the exact amounts and quantity of weapons supplied to ukraine they will only tell you that in the us pentagon they voice the amount of $ 41 billion and this is only their support hand. and how many european officials took out another $500 million aid package from america from their piggy banks and what is hidden inside another 30 armored personnel carriers, by the way, 25 armored personnel carriers are burning every day not far from the donbass, the striker is also for recycling. in the package you can also find javelin anti-tank missiles and a huge amount of fertilizer for the ukrainian land. ammunition for air defense systems and also aviation and artillery small arms thermal imagers night vision devices and so on. today we can confidently speak about already transferred. thousands of tanks, several hundred infantry fighting vehicles, armored personnel carriers of cannon and towed artillery, and about 100 rocket systems, we don’t forget about aviation, and the number of helicopters and planes is approaching 50 units, here we add drones plus or minus 300 drones sponsors. kiev does not plan t

we also heard from an official representative of the us pentagon, whom we cannot name, he said that in the last 24 hours see how ukraine is using more troops and equipment especially around the town of nuts which we visited and which is one of the two main routes in the approach to the south i think they want to show results in the near future they want to see results not only for their own morale but also to to show the west that they can return the territories taken by the russians, of course, and they really have months before it gets colder and becomes more difficult in the 9 years of war that russia is waging against ukraine, which has become one of the most mined countries in the world the day before, volodymyr zelenskyi said in an interview with the bbc that the russian military had mined 200,000 m² of ukrainian territory, but mines are found not only in the ground, but also in ukrainian rivers and lakes. it is much more difficult to find them underwater than on land. bbc correspondent dmytro vlasov observed how ukrainian rescuers do it with the help of water drones in march 202

we have heard also from unnamed us pentagon officials saying they are now, in the last 2a hours, seeingoops and equipment, particularly around a town we visited which is one of the main two accesses in the south, and i think they want to see results soon. they want to see results not just for their own morale but to show the west that they can take back territory from the russians. the clock is ticking, certainly. they do have months at the moment before the weather gets cold but it will become more difficult. jonathan beale in ukraine. _ will become more difficult. jonathan beale in ukraine. some _ will become more difficult. jonathan beale in ukraine. some breaking - beale in ukraine. some breaking news. british bank natwest said that the chief executive of its private bank coutts peter flavel will step down with immediate effect, after days ofpolitical and media pressure over the unit's handling of theclosure of nigel farage's bank accounts. the x thex ukip the x ukip leader had called for the entire board of natwest to resign over information that was leaked about him and it's relat

another $800 million aid package, which will include thousands prohibited cluster munitions , the us pentagonhat it intends to carefully select these shells, but allegedly only those with a low coefficient of non-exploding bombs will be sent to kiev. in soviet ammunition from bulgaria, kiev will not receive zelensky’s visit to sofia turned into cold souls, the president of bulgaria was the first of the european leaders to openly told zelensky that the situation is wider than the ukrainian president sees. this conflict also has no military solution. i do not accept the provision of ammunition, especially if they are from the reserves of the bulgarian army, my call. this is the word we hear right now, victory victory victory i understand that for a country at war this is the most important word, but we would also like to hear the word peace more. radi drew the attention of the ukrainian delegation that europe has enough of its own problems, such as inflation and recession, so kiev's support will not be unlimited. what caused zelensky to have a fit of rage with alla to catch the big ace of the l

that's the us pentagon. so george become mono is open for everyone to see. and it's pretty ugly. george, it's surveys, right? yeah, it's of the big away. you're absolutely right. is saying that the united states, the glad early on that it's alleged russia was using plus the bombs. and that this was on down, terribly, a war crime. so now binds says this was a very difficult decision to say, but nonetheless we to okay, then of course, this is all this has been the by then the ministration mind shotwell long? no, absolutely. now we're not going to do this. no, no, we're not doing them this bob, i'm not. yeah. all right. you, when once you see you, you bring it up, let's do it. so now we've had these wound devoss, and really from the beginning we've been told really getting all the way back to trump in the chapel in the javelins was supposedly you're going to be the, the game changer for ukraine. and then we've had all the howard says on the high mas, uh, we have the bradley fighting vehicles. we've had the, the, the, the, the tags, the leper tags. uh now you know them we had a few,

