for world war 3, which is why or bond is wondering what the heck is going on right now, is still tim burke's head. just have a listen to how stilton berg position on this issue has evolved on we support ukraine on this pulse. a boy is supporting a as in forms fighting corruption on mold in orange thing. the security and defense institutions to become a member of nato. you know, to meet the natal standards on the has to be of the system bought 30 allies and it has been cleared for a long time that a membership of ukraine was not something that was imminent or not so that something was relevant in the near future the sessional membership, of course, has to be taken by all 3rd allies on the we take these decisions, boy, a consensus only dollars have agreed on bumper. ukraine will become a, a member, but still tender did temper his remarks in a tweet from kiev, saying that, quote, ukraine's rightful place is in nato. and over time, our support will help make this possible. you know, this sounds like the line that someone feeds a partner to whom they don't want to actually commit, but still want

tim burke's remarks changed anything for ukraine or indeed for russia. there is a bit of unpacking to do here. first. i think we have to on the line, the high symbolism of having the nato secretary general visiting in time of war, which some allies where we're very strongly reluctant to allow the secret agent on to do so. and i think to find that he went in there already sends a pretty strong signal of solidarity and commitments. however, as far as the statement is concerned, i would say this is too vague to be true that if i were the ukrainians, i will say, well, i think you're trying to stretch to confine of what's been allowed. and what's been said for, for the past few years and what is expected. now there's a new sense of urgency and there was a sense of necessity in ukraine and elsewhere around europe. that the actually joining the alliance to not be something you get at the end of the war is something that helps you to end the war. and this is a vague, big difference with what mr. so tim, back said, and, and there's also this idea that that will c

tim burks as ukraine will join the alliance after it when the war against russia. first ukraine saw it, full price is in a natal house. allies have agreed on.

burke. >> the president of space and airborne systems at all three. and last but not least our senior fellow for space power studies at mitchell institute tim ryan. good to see you, tim. a war fighting story about mentioning that the space force guardians were the best and brightest our nation has and i was the cfact at the time and air force commander and afghanistan mission and i also had a space role as a space control authority and i commanded some of the terrestrial space forces and i ask our director of space forces every week i wanted to hear a space topic and even for focusing on isis and things and wanted to hear something for the space community to broaden this and make this jointly and think into space. excellent job on the space topic and at the end of the briefing, i go lieutenant that's an excellent briefing and can you help clarify something for me and as a so you recall seizure disorders, they gave me -- as a courtesy, i got asset space forces and we'll dumb it down for you, sir. it's great to be up here with a guardian and maybe the folks at the industry and passionate do main and with that spice, let me begin with you. u.current