pentagon press - look at. brigadier general pat i writer.ollowing the leaked documents as we have been reporting here both the new york times and cbs has been reporting that the suspect has been reporting that the suspect has been reporting that the suspect has been named, jack teixeira. he is believed to be a 21—year—old and he actually, allegedly, league these documents onto an online gaming chat group. known as discord and we have been speaking on this programme to the reporter who first reported on this by tracing it back to discord. it is a gaming chat group cries we were saying in the fbi, we understand, has made an arrest and says it is continuing to conduct authorised law enforcement activity at a residence in massachusetts. that is made in the report of a suspect in the peak of classified documents and the fact that he has not been identified. we are also expecting the us attorney general, merrick garland to make a statement on the situation in the next few minutes. earlier, we were hearing from brigadier general pat ryder who answe

but look, the pentagon press secretary told reporters. that this is not uncommon that it doesn't necessarily have to do with your age. the amount of information that you have access to. it basically has to do with the job that you are entrusted to do. and he said that a lot of people across the military have access to this kind of information at a very young age, because the military in trust people with that, hoping that they have enough military discipline, he said, to safeguard these this information properly and knowing the consequences, of course of what will happen if you do. expose it. and so he was really emphasizing here that it is not uncommon for someone of his rank and his age to have access to this kind of information, but it is going to raise a lot of questions about whether that is appropriate right because the fact that these kinds of documents which are briefed to the highest levels of the military, including including the chairman of the joint staff general, mark milley, was accessible by someone of his age and rank that

yesterday, the pentagon press service announced allocation to kiev of a new $2.6 billion military assistance its framework , ukraine will be supplied with ammunition for air defense systems, including patriot and somaz systems, as well as grad and haymars multiple launch rocket systems. artillery artillery shells of nato caliber, thus , at first a special military operation, the amount of american military assistance to ukraine will be more than 35 billion dollars, this is only american, according to the head of the us defense department, lloyd. aspen 9 nato countries agreed to provide kiev regime more than 150 tanks. leopard to form nine tank brigades. according to the tass news agency, in the twenty-third year, all western countries promised ukraine 293 tanks. of these, 19%, namely 57 units have already been transferred by the kiev regime. i would like to list the countries that have supplied or intend to supply the kiev regime with tanks for the fight. with russia united states britain germany france canada spain netherlands and norway denmark poland portugal finland sweden many of these

, apparently to have access to such classified material and what pentagon press secretary writer told reporters that essentially the military and trust highly classified information to people of all ages, including very young service members, essentially depends on what your job is and what you need to do that job. he gave the example of course of very young service members at leading people into combat. he said that basically it doesn't matter what your age is. it is just the job that you need to do. and so the pentagon did say, however, that they are taking steps to mitigate any potential leaks like this in the future. they are limiting the amount of information, for example, that they are disseminating widely across the u. s government. we have been told that people who were receiving these kinds of highly classified documents over the last several months have simply stopped receiving them in recent days, as the pentagon does begin to whittle down its distribution list, but look this this 21 year old guardsman he joined in 2019. he's very new to this and he was a cyber transport. s

surveillance and to expand its monitoring of social chat rooms. meanwhile, journalists corner to the pentagon press secretary with questions that seem to demand a tightening of control as a classified materials. what technologies is the pentagon applying right now to both spot leaked documents on line and track potential indicators of leaking type practices? can you say whether duty has anyone looking at the chat rooms on discord? what is your message to anyone who might be thinking of leaking these kind of documents in the future? what took so long for d, o. d, in the intelligence community, to, to locate these documents, are there less people who have access to this type of information today? than there were a week ago, meanwhile, is being revealed that the us mainstream media has identified the suspects even before the f b. i could, how you may not hone in on him. a kind of open investigation, how the pe, some corporate outlets are in bed with the spokes in washington. what's particularly interesting is the tracking down of this accused leeker was done by 2 journalists, 2 journalist outfits. one

the pentagon's press secretary is that the navy is prepared to aid us citizens are in evacuating, should it be necessary in terms of next steps, u. s. africa command in the department of defense continue to work closely with state department, which has the lead for helping american citizens wishing to depart sudan. those efforts include providing intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities to observe potential land routes out of sudan and detect threats and positioning. naval assets out the coast of sudan, should they be needed? on talk to him, i guess bought was from hell when university says the western states have ulterior motives in sudan, and they be using the situation to inject itself into the nation's domestic affairs . the global forties have her and vicious a role in she then. so what they are doing now, it's like allow us to evacuate our citizens. then we want to protect our citizens. then one of our citizens is form. and to intel here, not intervene, interfere in your internal affairs. so the sovereign state now a by the fact that situation is not exist. now,

