and this is already the verdict of the putin regime in favor of your version . his us visa the war of the us joint chiefs of staff stamp what do you think it could have been about well we understand synchro reinforcement and certain guarantees but your vision was ok, the more advanced ones were destroyed, these two generals discussed specific plans for a specific offensive operation, this is the day on which he narrowly spoke more places back in an interview with a journalist. to hack the russian system of byron's revolution in crimea and the kherson region, i need a big kitten for this, and it is written quite modestly, it is necessary to say, eh, in today 's presentation, a set of requirements for 300 tanks 700 $ 600 hz i think that the two generals have already discussed the specific course of operations the final approach to the operations of ukraine and its western allies, but there is one more point and it is called the moscow kremlin, the appointment, so to speak, to the appropriate position of the chief of the russian general staff gerasimov and, accordingly , an attempt to somehow rebuild its aggressive

army general mark milley, chairman of the us joint chief of staff. do you think that that played a role? i wish that i thought that. um but i don't think that, i mean putin at any point if he were interested in talking to the west talking to the u s. um could there's regular exchanges between you know, the highest levels. also the defense minister, secretary of defense and defense minister um level so the doors are open when they want to talk. um i don't think i don't think this move was about that. i think this move is you know trying trying someone a to have a new fall guy and be maybe to have a better strategy because certainly the current one hasn't been very successful i mean all this discussion over whether we will see a change in russian military strategy that comes after russia has been bombarding city across ukraine and critical civilian infrastructure you might have recently seen that leveling of an apartment block full of residents during a major missile attack on new pro now following that attack in his evening video address, ukrainian pr

he was holding a news conference on ukraine along with side his us joint chiefs of staff, mark, milly, and there at the ross stein air ranch sign air based in germany, where the u. s. is long with 50. other countries have been meeting to coordinate military support for keys. let's bring in stuff. awesome. she's joining us from the ramstein air base in germany. so step what stood out for you from this press conference. well, it seemed that the secretary austin was really trying to hide his disappointment, but there must have been some feelings of disappointment, not only at his side, but also at utter nato partners about the fact that germany has the late this decision. secretary also actually specifically flew to berlin, alas, yesterday to speak with the new a defense minister of germany. and he was definitely hoping, hoping of some more progress today. but as the german minister announced earlier today, there will not be a decision today at maybe he said it could be tomorrow, it could be in a week or 2 weeks, but it's such a delicate matter with so many pros and cons. he said that th

is reported by e-e relevant structures well, also important news from our dear friend the us joint chiefs of stafflli russia wants to attract reinforcements and the secretary of defense of the united states has asked the members of rammstein for so that they immediately speed up their efforts, yes, and we have a guest. well, i understand that we will finish the work here in the shelter until the release of the news, although, again, throughout the territory of ukraine. they are already almost there, except for one region, they are half a day, that's how i understand it odesa oblast well, there is also the luhansk oblast in the east of our country, there is also kharkiv oblast, and the air alert is the same for the rest of the territory of ukraine, it is now er, already without a corresponding alarm, either we or not, mykolayovych, well, in one word , er, we add to the conversations of paul the bear deputies of the dnipro district council, mr. pavlo we congratulate you so i congratulate you we already had an alarm response, we are already working on the ground well, i still want to ask about the co

joining us, we've been listening to a press conference by us defense secretary lloyd austin, and the u. s. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark, milly, they were speaking at a meeting of nato and defense leaders at the us air base in ramstein. let's go back to d. w. the chief political correspondent, nina houser, who is an ramstein and has been following the remarks made by the 2 of them. neither the us defense secretary, he began by outlining all the new military aid that's being pledged by ukraine's allies. and again, he stressed that it's not just about ensuring ukraine security, but it's also about the security of europe and even the world about the future of the world. what else stood out for you in the remarks by the defense secretary? what i thought was interesting was how the u. s. defense secretary austin said that today was actually a very clear message that the west is united that are, they are resolved, remain committed to supporting ukraine for as long as it takes. they warned that list war, my dragon, and that day to day was a symbol also of unity or towards russia. and. and they said that essentially a bo

