell's al aqsa mosque. tensions flaring ahead of frida

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the pentagon is betting on spacex. to maintain this network of spy satellites, a network of satellites that interact in the project. so the civilian one will be separated from the pentagon satellites, and the star shield will interact in the project. rumors about some kind of cooperation between musk and the us intelligence community have been circulating for many years, but there is still no concrete information there were very few times. according to new data, spacex and the office of military space intelligence shook hands in 2020. the first year, the project is called starshield and involves the creation of hundreds of satellites that can operate as part of ruhe. spacex declined to comment, but representatives of the intelligence agency were more accommodating and outlined the purpose of the new network for journalists. the national aerospace intelligence agency is building the most powerful, extensive, and reliable surveillance intelligence system that the world has ever seen. simply put, an all-seeing eye working

the word is that the israeli defence minister yoav gallant came to the pentagon today to discuss with necessarily what austin wanted to press on. by all accounts austin spoke about a moral imperative, a moral and strategic imperative, to take care of civilians, that if the israelis are going to make a move on rafah, they need to have a credible plan for the protection of civilians. the us feels it hasn't seen such a plan. not that the pentagon said it will hold up arms sales, but they are pressing the point that they want to see a credible plan for civilian protection in rafah and equally important more aid crossings opening up, more aid going into gaza, and more crossing points for that aid being allowed by the israelis. it isn't at all clear that in this meeting they came to any resolution on any of this. given that urgent issue as you mentioned of getting food aid into gaza basically into northern gaza where we have seen children and people of all ages starving to death, is there any indication that israel is minded to open up greater border access? well, you see the statements fro

, you understand that it's a formal language, the owner of the funds is the pentagon, the ministry of but the decision is made by the biden administration, why is this not a new story, it was talked about there, you remember, at the same time they found some additional four or 6 billion there, which came out as a result that something was miscalculated, such a matchmaker, but i always said that the pentagon, well, no there is such a situation that the pentagon and the president of the united states can make a decision on the provision of this or that aid, they exclusively depend only on the congress, but the american president, in the presence of political will, always has the opportunity and the pentagon always has something... , and they talked about these 4 billion for a long time, you are telling the truth, but i am inclined to think that this is a method, and for some reason this topic was raised again, it arose there in the fall, when the funding period was already running out there and the americans said that well yes, maybe, but it's on the extreme, that is, it's already here

the pentagon has not recorded any signs that moscow is preparing to use nuclear weapons and we can sleepfully for now, said government spokesman meller. however, no one believed him, on both sides of the atlantic. british sky news seems to have guessed that the united states cannot see everything that is happening in russia and is literally shouting that strategically, then there is me... that for western countries this will end in a real bloody tragedy, well, that is , they heard the main message, as for ukraine, the west suddenly realized that the president of russia is not going to in any way change his policy towards the kiev regime and about any peace negotiations, no matter how much stuffing there is in democratic minas. threatened the united states and nato. the words appeared to be in response to an idea floated earlier this week by french president emmanuel macron, who said that the possibility of nato troops stationing in ukraine cannot be ruled out. speaking about macron's statements, putin recalled previous attempts to invade russia by adolf hitler and napoleon, warning that

courtney kube, nbc news, the pentagon >>> with just one day to go, the house passed a stopgap funding bill today to avert a partial government shutdown. the bill keeps much of the government open through next friday, and the rest open until march 22nd republicans and democrats are far apart on funding decisions for major departments like the pentagon and homeland security >>> in 60 seconds, with the new class of weight loss drugs soaring in popularity, not everyone can get them and now more people are turning to an alternate option but is it safe we'll look at that, next >>> oprah winfrey announced she is stepping down from the board of weight watchers, after going public about using weight loss drugs. these medications are wildly popular, though the cost has led many to seek out cheaper compounded versions. but are they safe? cnbc's melissa lee reports. >> you want to keep the same length? >> reporter: for new jersey hairstylist kelly fatigan, maintaining a healthy weight was never an issue, until she had a child. >> i had my son, and we all know after 30, things kind of start to cha

that is, this tiny pentagon will tell the buyer that the product he has labeled has been tested by anxperts and is a guarantor of its quality. the president speaks, a nuclear combo of motivation for the buyer and the manufacturer, such a scrupulous system of product evaluation and mark quality, which is backed by a guarantee from the head of the country, is not found in any state. the products of belarusian manufacturers are now assessed at two competitions at the republican level: the government of the republic of belarus prize for achievements in the field of quality, which is awarded for the work of the enterprise, and a competition from the state standard. these are the best products of the republic of belarus; only a specific product can be noted in it. participation in these competitions will be taken into account when making a decision on assigning a quality mark, but the evaluation criteria in their authority they cannot be compared with those provided by the regional and republican commissions for assigning a quality mark. winning in announced competitions seems to tell the b

