young lieutenants in the united states air force to emulate, for example, i think probably not. as you might remember, the iliad opens with achilles wrath or achilles rage, depending on the translation and his rage, his wrath, his personal sleights of honor drive the plot in several instances. reason he's enraged at the beginning of the book is because his honor has been slighted. he expected a war prize and at the last minute was taken away. his honor was hurt. that's the thing that drives him to violence that that's the thing that motivates him. and i don't know that achilles is the kind of person that we would want to emulate as a as a kind of warrior ethos. we could look at hector on the other side. hector is much more human than achilles is a scholar, is more intelligent than i have pointed out. we get glimpses of hector with his family in a way we never get glimpses of achilles with family. we get glimpses of hector with his family. in one classic scene, he's still wearing his his uniform. he's wearing his armor, including his helmet, and he leans over the crib to see his

more personal so if you look at the technological developments in the 90s especially united states air forcee tasks were to find and destroy machines and that was true in the first gulf war and in kosovo and throughout the 90ss and the air force mission was to do time critical targeting and digit to find a target and put a bomb on it within nine minutes or less. but they were machines. ifes you blow up an iraqi tank d 91, he will kill the people and that's going to happen but it was never the intent, we were not trying to kill them, we are trying to destroy their things. we transitioned to a force in the business of targeting people after 9/11 and it took a long time i think we reeled from that for a long time so now i like to think they're coming out of the post 9/11 counterterrorism, there are a lot of people talking about future conflicts and almost feels like reversions to the 90 discussion on how i destroy the machine so i don't know if we got to where we understood the nuances of the shift but we did learn to do it effectively. >> have you seen things like drones becoming more prevalen

the high activity of the navy and the united states air force was observed , it is even impossible tot a group of outside saboteurs could go unnoticed by the americans there. all arguments the pentagon and the biden administration in their defense comes down to one thing: you play into the hands of putin, you are not loyal, shut up. however, the course towards the use of terrorist methods by kiev seems to start to frighten even the united states. at first, the american newspapers admitted that the murder of daria dugina was committed by ukrainian terrorists and washington was categorically against this action, then the wall street journal published an article in which it says that kiev was denied in the supply of missiles, the attack of the ms of the americans is frightening, reckless the aggressiveness of the ukrainian military and the states are afraid. that missiles with a range of more than 300 km will be used for terrorist purposes, finally , an article is published in newake magazine, which can be considered a manifesto of an american layman , byrond is offered to think. is it w

especially nice its air force, the tasks were to try to find and destroy and that was true in the first gulf war it was true in kosovo. and it was truth of the 1990s. air force stated mission was to time critical targeting single digit a finish. find a target put obama within 90 minutes but all the target sets were machines. now it certainly if you blow up an iraqi tank in 1991 certainly you're going to kill the peoples inside. that is going to happen. that was never the intent to spread their work trying to kill those people they're trying to destroy the tank. what happened after september 11 as we transition to a forces in the business of targeting people. it took us a long time. we reeled from that for a long time. and so now, i would like to think were coming out of the post- 911 war. there are lots of people who were talking about future conflicts.io it almost feels like a reversion to the 1990 discussion about how to destroy the position? i don't if he ever got to a point where we really understood the nuances. but we did learn to do it effectively and to deal some the psychological and emotional cases. >> have you seen things like drones becoming more preval

s. admiral bragging that the united states would be able to defeat any block a china might put around taiwan when you have a u. s. air force, general bragging about how the united states would destroy chinese logistics of systems and lines of communication. if there was ever aggression against taiwan, when you have u. s. officials visiting taiwan as if taiwan was an independent state when the united states providing taiwan with millions of dollars of modern weaponry. well beyond that which is needed for the gym at defense purposes. and then it becomes clear that the one china policy is in name only that the united states is openly advocating for to china is the communist party dominated mainland china. and the pro american government that existed in taiwan ah, rose, cause of the russian space agency has successfully lost. i'm going to lose the communication, right angle that to from the by can are closed syndrome with us on the line. and i think i'd like to replace the 1st one which was lost in the long failure. the satellite deployment wasn't delayed by the current of ours pandemic economy impose on russia and isn't to wi

