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I , i thought it was twenty nine . maybe its 1999. heres what he told nbc news jared isaach eisenman, a billionaire and an astronaut, maybe the only individual owner mig-29. he said the russians could eliminate the jets from the battlefieldts in a singlen shot. there arei russian fighters that could see those mig twenty from three times farther away again, lieutenant colonel, youre the expert here, but thats seems like a big deal or am i wrong? thats exactly right. o i was even thinking on the p...

Yesterday admitted that apparently our intel thoughs that the have used one of those hypersonic missiles. i also heard the president say essentially and i think he was alluding to the migs deal where were not going to facilitate that migs deal brokering with poland because the president said that the ukrainians have all the military equipment they need. is that what the pentagon thinks? >> why are working very, very hard and the president is right to give them the capability that they need, that...

Yes, its having an effect already. theres one thing you didnt mention in there, they will have an attack drone in there. theres up to 100 of them. >> yes. >> they will actually -- once the target is identified, it can attack the target and destroy it. so thats going to be a huge capability. >> yeah, 100 of those. sometimes called camicazi drones. when we talk about stalled convoys and tanks hiding in forests, thats something that could be advantageous for the military there. talk to me about thi...

Kyiv. the trips are amassed there. and from everything we can gather, the bulk of the russian troops that are on the ground here in ukraine are pretty much amassed on the outskirts of kyiv. of course, the fear, the concern is that they are going to try and launch a much fuller, broader attack on the capital city. that they may try to encircle the capital city as they have done with other cities and towns across the country. its not clear if they have the capability to overrun kyiv firstly, theyv...

Manning and how they organize their units. but we certainly had reliable indicateders that a good many troops were conscripts. again, how many we dont know. what their fate is now, we dont know. i saw the statement out of the kremlin. their numbers. several hundred or something like that. i dont need to tell any of you this, but any piece of data that you get from the kremlin to read it with skepticism. tony from bloomberg. >> hi, john. quick question on russias cyber warfare capability in the u...

Deter russian aggression-- two patriot missile batteries, among the most sophisticated air defense systems on the planet. for security reasons weve been asked not to name the battery commander or show his face. so what capability does this have? >> all of these missiles are designed to defeat ballistic missiles, designed to defeat cruise-type missiles, as well as aircraft. >> odonnell: by shooting them out of the sky. if the missile is intentional or just an errant missile, what can this do? >> ...

Gone into that. on nato, i was in the navy for almost 30 years. ive never seen nato more united, more resolved than it is right now, and the united states, as i said, is really putting skin in that faith game. were adding to capability, were helping allies and partners, were shoring up that eastern flank. theres nothing weak about that, nothing weak at all. >> admiral, thank you so much for being with us. admiral john kirby. i have a message just handed to me. call eileen cooper. >> will do. >> ...

Capability of such a phone line. it is really a pure deconflicks mechanism. right next to that to the west of u.n., the u.s. air force is operating as are nato countries. the u.s. has made it clear it doesnt want any encount per could lead to an escalation between u.s. forces and russian sources. so far thats the goal of russian forces as well. the u.s. was looking to set up a place in russia. the u.s. and russia have that over syria. but as russia invaded ukraine, such a line was not in place u...

Knowing what the risks are? >> i think he knows what the risks are im pretty sure is getting assistance from u.s. intelligence from some other very well-placed sources including they got the neighbors cyber security center there i think theyre lending them some capability. his biggest thing is eight moving a target is harder to hit if it keeps moving does not have predictability. but with the startling terminals russia has great capability to identify radar admissions originate from where the si...

It is also difficult for russia. theyve run out of the precision-guided missiles. it is difficult for them to hit something like a convoy. they can hit an air base, but itll be harder to hit the supply chain. we should worry about that, but we need to keep flooding things in. >> normally, you mentioned it has been humanuating. y -- humiliating. russia is taking more ground in ukraine, but as a quote, unquote, great power, it is humiliating to watch the trouble russia has had. normally, the leade...