the white house strategic communications coordinator is urging congressmen to approve biden's request additional assistance. john kirby emphasized that this issue needs to be resolved before the end of the year, however, according to the american conservative magazine, the chances of allocating additional assistance to ukraine are very small. edition. notes that more and more republican legislators and voters are becoming irritated involvement of states in the ukrainian crisis. even the us obligations already assumed are being fulfilled with urgency. we are talking in particular about the promised high-precision long-range projectiles. it was expected that kiev would receive them in the spring, but the deadlines are constantly being postponed. but lithuania’s armaments are fine, or at least that’s the impression they are trying to give. to create local military manufacturers, they began to produce dummies of military equipment, inflatable tanks and infantry fighting vehicles, which, according to lithuanian developers, are capable of disorienting the enemy. apparently, after the transf

territory, accordingly inflicting military defeat of the russian federation, the white house strategic communications coordinator, john kirby, during a briefing, once again called on american lawmakers from both chambers of the highest legislative body of the united states of america not to delay the allocation of funds for ukraine. let's hear what he said. we expect russia to return to these brutal tactics in the winter and attempt a campaign of destruction again. critical energy infrastructure of ukraine. in just the past few days, we've witnessed a few air attacks it seems that they were aimed at the defense systems that the ukrainians have installed to protect their energy infrastructure. and over the weekend, the russians carried out a large-scale attack using drones against kyiv and other cities. president putin intends to continue this conflict and bring it directly to the ukrainian people in the coldest month of the year. mr. dmitry, when you listen to kirby and other high-ranking officials, including the north atlantic alliance, in principle, everything of course, they understand how it threatens ukrain

in order to. to continue helping ukraine, the white house also said in an interview with the american tv channel abc, the strategic communications coordinator of the white house security council, john kirbin, emphasized that the demands of the american, that the demands of the american government followed the proposals of representatives of both houses of congress during the preparation of a new submission on the allocation of money and tied this aid to ukraine to aid to israel and to strengthening. southern border with mexico, but says admiral kirby, congressmen have previously ignored the plan, now they must support it before it is too late. well, it seems to me personally that there is a certain group among american congressmen who support, but pull, who want to win something for themselves, in particular, these are representatives of the pro-trump such a small group of 15%, who want to win something for themselves, not because next year there will be elections for the president of the united states of america, and then there will be midterm elections for the american congress, so they need to constantly emphasize to the american to the

continue helping ukraine was also discussed in the white house, he. in an interview with the american tv channel abc, the coordinator of strategic communicationshe white house security council, john kirbin, emphasized that the requirements of the american, that the requirements of the american the government accepted the proposals of representatives of both houses of congress during the preparation of a new submission for the allocation of money and tied this aid to ukraine to aid to israel and to the strengthening of the southern border with mexico, but admiral kirby says that in the past congressmen about ignored this plan, now they must support so that it is not too late. well , it seems to me personally that they still support, but drag, there is a certain group among american congressmen who want to do something for themselves, in particular, these representatives the pro-trump such a tiny group of 15% who want to make something for themselves, don't forget, next year is the election of the president of the united states of america, and then there will be the mid-term elections for the american congress, so they need to constantly emphasi

much more difficult to support ukraine, they said the day before and in the white house, the coordinator for strategic communicationsrity council, the white house, john kirby, during a briefing, once again called on american lawmakers from both houses of the highest us legislative body not to delay the allocation of these funds. according to him, washington will focus on three areas of assistance in the winter, namely: expanding ukraine's air defense capabilities, increasing the level of security of energy infrastructure facilities, providing kiev about what is necessary to support energy, well, all because putin, but let's better listen to john kirby himself, let him say it in direct language. we expect russia to return to these brutal tactics in the winter and once again attempt to launch a campaign to destroy ukraine's critical energy infrastructure. just in the last few days. we witnessed several air attacks. it seems that they were aimed at the defense systems that the ukrainians have installed to protect their energy infrastructure. and during over the weekend, the russians carried out a large-scale attack usi

kirby, the strategic communications coordinator for the white house national security council, is hopingor the best, but he's also going on christmas break. admiral kirby, is it possible that there will still be some money to help ukraine at the beginning of the year? that is, if congress comes back and approves help, say, in the first, second, maybe third week of january. there will be no gap, there will still be a gap, we have funds left to provide additional security assistance to ukraine before the end of the year, it will take some time, days, maybe even weeks for all this to reach the front, so if we could funding in january, we could continue to provide assistance relatively uninterrupted, until now we have allocated new security packages approximately every 2 weeks, to european countries... at the same time, britain is not ready to help even with old cars that are subject to disposal; according to the mayor of london, khan, it will not be possible to legally send cars to kiev; the bank is desperately waiting for news from capital hill. time is running out , we have no other suppo