she is a retired united states air force lieutenant colonel who serve both an essay and the office of secretary of defense. are a crosswalk rose in effect. that means you can jump in any time you want, and i always appreciate nickel. i like to return to what a stilton bird said. i'm gonna repeat it here, a military victory for russia and ukraine, which fell defeat for the entire western alliance. well, i mean, that's saying the obvious though, nato continues cadina's aid is not a co belligerent and it is not russia is not there, it's not in the military conflict with russia. but by saying that de facto it's true. and i would say on this side of the pond, a lot of people believe exactly the same thing. that's why the stakes are so high. go ahead, make life. i agree with you completely and like you said, what else is new? but that, that's why rhetoric has become more and more i would say clearly, and he western identifying the west as the primary and tannist to russia here. and i think because of these kinds of statements by leading western politicians, his assessment has also become mo

the three day event celebrated the 75th anniversary of the united states air force and featured military performances, aircraft displays and a stem expo is designed for anyone in all ages. even if you're not an aviation enthusiast, or you're into motorsports like this or the sound or if you didn't see the blockbuster movie this weekend. this is a massive festival. it's 171 acres. you can't see it all in one day, there's food. there's live music, interactive things for kids to do and play with and learn about and discover. so, um it's just so much fun. as a big crowd out there this weekend. the event was sold out with an estimated 85,000 people in attendance. sports wrap is coming up at 11 30. here is a quick look at what jason and jessie are working on. big game at levi stadium monday as the niners look for redemption against the rams and the raiders do something this sunday they haven't done the entire season. win a game. maybe the giant today is both get wins today, but there was a certain amount of symmetry and how the orange and black finished up at home and the warriors far from hom

weapons by the enemy. in order to determine if they are fairies or fake shadows , the united states air force launched rs 135 planes, the task of which is to detect secondary signs of the movement of nuclear weapons, they work more on strategic carriers that will not be used, but the sign is alarming, these planes how as a rule, they are on duty on the ground, and once they have already taken off, they have taken off and are on 24-hour duty in the air, not everything is so good. the united states has a zone of peace regarding tactical nuclear weapons of artillery ammunition the armed forces of the russian federation do not have them. they were decommissioned before the beginning of the 2000s. they were disposed of at the disposal of the russian armed forces. today, there are tactical nuclear charges with a capacity of 10 to 100 km, which can be used either by missile units and missiles or from carriers. air e-e cruise missiles of the x1 x55 type are of this type, currently on duty at shaykovke and engels airfields, long-range bombers are ready for use at the shaykovke and engels airfields, wh

she is a retired united states air force, lieutenant colonel who served both n s a and the office of secretary of defense are cross talk roles and the fact that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate nickel. i'd like to return to what stilton bird said, i'm going to repeat it here. a military victory for russia and ukraine, which fell defeat for the entire western alliance. well, i mean, that's saying the obvious though, nato continues, continues. 8 is not a co belligerent and it is not. russia is not, it's not in the military conflict with russia been by saying that factor with.

graduated from the united states air force academy and serve as a lieutenant colonel in the indiana air national guard. pilot by trade and focus is on helping young people underrepresented in the aviation community teaching them about aviation and stem opportunities. >> dana: your district, indiana one, biden won it by 8 or 9 points i believe. we have it another rated as a toss-up. what is happening in your district? >> yes, ma'am. we're so fired up over here because we're seeing a clear change. hoosiers deserve better and believe they deserve better and want safe neighborhoods, they want crime to go away, they want to have the opportunity to have the american dream. and so we're excited to bring them better and as people get fired up, they continue to show further and further how >> dana g.o.p. challengers raised more than a million dollars. what are you hearing from people? gas prices, inflation, crime? what are the issues the people of your district are talking about the most? >> yes, ma'am. we hit our goal of raising over $1.3 million as a result of people giving on average $48 at a