that's the us pentagon. so george, the come oto is open for everyone to see. and it's pretty ugly. george, it's as a, as a, as i think it's a big way. you're absolutely right. is saying that the united states, the glad early on that it's alleged russia was using, plus the bombs. and that this was on down, terribly, a war crime. so now binds, says this was a very difficult decision to take, but nonetheless we to okay, then the end, of course, this is all this has been divided into ministration. mine, so i will long. no, no, absolutely. now we're not going to do this. no, no, we're not doing them this problem. i yeah. all right. you, when once you see it, you bring it up, let's do it. so now we've had these wounds of off and really from the beginning we've been told really getting all the way back to trump and the, the javelin javelins was supposedly you're going to be the, the game changer for ukraine. and then we've had all the howard says on the high mas, uh, we have the bradley fighting vehicles. we've had the, the, the, the, the tanks, the left foot tanks. uh now you know them w

us defense , pentagon, ukraine, has received the weapons sent by the us, washington announced on july 7, a week before the sending of cluster munitions in the framework of the past 800 million dollars. particle for direct object at the same time, lloyd austin, the us minister of defense, in response to cnn's question about whether the us minister of defense said about the performance of unknown cluster munitions, he personally used this weapon on the battlefield and the dangers of its actions, criticized the other allies of this country in as a result, more than 120 countries have signed the convention on cluster munitions , which prohibits the use, production, transfer and storage of weapons . the extraction of 10 million tons of iron ore last year , the secretary of the iranian iron ore association said that last year, about 100 million tons of iron ore were extracted. of this amount between 3 and 20 times waste was removed. mr. asgarzadeh, in the best mines of the country, the waste removal ratio is 31, and in hard mines, it is 21. why do the chinese have the nickname "swallow" bec

used. the pentagon did confirm our reporting from this general that these u.s. al cluster munitions are in ukraine ready to be used. the pentagon said there is a third country that had provided cluster munitions. we understand that country is turkey. ukraine and russia have both previously used cluster munitions during this conflict. how did these american cluster munitions get to ukraine so quickly? they had been pre-position in europe. the question is when will they first be used and a u.s. official told me they decided the russians will be the first to know. >> thank you, alex. >>> let's get to this and more. joining us now is the corner for strategic communications at the national security council at the white house. john kirby. i want to start with ukraine. it's all wrapped up in an important thing that happened overnight. republicans passing several controversial amendments to the national defense authorization act. this massive defense bill now in question. what is the message of the commander in chief on what happened overnight? >> he looks forward to hav

exact amounts and quantity of weapons supplied to ukraine will be called to you, except that the us pentagont of $ 41 billion and this is only their support hand. and how many european officials took out another $ 500 million aid package from america from their piggy banks, and what is hidden inside another 30 bmpredli, by the way, they burn perfectly every day not far from the donbass, further 25 armored personnel carriers, the striker is also for disposal. in the package you can also find javelin anti-tank missiles and a huge amount of fertilizer for the ukrainian land. ammunition for air defense systems and also aviation and artillery small arms, thermal imagers , night vision devices, and so on. today we can confidently speak about already transferred. thousands of tanks, several hundred infantry fighting vehicles, armored personnel carriers of cannon and towed artillery, and about 100 rocket systems, do not forget about aviation, the number of helicopters and aircraft close to 50 units. here we also add drones plus or minus 300 drones sponsors. kiev does not plan to stop, and the reason

to be worked out in the area of ​​responsibility of the us african command, then questioned on all foreign series recruited in this way, the pentagonnned to use the united states armed forces to test unregistered medicines on the local population and in its subsequent approval by supervisory bodies in the interest. the so-called big forms for the implementation of these goals proposed to involve a network of subordinate biological laboratories and intermediary organizations. such as the metabiota. pay attention to the metabiote's commercial offer marked confidential. which was found among the documents in one of the ukrainian biological laboratories, a proposal addressed to the institute of infectious diseases of the us army and concerns the training of specialists in inflationary diseases in kenya and uganda , the document demonstrates that the study pathogens of the african continent according to the magnitude of the us department of defense department of defense to reduce the threat of ditra, the department of homeland security, as well as to give the appearance of humanitarian cooperation, the us agency for international develo

us. the pentagon saying it considers travis king to be absent without leave in north korea. s that mean exactly? >> i am not sure that really tells us anything about how we can work with north korea to try to get travis king back. i think it is more a statement about how the military views his status in terms of having left south korea and not having arrived at the destination he was supposed to have arrived at in the u.s. helena: if he did to fact, and stating here we do not know all of the circumstances, but if he did, could that potentially change anything for the united states? >> i think it does change quite a bit. it appears that travis king went voluntarily across the border to north korea. in other words, he was not arrested or detained by the north korean authorities for something that they thought was out of order. he showed up there, and they are going to certainly be suspicious of him and wonder what this is about. it will take a long time to try to figure that out, interrogate him, then try to figure out whether they have any leverage in a discussion to return hi

