is, if you really took how we are with them, how we can fight, and by the way, they have a united states air forcetructor who served there, uh, for decades you have been talking in the united states does not take it there. eh, there are no calls. yes , no one wants to go there, 40% of everything is there. max why? well, they came, there is an instructor like this, the guys there, i don’t know, with a strapon. now i will teach you. here is life. no no no no no we're better no we're better no. well, after all, they want to fight with us. yes, success to you, this is now brothers. here, let's go to berlin with us, russia will have to take berlin again, they hung this flag there. eh, god forgive me, restay. they forgot. what flag hangs there? oh, it's normal that he immediately started everything. homosexual, so to speak, the office, everyone says there, they will have to be removed from there and hang up, they really removed the flag of their country. even the americans, when they raise here to the embassy. we have been climbing in moscow now. the lgbt is crying, now she is not on the territory, they

and equipment, some sets were provided by veterans of the united states, this uniform was provided by a sergeant of the united states air force, dozens of sets were sent by the americans by mail, others were purchased with donations . of infrastructure facilities tetyana litvinova oscar janson specially for the espresso tv channel support for ukraine this is what the visit of the prime minister of the netherlands demonstrates mark rita to our country managed to visit irpin bucha and borodyanka in the kyiv region, which were destroyed by the russian invaders , the meeting of the head of the dutch government with volodymyr zelenskyi is currently underway, according to the president, according to the amount of defense support, the netherlands is among the top ten partners of our state in the unity of the force under the name national bank of ukraine presented commemorative coins dedicated to all the people's union of the ukrainian people in the fight against the russian aggressor and international support on the obverse of the coins , a trident is placed on the reverse in a semicircle on the position languages ​​in unity, streng

he served with honor in the united states air force then turned a small civil-rights group into one ofhe nation's most important one. for over 30 years, it's role was in undaunted leader. for latino americans. never forgetting where he came from and the promise of this nation. born in brownsville, texas, became a professor at a local community college. community college professors are the best. [applause] i have learned, it is who they are. it is who juliet is. over the course of her nearly 30 year career, she helped transfer her community college in union texas brownsville. [applause] education is the cornerstone of our democracy. she created generosity for generations of students. the sisters of st. joseph --. nuns never forget anything. [laughter] i was doing a commencement and one of my nuns from school was getting her doctorate and she said, that was pretty good joe. but you -- a million times. [laughter] they gave me confidence that i could do anything. for so many people, 50 years with the believe that faith without works is dead. you will know me for what i do. what you do to t

my name is theresa mozzillo and i'm a major in the united states air force. my comments there are my personal story and do not reflect the views of the department of defense, department of the air force, united states government or my current assigned unit united states european command. i entered the air force as an active-duty enlisted member in 2002, two weeks ago i reach 20 years in military service and ii was recently selected for promotion to lieutenant colonel. i am externally proud of my military service. i'm thankful for all the opportunities it has provided me throughout my career. growing up in a low income family in rural pennsylvania, the military represented an economic step up and a career path. i joined the united states air force to see the world, serve my country, i complete my college education. i'm grateful i've accomplished these and so much more. when i heard the news that roe v. wade had been overturned, my heart sank. it was then i decided to share my abortion story with others for the very first time. 19 years ago i discovered i was pr

and equipment, some sets were provided by veterans of the united states, this uniform was provided by a sergeant of the united states air forcezens of sets were sent by the americans by mail, the rest were purchased with donations, the burmese fund is not going to stop there, the plans include not only resuscitation vehicles and military equipment, but also help in reconstruction infrastructure objects destroyed by the russians tetiana litvinova oscar jansons specially for espresso tv channel thank you to friends of ukraine from different parts of the world who help let's fight the russian nazis well, that's all i have, i'm telling you see you at 16:00, read more about important events on the espresso website, also subscribe to our channels in social networks on youtube, telegram, instagram, twitter, like, be close to us and a ukrainian view of the world, watch espresso news and the euro espresso program for ukrainian refugees in europe on the air, a joint broadcast with the atn channel, radio svoboda programs , voice of america time-time programs, inclusion of journalists of public television news programs bbc news ukraine a

