u. s. have been to continue to say that they have received assurances from ukraine and that they are relying on those statements . the u. s. very severely takes our accountability to guard american origin defense applied sciences and forestall their diversion or elicit proliferation. whereas shared within the ukranian authorities, dedication to appropriately safeguard and account for us weapons. so a pretty notable break there between the u. s. in europe right now, and it remains to be seen how that will affect their alliance overall. racial thanks for taking us throughout our tea correspond rachel blevins. well, let's indeed delve further into the issue. i'm happy to welcome onto the program conflict consultant on political come to her, ted. see? hi there. it said. was it always inevitable that some of these western weapons would end up in criminal homes across the world? yes, of course that happens in every situation where the weapons are being supplied into a theater of war. there's always diversion. there's always profit taking by someone somewhere and where that happens and where there'

u. s. have been to continue to say that they have received assurances from ukraine and that they are relying on those statements. the u. s. very severely takes our accountability to guard american origin defense applied sciences and forestall their diversion or elicit proliferation. whereas shared within the ukranian authorities, dedication to appropriately safeguard and account for us weapons. so a pretty notable break there between the us and europe right now, and it remains to be seen how that will affect their alliance overall. well, arms control expert ted see believes weapons leaking out of ukraine is inevitable because of the rapid way they're flooding into the conflict. there's always diversion. there's always profit taking by someone somewhere. and where that happens and where there's black or even gray market weapons that are being traffic that happens in every situation where the weapons are being supplied into a theater of war. some of them are going to end up in criminal. hans, i worked in the political military bureau at the department of state for 2 years in the mid ninety's.

ukraine. no, there are fringes on the right and there are fringes on the left. who do not want to see the u. s. supporting ukraine for whatever reasons, whether it's budgetary or fear of russia, whatever it might be. but you also have to take that number 1111 republicans. you have a hands on with democrats as well. let's push it up to 20. that means there are still 80 senators, republicans and democrats, prepared to vote for just about anything to support russians or to post sanctions on russia or support ukraine or brit sanctions on russia. so that a strong bipartisan support from the heart of both parties will remain. that is opposition within the democratic party as well as not just the republicans. i mean, representative ro cannot, for example, he has said, for long, never ending conflict is wreaking havoc on the american economy in the global economy. and people don't want to see a resigned attitude that this is just going to go along, go and go on as long as it's going to go on. surely present button can't ignore this going forward. well, that's what i just said. even if you take the fri

this on the day, the ukraine's 1st lady became the 1st spouse of a foreign leader to address the u. s. congress alena zalinski appealed to the u. s . to provide ukraine with air defense systems. article high, no reports. ha, she brought the faces of war and loss to the powerful in washington. lisa. bullshit . so what should they do? dr. lisa was only 4 years old. she is no longer with us. here is the stroller, dorm, ukraine's 1st lady. only nissan sca had a simple message. the u. s. can help more ukrainian survive by sending more air defense systems. yes, it has protruded ship. we have nicole in the curricula received them weapons that would not be used to wage a war on somebody else's land. but to protect one's home and the right to wake up alive in that home. i'm asking for air defense systems in order for our kids not to be killed and not to kill children in their strollers. in order for august not to destroy children's roles and kill entire families, the u. s. has promised to supply ukraine medium range air defense systems. but so far has only promised 2 of the national advanced s

u. s. doesn't have enough stockpiles to provide for both its own defense needs. and those of ukraine, u. s. dark piles are limited, the amount, the ability of manufacturers to make this equipment is also running into issues. namely the, the, the supply chain issue lot of the equipment goes that is being supplied is not a not tracked. so no, no, no one knows where this equipment goes. once it gets sent to you create a lot of, it's been destroyed. but a lot of it too, is going on black market. it's endless, and it's in the united states only has so many resources. and that's, that's aside from the equipment itself. i mean, it's, it's, and the congress, i think, in the american people certainly are waking up to this reality that there are other issues for america right now. and that's what i'm administration should be focusing on. and it's not a severe wildfires have been sweeping through parts of southern your in in both with that is it for me this our stay with us throughout the day though as we bring you more news and commentary, this is our to international. what have you with us? lou? l

