operations while the fbi paid millions of dollars to social networks in 2017, representatives of the us air force central command even sent a list of 52 arabic-language accounts to the platform and asked for a special status, in particular, to exempt aspami from these accounts from these accounts wrote about the priorities of the us military in the middle in the east, anti-iranian messages were promoted and some profiles pushed the war. discourses against russia , china and other states, moreover, it turned out that the activity of such accounts twitter alone has 300,000 posts over the past 10 years and is it any wonder musk said that twitter received millions of dollars for censoring public information, here is how freedom of speech was assessed by ex-fir us intelligence scott ritter so is there freedom of speech, if it is means simply about what i can say at home, then yes it is, if freedom of speech, this is my ability to participate in a nationwide dialogue debate discussing important topics, when there is no freedom of speech the documents that came out are so detonated in the information sp

the visit according to the asu also here press zelenskyi flew to washington on a plane of the us air force from the polish city of rzeszów, to which he arrived from ukraine by train, how washington met the ukrainian president and the main thing what results did zelenskyi get after the visit to the united states, we will talk about this further before the broadcast the director of the eurasian center of the atlantic council of the usa and the fifth ambassador of the usa to ukraine john gerbs joins in congress greeted him even more warmly than many american presidents during their annual address, and it is also important to say that zelensky's speech was shown in prime time on all major american tv channels. well, that's how you, as a diplomat, would appreciate the importance of this visit . be results for the future, well, this visit is positive, even more development of american support for ukraine, being against the russian aggressor, and the main thing is that it can be said that zelensky received this visit. finally, thank god, you patriots, this the system of defense against rockets an

years, while the fbi paid millions of dollars to social networks in 2017, a representative of the us air forceentral command even sent a list of fifty-two arabic-language accounts to the platform, they were asked to be granted special status, in particular, to be exempted from aspami marks from these accounts wrote about the priorities of the us military in the near future. the southeast promoted anti-iranian messages and war, some profiles pushed discourses against russia, china and other states, moreover, it turned out that the activity of such accounts on twitter alone is 300,000 posts over the past 10 years and is it any wonder the words of the mask that twitter received millions of dollars for censoring public information, that's how freedom words appreciated by the ex-fir of american intelligence scotttor show so is there freedom of speech, if it means just about what i can say at home, then yes it is, if freedom of speech is my ability to participate in a nationwide dialogue debate discussing important topics when there is no freedom of speech documents that have come out so detonated i

todd, us air force lieutenant colonel and with a blow account and queer task is the use of american made drones by ukraine is a new escalation of the western involvement. and the conflict is concerning an alarming and it is consistent with some of the other things we've seen leading up to this point. you know, the intelligence sharing that has been going on us intelligence and that kind of thing. certainly the assistance with the american weapon systems that are been sent to ukraine along with american operators and trainers for that equipment out concerns about special forces being forward, being forward located to india surrounding countries including colon, but also the lab, lithuania, latvia, those guys are allies there, so this is just one more step in a very dangerous direction. providers of arms, they're making a lot of money. their stock is growing. it's, it's doing well. there are, they have guaranteed contracts well into the future. in part because of conflicts around the world, and specifically in due to the kind of money that's been spent on their company's products going int

earlier, the us air force froze the movement of all twenty strategic bombers, the stealth b2 spirit found that there could be security problems. and a malfunction. found already in the sky during one of the flights. the crew landed in an emergency. the whole world is entering the year 2023 in an emergency, reports the international institute for democracy to promote elections, while the list of states where there are problems with democracy entered the us there according to the institute. people do not believe in the results of the elections young people in political parties internet freedom is limited and corruption is growing andrey skvortsov together. peace in ukraine will not be achieved quickly. this opinion was expressed by the president of serbia aleksandar vucievicha. he noted that in order to end the conflict, clarity is needed, that one of the parties is losing now, according to the best part, the situation is stalemate, but the initiative on the russian side is fighting better than it fought. in the beginning they learned their lesson school and today are fighting incomparably