>> and now pentagon press secretary and brigadier general pat ryder talks about the investigation of the classified pentagon documents leak as well as china's recent military exercises in the taiwan straight. this is about 35 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. quite a few things to cover at the top so appreciate your patience in advance and we will get right to your questions. first of all, we are aware of the press reports regarding a potential suspect in the department of justice's ongoing investigation into unauthorized disclosures of documents appearing to emanate from throughout the intelligence community. because this is an ongoing criminal investigation i will have to refer you to the doj for any questions. this is a law enforcement matter. it would be inappropriate for me or any other dod official to comment at this time. when we have more to provide from the department of defense we will. as secretary austen has stated the department is taking the issue of this unauthorized disclosure very seriously. we continue to work around the clock along with the inter-agency the inte

surveillance and to expand its monitoring of social chat rooms. meanwhile, journalists corner, the pentagon press secretary with questions that seem to been demand a timing of control of a classified materials. what technologies is the pentagon applying right now to both spot leaked documents online and track potential indicators of leaking type practices? can you say whether a deity has anyone looking at the chat rooms on discord? if what is your message to anyone who might be thinking of leaking these kind of documents in the future? what took so long for d, o. d, in the intelligence community to, to locate these documents, are there less people who have access to this type of information today than there were a week ago as cos live now to r t correspondence, and you know, caleb more pin. kayla. thanks so much for joining us. what can you tell us about how this story and how it's been developed in well, what's particularly interesting is that the tracking down of this accused leeker was done well known at this point. and the other is the new york times, which is one of the main voices of the am

at truxton, off the coast of sedan, the pentagon press secretary said the bullshit is prepared to 8 american citizens and evacuating from the country. in terms of next steps, you ash africa, command and the department of defense continue to work closely with state department, which has the lead for helping american citizens wishing to depart. sudan. those efforts include providing intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities to observe potential land routes out of sudan and detect threats and positioning. naval assets out the coast of sudan should they be needed? political science professor. my get the ball trust, say, is western states have old terry motives in sudan and may be using the situation to intervene their the global parties. have i ambitious? oh, been she been? so what they are doing now? it's like you're allow us to evacuate our citizens, so then we want to protect our citizens. then one of our citizens is horn. then i have the right then to in didn't fear not into the interfere in your midterm internal affairs. so the sovereign state now come up a by the fact tha

she covers pentagon with the associated press.welcome your calls and comments on this topic. (202) 748-8001 is the line for republicans. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. for independents and all others, (202) 748-8002. kirby addressed to the issue of potential further leaks. here is what he said. [video clip] >> the u.s. government is crouching, waiting for the next bombshell to hit telegram are twitter, you are in a position where you do not know how many documents will be published? >> we don't know what is out there, james. we don't know who is responsible for this and we do not know if they have more that they intend to post so we are watching this and monitoring it as best we can but the truth and the honest answer to your question is we don't know. is that a matter of concern to us? it is. host: a lot of we don't know's there. guest: you heard those same "we don't know's" at the press conference yesterday. almost all of the questions were focused on these documents and he had to keep going back to the fact that we don't know. t

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we are waiting a pentagon press briefing as the wall street journal reports, a former u.s. navy noncommissioned officer played a key role in the spreading of the leaked intelligence documents online. reaction from lieutenant general keith kellogg and former under secretary of the army patrick murphy on that. coming up. plus this. >> i jump in my car, my husband goes to the hospital. >> what did they do? >> because the guy said put the gun in the face. >> it continues, chaos in chicago after hundreds of teenagers take over the streets, destroying property and attacking tourists. national review online deroy murdoch is up next what needs to be done to get crime under control in chicago. stay with us. r credit cards lately? get ready for a shock. the rate on credit cards is now over 22%. if you want to save hundreds of dollars every month, pay off the balances on your high rate cards with a lower rate va home loan from newday usa. and get the financial peace of mind every veteran deserves. no one takes care of veterans like newday usa. okay everyone, our mission is complete ba