such projectiles and are going to check the information, said john kirby, coordinator for strategic communications at the white houseoperations became a sensation, which was reported in the world media. he separated the siamese twins and saved the italian genius tanin. what i have been doing for more than 65 years, if before i operated more, i rarely operate now, after 10 minutes alexander nikolaevich is in the operating room, a complex case, a woman who has a tumor, well, so-called in the lateral ventricle, i think that it may even be benign, in the operating room silence and extreme concentration, with his usual movement he adjusts a massive installation, a microscope of the highest resolution, and through a miniature hole removes a large tumor, by the way, it is he, the founder of microneurosurgery in our country. from i still haven’t gotten tired of contemplating the complex, always impressive beauty of the structure of the brain. our operating rooms were located in the garden of the church; can you imagine how to operate a microscope that hung on the ceiling, about 5 meters from you. and so i had to contact our

kirby, the strategic communications coordinator at the white house national security council, is hopingk. we have funds remaining to provide additional security assistance to ukraine through the end of the year. it will take some time, days , maybe even weeks for all this to get to the front, so if we could get funding in january, we could continue to provide assistance relatively continuously, until now we have allocated new security packages approximately every 2 weeks, european countries will have to compensate for the weapons that will stop flowing to ukraine from washington , german defense minister pistorius warned in an interview with the welt newspaper, according to him, to quickly increase. nobody wants to talk about ukraine anymore, with this headline an article is published in the spectator magazine, the support of kiev in the fight to the last ukrainian is called a reporter immoral, so far almost throughout the world. are waiting for the new year to arrive, kiev has every reason to look at it with apprehension, newsweek writes. russian troops are developing an offensive, and

. >>> and we're back with a coordinator for strategic communications at the white house national security john kirby. always good to have you here. >> thank you, margaret. >> i want to ask you about this breakdown in the hostage negotiations. >> yeah. >> they pulled their negotiators out of doha saying there's no use in continuing to talk. is this insurmountable. thereare still americans being held. >> we don't believe it's insurmountable. even while the negotiations have stopped we haven't stopped. our efforts on the national security council all the way up to the president trying to work hour by hour to see if we can get this pause reinstated and get hostages out. i will say while the pause has been lifted and no hostage exchanges are going on, what is still going on, importantly, is humanitarian assistance getting in, including fuel, which is -- >> it has restarted. >> yeah. even when the pause ended, what didn't end was humanitarian assistance. >> we heard from your old boss, the defense secretary, lloyd austin there, in the beginning of the program. he said that the lesson he learned

the same thesis was repeated by the strategic communications coordinator white house national securityhn kirby. the pentagon and joe biden are generally silent. we urge venezuela and gaianu to continue to seek a peaceful solution to their dispute. this is not the question that. will be decided in a referendum. the conflict over the ussr has long roots: the region was ceded to venezuela after the country gained independence from spain at the beginning of the 19th century. almost 100 years later, the international court in paris handed over this territory to britain, which founded a colony there. and in 1966 london had already ordered management by local authorities. then the state of guyana arose, which included the disputed territory. with renewed vigor. the conflict broke out in 2015, when the american oil giant exxonmobil discovered a large oil field worth 10 billion barrels in assequiba; in recent years, 46 fields have already been discovered there, thanks to which guyana entered the list of the largest countries in terms of oil reserves. when another field was found in october, guy

if congress does not allocate additional funds, said the strategic communications coordinator of the national security council at the white house , john kirby. he noted that it will not be adopted yet decisions on new funding in the administration of joe biden more. there will be no restocking authority. let me remind you that earlier the us president requested from the congress more than 106 billion dollars for the needs of national security, among which is aid for ukraine. however , the senate blocked the start of debate on the issue. it will not be possible to unblock the polish-ukrainian border quickly - said donald tusk's government. to the maximum aggravation of the situation. the inactivity of the previous prime minister's team was brought about by the newly appointed prime minister minister of infrastructure of poland dariusz klimczak. he noted that he will have a meeting with his ukrainian colleague oleksandr kubrakov every day and conducts daily negotiations with the protesters. klimchek emphasized that now it will be quite difficult to find a way out of the situation. let me remind you that on december 18, polish tra