joining us, we've been listening to a press conference by us defense secretary lloyd austin and the u. s. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark, milly, they were speaking at a meeting of nato and defense leaders at the us air base in ramstein. let's go back to d. w, as the chief political correspondent, nina houser, who is an ramstein and has been following the remarks made by the 2 of them. near the us defense secretary, he began by outlining all the new military aid that's being pledged by ukraine's allies. and again, he stressed that it's not just about insuring ukraine security, but it's also about the security of your.

gathering of everyone, and the military from nato, but at this meeting, the head of the joint committee , the us chief of staffe in our opinion, a surprising statement to listen to in the end, this is a war, like all others, it will end at a kind of negotiating table that will take place at a time when both leaders of the two countries, both ukraine and russia, decide for themselves zelensky by a special decree, he forbade himself any kind of negotiations with russia and decided, thereby, to show that the edge of the abyss is already better. but this statement is a milestone, it is still surprising, because at the american base in germany they just decided. who and how many tanks should give to ukraine, but look what came of it. because russia is a big country, it is used to fighting to the end. she used to almost lose and then recover everything she did. it was with napoleon she did it with hitler it was absurd to think that russia lost the war or that its military is incompetent, so right now it is necessary to continue to arm ukraine we lithuanian foreign ministers latvia estonia urge germany to immediately

of the joint committee. chief of staff. they are a prize that they will not be attentive to us, that we have great power, the great power hasthat's the point. you are a real legator, a terrible furious, which gobble up everyone gennady petrovich or just gena the gardener of the arboretum, so we are big. if you once again in this apartment, then your big business. yes, it turns out that my husband and my cat is the most intelligent creature in our family of orientalism. this is some kind of conditional parallel agenda to continue the conversation in the new episodes of our podcasts, and so as not to miss anything. subscribe listen and watch on the video platform we watch the stations we watch. there are no more questions, but for your own security zone, everything else is not even about history. that is, we had these illusions , the problem is that those people who today rule the united states of america and western europe. here are two, in fact, with those who are against us, they have no future at all, because they entered into the strongest economics in its history have just entered and they are already underway.

we heard from the us defense secretary lloyd austin as well as the u. s. joint chiefs of staff mark, milly, where they said that there is been no deal so far, at least on the leper to tanks for ukraine from germany. but the u. s. is still committed to leading the coordinated efforts to defend ukraine, militarily the u. s. also announcing that it's sending 2 and a half $1000000000.00 worth of armored vehicles on air defense to the country. we will take a break on the right here and i'll just 0 and up next, it'll be africa direct. but at the top of the hour, in less than 30 minutes time, we'll have more news for you and all the latest headlines. thanks for watching and bye for now. mm. ah. ah ah ah the ah ah. i do. wow courtney all enamel you know when you man and you got it in union yeah. a little more thing. how you good news which you know well academy. yeah, no, then i never told me did yeah, yeah, yeah. or lack of bob you. okay. and then the ladies who cabinet at the middle of my local cut was because they don't know what that what they get nominated, punish on the so what i

us arsenal. for this reason , it will take several months to transfer these abrams m1a2 tanks to ukraine. . i think that the position of the minister us defense forces austin and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the us air force general, the mile mark regarding abrams has not changed. i mean it will be difficult to maintain and maintain these tanks. the 31 tanks scheduled for shipment to ukraine will not include the secret armor that makes the newest version of the tank so lethal federal policy prohibits the export of abrams with a secret set of armor used by the us army, it uses depleted uranium, according to a source familiar with such us policy they remove armor from vehicles according to a secret recipe before selling to other countries, questions remain regarding the timing when abrams tanks can be delivered to ukraine tanks are assembled in only one place at the general dynamics state plant in lima states this enterprise can produce 12 tanks per month, but now the queue is full of new tank orders for taiwan and poland orders that would be difficult and probably controversial to postpone. and now, perhaps, the most idiotic sensation of recent days in washington you won’t believe it, i

