enough for half a day , the sun newspaper wrote about this, referring to the words of general sir richard burns the british army, in general, is in the worst condition in the last 200 years, the times noted that the military asked for an additional 10 billion pounds to cover losses after helping ukraine, it came to the point that the british asked not to transfer command of the nato rapid reaction force to them, according to the daily mail. now they are headed by the germans, but at the end of the year the management was to go to london, which informally asked not to do this, because it was not ready for responsibility. with nato, paradox turns out to be the most powerful military alliance in world history , there are practically no rivals. and when it came down to it, complaints began, that, no today themselves are not enough. how can you figure it out? vadim kozyulin from the diplomatic academy of the ministry of foreign affairs of russia will help us only boris hello. well, the decisive phase of the company is coming. this is generally recognized by everyone, and that's all. time there are s

joining me on the show is general sir richard burns , a former commander, joint burns, a former commanderchard, we've given them tanks were the first country to do that . it's first country to do that. it's never quite enough for zelenskyy is it? he wants planes to protect the tanks. should we give them to him . so president give them to him. so president zelenskyy needs a full set of modern combat weapons in order to defeat the russian occupation of his country. to defeat the russian occupation of his country . and tanks are an of his country. and tanks are an important part of this. but he needs an air force to keep russian air force off the back of his own army and his people . of his own army and his people. and he needs an air force in order to target russian forces in. ukraine and the concern , as in. ukraine and the concern, as you've outlined, is if you give ukraine fast jets , which are ukraine fast jets, which are very fast and have long—range the temptation would be there to go into russia with terrible consequences for an escalation in the war. let's be clear for ukraine to wi

richard burns candidly says that the transfer of british fighter jets to ukraine will not be able tosaid that he did not discuss the supply of fighter jets to kiev by zelensky in paris. zelensky is greeted by the minister of defense of france military german chancellor scholz arrived in france in dress uniform an hour before zelensky. together with a macron, they were waiting at the elysee palace. the joint press conference begins with embarrassment, the scholtsy is sure, rushed to the ukrainian flag and occupied the podium zelensky tried himself as a hetman. the chancellor returned to his main duties and confirmed that germany would supply military assistance to ukraine. only how many will need a patron said that france intends to lead ukraine to victory in the war with russia of european partners and allies to win the war russia cannot and must not win the week. we will continue these efforts and today we will discuss the operational needs of ukraine. macron awarded zelensky with the order of the honorary region and passionately hugged him, apparently thanking him for the complimen

. >> richard, you are burn what needs to an important moment in history. we thank you for that. correspondent richard engel in kramatorsk, ukraine. richard, stay safe, my friend. veteran putin has made his goal to weaken or destroy the nato military alliance. his actions and we continue to actually make nato stronger. some important lessons from history next on velshi. we're coming to you live from kyiv, ukraine. before we go, i want to talk about when ukraine who story of and following closely for the past year. as you know, i spent lot of time in ukraine in poland and hungary last year. speaking with ukrainians of all stripes from govern officials like ages 4 to 2 ordinary people who are fleeing russian aggression. one of the most memorable interviews i did was of the remarkable young girl named nastasiya -- who after fleeing the violent and landing in poland spent her time they're hoping hundreds of other refugees find safety. from there, she and her mother and her older sister went to the uk's of the girls continue their schooling. nasty is now back in ukraine and reunited w

. >> reporter: republican senator marsha plaque burn and democrat richard blumenthal are trying to get failed last year. >> protecting our children is not a partisan issue. >> i hope that outrage will finally be channelled into overcoming here is the really important point the armies of lobbyists and lawyers that big tech has mustered to counter and combat this legislation. no more. >> there is absolutely no way that any one parent can feasibly manage the fire hose of online harms that are being directed at our kids every day. we need help from the federal government and we need it now. >> we see the vulnerables in this new report. one this three american teenage girls saying that they have considered attempting suicide. and they are clearly at a crisis point as they navigate a sometimes peril police online world. brianna keilar,e cnn, washingto. >>> and as the michigan state community grieves the mass shooting on campus, fellow big ten schools stand in solidarity with the pspartans. >> this is the time of year when college basketball fans are getting excited about march madness and no

. >> we had a thing, it was called a richard file, if it wasn't stocked up and burning bright in the s the fire you've got to have. and when we are at scouting events, we have the big fire in the smoke coming up, we'll talk about richard. >> that is all for this edition of dateline, i'm natalie morales, thank you for watching. >>> this sunday, skyfall. u.s. fighter jets shoot downmore mysterious high-flying

. >> we had a thing, it was called a richard file, if it wasn't stocked up and burning bright in the flames, almost leaking the treetops, it wasn't a good fire. so if you want a richard, fire that's the fire you've got to have. and when we are at scouting events, we have the big fire in the smoke coming up, we'll talk about richard. >> that is all for this edition of dateline, i'm natalie morales, thank you for watching. >>> this sunday, skyfall. u.s. fighter jets shoot downmore mysterious high-flying objects, this time over canada and alaska. lawmakers are demanding answers one week after a spy balloon sparked this diplomatic crisis. i'll talk to the ranking member of the house committee, jim hines of connecticut. >>> plus, dividing lines. president biden targets the gop on cutting medicare and social security. >> there's a lot of republicans whose dream is to cut social security and medicare. let me say this -- if that's your dream, i'm your nightmare. >> republicans argue they are under awac from a left-wing culture war. >> the dividing line in america is no longer right or left. t