u. s. officials to be complaining about military cooperation. let's review the latest round of military hardware that the pentagon has dumped into ukraine. it is possible the u. s. could sell or provide ukraine with some us fighter platforms. and you think that's, that's possible going forward that there's us, there's a griffin at a sweet and there's the euro fighter, there's a raphael. so there's a number of different platforms that good could go to ukraine. united states was also committed to sending more high mars munitions, precision guided artillery, ammunition, and tactical vehicles and other urgently needed support. in terms of our ability to track the weapons that are going in, as you know, we don't have any forces on the ground. so that's, that is difficult for us to do. a number of us made weapons have already turned up on the black market. pentagon officials admit they have quite a hard time tracking where these weapons they send to you. crane ultimately end up that has not stopped us. lawmakers from authorizing more weapons shipments as peace talks are stalling with washington, seemingly trying to stretch this conflict out unt

ukraine. for its part, the u. s. tech giant has insisted that russia is engaged in cyber warfare. russian agencies are conducting global cyber influence operations to support their war efforts. these combined tactics developed by the k g b over several decades with new digital technologies and the internet to get foreign influence operations, a broader geographic reach, higher volume, more precise targeting, and greater speed and agility. unfortunately, with sufficient planning and sophistication, these cyber influence operations are well positioned to take advantage of a long standing openness of democratic societies. journalist and author, daniel was era says microsoft processing of ukraine's data is yet another example of key of delegating its responsibilities to a foreign power. i think microsoft is. ready has it's very close to the u. s. government, and sometimes is a great deal of overlap. so certainly, i think that the, that the ukrainian government at the b at the behest of the u. s. has allowed microsoft to

instead, ukraine's foreign ministry is criticizing calls from u. s. lawmakers to establish proper oversight, claiming that it would limit the flow of weapons and helping russia in the process . however, while the e. u is now planning to create an agency that will at least look into the issue, the u. s. is not quite there yet. the united states takes our responsibility seriously to protect american origin defense technologies and prevent their diversion or elicit proliferation. so we are actively engaging with ukraine to ensure accountability of the assistance. well, that is the official statement from the biden and ministration. the reality on the ground is a very different one. there have already been reports of us jabal is being sold on the dark web for a big discount with the sellers, openly admitting the weapons will be smuggled over the polish border and barrels of oil. as also notable that not all the politicians in the u. s. congress are living in the same blissful state as senators rand paul and chuck grassley have called to the office of ins

u. s. made weapons ukraine hopes will turn the tide in the war. this video can't be verified, but russia insists it's finding and destroying those very weapons. what room is there? what is that give the of the horrible russian armed forces continue launching attacks at military facilities. a depot for anti shipped missile supplied to ukraine by nato countries was destroyed with high precision long range missiles, a u. s. made launcher and a re supply vehicle were destroyed by ground based weapons. in the didn't ask people's republic, there was a girlish, the model durham was, you know, was it on the russians recently announced a pause in their military operations in the don bass region to regroup. but that's not what it seems like to civilians who are at the receiving end of artillery fire . i think it was been the missiles were coming all day long from their clustering. munitions were falling when we saw an explosion on our street. and because i know the area, well, we knew immediately where the explosion happened and we rushed here for safety. w

u. s. ambassador of ukraine and other delegations was basically trying to show you grade is ready to start that there is this political will to start to make sure that the grade can be exported soon. but we do not know which is connected also with the question of security. when will it be able to guarantee that these ships that will set sail there from the mind to port of odessa can do so safely without any casualty. so a few things very important things in fact still need to be booked out. and also of course, the question is the question of insurance. who is going to ensure this ship that he's going to set sail to get the grain out, given the threats that i just described. many questions still open if and if a child in keep many thanks. now the u. s. has announced further sanctions on russian individuals and entities for supporting what it calls the global malign influence of the kremlin. it followed a co between the secretary of state antony blinking and russian foreign minister survey leverage which a man spoke by phone for the 1st time since russia invaded ukraine in february. during t

u. s. have been to continue to say that they have received assurances from ukraine and that they are relying on those statements. the u. s. very severely takes our accountability to guard american origin defense applied sciences and forestall their diversion or elicit proliferation. whereas shared within the ukrainian authorities, dedication to appropriately safeguard and account for us weapons. so pretty notable break there between the us and europe right now, and it remains to be seen how that will affect their alliance overall. over after the announcements, all the possible threat europe will appeared to backtrack slightly, saying they have full confidence in ukrainian officials as they tried to track the flow of weapons. earlier we spoke with an arms control experts had ca, who on the contrary says that it's practically impossible to control such a huge arms influx. there's always diversion. there's always profit taking by someone somewhere and where that happens and where there's black or even gray market weapons that are being traffic that happens in every situation where the weapons a