of us there." in germany, the u.s. military has begun its training of ukrainian forces. the chairman of the joint chief of staffs general mark milley says it is aimed at honing the skills needed either to launch an offensive or counter a surge in russian attacks. norah. >> debora patta, thank you very much. >>> in memphis, tennessee, there was another day of protests over the death of a 29-year-old man who died following a traffic stop. the tennessee bureau of investigation has launched a use of force investigation, and the family is demanding police body cam video be released immediately. cbs's elise preston reports. >> reporter: tonight, demands for answers in the in-police custody death of 29-year-old tyre nichols are growing louders. >> this man should be with his family. >> reporter: nichols died january 10 lthd, three days after his family believes he was beaten by police during a traffic stop. memphis police are releasing few details, but they say that on the night of january 7th, officers attempted to pull the car over, which led to two confrontations. the second after the driver tried to flee. once unde

of us there." in germany, the u.s. military has begun its training of ukrainian forces. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staffrk milley, says it is aimed at honing the skills needed either to launch an offensive or counter a surge in russian attacks. norah. >> o'donnell: debora patta, thank you very much. in memphis, tennessee, there was another day of protests over the death of a 29-year-old man who died following a traffic stop. the tennessee bureau of investigation has launched a use of force investigation, and the family is demanding police body cam video be released immediately. cbs' elise preston reports. >> i am a man! >> and he was a man! ( chanting protests ) >> reporter: tonight, demands for answers in the in-police- custody death of 29-year-old tyre nichols are growing louder. >> this man should be with his family! >> reporter: nichols died january 10, three days after his family believes he was beaten by police during a traffic stop. memphis police are releasing few details, but they say that on the night of january 7, officers attempted to pull the car over, which led to two confrontations, the s

of the hour. we'll hope you join us then. ah. awe on november, the 3rd 1945, just a month after the war ended, the u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3 to 9 and select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right. is the u. s. s i was devastated by, well, it either states last about 400000 people had the brit sloss less than the americans did. and the soviet suffer 27000000 deaths. mm mm 27000000 is an incredible number whitehead, john kennedy k has american university of commencement address and that is 63. he said that what the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states, east of chicago having been destroyed. mm hm. initially the plan to attack the u. s . l was code named trojan overtime. it evolved into pendula, bush, mega crankshaft, half moon, coke wheel off tackle, and cherry, a. dia. december 19th, 1949 saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation dropshot, date of attack. january the 1st 1957. the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the usaa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from

we know that girls, mom sometimes even speaks with us. army general mark, milly, chairman of the u. s. joint chief of staff, do you think that that played a role? i wish that i thought that, but i don't think that i mean it couldn't at any point if he were interested in talking to the west talking to the u. s. could there's regular exchanges between, you know, the highest levels. also the defense minister, secretary defense and defense minister level. so the doors are open when they want to talk. i don't think, i don't think this move was about that. i think this move is, you know, trying, trying someone a to have a new fall guy and be may be to have a better strategy because certainly the current one hasn't been very successful. i made all this discussion over whether we will see a change in russian military strategy that comes after russia has been bombarding cities across ukraine and critical civilian infrastructure. you might have recently seen that leveling of an apartment block full of residents during a major missile attack on new pro. and following that attack in his evening video address, ukrainia

and as we are waiting for statements from the us defense secretary lloyd austin and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark, milly, we can speak to d. w as chief political correspondent, nina hossa, who has been following all of the action and discussions at the meeting there at the u. s. air basin, ramstein. so nina, we heard the german defense minister speaking earlier today. and he said that there were good reasons for hesitating to send ukraine. the battle hangs those leopard to tanks. he said no decision hadn't been made yet. but did he explain what those reasons are for hesitating for waiting for as victorious said that there are good reasons to deliver the combat tanks of the leper to ty, but there are also good reasons not to do so. and he said that the picture is not that clear amongst allies. he said the impression that many people gotten that the media are also a perpetrated that so germany was isolated on that issue was completely wrong. and that there are a couple of allies who have their doubts and who really want to make sure that they've discussed all the potential implication