we heard from retired us air force left tank colonel karen cowski who says the rhyme. the report simply reflects the views of officials in washington. it really is an american centric type of study that they put together and it feeds, i think what, what probably americans in the pentagon are talking about. but i would, it doesn't look to be very well informed. i think it reveals a little bit about how american american politicians may be viewing this situation . it's, it's remarkable that there is no discussion of negotiations or diplomacy. there's no discussion of russian objectives as they have been widely publicized by putting himself, i mean, and everyone from him. so it's, it's really, i don't know how useful it is. i think it's useful as a data point. it doesn't seem to be very self aware and i think very typical of american foreign policy right now. very just living in its own world. while a rog report const, because the immense piece, oops, the u. s. s a say that has highlighted wilson commitment to the privacy for resolving conflicts. our efforts to modernize

of them, and the ministry of defense banned the flights of some of these fighters earlier, the us air forceroze the movement of all twenty b2 spirit strategic stealth bombers found that there could be problems with security. and a malfunction. found already in the sky during one of the flights the crew landed in an emergency enters 2023 the whole world reports in international institute for democracy electoral assistance in this list of states where there are problems with democracy entered the us there according to the institute. people do not believe in the results of the elections young people in political parties internet freedom is limited and corruption is growing andrey skvortsov together. launched three ballistic missiles in the direction of the sea of ​​​​japan, ryan hubbs reports this, and the reference to south korean military short-range missiles, flew about three hundred and fifty kilometers, the japanese government has already sent pyongya to protest, i note that the launch ballistic missiles became for the dprk-37 for the year in total north korea with pathologists more than

let's cross live mouth retired us air force, lieutenant colonel. karen, good koski can always good to see this new bomber. i mean, we don't really know a lot about it as tension areas, heights and tension, the wall. i mean, what would you make of the timing of this? well, frankly, it was, it was at the same time is that you know, on musk and twitter released the i twitter cover up. so i'm not sure who was watching the b 21 unveiling. the timing is such that i, you know, 7 years since they got the contract and they now have of the of the airplane. the prototype anyway, hasn't flown yet so. so the ceremony tonight the unveiling was really it was kind of a non event in many ways. it's a, it's a pretty airplane. looks a lot like the one that came to for it. and it'll be interesting to see what the other countries have, how similar it looks because we've been, we've been down this road before. losing to say, i mean, it's good, nothing to do with what's going on in ukraine. you think? i mean, the reason why i ask is because it's constantly hear about, yo

the us air force plans to purchase at least 149 of these aircraft, the contract is estimated at over 19 billion, military observers, however, doubt the effectiveness of the b21 in combat conditions, early experts pointed out the vulnerability of the bomber to the russian radar irbis e. russia made an official dimarsh on plenary meetings of the council of ministers of foreign affairs of the osce, permanent representative of russia alexander lukashevich announced this at the final session of the council, the protest is due to the fact that our delegation is headed by sergey lavrov. poland did not let russian deputies and diplomats into the parliamentary assembly. they just refused a visa. and what happened these days on the first second of december in lodz. this is a heavy impression from such an attempt to make a russophobic party of a euro-atlantic nature out of the obse and start to deal with russia and belarus on a grand scale, well, uh, nothing it didn't work out, so the issue went through. uh, in fact, in empty talk, not about how we build and restore spirits, but rather, how to

at war with russia and does not do anything that could provoke such a brigadier general of the us air forceer said about this today during a briefing at the pentagon. well, at the same time, official washington, according to him, will continue to help ukraine repel russian aggression by providing the ukrainian armed forces the forces all the necessary military assistance well, and then the quote of mr. general ryder, we said that we would do it long before russia decided to invade ukraine and we will continue to do it as long as it takes, i want to say, well, it’s not long, we don’t need to help us for a long time because we will win quickly. well, when we win, then we will win. thank you for this help. the situation in ukraine must be resolved during dialogue and negotiations . to vladimir putin during today's telephone conversation, the head of the indian government told putin that his aggressive war in ukraine can be ended only with the help of diplomacy, according to mr. narendrimodi. it is the only way forward in this situation. i will remind you that last week it became known that the