it's from us the pentagon hides this from the american people 350. 600-800.000 more crippled disabled people saved their lives, but they are already forever broken. not so long ago, the belarusian president called the number of fresh losses of the ukrainian army. in the course of the so-called counterattack, creditors attacked him. tops. kiev was pushed very insistently, the more cynical zelensky’s complete unwillingness to sit down at the negotiating table and a complete ban looks. domestically even talk on the subject meanwhile the question hung in the air for a long time and the quote comes to mind a leader who does not hesitate to plunge his people into battle is not suitable for the role of leader. in ukraine today, the overwhelming majority of people want to end the war, the vast majority, including the military, who are dying, who are fighting there, but there is this hyped elite, headed by our comrade volodya zelensky, he is now a hero now roaming around the world, he is kissed, hugged and so on. well, i thought he was smarter, but we have an

us military expansion continues joe biden allowed the pentagon to use up to 3,000 american reservists , according to the washington post, citing one of the highest ranks of the us military. the answer is that in this way the pentagon will be able to increase support for the allies and maintain an expanded american presence abroad. the publication does not have data on exactly when these reserve forces will be activated. and whether they will be involved at all. an additional nato force of approximately 100,000 soldiers is ready to accept bulgaria , this was announced by the head of the general staff of the armed forces countries according to him, according to the agreements at the nato summit in vilnius in bulgaria , a divisional headquarters will also be created. he will lead two bulgarian brigades and a multinational battle group, which will be increased to brigade level if necessary. sofia is also preparing to hand over about a hundred armored vehicles from warehouses to the sun. according to local media, the ideas have already been supported by the prime minister 's law enforcemen

it also has its own such musicians, but has threatened to use the pentagon says the weapons it provided to keep a very low failure rate. this new york city is sending leaflets to the us mexico border urging asylum seekers to stay away about 90000 migrant supervisors. since april 1st and submitted the reports, no more room. that's the message from new york's mer to migrants has been arriving by the bus. many said here by republican governors, states like texas, arizona, in florida, more than 90000 have been absorbed in the cities since last spring. many are plain poverty and in some cases, persecution hoping to gain a better life in the united states. we gave them a place to sleep, we gave them food. we showed that the children were in our school system and incorporated into our school system. we cannot continue to absorb tens of thousands of newcomers on all the help of the state and federal government. the city has received $100000000.00 in emergency funding from the federal government and volunteer organizations like team tlc. c, have been providing things like clothing, toys for kids

thank you. >>> now the ukraine, and tonight the pentagon confirming american-made cluster mu mission in additions are now being used on the battlefield there. james longman in ukraine. >> reporter: tonight, the pentagon confirming ukraine is using u.s. cluster munitions for the first time on the battlefield against entrenched russian forces. the controversial weapons rain -- and more weaponry is available for deployment. this is the u.s. made bradley. it's a piece of equipment that ukraine values really, really highly in this counter-offensive, because it keeps its men safe whilst being able to go on the attack. the armor much more effective, says the operator, than the soviet equivalent. "if not for this type of vehicle," he says, "i wouldn't be speaking to you right now." and there's more u.s. artillery here. this is a piece of precision artillery kit that can fire at targets up to 15 mile as way. u.s. cluster munitions now part of the supply. he's explaping on this piece of paper saying, that's the ukrainians, and the russians fire and miss repeatedly. this kit in return only takes two or three efforts to try to

none of the injuries is considered life threatening. >> the us is sending more military aid to ukraine. this time. the pentagonexpected, though, to send a controversial weapon to the battlefield. it's a weapon many us allies have banned. abc's justin finch is here with the details. justin good morning. >> good morning, lionel. the us is expected to announce it will send ukraine cluster bombs as part of its new military aid package. just one day after the deadliest attack on the western city of lviv, ukraine, since the start of the war. the us is making a new move to better supply ukraine to take on the russians to us officials tell abc news the pentagon will provide cluster munitions guns despite human rights concerns. cluster bombs have gained a reputation for killing and injuring civilians, especially children who come across the smaller explosives or bomblets that fail to initially detonate after being dropped. many us allies have signed a treaty banning their use. we would be carefully selecting rounds with lower dud rates. >> i would note that the russians have already been employing cluster munitions on

