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Russian dead. some say as much as 14% of his heavy equipment, armored equipment, ive heard closer to 10 or 11%. all of these numbers are not right but close. those are big numbers. thats a big impact to a fighting force. >> martha: i want to show you something here. the top military leaders in the united states are having a hard time reaching and communicating with top leadership in russia, which is obviously a bit disturbing. you want to keep the open lines of communication open. lets play this...

Needle of diplomacy and you ask them to go as far as they can. remember, also, india can be another way to talk to moscow and keep those lines of communication open. >> all right. general, one quick final question to you. i thought this was really interesting. these reports of a russian fuel depot being targeted by ukrainian helicopters. the ukrainians are not talking about it or denying it. >> i think its a brilliant move. it puts them on notice they dont have the sanctuary. it was a great psyc...

Determined enemy. but this is not a new phenomenon inside russia. >> at the same time this is happening, the europeans are still trying very hard to work with putin. you have a slew of calls, nine with the french president emanuel macron, five with the german chancellor, four times with turkey. i mean, its a lot of communications, to what end? >> well, keep communications open, right? the old churchill quote, better to jaw drop than war. there is already a conflict in place. if there is going to...

Is gone, so i say that, you know, weve -- its very devastating in our whole community and its very wide. i know theres other communities. i try to listen to some news to see how other communities are doing, but right now, it doesnt feel like i can look past whats at hand for us, you know. >> it will be a difficult process of building back and we want to help in whatever way we can, so please keep us posted and keep the lines of communication open. if theres some message that we can get throughou...

Repres representative. but a lot of times that communication doesnt amount to much. the politicians come with talking points, they read off of cards. what youre seeing really is a chinese communist party that is much, much more aggressive, fareed. weve seen international with the diplomacy, the economic implosion aimed at australia. having lines of communication open is one thing, but i dont know if the chinese communist party, on the other end is listening. i think they also have a perception t...

Of communication open. the souring of relations is in stark contrast to when president macron visited an australian submarine in 2018. with an election coming early next year, he has, perhaps, to act tough, but his angry reaction has broad support. for most people, its not the government thats been humiliated, but france. with me is our reporter courtney bembridge to talk us through australias calculations here. courtney, talk us through why australia scrapped the french deal in favour of this n...

But behind the scenes, the french are convinced that the three english—speaking nations were hatching the plan to cut them out. the fallout is potentially very great. britain needs a functioning nato alliance and my worry is that this does deep damage to nato, going well beyond the diplomatic row over an arms deal. as they assess the damage, the french are asking themselves tough questions. who now can be relied on as a serious military ally? noticeably, here at the french foreign ministry, th...

But it does also suggest a willingness to keep lines of communication open. the souring of relations is in stark contrast to when president macron visited an australian submarine in 2018. with an election coming early next year, he has, perhaps, to act tough, but his angry reaction has broad support. for most people, its not the government thats been humiliated, but france. the bbc�*s courtney bembridge has been looking into why australia scrapped the french deal in the first place. the prime ...

Is that this does deep damage to nato, going well beyond the diplomatic row over an arms deal. as they assess the damage, the french are asking themselves tough questions. who now can be relied on as a serious military ally? noticeably, here at the french foreign ministry, the one ambassador whos not being recalled is the one to london. one reason being put about is that the french regard the british role in the new pact as being that of a junior partner, but it does also suggest a willingness t...

Nations were hatching the plan to cut them out. the fallout is potentially very great. britain needs a functioning nato alliance. my worry is that this does deep damage to nato, going well beyond the diplomatic row over an arms deal. as they assess the damage, the french are asking themselves tough questions. who now can be relied on as a serious military ally? noticeably, here at the french foreign ministry, the one ambassador who has not been recalled is the one to london. one reason being put...