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Mismatch between his ambitions and russias current conventional military capabilities, likely means the next few months could see us moving along a more unpredictable and potentially escalatory trajectory. >> so what else is u.s. intelligence saying about putins possible next moves? >> avril haynes said this is a war that russian president vladimir putin feels he cannot afford to lose. but his eyes are larger than the capabilities of russias military. although the military is now focused on the ...

>> let me play some more of avril haines testimony for you, matt miller. >> the uncertain nature of the battle which is developing into a war of attrition combined with the reality that putin faces a mismatch between his ambitions russias current military capabilities likely means the next few months could see us moving along an escalatory trajectory. president putin will turn to more drastic means, including imposing martial law, reorienting industrial production, or potentially escalatory mili...

Thanks to the data provided by america." >> speak of that u.s. intelligence, ian pannell again from kharkiv tonight in eastern ukraine, and ian, we learned today, the u.s. confirming the number of russian generals believed to have been killed since this war began? >> reporter: yeah, thats right, the defense intelligence agency director, their assessment that eight to ten russian generals have been killed. the ukrainians have an even higher number than that, but it really speaks to the woeful bat...

And they can repel the russians from their territory, the more successful we are in degrading russias economy, in degrading russias military, in limiting its ability to project power abroad, the more dangerous russia is in the short-term. and so, we have to be prepared for that. and that doesnt mean you abandon the policy, because abandoning the policy would be a moral outrage and abandoning the ukrainians and it would make russia more dangerous in the long-term, but it means you face these diff...

Of systems and more advanced capabilities so doesnt mean we have to replace every javelin or stinger one for one with what weve given ukraine, we want to make sure its about the capabilities and we have very advanced capabilities as it is so were watching this closely, were not going to do anything thats going to impinge or impair our ability to defend this country. >> all right, admiral kirby, appreciate your time tonight, thank you so much. >> my pleasure, thank you. and next, american from ...

Ukraine. hes committing mass atrocities. its clear hes committing war crimes, and he needs to be held accountable for them. and the u.s. is holding him accountable for them. theres, of course, cooperating and investigations that could ultimately lead to prosecution for those involved but the more important way that the u.s. is holding vladimir putin accountable and holding the russian military accountable is getting arms into ukraine that theyre using to take out russian military capabilities. t...

I think he realizes right now thats beyond his capabilities. >> he is still moving nuclear capable missile launchers through red square, right? >> thats right. its interesting what he isnt doing, bill burns, the cia director was talking over the weekend, the forum that the financial times had, he made the point that for all of the threats that weve had from putin, he hasnt actually moved his nuclear weapons into a state of readiness in an observable way. >> and what does that say. >> it htells y...

Space and the notion that the united states needs to develop its capabilities there has led the us to ban all space cooperation with china, but it did not and has not banned space cooperation with russia. now, youve been one of nasas leaders over the last decade, or two or three. do you acknowledge that the increased dependency of nasa on cooperation with russia, particularly in the last decade, has been a major strategic mistake? i think at this point, what were seeing is that now we have our o...

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