volnovakha will help ukraine they agreed on a $725 million military support package , the pentagon white houset would include hymars ammunition, artillery shells, anti-tank anti- radar missile systems and small arms. in addition, washington is now trying to resolve the issue with satellite communications for apu. after after elon musk refused to pay for the work of the starlink system and supply new terminals to ukraine. the golden autumn is coming to an end in central russia, how quickly the temperature will decrease, and when the lingering rains come, we will not only tell vadim zavodchenkov about this. it's just business nothing personal or resentment, after all, there is, why elon musk left vsu, without the main means of coordinating satellite internet, we will tell about this in the next 20 minutes. and these are the topics we will touch on. cold air masses are about to break into the european part of russia when the region is covered by rain clouds and how rapidly the temperature drop seems energetically, sometimes it is not superfluous . this is the western air defense system and what w

you couldn't answers from anybody in washington, at the pentagon, white house. so she acted with civil stockdale. louise mulligan and shirley johnson. the wives were all around the country. they began sharing experiences and they all realized that nothing was being done to. get their husbands home or their brothers or their sons so they united formed the national league of p.o.w. families, which is one of the most extraordinary and effective women's movements in all of american history. these former housewives had been military wives for know four years became heroines and mobilize the entire country. the idea of bringing home the american p.o.w.s from vietnam and you know, we talk about the country being divided today and it is but so was the country in the late 1960s and the p.o.w.s and the p.o.w. movement and the women, the families involved in that world. one thing that brought the united states together, which is really rare and really special. and so every time look at that p.o.w. flag, which over post office, it flies over federal buildings, which flies o

if there were the pentagon or the white house, there would be instantly there would be the manpower necessarysaw what happened -- now, it was a different kind of thing -- but when the president wanted to do a photo op at the church, they cleared lafayette park pretty quickly. so, you know, i -- it's stunning. it's really, really stunning to see. >> nancy pelosi happened to say to the acting secretary of defense, well, imagine this were the pentagon or imagine this were the white house and how wick quickly you would get troops there. she's talking about capitol hill. >> what's very evident in that video is shock, frustration, the idea that you could be calling cabinet member after law enforcement member and get this sort of bureaucratic response, instead of a call to action, which seems very obvious. and it underscores something liz cheney said in her hoping statement that at points there were people who said no or slow walked or declined some request from the white house. and the take away lesson could be for donald trump or the next person who attempts this that you just need to install the

bestseller, installations capable of covering tpps, which are currently protected by the pentagon, the white houseanks to its western partners, with general hodges, will be built on its own, a useful patriot will be useful to the irish people, and will soon be working on prejudice against russian missiles. greetings. my name is artem kulya and this is the facts of the week. we analyze current events that are changing us and the country. the large-scale shelling of our cities with various types of missiles once again reminded us of the urgent need for modern air defense systems, they talked about it in kyiv and in brussels and in washington, because from the fact that russia was directed towards ukraine, our air forces were able to prevent only half of everything, because they still use the soviet-developed buka m1 and s-300 as western installations will strengthen our air defense and that soon we'll see it in action, we'll talk about it later, subscribe to our youtube channel so you don't miss it. that's how skillfully our air guards stopped russian missiles, but they managed to catch them. far fr

of the division is not with you, that it was subsequently classified by, let's say, the pentagon, the white house principle come in, ready, what kind of reflexes are there? there is no fear there, it will be necessary. there is this, there is an answer, this is very important , they will emphasize and you, and there is an answer to everything, these requests are diluted, that is, they are increasing, they are looking for the concept of degrees, they are like that, but there is nothing to answer in moscow, this is what they should have answered, how should they have been someone is coming in, so to speak, they have, so to speak, the last argument , which will be answered at the collective event and the specific deterrent forces of the euro-atlantic union. it is said that it was not for nothing that putin began to withdraw certain parts from kherson, so to speak, and others they start to dismantle the memorial by various russian occupying field marshals and so on, that is, the impression is that they may have planned some kind of nuclear abomination right on that perimeter. so, this is all in one k