i also want to ask what the pentagon confirming today that a us soldier on tour in south korea crossed we spoke earlier to somebody who served as an analyst for the cia. she said north korea can use this as a propaganda tool, saying that an american soldier defected to their side. are you worried how this could be used? we need all the facts. we need to understand why the soldier ended up in north korea. we need to prioritise our service member's life and safety and do what we can to secure his release. but i supported president trump when trying to engage with north korea, and president carter, who had a whole framework of what we can do to try to move beyond the 1953 armistice. we still don't have an end to the korean war. this heightens the need for the world to engage in a place that is still full of conflict and concern. great to speak with you, congressman. thank you. stay with us here on bbc news. that's all from us here in washington. we leave you with these live pictures of london, as we hand off to our colleageus there. hello. for many of us, tuesday was decidedly cool for a

pentagon procurement. but this in the line to the fact that 2020 two's budget is $877000000000.00 from the us public money. and the pentagon couldn't account for overall if it's 3 point one trillion an assets last year, a 4400000000 and tracked in venture in the us, navy, 5200000000 and the oil in the us air force variance compared to the ledger, remind us what you were talking about when it came to waste and it was corruption, as regards the us military industrial complex. well i was timer group, there was trying to fix things and depending on and i think the main focus of my work was i was working on our applications of technology and the excessive complexity which led to rising cost costs always go up faster than the budget so as a result, weapons to uh, get boston can get bought of never decreasing quantities and modernization rates decrease the average age of weapons and the inventories increases which, which creates a demand for even higher budgets because things are becoming older and older all the time. and they end up in order to, to fund the rising costs of modernization. they, uh, decision maker

the facts of the use of biological weapons by the pentagon, discovered as a warning to prevent, are discussed in minsk by the members of the csto coordinating council. they were sure that they were cooperating with the law enforcement officers of the belarusians, they were untwisted for money in a new way. so there's nothing left to do the official opening ceremony of the slavianski bazaar in vitebsk brought together all kinds of art for the thirty- second time. we are waiting, recognizable call signs at the grand opening of the forum, pedestrian arteries gathered masters in the squares nationwide fest on the seven winds in the summer amphitheater, a rehearsal of the opening ceremony on the avenue of stars. today a new nominal star has been lit. honored artists of belarus elena from peredovich congratulate our colleague. where do we invite all members of the press for press approaches? i'm happy like never before every slavic bazaar is a great happiness for me when it starts, and this is, uh, a dream of opening a new one when it ends, and today today i think about the fact that this day was s

edge corruption or incompetence when it came to pentagon procurement but this, in the life of the fact that 2020 two's budget is $877000000000.00 from the us public money. and the pentagon couldn't account for overall of its 3 point one trillion and assets last year. it's a 4400000000 and tracked in venture in the u. s. navy 5200000000 and the oil in the us air force variance compared to the ledger, remind us what you were talking about when it came to waste. and it was corruption, as regards the us military industrial complex as well. i was part of a group, there were just trying to fix things. and depending on and i think the main focus of my work was i was working on our applications of technology and the excessive complexity which led to rising cost costs always go up faster than the budget. so as a result, weapons get boston get, get bonded never decreasing quantities and modernization rates. the decrease the average age of weapons in the inventories increases, which which uh, creates a demand for even higher budgets because things are becoming older and older all the time. and they end up uh, in order to, to fund the rising costs of

worked out in the area of ​​​​responsibility of the us african command and then questioned on all foreign tv series recruited in this way the pentagon states armed forces to test non -registered drugs on the local population and in its subsequent approval by the supervisory authorities in the interests of the so-called for the implementation of these goals , it proposed to involve a network of subordinate biological laboratories and intermediary organizations such as metabiota. the russian ministry also recalled the statement of us presidential candidates robert kennedy jr., who was a harsh critic of the military biological activities of the us government. research was delivered by specialists from japan and nazi germany, that is, the work of us military biologists on the creation of controlled infections has been going on for a very long time. let me remind you that japanese developers paid special attention to the use of biological formulations, as well as the mechanism of transmission and spread of diseases through carriers . in this regard, it is not accidental that the research organizations of the us department of defense are