also peskov and the statement of the pentagon chief, this leads to increased tension and demonstratessiders ukraine its territory. i ask, of course, for a statement by austin and biden regarding russia, and the fact that , for example, they will use nuclear weapons can be interpreted from two points of view, if so, let’s say, sarcastically, they both underwent a medical examination, received a certificate that can carry any nonsense, but still austin, he has a more sound mind than biden and apparently gives an account of his words, but such statements that he makes, they also say what the united states is going to involvement. but in order to organize such a war with us, you need to prepare for it, yes, you need to prepare resources, prepare military personnel, logistics, money, well , they probably won’t have problems with money for such preparation, but - events show that with this, it’s precisely the preparation that’s going wrong, that is, they can’t provide ukraine, aid to israel is lame, they can’t deal with the houthis there, that is, there are some contradictions that indicate

that's going to take according the pentagon those in troops to do it, they're going to hire a company to ship aid in when most experts will tell you and the us officials will tell you that it is even it would just be easier for israel to open up those border crossings and have trucks go in by land yeah, it would alex, except for the fact that they know that the majority of those trucks not only hold aid, but they >> also hold weapons that has been proven as well throughout this campaign. so it was real is very hesitant, general, i can push back that has not been proven that there are a lot trucks sorry. are you saying that those trucks that have been going into gaza for the past few months are holding weapons for for hamas because that's not something that has been proven it. >> has been proven actually there had been weapons found in some of those trucks, not all of them, certainly. and it's easy to hide that kind of equipment in those trucks were talking about literally hundreds of trucks going through that you can't x-ray all of them. you can't inspect all of them to ensure that so

, because there is no more money, the pentagon confirmed this, or could it be that johnson will notis promise again and will play like this... the same variant that elon musk, a stubborn, aggressive trumpist, is playing today? well, we should be optimistic and believe that far from all the nonsense has been exhausted from the point of view of the promises of johnson or the politicians there, so they have to consider this issue, yes there is a big political scene, but johnson is not so independent, we know that on the one hand he is personally held by trump, on the other takes sides... there are a bunch of trumpists, but his situation is like this: go straight , you will find death, go right, you will find death, and if you go left, you will find death, because if he does not put the question to the vote, then his colleagues there have already prepared presentation, which allows, after gaining 218-220 votes in the congress, to consider the issue without the will of the speaker, but it is actually a vote of no confidence, if he put... then he has a threat that part of the republicans,

madrid's join me at time.com >> i'm natasha bertrand at the pentagon. and this is cnn a new cdc report finds that about 11,000 kids have been rushed to the er after accidentally >> taking melatonin without supervision. cnn health reporter jacqueline howard joins us now, jacqueline, how are these kids getting their hands on melatonin to begin with? >> what's happening, boris, we know that melatonin is becoming more and more popular as asleep aid for adults. but these products are not required to have childproof packaging. so if you have melatonin gummies and you leave them out and a young child sees them, they can easily mistake it for candy get into it and just it and that can result in some of these accidental exposures. so what we know looking at the data between the years 2,019.20, 22, there were about 11,000 emergency room visits among kids infants who accidentally ingested melatonin. and that number represents about 7% of all er visits among young children. and i will say about half of those visits were specifically in ages three to five. now, than

the pentagon cut out the first package to kiev from the end of december from saved funds; the packages, a few armored vehicles, but that’s enough kiev, according to the most daring estimates, for a couple of weeks at most. alexey vasilovsky, vladimir vepritsky, ntv, usa. and the german army has lost its combat capability and lacks equipment, personnel, and quote: in general, because of its outstanding work in supporting ukraine. this was stated by the parliamentary commissioner for defense affairs of germany, starting the annual. this allows the politician to end his participation in the preliminary vote early. most of the democrats, as expected, supported joe biden, this was confirmed vice president kamala haris, commenting on her boss’s successes, did not forget to mention the trials against trump. democrats are not losing hope of putting biden's main rival in prison and preventing him from returning to the white house, however , distrust of biden is growing among ordinary americans; less than 40% of the population supports him. in iran , almost 30 people were killed and 400 injured