u. s. and india have recently been in disagreement over the ukraine conflict. washington is demanding delhi openly condemned moscow. but the sized asian nation has been tending and neutral sounds, giving its long standing relationship with russia and desire to continue purchasing russian arms on energy. here's our t contribute our r t to crew with some more insight into the u. s. d gotcha act which is essentially countering american was at work threes through factions act and in this fundamentally and deals that any part, any strategic partner or anybody who is an ally of the u. s. cannot be trading or can not be buying weapons in those. in fact, i'm different from russia and if they do, there will be penalty there will be sanctions. india has managed to get a reword since 2017 problem the u. s. with respect to this sanction fact, because america values india as off know to as a value, a strategic partner, the amendment that has been brought to by the u. s. from this rule, cannot. this is very significant because of the ongoing war in your brain slide. the u. s

we'll see actually as we've seen in the report, ukraine claims 50 high value targets have been hit with those high month rockets. and it's not only high marcy u. s. system. there's also the u. k. system m l r s model are all and rocket system already in ukraine and also a german system. 3 of each. so this type of weapon system, there's some more, not as many as ukraine would like, but obviously enough to make a difference. now with there are claims and county claims key of says high maza calling real damage on russian forces. moscow claims it's military. is it drawing them? what can you tell us about what's really going on? is it possible to get a clear picture about that? well, a clear picture is very limited under these circumstances, but when we look at the maps which are published, ok, we don't know about the details are correct. but published, met, say that the russian artillery attacks have gone down since the high mars have been deployed that last week for last 2 weeks. so there seems to be an effect to which is measurable. we can only listen to what ukraine says, and quite obviously we've seen pictures of ammunition dumps of a russian fo

is there evidence that you can see that ukraine is, or maybe planning to use weaponry from the u. s. and nato to strike russian territory if so, what ramifications could actions like that have well, we know that ukraine is using old soviet era capabilities, particularly the top school missile to, to strike russian territory. so the notion that the hitting russian territory is off limits to your train that ukraine would never cross that red line. that's out the window. you know, my feeling is that ukraine will eventually use whatever weaponry and whatever capabilities it has to carry out. attacks with similar nature that the assurance is given by the ukrainian government to the united states. that is, weapon news with back russia. soil are meaningless that your brain will do that, which your brain deems to be necessary to fulfill. it's your military objectives in from the ukrainian perspective of seeking to degrade russian logistics and command and control capabilities that reside on russian territory might be worthy of such an attack. yeah, i think in these cases sometimes scott, yo

u. s. and ukraine actually ends up and it was called came before the government watchdog admitted this week, that the pentagon was refusing to be transparent on ukraine. related funding as the department of defense is building processes in procedures to ensure the transparency of the reporting for the ukraine supplemental funds. we identified multiple areas of concern that if not adequately addressed, could reduce the traceability of ukraine supplemental funds and the transparency in the department of defense reporting. the question now, because while we're here at the newest agency, fine, and will they be able to stop the smuggling, or will they discover that those weapons they were so quick to send could end up being a major national security threat to their own countries. you know, this is insanity. what is happening? carriage pure insanity. and i think that's why the united states is starting to wake up to the fact that you know, it, it a video if these weapons are used in a manner which results in the deaths of the, you know, political allies or citizens of allied nations in europe. so

of high miles. ukraine says it's rockets, have destroyed at least 30 logistics hubs and ammunition, depos. russia says it has destroyed at least 2 of the high miles trucks, a claim, the u. s. denies that ukraine's ability to use them effectively will also mean hiding these precious systems. well, keeping them supplied with ammunition is up to the west. journalist tim ripley is a military and event specialist and we asked him if a dozen high miles are enough to give ukraine and military edge over russian forces . you're right, it's, it's, it's question of scale in this war. i mean, we've heard reports of the russians foreign, 50000 artillery shows a day so that the amount of firepower, the ukrainians can, can return with the high mile systems. it is a fraction of the russian capability at the moment. now the high miles all proved to be quite effective at hitting as you say, our mission dumps in headquarters. they don't seem to been turned on the russian front line troops yet. so the actual battle in the trenches in the town in the woods of east in ukraine has not been affected by them very much so far. i was journalist tim ripley was now a take a look at some of the other