division command and with you to the fact that in the future it was classified by, say, the pentagon, the white houset in principle we will go to that there is no reflection there is no fear there it is necessary to follow, let's face what the conversation is about here , and here the actions have taken place, there is a strengthening of nato forces along the entire perimeter of the border with russia, and in general, we observe the activity in a non-responsible manner, that is, this is an answer, this is very important, they will emphasize this, and this is the answer to everything, these are the demands then they breed, that he, too, that they increased, that they sought concepts of degrees, they are like that, but there is nothing to answer, do you have a mail, answer them, as they should have, they should have come here and so and so, they have, so to speak, the last argument on what answer will be given in the collective event and the concrete deterrence forces of the euro-atlantic union , it is said that it was not for nothing that putin began to withdraw certain parts from kherson, so to speak

well, imagine this where the pentagon or imagine this was the white house and how quickly you would getget protection there. she is talking about the capitol hill. >> yeah what is very evident in that video is shock, frustration, the idea that you could be calling cabinet member after law enforcement figure and get this sort of bureaucratic response instead of a call to action, which seems very obvious. it underscores something that liz cheney said in her opening statement about how, at so many points, there were just a few of people who said no or slow walked or declined some request from the white house. the takeaway lesson could be, for a donald trump or the next person who attempts this that you just need to install the right person in the right seat will say yes. right, who want does not take the phone call or stumble upon the phone call will actively disregard. i think that is really significant thing to think about, because it means it doesn't matter this kind of overwhelming at the capitol police, et cetera. the next time around it could just be a cakewalk through the actual >>

so it is likely that by such actions the pentagon and the white house are simply trying to show the europeanits fate is still of interest to them. on the one hand, america is forcing these countries to supply weapons to ukraine , a-a. after that, purchase new weapons, mainly american vc here. and, of course, yes. with such symbolic gestures, he will be glad that we, it seems, are ready to ensure your safety, therefore, don’t be afraid, i don’t know russians russia russia can destroy arsenals new american bombs, for example , air-launched hypersonic missiles such as the x-101, of course, our complexes and air defense systems are relevant with the s-400 and of course the s500 prometheus, they allow you to destroy enemy aircraft at a distance of up to 400 km. well, hypersonic ones are much further, even if an enemy aircraft located, for example, at the german rammstein airbase or somewhere else , in fact, the entire territory of the nato bloc in europe is shot by our hypersonic missiles. not to mention intercontinental ballistic. at in the case of the sarmatian, the sarmatian can make an attack

what kind of american systems did he have in mind, the head of the white house, the pentagon, has five different types of them, and the famous patriot is only one of the varieties at the same time about readiness to transfer an air defense installation to kiev in the coming days germany also declares the germans promise their systems, but neither the number nor the final delivery dates remain unknown, between the topics, a significant part of ukraine remained in complete darkness last night. it was not possible to restore the supply of electricity in lviv, dnipro, ternopil and a number of other cities; let me remind you of the ukrainian military communications and energy facilities. war to whom mother native is fully applicable and to the european energy crisis , turkish manufacturers benefit directly and significantly. blanket factories work in three shifts and hire new workers, for example, a plant in the provinces. usak. recently, i was still breathing incense. and now it produces 6,000 blankets. per day. all products go to the european union, a fifth to germany, and the rest to fra

pentagon. imagine this was the white house.f it was in that case, you guys would have troops there. you would have this taken care of. >> sure. >> pretend the capitol is like that. >> yeah. it's incredible. i mean, she's -- she is pulling every string, right? she's reaching out to everyone who could possibly help and still in the middle of this -- being there. the capitol is under attack by thousands and thousands of armed, unruly insurrectionists and she's getting bureaucratic responses from the acting secretary of defense. >> i should point out steve scalise, congressman scalise, he had the audacity to -- i think he gave a press conference sort of indicate that go speaker pelosi didn't want the national guard called in, was trying to hold off the national guard and he was in the friggen room listening in to her on the phone. i mean, you see him in the video. none of the republicans want to be on this video that's being taken by alexandra pelosi. they don't want her phone calls to be heard. they don't want anyone to hear what