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south korea and the united states air force conducted drills on tuesday.n an immediate response, vice president kamala harris was just in the region. last week, she visited the demilitarized zone between north and south korea, but the nuclear threat is still there, and what's next is anybody's guess. probably we will see long range ballistic missile test. some experts warned north korea could aim for a nuclear weapons test soon. in washington, michael manual, ktvu fox. two news. ukrainian troops are fighting back against russia retaking territory annexed by moscow last week. russia's military says only a small number of the 200,000 men called up or making it to the front lines. the u. s is speeding up military aid aimed at helping ukraine continuous counter offensive. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky signed a decree saying there will be no negotiations with russia following the annexation claims briefly experienced another issue in the transbay tube earlier this morning despite the transit agencies system wide delays, no trains were stranded this time

the president held unrelated events in new york state aboard air force one, he used his pen to wipe out these prior federal convictions. an estimated 6,500 people convicted from 1992 to 2021, and thousands more who live in the district of columbia angelos previously had his own conviction pardoned and met with biden officials on this policy >> society has determined that cannabis is not a crime. so the federal government needs to catch up with the rest of the nation. >> reporter: advocates say these convictions lead to real world barriers in jobs and housing that have been a greater burden in minority communities. candidate biden in 2020 promised to take action on marijuana convictions. >> marijuana conviction. automatically that should be expunged so when you get asked a question have you ever been convicted, you can honestly say no, because you have to put it down now on a job application. >> reporter: laws and attitudes have changed 19 states and the district of columbia permit marijuana use for adults medical marijuana use is legal in 38 states and d.c the president is urging govern

used high-precision missiles against ukraine, most of them were shot down by our forces against the air defense, this was stated by the spokesman of the air force command, yuriy hnat, according to him, the terrorist country launched high-precision kha-101 missiles from strategic bombers from the caspian region and kh-55 at the same time from the black sea caliber as well as from kander s-300 and tornado in the command explained that russian planes take off from the astrakhan region and fly to the north of the caspian sea and launch from there ." the g7 countries are convening an urgent meeting , the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi announced this. according to him, he agreed with the german chancellor olaf scholz on an urgent meeting against the background of massive russian shelling of ukrainian cities. the president of ukraine plans to speak at the meeting and talk about the morning terrorist attacks by russia on the territory of ukraine. the supreme commander held an urgent conversation with the president of france, emmanuel macron discussed the strengthening of our air defense, the need for a tough

it gives a low assessment of the state of air and naval forces and only a medium assessment of the states of the ground forces despite ever increasingly fee spending in the u. s. s. course alive now to speak with a former marine corps intelligence officer. scott, thanks for joining us here. ok, now you are experts and official recognize that country is falling behind russia and china in terms of these hypersonic weapons. but how much of a disadvantage is this for the u. s. military? well, it's a tremendous disadvantage because it gives russia literally the ability to a reach out and destroy a critical targets command and control targets logistics targets. ah, the you of the concentrations of troops using weapons that cannot be interdicted. ah, so it's a singular advantage for the russians, and there is no american counter capability to do similar to the, to the russian. so, you know, the russians have a very effective air defense, integrated air defense system that can protect against almost anything the united states can throw at it. um, united states has nothing to protect against the r

