offensive against the russian invaders failed to turn the tide tensions of merged at the end of the year, soleski said that the army had presented a plan to him to mobilize up to $500000.00 more troops that is politically risky, even though soldiers at the front line have been on duty for months or even years without a break. opinions and ukraine are mixed. we should activate any of our capabilities and resources. my husband has been out for since february 28 and my son in laws up more, i see very large number of examples of people sacrificing themselves to go to war. following the call of the heart of mobilization is something that brings neither health nor joy to anyone. only war zalinski has cast himself as the president, fighting and unpopular move but general's allusion. a has refused to take the full for the unpopular mobilization proposals. and the ukranian parliament has refused to debate. measure is to increase trip levels. living much needed fresh troops missing on the front lines. and elections that were originally set to be held. this spring has been suspended under martial law, but u

we woke up around like a maybe quarter till 8 in the morning center where soleski had travelled from pittsburgh to atlanta and joined the protests for the weekend. so we were just laying in bed talking and then all of a sudden we heard and saw just like 15 or so police in full military like combat gear, like with a are 15, is just like coming through the woods directly out us. we're waiting to be put into a transport vehicle, and that's when i heard gunshots. the exhaust, then traumatized in morning palestinians, hold on, hold for a ceasefire off to almost full month sufficing and gaza the on monday and say this is out of their life. and oh, so coming up is really full system hospital and con units for the 3rd time, nearly 27000 palestinians have been killed since wisconsin as wells compartments has displaced thousands of palestinian families in gauze up at that place of shelter is now turning into a war and hunt.

a president's soleski russo landscape refers directly to, to ukraine's need for front line air defenses. and indeed, the russians took of these gun not least because they had the aerial advantage. where are those gonna come from? who, who are the key partners who could provide what you create needs right now, that is a good question and their defense, i think from the draft respect of consist of, of 2 parts. one is ground based there, defends and we see some capabilities having been supplied to you trying to be trained. also, primarily i'm task with protecting civilian infrastructure and population centers. what your credit is lacking as mobile ad defends on the front lines and then it's, you know, get parts to dump sort of anti aircraft tanks that are very effective that were provided by germany early on in the war. but there too few when number i'm the 2nd leg of your credit or defends will be the 16 that us with and allowing new claims as false um to replace the losses and mig across that they were using since the war began. but it is not at the scale or at the speed of relevance to

stands in the way of a deal and tensions at the top of ukraine's armed forces. reports say president soleski wants to fire his top commander, but the general refuses to go plus social media, boston space, a grilling by us. lawmakers, senators accused the heads of facebook and other companies are not doing enough to protect children online. the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. airport security stuff. we're on striking germany today, forcing airlines to cancel or delay over a 1000 flights in and out of 11 major airports. those include frankfurt and berlin, the van to you, and you called for the members to their members, to down to us for 24 hours. and til tonight, after their demands for a better pay and benefits for some $25000.00 and security staff stalled, around 200000 passengers are expected to be effected by a strong database. christy. pleasant is at germany's busiest airport frankfurt. she gave us an impression of how the strike is affecting our travel. yeah, good morning terry. well, just a moment ago we heard someone yelling profanities throughout the hall here. so in t

and but what, what does that soleski have? that the, that's his, that's zillow's nice successor can bring to the table. the funding is virtually drying up the, there isn't a logistical support of for, for ukraine to continue the conflict. he's caught and i think he's groping. he does, but he does, realistically, he doesn't have the backing, the military and the financial backing to carry on a conflict that is lost. and the longer it goes on, the more entrenched russian forces become and it will make it even more difficult for zalesky to do anything. and i, i just think it's going to have a terrible ending to send those out at the top sar. is this our here on our to international head to our website, dot com for more on the tucker costs, an interview with president vladimir preaching and most stores. of course, i do show a josh the back of the top of the hour. the latest stay with us the, [000:00:00;00] the the, what are some of the most of those.

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but us intelligence agencies estimate that the total may be much higher. soleski statement comes as ukraine faces increasing difficulties on the battlefield. but he insist that his troops can, when, with enough western military aid, the mood and key for the samba, as president low dom is lensky made a rare acknowledgement of the extent of ukraine's difficulties. i should collect at the, the threats of not these. it says the 1000 ukrainian military personnel has died in this will 31000 ukrainian. so which has just lots atlanta but cons. how do you, how many i wounded? because russia will know how many people have left the battlefield. i just can't say it, but i'll send this schedule. but. but lensky insisted that despite the loss is ukraine would still wind the war to provide you to its partners. maintain that support. you seem to be the pro her. i will you cry and lose. would it be very difficult for us now? will it be very many evicted? so let's, it depends on use on our allies, on the west and well, if we are well on his own, if we have weapons, we will not lose this will. we will, when i

these afraid relations with soleski over the course of the conflict and the countries mobilization strategy after kids failed counter offensive. all right, let's press the now to is got ben at former us army reserve. this is scott, thanks for sticking with us here. what do you make of the re shuffling of this keep post in calf as well. i think it's either a plan operation with a washington c. i a pulling the strings or it's a legitimate demonstration of the skits a front end. it's afflicting zelinski. that's not going to end well for him. he's become napoleon with thousands of troops dying of frostbite in the frontier. he's become hitler with invisible armies that are no longer there to mobilize. he, he's become uh, both a laughing stock and a pariah to the community of european nations as well as americans. so if it is legitimate and i hope it is, it shows that zalinski and really this war is about to come to a humbling crumbling crash. because the illusion a was extraordinarily popular and it's going to go against the grain of the people . it's going to go against the soldiers that are st

and therefore he as soleski may have regarded them him as a threat for that reason. it's just, it's just not clear, but clearly the one thing that is clear is that the war is not going well. and when wars don't go well, politicians pay a price and zalinski is going to be paying a price very. so if a zillow's cuz popularity is declining so much, why do you think it continues to push controversial policies like further forced mobilization and, and switching his top general? well, he has no choice, so he's got to mobilize more man. he's being i, he's been outgunned and outmanned on the, at the front, so he therefore needs more bodies to throw into this conflict. and the, this illusion, the decision was, he was, he was unhappy with how the offensive and gone. he blamed so. so lucian, a, he was worried about you lose needs a growing popularity. and so therefore he made a move to uh, to cast him overboard and bring in a, a friendlier face into the, into the position of commander in chief. uh, was it, i doubt it'll work because that it was because i think the basic fundamen

we woke up around like a maybe quarter till 8 in the morning. several were soleski had travelled from pittsburgh to atlanta and joined the protests for the weekend. so we were just laying in bed talking and then all of a sudden we heard and saw just like 15 or so police and full military like combat gear, like with a are 15, is just like coming through the woods directly out us. we're waiting to be put into a transport vehicle, and that's when i heard gunshots, the tension for across the middle east. officials in baghdad, one of the consequences. and the vision after a series of us strikes on iran like targets in iraq. and sylvia, the hello elizabeth, autumn, and this is all just even live from don't hot and so coming up is where the missiles had rough. uh, and southern dasa with hundreds of thousands of displays, palestinians of sheltering at least 26 people have been.

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