i very much hope that today the pentagon state department will be able to comment on this and the statement that they do not have information that the weapons supplied are not aimed at civilians and children. we won't hear. we will hear the truth today. i sincerely hope so. because now ukrainian, but the nazis are actively using this very thing, supplied by the united states and us pressure weapons against the civilian population are not considered the lives of civilians, which is the worst thing about teenage children, moreover, attacks are deliberately targeted at all those quarters of donetsk that since 2014 have remained outside the fire zone, once again this is not a staging in a bucha. this is not disinformation about kramatorsk, this is real data, to which washington is obliged to respond, since all this is happening with its political information, and most importantly, now with militaristic support. in this context we are not we can not comment on the news about the decision of the president of the united states to send missile systems with a range of 50 miles to ukraine, that is, 8

between various structures, in particular between the national security council and the state department and the pentagonnts, the pentagon is our much greater ally than the national security network of the united states and now we are just expecting that there will be a meeting at rammstein literally there tomorrow and the statements of our politicians and the householder with the naming of round numbers are precisely aimed at conveying to the western countries and the united states the general plan of demands and here accuracy is not needed here, we just need an order to ensure that the triangle once again pays attention to our needs in significant numbers, including against the background of the losses that the ukrainian army is suffering from the prevailing enemy artillery at the current stage. well, the same mr. loitostin noted that not only america will help from other partners and ukraine and the united states, well, it really looks like a preview to the third rammstein, mr. zgurets, i thank you for this inclusion serhiy zgurets, military expert , director of the defense express company, was with u

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the pentagon and the state department just like the president, urging americans not to go.with ukraine authorities. they are in touch with the international committee of the red cross. but unless and until they get some specific wording that maybe the russians have something to tell them about all of this, it is going to be very tough business to try and get these three men returned to their families. earlier today, in fact, the kremlin spokesmen publicly said they didn't know anything about these three men. so these families in a very, very difficult position by all accounts all three very heart felt, very courageous. went to ukraine to try to help out there. >> barbara starr, thank you for your reporting. let's continue this conversation with general hurtling. first your thoughts about these three missing americans? >> hey, it's tough. this is a horrible situation. but going back to before this war even started, i think the president, president biden in early february, and again in early march suggested that u.s. citizens should not go to fight independently for ukraine.

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break in negotiations with moscow after a visit to the republic of the leaders of the pentagon and the state department, usa they deign to address us with a proposal to resume the diplomatic process. what, as i understand it, the europeans strongly ask them, but the anglo-saxons do not allow them to do this. but when they have a window, they will turn, we will look. what is the situation on the ground, there are liberated areas. they do not even have the thoughts of the majority of the population to return under control again. uh, neo-nazi authorities. or i think the smell is now, and in a very nervous state and let them figure out everything that depended on us. we did we offered and continue to offer honest interaction in areas that interest them and in which we are interested. they didn't want it. during an interview with lavrov, she spoke about the export of grain from ukraine. according to him, turkey's efforts to solve the problem could have yielded results for a long time if kiev and its western partners had cleared the ports. minister in the black sea. added russia guarantees security movement

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in the rivers of american officials other moods are heard and the head of the state department and the head of the pentagon promise to defeat everyone the minister of defense austin called the weakening of russia the goal of the united states and the secretary of state. glinkin supported biden, as nbc news writes, this pissed him off, he told his subordinates that they had gone too far and, in their own words, could cause a direct clash between the two powers. american officials. increasingly concerned that the course of the war in ukraine is unsteady , and they are calm yes, should president volodymyr zelensky soften his hardline public position that no part of ukraine will be ceded to russia as part of an agreement on the end of the war is tired of the ukrainian topic and ordinary americans are noted by local journalists. the states cover their problems with inflation, rising prices all fall on the shoulders of the oldest president in us history on friday. biden literally runs away from the white house for the weekend as early as 11:00 am, on the way to the helicopter, journalists pester with questions.

annoy the russians, because they will use nuclear weapons there, but it is directly the state department, the pentagon on our side, so this balancing act within the united states itself is precisely and in a certain way reflected in rates of military aid, so far all aid goes within the framework of the financial package of the allocated and not landis langlist - this is an opportunity to get weapons that are already on the ground in the stocks of the american army, of which a lot actually takes, downloads and sends to ukraine so far american p sergey thank you for this analysis serhiy zgurets, director of the defense express information consulting company, was in touch with us. we are having a traditional daily moment of silence for all those who died in the russian-ukrainian war. a minute of silence in memory of ukrainian soldiers and peaceful citizens of ukraine who died in the war started by russia