american perhaps the europeans also asked about this at the austin forum to the head of the united states air force, charles brown. this is what he answered to the question on which fighter jets the ukrainian military can potentially train on. i think we have some responsibility as we do with all our allies and partners to be ready to train them in different capabilities part of that is understanding where it wants to go ukraine and how we respond to it and how we look at opportunities not only from the united states many of our allies and partners are interested in ukraine being able to guarantee its own security ostap a little more than a minute remains more active now calls from capitol hill to the administration and that to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, is there promotion at this price? yes, irina, i will remind our viewers that this decision is made by the secretary of state. the state department determines exactly what to include this or that state in the list of the countries that sponsor terrorism, now politico, with reference to own sources, writes that the speaker of t

folly has written the number of books dedicated to that era that time around 96061 that the united states air force was getting rid of a whole bunch of fighter jets from the korean war. and all this stuff was going into the junk market. and so anchor in los angeles were craig b love lived, lived like literally hundreds of j $47.00 jet engines were being sold as scrap. so he was able to buy one for almost nothing, $500.00. he got that his 1st jet engine, if he got like an allison engine, it would have cost several $1000.00. so he was trying to save money by getting a jet, ah, hacking up to 17000 horsepower. those engines were fitted in 19 fifties air force jets, such as the famous star fighter that reached speeds of over 2200 kilometers per hour. exactly what kind of power that could translate into with land vehicles was difficult to decipher. given the lack of testing, our phones knew absolutely nothing about jet engines. but somehow he, he found one from a junk dealer and he found a manual about how to, how these things worked. and he actually took this thing apart with no education, no background

yesterday, the head of staff in the united states air force, charles brown, said. aspin institute conference, listen to his statement. is it possible to so that the united states sell or provide ukraine with fighters on some american platform there are american samples there are griden from sweden there is a euro fighter or rafael so there are a number of different weapons systems that could go to ukraine dmitry well, i remember that in at the beginning of this military conflict , the biden administration categorically rejected the possibility of providing ukraine with western fighters, fearing the threat of escalation. now this is being said, by the way, at the same time as with this statement by charles brown, a group of bipartisan senators in the united states sent a letter to loyd austin, and a milestone demanding that ukraine be given the same western fighter jets. so it's a side step. well, how would this decision move the red line. yes. and it also speaks of the intention of the united states to continue the military development of ukrainian territory, and no

b, 52 bombers from the united states air force on exercise in the baltic. many see this as a clear message to russia. and there is other military posturing in the form of nuclear attack exercises we've seen and types of exercises that we haven't seen since the cold war were american b, 52 bombers to fly up over the north pole to their launch points for nuclear cruise missiles. and then return to their bases in the united states. those kind of strike exercises were not done since the 198, the old cat and mouse game of the cold war is back and threatened and be threatened . as a result, many people are worried. helen coldly got co founder of physicians for total responsibility and an internationally renowned peace activist feel reminded of dangerous times. well, i got to know robert mcnamara quite well, who is the sick chief fence and was in the oval office with jack kennedy during the cuban missile crisis. he said to me, helen, you don't know how close we came to within 3 minutes, quote unquote. think the situation to day could well be compatible with that o

back at 8:30 on this fourth of july with the united states air force band playing "stars and stripesy eating your greens, right well now there is a new trend. the latest trend is drinking your greens. vicky nguyen has everything we need to know about supplements that are all the rage on social media. >> i might try 'em chassie post is also here to walk us through the best independence day sales bargains you can find today on outdoor furniture and other items. >>> and the july 4th backyard barbecue chef david rose has two easy last minute recipes sure to impress your guests. delicious barbecue meat balls and a creamy cheese burger dip. >>> and ahead in the third hour a barbecue champ sharing his secrets to a perfectly cooked steak. >> all that coming up today. but tomorrow here on "today," if your family is planning on sticking closer to home for summer vacation, how about camping? maybe you want to give camping a try this year. we're going to have a run down of camping options that won't bust your budget from cabins to rvs. even tents you can set up in your own backyard. we actually

united states air force veteran, chris stewart is here. welcome, congressman.sanders has been criticizing the president saying he should not give legitimacy to a dictator like nbs who's basically had a reporter killed. >> it's funny coming from bernie sanders spent his honeymoon in russia fidel castro so not sure he's the guy i want to take moral guidance but the reality is we have to have relationship, we just should and need to try but this entire trip was entirely misconceived. sometimes he didn't accomplish much, i think he made things worse. he left without an agreement on yemen or iran, he left without an agreement on increasing oil production. i was in saudi arabia several weeks ago and i could have told him they are not going to agree to that. they told me clearly we don't have the capacity to increase production even if we wanted to. it seems like his purpose for going was to give a speech and mispronounced some words and then come home and i think that's what the trip is going to be remembered for unfortunately. kennedy: do you think opec is kind of m