what that means is we're sending ukraine u. s. reserves. so i support doing that because the stakes are so high, they're in ukraine for all of us. but at some point, those reserves either are alls all used up or becomes dangerous for us to provide. so much of that. and so as those draw down, authorities are depleted, we have to start putting things on contract and having things built by us and our allies in europe, and that takes weeks or months even years. and so, you know, we can, it should be more on high mars i'm, i'm counter battery radars and missions and these sorts of things. but unfortunately, i think it's going to get harder rather than easier. the longer time goes on. if that's the case for the west, when it comes to providing help to ukraine, what about russia and its capability of defending what it has already taken me? the military apparently has not been hurt much by international sanctions yet. but what do you think things are going to look like in a year's time? if this more drugs on that wall? it's a great point. i mean, so

ukraine. moving on and a judge in the u. s. has rule that civil lawsuits brought against libyan waterleaf . hafta can be heard and federal courts have who the us citizen is accused of war crimes and extra judicial killings. he's been fighting to take over the country and is hoping to run and libby as a long delayed presidential elections. patrick, all his reports now from alexandria and virginia is liable for years. these activists representing families, killed and injured in libya, have been coming to this us courthouse trying to convince a judge that calissa hoster should be held civilly liable. brought his forces of done in libya and on friday the judge agreed saying he is financially responsible for torture and extra judicial killings have to are didn't testify in his own defense. but those doing described indiscriminate crimes against civilians, including the bombing of a hospital. they bombed and when this, this libby in person he attempted to run into the building and save people from the building. and he was hit by anot

u. s. assistant secretary of state victoria newland arrives in pia accompanied by jeffrey pilot d. u. s. investor to ukraine. the american politician visits the my done key of and hands out biscuits among the crowd. the color revolution is ready. when i saw new and handing out the cookies, i understood that this was also the work of the criminal united states government. i don't think that there is any thing really untoward about having an american diplomat. they're handing out cookies. i'm a patriotic american. i love the american people, but i hate the american government. it is the forthright. it is the equivalence of nazi germany today, lou salma, u. s. army, cultural and nell of initial member of the don't ask people's republic. russell bentley says, this is what happens to countries facing nato and the usa devastation and we'll syria, iraq, afghanistan, and olivia yugoslavia. now ukraine is joining the list of countries devastated by the outcome of the color revolution starters, i wouldn't call it a cou. i would call at the popular overthrow of a, of an illegitimate regime. ah, i was in widen, in 2014

ukraine. it is possible the u. s. could seller, provide ukraine with some us fighter platforms that you think that's, that's possible going forward? if there's us, there's griffin had a sweet and there's the euro fighter. there's iraq.

ukraine. and wouldn't be willing to return to the negotiating table. and that was also the reason he said that the u. s. continues to back ukraine militarily, until there is a willingness on the russian side to in some shape or form returned to diplomacy. as i'll get you up to speed on some other stories making headlines around the world today, the german government has announced it'll compensate the families of people who died in the 972 olympics terror attack and munich surviving relatives of the 11 israeli athletes. and the german police officer have already received 2 payments, totaling about 5000000 euros. hundreds of iraqi protestors stormed the national parliament in bagdad protesting. and ron backed parties nominee from prime minister the breached security and were seen walking on tables and rifling through documents. many of them are reported to the followers of the influential she eyed cleric, mac tada, of sondra. flash flooding in the us state of missouri has killed at least one person had left 100 stranded record rainfall has caused widespread damage across the st. louis area. authorities h

u. s. and u. k. are planning for ukraine and the european union plus, with our correspondent, is in the thick of the action amid the latest ukrainian shelling of the lugens, the people's republic as key f. sports is launched and offensive to retake territory there with just past 4 pm here in moscow and you're watching r t international. i'm donald quarter. welcome to the program. there's no point for the west to completely break off its ties with russia, especially when it comes to the energy market. that's according to foreign minister, sergei lab rav who in an exclusive interview to our channel. also underlined that russia is not worried about the use desire to curb purchases of russian oil and gas . you do much the interior, so i don't think that it's in their interest to stop all times. we balance to cut off all the times we send to use liquefied natural gas that the americans are trying to sell them. and if they do that, then we would have no problem. the problem isn't sand that due to why they do with the north strain to we are ready to launch it. so there is pressure in the pipeline, but 50 p