white house is john kirby. the national security council coordinator for strategic communications.al, was that an intentional direct shift in the president's wording? >> the president still wants to support ukraine as long as it takes. he is reflecting the reality on capitol hill which is that we don't have additional funding now heading into the new year. so we're working hard to -- at the negotiating table to see if we can't get that over the floin. >> we had secretary mayorkas on talking about the border last week and he said to me that, talking about some of the republican proposals, some, quote, are reasonable and werth of discussion. where is the witness willing to give on the border so you can get the ukraine funding? >> i won't negotiate on national tv and public about what we're talking about. but the president has said that he is willing to have a serious good faith negotiation with the other side. not just on border security. by the way, border security was baked into our supplemental request, some $6 billion. but also immigration policy. policies in general with the imm

. >> joining us to discuss, john kirby, national security council coordinator for strategic communications at the white housei am struck by the fact that president biden has used five words repeatedly over the course of the last two years when asked how long u.s. support for ukraine will continue, he says as long as it takes, over and over and over again. was he wrong? >> no. in fact, that's still his intention, phil. we want to support ukraine for as long as it takes. obviously, we would love this war to be over tomorrow if it could be in terms acceptable to the ukrainian people but mr. putin shows no desire in sitting down and negotiating at all. quite the contrary. he is attacking energy infrastructure with missiles and drones trying to weaponize winter and forces on the ground are trying to go on on offensive in the east. there is no indication he is slowing down. if ukraine stops fighting that's the end of ukraine and none of us should be willing to accept that outcome. >> is there is plan b? is there some executive plan he can end run congress here? >> we will do what we can to continue to support ukra

the national security council coordinator for strategic communications over at the white house. john, thanks very much for joining us. i want to get to the idf mistakenly killing three israeli hostages. can israel be relied onto protect hostages during its full-scale assault on gaza based on what's been reported? >> we should be careful of drawing too many firm conclusions here about what happened today. which the israelis, of course, acknowledged right away, that they were responsible for this. it's tragic, heartbreaking news for three families that are going to be getting the worst, worst possible news that any family can get and we grieve with them, mourn with them and we'll pray for them. and i'm sure the israelis will do the forensics on this. they too, just like us, they share a strong desire to get every single one of those hostages back home with their families safe and sound where they belong. and we're going to continue to do what we can to help them achieve that. we still believe that it's possible to get a pause in place, to get another exchange of hostages and we're

difficulties in allocating money. to ukraine in washington, the coordinator for strategic communications in the national security council of the white houseon the abc television channel, said that the white house desperately needs, this is a direct quote: they desperately need congress to allocate money for ukraine. bloomberg writes that the us senate will vote on a new aid package no earlier than december 11, that is, the next one. monday, and the senator will have to make a decision within working week, next friday , december 15, the senate will already go on christmas break. another issue that us congressmen are concerned about is the impeachment of biden, us house speaker mike johnson called this a mandatory and irreversible process, and emphasized that the republicans already have enough grounds for votes from the department of justice, they also do not give us thousands of pages of documents from national archives, so that a formal investigation will allow us to take the next necessary steps, i think this is what we have to do at this stage, i think we will succeed, it is unlikely that any of the democrats will help us, although it

today the coordinator on strategic communications of the national security council at the white house john kirby said the authorities understand the need to lower the intensity of the fighting and it is up to them to make a decision about the timeline went that would take place. this is a tragic moment for the council, one of gross unprecedented blackmail on the part of washington on the suffering of palestinians in the hope of the global community to put an this. today the permanent representative of the usa spoke about the direct bilateral diplomacy at a high level. previously we heard this argument and can see what it has led to. the security council essentially is being asked not to get in the way while the united states goes around twisting arms in the region, not for peace as my colleague asserts, but assuring the short-term interests of washington. colleagues, if this document were not supported by a number of air but states, we would of course have vetoed it. at the same time we know a number of the states withdrew their cosponsorship. but we consistently are of the view that

the white house has officially approved the idea of ​​eliminating the entire leadership of hamas, with this statement made by the white national security council coordinator for strategic communicationsieve that this is certainly a useful tactic, that they feel good, between several days, they warm their hands well, this is what they think about what is happening in israel itself, we learn from ariel marom, he comes to us directly, ariel, hello, good afternoon, is this how the israelis feel about the resumption of hostilities? majority, of course, the attitude is absolutely positive, the majority support the second phase, which will still be much more difficult. since we are talking about combat battles in dense buildings with a large number of civilians remaining there, two army corps for this purpose were prepared, formed and are now already at the exit to combat positions in the next 48 hours, the main second phase of gas stripping will begin . as i understand it, this second phase concerns the southern part of the gas sector, where. skoe the government demanded the evacuation of all people who want to escape, how does this compare with the demand and the offer to the palestinians