these are funds to fund these programs that are badly needed at the state department and the pentagon in ukraine, but a few important points, maria: firstly, it is very early to talk about the budget for 2025, because the budget for 2024 has just been approved, and the second very important thing, those prescribed millions in... in the budget, this is only a very small part of the american aid that is given by washington to kyiv, because most of the money, billions of billions of dollars in the military aid is provided by the united states by requests for additional funding, because that is the mechanism that the president chooses every time, because war is very unpredictable, and he sends requests to congress according to what the needs are and what the united states should fund, so again anyway, now the priority is... this is the approval of this more than 60 billion dollars request for additional financing for ukraine, and these are precisely funds that are completely different from what is prescribed in the budget. thank you yuli, and one more topic i want with you to discuss, tod

ordered there, they should arrive to us sometime in 2025, but the pentagon ordered them somewhere ands far as we can see, how the advancement of american military aid is moving now, well, that is , there is nothing that prevents us from finding resources on our own and placing an order for these missiles, which are also in short supply in the world, so that our f16s are stable. had the opportunity to conduct an aerial combat at high ranges, including to prevent the russians from dropping the cabs, at least somewhere in the future, this is an open question, but as far as we can understand, well, the poles somehow have enough organizational capabilities to order a very large number of missiles up to 16 credits for 2 billion dollars , we don't have it yet, so i'm afraid that we're just here for the time being, well, some countermeasures should have been taken yesterday, but if we don't start doing at least what we've had time to waste... well, that is, ordering air defense systems and anti-aircraft missiles , air to f-16, i'm afraid, we this we will never solve the problem with hubs. in

the most detailed report from the pentagon on this subject matter.t knocking down claims of alien spacecraft saying related to unidentified ufos has found in evidence that extraterrestrial intelligence has visited earth or authorities have recovered crashed alien spacecraft and hiding them from the public. we've heard many stories of pilots not being able to explain what they are seeing. >> i know from classified there are these unidentified things viewed many times by u.s. pilots even off the coast of virginia. we're tracking it for a couple of years. more questions unanswered that those that are. in my interactions with the pentagon i found them to be forthcoming and telling us what they know. >> the pentagon report looked into claims from 1945 through october of last year. former astronaut drawing this conclusion. >> i think what we have to remind ourselves of is that to have extraordinary claims like we're being visited by alien ships requires some extraordinary evidence and i think the government is just saying we don't have that extraordinary p

there's another claim that the pentagon has made when it comes to the number of meals that it can be delivered. this is what it has said, which is pretty ambitious that it can process more than 2 million meals to the citizens of gazan. per day, now loading that much food inside the gaza strip, well that's a mammoth task. no sooner had joe biden announced this port idea, then the eu also came out and made announcement its own that it would provide a maritime corridor to the gaza strip. this is what we know, it's a cyprus initiative, it's named amalf, eight corridor, the countries involved, the united states, the united kingdom, and the united arab emirates. now, this corridor would allow aid to be shipped from c to the coast of gaza, a uk operator ship would offload the cargo without the need for a physical port. this entire process is made possible by off-loading to a floating pier. although it's pretty odd how both the eu and the us have announced their aight plan simultaneously. it's worth pointing out that what the major differences are. well, the us one involves what's called the

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in terms of that us made peer off the coast, will pentagon... officials estimate that could be completed in about two months. so it's conflicting reports coming from the same side, which is a bit suspicious here. yeah, next we have a report by voice of america where they actually give a platform to a palestinian medical professional who explains how israel controls the borders and is constantly denying the entry of aid, which amounts to a crime against humanity. deliberate starvation of civilians is violation of the laws of war and is subject to criminal. prosecution, but then voice of america goes to whitewash these crimes and claim that the us and its regional puppet states tried their best to uh get around these blockades by air drops, which we saw were... extremely insufficient, in fact us airdrops actually killed some civilians, didn't save them, definitely as we saw, and voice of america is actually us government funded outlet by the way, yeah, was a bit optimistic that they gave the floor to a person from gaza to begin with, but then again they end up like this, let's see what the

so, nick, you heard what the pentagon report says. what do you say about it?ous whistleblowers have testified to congress under oath. so there's a lot of people in congress pretty riled up about this, i think, and really saying that there are the still questions to be answered. pete: but, nick, not a good day for the ufo believer community though, right? if you've got this report coming out trying to put a squash on it, wouldn't the onus be on minute to provide more evidence? -- somebody to provide more evidence? >> yeah, you're absolutely right, not a good day at all. this is a case, i think, of the empire strikes back is how this is being portrayed. [laughter] but, you know, look, people are pointing to some fairly fundamental problems with this report that came out yesterday with. i mean, one of them is that the allegation is that some of these programs are either illegal or certainly not being conducted without proper congressional oversight, and they address the issue of whether some of this has been put into the private sector simply by saying, well, we