oblast, oleksiy kuleba , reported the fusion of two missiles over the kyiv oblast, the air force of ukraine stated that the military command of the south destroyed four more missiles fired by russian aircraft from the caspian sea area, and in addition, the air command of the south declared that on the night of today, air defense forces also destroyed five kamikade drones over the mykolaiv region and three over odesa. well, and zaporizhzhia, this morning russian forces fired 12 rockets into the city. this was reported to the head of the region by oleksandr starukh. the targets were public objects at the site of one of the flights two russian missiles were hit, one person died, the latest news from zaporizhzhia will be told by yevgenia nazarova , correspondent of radio svoboda. correspondent of radio svoboda in zaporizhzhia zhenya can you hear us greetings from the studio yes i can hear yevgeny i can't see yet yevgenia what are you doing now in the city and what are the consequences of the morning attack russian troops inflicted with about 10 strikes on the city in different directions participants

it was a low assessment of the state of air and naval forces with a slightly higher evaluation on the state of ground forces these a dislike of increasing military spending in the u. s. i spoke to scott richard, former marine corps intelligence officer, and he says that even as the u. s. military industrial complex tries to get more money from washington, it will be hard to increase the speed of development when it comes to hypersonic weapons. united states has spent the last 20 years fighting low intensity conflict in iraq and afghanistan. our focus hasn't been on building weapon systems capable of confronting peer or even near peer opponent. so china, russia, even the rod, you know, now we're trying to play catch up and, you know, if the, the american defense procurement system is not a one that is, are you good at doing the rapid development of weapons? it specializes in dragging things out over the long term that helps to make more money. but congress is a little hesitant because they've been taken for a ride in the past by these very same friends, contractors, the russians have a

russia over ukraine were shot down by the ukrainian defense forces from yesterday evening to noon this was stated by the spokesman of the airommand of the armed forces of ukraine, yuriy ignat. according to him, this is a good indicator and it will grow. ignat added that ukraine now expects from its partners to strengthen the air defense system, which will cover as much as possible, the territory of ukraine was destroyed today, 37 according to preliminary data and we are still waiting for information from the air defense of the ground forces to add their data. maybe even more to the percentage plan, well, i already named 85 86%. in the air for the command to the south, it was commanded by this connection, informed about the destruction already in a few weeks. these are 100 iranian drones, this is 96 rogues, 136, as well as four mahajevs, and in ukraine, blackouts are again possible after the morning attacks of the enemy, damage to energy facilities infrastructure in the central and northern regions reported to ukrenergo that the situation in the power system is under control, but in order to avoid emergency shutdowns, the po

states arrived at the training grounds of slovakia in poland in a day, they landed at an airfield hundreds of kilometers from the border with ukraine, aircraft of the british and australian air forces, as well as the united states, the netherlands deployed fighters the fifth generation f-22 at the pentagon , meanwhile, said that they expect to transfer its first air defense systems not sams in the coming weeks, but on the eve of the nato air force began stand teachings. nuclear deterrence involves 60 aircraft from 14 countries of the alliance. canada has imposed new sanctions against russian citizens , including actors sergei bezrukov, vladimir mashkov and dmitry pevtsov, in ottawa, the artists were considered disinformers in total 34 people on the new list. among them are presidential adviser and ex-head of the ministry of culture vladimir medinsky a. also , tv presenters, including dmitry guberniev. by the way, in his usual manner, he already offered the canadian prime minister to apologize and joked that learned a lesson not rooting for the canadians enough. so the ambassador of our country to canada was offended, stressed the sanctions against russian journalists and cultural f

diplomatic relations with iran, at the same time, the armed forces of ukraine have already studied iranian drones 100%, as stated by the spokesman of the air command of the armed forces of ukraine, yuriy ignatov says that the ukrainian military has already studied how these iranian kamikaze 136 drones are arranged and obviously there will be some definite conclusions as to how to fight these drones at the same time nato says about what will help ukraine with systems that will allow fighting with drones. well, actually , about drones and their supply, about the fact that they can come to russia, the ukrainian side knew for a long time whether there were any systems or whether there were any solutions developed which could not lead to such losses, for example, in the energy complex, and something i could not do in time, of course, we must remember that what is the same, as if there were kamikaze drones in the russian classification of geraniums, two or a fact - this chess player 136 is a kind of a not very expensive substitute for a winged missile. after all, despite their small size, they are three meters long, in relation to the spread of

