secretary, i try to and this is what the pentagon press secretary at to say on the matter. our initial assessment is that it's likely provision was killed. we're continuing to assess the situation. we don't have any information to indicate right now. the press reporting, stating that there was some type of surface to air missile that took down the plan that we assessed that information to be inaccurate. must have point out as well that the press spokesman, subsequently clarify the statement that he made the when he said assessment is likely that presented isn't, was killed. he meant that he was on the plane and died in the crash. so clarification, the from the press secretary, but the pentagon saying that it's continuing its investigation. it has given what it has prepared to say publicly at this particular stage. mike, thank you for that. my kind of life for as in washington, dc for let's discuss the implications of all of this now in russia and also uh beyond russia with calling conklin the director of research at the so fond group. he's joining us fr

the pentagon press secretary declined to give any details about how their department made that determination the plane. while the uk cautioned that there is "no definite proof" but said there will now be a leadership vacuum. british defence sources have told the bbc they believe russia's fsb spy agency is most likely to have been responsible. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky has denied any involvement. he told journalists �*everyone is aware who is involved.�* crash investigators have been combing through the wreckage — beyond the passenger list there's still no official confirmation of who was on board. the apparent death of mr prizoghin will have global implications. as well as fighting in ukraine, his mercenary group has been active in parts of africa. the first journalist to travel to mali since then sent the special report. the start of a thousand—mile journey across vast deserts to an unseen conflict where wagner fighters clash with jihadist and rebel groups. it's impossible to operate here without a convoy of heavy security and dressing to blend in. it's a dangerous and difficul

however, the pentagon press secretary, brigadier general patrick ryder, declined to give any detailse crash, the pentagon said there aren't any indication that a surface—to—air missile took down the plane. british defense sources have told the bbc they believe russia's fsb spy agency is most likely to have been responsible. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky has denied any involvement. he told journalists, "everyone is aware "who is involved." crash investigators have been combing through the wreckage. beyond the passenger list there's still no official confirmation of who was on board. the apparent death of mr prizoghin will have global implications. as well as fighting in ukraine, his mercenary group has been active in parts of africa. earlier, the bbc spoke exclusively to ukraine's deputy minister of defence, volodymyr havrylov, on what his death means in the war. this business criminal number one to us. we saw his bad thing done in the ukraine. and his team, his groups, his force was very brutal in this war. they never saved lives of their people, but at the same time they ne

the pentagon press secretary declined to give any details about how their department made that determinationed the plane crash and whether they have identified the bodies yet. president putin in his comments essentially confirmed that yevgeny prigozhin was on board. i don't think you would have said those comments unless he was sure that yevgeny prigozhin was on board. a bit of a mixed message from putin about yevgeny prigozhin. 0n the one hand he said he was a man with accommodated history who made serious mistakes in his life but he also said he was talented and achieve necessary successes. i think that last comment referring to the wagner's campaign in ukraine. i think president putin was being careful with his word. it is a bit of an understatement to say someone has a complicated history are made serious mistakes when they launched a mutiny and marched on your capital city. but interesting comments from vladimir putin. 0ver city. but interesting comments from vladimir putin. over in the us, a pentagon spokesman saying that washington has no information that a surface to air missile was

however, the pentagon press secretary declined to give any details about how the department made that what caused wednesday's plane crash — the pentagon said there aren't any indication that a surface—to—air missile took down the plane. british defence sources have told the bbc they believe russia's fsb spy agency is most likely to have been responsible. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy has denied any involvement. he told journalists everyone is aware who is involved. crash investigators have been combing through the wreckage beyond the passenger list there's still no official confirmation of who was on board. the apparent death of mr prizoghin will have global implications. as well as fighting in ukraine, his mercenary group has been active in parts of africa. meanwhile vladimir putin has broken his silence over the downing of the jet, saying the head of the mercenary group was a "talented person" who "made serious mistakes in life". russia's president also sent condolences to the families of all 10 people said to be on board the plane. the bbc has spoken exclusively to ukrain