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channel, citing sources in the white house, the president reprimanded the heads of the state department and the pentagon their recent words about ukraine; he was unhappy with the fact that blinkin and austin wished kiev to win. and this, according to the president, gives ukraine unrealizable hopes and increases the risks of direct involvement of the united states in the conflict, up to 40 american mercenaries are now on the territory of severodonetsk. there are also a large number british. and polyakov about it. today reported in the leadership of the lc. how will their mission end? now three foreigners from great britain and morocco, who were sentenced to death last week by the dpr court , know . and why did they rush to ukraine reporting by elena erofeeva? they disappeared into the fog of battle. log under hasled by the military conflicts make money. both were in the baguette group. it was named so because of the mixed national composition. joy when was the last time you said sandil we texted on june 8th actually. it was a perfectly normal conversation. we talked about food and he told me. i love you

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i very much hope that the pentagon state department will be able to do this today . comment on the statement not aimed at the civilian population and children. we won't hear. we will hear the truth today. i sincerely hope so. because now the ukrainian, but the nazis are actively using this very weapon, supplied by the united states and under pressure from the united states, against the civilian population. they are not considered the lives of civilians, which is the worst thing for children and teenagers, moreover, strikes are deliberately inflicted on those quarters of donetsk which since 2014 remained outside the fire zone . to us in the regions, which are now under our protection, in a new way, thousands of residents of zaporozhye are in a hurry to apply for russian citizenship. this is an opportunity people. they waited a lot, therefore long queues are not a burden, but the problem with mobile communications is still practically solved, report by valentina solovyova. one of the centers of melitopol where they accept documents for obtaining a russian passport, people come in the morning a

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officials from the pentagon and state department also testified. senate foreign relations committee hearing runs about two hours. [background noises] >> this hearing will come to order. secretary lee, we are glad to get to welcome you, i'm glad you finally made it and we are happy here, thank you for coming before us today. deputy assistant secretary, thank you for coming back to the committee as i'm sure many no, the assistants secretary was or middle east expert for a while so we are glad to see her back. i've been asking simple but important question for some time that i hope this hearing will answer. the administrations strategy on syria? during the last presidential election secretary lincoln road when joe biden is president when joe biden is president, we will restore u.s. leadership on military issues and yet with the frozen conflict in syria leading to immense humanitarian political security dilemmas, leadership from the united states or elsewhere seems lacking. life to syria are resuming the embassies of damascus are reopening. when asad l

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in the first days even after february 24th to hold i really hoped that the line of the state department and pentagonhony the forms on i-i were lost well, the brand had er-e in the command that unites the headquarters team, it was revalued, these people, these are the ones who are now standing on this historical fact of signing the lend-lease. i understand it, no, it’s not, it’s not in english this is a different story, but here they are, here you show them. if these people will hold a key position in ukraine, everything will be fine. that is, you mean that you can tell the hawks to hold a key position , so they are not hawks. well, they are not hawks, thank god . there is well what i did is different category of people, and we are talking about those realists. but those who, uh, are again kurilists, on the other hand, they still uh, evaluate the situation in such a way that ukraine must win, that is, i see here the key decision for america in competition with china in the future and other people who don't see it that way at all, who don't see, let's say, in europe, in russia and ukraine, conflicts o

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a congressional delegation of the head of the pentagon and the state department visited there.ering questions about the recession with jokes. well , at the qatari economic forum, elon musk and analysts gulman, sachs warn america is no longer a joke, a report by denis davydov the security council for ukraine western countries it would seem that they picked up very clear language to discuss the proposed hate speech and human hate speech, only everyone, as one, blamed. in this, russia is already traditionally on duty with the russian permanent representative. vasily nebenzya turned to the history of the ukrainian question and quoted modern ukrainian politicians , demonstrative in this context in the stream of the well-known russophobe deputies of the verkhovna rada of several convocations, irina farion, who repeatedly stated that i was quoting all russian mentally retarded. this russophobe, who oversees the ukrainian parliament, just complained about linguistic humanitarian issues. in one of the interviews. we have 14% of ukrainians who indicated that their native language is russ

the shoulders of american officials are heard other moods and the head of the state department and the head of the pentagondefeat everyone. defense secretary austin called the weakening of russia the goal of the united states and the secretary of state. blinkin supported biden, as nbc news writes, this infuriated him, he told his subordinates that they had come too far and in their own words can cause a direct clash of the two powers. american officials. they are increasingly concerned that the course of the war in ukraine is losing stability, and they calmly discuss it.

and you know everyone from administration to pentagon, to department of state, to congress, that was able to adopt supplemental budgets due in this 100 days has been very much needed and very appreciated by ukrainians. so do we have everything that we have -- no. because we are facing a very, you know, strong and the enemy which outnumbers us. but we have a lot from the united states and also you have other allies. we see how u.s. put together this coalition of more than 40 countries that -- that meet regularly and discuss. it is not only weapons but it is sanctions and financial support to us. everything is important. >> madam ambassador, sam stein, he has the next question for you. >> first of all, thanks for joining us. we're on the precipice of a global food crisis that is owed in part to russia's blockade of ukrainian wheat export in the black sea. i'm wondering two questions. one, is there a separate dil diplomatic track to resolve the blockade and allow those exports and if not are there alternate routes to get that wheat out of ukraine to potentially prevent this global food