precisely well, the first strikes were by the enemy precisely on the locational states, the goal was to completely blind the air force and destroy exactly means of detection yes, there is production, uh, something continues to work like this, and well, but if the western countries will help us with this, then i think that no one is against it. moreover, the information and investigations and what we receive from our partners are radical. thank you for these specialists comments to our viewers, i would like to remind you that the espresso channel was broadcast by colonel yurii hnata, the spokesman for the air force command of the armed forces of ukraine, these were the main military results of this rather tense day, and more international and economic news from my colleagues in the great broadcast, so stay tuned to the espresso channel. thank you very much to yuri gnat for your comments. we definitely learned more . and now here is good news from the air defense of the armed forces of ukraine, in 3 minutes the russians lost 32 million dollars. and if we talk about material er material losses, they lost two k-52 attack

the war in yugoslavia, the so-called operation allied force, which destroyed the most powerful state in the south of europe, was carried out by air forces. nato washington put pressure on budapest demanding that they start a ground operation as well, but this one refused to be done by the young prime minister since 1999. hungary was supposed to attack serbia along the way, which hungarian prime minister viktor orban confirmed to me and allowed me to tell the public about it, american president bill clinton demanded from him, like the british, that they attacked the republic of serbia from the north so that we could stretch our forces to vojvodina. what viktor orban refused, he was under great pressure, and german chancellor gerhard schroeder helped him with this statement, vučić, on the one hand. he showed that he killed the hail there is support for hungary as perhaps the only eu country that today is pursuing an independent policy in the interests of its people. in addition, the serbian president once again emphasized what methods western politics do not disdain, but the ground operation was constantly hinted at sausages on the

counter-battery radio station was destroyed fighting in the production of the united states fighter aircraft of the russian air space forcesttlement of the new vladimirovka , nikolaev region, an mig-29 of the air forces of ukraine was shot down by means of air defense during the day, six unmanned aerial vehicles were destroyed in the areas of settlements, grakovo, kharkov region, novochervonnoe, luhansk people's republic staromayorskaya harvest and dokuchaev of the donetsk people's republic. in addition, 15 shells were destroyed in the air during the day. american zalcovarian propulsion system, hammers in the areas of settlements boxes, cheerful antonovka novaya kakhovka tokarevka and rakovka, kherson region, one projectile multiple launch rocket system alder, in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement. new kakhovka, kherson region, and two anti-radiation missiles in the area of ​​​​the settlement . antonovka, kherson region, just from the beginning of the special military operation, 313 aircraft, 157 helicopters, 2151 unmanned aerial vehicles were destroyed. 79 anti-aircraft missile systems 5.376 tanks and other combat 8

generals for your frankness on the air i would like to remind our viewers of the espresso tv channel that general ben hodges, former commander of the united states ground forces in the european union, worked for them on the air of the studio. thank you. i always enjoy watching your programs . the opposition in exile, a well-known video blogger congratulations to mark in the studio of the espresso tv channel glory to ukraine to the heroes glory to ukraine to all viewers of the channel well, we understand that joseph biden gave a lot clear signals to putin regarding tactical nuclear weapons putin sat down, but in his favorite traditions he did not stray from the topic and moved on to what to massive missile strikes on the civilian infrastructure of ukraine well, i still think it's the hopelessness of the situation because for him, it was extremely aggravated in connection with the success of the kharkiv operation, which , and what about the apu, for him, the situation internally underlines internally russia is very strong it became difficult from the point of view of the person addressed to him of demands and to stop the situation at the front otdatka ot na zkl