, and then beijing was able to kind of delete that data now sabrina saying, who is the deputy pentagon press secretary . she said that the balloon's trajectory over the u. s was in fact. very deliberate, of course , raising more questions about what kind of intelligence the balloon was trying to gather. here's what you said. we do know that the balloon was able to be maneuvered and purposely driven along its track, but not going to get into specific sites. it was able to hover over but what we did do is take precautionary steps to limit the intelligence value that it would be able to collect. so that is what the intel community and what u. s. officials are emphasizing here that they kind of knew the path of balloon was going to take and they were able to minimize any potential intelligence value that the balloon could then gather. don alright, natasha. thank you so much. american journalists arrested in russia is now filing an appeal as united states continues to push for his release. what we're learning at this hour. also former president trump is waking up this morning to a new reality . t

here's what the pentagon press secretary said just yesterday. >> an adjudicator follows a prescribedd in a person's life to make an affirmative determination that that person is eligible first for security clearance, and then eligibility for access to classified information is predicated upon the individual meeting personnel security guidelines. >> so another major question, though, has to do with his behavior while he was actually in the military. of course according to prosecutors he was posting things online about wanting to kill people, about wanting to use his van as a weapon to shoot out of the back of it in crowded suburban areas. why wasn't the pentagon able to catch that? the big alleged leak of classified documents, much sooner, sara. >> there seemed to be a lot of red flags there, thank you so much, natasha bertrand live for us from the pentagon. john. >>> this morning, a political announcement that has the potential to shift the balance of power in the u.s. senate. west virginia governor jim justice, a republican, announced his candidacy for the u.s. senate seat now held

the pentagon press secretary says that a major leak of top secret us documents was a deliberate criminal act. the link documents include sensitive information regarding the war in ukraine. us president joe biden has addressed the iris parliament. it comes after meetings with the irish prime minister, the guard car, and the president michael weeks after cycling friday, devastated mozambique the country is facing its worst. cholera outbreak in 20 years, at least a 1000000 people have been affected by the floods. the un says the spread of the water born disease has been made worse by damage to water infrastructure and medical facilities. 11 other african nations are also effected by the outbreak. miller has more for milan, but in mozambique agents. he said, the number of cases of cholera has risen alarmingly, and that since the outbreak began back in september and they're concerned that it may continue to rise until now there's been more than 22000 cases and it's such a way, sions like this, that concerned them people who have to collect water from open rivers and streams, who simply don't

we just heard from the pentagon press conference they were referring all questions about this to the are now hearing doj merrick garland will be speaking shortly. brian, what do you want to hear from a.g. garland? >> number one, how about some human emotion, outrage it could take place. immediate overhaul and the committee named to take a look at the series of events that brought us to this moment and accomplish chelsea manning, a different first name and different gender, he got pardoned by president obama after giving up secrets and embarrassed the nation ten years, and just as we get some credibility back, edward snowden thought he would do the behavior and give up all of it, and escape to a communist country, russia. time and time again, america is caught with their pants down. we can get the intelligence, can't hold it. unacceptable through three administration's. >> sandra: thank you for joining us as we look at the video where the arrest was just made and david spunt from the justice department. what can you tell us? >> we are waiting to get more updates from fbi officials and

secretary rumsfeld was making his first trip into kabul early december 2001, he tried to call the pentagon press pool, and one of his categories was, women reporters who had children. and of course, they just revolted and everybody flew into kabul with them. but that mindset lasted until june 2000. right. thank you. one of the signature cultural elements of a war is the end of the war. when the veterans come home and i know we've talked about this a little bit today, jim, when you and i were chatting on the phone, you mentioned you've spoken to a lot of vets, tried to go back to vietnam and try to understand that that experience. can you share? it's a great story. there are now several companies you google the most. some of them run veterans who offer tours to vietnam for veterans specifically and, they go they'll make them as easy, as difficult as you want. but but this started quite early after. the end of the war that people, soldiers wanted to go back and and see vietnam, not see vietnam, but see where they fought. and the hanoi quite sort of suspicious about this sort of had had a security

we did have a pentagon press conference a short time ago where, the deputy press secretary said thatthey are now conducting a review of who exactly has access. let's just listen to what they have to say, because i want to see if you think it's sufficient. and just to be clear as part of that review, you'll be looking at who has access to this type of information that is the direction of the review. that's part of the review. yes who has access to, um, who was able to access and review classified information, sensitive information, and part of that is not just looking here within the building but are across our components worldwide. so that is something that our team here is looking at. but also, this isn't this is also an interagency effort. um, it's not just the department of defense who has stakes in some of these. the unauthorized disclosures of docs that were posted online. there are other agencies that were impacted our allies and partners as well. so it is an interagency effort. i mean, so we're talking about thousands. tens of thousands of clearances to review can they do that