texan, her dream from san juan texas in the lower rio grande valley, served with honor in the united states air forceurned a civil rights group into one of the most important ones was for 30 years president for the national counsel for laraza, he was an undaunted leader for the struggle for civil and human rights for latino americans. never forgetting where he came from and the promise of this nation. born in brownsville, texas, julie garcia became a professor at a local community college. i know i'm bias since jill is a community college professor but community college professors are the best. [ applause ] and i've learned teaching isn't what she or jill does, it's who they are. it's who juliette is. she helped transform her community college where she became the first hispanic woman to serve as college president in american history. [ cheers and applause ] education is the cornerstone of our democracy, she created curiosity for generations of students, many who are the first to go to college and who see their american dream because of her. other than my family, the biggest impact in my life were th

he served with honor in the united states air force, then tu turned a small civil rights group into onertant ones. for over 30 years as president of the national council for la raza, raul was an undaunted lead in the struggle for civil rights for latino americans. never forgetting where he came from and the promise of this nation. born in brownsville, texas, julieta garcia became a professor at a local community college. i know i'm biased since jill's a community college professor, but community college professors are the best. i've learned teaching what she or jill does, it's who they are. it's who juliet is. she helped transform her community college into the university of texas at brownsville, where she became its president and the first hispanic woman to serve as a college president in american history. believing education is the cornerstone of our democracy, she created a culture of excellence, affirmation, intellectual curiosity for generations of students, many the first in their families to go to college and who see their american dream through her and because of her. other than

somebody who disqualified for being able to buy a firearm was able toe, buy one because the united states air forceid not upload that information in the background check system but the person who saved lives that daywas a man named stephen. and shooting instructor who took his ar 15 from his gun safe when he heard a shooting at the sutherland springs and went down there and stopped the shooter. we saw that happen again in indiana where a good samaritan awas able to amid the damage te shooter was able to cause because these are law-abiding citizens exercising their second amendment rights so i worry that if our focus is simply on the t instrumentality, on the firearm itself,, and -- we will have missed to the point. maybe we would have stayed one our talking points, but it will not reduce in cities across the country and regions across the united states. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you senator cornyn. first panel of witnesses i'm going to will come in just a moment with five minutes of testimony from each. i would ask if the witness is on the first panel -- >> if you could stand please and rai

dreamed of american dream from san juan texas with the lower rio grande valley, serving in the united states air force for over 30 years president and the national council, raul was and was an undoubted leader in the struggle for human rights for latino americans. challenging a powerful on behalf of the powerless, never forgetting where he came from and the promise of this nation, born in brownsville, texas, became a professor, a local community college, i know that i am bias as he still is a community college professor, but they are the best. [applause] and i have learned what they do is who they are, that's what juliet is over the course of her 30-year career she transformed her community college at brownsville where she came president and the first hispanic woman of color to serve in american history. [applause] education is the cornerstone of our democracy creating a culture of excellence, affirmation and curiosity for generations of students, the first and their families to go to college and to you can see the american dream through her and because of her. other than my family the biggest impact

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somebody disqualified from being able to buy a o firearm was able to buy one because the united states air force didn't upload that information in the backgroundsq check system. but the person who saved lives that day was a man named stephen, a shooting instructor who took his ar 15 from his gun safe when he heard a shooting at the sutherland springs and went down there and stopped the shooter. we saw that happen again in indiana where a good samaritan wasn able to limit the damage e shooter was able to cause because these are law-abiding citizens exercising their second amendment rights. so i worry that if our focus is simply on the instrumentality, on the firearm itself and in inanimate object as a detriment to these other contributing factors that we will have missed the point. maybe we will have stayed on our talking points, but it will not allow us to reduce the carnage that we are seeing in cities across the country and regions across the united states. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. the first panel of witnesses we will welcome to the table and justst a moment. we have five minutes

hatcher was also a united states air force veteran and served more than 22 years in the military beforeking as a civil servant for the department of the navy. he was honored with the american -- african-american achievement award at california state university channel islands. he also aided in the establishment of the ventura county african-american chamber of commerce, tricounty century newspaper, and the naming of the thurgood marshall school in the oxnard school district. i encourage my colleagues to support this bill, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, i urge passage of h.r. 5659 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 5659. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended -- for what purpose does the gentleman from ind