they're on the ground -- >> well, just pretend -- just pretend for a moment that this was the pentagon or the white housender siege. let me say, you can get people there as you make the plan. >> ultimately, we hear later from the vice president mike pence speaking to speaker pelosi, authorizes the movement to eventually happen. karoun, you see republican leaders there gathered with democrats in this moment. how is it that there was no quick action? >> well, as our reporting shows in a piece that actually -- an excerpt that ran in "the atlantic" this morning, the republicans were across the hall in this moment and mindset basically saying, we're done with the white house. we have to work together here to make this happen. you had people working the phones on both sides of the aisle. mcconnell was doing ng thedecrats, trying to g people tords the cat still did take hours for that help to arrive. it shows you this was a moment where everybody was working together to achieve the same ends, which is striking in itself given how quickly that coalition splintered shortly thereafter. rachael referenced a moment

. >> the thijust think if it was pentagon, the white house, or elsewhere.ow do we logistically -- >> locked up and barricaded in their offices. there's a critical risk for loss of life. >> we have senators still in their hideaways. we need help. can you get the national guard there too? >> reporter: if he doesn't comply, they could compel him to appear or the full house could vote to hold him in contempt. at that point the justice department would have to decide whether or not to prosecute and that's something unlikely since the doj has not moved to criminally charge two top trump aides, both of whom have failed to comply with the subpoenas. >> thank you. there's much more of the tense and telling video. coming up in our next hour, there's new video that shows a crucial conversation between speaker pelosi and vice president mike pence. >>> and also still ahead on "new day," it got ugly. that's how one juror in the parkland shooting trial described it behind closed doors. we're going to hear from her next. >>> big news on people hoping to get relief on their

and we have to move on it and make the decisions, our problem is it goes from pentagon to the white househite house spends weeks debating on whether they should or should not do it people who don't have stronger feelings about ukraine to be frank. as do people in pentagon and other places in government. others observing this, like ourselves. but the facts are. if they get this equipment to ukrainians in time, they could really make a difference, and think about this. opportunity to defeat the russian military on a battlefield in ukraine. what better deterrents is that for nato and europe going forward in terms of future provocations by the russian fedd federation, they will be on hold for years that puts putin on notice also as po whether he could continue as a leader having suffered the defeat like that he will figure out some way to call it a victory. in terms of dealing with his own public, by the world knows, the opportunity is here. and we have to seized it. mark: you know. general jack keane, we have our tokyo roses here who defend russia. i said at beginning of this battle what rus

command of the division, and with you, we will say that in the future it was classified the pentagon and the white houseple ready to enter. there is no reflection. there is no fear . this is the answer, this is very important to emphasize and you are the answer to everything, these requests are sometimes years, then something is hot, then there is an increase , then the search for the concept of degrees, they are like that, but there is nothing to answer in moscow, the post office, they answer how they should have been, they should have been, someone would be impressed by them, so to speak, they have, so to speak, the last argument to which they will respond at the collective event and the specific deterrent forces of the euro-atlantic union. start parts and others, so they begin to dismantle monuments by various russian occupation field marshals and so on, that is, the impression is that they may have planned some kind of nuclear abomination on that very perimeter. to blow up the kahov dam and fill both the left and right banks with water, then this is in the same vein , not to mention that a tactical

and the other two to the pentagon and presumably to the white house or the capitol, then the americanswith the idea that some plane had crashed into the pentagon in washington. although there are no traces of the plane during the explosion in the pentagon. it seems that the pentagon was. an attacked missile is enough to look at the photographs of the damage on the facade of the pentagon building, 2977 people became victims of the attacks, including 343 firefighters and 60 policemen, not only us citizens, but also 92 states were killed. and after that, the americans began a brutal war against terrorists, as well as against those people who did not consider terrorists not necessarily all were terrorists and waged this war, the united states of america must be said without observing any rules using the most cruel methods of knocking out confessions with the most brutal interrogations and torture, which de facto, they were allowed in those prisons of the united states of america that were created for these very terrorists or islamist radicals within two days, large centers of afghanistan w