what the chief of the joint chiefs of staff in the united states of america said here. listen to this score, what did you write? washington dc the ushas launched an expanded, more sophisticated training program for the ukrainian military, which is focused on large-scale combat operations and is designed to strengthen ukraine's ability to retake territory from russian forces, general mark milli. chairman the joint chiefs of staff, said the exercise began sunday at a graphene training ground in germany and will last five or six weeks. machines, and other weapons to inflict maximum damage on the enemy here, as far as it really is a step towards the victory of the ukrainian armed forces the emphasis is very important here, and this article is practically. well, let's just say that the americans took over the management of the training of troops, if before that they delegated it to europe, the europeans made their own training center lists first, the british did it in different countries, the poles, the czechs, the lithuanians, and then they made the single center with headquarters in poland, now, and not the successes of the apu, at th

joint chiefs of staff. the secretary while begin with opening remarks. thank you for your assistance and over to you secretary alston. thank you all for joining us today. i'm confident ukraine's partners are determined to meet this moment. the united states remains committed to leading in this coordinated effort and this morning i was pleased to announce another major round of u.s. security assistance designed to meet ukraine's urgent battlefield requirements. this $2.5 billion package is one of our largest yet. it helps ukraine meets its defense needs with additional munitions. and avenger systems. this package also helps tackle ukraine's urgent need for armor and convent -- combat vehicles. it includes infantry fighting vehicles and 90 stryker armored personnel carriers, 53m-wraps and 350 armored humvees. it will provide thousands more rounds of artillery. we were honored to hear this morning from president zelenskyy of ukraine. let me also thank several other brief ukrainian leaders for joining us today. that includes my good friend mr. alexi resnikov and the deputy chief of defense. their presentations gave us a first-hand account of what ukraine's

ukrainian fighters, which is carried out by american instructors, the chairman of the joint committee said. the chief of staff in the us army, general mart miller, berlin himself announced new transports for hosting and began the transfer of air defense systems to poland, the dpa agency reports. and already from poland to germany, the prime minister of morovets is going. the purpose of the visit is to convince chancellor scholz to abandon pacifism and give the go-ahead for the supply of leopard 2 tanks in ukraine, in other words, muravedsky will convince scholz to unleash the third world war, according to the polish prime minister in ukraine and this is the fate of europe that is why german tanks should not rust, they urgently need to throw pain prepares for a world war war and the former head of the munich security conference, wolfgang ischinger. today he proposed to transfer the economy of europe to a military footing in order to achieve the complete exhaustion of russia at the same time ukraine has become a quotation test site for western weapons. it's not anti-western. roskosni. this is a great investigation of the

command, if we have here, the commander-in-chief of the joint grouping, the chief of the general staff, who is his deputy, surovikin surovikin, was not just at ush us the commander of the vks yes, then we have the commander of the ground forces there, the third kim yes, in my opinion, he is there, that is, as if we are doing it under the leadership of gerasim now everyone is gathering. in general, the entire head of the operation is the quantity and this is true. looks like something that has n't been found yet. first of all, what is the required action. yes, the president spoke about this, that is, some reserve is a reserve. what about help? eh, this western one, and it's not just about tanks. here i imagined that they write there. yes, it's important to note. we talked for several months about what the americans might deliver. and so is sms yes, we are talking about it, and not as before. they did not give the ukrainians do not know. well, we can hardly told. well, so to speak, there is no official information that the americans handed over, on the contrary, uh, some lobbyists inside america say that they just also intend to hand over small-d