of the russian forces are so deep, so systemic that the new commander is unable to correct the state of affairs in a few weeks or months, corruption, lack of coordination between the airs, the ground forces the logistics system failed by the troops and the fleet. everything is such a horror that it doesn't matter who becomes the commander, he will not be able to overcome it, so what is the difference of the new commander, i think he will continue one or the other of your brutal tactics and the sooner they are defeated the better, thank you very much dear sir generals for frankness on the air of the espresso tv channel, i want to remind our viewers that general ben hodges worked for them on the air of the studio, the former commander of the united states ground forces in europe thank you to the continent. i always enjoy watching your broadcasts. well, now we are joined by mark feigin, a former deputy of the state duma of the russian federation, a member of the russian opposition in exile, a well- known video blogger. i congratulate mark in the studio of the espresso tv channel. very clear signals to putin regarding tactical nuclear weapons putin sat down, but in his fa

the former commander of the us ground forces in europe , lieutenant general, said the states did not have enough funds for the airense of all of europe and today there are simply no systems, which could be transferred to ukraine, but for cancer to accept the truth, what will soon be beyond the borders, may not help. all life is a game for millions of ukrainians, this is not at all the case, but for the minister of defense of ukraine, hostilities are like competitions. kiev's use of western weapons allows countries to test their equipment against the russian army. there is combat training ground in ukraine during this war, said reznikov the estonian authorities decided to spend budgetary money to install sirens to alert the population about threats. they will appear in 22 settlements. the cost of the project will amount to 4.5 million euros. how many estonians would feel better if this amount went to social needs, but the estonian leadership prefers to send them to overcoming imaginary threats? new acts of vandalism over the monuments of the soviet soldier of the czech republic in the city of litomyr, unknown peop

missile systems at thousands of combat positions throughout the territory of our state. approaching victory. glory to the air forcethe armed forces of ukraine, we continue the broadcast espresso. thank you for being with us. antin borkovskyi and the best ukrainian experts are the most informed in those areas that we will analyze, we will occasionally inform you dear tv viewers about the most important events 9:00 eight minutes, yes, and disappointed - this is an international organization that monitors everything to ensure that everything is normal in terms of the non -proliferation of nuclear energy and their negative consequences what is meant by her is that they are saying that they are disappointed with the free progress in the creation of a protected environmental zone around the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, we have already talked about it now. the head of this organization, with his words, the slow progress in this matter is very disappointing for me, says raphael, it is necessary to create a protective zone around the nuclear power plant, it is absolutely obvious how you can shoot an atom at a power pl

state news agency. >> translator: since the war in ukraine began, russians have been denied the truth about what's happening to their army. >> i was at the agency, the russian information agency. >> reporter: a former russian air force turned state journalist is lifting the lid on the state's secrecy. >> translator: 498 russian service men died. >> reporter: it was march 2nd, more than a week into the war before russia admitted its troops were dying in ukraine. but gleb says they've known since the get-go. he was manning the military desk phones at task as the war began. >> i started to receive a lot of messages from my sources taking hits, casualties. >> reporter: numbers? >> oh, numbers was enormous. >> reporter: he served in syria in the air force but quit in disgust over russia's part in assad's war. his wife worked at task. he got a job there thinking he'd be able to report facts about the poor state of russia's military, but as soon as the war started in ukraine and russian casualties began piling up, his hopes fell victim to putin's propaganda machine. >> freedom of press was canceled immediately. there were instructions from the minister of the press, from fsb, office of the president. they just started to p

i mean the number of states is walking along with the manager, air force do it or reach out to some of those communities. a delivery generally has been slow and inadequate. victims are concerned, but by the time help arrives, it might be too late for so i'm at the address of g sierra, daniel. ah, let's get around and now the top stories on al jazeera president, she jin pink says, china must ensure hong kong is ruled by what he calls patriots. he was opening the twice a decade. communist party congress in beijing. he once again warned he would not rule out using force to ring taiwan and the chinese control. sure. song, gordon, g resolving the taiwan question is a matter for the chinese a matter that must be resolved by the chinese. we will continue to strive for a peaceful reification with the greatest sincerity and utmost effort. but we will never promise to renounce the use of force and we reserved the option of taking all measures necessary. this is directed solely. i didn't appearance by outside forces for the you case new chancellor has vowed to fix public finances of these pre to