you say the united states, cindy and cindy weapons to ukraine, almost everything that is being sent in terms of military 8 is coming from the u. s . some is coming from the u. k. continental europe, the, the numbers or mnemic at best, doesn't europe have to pick up here and carry more of a load if we expect ukraine to when i should answer, i would say, yes, i don't want to be dismissive of some of the excellent efforts that we've seen, i would highlight, the british is one example of a country that really has done quite a bit. i was very disappointed with germany's policy towards providing arms ukraine, pre invasion. thankfully they changed that, but i mean, the broader thing here is that are valuable european allies really have to continue to step up and step up for the long term. you know, and when you still have 20 to 30, no allies, not spending 2 percent of their g p on defense. that's going to be a problem. and let me ask you about what we heard from the president of ukraine, zalinski tolling for reconstruction to begin now and not after the war is over. you as a military man, do you think that this is even feasible, or wou

ukraine. he is holding talks with turkeys president recham, ty of ardon, and they're iranian counterpart on the official agenda is discussing the situation in syria. the u. s. beliefs. putin wants iran to supply russia with drones to use in the ukraine. the u. s. also believes iran will train russians on how to use the device as, as early as this month. putin, an air to one are also expected to discuss a un backed proposal to resume exports, of ukrainian grain. or ukraine authority say that a russia missile, a russian missile attack on the southern city of odessa has injured at least 6 people, including a child. a spokesman for the local military administration said that russian forces fired at least 7 cruise missiles from the black sea. hitting residential areas and destroying several homes. odessa is home to ukraine's biggest port and is crucial to exporting desperately needed a grain to the rest of the world. some 22000000 tons of grain remain stuck there because of the fighting. to w correspondent, funny for char joins us from k. a funny. what more can you tell us about the attack? well, you really wonder, actually, how is it possible that a turkey and

earlier washington announced it was also sending more longer range arms to ukraine. russia has criticized the u. s saying the move forces moscow to widen the conflict in ukraine by made it the wilcox 0 causes west poles more remote long range weapons, such as high miles into ukraine, in an impotent rage, or in a desire to exacerbate the situation as much as possible to global phil burdett, that means z geographical tasks of these special operation will extend still further from a current line go certainly nationally showed that it almost them when you more than that was we could not allow the parts of our crane that president blow to me is a lensky come to the new or whoever replace the same will control. who are you to have a weapons that will pose a direct direct to our territory. that puts that, i'm the territory of those republics that have declared that independence is got the root of you just version was cross straight over to kia far correspond mathias bellinger is standing by force there mathias. what do you make of that statement by russia's foreign minister? it sounds like he sang, russi

ukraine. and wouldn't be willing to return to the negotiating table. and that was also the reason he said that the u. s. continues to back ukraine militarily, until that is a willingness on the russian side to in some shape or form, return to diplomacy. officials in the us state of california say a wildfire threatening yosemite national park has now burned through more than 18000 acres of land cruise. in mariposa counties, either making progress against the biggest plays of the year, but are far from bringing it under control. dozens of homes and other buildings have already been destroyed, and thousands of residents are under evacuation orders. and d, w. 's, stephanie simons is in mariposa county. he joins us now for the latest. stefan you spend the day on the ground with fire fighters. how are they getting on well, has to tell you the fires 30 per cent contained, but as you mentioned, almost $19000.00 acres strong now destroyed by the fires and still burning. we spend a day with cal fire, with fire fighters from all over the country and the forest service here. and that was quite an experience. so th

u. s. as the supply of u. s. weapons to ukraine makes western countries complicit and more crimes. sure. but what i would like to draw the attention of the western delegations to the facts of the long range artillery provided by the u. s. allow ukrainian armed forces to reach areas behind the lines and the dumbass without any military logic and exclusively for the purpose of vengeance and terror against civilians. the representative of ukraine try to shift the blame for this attack on the attachment facility to russia. now he spent his time simply attacking russia and making accusations against russia. when he addressed the security council. there is nothing that would deter russia from killing and destroying there is no un charter for russia or no geneva conventions for russia. there are no moral the strains to mr. lowell now, the ukrainian represented it was asking for more weapons to be provided to ukraine by the nato. a line country representative of russia pointed to the weapons that were used in the recent deadly attack. and pointed out that these weapons that the united states is s