seven of them, and the ministry of defense banned flights of some of these fighters earlier, the us air force froze the movement of all twenty strategic stealth bombers b2 spirit found that there could be security issues there as well. and a malfunction. found already in the sky during one of the flights. crew crash landed emergency enters the year 2023 is reported by the whole world at the international institute for electoral assistance democracy, while the list of states where there are problems with democracy included the united states there according to the institute. people do not believe in the results of the elections of young people to political parties. internet freedom is limited and corruption is growing andrey skvortsov together. peace in ukraine cannot be achieved quickly. this opinion was expressed by serbian president aleksandar vuccivi, that in order to end the conflict, clarity is needed, that one of the parties is losing now, according to according to students, the situation is stalemate, while the initiative on the side of russia howls better than it fought. in the beginni

air force and so forth. and also the enqueue one and m q and so forth. and also the enqueue one and m 0 nine ustrike targets and are at an altitude that is difficult to knock down. —— targets and are at an altitude that is difficult to knock down. —- mq-1. i think the problem is our administration and other nations, are over estimating the risk of some sort of escalation if we take the next step and give ukraine these capabilities, and ijust don't see it. we have been wrong for ten months. every time we hold back on giving something, then we finally do, the russians don't react because they can't react. and we have been deterring ourselves, and the russians know that.- deterring ourselves, and the russians know that. thank you for “oinint russians know that. thank you for joining us. — russians know that. thank you for joining us. iten — russians know that. thank you for joining us, ben hodges. _ russians know that. thank you for joining us, ben hodges. a- russians know that. thank you for l joining us, ben hodges. a privilege. 1,000 new defibrillators could be installed across england. it's af

earlier, the us air force froze the movement of all twenty b2 spirit strategic stealth bombers found that there could be security problems. and a malfunction. found already in the sky during one of the flights. crew crash landed emergency enters 2023 the whole world reports to the international institute for election promotion democracy while listing states where there are problems with democracy entered the us there according to the institute. people do not believe in the results of the elections young people in political parties internet freedom is limited and corruption is growing andrey skvortsov together. the russian delegation arrived in the capital of brazil, where it will take part in the inauguration of the country's elected president, lula da silva, the solemn ceremony is scheduled for january 1, our country is represented by federation council speaker valentina matvienko. in the second round, he won more votes of the electors than his rival, the incumbent head of state. jair was a sanaru, meanwhile. uh, the current president of brazil, whose term expires today, has already

let's now go live to red, tie the us air force and tenant kernel current cars. great, see here on our see, i'm going to do that. what do you make of this, this report from the rand corporation? how possible all these describe scenarios? well, i guess they could be possible. it doesn't seem that they, that the rand corporation tried to look at russian objectives and then, you know, link them to russian actions. it really is an american centric type of study that they put together and it feeds, i think, what, what probably americans in the pentagon are talking about. but i would, it doesn't look to be very well informed here. i mean this up until now there's been those little talk in any of the scenario. another mention of negotiations, diplomacy. it's all just sort of military actions. but i mean, i would like to see a talk perhaps is how i mean, how, how good is this rhymed report? i mean, sure. is it credible? is it something that we should be taking seriously? well, i think, i think certainly that it should be read by everyone. i mean, if they published it it'

he had been in the us air force: recruits into the white house. but he was not a sort of rei. he was, he was in charge of thepaperwork but also happened to be in charge of the dating system . he was not going to blow the whistle on the next and but if he was called to congress and he was asked a direct question about theheating system he was going to answer honestly . so i think is a great perspective for a civil servant. but that you don't go out with a knife in your presence that even if but if you're called to testify and by another branch of the government or by investigation and you answer honestly that's what butterfield did. agreed that these hero not misty nixon wouldn't have beenforced to resign . >> is interesting, deane comes up as a quote hero and has been rehabilitated to a commentator everywhere he goes. there's a series on right now called gasoline. which is really kind of funny because it's as much about being as it is about mitch. i wonder if what we're seeing in ghastly which is deemed as this not comfortable in his own skin, very low-level thinker but not a

he had been a colonel in the us air force i think and he hold him and recruited him to the white house. but he was not a sort of party guy. he was you know a he was in charge of the paperwork, but he also happened to be in charge of the taping system. so he was not going to blow the whistle on nixon, but if he was called to congress and he was asked a direct question about the taping system. he was going to answer honestly. so you know that. i think that's a great perspective for a civil servant. that you know, you don't go out and put a knife in your president's back, even if but if you're called to testify and by another branch of the government or by investigations, then you answer honestly and that's what butterfield did so i agree with you but field is a hero and without his actions and without those tapes nixon wouldn't be have been forced to resign. yeah. thank you so much that it's interesting dean comes up as a quote hero. and and has been rehabilitated and is now a commentator everywhere you go. it's there's a series on right now called. gaslit. yeah about martha mitchell. ye