take place from may 7 to june 11, 2023, preparations for them are already underway , the deputy pentagon press on april 22, in addition, from to to june 23 in the sky of poland romania czech republic germany the baltic countries will be hosting the largest air force exercise since the creation of nato , that is, since 1949 drew attention to how the article is called the last death cramps of the us paper tiger what is behind the exercises in poland because the conclusion that done in this article? so what? it is that the russians must somehow impress something, or they can do something with these forces, look, in fact. it seems to me that in any case, we should take such teachings seriously. why? because once nato conducted the same exercises in the kherson region. remember in 2021, when preparations were actively underway, and in fact , capture maneuvers were practiced. peninsulas, crimea today we see how such actions are already taking place on the western borders of the primordially russian land territory of ukraine, which gives me reason to assume that they are still considering the possibi

youru know, the pentagon presse secretary says procedure four times, process l these ,guidelines three times. great if you have all these rules and guidelines. but it's h alvin bragg bragging i have all these criminal laws ,but i'm not enforcing them. >> something is amiss.t theryoue. intelligence you have protocols, but you don't use your protocols to actually keep intelligence safe . i mean, so any american who tries to sign on to their bank account knows how hard it is if you useur a different server than your home server. there's like multiple t authentications that you have to go through to verify that it's you. or if you tru y to sign into google or hotmail, these companies have protocols to verify that it's you who's getting on that server or thates hotmail account. the problem here is , yes, sheriff should not have had the security clearance that he did as a national guardsman. hetwenty one years old from massachusetts, but he did in too many peoplficatione have thf classifications and he's a young man. but there are a lot ofld men old men who are in the pentagono ha and the ns

but the deputy pentagon press secretary, she did say yesterday that regardless of what exactly the balloon collected, which the u. s. is still assessing. it clearly had a very deliberate trajectory over the us and knew what it wanted to surveil. here's what you said. we do know that the balloon was able to be maneuvered and purposely driven along its track, but not going to get into specific sites. it was able to hover over but what we did do is take precautionary steps to limit the intelligence value that it would be able to collect. so the u. s now saying they knew pretty much where this balloon was going to go, and they took steps to protect those sensitive sites from being able to be surveilled really closely by this balloon, don. yeah wow. but just think and the ability to transmit a real time, natasha. thank you very much. it is a busy morning of news. but in connecticut, it is the morning of conversation you can has completed its impressive run through the tournament next hour, will be joined by the coach. dan hurley. picture excited for this. caleb, we're finding this out in real t

speaking at a briefing, the pentagon deputy press secretary sabrina singh said she could not confirmeral of the world's largest exporters announced surprise cuts in production. the price of brent crude oil is trading close to $85 a barrel afterjumping by almost 6%. the decision to reduce supplies was led by a group of gulf states, and russia then said it would extend its cut of half a million barrels a day until the end of the year. nasa has announced the crew of its artemis 2 mission — which will fly around the moon — and it will include the first woman, and the first african—american ever to make a lunartrip. if all goes to plan, they'll blast off next year — and could help establish a permanent base camp on the moon. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle reports. it's a new era of pioneers and adventurers. vying for seats on the most sought after mission in 50 years on a spacecraft that is heading back to the moon. four astronauts ready to make history. and now they've been revealed. i'm christina koch, i'm a mission specialist on the artemis ii mission to the moon. she holds the rec

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only enemies, but also friends the washington post, referring to leaks of secret pentagon documents , writes during a pressrence. he kept smiling the whole time. and he also told his secretary that he went to to help the ukrainians are doing everything to eliminate the un writes the publication, among other things gainsek, was furious about the public awards ceremony for women in the military, which zelensky organized without prior consultation and everything looked. it's as if you're giving them medals along with the ukrainian president for a government-sanctioned kidnapping. this is what trump jr. called a law passed in the state of washington that allows children to be taken from parents who do not agree with their desire to change their gender when deciding on a bill. all democrats voted for republicans against congress should take a law at the national level that makes it illegal to conduct a gender transition operation for minors and guarantees parents the right to protect their children from making decisions that change their lives forever trump jr. tweeted trump jr. any parent or doctor who approve

. ♪ we are joined by tara copp who is associated press pentagon correspondent with us this morning toabout the massive intelligence leak that has come out about the pentagon about, u.s. national security. describe the documents that have been leaked so far.