but on thursday, pentagon press secretary said they do believe that prigozhin was killed in that crash. but it leaves the question what took it down. early assessments is it was not a surface to air missile launch. nor was it an air to air missile launched from a russian aircraft according to one of those officials. so the u.s. and intelligence community as they work through the available information and available intelligence are looking at a number of other possibilities including the possibility that it was an exclusion on board that aircraft that took down the flight. but it is important to caution here that this is still very early into what the u.s. can see and obviously there are no u.s. investigators on the ground there. so this process will take time. not only to look at the possibilities, but also to figure out which of those possibilities is the most likely to have happened. whether the u.s. can determine there is something definitive, that at this point remains an open question. the legacy private jet was about 30 minutes into its flight headed towards st. petersburg at abo

in the event of aggression against belarus, the pentagon press secretary was asked to comment.pected, refused to resist lukashenka’s arguments in the fourteenth year , they consistently tried to be a mediator, that is, to act as mediators in order to resolve it, because i think that in many respects for him ukraine is a catchy country with points view of the names of the settlement of the president of belarus made on more than all western leaders, which are essentially inciting. this is really, and such a brave and very strong, but an interview that a-and the current president of belarus. uh-huh , moreover, he gave it to a ukrainian journalist. i would like the same journalist to try to get the same interview directly from andrzej, duda from the polish president. well , i was afraid that it was simply unrealistic, because in poland now reality is no longer created on the spot, but somewhere in advance. she is no longer for whom it is not a secret who benefits from this confrontation, and who sets the rules, the main beneficiary of the war, unleashed on the orders of the united

but in a statement pentagon press secretary brigadier general pat rider said this, the process resultedan onlyive and deliberate process informed by data and analysis, adding defense secretary lloyd austin supported president biden's decision. the head of space command, admiral james dickinson had argued against moving the headquarters to alabama on grounds it could put military readiness at risk. while lawmakers in colorado as you might imagine celebrated the news, gop lawmakers in alabama blasted it. especially alabama senator tommy tuberville. he has been blocking hundreds of military promotions amid protest over a new defense department policy to provide travel for troops seeking an abortion. tuberville called the decision a, quote, disastrous mistake adding this is absolutely not over. i will continue to fight this as long as it takes. >>> and one last headline for you at this moment. the the mega millions jackpot will be up for grabs again tonight as the winning pot is now worth over $1 billion. $1 billion. the current prize is the fourth highest ever. the odds of winning tonight

it was 250 at the beginning of the week according to the pentagon press secretary.oubled to 557 hawaiian national guardsmen activated on state orders to help. and they're doing a number of different roles including search and recovery, helping with command and control, supporting local law enforcement. so different elements in what is becoming a massive response to this and all of the efforts that are needed around this. on top of that the military has also set up what's known as joint task force 5-0. and that's designed to coordinate the response, the assistance and the capabilities that come in from all the different services. we've heard from the pentagon that there are assets on standby and that includes helicopters and aircraft. they've already dumped nearly 200,000 gallons of water on areas of the fire over the previous few days. so that effort continues and there are more assets on standby. there's certainly been a bit of a clamor wondering where is the military, especially because hawaii is the base of indo-pacific command and there are significant military

it was just yesterday that pentagon press secretary brigadier general pat ryder said they believe thatco-founder, was, in fact, on this plane that crashed, and is likely dead at this point. now we have seen the uk say effectively the same thing, it's highly likely that prigozhin is now dead, but there is a hedge there. even as you see everybody appearing to converge toward the same conclusion that prigozhin was dead. the question is, how do they know this. this is what i pressed ryder on yesterday, still not a lot of information beyond a variety of sources. listen to this -- >> not going to go into the specifics of how we gather information other than, again, our initial assessment based on a variety of factors is that he was likely killed. >> but not just based on russian statements i would imagine? >> based on a variety of factors. >> reporter: in terms of what brought the plane down, that, too, remains a question. this is based on early indications and assessments. it was not at this point a surface-to-air missile or air-to-air missile launched from a russian military aircraft that