a major report released from the pentagon on the eu. ap u f o. >> phenomenon going back all the way to the 1940's. they say that they've reviewed nearly every incident. they've are a few programs that have been classified dealing with peas their findings. the big takeaway is they say that they have no concrete evidence that the government has ever had in its possession aircraft have come from extraterrestrials. they also say they don't have any programs. the government was running to try and reverse engineer extraterrestrial kraft. now, they've also made clear in the report themselves. they don't think that people who've come forward with those claims, people with very high level some air force intelligence officers, other military officers. they say they don't think those people were necessarily lying, but that the information they had may have taken out of context. they may have been misinformed or facts that have been misconstrued been given to that. there's certainly a lot of pushback to the findings in this report. i do want to jus

but i'm a little confused with the pentagons accounting. why? because we were told that, sir, this is the 3rd time the, the, the american people are being told me that because of bad accounting, they over estimated the price of, uh, you know, a billions of us taxpayer dollars worth of weapons that they sent to you. grant, and so they magically found because they, they overestimated the price that, that is there for had more money to send to ukraine than they did before. and this is the 3rd time they've done that. but that money has already been spent. but at the same time, we're being told that the pentagon has a $10000000000.00 budget black hole because the weapons that they provided to you grain out of their own stocks now to replace them would cost more money than they did when they originally bought them. so of that $60000000000.00 that is still supposed to go to ukraine. 10000000000 of it is already been spent by the pentagon and has to go to replenish their own stocks. to begin with. i would say probably crazy. yeah. that whoever does the

now based on the announcement by the pentagon, the u.s. military will set up a temporary offshore maritime pier off gaza's mediterranean coast. these are some of the details as you see. it will receive ships carrying food, water, medicine, and temporary shelters. now, the operational procedure is going to be as follows. the shipping vessels are going to transfer cargo. to what's called jlots. now jlots is capability that enables us forces to enter the land area from the sea due to lack of port infrastructure since gaza does not have a functioning port. now this land area is reached via a causeway or appear. the cause would then finally lead to a port. that's the general outline of what we're seeing here. the construction of the jlos will require considerable manpower. based on the announcement again by the pentagon will involve more than 1,000 us personal. also, the pentagon wanted to be known that there would be no us boots on the ground as part of the construction process. there's an the claim that the pentagon has made when it comes to the number of meals that it can be delivered, this

entrepreneur named robert and at same time, there were a series of videos that came out that the pentagon released from navy pilots, navy aviators who had encounters with objects in the sky that they could not explain. and there were a series of three videos that came out taviators the pilots sort of testifsaid was, you knowthey did not believe that the us could counter and things that moved atangles that to them def it and that was interesting but there was a momentin december 2020 that took this a you know something i was sort of vaguely attention to to somethinwhere i was like, okay, i should sit down and dive into this for a book project, which was john brennan who had just wrapped up the better part of a decade at that point as the cia director and the white house homeland security gave an interview, a dc journalist named, tyler cowan, wherence in, incredibly tortured syntax. there's stuff out there we don't what it is it us and it may ripper isn't a phenomenon that some might say might constitute a new form of life. and that's an incredibly statement for someone like john brennan to

the pentagon said, yeah, we already spent that. sorry. joining us now, marshall about it. again, i'm just thinking that it would be almost ironic if the president boynton picks up the phone and calls the white house and offers his condolences for that horrible bridge. this up, something we didn't do recently. what do you think? i, i don't think that's really likely in the current there relations between the us and russia, but i, i guess we could hold for a better world where things like like that would happen. but i'm a little confused with the pen to guns accounting. why? because we were told that certain, this is the 3rd time the, the, the american people are being told me that because of bad accounting, they over estimated the price of, uh, uh, you know, a billions of us taxpayer dollars worth of weapons that they sent to you grant, and so a magically from because they, they over estimated the price that, that there for had more money to send to ukraine than they did before. and this is the 3rd time they've done that. but that money has already been spent. but at the sa