year , the white house plans to announce the last aid package for ukraine, which has money left over from existing funding. this was reported by john kirby, the strategic communications coordinator of the us national security council. however, he did not specify what exactly will be in this aid package, as kirby noted. with reference to the words of the financial inspector of the pentagon, michael mccord, the funding of subsequent aid packages will depend on the decision of congress. we still plan to provide ukraine with one relief package at the end of this month , however, when that is completed, as mr. mccourt made clear in his memo to congress today, we will no longer have the authority to supplement the budget and we need congress to act without delay, as we have said, as pankor wrote, i quote: it is in our clear national interests and our assistance is vitally necessary for ukraine to continue its struggle for freedom. i will remind you that, according to reports from the bloomberg agency, the pentagon sent a letter to the dfc congress. that the agency will run out of funds for military aid to ukraine by december 30, unless new funding is approved. meanwhile , oleksandr ta

today the coordinator on strategic communications of the national security council at the white house john kirby said the authorities understand the need to lower the intensity of the fighting and it is up to them to make a decision about the timeline went that would take place. this is a tragic moment for the council, one of gross unprecedented blackmail on the part of washington on the suffering of palestinians in the hope of the global community to put an this. today the permanent representative of the usa spoke about the direct bilateral diplomacy at a high level. previously we heard this argument and can see what it has led to. the security council essentially is being asked not to get in the way while the united states goes around twisting arms in the region, not for peace as my colleague asserts, but assuring the short-term interests of washington. colleagues, if this document were not supported by a number of air but states, we would of course have vetoed it. at the same time we know a number of the states withdrew their cosponsorship. but we consistently are of the view that

the white house is holding urgent talks with allies about using frozen russian assets for military assistance to ukraine, writes the new york times. the coordinator for strategic communicationsn vacation, just in case , denies everything. appears. reports that the united states and the european union are exploring whether they can use seized russian assets to finance ukraine. we talked about two different things: we still need additional funding because we don't have a magic pot of money to support ukraine in the future. also said with many of our allies and partners about what russia's role should be in the post-conflict period in terms of perestroika, the restoration of ukraine in the long term, but now we have not yet reached the level where we could say, “we asked the ukrainians to do something, frankly speaking, bordering on the impossible, to break through a serious defense without aviation under russian fire and without weapons, and unfortunately, the ukrainians were unable to do this. sergei gennadievich, professor, i ask you, of course, first of all, if we analyze here current american affairs are, to put it mildly, surprising, two recent statements by blinken, one

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today the coordinator on strategic communications of the national security council at the white house john kirby said the authorities understand the need to lower the intensity of the fighting and it is up to them to make a decision about the timeline went that would take place. this is a tragic moment for the council, one of gross unprecedented blackmail on the part of washington on the suffering of palestinians in the hope of the global community to put an this. today the permanent representative of the usa spoke about the direct bilateral diplomacy at a high level. previously we heard this argument and can see what it has led to. the security council essentially is being asked not to get in the way while the united states goes around twisting arms in the region, not for peace as my colleague asserts, but assuring the short-term interests of washington. colleagues, if this document were not supported by a number of air but states, we would of course have vetoed it. at the same time we know a number of the states withdrew their cosponsorship. but we consistently are of the view that

few weeks the states will exhaust resources for assistance to ukraine, the white house coordinator for strategic communications said. according to kirby, washington cannot give kiev any guarantees regarding the continuation of assistance. he called the reason for this situation the position of congress, which refuses to approve the american administration’s request for the allocation of additional funds. direct threats had no effect on the legislators' decision. according to journalist tucker carlson, pentagon chief lloyd austin at a closed briefing threatened congressmen to send their relatives fight with russia if they do not support the request for new aid to ukraine. when the front entrance is closed, they enter from the back; dozens of trucks from poland were sent to ukraine by rail, bypassing the truck drivers' strike at the border. ukrainian railways publishes footage of the loading of the first batch of trucks, 13 tractors with semi-trailers. according to a number of media reports, the service is not cheap; a route of about 100 km costs approximately 1,500 euros per car. official warsaw has been initia

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