this is again the result of negotiations that were held all this time in the pentagon in the white housetand that in the state department, because if we read the briefings of the last days then they were all filled with questions. and about how these negotiations are going , uh, who paid what to whom, what not to pay, who will pay what ? came to some common ground understanding but why he tied it because he acted as a businessman or because politics is tied to it or maybe his dependence of tesla on chinese money is so great that he made similar statements here it is probably difficult to say well indeed but without the other side we we can see how ukraine is now, the war in ukraine is woven into world history and how many different strings there are that can be pulled, how many different things are there that i pressed here and it fired on the other side , that's why we really need to be very subtle here. something i want to address to the viewers of our readers, active people who write on social networks, it is not always necessary to shout about everything, criticize, insult someone, b

i don’t know, but there is definitely a palette of these different scenarios that the pentagon and the white houseon the table in the event of an escalation or the use of nuclear weapons , that’s all well, let's finish with the topic of nato. in this part, we spent almost an hour on this topic. how would you outline the prospects in general, based on what we heard from our guests from you a-a regarding the speeding up of our integration a-a that is ah, we have fulfilled practically everything that was required of us, and this is not in one year, but the political will in general, in principle, in more, well, practically in the majority , yes, yes, a member of the member countries of the alliance is, uh, your, let's say, an optimistic forecast for the final, well , first of all, it requires time in which we live in other qualitatively new solutions, this is firstly and secondly, the resilience that we show in our armed forces, they should really help us in overcoming sometimes those e risks of that skepticism that, in principle , sometimes can exist therefore we have to do really procedurally, we h

deserved authority. a complex that exists in 12 countries of the world that protect the pentagon itself and the white house. the system's scale installation has six containers for anti-aircraft missiles with a launch range of 25 to 40 km and an operating height of up to 15 km. he can use, in addition to the classic im-120 missile, there are also special versions of the avraham jer e-e, this is a special version of the missile just for him and it already has much better parameters for destroying targets at a distance of up to 40 km and up to 20 km in height if necessary the developers predicted an interesting trick directly the launcher can be located at a distance of 20 km from the command center. thus, taking into account the age of the launch, for example, 40 km, the total distance increases to 60, however, they will not be able to protect against all types of missiles used by russia, in order to combat the same ballistic missiles that iskander has, it is necessary against missile defense, for example , the american petriv system, it is clear that ukraine really wanted to have petriv weapons right away.

parliament and urgently flew to washington where he will discuss with representatives of the white house and the pentagon, including the situation in ukraine and a few hours earlier, the us envoy to nato said that washington does not want to be a party to this conflict and neither does the majority of americans, who now have completely different problems . everyone more or less guessed to cling to washington and yet it’s good that anthony blinkin, who looked at stanford the day before, said what should have been said long ago, the rules of the notorious order recalled the us secretary of state can be only american throughout the period, especially after the second world war. it was obvious that the world does not organize itself and for the united states you are involved in the next, if we do not play a leading role in this, then one of two things happens or someone else does it maybe china and again probably not, so that it fully reflects our interests and values, or that no one does it as badly and then it appears in a vacuum that fills with something bad before it is filled with something good, accord

the owner of the white house, joe biden, at a meeting with the leadership of the pentagon, said the unitedcontinue to eliminate on the world stage and will lead the rest with the help of diplomacy, backed by military force . way to maintain its digimony the eu must be ready to abandon russian gas the latest statement by the german treasury contradicts earlier statements that germany will not be able to do without domestic energy this winter, at best , they will find a replacement next year. in the meantime, prices not only in germany but throughout europe continue to break records. people choose between food and heating, but the press is discussing the meeting between emmanuel macron and olaf schulz. what opinions sound will tell about families? there was no press conference there was a joint statement on how to evaluate the results of the meeting, scholz, macron, journalists did not understand they were going to meet like old spouses in order to save their relationship, but therapy for this couple, until they picked up a representative of the french government, said that the meeting was p