secretary rumsfeld was making his first trip into kabul early december 2001, he tried to call the pentagon press pool, and one of his categories was, women reporters who had children. and of course, they just revolted and everybody flew into kabul with them. but that mindset lasted until june 2000. right. thank you. one of the signature cultural elements of a war is the end of the war. when the veterans come home and i know we've talked about this a little bit today, jim, when you and i were chatting on the phone, you mentioned you've spoken to a lot of vets, tried to go back to vietnam and try to understand that that experience. can you share? it's a great story. there are now several companies you google the most. some of them run veterans who offer tours to vietnam for veterans specifically and, they go they'll make them as easy, as difficult as you want. but but this started quite early after. the end of the war that people, soldiers wanted to go back and and see vietnam, not see vietnam, but see where they fought. and the hanoi quite sort of suspicious about this sort of had had a security

threw in disinformation on the eve of a possible offensive military experts guess the press service of the pentagon with a serious face says the beginning of an investigation into the published secrets. remarkably frankly dubious data surfaced on the eve of a big interview with us secretary of state anthony blinkin announced an imminent offensive there are two goals for many friends of ukraine's partners first to do everything in our power to help ukraine continue to retake territories. this includes a counter-offensive that is likely to begin next week. second, kyiv should support its capacity building in the environment. accurate and long-term , while the diplomat calls everyone into battle, people in uniform offer to look at what is happening in ukraine with a sober head. that's what i will say about the russians, they are a learning adversary and it would be foolish of us to expect them not to learn the lessons we see them learning. now in the course of hostilities. they will learn and learn quickly, using many resources to do so. we should not underestimate them, where, when and on whom the am

an associated press pentagon correspondent tara copp. see here -- government execs senior correspondenteric katz. washington journal. host: somewhere between the covenant school shootings in nashville before easter and monday's mass shooting in louisville here cdc data showing gun violence will increase 50%. there have been 146 school shootings this year. meaning there have been more mass shootings than days in 2023. while grieving for the victims becomes an all-too-familiar pattern, so too becomes any action to stem gun violence. come to mind is on views on any issue seems impossible these days. no issue has such deadl consequences. good morning. it is wednesday, april 12, 2023. this isashington journal. our first convertion this morning, is compromise possible on gun reform? if you are a gun owner and you would like 2:0 a.m., (202) 748-8000. non-grown -- nonun oers, (202) 748-8001. if you have experienced gun violence or someone close to you, (202) 748-8002. you are texting, (202) 748-8003. we are on twitter andacebook atw j. compromis

world media publish new data from secret pentagon documents . already hit the press us president jubaidene even intends to expand monitoring of social networks to prevent new leaks. well, the washington post reporters got close to the one who leaked the files to the internet, what boris vanin managed to find out. og, flaunted as if he worked at a military base in he sent maps of military operations, actions in ukraine, secret documents and explained their meaning in detail, recalls one of the participants in that chat, who asked not to reveal himself, he is not a russian intelligence officer and not ukrainian. he was not interested in helping this or that country, he is an american who loves his country, is sure of god, is fond of shooting and racing cars. he was the leader of our community and such a super soldier who knows everything and the american press knows everything. immediately took to draw a portrait of a fighter for the truth, but instead of rambo, it turns out that claire is insecure, who tried to win the authority of teenagers by hinting. she is close to those who decide the

the pentagon's deputy press secretary leased a statement saying that defense department is reviewingessing the validity of the photographed documents. >>> during an interview this morning with al roker at the annual white house easter egg roll, president biden commented on his potential plans to run for re-election in 2024. >> help a brother out may some news for me. >> no, no, no. i plan on running, al, but we're not prepared to announce it yet. >> well, that's what we get for now. sara, back to you. >> that sounded like an accidental announcement. thank you, pipa. >>> when we come back don't police our interview with the president of the world bank, david malpass, more on the outlook globally as the spring meetings for the imf and world bank get under way micron and western digital among the leaders on news samsung is cutting memory chip production we're going to discuss that story. but you have three sectors higher, energy, industrials, and materials toda chs ggg.y. we'll be right back. lomita feed is 101 years old this year and counting. i'm bill lockwood, current caretaker and o

we are listening to the press secretary at the pentagon talking about the ongoing criminal investigationhe department ofjustice is investigating this. there is an ongoing investigation and we are going to need that investigation to run its course. and we are assessing everything, including strict protocols that we need to put in place with up a lot of questions about how a 21—year—old could potentially access classified documents. let's bring in ryan hillsboro, ex—cia operations officer and expert on insider threats. thank you very much forjoining us on the programme. we are listening to the brigadier general pat ryder talking about the investigation. i suppose it does beg the question, if this is true and reuters news agency is actually reporting that he has come of this potential leaker has been arrested. the question is, how did a 21—year—old acts are such class classified information? 21-year-old acts are such class classified information? whether it's the military or _ classified information? whether it's the military or the _ classified information? whether it's the military or the