years, while the fbi paid social networks millions of dollars in 2017, representatives of the us air forceentral command even sent a list of fifty-two arabic-language accounts to the platform and asked to be granted a special status, in particular, to be exempt from aspami marks from these accounts, they wrote about the priorities of the us military in bli. in the south east, they promoted anti-iranian messages and the war in the pit, some profiles pushed discourses against russia, china and other states. moreover, it turned out that the activity of such accounts on twitter alone was 300,000 posts over the past 10 years censorship of public information, that's how freedom of speech is rated ex-fira american intelligence cattle ritter show so is there freedom of speech, if it just means what i can say at home, then yes it is, if freedom of speech is my ability to participate in a nationwide dialogue debate discussing important topics when there is no freedom of speech documents that have come out are so detonated in the information space. and what makes you think about the degree of legitim

reaper, as local politics writes, the us air force offered to put them at the beginning of the russianecial operation the stumbling block was the pentagon's position there , fearing that moscow could get hold of secret technologies intercepting drones using air defense systems is no less an acute problem. a chronic shortage of ammunition due to the transfer of shells from ukraine to the united states and almost none left for the needs of its own army. the situation in germany, the position of the bundeslier is also difficult because of the position of switzerland, which refuses to supply its weapons for use in the ukrainian conflict, and the frg will not be able to transfer the patriot air defense system to kiev, as declared in the foreign ministry of the country the free system of berlin is simply not available, as well as the legal basis for their supply. russia regrets that he does not condemn the strikes of the ukrainian army on the peaceful cities of donbass, this was stated by the permanent representative of our country vasily nebenzya at the un security council, the diplomat str

general loris norstat submitted a plan for a nuclear attack on the ussr for consideration by the us air forcecities, headed by moscow and leningrad, appeared as targets in the document, relations were such that the cold war could turn into a hot one hotter than a real war, the americans had these plans, a troyan plan, a tablet where it was painted how much it was necessary to throw there on moscow on leningrad when did this attack start? the united states was not afraid of a retaliatory strike, because the ussr did not have a nuclear bomb in 1945, and according to the forecasts of pentagon analysts. it could have appeared no earlier than the year 1954, but in august 1949, an american meteorological service plane spotted it during a scheduled flight to the pacific ocean. there are traces of nuclear decay in the air near kamchatka. it meant only one thing , the soviet union tested an atomic bomb, when you have about 20 kilotons exploding there, and a huge fireball goes up the shock wave, light radiation and fission fragments they rise to great heights and spread throughout the world. soviet sci

exclusively in english and seems to be bathed in american support upon arrival to america on a us air forces intelligence services, as it was once with the first president of vietnam, ngo, a loyal american ally of the gangway, then met eisenhower himself. true, in the end, the vietnamese leader was overthrown by the puchists, put him in the basement and killed with a shot in the back of the head. the cia knew about the conspiracy, but felt that it was not advisable for washington to prevent it. if when i was in bakhmut, yesterday our heroes gave me a battle flag from those who defend ukraine, europe and the whole world with their lives. they are have been asked to hand over this flagship to the members, the senate and congress, whose decisions can save millie lives, these decisions will be made. let this flag stay with you, even kiss zelensky’s hand home, the president of ukraine will also bring night vision devices, according to an american publication. hill heard that they create the appearance that zelensky is allowed to make a decision on his own in washington will act only in his own i

us air force says the pilot was forced to maneuver around a chinese naval fighter that came within 10 of that american plane, the air force releasing video of the incident happened on december the 21st officials say the u. s plane was conducting just routine surveillance over the south china sea in international airspace. when the chinese navy fighter position itself 10 ft from the wing of that u s jet, the american pilot took evasive maneuvers to avoid a collision. the u. s says this reflects a quote concerning trend of unsafe and dangerous intercept practices and in south korea highway crash ignited a fire day killing five and injuring 37 years. soul accardo truck crashed into a bus and a highway tunnel, south korea's national fire agency said. three of the 37 injured are currently in serious condition, the rest with little injuries. the reason for the collision is unknown. still to come. financial hardship affecting families that barry organization lending a helping hand to those with pets and ensure they can all stay together. it's coming up. and a barrier weather still tracking s

