american aerospace company, boeing and swedish south mike martin is a senior fellow at the war studies department of kings college in london. he told me more about the potential battlefield advantages, this new weapon office, ukrainian forces. as you said, it is more than twice the range of the current long distance hillary system they have. if you draw a line of 150 kilometers from the ukrainian front lines. it actually covers all of the russian forces in ukraine. apart from those that are in the bottom of the crime in peninsula. so what this enables you crane to do is hit all of those logistics and supply dumps previously had been out of range. and so cause quite a lot of us and the russians will have to reconfigure how they do their supply. now, european union says it's going to double, it's military to ukraine by training, an extra $15000.00 soldiers. does that strike you? was a significant contribution? i don't think so. i think what it is, it is part of the back ground, the drumbeat, if you like, of continuing supplies, continuing training. if we put that 15000 in context, that's probably the number

and for more on that, let's bring in asia to because she's a senior fellow at the department of war studies at kings college london and joined us via skype is aisha. thanks so much for being on the program for how do you think every day pakistani will be remembering the sheriff? well, every day park is sunny. his probably forgotten about him cuz he's been away from the country for quite some years now. and on. you know the manor unceremoniously that he was taken out by the military, by the army chief usury who sits now and saudi arabia himself, while the court had was drawing him for treason for imposing emergency, which is what the constitution says. 973 confusion of park sunset. that marshal cannot be declared. and whoever does that is punishable by death. so while the court was trying him, he was taken out by the army. so people have ordinary people honestly and forgotten about. what about his legacy internationally, and particularly by india when his one legacy is that he these a man who was the architect of the last was between india and fox opperation, goggle, in which he had not even taken hi

studies department at kings college london. are in a good to see you again. are both russia and ukraine have made extensive use of drones in this war? how significant do you think they have been on the battlefields? thank you for having me. well, at the beginning of the war, russia has seen the use of by iraq tar t b to drawing supplied by turkey and identify to keep abilities gap. because the turkish drones have acted as a battled pill. destructive force for the russians. and it wasn't easy for the russians to defend against this drones. and we have to also say that these drones have both reconnaissance and try capabilities. and the ukranian force has use these drones to strike targets to strike russian targets, which has been disruptive. however, we cannot see that these problems were the sciences because we have to look at the entire use of unmanned aerial systems that happen using ukraine and bio rock tars where it just the small number, the as a drone set that ukraine has used world, different classes and i think perhaps the most important, once we're used on the tactical level, i want to ask you about a report from cnn earlie