could somebody disqualified from being able to buy a firearm was able to buy one because united states air force not upload that information to the back and checkfi system. the person is saved lives that day was a man named steven williford and nra shooting instructor who tickets they are 15 from his gun safe when he heard shooting in sutherland springs and went and stopped the shooter. we saw that happen again in indiana where good samaritan was able to limit the damage the shooter was able to cost because these are law-abiding citizens exercising their 2nd amendment rights. i worry that if our focuses simply on the edge mentality of the firearm itself an inanimate -- an inanimate object to the detriment detriment of the southwark and shooting factors that we will have missed the point and maybe we will have stayed on our talking points but we -- it will not allow us to reduce the carnage we were seeing in cities across the country and regions across the united states. thank youdu mr. chairman tradest thank you senator cornyn. our first panel of witnesses will be part of the table and just a mo

united states prior to the russian invasion of ukraine. i say this coming from a perspective, having served in the united states air force during the cuban missilerisis and the indochina war. i worked on nuclear weapons and nuclear armored b-52s and nonnuclear b-52s. we are slowly creeping into increasing military conflict in a proxy war in ukraine that could very easily slip into a war between the united states and the russian federation. nato, which started off at seven countries in 1948, has expanded to over 30 countries in nato. it's the largest, most powerful military alliance on the face of the earth, nato, the north american treaty organization, with nuclear weapons. now it is on the border of russia. if we put the shoe on the other foot, what happens if china had a military alliance in latin america and the caribbean and they were allied with countries there, in south america and the caribbean? gradually, over 25 years, they built their military alliance from seven countries to 15, including supporting a coup d'etat in mexico and took out a friendly government in mexico and put in a pro-chinese government in mexico, which aligns with chi

united states of america about this. uh, said, uh, speaking at the aspin institute and charles brown, chief of staff of the united states air forcemerican there is an american platform there is flu from sweden there is euro fighter or rafael so there are a number of different platforms that can be delivered to ukraine it will be something not russian. i can probably tell you this. what i can't do so say it. you, what exactly it will be, that is, he cannot say what exactly will happen, but it will be possible, through brown e he exposed himself, and directly explained that, most likely, america will not, but directly supply some aircraft , but will try to put pressure on european partners so that such planes are provided to ukraine, but there is one very serious moment rafafal, and the french rafael or the flu, and the swedish one is crazy, these countries cannot have expensive planes. to allow, as the united states, something to give. although we already see that the us cannot afford such things. they are already talking about the fact that we have exposed artillery e, that means, e parks, and armored parks, e and so on, yes, tha

air force, the united states air force is 80.450. m.of the whole which causes the action of individual administrations. i do not think that we should not lose sight of the fact that the american system still works. well, there can be many proposals here, because they come down here . the main thing is, of course, to decide with our economy, as i understand it. we are now converting money into yuan. yes, not in dollars anymore, but in october, what will we do when legislation is adopted in america, and 330 billion are confiscated dollars that turned out to be our gold reserves. here i don’t know for sure, i’m not an economist in this regard, it’s stalin yet, volodya, you know, i’m more inclined towards this idea, yes, but i’m still halfway there, we need to develop such tools that will, uh, publish with them the impossibility. e retaliatory strike here, this is important, so i suggested it. he proposed first to strike at strategic locations. yes , i suggest you said, you said that she says that you scare everyone, with an autonew war. in

they will allegedly start in 2023, for which, according to the command of the ukrainian air force, the united statess ready to spend $ 100 million, in general, a continuous lend list, now the gas government of ukraine also intends to make such a request to the american government, otherwise the heating season will not pass , but zelensky suddenly became worried if the europeans of europe would freeze in the coming winter, today we see another gas cargo in europe even despite the concessions regarding the nord stream turbine, russia does not is going to resume deliveries to european countries. all this is done to make it as difficult as possible for europeans to prepare for winter, which is a joke zelensky himself. after all, all the time he demanded that europe introduce them to barbie for gas and oil from russia and demanded that specific dates be named as soon as possible, but, apparently, as winter approaches, the will weakens and the fine shell times writes that while maintaining such an economic ukraine's policy faces a humanitarian crisis and financial catastrophe. by autumn ukraine has been s