achieve at least some goal except for internal and propaganda, none well, the deputy press secretary of the pentagonreacted, as reported by unior times sabrida sting, we know about the messages on social networks , the ministry is considering this issue, we understand that they will be pumping and the american theory, we understand that it is definitely about supplying us with additional weapons and us and there is an attempt by the russians to present ukraine, perhaps as an insufficiently reliable partner, well, conditionally speaking, that is, they have one or another fifth column that will spread this whole thing around the united states and they will try to prove or demonstrate and you see that ukraine cannot protect there are some secrets and so on, i understand what this is all about, children, i completely share your point of view, but there is one more section that would be worth talking about, let's not forget that in the usa already literally next spring it is not like that in many years, the presidential elections will begin, that is, the presidential race will begin, our enemies desperat

joe biden says he's concerned about leaking pentagon files but not their content his statement came after the white house speaker's pressference, where karen jean-pierre assured reporters. the pentagon is taking every step to restrict access to classified files, but in the meantime, new excerpts from them are appearing in the media, with the bbc today reporting that the united states was monitoring every un agent, and the washington post publishes a version of how this leak could have occurred according to the data. publications, the pentagon files first appeared on the gamers forum, they were posted by a certain employee of the secret base. developing countries should free themselves from the influence of the dollar. this is the statement made today in shanghai by russian president lula tassilva, he is on an official visit to china and tomorrow he is to hold talks with a dolphin. well, today lula visited the new development bank created by the strange brix as an alternative to the imf and the world bank, and the former president of brazil, lula's comrade-in-arms, will lead the new financial structures. i ask myself eve

david told that that we're gonna go straight to the pentagon, where the press secretary is addressing this leak. let's listen in massachusetts air national guard is a person of interest in this leaked documents case. i have several other questions. so first of all, as i mentioned there is an ongoing criminal investigation and so anything related to that i'm going to need to refer you to the doj or the fbi. can you speak at all to if anyone in the department offense has reached out to this airman, do you know where he is? there are reports that law enforcement is closing in on this airman's location. um so has anyone been able to reach out to him again. tara appreciate the question but again, given that this is an ongoing investigation, i'm not going to be able to talk about the investigation or any potential doj action so i'd prefer you to them in the days after the leaks came to light, what steps has dearly taken to reduce the number of people who have access to not only these classified briefings, but classified material in general. sure so we continue to review a variety of factors

you are our viewers we all know how much there was speculation about this in the yellow press well, now the pentagonres that first of all they implemented a computer system of the nato model, thanks to which it is clear what kind of weapons were transferred , in what condition they were, on which part of the front, they further informed that there is a whole team in the american embassy in kyiv that monitors this, and thirdly, it is very interesting the detail said that even if there are certain areas of the front that are very hot, where american inspectors cannot go in order to check these weapons , hand-held scanners have now been introduced, and the ukrainian military simply uses these hand-held scanners they scan the barcode that is on the weapon that is on the equipment so that it is all in the computer system. well, you know, this is important not only so that the states understand that everything is clean, everything is transparent, as the ukrainian authorities claim, but this should also reassure some of them americans who now, after the republicans gained a majority in the house of represe

why were the so-called pentagon papers leaked to the press, testifying to the state of the armed forces of ukraine and the degree of us intervention in the conflict , nikita korzunny tried to figure it out return from ukrainian captivity to his homeland arrived 106 russian military personnel. the central military district is working out combat coordination then what it looks like in the main forest of the luhansk people's republic was observed by aleksey the world hegemony of the dollar is declining and largely thanks to the united states itself aleksey veselovsky on why more and more countries want to abandon the american currency. welcome to the information service of the ntv television company. this is the program today of her, the leading federal security service , which dealt a serious blow to the world drug trafficking. in the suburbs seized a record wanted to use russian territory for the transit of this consignment of drugs to the european union, but part of the chili powder, at first glance , nothing illegal, but the color is just a cover in reality. this is not orange powder,

the pentagon says the department of justice is still investigating how many classified documents may be circulating online, deputy press secretary for the pentagon, sabrina singh said today it's likely more will be found. this comes after a 21 year old air national guardsman was accused of leaking the initial batch of sensitive military documents on the online chat platform discord. he is due in court for the first time this week. the department of justice is also has launched an investigation to figure out what exactly is still out there. and, um, you know, also assessing the impact that this has not just on u. s security interests but on our partners and allies around the world. some of the documents appeared to reveal ukraine's plans for upcoming offenses against russian forces, saying, emphasizing that quote there are no u. s combat troops conducting military operations in ukraine and american presence in the country is only meant to support the u. s. embassy. today we barely talked off at 61 degrees in the warmest occasion, but i want to talk about the day we will get 80 degrees forecast is on deck to heather holm