>> and this came up in the pentagon press scrum today, and they've got other spokespeople flailing aroundsolutely, that's not our point of view. but that is indeed part of the gate keeping i encountered. and that's part of a real quote from a real spokesperson. and i think it's a modest reflection of a much bigger paradigm here, which is everyone in these relationships with elon musk where he provides such essential services, sometimes for the public good, sometimes in ways that benefit us. he has kick-started the space race. and now in an area that previously was going fallow we can send americans from u.s. soil into space. we don't have to rely on the russians and their launches anymore. that's big. in the electric car market obviously he has reinvented that as it currently exists. and as we try to advance green energy plans we need to work around him because he has a majority of all the electric chargers in the country. so there's good. but also in all these situations you see that dynamic of everyone is very frightened of aggravating elon musk because he can flip switches and turn off

. >> and yeah, this came up in the pentagon press scrum today.er spokespeople flailing around saying, absolutely, not that is not our point of view. but that is indeed part of the gatekeeping i encountered, and that's a real quote from a real spokesperson. and i think it's a modest reflection of a much bigger paradigm here, which is, everyone in these relationships with elon musk's, where he provide such essential services. sometimes, for the public good, you know. sometimes in ways that benefit off. he has kick started the space race. and now, in an area that previously was going follow fallow -- that's big. in the electric car market, obviously, he has reinvented that as a currently exists. and as we try to advance green energy plans, we need to work around him, because he has a majority of all the electric charges in the country. so, there is good, but also with all the situations you see that dynamic of, everyone is very frightened of aggravating elon musk, because he can flip switches, and turn off services. and, cause a lot of chaos. and th

where you are trying to ask the pentagon a question about elon musk and the press secretary , this quotees. we'll talk to you if elon wants us to do it, many people around elon musk suggest that his the growing erratic behavior can be attributed to the abuse of kitamine. will there be an clearance check for elon musk? uh, gone for privacy reasons. you know, as a matter of policy, we don't discuss the clearance level of a particular person. i would advise you to talk to the mask company about this. and in general terms , the following question is behind your questions. will the department of defense continue to work with companies like spacex, we will continue to do business with a wide range of algae partners, and i will stop there. this is just a small example of the balance of snares that we speak between this frequent person who has become so rich and so powerful and the government. you write that he is supported by general mark and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff who speak to you about him literally glowed. yes, that is exactly what we are talking about something quite unus

ministry of foreign affairs of the heavenly kingdom there, he met with representatives of the pentagon in the presse us department of defense also stated that the subject of discussion was a quote from the american chinese defense, relations and issues of regional security, and more. they also confirmed the readiness of the pentagon to keep communication channels open between the us military and the people's republic of china well, this is also such a very serious step that they will agree on. maybe tomorrow we will find out, maybe after a while time will tell. it will be very interesting. great britain has updated the list of security threats that the country may face in the coming years. the documents , consisting of 89 items, were published on the british government's website. among the most anticipated threats to the national security of the united kingdom and terrorist attacks , failures in critical infrastructure the financial sector, natural disasters, an attack by a third party on the allies of great britain, which is not part of nato, attempts on the lives of public figures, and here is th

. >> moments ago, the pentagon briefing. deputy press secretary sabrina sing defended the u.s.hdrawal from afghanistan. >> u.s. military commanders on the ground in afghanistan made the decisions that they could with the information that they had at the time. they were fully given -- they were given the decision-making capability and were responding to threats on the ground in real time. so we're very proud of the work that our commanders and service members did not just during the evacuation in the few weeks but over the 20-year war. >> sandra: that's what we just heard from the pentagon as we continue to hear from the gold star families that have been speaking out publicly about the decisions that went wrong and the many questions that they have that have gone unanswered. john? >> john: i remember being on the air with you that day. there were warnings about a suicide bomber. all of a sudden, the terrible, terrible tragedy happened. it's so frustrating for the families. they know a sniper had the bomber in his sights. it was not given the green light to take the shot. and if

according to the associated press, pentagon feels that the district calls on the guard too frequentlythis year decides homicides are up 25%. >> we're tired of this and enough is enough. those who live here know we are clearly in a war zone. i'm going to say it again, we are clearly in a war zone e. >> reporter: regardless of how it's done, d.c. council member trey onwhite supports calling in the national guard now to deal with out of control violence. >> well, there are a lot of areas in d.c. that we're experiencing shootings every day back to back to back, and the issue is coverage and presence. desperate times calls for desperate measures. >> reporter: the ap reports if the d.c. guard is restructured, a deal could bring the district more military police, mike, which could help as well. mike: alexandria hoff, thanks so much. >>> that is all for this hour of "fox news live." "fox news sunday" is up next. i'm mike emanuel, thanks very much for watching. have a great day. ♪ ♪ i am shannon and maui devastated. ♪ >> people lost everything for there are still people missing. shannon: 's se