washington, and it is not europe and the european union that decide there, but, in general, the pentagon white housewant to convey the strategic defeat of russia in ukraine, that is, they immediately wrote in the document that they did not want to go to any negotiations. and here are the attempts. uh, so the senators will somehow influence this case of trying business. they already come across such a constant that guys, we will fight with the russians, therefore ukraine, which adheres to them. as they say, the fairway is also not planning a single negotiation. that is, everyone tells us that we will be with you on the battlefield find out who is better? well, on the battlefield, as was reported in recent days, there was quite rainy weather, which did not allow any active operations to be carried out on and i must say that in some places. they say that thanks to god that the weather is like this, because the shelling is decreasing at this time, but is it true, we will find out now , we’ll talk everything ivan sergeevich prikhodko, the head of gorlovka, who has been on the front line for all these las

will weck slick, atlantic council senior director, pentagon, u.s., and the white house, and dan shapiroone of our leading diplomats, who served as ambassador to israel, they will host to the conference is designed to support the ongoing work of the forum, and that is a framework for regional cooperation and normalization establish this year among the governments of bahrain, egypt, israel, morocco, and the united arab emirates. today, we are also launching a dedicated twitter account that will capture all the news about our work and why this progress on normalization is great. that is @n7_initiative, and encourage everyone here and around the world come on our online streaming, to go on twitter to follow not only our work in the future but today's event. and now please allow me to invite to the stage former congresswoman leader lori to introduce today's speaker. she is not only the first woman to serve as the chair of the house appropriations committee, a very powerful position, but she is also a longtime force for good in the united states and around the world. congresswoman lowey. ms.

provides, well, in fact, the final decision in the usa, for example, is made in the white house, that is, the pentagonal decision is made by the president of the united states, for today, the political decision in the white house regarding the provision of tanks to ukraine, there is no and this is a huge mistake. and what do you see as the reason for the lack of such a decision? advisers to president biden the situation i can i will be happy to pray if after rammstein today uh we get tanks then i will all consider their assessments adequate if they do not i will consider their assessments wrong because after another wave of crimes of shelling of indiscriminate civilian infrastructure with rockets accurate but what happened today, all the barriers and these statements about putin's escalation maybe even more , well, it's strange for us to hear that, but in their internal meetings, that's why all these barriers are considered. i i think operational-tactical missiles up to 300 km have also been removed, i emphasize once again, if this is not done on their part, it is, despite all the failure to the great

. >> just pretend for a moment with the pentagon or the white house or something interesting that wasunder siege. and let me say, you can logistically get people there as you make the plan. . >> i want to forget how we get this job done today. we talked much about it earlier >> he is not in right now but he was with us earlier. he said we want to extradite those and i'm hoping that we can confine it to just one complaint and that we could vote and just move forward with the rest of the state. the overriding wishes to do it do at the capitol what we're being told very directly is going to take days for the capital to be okay again. we have gotten a very bad report that the condition of -- house floor -- dedication and all that kind of thing as well. i don't think that that is hard to clean up, but i do think that it is more families accurately standpoint of making sure that everybody is out of the building and have a lot take. i just got off to the vice president. >> i just got off of the vice president elect. >> okay, we left the conversation, with because he said he had the impressio

. >> pretend for a moment it was the pentagon or the white house or some other entity that was under siege. logistically get people there. you have some leadership of the national guard there. they have not been given authority to activate. >> david, that's a great illustration of what was going on behind the scenes. them working together yet they refused to impeach the president. they knew at the time exactly what was going on, how he was playing that central role and not calling them off. >> yeah, andrea, two powerful elements to that video. one is it lays to rest the republican argument that nancy pelosi did nothing to try to enhance security, that somehow she was responsible for a lax security posture. secondly, the most powerful thing is, guess who is not addressing the violence that's occurring in that moment, and it's donald trump. you see leaders from both parties saying, this is a grave matter of national security, our republic is at risk, the capitol could fall. the one person who is watches, rooting it out, who could restore calm and add his voice to that is donald trump.