fetterman tomorrow in philadelphia, but some voters in the keystone state thinks the liberal agenda will only make things worse. air force for 33 years. he's got a serious vested interest in the state and of course, joins me now. john, good morning to you. you say fetterman's record and agenda will help pennsylvania especially on the issues of crime and fracking. what do you mean by that? >> well, those two items in my letter, one was for fracking and the other was crime. two serious problems in pennsylvania. fracking amounts to about 40,000 jobs within pennsylvania. and if we ban fracking, which in fact john fetterman wants to do, that would cost us 40,000 good, union jobs. secondly, it accounts for about $50 billion in pennsylvania's economy. we are the number two producing state. so we don't want to ban fracking. it is not going to be replaced by green jobs in any near time in the future. the second issue, which is so important, is crime. when you look at crime, john fetterman wants to reduce the prison population by reducing energy leasing 33% of the felons in the prisoners. that certainly is not going to help crime.

and this place is already provided for by future doctrines and directly by the air forces of modern states. well, what i said, the same similar ideas of the concept are already used naval and ground forces are already in use, they are already undergoing tests and as i say, 2030, we will find it with you, we will see that it is the mechanized component that will become more and more pilotless vyacheslav please tell me your evaluations of the robotic platforms in the air and on the ground due to the peculiarities of the conduct of hostilities precisely with the russian federation, why is there actually so little implementation of ground robotic platforms, why the limitation of options for drones in terms of range, is it possible to say that there are some significant systemic obstacles at the level of tactics that make such active progress impossible, or is the problem technological, technical, what is the problem here, uhu, that the russians had some experience, it is negative, and the use of robotic platforms in syria, where they are ground platforms, is the first the solution to combat co

s. admiral bragging that the united states, they're able to defeat any block a china might put around taiwan when you have a u. s. air force, general bragging about how the united states would destroy chinese logistics of systems and lines of communication if there was ever aggression against taiwan. when you have u. s. officials visiting taiwan as if taiwan was an independent state when the of the united states providing taiwan with millions of dollars of modern weaponry. well beyond that which is needed for legitimate defense purposes. and then it becomes clear that the one china policy is in name only that the united states is openly advocating for to china's the communist party dominated mainland china and the pro american, the government that exists in the, in taiwan arthur. just about wrapping up an hour from the studio and audi international. appreciate you joining us here from the rory, sushi in the entire news team at archie and moscow. thank you for your company. we op ex today, i'm authorizing the additional strong sanction foreign companies. quitting russia, a licensing atm cause of blantan banks disconnected f

s, admiral bragging that the united states would be able to defeat any blockade, china might put around taiwan. when you have a u. s. air force, general bragging about how the united states would destroy chinese logistics of systems and lines of communication if there was ever aggression against taiwan. when you have us officials visiting taiwan as if taiwan was an independent state when the of the united states providing taiwan with millions of dollars of modern weaponry. well beyond that which is needed for legitimate defense purposes. and then it becomes clear that the one china policy is in name only that the united states is openly advocating for. ready to china is the communist party dominated mainland china and the pro american, the government that existed in taiwan well, law represent this is allen technology dot com for all your up to the minute news. and we'll be back on top of the out with more international stories in ah ah a suffered because we're getting the business and you clean the bread. i b, e a does not a shoes on. yeah. americans, grey, you, when you wrote, you got to really just such an upgraded, no ceil