. >> deputy pentagon press secretary sabrina sink, thank you very much. we'd love to have you back.ii continue to battle flames this morning as officials have confirmed that at least 96 people have died. the wildfire now ranks as the deadliest in modern u.s. history, surpassing 2018's campfire in california which killed 85. we'll be following the recovery efforts as they move forward. >>> up next, a look at some of the other stories we're following this morning, including new details surrounding a house explosion in pennsylvania that was captured on camera. we'll show you the video of the massive fireball that showered the suburban neighborhood with debris. "morning joe" will be right back. debris "morning joe" will be right back somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 5 years. and skyr

the pentagon said yesterday they do believe prigozhin himself was on that flight. i pressedto find out why they believe that. it can't just be based on russian statements. those have been viewed with a healthy amount of skepticism. here is what the pentagon said. >> i'm not going to go into the specifics of how we gather information other than, again, our initial assessment based on a variety of factors is that he was likely killed. >> but not just based on russian statements, i would imagine. >> based on a variety of factors. >> reporter: so, if the intelligence community and the u.s. have been largely able to rule out the possibility of some sort of missile, surface-to-air, or air-to-air, what other things are being examine snd the possibility of an explosive or explosive device being looked at as well as the possibility of something happening on board. in the last minutes of the flight, there were erratic climbs and descents. jim, for the most part, pretty wide open and certainly not definitive now. >> so, the kremlin speaking out about this in public. and as you say, tak

. >> martha: a couple of minutes ago, the pentagon wrapped up their press briefing for today, and shockinglyre zero questions about the moving and remarkable testimony that we all watched here yesterday afternoon from gold star families whose loved ones were killed at the kabul airport in the chaotic final days of our time in afghanistan for the united states military. these families ripping president biden for lack of answers, and for calling the exit a success. here it is in their words. >> the commander in chief fa failed. all he took when he entered this country's executive system to protect our country from foreign and domestic enemies. he failed everybody. >> my son needed a commander in chief who cared about his life. >> having individuals like john kirby come in, saying he did not see from the chaos from his perch. it's both tone-deaf and ignorant. >> the biden administration -- incompetent, cowards, evil. >> and joe biden, our elected president, when he approached me, his words to me or "my wife and i know how you feel." we lost our son as well, brought him home. -- my heart started

about the training of pilots, do you know where they will be because i know that the press secretary of the pentagon peterder stated that they may be in the united states where will these trainings be and when do you know maria a very important issue that is definitely the most important right now. and what we know at the moment, first of all, we know that the training will take place in europe, at least at the first stage, we are talking about countries such as romania, but for sure we do not know the details yet, we also really heard from the pentagon that they do not rule out that the training may take place in the united states at some stage, but they say that first the training will take place in europe, then, if necessary, it can also take place in the united states, when we heard earlier from the prime minister of the netherlands that the training can begin by the end of the summer until the end of the summer is not that long i hope we will soon hear an update about this and how long they will last today when myroslava gangadze spoke with the spokesman of the air force of the armed forces of

represent a danger and a threat to the united states of america. during the briefing, the press secretary of the pentagonbrigadier general of the air force of the united states of america, patrick ryder, said that according to patrick ryder, the wagner pvk is a real threat. many other threats. we will continue to monitor this one. well, he further emphasized that , according to american intelligence, wagner is not a factor now on the battlefield in ukraine, and one more quote from mr. ryder, these forces have essentially been withdrawn from the battlefield. i just want to add one word i'm just looking at the photo, so take a look, they got those crosses with tablets that were on the graves of the wagnerians, it's all in my opinion, samara or saratov samara or sarato well, somewhere in russia, not here, not beyond the urals, as they say, and they already poured it there those graves were leveled with concrete, they were filled with concrete, that is, if we speak from the point of view of ukraine, yes, they are enemies, they are murderers, we would all eat them, the earth was concrete, by the way , the ear

