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i was very surprised by the former director of the cia, david petraeus, the one who, even before becomingroops there, he was also called king david, king david, today he advises the israelis, why should you respond directly to iran, well, hold it, take your time , you can answer indirectly, under cover he says: “you can answer under a false flag, answer somehow with this the other end, for example, that it was the ukrainians who struck and lists cyber attacks, some other attacks, but what is this, rather than adding fuel to the fire, a provocation, advice, you don’t answer directly, saying that we are holding you back, well, answer how- something like this under a false flag and under cover, how many such attacks have already happened? under cover, and how many more will come, but since iran’s period of patience is over, then even if it is an attack under cover, then expect a new escalation, yes, the parties now unanimously say that each of them won, stuffing now there is a lot going on in the media, each side explains why it... considers itself the winner, but this is not surprising, i k

from key former commander of us centcom and chairman of kkr global institute, retired general david petraeus, general, always great to see you what does the fact of this move from president zelenskyy tell you in what are you seeing on the ground there >> well, it tells us that they recognize the imperative of generating additional forces. so entirely new brigades and also a lot of replacement personnel for the casualties that they had been taken to tough situation here in this reflects their appreciation of how difficult it is. the russians have made adjustments. they're going very aggressively after civilian infrastructure electrical generation plants, and transmission and they figured out some tactics that are very difficult for the ukrainians to defend against, especially as the us pipeline has run out. so that twin challenges for ukraine this year number one, to generate additional forces that's facilitated by the reduction of the age from 27 to 25. they were very different way of going about recruiting than we do our average age in the frontlines is 18 to 21. there's is over 40. so they

today's discussions, which will take place throughout the day, began with ex-cia director david petraeus, and he noted that the russians now dominate artillery fire on the front, and the united states needs to pay attention to this and help in this direction. ukraine, he also added, regarding the offensive of the russian federation, which does not foresee a critical scenario and says that russia currently has problems with the export of its weapons, because what it produces is only enough to start a war against ukraine, and russia's allies, who used to buy its weapons, now they are looking closely at western analogues, this is exactly what the first panel was about, more about importance. aid from the united states and what is happening in russia, already in the second, on the second panel, they talked more about what is happening on the ukrainian front, in particular , the representative of the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense of ukraine, vadym skibitsky, noted that the main goal of the russians is to leave to the administrative borders of donetsk and luhansk regi

them, which are again produced in the usa, even this plan regarding the production of missiles for petraeusa thousand units of missiles have been ordered there, yes a thousand have been ordered, but the first ones will come off the assembly line, as the head of the company said, in two years, and this will be the first pilot batch, and therefore... well, obviously now the question is, let's hope for it, after ramstein, the issue of providing additional anti-aircraft missiles in the pack fire mode has been resolved, because again there are certain reserves in the countries of europe, which are exploited by the same patriots, there is a 120 missile for the samses and there are stingers conditionally, that is, it is possible to solve this, further , of course, without full-scale help from the usa, which is no longer allocated fully, objectively, that is... at an appropriate pace since the fall of 23 , well, it is difficult to talk about a stable supply of anti-aircraft missiles. look, mr. editor-in-chief, we understand that there is such an asymmetric story, so the enemy has a sufficiently lar

for more on this, i want to bring in retired four-star army general, david petraeus. kkr global institute. good morning to you, general. how do you handicap this situation and what do you think the u.s. should be telling israel right now? >> this is an issue on which where you stand depends on where you sit. if you sit in washington and you're worried that this could cause a spike in oil prices that could have a damaging effect on the global economy in an election year, then, understandably, you would like to see restraint. on the other hand, if you were in tel aviv and jerusalem, and you've just been attacked by iran, directly from their soil for the first time ever with several hundred drones, cruise missiles, and surface-to-surface missiles, even the fact that your defenses were superb, and noting, by the way, that about a third of these were knocked down by u.s. central command capabilities and some more by other members of this coalition that helped israel, but they would see this, they would have a need, they believe, to show iran that this is just not acceptabl