we're waiting on a statement from the pentagon or the white house.ow here is one of the stills i was talking about shot by a photographer from a french news agency moments before impact. you can see the delta wing, distinctive. ukrainian defense says that is distinct to loitering weapons manufactured by iran. this is video from "telegram" from an independent russian news agency. nbc has verified the details of a city official telling a group of construction workers that are dressed in orange that some of them will be conscripted into military service. the officials came in the middle of the night and detained about 80 men. early voting, mail-in ballots mean many votes have already been cast. debates between the candidates scheduled for sunday. republican herschel walker was a no-show. raphael warnock's campaign tweeting this photo ou. walker defending his actions at thursday's debate where he flashed a badge. our kristen welker talked to the candidate. you can watch that interview coming up on the "today" show. >> does that have arresting authority o

ground and they're the experts >> well, just pretend -- just pretend for a moment it was the pentagon or the white house other entity that was under siege. let me say you can logistically get people there as you make the plan. >> we're trying to figure out how we can get this job done today. we talked to mitch about it earlier. he's not in the room right now, but he was with us earlier and said, you know, we want to expedite this and hopefully they could confine it to just one complaint, arizona, and then we could vote and that would be -- you knowthen just move forward with the rest of the state. the overriding wish is to do it at the capitol. what we are being told very directly is it's going take days for the capitol to be ok again. we've gotten a very bad report about the condition of the house floor, defecation and all that kind of thing as well. i don't think that that's hard to clean up, but i do think it is more from a security standpoint of making sure that everybody is out of the building and how long will that take. i just got off with the vice president. >> and i got off with the vice-presid

support ukraine, who vote for defense aid to ukraine, who even call on the united states, the white house, the pentagon to give more weapons, more powerful weapons . like america first and a, who are the leaders of the idea that the united states should deal more with internal issues and less with external issues, and that's exactly how makart is the one who does not belong to the trembian wing. he i just voted for help to ukraine, but now he is making such an ambiguous statement for several reasons, firstly because he needs to get the position of speaker for him as a speaker, i understand that they will vote for republicans if they get a majority, of course, and for this he will need to gather votes as a trump wing so are the wings of hawks, and therefore in order to somehow satisfy them at least. she was and remains and will be. that there should be reporting, and this is where he doesn't run away from the fact that it's a blank check, that there should still be proper reporting from the side of ukraine, and so on. well, they like it, so i don't think that's the problem and third, why are the republi

pentagon. pretend like this is the white house. do something now. >> yeah, i mean, it is staggering to see that clip. that's footage, by the way, we had not scene behind the scenes of not just speaker pelosi but many members of congress, many democrats doing what president trump was not doing in that moment, which was trying to rally the national guard, trying to get people there from the military to stop the attack on the capitol. so what we saw was nancy pelosi on the call pressing for the national guard to get to the capitol. steve scalise, as you said, knew that because he was right there when it happened in the background, watching as democrats pleaded for help. as you say, there he is on the left, highlighted on our screen in the select committee exhibit there. he's listening to the call. it's on speaker. there's mitch mcconnell, there's john thune, look around the room, republicans and democrats, leadership of the congress trying to rally the national guard from maryland and from virginia, to get to the capitol. as with ever

. >>> on data point, i mean, presentist the pentagon or the white house, i mean, you had a government building under siege. imagine it was that what would have happened? that is the question everyone goes back to, why was this so striking? in your background you already know that whatever inactivated. they would have had a plan in motion and they still would hav sent people right away, right? >>> yeah, absolutely. this would have bothered me fro day one actually when i woke up the monday of january 6 and saw no fencing, no layout, with all the fence online. and today was confirmation when all that commission was going from the secret service where they rescinded these messages. o leade country on the phone realtime begging for help, basically. why? >>> will talk to congress and coming up about this. >>> so it was a secret service thing? >>> look, this is -- there are people who are far more interesting about the mpi had this mission was to pass on to the secret service. that goes across chat boards to the metropolitan treatment, us capitol police work secret service. i mean, everybody