participate not only the american diaspora because as you hear in news when there was a press convention just today in the pentagonh america from the side of the american government that they are waiting for the european country to convey a specific uh-uh request and yet we can turn to our uh-uh of our diaspora in countries like poland, great britain, france or other countries and say, listen, you cooperate with the government. we do not want ukraine to present itself to the government here in america and have questions. they are just waiting. and we can, as i have tried, combine our resources and transfer information so that when america reveals this in a press conference, we can quickly go to the government officials and say listen, you don't need to use such creative language to convey that to the rest of the world. well, you said about cooperation with diasporas of other countries e.e., we have information that peace negotiations regarding the war in ukraine will be held in saudi arabia on august 5 and 6 and will be attended by representatives of 30 countries of the world, including great britain, the united s

according to the associated press though, the pentagon is been critical of the district for requestingard as a means to deal with law enforcement shortfalls. this should d.c. homicides are up at least 25%. >> we are tired of this. enough is enough. i don't those who live here know that we are clearly in a war zone. i'm going to say that again we are clearly in a war zone. >> d.c. councilmember white has suggested however the memes is to call in the national guard needs to come in now to deal with out-of-control violence here's what he had to say. >> well, there are a lot of areas in d.c. that are experiencing shootings every day back to back to back. and the issue is coverage and their presence but desperate times call for desperate measures pre- >> mayor bowser's office at her offices focusing on police recruitment rate of ap reports the guard was restructured the deal could bring the district more military police. access alexandria hoff in washington, alex thank you. aishah: taken a live look from the flight team from southern pass in texas but you see obviously this is still a probl

fema today held a press conference. also the pentagon saying six new missions with the army command here in the pacific sending everything from fire support, firefighters to help the pop-up fires, to people moving equipment around the island. fema will give a one-time payment to 3200 families. and they say they have a program set up for those freshly h homeless due to the fire storm can stay in a local hotel for an indefinite amount of time depending on the need. but there's so much distrust among locals. some saying don't sign the fema papers. you might give away your rights later. the response has been bungled in a way. it's going to heal a little bit. in the meantime, so many are giving dna samples as they try to identify more bodies. >> the weather service is expecting wind gusts to pick up to 20 miles per hour in your area over the next few days. how might that impact the search for human remains? >> reporter: there's a couple tropical storms, hurricanes, there's greg and fernando, what are coming. so far, it doesn't look like it wi

>>> today the pentagon dismissed reports that a missile brought on the plane, but said it is likely that prigozhin was killed. >> we do not have information to indicate right now, the press reporting that there was some sort of surface to air missile that took down the plane. we assess that to be accurate. >> the pentagon did not provide a theory on what the department of defense thinks brought down the plane. >>> southern california cleaning up from the damage brought by tropical storm hilary. a key roadway into palm springs could be closed for two months. this is indian canyon drive, but you cannot even make out the roadway buried under all that mud. local leaders applied for a grant to address the closures, but some are saying that it is not the first time that flooding and wind has brought the infrastructure and it is high time that something changes. >> the storms seem to get worse and we are just -- it seems like every few years we are doing this again. we have to build smaller bridge ways across the impacted areas of these roadways. >> desert hot springs mayor estimated $22 million of damages in the town alone. >>> people in a rancho cordova neighborhood just outs

press. in fact, in april the pentagon invested $216 million to expand and modernize aerojet rocketdyne's manufacturings precisely because they want to boost production of critical components for extremely necessary missile systems. however, before the deal closed, when we didn't know whether it would go through i think it weighed heavily on l3harris's stock. there was serious doubt if the ftc would ever let it go through. not this ftc, satellite in fact, on the day after the acquisition was announced two analyst downgraded l3harris from buy to hold and the stock tumbled this has been a really underperformer many of the things that held the stock back got res ovltd the moment the deal went through the results have more to do with its earnings report which came out the same day aerojet got the ftc blessing the stock fell a hideous 6% on the news but i've got to till i think the quarter was all that bad. management raising the full-year forecast, clean beat and raise unfortunately they raised their revenue forecast by more than they raised their earnings forecast, raised revenue more than they raised ear