burns was tried for violation of the fugitive slave act. the brilliant oratory of his harvard trained counsel richard henry, dana who lived a stone's throw homer, failed to persuade the court. in chains, burns was marched down state street before, the eyes of 50,000 people. one third of boston's population. the site and the story were catalytic. prosperous merchants even in the textile industry which depended on southern cotton would reflect. as one wrote that we went to bed one night old fashioned and conservative compromise union whigs and waked stark mad. the naked question emerged. in fulfilling the demand, the man who claimed he owned burns had the united states itself inflicted a crime. both against one teenage boy and against the core of own ideals. homer leaves us no documents telling us he thought of burns's trial or what he said of it to his neighbor, the lawyer, dana, author. two years before the mast. but in 1856, as the nation's continued to rise, he composed a lithograph depicting another act of violence, this time on the floor of the united states senate there shortly after senator charles sumner of delivered his speech, the cri

turkish president, richard ty, a bad one says and group who positively on finland's application to join a joke. but he repeated his opposition to sweden's beard. a recent qur'an burning and stalk home angered turkish officials. the german consulate in istanbul closed on wednesday due to terrorism fears germany is wanted citizens living in turkey, that there is a heightened risk of an attack authority say add to european sentiment. his reason they're following the eddie balsam protests in sweden. u. s. president, jo biden's lawyer says an f b. i search of the president's beach house in delaware as turned up no documents with classified markings. documents have been found in a number of other locations linked to biden. is lawyer says the president has been cooperating with all the searches a subsidy. race is brewing between europe and the united states. over green investments. european commission has released a plan to make the e u. s. center for clean technology. it's in response to the u. s. is inflation reduction act that gives tax cuts for american made electric carson batteries and which the e u says could hurt its economy? the economic transition towards green te

burning through artillery shells and other ammunition much faster than the west can produce them. it is becoming difficult for nato countries to match the war time demand. these problems are not surprising, says richard sheriff, a retired british army general and natal for my deputy supreme allied commander, europe towards the end of the day. if you want to fight, protect yourself, protect your country, protect ground and seize ground back. you need the heavy metal of armored forces, including time, solid infantry on out ought to re on the light. and there's been lack of investment in that, as there has been a complete and frankly scandalous, lack of investment in the sinews of war. the ammunition logistic sustainability require nato has already doubled its forces on the eastern flank. in addition to 4 already existing battle groups in the baltic states and in poland, the alliance has established for more in south eastern europe. the plan is to strengthen ear and missile defense systems and to feather of beef up the number of troops there. i think we should be talking about divisions not brigade, insignificant, really significant numbers. a band of steel along nato's eastern flank, to demonstrate une

burning through artillery shells and other ammunition much faster than the west can produce them, it is becoming difficult for nato countries to match the wartime demand. these problems are not surprising, since richardri f, a retired british army general and retired nato's supreme commander in europe. >> at the end of the day, if you want to fight, protect yourself, your country, protect ground and sees ground that, you need tanks, armored infantry, armor artillery and the like, and that has been a lack of investment in that, as there has been incomplete and frankly a scandalous lack of investment in the sinews of war, ammunition, sustainability. reporter: nato has already doubled its forces on the eastern flank. in addition to four already existing battle groups in the baltic states and in poland, the alliance has established four more in southeastern europe. their plan is to strengthen air and missile defense systems, and to further beef up the number of troops there. >> i think we should be talking about divisions, not brigades. it is really significant numbers. end of -- a band of steel along the eastern flank of nickel to demonstrate to russia that nato is prepared to defend itself. reporter: s

burning through artillery shells and other ammunition much faster than the west can produce them. it is becoming difficult for nato countries to match the war time demand. these problems are not surprising, says richard sheriff, a retired british army general and natal for my deputy supreme allied commander, europe. this is in the end of the day if you want to fight, protect yourself, protect your country, protect ground and seize ground back. you need the heavy metal of almost forces, including time, solid infantry on out are to re on the light. and there's been lack of investment in that, as there has been a complete and frankly scandalous, lack of investment in the sinews of war, the ammunition, logistics, sustainability. recall nato has already doubled its forces on the eastern flank, in addition to 4 already existing battle groups in the baltic states and in poland . the alliance has established for more in south eastern europe. their plan is to strengthen air and missile defense systems and to feather of beef up the number of troops there. i think we should be talking about divisions not brigade. insignificant rail is significant numbers. a band of steel along nato's eastern flank to demonstrat

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burning building. there is a person in these shots. on the fourth floor, i climbed onto the air conditioner from the windows ; the newest frigate admiral gorshkov , making a long trip, entered the port richardsof south africa, the north sea sailors took part in events in honor of the day of the country's armed forces , all types of troops marched through the streets of the city. military equipment passed through the sky, aviation rose, and at the end of the celebrations, a dinner was held, which was attended by the president of the republic dedicated to the start of joint naval exercises of russia and china in the open ocean, the crews of the three countries will work out interaction of maritime anti -piracy systems, as well as improving methods of responding to emergencies . and during the stay in the port of richards bay, the rivers will hold sports competitions. that's all i have and now the word to polina tsvetkova and sergey babaev. thank you very much, good morning and we accept with pleasure the word let it warm us today. yes, even welcome here is this good morning. let everyone warm now today is already wednesday february 22nd. and if you haven't been outside yet, we warn you that it