we're gonna go to the pentagon, or the white house, or some other entity, and we are under siege.aker pelosi took charge in that moment of crisis, which is in stark contrast to the republican conspiracy that she delayed national guard assistance, as the trump mob attacked the capital. now, in that video, you see republican with, steve scalise, clearly watching the speaker call for health. and that is interesting. because he is one of the republicans who has lied about pelosi's actions on that day. he's done it now for nearly two years. joining us now hour caroline and paul butler, both are former federal prosecutors, and both msnbc legal analysts. carol, i'll start with you. i want to play more of that never before seen footage, showing congressional leaders on january the 6th. here is a particularly tense moment between senator chuck schumer, and then army secretary, ryan mccarthy. watch. >> d.c. has requested the national guard, and it's been denied by d.o.d.. i'd like to know a good god damn reason why it's been denied. why are you guys not sending them? please, get the whole p

the american government only protects its own infrastructure, like the pentagon, the cia and the white house, but the civilian sector is 100 percent vulnerable. nobody thinks about ordinary citizens of america. so we will formally, i am a law abiding citizen of the russian federation. i do not interfere in the affairs of the russian government. i do not condemn their actions, and therefore i do not commit crimes on the territory of my homeland. everything that is outside the borders of russia is for us a battlefield, where we can use all our capabilities. our fundamental goal is to repel the enemy and create peace on earth. i do not want my country to be passive, while european us act aggressively. we won't fight, we will strike. ah, a person on the us try to force hungary to join nato is invasion of 30 back in 1999 . as according to serbian president, alexander v chair, she says the story was revealed to him by the hungarian leader in 1999. hungary was supposed to attack serbia with ground forces victor or been confirmed this to me and allowed me to inform the public about it. then u. s. pr

immediately flew to washington to discuss the situation in ukraine with representatives of the white house and the pentagond in particular the risk of russia using nuclear weapons, and a few hours earlier, the us ambassador to nato said that washington does not want to be a party to the conflict. in ukraine, this is what most ukrainian americans want, the main problem for which now is crazy inflation, but they do not openly argue are being resolved. why is the answer of the report by valentin bogdanov what is the order based on the rules that everyone in washington likes to cling to so much more or less guessed and yet it’s good that anthony blinkin, who looked at stanford the day before, said what the rules of the notorious order should have said long ago the us secretary of state could only be american throughout the entire period, especially after world war ii. it was obvious that the world did not organize itself and for the united states the choice was next, if we do not play a leading role in this, then one of two things happens either someone else does it maybe china and again probably not in a way

rests on props in the form of american diplomacy, but joe biden, who gathered the pentagon authorities in the white house made it clear that it will always be possible to rely on a more familiar cudgel. we must keep nato strong and united as we face the threats of today and tomorrow . we are going to maintain leadership through our diplomacy to build coalitions and resolve global problems, relying on undeniable power. and this is not a hyperbole of the best fighting forces in the history of mankind, not the same. at the best time, america has to catch up with russia, which has gone ahead in hypersound, however, for us secretary of defense luido, who was sitting on the right hand of biden. austin it was a doubly good day from the virginia launch pad successfully launched a launch vehicle created by racion on the board of directors that austin sat before heading the pentagon navigation equipment was tested on the rocket for hypersonic weapons and tested how the new materials behave target to understand how it is suitable for use at long range far from washington is both moscow and beijing we have really re

the american government only protects his own infrastructure, like the pentagon, the cia and the white house, but the civilian sector is 100 percent vulnerable. nobody thinks about ordinary citizens of america. so we will, formally, i am a law abiding citizen of the russian federation. i do not interfere in the affairs of the russian government. i do not condemn their actions, and therefore i do not commit crimes on the territory of my homeland. everything that is outside the borders of russia is for us a battlefield, where we can use all our capabilities. our fundamental goal is to repel the enemy and create peace on earth. i do not want my country to be passive, while european us act aggressively. we won't fight, we will strike. oh, well that's all from me, peter scott. but just before we head off his parts of a new documentary on afghanistan, which exposes western acts of aggression during that 20 year occupation of the country. in this episode, afghan residents speak about some of the atrocities committed by us forces. hey, man, this is the story of afghanistan's how one province where m

what kind of american systems did he have in mind, the head of the white house, the pentagon, has fiveent types of them, and the famous patriot is only one of them at the same time , germany declares that they are ready to transfer air defense installations to kiev in the coming days, they promise their systems and rests, but the number and timing of deliveries are unknown, and today ukraine received the air defense systems promised by washington for itself. belarus will not let itself be drawn into the war, but we are ready to defend our territory on behalf of the president of the belarusian army will check the secretary of state of the security council it is known that the control of the armed forces is complex in nature, military units and subdivisions will have to work out the issues of bringing to combat readiness to make deployment marches in designated areas with the performance of combat training tasks to understand what is happening in the smallest details an open conversation on the topic of military -the political situation in the country from abroad, on behalf of the presid