intelligence assessment saying it was a deliberate explosion according to the associated press, with the pentagonuling out that a missile shot the plane down. >> nothing to indicate, no information to suggest, that there was a surface to air missile. >> reporter: experts who believe putin had prigozhin killed, saying he's showing the world he's in full control. this morning u.s. officials saying they are considering a variety of causes as to what brought that plane down. george? >> thanks. overnight maui county filed a lawsuit against hawaiian electric over the deadly wild fire disaster in lahaina claiming they didn't turn off the equipment before the fire started. mola lenghi is on maui. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. this lawsuit alleging the wild fire that killed at least 115 people and destroyed thousands of structures could have been avoided. overnight maui county filing a lawsuit against energy firm hawaiian electric which provides electricity to 95% of the state. the lawsuit accusing the aleck trick company of failing to turn off electric equipment before the deadly wild

medical center today, but nato still does not want to fight with moscow, the pentagon officially sent warsaw off to the pressier general of the pentagon petra officially said, that the united states and alliance allies will not respond to polish frost about border violations by belarusian helicopters. and probably understandable. why is a conflict that could escalate into a nuclear war to anyone but polyakov well, the world does not need ukrainians. breaking news alarm at nato after more accusing belarus of violating its airspace. according to the polish government, two belarusian helicopters entered the country's airspace. should have been informed about the incident. this happened against the background of the fact that more strengthened the grouping of their troops to protect the border of their troops on the border. after two belarusian helicopters violated the country's airspace. poland claims that two belarusian helicopters yesterday crossed the air border that conventional radar systems could not fix them. last week sent more than 1,000 troops to the border with belarus. and now she claims that she wi

the "associated press" obtained a letter sent by the pentagon and fbi alerting families that the suspectedegal disputes and delays due to the interrogation techniques used on the suspects after they were apprehended. the defense arguing that their confessions were tainted by torture including water boarding. some team members have been vocal about their opposition to any deal and the letter gives them until monday to provide any comments or questions about the possibility of a plea agreement. >>> we're also following negotiations between the u.s. and iran over a possible prisoner exchange. right now five americans who have spent years in iranian prisoners are under house arrest. a first step to potentially coming home. now, if the deal goes through, they will be traded to several iranians to u.s. custody along with access to billions of dollars in frozen assets that would have to be used for humanitarian purposes, but of course it could all fall apart at any moment meaning that the long nightmare for those americans and their families is not over yet. nbc news chief foreign affairs corresp

pressurize resolutely refuse the pentagon officially repulsed warsaw at night in the press came out brigadier the pentagon petrahedron. and he officially said that the united states and the allies in the alliance would not respond to the violation of the borders by belarusian helicopters, but they flew in and flew in with whom it happens not to declare the poles to official moscow this war, despite the fact that the polish provocation, most likely, did not go without a hand in washington, the us representative to the un , linda thomas grenfells, said that any attack by pmcs would probably be more regarded as an attack by moscow on the alliance recently. they were so happy about the situation with a private military company in russia , they were waiting for the accomplishment of putin, and now something went wrong again, in general, poland promised to help, but not now, apparently, look next time when the fact comes. more building up its forces along the border with belarus because it accuses its neighbor of violating its airspace. space secretary of defense. poland said that additional troops

representative office could not stop, emphasized our lord press on may 9 , the language barrier became a stumbling block for ukrainian pilots, whom the pentagons decided to take on training control f-16. at the briefing, the representative of the department said the training of pilots will take many months, and everything went faster, but first you have to deal with english pilots in ukraine in september, it is expected that flight training for the f-16 will begin in october . although at the moment we do not have specific data on exactly how many b will take part in this training, we expect that it will be a few pilots, dozens of people from the maintenance staff , it is important to note that although some ukrainian pilots speak english. we expect all visitors to the united states to require some level of additional language training. at the same time, the americans themselves do not supply combat vehicles to ukraine; this makes their european allies the main initiative took over the netherlands and denmark, which have dozens of american f-16 fighter jets the united states launched the sale of t-shirts and posters and mugs with a photograph