us. we are expecting a briefing from the pentagon anytime now. se announcement that the us is going to the sending cluster bombs ukraine. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. 1400 feet above sea level, the fish are being hunted to be counted. this stream had everything a young fish could want. it really is the lungs of the river. mark walker started fishing for salmon here on the x at the age of six. you can't guarantee to see a salmon on the axe any more. it's happening everywhere, in every major river in the country. salmon numbers are in catastrophic decline. he blames global warming and exploitation at sea, but at a local level, water quality, deteriorating weirs and fish passes and bad planning. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. here, the man convicted of murdering a young woman outside a pub on christmas eve has been sentenced to life in prison. elle edwards was an innocent bystander caught up in a gangland shooting on the wirral in merseyside last december. jayne m

military expansion continues biden allowed the pentagon to use up to 3,000 american reservistso the washington post, citing one of the highest ranks of the american armed forces , it is noted that in this way the pentagon will be able to increase support for allies and maintain an expanded american presence abroad, the publication does not have data on exactly when these reserve forces will be activated. and whether they will be involved, in general, in contrast to the us attempts to keep the unipolar world under the auspices of nato , the importance and weight of other centers of power is increasing, so saudi arabia joined the asean foundation document. this is an agreement on friendship and cooperation in southeast asia , its participants build interaction on the basis of mutual respect for non-interference in each other's affairs and the peaceful resolution of conflicts. this reflects saudi arabia's firm commitment to the values ​​and principles of sean. an enshrined commitment to cooperate commitment to consistently uphold international law commitment to promote peace and s

you can bet us authorities and pentagon officials will be working on doing all they can to secure hisone. earlier i spoke to massachusetts congressman and veteran seth moulton, and he said the first priority is to secure the soldier's release. we should get him back. this is a soldier who had disciplinary problems to begin with. apparently that is how this all started. but this is a very bad thing to do. it puts at risk not only his life but the lives of other americans. turning back to the us where former president donald trump is facing new legal woes. mr trump says he expects to be arrested and indicted again. he posted this statement on truth social saying he received a letter informing him that he is the target of a usjustice department investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election and the january 6, 2021 attack on the capitol. mr trump says the letter gives him four days to report to the grand jury. leaders in artificial intelligence came before congress today to talk about the critical role ai can play on the battlefield. a house armed services subcommit

but we also sort of know the us government, the pentagon, have any past used hollywood to push their depicted, and just through popular culture, so i do find it quite extraordinary that the us government, given their policies towards china right now and their concerns that it is now part of the great power competition, hollywood would go its own way on this? you are riuht. would go its own way on this? you are right- in _ would go its own way on this? you are right. in the _ would go its own way on this? ym. are right. in the past, there has been some tension but also a lot of cooperation. for example, before the united states entered world war ii, american film—makers abated the wisdom of addressing european politics or wartime issues in their films, and some did not want to offend nazi germany of others did not want to offend the uk, the roosevelt administration pressured hollywood to take more of a synthetic line toward the allies —— sympathetic line. eventually in 1940, nazi germany banned american fields anyway, so it became less of an issue, but this is a historic tension that

special military operation revealed new facts in the military biological activities of the pentagon and other usdepartments in ukraine. we see the intention of western countries to use the technological results of science, to unfortunately, not for the good of man and not for the good of man.

courtney kube joins us from the pentagon. courtney, what do we know >> reporter: yeah, that's right, lester two iranian navy ships attempted to stop, board, and seize two commercial oil tankers in international waters in the middle east today according to the u.s. military in the first case around 1:00 a.m., the iranian ship left the area after the u.s. navy destroyer, the "uss mcfaul" and two surveillance aircraft arrived on scene, but in the other, more daring incident about three hours later, another iranian ship fired multiple rounds on a separate oil tanker the ricochet of those rounds seen in this u.s. navy video. no one was injured or killed the navy saying the ship did sustain minor damage the tanker issued a distress call, and the "uss mcfaul" sped to the scene chasing away the iranian ship according to the u.s. navy, in the last two years, iranian ships have attacked or seized commercial ships nearly 20 times leading the u.s. to step up its patrols with additional ships and aircraft in the region today, iran denied