joint chiefs of staff mark milley visited the training site to oversee some of the exercises that began over the weekend. 500 ukrainian soldiers are being trained on combined arms warfare which layers the usehicles. at the same time, a group of ukrainian soldiers have also arrived stateside in oklahoma. there they will focus on patriot air defense training taught by the same instructors who teach both u.s. soldiers and our european allies. the training in the u.s. is expected to take several months. joining us now, senior coalitions adviser for concerned veterans for america, retired master sergeant jason beardsley, a decorated combat veteran. thank you for being here this morning. feels like a bit of a new moment with the allies of kyiv, sending tanks, new equipment. we know the patriots are going over there as well as the new training efforts in oklahoma and germany. what sort of impact do you think it will have? >> it's a great impact. it's hard to do in the middle of the war. it's great to see the allies stepping up. this is in their neighborhood, their backyard. they have a primary concern. getting weapons to them, i think that's a fundamental thing from the europeans. where the u.s.

and to be used in those areas where it is necessary for you to remember the scumbag, maybe you have some information in order to interpret the meeting between the chief of the american joint staff marco mili and valery luzhznymi, the general commander, so we understand that maybe maybe i don't know for sure yet a representative of the polish military command was attached to them in one or another format. well, i don't know, maybe, maybe not. what do you think it could be about? come on, i think it's not difficult for us to guess what it was about war yes and it is very good that this meeting took place by the way, the first personal meeting of mila and zaluzhny and it is very good that their personal contact took place there, not only the contact that took place online. i am convinced that they synchronized our actions with the help of our allies in order to to oppose russia and in order to take actions for a counteroffensive and to liberate ukrainian territories in the west, our partners are helping us very, very seriously, and i want to say that when i was in the east of ukraine on monday, we visited our brigades located in the kramatorsk district, in the yampol district, in

us will be supplying ukraine a one m. abrams tanks very powerful tank. this comes after weeks of the top raph, the pentagon, the secretary of defense, the chairman, joint chiefs and staff really casting doubt on whether or not that this could really help you. crane they said focuses on the upcoming spring offensive. there wouldn't be enough time to get that done. meanwhile, crane's government is on and greater anti corruption efforts after a string of resignations, ukrainian prime minister dennis schmilo, made the promise during a cabinet session. a top adviser for deputy ministers and 5 regional governors left that posts on tuesday. this is the biggest shake up in the country leadership since february's invasion by russia. at least $67.00 journalist and media workers were killed last year. that is the highest numbers as 2018 and almost 50 percent rise over 2021. more than half of these killings occurred in just 3 countries, ukraine, mexico and haiti. 18 of those killed were local reporters who were murdered in retaliation for their work covering politics, crime, or corruption. and lebanon's head of security. major general a bus emperor him and former prime minister ha

of the joint committee. chief of staff, they are a prize that they will not fight with us, that we are a great power great powerthing else is not even about history. that is, we had these people. the problem is that those people who rule today, the united states of america and western europe, are two of them. and actually, with those who are against us, they have no future at all, there will be no future at all, because they entered. they have just entered the strongest in their economic history and so many, and they already suspect that a good way out of it doesn't exist, which means. what is needed, while they still have the strength to eliminate those who can take their place in this sense, they are not afraid of china, so that china does not speak, it speaks in hieroglyphs and, accordingly, for this reason , no one but the chinese. nobody can understand this, so china is not a threat. here is this liberal western civilization, not a threat. and we are threats because we speak the language that their people understand, and for this reason, they have very little time left in order not to liquidate us. they al

us from the pentagon. welcome back to the newshour. as we heard from the secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff the , goal ofpons packages that the u.s. and allies have announced in the last day or to conduct what the u.s. calls combined arms in order for ukraine to liberate occupied territory and yet the key , component of combined arms is the tanks. are you tying one of ukraine's arms behind its back by not providing western tanks? >> thank you for having me on. i think the main message coming out of the ukraine defense contact group, which was more than four dozen countries, was unity and solidarity in ukraine. we announced a package in the last 24 hours of $2.5 billion of additional assistance, which brings the total close to $27 billion since russia's invasion last february. allies and partners have provided enough armor for several mechanized brigades. so as the secretary of defense made clear, we do believe we are providing ukraine capabilities in combination with the training to allow them to change the dynamic on the battlefield and really move away from the kind of trench style warfare that we are

us. they are not international as a way she can follow the latest updates on our website. i think i'll come ah, november the 3rd 1945, just a month after the war ended. the u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3292, select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right. as the u. s. s. all was devastated by wal. united states last about 400000 people had the brit sloss less than the americans did.