u. s. u. k. are planning for ukraine and you see trade in troops have resumed intense shelling of delegates, republic in a desperate attempt to reclaim the territory. the cubes army recently lost to to russian lead force entry long as newly elected president says that he will take action against anyone threatening him or his top official as mass protests. persist in the south asian country, devastated by a spiraling economic crisis. with watching live direct studios in moscow, this is art international and john thomas certainly glad to have you with us. right now, european countries will have to rely on nuclear and coal power. this coming winter due to giving up on russian gas amid soaring prices. and that's according to a top you official we have made a decision. we're preparing for the winter without rush and gas in order to get through this winter and possibly next winter, the e. you states can extend the operation of their nuclear power plants or coal plants . so here it is. the european union's big plan for how those of us here in the block are going to get through summer of heat waves and the w

on ukraine's military says it's used advance u. s. weapon systems to strike more than 50 russian military targets in recent weeks. it credits a multiple rocket, launching trucks known as high mars, with helping to destroy ammunition, depots, and bridges in russian hill territory. ukraine has only a handful of these vehicles with more on the way, but they've also become targets for russian attacks. this is high mars a high mobility artillery rocket system. the crown jewel in ukraine's growing arsenal of us made weapons. and this is what it can do. the high mars can pull up in the middle of a road and far off multiple rockets very quickly. and that precision guided, so they can accurately target russian munitions combat centers and more. the high mars is basically a truck carrying a pot containing 6 missiles. it can be reloaded in 3 to 5 minutes. most artillery is mounted on slower moving tread at vehicles or tow by trucks. but a high must get away quickly once it's far off, it's payload. or, as the military term goes, it can shoot and

u. s. and sis moscow has failed in its main strategic objectives in ukraine. but those in the east are bracing themselves for a major russian offensive. that could come in just days. alan fisher al jazeera keith al the euro is hit parity with the us dollar and trading on tuesday. we're forcing a slight rebound. it's the lowest nation of the current seasons, 2002. it's being driven by fears of a global recession, vast as they're anxious about a lack of growth across the rise. i'm now also concerns that supplies of rush and gas might be caught because of what's happening in ukraine, that miss ashley butler has more now from paris. for the year, i've been fooling since the beginning of the year, but the 1st time in 2 decades. the exchange rate between the euro and the dollars pretty much the same. and there are a number of reasons for that high inflation, which is being fueled by the war in ukraine, added to that of course, ongoing concerns in europe over energy supplies, as you're tries to win itself for fresh and gas, but is also concerned about our russia cutt

u. s. has high mobility artillery rocket systems on high mars have been you successfully by ukraine. at a meeting on wednesday, washington and its allies of agreed to commit more rocket systems, ammunition, and other military aid u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin, said confirmation of russia's expansion plans comes as no surprise. i'm sure that her ukrainian leadership will be i'm pleased to hear a law of ross confirmation of the effectiveness of not only that sister, but how they're using that system. um, as you know, russians are currently in her curse on ins are from asia, so to russian forces there earlier. now we are to wonder who is talking to meanwhile, ukraine's 1st ladies become the 1st spice of a foreign leader to address the u. s. congress salinas zalinski appealed to the us to provide ukraine with air defense systems. article haine has the story. she brought the faces of war and loss to the powerful in washington. liza bullshit. so what should they do? dr. lisa was only 4 years old. she is no longer with us. here is the stroller, dorm, ukraine's 1st lady. only nissan sc

of high miles. ukraine says it's rockets have destroyed at least 30 logistics hubs and ammunition, depos. russia says it has destroyed at least 2 of the high miles trucks, a claim. the u. s. denies that ukraine's ability to use them effectively will also mean high seeing these precious systems. well, keeping them supplied with ammunition is up to the west and we can took out the military expert justin crump, who had the risk analysis, civil line in the u. k. welcome to the w just and we just heard that in our report, the high miles could be game changes more on their way, but are a dozen high miles really enough to give you crane a military advantage. on their own name in there are no silver bullets and more fast, but this is come closer to being a game changer. the most of the things we've seen in the conflict. and so of course, as in that slot to talk to have a lot more. but the reality with any piece of equipment is that you need to not have the equipment, but you need to train people on it. you need to have the spares for it to keep it in operation. you need to have the ammunition supplies sustained. you need to develop the tactics, use it effectively, and that's the