to our north america correspondent, sean daley, who was at a press conference at the pentagon and asked what the usicials were doing to divulge the situation. the pentagon themselves said as much and as little as you would expect they could. at that time in the afternoon, as it was, it was 12:30, eastern time, the pentagon wasn't even naming this soldier because they were engaged in discussions with the next of kin. they were saying they were monitoring the situation closely. of course, travis king has subsequently been named by the military, 23 years old, as you say, joined the military in january 2021. now, us military officials had been speaking to our us partner, cbs, describing some of the detail that may be sort of newish at this point. we know that, according to their sources, that he had been detained for a time in south korea, that he'd been released, that he had been due to return to the united states for disciplinary reasons. we understand that he was to be terminated from the us army. now, clearly, there are many questions that need to be asked, in terms of how he's then gone from the a

potential blockbuster hearing on capitol hill tomorrow is a former us intelligence officer who testified about his claims that the pentagon has pieces of an alien craft a senior congressional correspondent has a preview and illinois is the first state in the country to end cash bail a sheriff joins us on how that will affect law and order but we began with big news on the hunter biden investigation. on the eve of a court appearance regarding his plea deal a lawyer for the presidents son is facing possible sanctions after a judge in the case claims the lawyer misrepresented herself to get documents removed from the public docket. good evening kevin. >> we could be looking at a disbarment. for right now i can tell you this the district judge in question has threatened to sanction hunter biden's lawyers tonight after a member of his legal team misrepresented her identity to court officials to properly get documents removed from the public docket it's an extraordinary charge and it's one of those things you almost never hear. this is happening on a night that also showed the gop chairman submit materials to the very same judg

us. big eyes. they have big eyes like i can't explain it and big mouth. they are shiny eyes and they are not humans. 100 percent not humans. >> then we had a pentagon whistleblowerelling us the government sitting on treasure trove of alien tech. >> when you say crash retrieval what do you mean? >> these are retrieving nonhuman origin technical vehicles call it spacecraft if you will. it's probably not the right parlance but no kidding. nonhuman, exotic origin vehicles that have even landed or crashed. >> if you are telling us the truth everyone, the entire american public has been lied to for decades. >> there was sophisticated disinformation campaign targeting the u.s. populist. >> normally when evidence is fantastic and unbelievable as aliens and ufos. the government's first line is to shut it all down and call you crazy. that's not happening anymore. we have sitting members of congress telling us that they have compelling evidence of ufos. this is congressman tim burkett. >> they have this kind of technology then i mean i have said this before they could turn it us into a charcoal br bring cueto. don't show a heat trail things like that we wouldn't handle it.

a senior official of the us department of defense , the pentagon, announced that ukraine had receivedpons from a corner of the us secret. washington, july 7 , that is, a week ago sending cluster munitions in the context of the past 800 million dollars to kiev, the purpose of sending this weapon is that they will not be able to stop a ukrainian counterattack for days.

we have she everytime see, following a story for a month for us out of the pentagon. so we're now learning more about the soldiers. she have to tell us what we know. the travelers carrying private 2nd pass been in the army since 2021. he had just been released from south korean custody had been held up in jail because of a charge of a salt even handed over to us some of the tree authorities. they took him to the airport. he was to be extradited to fort bragg, in texas, where he was to phase more disciplinary action, in fact, to the term that's being used now by the public and very public in time. he was to be administratively separated from the army at fort bragg. as part of that disability proceed dropped, he got 3 security, we understand that at that point he decided to install it. and he did so by simply apparently joining one of the tools that are advertised at the applewood off the, the drawing security area problem and drum, which we may remember. we still, when donald trump visited control noon on 2nd thoughts so long ago that area between north and south korea

cnn's oren liebermann is at the pentagon for us. for pentagon employees are inadvertently being sent to email accounts for the african country mali? >> that's exactly the issue here you point out, the domain you are emailing. if you want to email the military, the end of the email account should be .mil. if you want to email molly, the end of that email account is .ml. that little i in there stuck between the m and the little is the world of difference in terms of who receives the email you're trying to send. this issue became publicly known because a dutch internet entrepreneur whose company managed the .ml domain has been getting these emails he tells cnn for a decade or even more. he's been flagging this email, he says, to u.s. government agencies including the u.s. embassy in mali trying to get this sorted out before his contract to handle the .ml domain runs out essentially in the coming weeks or months. most of the emails, he says, are nothing of significance. they're simply spam, but some of them contained sensitive informati