physical lowing kinsey's honorable discharge in the united states air force he worked to serve his fellow vietnam era veterans by working alongside them and the v.a. to ensure those heroes could obtain the v.a. benefits they had earned in their time in service. over time, r.d.'s mission expanded and he worked with local veteran, their families, to ensure that they had the health care and benefits that they rightfully earned. r.d. dedicated his life to his fellow service heroes. in 2004, r.d. worked to establish the michael van johnson jr. american legion post 74 in north little rock, arkansas, where he held the commander position for 14 years. under his leadership, post 74 became known for their tremendous work in assisting veterans across the state. let me say personally, no one was more shipshape than post 74. in 2018, r.d. became the first african-american state commander in the history of the department of arkansas when he assumed the leadership of the american legion's command for that one-year term. while serving in this capacity, r.d. led nearly 15,000 arkansas military veterans an

in my opinion , the statement of the chief of staff of the united states air force generals charles brownan there is flu, from sweden has eurofighter or rafael. so there are a number of different platforms that can be delivered to ukraine, it will be something not russian. i can probably tell you this. what i can't say, so say it. you, what exactly it will be, yes, but such an interesting statement, when we can supply any aircraft that can be provided by a pilot, whose ukraine needs to be retrained, but the main keyword is firstly retrain. secondly, who will pay for it? who will pay for all the infrastructure? as serve these aircraft, who will give them weapons? this is money money money money and it is clear that these aircraft will be supplied from the stocks of these countries, especially european europe look at this in general, it is indirect, because the euro fire is also rafali, they have finite stocks. there are those who are in the army and there are those who are mob reserves, and new ones are not yet being produced in europe, now it is not up to the production of mass weapons. a

beautifully done, a great rendition from the united states air force.year of our lord 2022. i'm sorry i'm not with you. i wish i was. i'm here in tampa for turning point student action summit streaming live on folks nation. last night we'll play sound for a moment. president donald trump on stage over an hour and 20 minutes touching on number of topics including the one we'll start with. rachel, good morning, will, wow, freudian at this point. lawrence you don't look like will. i know that great to have you. lawrence: a little may have from the competition yesterday. i out come didn't go, will was in the stands would have beat him. i get that. i get that. >> i love how he ripped on will and you all in that comment. by the way on "the star-spangled banner," first time a pekingese in a car. pictures keep getting better. glad you're coming in from tampa. lawrence: i'm in for will cain. it is good to be with you all guys. we're talking about climate change. climate activisted thought they would go after ron klain, chief of staff white house. this is what th

i participated in the naval forces, attack drones, the bayraktar, the air force, the missile forces, artillery, units of the statee of the sbu and intelligence during the operation on the shift, the russian occupation forces suffered losses of more than 900 million dollars , the general staff reported. and in the kyiv region, ukrainian fighters burned enemy equipment with the help of a ukrainian drone p18 octocopter can carrying up to 5 kg of shells, you can stay in the air for up to 40 minutes, the cost of one such drone is about $20,000. now the r18 is used in all areas of the front, this one was made specifically for the performance of combat missions for strike sorties, we can destroy equipment at close range and in cooperation with other units of the armed forces, we can destroy quite a lot successfully, and the main thing is that it fell safely on our army soldiers demonstrate russian equipment in the czech republic, an anti-aircraft tank artillery installation was launched in prague the buk missile complex, as well as the remnants of missiles that were fired by the enemy at ukrainian cities , radio liberty

i'm retired from the united states air forces 29.5 years. why are we here? we're here for our fellow veterans to support veterans preference for the below market housing. veteran -- >> [audience cheering] >> i got worried about that. we're here today this morning for our fellow veterans to support veterans preference for the bmr below market rate housing. three years ago, we had a young couple come to our commission, not once but twice asking for help to qualify for the bmr. what they went through and how they were treated was a complete travesty. the husband was an army veteran and awarded purple heart. i wouldn't want a veteran to go through the process that this couple went through. because of them, two and a half years ago, supervisor mar, we started a process, two and a half years ago. under district four supervisor mar, and won -- we started this journey today and it ends with your support. i would be remised not to mention supervisor milgar and supervisor stafani and we passed legislation for veterans month for the whole month rear than one day. super

united states. he left from andrews air force base in maryland for his first stop in israel where he'll meet palestiniane he willjoin a summit of leaders of the gulf, along with those of jordan, egyptand iraq. the uk economy grew more than expected last month. figures from the office for national statistics show that gdp increased by 0.5% in may, after a drop of 0.2% in april. it came after a bounce—back across all three main sectors of the economy — services, manufacturing and construction, but businesses reported higher running costs, which has meant higher prices for customers. the energy regulator ofgem has told a number of energy suppliers to take urgent action after a review found failings with way they charge customers direct debits. our personal finance correspondent kevin peachey is here. so what's prompted this, kevin? remember back in april we had a large rise in energy bills typically of around £700 a year. in the two months before that 7 million households were told their direct debit payments will be going up to pay for that based on price and based on their past use and predicted use in t