us will be supplying ukraine a one m. abrams tanks very powerful tank. this comes after weeks of the top raph, the pentagon, the secretary of defense, the chairman, joint chiefs and staff, really casting doubt whether or not that this could really help you. crane they said focuses on the upcoming spring offensive. there wouldn't be enough time to get that done. the question out where the germany is going to follow suit by supplying it left to tags to crane. poland formerly made that request on tuesday. dominic kane has more on that part of the story from berlin. the suggestion coming from at least one sol, sir, and in the evening is that i was just being said that the decision has been taken to dispatch a contingent of german tanks. and the government decided to allow other countries to do likewise. but i have to stress that is not confirmed by any government ministry this evening here, and it's being reported by what you might consider to be a reputable source, the magazine dash beagle. meanwhile, ukraine government is via greater anti corruption assets after a string of resignations. quiting prime minister, dennis schnell made the promise during the cabinet session.

use. so now we know that there have been training efforts that are — there have been training efforts that are ongoing. the joint chiefs of staffof these training exercises with the ukrainian — these training exercises with the ukrainian military. and so, yeah, if this does— ukrainian military. and so, yeah, if this does continue i think that members _ this does continue i think that members of congress especially are going _ members of congress especially are going to _ members of congress especially are going to be very open to enabling the ukrainians to continue to provide — the ukrainians to continue to provide for themselves for this war. that hasn't— provide for themselves for this war. that hasn't happened yet and maybe the other— that hasn't happened yet and maybe the other panellists know the answer to this _ the other panellists know the answer to this but _ the other panellists know the answer to this but i — the other panellists know the answer to this but i also don't understand and it— to this but i also don't understand and it is— to this but i also don't understand and it is a — to this but i also don't understa

used. not what i fear about them moving into different countries around the world being expl exploited. sewer products could be a conference of coming the next week or so in europe, lloyd austin defense secretary joint chief of staffman mark milley will be there for this talk about setting abrams tanks, great britain said they are sending 14 of their tanks. germany should make a decision later this week. should we, can we send more tanks? what will it take for vladimir putin to lose? >> that is a hard question for sure, both of those were the first one is just because we can do something doesn't mean we should. one of my concerns we are selling or giving away some of our most high tech weapons system into a country whose government is externally corrupt as well put those systems are already making it into multiple other nations around the world on the black market. and so there's a lot of advantage the west holds in technology and training that many ways were just giving it away right now. that is one of my concerns. the other issue is of course, what does it take to defeat russia? it is conceivable the punishment methods they are using now missiles and indirect attacks, can be slow down and almost eliminate throu

us in this war in ukraine where we definitely condemn russia, but we need negotiations. if we keep pouring billions and billions of dollars into war, we're -- [inaudible conversations] i've listened to the chair of the joint chiefs of staff the, mark milley, who said seize moment, go for the negotiation. raise your hand here if you'd like to see negotiation requests instead of a nuclear war. none of you?? -- >> actually, i'll take that as the first question -- >> well, i was asking the audience that, actually. but i know -- and, michael, i know you were a big cheerleader for the iraq war and other wars, so you have a lot of legitimacy when it comes to using diplomacy, not war -- >> so you don't want to hear any sort of discussion -- >> i just want to the enmy point here which is to say that it's a shame that 30 democrats who signed a letter to biden calling for negotiations were -- people like you in the democratic -- >> i didn't pilary them at all. >> -- withdrew their letter after of 24 hours. the democrats have to get back onboard of calling for negotiations and not leave that to the extreme right of the republican party like mary taylor green. -- marjorie taylor green. they shouldn't be the ones calling for negotiati