that china really demonstrated its military advantages, while the united states of america or the us air forcend since today this demonstration factor is acquiring a very great reputational value, at least in modern american politics, you understand this is the same thing, a serious blow to the united states, so to speak, to the policy of the administration biden. well, if the congress, now you understand, will really consider issues related to afghanistan and ukraine , there may be raised issues of the ineffectiveness of the american approach to china, because this is, in fact, the republicans’ fix idea, that the most important thing is to really focus on china and it turns out that here in ukraine or there in iran or somewhere else the administration in afghanistan did not win lavrov and at the same time a strategic initiative but at least the tactics are strategic the initiative in china's relations, if not missed, then at least slips out of hands. well, as we know the outgoing year is the year of the tiger for the united states. i have a feeling that it is like the year of such a paper tig

balsky timofey mukhin nikolai petrov to lead the beijing bureau in time before christmas from the us air forcehes of the ukrainian president for the new year more weapons, especially those that are far away flies for ballistic attacks with zelensky suggest that he has acting skills in an annoyed white house military spending house of representatives really need to publicly praise biden in the style of a kvn captain contest well, cnn is generally waiting for the second churchill his visit will end almost like churchill's speech at forty the first leader of the belligerent country speaks with the us congress. but churchill, unlike zelensky , did not ask for weapons, but for direct participation in the war for ukraine, the americans do not want to fight, but his second churchill was pushed through by congress with words about his semi-american origin. well , the origin of zelensky in both chambers makes him related only to victoria saved by the only americano ukrainian on the capitol valentin bogdanov about why there will be no triumphant tour? for the first time in 10 months, zelensky’s outing o

years, while the fbi paid social networks millions of dollars in 2017, representatives of the us air force central command even sent a list of 52 arab-language accounts to the platform and asked for a special the status in particular to be freed from aspami marks from these accounts wrote about the priorities of the us military in the middle east , promoted anti-iranian messages and war. some profiles pushed discourses against russia, china and other states. moreover, it turned out that the activity of such accounts on twitter alone is 300,000 posts over the past 10 years and is it any wonder that musk said that twitter received millions of dollars for censoring public information, that's how freedom of speech appreciated the ex-fira of american intelligence cattle rhetorician. what is is freedom of speech, if it means just what i can say at home, then yes it is, if freedom of speech is my ability to participate in a national dialogue debate discussing important topics, when there is no freedom of speech, the documents that came out are so detonated in information space. and what makes you

us air force colonel yes is danger, in your opinion, in the coming month, given the problem, which ispons by the us and other nato countries as this war continues to reduce stocks and equipment more and more. yes, this is one of the big problems facing the entire western alliance, because the defense of the industrial base, as all these countries know. in europe, since the usa and canada are really not created for this kind , this fact made it difficult for the west to supply ukraine ukraine uses weapons at a very high rate, of course, and ammunition is another thing that is that the barrels of various guns overheat for the west, especially if the west wants to continue helping ukrainians, in principle, already publicly. and this is not a question of a month or even six months. yes, there are different estimates, but this goes beyond annual planning. so, how is the temperature there? well, how is it, in general, with everything else , this is one factor, the second seryozha, which you again touched upon. this is still hope for that, and this is with zelensky is wearing this, that now

forces. they're sending missiles into ukraine, propellers. they're using barshan air bases. and i think most the experts you talk to will say that in the long run year, putin will probably have to push luc jenko aside if he wants to use the bellows as the kind of jumping board for full scale invasion and get belarus and forces involved for now, he's been now doing very well. it basically sitting on kind of both chairs at same time, keeping his country kind of some wiggle room himself while you're doing enough to get money and other support from moscow to keep his own population in check. i'm and i think for now it looks like his carrying on that faithfully successfully. i'm very briefly, nick, because we also heard the french president manuel mccaul commented on possible negotiations between russia and ukraine and to put as so called security guarantees into play. what more can you tell us for now, there's very little detail on that. i think there's a sense here and key of that as always, a mental nicole wants to play the kind of intermediary and kind of show more openness t