press. but the leak of secret files of the pentagon, on the contrary, cannot shut up olga lvovna borisovna 200 filing a lawsuit for full compensation for damage to the words of the ukrainian oligarch renat akhmetov, who, according to his press service, decided to sue with russia, namely, he wants compensation for lost assets in the donetsk lugansk regions, they say, and for moscow's action he lost a dozen enterprises and real estate. at the same time, the countdown of his losses does not lead at all from the beginning of the russian special operation to protect the donbass, but from the fourteenth year he suddenly remembered that the kiev regime began hostilities against the transferred population nine years ago, by the way, the former stadium of the akhmetov club shakhtar also fell under fire in the supa donbass arena now, hiding behind the rhetoric of the notorious country aggressor. the first issue of the ukrainian forum declares that it intends to seek justice in all possible instances, by the way, earlier the oligarch had already sent lawyers to the hague, trying to get compensation for h

began to appear on the network in january, whether they are authentic , the pentagon is now investigating, says the deputy the pressretary of the us ministry of defense sabryna sink, the representative of the main intelligence agency of ukraine andrii yusov on the broadcast of the telethon, the only news , called the information about the leak of secret data a fake, according to him, the russians have a motivation to spread fictitious information about thieves and the hat is on fire russia that accuses britain of transferring shells with depleted uranium itself probably uses them in ukraine, these are the projectiles captured by our fighters together with a russian tank, however, this is not a nuclear weapon, it does not pose a danger to civilians of nature, so why is depleted uranium used in projectiles, where were they used for the first time and does this violate international law? artem zyabkin looked at this footage of the destruction of an iraqi t-55 tank during the war in the persian gulf in the early 1990s, after being hit by a projectile , the car burns from the inside, the ammunition melts it was in that

pentagon, but at the state department and at the white house. this is a damaging allegation. one of the questions that kept coming up during the regular press briefing at the pentagon on thursday is whether someone so young should have had a high level security clearance. well, so many hundreds of thousands of people who work for the federal government in one form or fashion do have a security clearance in order to do their jobs. there are hundreds, hundreds of thousands more americans who may have once worked for the federal government, whether in the intelligence community or in the military or at the state department or at the white house, who also have these high level security clearances and work for private companies that work in tandem with the federal government to handle this sensitive information. now what we heard brigadier general pat ryder argue is that there is a very robust policy for those who are entrusted with the right to handle classified information. and he did say at one point that in the pedagogues view what to share as actions were, were criminal actions. but he couldn't say much more than that because the matter is

the american press writes that the leak of the pentagon's secret files influenced , among other things an offensive or counter-offensive this spring . the documents contained information about the composition of the apu brigade, the supply of weapons. it was reported that the ukrainians do not have enough shells and air defense missiles . in addition, the weather interferes with the road, everything is still too viscous, according to the newspaper in your post, it forced the ukrainian leadership to postpone the spring offensive to strike, as stated earlier, the apu planned in april, the leadership of the united states writes the american media doubts that the offensive will bring results to the ukrainians, by the way , one more reason is called the heavy losses of the apu in artyomovsk and in other directions , the mood in the ukrainian army because of this, the suppressed morale is low. we are at the control panel of the world's first nuclear power plant, the discovery of the possibility of using atomic energy, the greatest achievement of our era has preserved our country's sovereignt

. >> jimmy: next headline was, "defense press secretary holds pentagon briefing. been, "general spices up security briefing with a few 'pew, pew, pews.' [ laughter and applause the next headline was, "pope addresses crowd at vatican." headline could have been, "guy with court side seats tries to high five steph curry. [ laughter and applause "curry over here steph, steph, right here, man. and finally, this headline was, "scottish politician launches bid for leadership contest." headline could have been, "book club about to get lit. [ laughter and applause that's all we have for "news and improved." we have a great show give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: what a show we have tonight. before we start, i just want to remind everyone to tune into nbc next tuesday, march 7th at 10:00 p.m. after "the voice. is that how you say it in french >> steve: i don't know >> jimmy: does anyone speak french here? how do you say voice [ speaking non-english ] [ speaking non-english ] it's not "the voice," after -- [ speaking non-english