i'm retired from the united states air forces 29.5 years. why are we here? we're here for our fellow veterans to support veterans preference for the below market housing. veteran -- >> [audience cheering] >> i got worried about that. we're here today this morning for our fellow veterans to support veterans preference for the bmr below market rate housing. three years ago, we had a young couple come to our commission, not once but twice asking for help to qualify for the bmr. what they went through and how they were treated was a complete travesty. the husband was an army veteran and awarded purple heart. i wouldn't want a veteran to go through the process that this couple went through. because of them, two and a half years ago, supervisor mar, we started a process, two and a half years ago. under district four supervisor mar, and won -- we started this journey today and it ends with your support. i would be remised not to mention supervisor milgar and supervisor stafani and we passed legislation for veterans month for the whole month rear than one day. super

and you will treat them all, we help to win, the air force of ukraine stands in defense of the sky space of our state, highly maneuverable and mobile unitstroy the enemy in the air, on land and at sea during the war, the air force proved its loyalty to the ukrainian people, they showed that neither on the ground nor they will pay, we will have peace by your side, but the jokes will win good evening we are from ukraine vasyl zima's big broadcast my name is vasyl zima , two hours of air time and my colleagues are with you until 21:00, two hours of your time, we will talk about the most important things, two hours to learn about the war , our broadcast serhiy zhoretska turns out to be military summaries of the day and what is the world like? physicist yuri will tell the world for two hours to keep up with the economic news of radio broadcasters oleksandr frowns he talks about the economy during the war and new sports yevhen pastukhov is ready to talk about sports for two hours in the company of his beloved the presenters are ready to talk about culture during the war, lena, or what many have become like, maybe the weather will give us some

here is our front , the air force of ukraine stands in defense of the sky space of our state, highly maneuverable and mobile unitsestroy the enemy in the air on land and at sea during the war, the air force proved its loyalty to the ukrainian people, showed that it is not on conscience no, they will pay, we will peace, but there will be victory already on february 24, the date that changed us, the date that changed the world and now. what interests us the most is our victory, when we defeat the enemy , so predict the course of the war. the saturday political club program returns to the espresso airwaves to help understand the events and predict the consequences of saturday vitaly portnikov and maria gurska will discuss the most relevant issues in order to draw appropriate conclusions. if you want to know how what is happening today will affect our tomorrow, watch the saturday political club every saturday on espresso the war in ukraine is the main topic for ukrainians victories and losses analysis and forecasts politics and geopolitics serhiy rudenko and the guests of his program will talk about all this people w

here is our front , the air force of ukraine stands in defense of the sky space of our state, a highly maneuverable and mobile unit destroys the enemy in the air on the land and conditions already during the war, the air force proved its loyalty to the ukrainian people, showed that neither on conscience nor in the sky will we occupy, there will be no peace, but there will be victory, the genre is very important in this difficult it's time to be aware of what is happening, we tell the news and help to understand the events, but the war can make its corrections if the broadcast signal is lost, watch espresso on the satellite now espresso has become available on two satellites at once viewers who watch our channel on the astra satellite should reset the tuner on the new parameters, because the old parameters will soon stop broadcasting espresso ukrainian view thank you for watching good evening we are from ukraine vasyl zimi's big broadcast me my colleagues are with you until 21:00. two hours of your time will be spent talking about the most important things. two hours to learn about the war. serhiy zhoretska will be

only confirm the words of the experts, and we can say that the air force of the armed forces also reported this week that the united states very serious about transferring aircraft to ukraine if they have already allocated 100 million for training pilots that airplanes will be given, as we just talked about with andrii ilyenko before, that is, this war will somehow, relatively speaking, end , but in a certain sense it will not end, it was like that in the 14th year. that is, the 14th year of ilovaisk then somehow it finished but it didn’t finish and that’s why we will really need these planes there anyway we are working now they will be in a year in two in three there will be more more more everything then you understand what will happen and then ukraine together with putin what will we continue in a few moments right now, a fresh news release from the espresso editorial office and our colleague anna eva melnyk is ready to present it, but you have no word, thank you colleagues for your work