press reporting that a preliminary u.s. intelligence assessment found the crash was intentionally caused by an explosion. the pentagon not commenting on whether there was an explosion onboard, but ruling out the idea that a missile shot the plane down. >> nothing to indicate, no information to suggest that there was a surface to air missile. >> reporter: today, supporters of prigozhin laying flowers outside wagner's offices in russia. with the ukrainian official claiming wagner fighters, who moved to belarus after their failed mutiny, are now heading back into russia. ukrainian president zelenskyy saying ukraine played no part in bringing prigozhin's plane down, saying, "everyone understands who is involved." >> david: and now quite the turn tonight. tom soufi burridge joining us from ukraine. tom, ukraine now appealing to the fighters once led by yevgeny prigozhin, saying, you can join ukrainian forces in fight against vladimir putin? >> reporter: yeah, david. wagner fighters were very loyal to yevgeny prigozhin. tonight, the ukrainian military telling them to join ukraine, and to finish their march on moscow. david

according to the pentagon , there will be enough funds for military support of ukraine until september 30 until the end of the fiscal year the pressf the department said and recalled that the amount of aid allocated to kiev at the moment is even exceeded by more than $ 6 billion, and then, as she hinted, it would be nice for the head of the press service to extend the funding to congress senators to approve the entire allocation of an additional 22 billion. defeating russia in the ukrainian conflict is impossible , hungarian prime minister viktor urban said in an interview with american journalist tucker carlosun, according to politicians in the west are lying about the successes of the ukrainian army. in fact, only tens of thousands of soldiers are losing everything, and deliveries from the united states and europe will not change the situation at the front , orban stressed and warned the nato parties against an attempt to invade ukraine , this would mean the beginning of a third world war. and guy, if even one of the western countries sends the military to the conflict zone, this will mean a direct war between the west and russi

stay tuned pentagon we found they make sure we had done some things better. we pressednd pressed it they just will not admit anything wrong here. no mistakes are made. chair of the house foreign affairs committee michael mccaul welcome back to fox ne "fox news sunday" but we talk with them i want to put the 13 service members are names, their faces so that we do not forget just two years out from this and been disrespected, disregarded of the two-year anniversary for documents all kinds of things. our view company will get answers for these humans and all-americans? >> do not rest until we do get answers and in accountability what happened how this goes wrong? we lost 13 we had the testimony of tyler andrew vargas who said i had the suicide bomber semi- sites but was not given permission to engage in. 10713 service men and women. and shannon we have just reported today with his book kabul u.s. intelligence at isis k knowing they were plotting to take out abby gate on the very same day it was taken down when the suicide bomber went off, they asked the taliban to go in ou

andrey astashev vesti, lugansk the pentagon has funds for ukraine's military support will last until september 30 until the end of the fiscal year. this was reported by the pressf the department and recalled that the volume of aid allocated to kiev at the moment is even exceeded by more than 6 billion dollars. well, then the head of the press service hinted that it would be nice for congress to extend funding. recall in early august, the biden administration asked for senators. it is impossible to approve the allocation of an additional $ 22 billion to defeat russia in the ukrainian conflict, the prime minister said hungary's viktor orban in an interview with an american journalist, and the hand of carlson, according to a politician in the west good about the successes of the ukrainian army. in fact, only tens of thousands of soldiers are losing everything, and deliveries from the united states and europe will not change the situation at the front, orban stressed and warned the nato parties against an attempt to invade ukraine and this would mean the beginning of a third world war. if at least one of the western countries sends military personnel to the confli

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even the pentagon trainers who works with the leaders and the places like for banding and georgia and the national defense university in washington are telling the western press yeah, it's frustrating this to stuff, but we shouldn't take it as a reason to bill. right out of these. yeah. it's only about unity or values for washington when it suits them and they obviously want to keep hanging around even before the, to an american official told n b c news at the end of july. that sure, yeah. has corruption problems. you know who doesn't, but his dad is other countries in the region. no. but as is nigi area or it's ukraine, we seen that corruption. well, your mileage can vary on that sort of thing. it just tends to magically disappear when it's convenient for american interests to be more deeply involved. former us president, donald trump faced another indictment this week. this time on election interference in the state of georgia. that takes the amount of chargers against and so far to $91.00 and some of his republican support his claim. the whole situation is politicized. do i believe that these prosecutors or these elected officials, or these federal prosecu