but this bring you some breaking news now and this is coming in from the pentagon in the us and they army private trevis is currently considered absent without leave after crossing into north korea. this is about trevis king, private trevis king who moved into north korea after taking a tour and that the demilitarised zone on tuesday and north korea has not been responding to attempts to negotiate his release. that is the breaking news line from the pentagon that the us army considers trevis king to be absent without leave after making the crossing. will bring you more if it comes in. turning to another diplomatic dispute, the iraqi government has ordered the swedish ambassador in baghdad to leave as a row of the recent burning of the koran and stockholm intensifies. iraq is also withdrawing its charger affairs from sweden. protesters in baghdad stormed the swedish and to see inside a section of it on fire in the united states is strongly condemned the attack. a former iraqi government adviser explained the significance of these actions. to ut significance of these actions. trr put i

use them. the pentagon says the weapons it provided to kids have a very low failure rate. a deity in union has moved to restrict a you may pa, it's being used in the rain in drones. it's in response to a rainy and drones being used by russia in ukraine, revolt loss dea shows they were being manufactured with components originate to me in your state. you says anyone supporting around this program will face european travel restrictions and have the assets frozen form of us secretary of state, henry kissinger paid a surprise visit to china. how talks in badging with present shooting pain? much the annoyance of the white house is mike, kinda in our thoughts was rolling back the is henry kissinger is once again and the chinese capital once again talking to a chinese leda. to is you to raise the reading? you've just celebrated your 100 birthday and i wish you a long and healthy life. it was the most abusive welcome in china for us to begin in recent years, kissinger being described as an old friend and significantly meeting with the defense minister, whose sanction by the us and

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a senior official of the us department of defense , the pentagon, announced that ukraine had receivedster weapons sent by the us. reported the purpose of the sending of this weapon in the context of the issue has caused them to be unable to stop the afghan counterattack at the same time on the hands of the us defense minister in response to the cnn news channel about this. has used and is aware of its dangers. this action of the united states has been criticized by some allies of this country. 120 relevant commissions of cluster munitions have made ramadan , which prohibits the use, production, transfer and storage of these weapons. sudan refused to accept the special envoy of the united nations and the minister sudan's foreign ministry said in an interview with volker brace the un secretary general has no choice but to change the special envoy. the fall of the omar al-bashir regime in april 2018 did not end the political crisis in sudan , but it entered the country into a new phase that caused the political parties to trust each other. the un appointed a special envoy in june of the

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special military operation revealed new facts in the military biological activities of the pentagon and other usdepartments in ukraine. we see the intention of western countries to use the technological results of the results of science, unfortunately, humankind materials that were discovered by the russian military on the territory of ukraine in those laboratories that were funded and maintained by uh, uh, funds of the ministry of defense of the western countries once again show us how relevant this topic is anthrax, and ebola zika and a number of other infections have a certain period when sporotic or isolated cases. we register it , again, imported and they are localized and eliminated promptly. the initiatives of the president of kazakhstan to create an international agency for biosafety accountable to the un security council , the functioning of a new structure. it is jointly responding to threats and strengthening the regime of the joint bioweapons convention formation of radiation chemical and biological protection. in the unity of nato, which vilnius tried so hard to demonstrate at the s

us soldier who recently defected to north korea. abc's faith abubey has the very latest. faith good morning. >> good morning to you, andrew. in light of these new threats from north korea, the pentagonblasting the defense minister. calling his rhetoric incredibly dangerous. this morning, nuclear tensions between the us and north korea escalating as the us shows its military support for south korea. the north blasting the us for, quote, reckless military moves after this. us nuclear armed ballistic submarine docked in the korean peninsula. north korea's defense minister threatening a possible nuclear retaliation. >> rhetoric like that. it's incredibly dangerous. we're not there to instigate. >> this is the first time in four decades an american nuclear submarine has docked in south korea. abc's martha raddatz boarding the uss kentucky for an exclusive look. >> this is where the missiles would be launched from. >> yes, the kentucky is capable of carrying up to 20 nuclear tipped ballistic missiles, each of them carrying up to a dozen nuclear warheads. the us military says it's a reflection of american security commitments to south korea as it fights back against north korean aggression

them may remain in the ground for many years, posing a threat to civilians, but about them the us pentagonsses. will be very useful against the entrenched russian positions on the battlefield and the us military is confident that this will not itself be punished with significant influence on the front. or rather, just as british cruise missiles could from storm shadow on the frames is another wreckage, british vanderwafs somewhere, zaporozhye region. president biden will visit three countries next week, the united kingdom of lithuania and finland, the president will begin his trip from the uk where he will meet with the newly crowned king charles iii and the british prime minister who visited washington dc last month , the high-level meeting will continue at the summit nato and the rest where ukraine will be discussed and the war going on there in particular, the counteroffensive that has begun president biden, constantly talks about the power of the nato alliance according to him, the alliance has never been more united in all discussions. the summit will talk about how and when ukraine w

