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Its really about capabilities and its based on constant conversations with our nato allies on the eastern flank. >> are those marines nato response force committed or are they just individual -- >> right now these are individual decisions based on available capability that we had and in talking to our nato allies. i dont -- as you probably saw in the nato summit, they announced another four battle groups and i think the nations are still feeling those out. i think were leading the one in poland....

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Where at its at in this campaign, yet what has made the difference for ukrainian forces? >> well, some of the supplies were game changers basically because like the equipment like javelins and anti-tank weapons and stingers, they actually made our forces way more efficient and, you know, resultful. its a huge deal. and all these discussions about the different other equipment, types of kwequipment, it indeed enhances our capabilities a lot, yeah. >> now what about the russian threat to those sup...

A much more critical piece of infrastructure whether its defence intelligence data or enabling financial transactions, there is a much greater awareness for dependence on space. weather data comes from a japanese satellite, a lot of data comes from a us satellite and so, despite having our own capabilities but also increasing military activity in space, satellites such as the chinese one which was demonstrated this year which can work with other satellites, pull them down out of orbit or the rus...

The video about berdansk but the problem is it takes a lot of effort to put in these large weapons systems, so the flow, we really just need to see a lot quicker delivery as much as possible, but it is not easy. >> thats a great point. general, can you weigh in on that really amazing video of that russian warship in berdansk. you call it a critical blow. why? >> first of all, theres a significant amount of ammunition, equipment and perhaps personnel on that ship. that is whats called an lst, a l...

It. >> and how vital is, jeremy, for the president to keep emphasizing the message of nato unity, something that he has worked so hard over the past months to try to achieve? >> absolutely vital, andrea, in fact, i think the president eets -- presidents theory of the case, and he has been talking about this since campaigning for president. the united states has certain advantages, one is obviously our capabilities, our technology, our military power, our technological power, economic power. anot...

Defense needs and were delivering multiple capabilities to try and address those requirements. >> he was really specific saying 1% of natos capability. is that tenable? >> well, id have to do the math on whats already been provided. as i stated, most nato allies are providing legal assistance, including nato allies that have had longstanding policies not to do so. weve seen a major change in europe with many allies coming forward. wed have to go forward and count up whats been provided to date, ...

Whats the difference between an acute threat and a pacing threat? >> okay. well try this again. we call china a pacing challenge because in many of the military kinds of capabilities that we know were going to need to respond to what is an increasingly aggressive china in the indo-pacific specifically and the potential threats that those capabilities mean for us, that were going to have to -- were going to have to stay ahead of those capabilities. and again, you look at the budget, you can see t...

Whatsoever. the secrecy on the ukrainian side is obvious. they have to protect their capabilities. if theyre trying to do other things inside of russiaing were not going to know about it until after the fact. they need to keep operational security at all costs. >> perhaps a preview of more attacks on russian day torrey. we have to leave it there. general michael repass, kim dozier, thank you very much. i appreciate your insight very much. we still have more from ukraine. a vacation turned huma...

Regional security, when you are talking about the middle east and our number one ally in the region for israel. but globally. iran has icbms you pair that up with nuclear capabilities you are looking at world war iii. >> carley: we are just hours away with president bidens phone call with xi jinping, this is what the white house has said about china in recent days, watch. this china in particular has a responsibility to use influence with president putin and to defend the international rules and...