it's air force is, are also adris goals of being shut down so that ukraine as a state, having an ability to counter or you know, the air dominance of russia, russia is not re applied what we call our dominance and control of the skies. so that makes any sort of effective attack or defense much more difficult allows ukraine also slowly to move forward. we know there's been pressure on hiatus on, on the other new i sort of, russian generally asking people to sort of move out from the areas of credit on this also being pressures on lehman in the north and also on the goliath. so the ukrainians, it seems that they are still trying to push further, you know, on the military campaign on the ground and the russians are not able to really to count these offensive on the ground. now we know that the ascending more main and apparently equipment to build a rules. so that could open again i knew from did is not clear how many men are there. this talk about 9000 this talk about or deployment of tags on the delivery in that area. to again, maybe try some kind of attack on the knolls. it's not p a r d

the peddling of the biden family while he was the vice president of the united states, hunter biden was on air forcetries. that along with a host of other things, this is a clear case. it is unbelievable that they have not moved on it but these reports are encouraging that they are at least going to do something. tax charges only scratch the surface. it's the influence peddling that i think should concern all americans because it is ongoing. he is now the president of the united states. hunter biden is still doing business in china. >> harris: scott, first rebuttal and a quick follow-up. >> jason seems to be excited about the possibility but the reality is influence peddling isn't even on the table with the u.s. attorney in delaware. that's the first thing. second tax charges take extra time because d.o.j. tax has to approve even if the grand jury approved some tax charges, and then the gun charge you are talking about a false statement. those are really tough to prove because a false statement you could be wrong, make a misrepresentation or the question could be ambiguous and it is very hard to con

and on the other hand hostages of e-e politics on the part of the united states and this statement of the command of the air force to push the american side to make appropriate decisions. although these negotiations are still ongoing at the political and military level, we see that for now the united states believes that we can act and the arsenal that we have today and the list of weapons provided by the united states, if you would change the appearance, i don't know, hundreds of planes and pilots , crews, etc. although there are 12 or 14 planes there, uh, 15, which have the ability to carry out strikes on and on the ground and in the air at a considerable range, then actually these, let's say, uh, 12 planes have significantly improved the capabilities of our air defense because we can shoot down targets in the air and e-e starting installations that launch these missiles, i think that the bet on the f15 may be absolutely justified from the point of view of the effective settlement of our air defense, because the americans are going to decommission them long ago the main basis of carrying out and protecting agai

country put on the table on their data and it turned out that one member of the navy and air force of the united states 5-5.5 jobs, given the population of iceland government. uh, this country said, i'm sorry we were joking, why am i here, of course there are economic factors. the same estonia, on the one hand, pays nato, on the other hand, it receives guaranteed and well-paid jobs . this is the economic part, but it is not the only one, it should be noted that in most these countries. well, strange as it may seem, even in bulgaria, even in slovakia and in recent decades, the bet is on hmm accusing russia and belarus of all sins. she has become the norm. political culture morning starts not with coffee, but with accusations from moscow but if we take warsaw and confidence, then from the accusations of minsk moscow well, that is, first the accusations, then the bone, then everything else and indeed, based on the current state of affairs in the region. i would like us to pay attention to the statement of the president of the republic belarus alexander lukashenko, let's listen to the western borders of th

states. it's walking along with the manager, air force to reach out to some of those communities. a delivery generally has been slow and i do great spectrum. so concerned that by the time help arrives, it might be too late for some degrees, algebra and heavy rains of drench parts of thailand's popular tourist town of pockets. the tie navy has been assisting local authorities who are working to pump water from flooded streets. rescuers helped carry elderly and bedridden patients out of those flooded areas. while the intensity and frequency of weather disasters is costing the u. s. billions of dollars each year, a report by the non profit group climate central shows that there has been an acceleration in the number of destructive storms and the last 4 decades. in the 1980s. these happened at an average rate of once every $82.00 days. while the pace had increased by the 2010s, with an average of 26 days between events, but in the years from 2017 to 21, there was an average of 18 days between extreme weather events less time between disasters can mean fewer resources to respond recove