the american press writes that the leak of secret pentagon files influenced, among other things, plans to hold this spring offensive or counter-offensive in the documents there was information about the composition of the brigades of the armed forces, the supply of weapons. it was reported that the ukrainians do not have enough shells and air defense missiles. in addition, the weather interferes with the road, all this is still too viscous, according to the newspaper, in your tons, the post forced the ukrainian leadership to postpone the spring offensive to strike, as it was stated earlier, the all planned in april- the leadership of the united states writes the american media doubts that the offensive will bring results to the ukrainians, by the way, more one reason is called the heavy losses of the armed forces of artyomovsk and in other directions the mood in the ukrainian army. because of this , the suppressed morale is low. brazilian president lula da silva arrived on an official visit to china, he landed in shanghai where tomorrow to meet with entrepreneurs, and will also attend

the us authorities are preparing to conduct the first detention in the pentagon documents leak case, according to the american presscome a massachusetts national guard soldier named jack taishera, it was he who was the moderator of the chat to gamers on the social platform, where the files first appeared, allegedly straight from the us department of defense at the same time the source of the leak, according to the media, probably worked at a military base about new investigation findings boris ivanovna will tell. sensation on the pages of the washington post, reporters found participants in a closed chat for gamers, in which for several months secret pentagon files were leaked. it turns out that this was done by a user under the nickname og, flaunted that he was working at a military base, sent maps of military operations, actions in ukraine, secret documents and explained their meaning in detail, recalls one of the participants in that chat, who asked not to reveal himself, he is not a russian intelligence officer and not ukrainian. he wasn't interested in helping her. or another country, he is an american who lov

the american press writes that the leak of the pentagon's secret files influenced, among other things, the plans to carry out an offensive or counter-offensive this spring . the documents contained information on the composition of the armed forces brigades, the supply of weapons. it was reported that the ukrainians do not have enough shells and air defense missiles. in addition, the weather interferes with the road, it is still too viscous all this, if you believe in the washington post newspaper, forced the ukrainian leadership to postpone the spring offensive to strike, as it was previously stated, they planned in april the leadership of the united states writes the american media doubts that the offensive will bring results to the ukrainians, by the way, heavy losses are called another reason in artyomovsk and in other areas , the mood in the ukrainian army. because of this , suppressed morale is low. in amsterdam , two activists were detained who tried to break through to emmanuel macron it happened during the visit of the leader of the fifth republic to one of the universities o

seven should test the reaction of the us allies on the leak of secret pentagon documents, such a forecast was made by the japanese press before the talks in nagana prefecture, but in the end , the news about the celebration of the birthday of the american and french ministers appeared on the front pages of the newspaper, and among the official statements there was a predictable promise to maintain sanctions against russia and continue to support ukraine report by sergey foye of the resort hotel in koruyozawa japanese foreign minister yusimasa hayashi greets guests in turn before the start of the plenary session the us secretary of state is the last of the ministerial seven in high spirits. anthony linkina and his french colleague had a birthday the day before, which they unanimously celebrated with their favorite apple pie. john lennon yokoon. brought him here often on vacation discussing china containment and north korean missile threat today at the seven ministers on the plan to condemn russia the international community is at a turning point and we strongly reject any unilateral attempt to change status quo by force

was the fog of war involved but we look at what the biden administration president press secretary everyone at the pentagonwas saying there was no way afghanistan would fall to the taliban quickly and especially not just in a matter of days and that's exactly what happened and for two years when democrats were in control of congress there were no investigations and finally house republicans are holding some investigations and this inspector-general for afghanistan can't say whether u.s. dayers are funding the taliban and that's why we need these investigations and oversight. on top of refugees the inspector-general kultd the fact the bureaucracy the failing to proves these refugees special immigrant visas that are supposed to bring these people to tons for resettlement and the biden administration is failing on that so that necessary taste investigations and oversight so we get to the bottom of what happened and fix it so it stops getting worse. >> i think it's worth noting afghanistan. >> quickly. >> afghanistan, the war commission that i mentioned that's doing the independent bipartisan investigation was

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eating online, deputy press secretary for the pentagon, sabrina singh sang today it's likely that moreill be found after sensitive military documents were allegedly leaked by 21 year old suspect to the online platform that is called discord. the department of justice is also has launched an investigation to figure out what exactly is still out there. and um, you know, also assessing the impact that this has not just on u. s security interests but on our partners and allies around the world. some of the documents appear to reveal ukraine's plans for upcoming offenses against russian forces, saying, emphasizing that quote there are no u. s combat troops conducting military operations in ukraine. an american presence in the country is only meant to support the u. s. embassy senator john fetterman was back at his desk today. the pennsylvania democrat was hospitalist for clinical depression. back in february. he spent six weeks at walter reed national military medical center. but now his doctors say his depression is in remission. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell also returned to ca