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on them from heavily fortified positions, as elon musk notes, this was easy to predict, but david petraeuss. these people are stupid, there should be no trust in them. of course, the media will never hold them accountable, so we will keep getting the same thing until ukraine finally collapses. but ukraine has now finally gone on the defensive. the need to erect a basic ground barrier. fortifications are being built in different areas located closer to the front line. for security reasons, we are not given exact details about their location and the progress of this ambitious project. as ukraine moves to a more defensive strategy, soldiers here are using materials such as wood, iron, concrete and barbed wire. do you agree that these fortifications are a sign that kiev may be shifting its focus to defense due to russian advances? the ukrainian press actively says that they are ready for a russian offensive, that defensive structures are being built en masse, the dragon’s tooth is shown every day in huge quantities in the kharkov region, sumy region, they were installed near kiev, but as usual

leon secretary thanks so much for joining us, your fellow former cia director retired general david petraeus told me yesterday that israel is going to have to take some action and respond to iran. but he added as a whole menu from which to choose what would you advise the israeli government to do right now to respond? on to the iranian attack, if anything >> well, jake, look, there's there's no question this was historic and unprecedented attack. but 300 drones and cruise missiles and icbms is an unprecedented attack but it's also an historic failure the reality is 99% of those weapons fail and israel i think came out of winter after that attack so my approach would be according to the old saying that revenge is a dish that's best served cold. and while i understand the need to re-establish determinants i really think that israel has to think long and hard about what approach should they should take they have a chance to establish an unprecedented alliance in that part of the world united states, great britain, france, saudi arabia, jordan uae that could be one hell of a coalition to confron

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. >> he's a former executive director to general david petraeus during the war in iraq, and now a history professor at ohio state university, colonel, great to have you with us. thanks so much for being here. >> sources say the us believes israel's military response will be limited in scope. >> what do you think a limited response could look like well, limited response could be a covert response, say a cyber attack against or-awn that would be probably the best of all worlds because it doesn't force around to retaliate. >> another way to strike at around would be to strike at its proxies or it's operatives around the region. and refrain from attacking iran directly. i think the worst of all possibilities is an israeli attack on iran which could then cause or-awn to retaliate again. and then you have this for tat, which could lead to a full-blown conflict, right? >> and to that end, president biden his administration are now walking this very fine line. us air defenses shooting down iranian drones headed for israel on saturday at the same time, defending their ally at the same time trying

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now it's colonel peter man, so he is a former aid to general david petraeus senior fellow emotional at the merch sean center for international security studies kernel great to see you all. >> thanks for having me on. >> all right, so well, the first rounds of this 23 billion to replenish us arms, ukraine be enough for them for this year at my, they will need continual infusions of aid and weapons to fight russia over the long term until this war reaches some sort of negotiated conclusion. but it is a welcome relief for them as they were running out of artillery ammunition air defense missiles and if we had not passed this aid, very likely russia would have ended the war this summer and this 60 billion aid package for ukraine also means a lot of the money was going to go toward the us weapons replenishment. how quickly? something like that get underway well, i'm sure the administration has been leaning forward with all of this particular is to use this money to replenish us stockpiles. >> they are i'm sure there are stockpiles in europe that are ready to go forward into ukraine. so as s

i was very surprised by the former director of the cia , david petraeus, the one who, even before becomingrectly, undercover, he says, you can. answer under a false flag, answer somehow from the other end, for example, that it was the ukrainians who struck, and lists cyber attacks, some kind of attacks, etc. what is this, rather than adding fuel to the fire, a provocation, advice, you don’t answer directly, saying that we are holding you back, well, answer somehow like this with a false flag and under cover, how many such attacks have already been under cover? and how much more there will be, but since iran’s period of patience is over, then even if this is an undercover attack, then expect a new escalation, yes, the parties now unanimously say that each of them has won, there are a lot of stuffing going on now, to the means media, each side explains why she considers herself. now there will be many such untrue stories in connection with these events, how jordan distinguished itself, yes, they talk about princess salma, who allegedly personally shot down drones with fighters and shot down