white house press secretary careen jean pierre, joining us now pentagon reporter for politico.may complicate possible prisoner swaps, but we can set that aside for now, and it comes also at a moment where a pretty delicate one in the war, where there's still a lot of questions about putin's grip on power after the aborted wagner group mutiny and also the counter offensive which has been making pretty slow progress at this point. what's your assessment? >> yeah, that's true. i think u.s. officials are if not concerned just looking at this battlefield with some trepidation right now because it is going a little bit slower than anticipated. they're sort of bogged down. they're trying to cut off the russian land bridge, but it's very slow going. there's a lot of mines getting in the way. lots of ukrainians and russians are being killed, and so the biden administration just yesterday announced a new 400 million package, artillery, air equipment. that will certainly help some, but i think right now ukrainians have said they really need are f-16s, fighter jets as well as the n-1 abram

she advertising is following the story for us from the pentagon. what more we learned, and she help. and it's all very curious, travers caring private 2nd class in the army have just been released by south korean authorities has been in the south grand jail for a salt even handed over to us and ministry authorities and was being escorted to the airport where he was going to be extradited to texas to fort bragg, to face further penalties when somehow he lost his mother tree. i schooled not only that he mothers to join one of the regularly scheduled tourists visits to the drawing security or put them on drum, as he said with remember seeing you when donald trump visit came drawn in just a few years ago. but regular tourist excursions out that he matters of drawing one of those, as you say, while on that on up to a he bolted for the border to guides gave chase, wasn't able to, to caption, and then other tourists from europe, who were on the up to say they had and last thing, as he made for the boat to so many questions, we have heard from one u. s. mi

in the sky, you have iran probing us in the sea, and north korea as well. >> bill: pentagon briefing in about an hour's time. see if it's relevant when the questions are raised at the briefing. all right. 13 past the hour. what's next, gillian. >> gillian: reporters grilled the white house during the press briefing. trying to find out what officials know about that cocaine that was found in the west wing on sunday and when exactly they found out about it. what's the word from the white house today. are we going to get more details. >> bill: about a century ago after the white house had silent cal, does it now have silent joe. hitting the mute button during interesting moments. we'll talk to our political panel whether it's a good re-election strategy. ♪ talk ♪ ♪ talk too much ♪ ♪♪ the newday 100 va cash out loan. at newday, our veterans on average pay off $44,000 of high rate debt, take out $28,000 cash and can lower the monthly payments by $500. use your va benefit at newday right now and get the financial peace of mind you've earned with your service. i'm adding downy unstopables t

today's show the form of pentagons. chuck spin a famous for what was coined the spinney report, which criticized us defense spending in the pursuit of complex weapons, was a u. s. military strategist, of 20 years. y'all gives his ground breaking eighty's report along with subsequent reports. he's written over the years or more relevant today than ever this while the united states, the country with the highest military budget in the world, arguably spins out of control when it comes to defense. pouring weapons into ukraine is part of the nature of proxy. what with russia, he joins me for today's episode from arlington in virginia. chuck, thanks so much for coming on. you know, just last week's going on the ground. we had larry larry wilkerson, the former chief of staff to the secretary of state, and he said, people are building extensions to their homes in virginia and maryland. you're going to have to rim claim does a, just a very briefly about your revelations and the i understand that was taken on board at the time you went to, you know, put in jail for revealing an edge corruption or incompetenc

you can bet us authorities and pentagon officials will be working on doing all they can to secure hiselease, hoping thatis a short time, not a long one. i spoke with sue mi terry about the soldier's situation. she served as a senior analyst on korean issues for the cia. i asked if the fact that mr king is a soldier makes him different from detainees we've seen in the past. i think ithink so, i think so, not only that he is a soldier but because he voluntarily defected. it is a bit of a different story, north koreans, they are keeping him, right? this is a different story where he may not want to go back. i'm not sure how this negotiation will unfold. also, the us and north korea are completely at an impasse. there has not been a dialogue whatsoever for the last several years, since the deterioration of the summit, north koreans are expanding their nuclear missiles arsenal, there are some 70 tests last year, missile tests, 30 tests, they are modernising their arsenal, there is no talk between the us and north korea. so i am not sure things will unfold from here. , ., ., sure things wil