ground forces are being trained for those complexes that have already been transferred to us, and maybe potentially some will be transferred. we also know about the training of other specialists for the airce. this is particularly the case with us, and also ice actually, there is no talk of petriv yet. well, there is no such information yet, and then, as i understand , a process is currently taking place in parallel with the possibility of receiving sumpt complexes from france, because the french ambassador to ukraine said this, the prime minister said this minister of ukraine shmygel, maybe you have some new important details about this trend. i wanted a very good complex myself. i talked to professional people who are anti-aircraft fighters, quite well, with a lot of experience, who are even already studying this complex on their own. a powerful and modern complex specifically against ballistic missiles, its possible use is very effective, and this complex could also become if we have, well, anti-povid means, in fact , aristo, eh, he himself would sleep well in that eh company and petriv, that's why er, those complexes, all of which announced this specifically for the air forces of med

. >> they told us the air force officials had raised no content, they told us that, they have properlyided the corporation, and they see no problem with it. which just simply isn't true. they did a google search, that was the vetting process. if the company. >> will back in july, "the ingraham angle" first branch of the story of a chinese company as you just heard name fool thing, it is attempting to build a cornell just miles from american air force space, which is yesterday the committee on foreign investigation in the united states concluded that its review saying that they do not have just diction to block this. will end up the very bluntly, the committee that congressmen data, and gave the authority to protect america's national security, is allowing a chinese business, with ties to beijing and means the ccp, to operate near miles from an american military installation. what is general austin? millie? what spending so much money on national defense, when obviously buddy in washington tends to defend this country here on our land at all. he now is gordon chang, a senior fellow who

well, thanks to the work of air defense, in particular , the air force of ukraine, it is easier for usmuch yuriy ignat well, i don't know, we congratulate all our air forces on the coming new year, we wish it to be a good one for all of us and thank you in advance. i congratulate you yuriy ignatorechnik of the air force command of the armed forces of ukraine was with us. well, let's talk next and with the spokesman of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, as well as historian and religious scholar andriy kovalov, e.p. andrii, good day to you. glory to ukraine, friends , glory to the heroes e-e p. andrii, did today’s attacks by the russians frighten you? i don't even know this kind of work here, they scare you every day and you're just starting to get used to it already some kind of pravda format if i don't want to say that it's obviously american all over kyiv, cannonade was heard and that's exactly what it's worth saying... e on the approach to kyiv and the air defense forces of the e-e air forces of the armed forces of ukraine as well as other e-e units of the defense for

us air force's top bomber forced to retire entire bomber fleet, stealth b2 was recalled due to possibleowing an emergency landing by one of the bombers at whiteman air force base in missouri where it then caught fire causing an in-flight malfunction on a hitherto unknown runway until remains closed to this day due to debris. the rest of the bombers. while they can not take off or land on such a recently announced planned replacement of the b2 bomber with a new b21, the price of each two would exceed a billion dollars. this suspension comes amid a surge in tensions with countries such as china and its threats against us allies taiwan b2 was also recently deployed to europe as a show of force. does the us make bomber landings vulnerable? it is important to remember that these aircraft, whether b2 b52 and others, are our technologically. and the parts are broken by advanced aircraft, we will fix them and return them in the air. as for the visit of the president of ukraine to the united states of america, according to cnn, right now zelensky is moving towards washington, other sources indic

and if the when he asked the us air force how many of the of the missiles could you take out in a surprise attack. and said probably 90%. the answer was probably 60%. next question. just one more quick word, tim expert. sure. go ahead, mary. the also kennedy was thinking about world war one and how quickly powers had stumbled into war. and he didn't to stumble into war in that same way. over here, please. oh, hi. i was brought in the new york city school system, so i remember duck and cover, which these huge windows like this, which were lacerate me unbelievably and. i would dive under my desk, which would become my funeral pyre. and we were all living in a world of terror at the time. now, there's two things that i didn't. one was how much the bay of pigs played into this and where the hell was our da? because he was a monster. all of this junk. thank you. who would like to thank you for your question, sir. now, dan you want to go ahead. yeah, i'll say. i really strongly think among the things that we have not here in hardly anyone except for the presidential. in 1962 was that crisis did

