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Like i thought they would. very capable force. they made significant reforms over the last six years. getting additional capability from the west in term of key weapon systems but a lot were internally and how they fight and empowering better trained, better tactics, better doctrine than the russians have. the russians have really underperformed. they are where i thought they would be in terms of what just surround the city. theyre not worried about collateral damage. its not something that real...

Ukraine or belarus to respond to that. ive been thinking about this quite a bit and i think despite some discussions with russians that our best option would be a limited cyber attack of some kind strong enough the russians would get the message and pay the price but not so strong for us to reveal our tactics, and techniques and procedures because every time you do a cyber attack you giveaway bread crumps and they can trace how you did it. we have used the sanctions we can use, and doing all of ...

B.s. deal to carve up ukraine and say we saved the world from world war iii. ukrainians have taken the fight to the russians, overestimated the russian capability, their biggest nightmare is for it to end badly for putin. i want to end badly for putin, i want to get rid of him. >> sandra: publicly they are urging the people to continue the fight and applauding it. and we heard the white house and you mentioned say go ahead to the 9,000 leases out there untapp to increase production in the united...

Assault there and what the ukrainian army and indeed the militias can do under that sort of barrage. it is very challenging. _ under that sort of barrage. it is very challenging. you dont want to be exposed — very challenging. you dont want to be exposed or in the open when you are receiving incoming indirect fire and the _ are receiving incoming indirect fire and the russians have a lot of indirect— and the russians have a lot of indirect fire capability, rockets and artillery are eating ba...

Western support for ukraine. he has a capability, he hasnt usedit he has a capability, he hasnt used it yet but it is part of the playbook. he will maliciously use cyber activity in response to the cost we impose with our allies and partners on the world. but, look, today, my administration has renewed warnings are based on evolving intelligence, russia may be planning a cyber attack against us. tim starks is senior editor of cyberscoop in washington, dc. thank you for coming on the programme. t...

Ransom in effect. and what you heard president biden say to this round table is get ready, this is coming, make sure that you have done everything that you can to be prepared. because the government can help, but it really falls a lot on these critical infrastructures, these big industries and small businesses too which have been targeted. russians have the capability of creating a great deal of havoc. and weve talked about what escalation takes place, if there is a serious cyberattack, what is ...

Your first him on the show when we appreciate it. joining me now u.s. army veteran house foreign affairs committee, congressman another question that has emerged recently but from ukrainian intelligence reporting that their understanding in terms of the and game looking at the career scenario the politician in the country with north and south korea what is your reaction to that? >> you say what is what they are now looking at that have the capability to hold any given city across ukraine now bec...

Overnight. jim sciutto was just reporting, across the country, particularly the infrastructure locations. >> thats right, john. russia is continuing to show it has the will and capability to launch cruise missile strikes anywhere across the country. the focus the last few days have been support, logistical infrastructure. once again another fuel depot was hit a short distance from where we are. thats what they struck here in lviv in saturday, too. weve seen that in mykolaiv in recent days. theyv...

Respiratory virus, there are far more things to understand about, what we are doing is allowing the majority of society to move on, with things, at the expense of a significant minority that cannot. so if the government says we are going to treat it like any other respiratory illness your argument is the risks of long covid for example long covid is certainly a factor, it is unclear how sustainable this endless series of booster programmes is going to be, the world is going to continue to produc...

�*welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, im karishma vaswani. the headlines. a glimmer of hope in ukraine, as russia says it will scale back military operations, around the capital, kyiv. the ministry of defence of the russian federation has taken the decision to drastically reduce combat operations in the micro areas to boost mutual trust. but the u—5 is warning russia still has the capability to do great damage in ukraine.0ur other main stories. at least five people have been k...