>> reporter: the state department just now talking about that, the same dilemma, trying to find out what happened to this person. the state department, the pentagontinuously since the beginning publicly urged americans to not go to ukraine to fight. it is exceptionally dangerous. it is a combat zone, urging americans, if they want to support the people of ukraine, to donate to charities to find another way to support them rather than going there, jake. >> as we saw when i was in ukraine, a lot of veterans want to take up the fight and help the ukrainian people themselves. they feel called to go. barbara starr, thank you. joining us now is the mother of alex druke. first of all, my deepest sympathies for you, and this difficult time for you and your family. i understand you just got off the phone with the u.s. state department. what did they have to say? >> well, they said that there is a photograph that is circulated on russian media, and they're working hard to verify it. we're very hopeful, and that's about all that i know right now. >> have you seen the photo yet? we're showing it on tv right now. >> i have seen it. >> what is your reaction to

you know, there's a, there's interest that the pentagon may have and certainly the state department may have that are actually incompatible with what the american people want. and i think maybe biting for all of his faults. and maybe the doubts that we have about his mental capacity. he is sensitive to what the people want. we have elections in this country coming up in november, congressional like elections. they're not going to go, jo biden's way. he's under huge pressure. americans in the rest of the world are not interested in world war 3. they're also not interested, given our economy here in the united states and in europe and around the world. they're not interested in $40.00 to $60000000000.00 of aid being dumped into eastern ukraine with, with no accountability which, which has been reported even in our own domestic media. that there's no accountability for any of the finances. the weapons in the training. it's basically a, a half hazard, mishmash of, of aid. and so that's not selling very well. ah, joanna songs faces up to 175 years in prison on espionage charges after legal a

i really hoped that the line of the state department and the pentagon anthony forms on i-i was loadeds or uh-eh in the command that unites the command of the headquarters, it was falling these people are now standing on this historical fact of the signing of the lend-lease. i understand that no, it is not , it is not in english. it is probably different, but here they are , you are showing them. if these people hold a key position in ukraine, everything will be fine. that is, you have in mind to be able to say yes hawks to hold a key position, yes, they are not hawks, well, they are not hawks, thank god there are. well, hawks are a different category of people, and we are talking about those realists. but those who, on the other hand, are realists, on the other hand, they they still assess the situation in such a way that ukraine must win, that is, i see here the key decision for america in the competition with china in the future, and other people who do not see it that way at all, who do not see, say, in europe, in russia and ukraine some conflicts, well, the most important one the

the speeches of american officials, others are heard moods and the head of the state department, and the head of the pentagonone. defense secretary austin called the weakening of russia the goal of the united states and the secretary of state. glinkin supported biden, as nbc news writes, this infuriated him, he told his subordinates that they had come too far and in their own words can cause a direct clash of the two powers. american officials. they are increasingly concerned that the course of the war in ukraine is losing stability, and they calmly discuss. should president volodymyr zelensky soften his tough public stance by agreeing that no part of ukraine will cede to russia as part of an agreement to end the war, the ukrainian topic is tired and ordinary americans are noted by local journalists. states cover their problems with inflation, rising prices all this falls on the shoulders of the oldest president in us history on friday. biden literally runs away from the white house for the weekend as early as 11:00 am, on the way to the helicopter, journalists pester with questions. we need to go first peop

here is such an approach, and biden is there of his colleagues, and from the pentagon from the state departmentsystems will not strike on russian territory, but the dog is buried in a completely different way. as they say together, kiev and washington do not consider the donbass to be independent independent states, and therefore ukraine can use these american heavy weapons against the donbass as part of ukraine, the same with the republic, crimea does not washington nikif does not consider crimea part of the territory of the russian federation a still consider, uh, the territory of the ukrainian republic. that is, it is again possible to strike, so it is useless to exhort both washington and kiev on this issue, as well as he, of course. but to strengthen the counteraction to the penetration of the delivery of these systems on ukrainian territory. we just have to step up. why because american weapons and these and other heavy weapons, they kill both citizens of the russian federation and citizens of ukraine , and those who support zelensky and those who categorically do not support him and of c

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government report has found the state department and pentagon have failed to assess how many civiliansre being killed with u.s.-made weapons in the u.s.acked saudlewar in yen. the report was written by the government accountability office but remains classified. the saudi-led air campaign has killed nearly 15,000 people in yemen, striking homes, hospitals, and other civilian targets. this comes as president biden is facing mounting questions over his plans to travel to saudi arabia next month to meet with saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman. on tuesday, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre defended biden's planned trip. >> the saudi arabia has been a strategic partner of the united states for eight decades. every president since fdr has met with saudi leaders. the president will meet with any leader if it serves the interest of the american people. he believes engagement with saudi leaders clearly meets that test as has every president before him will stop amy: in other news from the region, the fbi has seized the electronic data of retired marine four star general john al

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