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white house tonight. president biden pardoning thousands of americans convicted of simple marijuana possession under federal law. mary bruce live at the white house. >>> the developing headline from the pentagon tonight. a covert u.s. raid in syria, taking out a top isis leader. one of two leaders taken out. martha raddatz standing by. >>> herschel walker, the republican senate candidate in georgia tonight, taking questions about the report he paid for an ex-girlfriend's abortion. as a candidate, he opposes abortion rights, no exceptions. rachel scott in georgia. >>> the death toll rising after hurricane ian. more than 120 people killed in florida alone. and now the plan to set up some sort of an amphibious landing to try to get power trucks to areas where they're most needed. >>> to january 6th, and tonight, the breakinging headline. the first member of the proud boys to plead guilty to seditious conspiracy. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. and with russian men fleeing russia to avoid vladimir putin's draft, the russian nationals showing up in alaska, asking the u.s. for asylum tonight. >>> in new york city, an nypd cruiser out of control. ten people injured, several in critical condition ton

that at any moment ready to take the side of kiev antonov expressed the hope that the white house and the pentagon stop at the dangerous line. most time to talk about the weather sleet with rain and sleet. here, saratov today is at the epicenter of bad weather, according to weather forecasters, in the next two days, up to half of the monthly rainfall will fall on this city, which, in forecasts for central russia, we learn from tatyana antonova when tanya maria gets snow is very optimistic. we have only small rains and warming up to plus 10 degrees. well, what about warm streams in the north-west and in the center from pskov to belgorod up to +12 with little precipitation, but on the volga the weekend will get warmer, until it is above plus five degrees in places with wet snow further south in the kuban today it is very rainy, but tomorrow it will be fine in sochi +18 in sevastopol 15 already without precipitation. it was a weather forecast in a country that never sets, the sun tinkoff bank admires its own, whose customers are already more than 25 million people and is doing everything to have the

white house correspondent, kimberly, how get, kimberly. what do we know at this stage about that exchange? well, we're still trying to determine from the pentagon, exactly why this call took place and the white house is not saying much. the pentagon is not saying much, what we do know is that this was a call that was initiated by the united states late austin, the defense secretary, initiating this call with his russian counterpart. we should also point out there was another call, a separate call that was initiated with by the defense secretary with his ukrainian counterpart. now, as you mentioned, this is only the 2nd time that the russian defense secretary and us defense secretary, we've spoken since the russian invasion of ukraine. the last time they spoke was we believe, may 13th of but what we know is that there was a sort of a theme to this. and this was that they talked about ukraine, but most importantly, it was about keeping the lines of communication open. now with regard to the issue of ukraine and the conversation that took place with the russian defense secretary, we know that that was somewhat more specific in terms of talking abo

the president's comments and their public decision from the state department and the white house podium and the pentagon are exclusive. wall that this is a different strategy rhetorically then we have seen from his top administration officials, even from a secretary of defense or a secretary of state, this is something that is very much on the mind. is no worse or more dire scenario. it is natural they would be thinking about it. we are almost at the 60 year anniversary. is a very big difference between that moment and this moment there is zero question of president putin is particularly when the forests are doing so poorly. that weighs on the president's mind. >> this reminds me of how the biden administration was reviewing information about the plans ahead of the invasion. is the president trying to unnerve or make sure he is held responsible if something does happen? is this and i told you so or is it a signal to knock it off? >> certainly it is a signal to knock it off. whether it is received as such the question. certainly it is pretty hard to sleep at night when the president of the united states