, well, there is no such situation that the pentagon and the president of the united states could make a decision to grant one or another help, depending exclusively on the congress, that is, the american president if there is a field. have been saying for a long time, you are telling the truth, but i am inclined to think that this is a method, and for some reason this topic was raised again, it arose there in the fall, when already there, the term was ending funding, and the americans said that , well, yes, maybe, but this is at the extreme, that is, it is already here... here it is, if it is going to be bad at all, but - why are they doing it, well, this is a form of pressure now on and so this split, split, as you know, how it is, how it is chicken, tobacco, yes, this is georgian, when they splash you, so johnson now reminds me of this chicken, which was simply put in a frying pan and pressed from all sides, and he in fact, he cannot but put it to the vote, cannot put it to the vote, and the american one administration. it simply increases the pressure, and including it is also a fo

zinius wiyinet newspaper also quoted the deputy pentagon press secretary sabrina sink saying that no us forces would set foot in gaza, a way to reassure americans that the united states is not putting troops on the ground and yet another middle east conflict. however, the ynet found that to be a suspicious statement rotating back to the question posed by the guardian, as to who will unload and distribute the aid if us troops are not there to set foot in gaza, and if israel is to control what gets in and what doesn't? so again there's no logical way around it uh with at least seven seven other potential distribution points across gaza uh it's not a pretext to get us boots on the ground we don't believe it it's lie lie and lie than some more with this administration and its puppet regime in zinit israel thank you very much julia for presenting to us what the mainstream and the zionist entity media was speaking about this very dubious uh planned by the bider administration now ladies and gents we move to social media expose. in interpreting the significance of biden's gaza pier initiati

: one according to officials in the biden in the biden administration and other according to the pentagon. uh, let's gives us. clear answer, so let's take a look at that, and these are people from the same biden administration, by the way, let's hear that, well rachel officials say that world central kitchen in cyprus will take two to three. days to arrive at undisclosed location in gaza after it departs, in terms of that us made peer off the coast, will pentagon officials estimate that could be completed in about two months. rachel, so it's conflicting reports coming from the same side, which is a bit suspicious here. yeah, uh, next, we have a report by voice of america where they actually give a platform to a palestinian medical professional who explains how israel controls the borders and is constantly denying the entry of aid. which amounts to a crime against humanity, deliberate starvation of civilians is violation of the laws of war and is subject to criminal prosecution, but then voice of america goes to whitewash these crimes and claim that the us and its regional puppet states tr

the pentagon says it delivered more than 11,000 meals on friday by air. us central command released this statement in the last couple of hours: "we are aware of reports of civilians killed "as a result of humanitarian airdrops. "we express sympathies to the families of those "who were killed. "contrary to some reports, this was not the result "of us air drops." other countries carrying out air drops to gaza include jordan, egypt, france, the netherlands and belgium. earlier, a pentagon official defended the practice of air drops and denied that any us aid package failed to properly land. these humanitarian aid reps contribute ongoing us government efforts to provide life—saving humanitarian assistance to people of gaza and are part of sustained effort to get more aid into gaza. 0f effort to get more aid into gaza. of note, press reports that us air drops resulted in civilian casualties on the ground a false as we have confirmed that although aid bundles landed safely on the ground. at the state of the union address on thursday night, president biden annou

official to visit pentagon and hear people talk about their feelings because of the pentagon you nevers precooked with all due respect i think congress has a piece of this. >> for short. sir you got o line here. >> it's a great question i think you are right changing that culture if you look what happened in silicon valley or other places you seat turn of oureople are not there for 10, 20, 30 years doing this they come in for two years they start another company. how do we take advantage of the commer■cial sector bring them to government, put them in a position that skipping a couple levels and other things because they are super tales of the know what to do to get them in there. i think they will h culture beck why question require we doing it this move are reading it this way? i think that's what i would do if change the culture were not going toin change the culture by just taking people for their insane change i think we do that by bringing people and who looked different and think about things differently and that's >> very quickly in my reclaiming time. >> fostering a culture of

so, pentagon chief osti said that if ukraine is defeated, nato will start a war against russia.statement, the words, alas, are not taken out of context. that’s exactly what he said apparently said offering russia to surrender in ukraine before it’s too late, so that nato troops don’t come to our land. troops. the baltic countries, according to the head of the american military department, will be the first to enter this war, but in the end no one will remain in the country. “i believe that war between russia and the north atlantic alliance is a reality of the near future ,” said the head of the pentagon. but the aggressor, don’t confuse him anyway. washington perceived the address to the federal assembly as preparation for ormageddon; we will show you one single phrase of our president in the near future its sarmatian, caused so much noise and panic that the us state deb was forced to calm the americans at night.

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