even the pentagon trainers who worked with the crew leaders in places like for bedding and georgia and the national defense university in washington are telling the western press yeah, it's frustrating this to stuff, but we shouldn't take it as a reason to bill. right out of these. yeah. it's only about unity or values for washington when it suits them, and they obviously want to keep hanging around even before the cuban american official told n b c news at the end of july. but sure media has corruption problems, you know, who doesn't, but as bad as other countries in the region know, but also niger area or do you crane. we seen that corruption. well, your mileage can vary on that sort of thing. it just tends to magically disappear when it's convenient for american interests to be more deeply involved. right, or take contributor rachel marsden. thank you. all right, and that is going to do it for this look at the news for now, but to stay with us and back in just about another half hour with much more to come . the nato has made it clear in teams. it's a queen, proxy war against russia as ex, essential, as such, russia to cease the conflict as ex, essential, i

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even the pentagon trainers who worked with the crew leaders in places like fort benning and georgia and the national defense university in washington are telling the western press yeah, it's frustrating this to stuff, but we shouldn't take it as a reason to bill. right out of these. yeah. it's only about unity or values for washington when it suits them and they obviously want to keep hanging around even before the, to an american official told n b c news at the end of july, but sure. yeah. has corruption problems. you know, who does it, but his dad is other countries in the region. no. but also is nigi area or it's ukraine. we seen that corruption. well, your mileage can vary on that sort of thing. it just tends to magically disappear when it's convenient for american interests to be more deeply involved. the head of the bricks, i'm in south africa, which begins in less than a week. morocco has submitted a bid to join the economic alliance. the north african countries move is just the latest of a series of similar ones by other nations seeking membership into the group, including saudi arabia, indonesia and egypt. bricks which currently consists of brazil, rus

even the pentagon trainers who works with the crew leaders and places like fort benning and georgia and the national defense university in washington are telling the western press yeah, it's frustrating this to stuff, but we shouldn't take it as a reason to bill. right out of these. yeah. it's only about unity or values for washington when it suits them and they obviously want to keep hanging around even before the, to an american official told n b c news at the end of july. that sure, yeah. has corruption problems. you know, who does it, but his dad is other countries in the region. no. but as is nigi area or it's ukraine, we seen that corruption. well, your mileage can vary on that sort of thing. it just tends to magically disappear when it's convenient for american interests to be more deeply involved. versus ministry of defense has released a statement revealing the murky activities of the united states military. the ministry says that washington's office of pandemic preparedness and response policy searches for virus mutations to then use them to further its own interest practices. in 2019 united states began preparing for a new pandemic by searching for t

even the pentagon trainers who works with the crew leaders in places like fort benning and georgia and the national defense university in washington are telling the western press. yeah, it's frustrating this to stuff, but we shouldn't take it as a reason to bill. right out of these. yeah. it's only about unity or values for washington when it suits them. and they obviously want to keep hanging around even before the, to an american official told n b c news at the end of july. that sure, yeah. has corruption problems, you know, who does it, but his dad is other countries in the region. no. but i just an idea area or to crane. we seen that corruption. well, your mileage can vary on that sort of thing. it just tends to magically disappear when it's convenient for american interests to be more deeply involved. the crisis and but civil war in sudan is spiraling out of control. that's according to the un, which is now according to some kind of global action. time is running out for farmers to plant the crops that will feed them and their neighbors. medical supplies are scarce, the situation is spiraling out of control. they don't going conflict between the suited ni

even the pentagon trainers who works with the crew leaders and places like for standing in georgia and the national defense university in washington are telling the western press. yeah, it's frustrating this to stuff, but we shouldn't take it as a reason to bill. right out of these. yeah. it's only about unity or values for washington when it suits them. and they obviously want to keep hanging around even before the cuban american official told n b c news at the end of july. that sure, yeah. has corruption problems, you know, who does it, but his dad is other countries in the region. no. but i just an idea or to crane, we seen that corruption. well, your mileage can vary on that sort of thing. it just tends to magically disappear when it's convenient for american interests to be more deeply involved. hundreds of migrants have flooded the small italian island of land produced in the mediterranean. according to local reports, more than $300.00 refugees from african states have arrived on the shores of land to do stuff over the course of 24 hours. most departing from the canadian port city of the facts that follows the depths of 5 refugees, including a child off