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Has become a battlefield triage. we are near the front lines, but not on the front lines. and from the number of civilians we have seen coming in this morning and their injuries, this is clearly an attack on the civilian area. they keep coming. until dr. alexie and his team are overwhelmed. cardiac arrest shouts a medic, heart stop for 2 minutes. some already too far gone to save. the shrapnel wounds to the head, chest, severed arteries, and the sheer number of casualties all consistent with clu...

Give even more of an incentive to putin to continue low—level attacks in 12 months, 2a months, three years? i in 12 months, 24 months, three ears? ., �* ~ in 12 months, 24 months, three ears? ., �* ~ in 12 months, 24 months, three ears? .,�* ~ , , years? i dont think so because i think that _ years? i dont think so because i think that the _ years? i dont think so because i think that the actual _ years? i dont think so because i think that the actual munitions i years? i dont think so b...

Practice. clearly, disproportionately, benefits white students who are applying to the institution. i think they do have a strong case here. >> i want to read from something that darren hamilton wrote, published in the new york times, about how to fix college missions now. they write the racial disparities that led to race conscious admissions are not the result of a natural evolution, or a merit-based process grounded and work ethic, capability, or achievement, but rather are rooted in a legacy...

Development in the war. i think the first point i would make is that to those nato allies who are complaining or criticising president biden�*s timely decision to give these munitions to ukraine, ukraine has been crying out for ammunition for months and if what ukraine had wanted and needed had been given right from the start instead of the incremental drip drip approach that has characterised so much of the provision of capability, ukraine might not be the same position so they should look to...

To those allies who are complaining or criticising president bidens timely decision to give these munitions to ukraine, ukraine has been crying out for ammunition for months. if what ukraine had wanted and needed had been given right from the start, instead of the incremental drip approach that has characterised so much of the capability, ukraine may not be the same position. they should look to themselves and to the extent they have supported ukraine. russia has liberally sprayed mines across u...

To those allies, nato allies, who are complaining or criticising president biden�*s timely decision to give these munitions to ukraine, ukraine has been crying out for ammunition for months, and if what ukraine had wanted and ukraine needed had been given right from the start, instead of the incremental drip, drip, drip approach that has characterised so much of the provision of capability, ukraine might not be in the same position. today president zelensky marked the 500th day since the full�...

Not do. it should _ compromise the unity? no, it should not do. it should make _ compromise the unity? no, it should not do. it should make alliance - not do. it should make alliance members, particularly those reluctant to give capability to ukraine, like hungry for example, it should make them realise the only way ukraine will achieve a victory that they need and must have is if the alliance gets behind ukraine 100% and gives them they want. not only have they been calling for munitions but al...

Military assistance since russia launched its brutal war against ukraine. more than 44.1 billion in military assistance since russias initial invasion of ukraine back in 2014. some of the capability and todays $800 million package include - 155 todays $800 million package include — 155 mm rounds including dual—purpose improved conventional munitions or to victims, and 105 mm artillery rounds. an additional pair defence systems and high mobility rocket systems or himars. 0f rocket systems or ...

Territory. is that accurate and do the new weapons potentially help, you know, stimulate momentum? >> look, the ukrainians are having an slog, a tough fight because the russians are on the defense and you have a 3-1 advantage when you go on the defense, and the other thing they are doing, perplexing to me, they are attacking in multiple areas. to me, i would say pick the area you are going to go to, mass the force, punch through and the area i would go from is in the kherson area, and then punch...

Time i think the white house is balancing those concerns against what is required by the ukrainians on the battlefield. as you and your viewers well know right now, the ukrainians are facing a barrage of armaments, and are kind of in a situation where they have no choice but to use what is required to defend themselves and to mount their counteroffensive and end this criminal invasion of their country. criminal invasion of their country-— criminal invasion of their count .~ ._, ., country. we ...