have what we have it's true today the air defense forces of the air defense forces said more precisely the spokesman of the air defense forces said that russia used cruise missiles kha-101 caliber radar missiles what does this tell you about the fact that they still have a stock of this kind of missiles, despite the fact that they are partially expending them, replenishing them and the same amount as it was, but it is there, and that is why we need it. well, first of all, during such a missile strike, the missile is in warehouses to respond to signals is secondly , first of all, air defense specialists need to increase their efficiency and destroy both missiles of this kind, they were launched with a naval base, as well as air and anti-missile defense, and we are engaged in this, it is clear that 100% there is no e- not a single country, and unfortunately, those that break through, you see, cause damage and influence, and therefore this work must be carried out even more intensively, to build up the potential in order to destroy the majority, this is the task on which the air force team is working of the armed forces, you say that there is a stoc

the b $21.00 is expected to cost nearly $700000000.00 us dollars per plane. air force officials say will form the backbone of its future bomber force, and the 1st one is expected to be in the skies as early as next year. ah, joseph siri, c, yoni is a national security expert and member of the council on foreign relations in washington d. c. he is what he told us about the potential of this unmanned and supposedly undetectable. new u. s. bama. i visited that facility. i've seen that spread us as to the beach to bomber some people are calling this the b 2 point one, because it's largely an upgrade from that bomber. i'd a different to wait or absorb encoding a new electronics. it is a very impressive, very sophisticated, very expensive machine, but it's not clear at all that you need it. it's not clear what the mission is to stand the talking points that you heard in that recent press report. but you don't really need a man to bomber in this age of throne warfare. you certainly don't need it for the nuclear emission, which it's designed for. we have 2000 warheads on our submarines that can

the b $21.00 is expected to cost nearly $700000000.00 us dollars per plane. air force officials say will form the backbone of its future bomber force, and the 1st one is expected to be in the skies as early as next year. joel hickman focuses on trans atlantic defense and security at the center for european policy analysis. we asked him what he makes of the timing of the new bombers unveiling. i think we've got to recognize that that they 21 has been in development since 2015. and we know that both china and russia have their own stealth bomber equivalence and continue to work on these. but i think most classified weapon programs are usually shrouded in secrecy. and we know that the b 20 warn veda is not going to add them to take his 1st flight to well into next year. so i think we can read read something into the timing of this this unveiling. i think it since a very strong deterrence message given the could you please full context? you know, with putin save about being in ukraine and as mentioned at the top of the program, china's expansion of its nuclear forces. and i think this is a s

the b $21.00 is expected to cost nearly $700000000.00 us dollars per plane. air force official sate will form the backbone of its future bomber force, and the 1st one is expected to be in the skies as early as next year. and here's a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. chinese authorities have begun closing coven 19 testing facilities in beijing. a further sign that the country may be softening its tough lockdown policies. this follows unprecedented protests across the country, which so people demanding the relaxation of coven rules. and demonstrations have sparked a crackdown by authorities trying to stifle any unrest. families of the victims of the val day school shooting in the united states have filed a lawsuit against police and various other officials. relatives accused them of waiting for too long before confronting the gunman. thousands of demonstrators have marched through the south korean capital sol, in support of a group of striking truck drivers. the drivers say they stopped working because of harsh working conditions and financial strugg

there was a way in which the some of the some the us air force were harassing cubans, which he felt ratcheting up the tensions at a time that was not helpful because. he was engaged in a secret negotiation by that point, a epistolary negotiation with khrushchev when. they saw things as in an analog sense we're doing compare and contrast ukraine after the war began, remember, had that televised meeting where he sitting down with shreck, who is defense minister and i can't remember who else was there as gareth ratzinger, the chief of general staff. and they're both kind of like these looks on their faces, like no, this is not going well. and he and he makes the announcement that we're raising our strategic alert levels of the nuclear forces. i've talked to a number of intelligence officials who said after that happened, saw nothing but one thing that something else that i remember at reading that kennedy was unhappy about was that the united states undertook a nuclear test during cuban missile crisis, which he had not wanted have happen. he was also unhappy because the cia undertook a sabotage o