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Confidence from when we train somebody, when we outfit them with gear, and seeing a little light go off in their head that theyre prepared at least to do something. it is rewarding. and im happy to help. >> yeah. just before we go, youre working with ukrainians who are fighting a very difficult war against a bigger and better armed opponent. but theyre brave and it is their homeland as you said. do you think they can win this? >> im not focused that far on the big picture, jim. im just here. its...

Killing civilians. hes good at using chemical weapons on moms and dads and kids. is he out of his depth when it comes to a relatively well trained national military? >> hes fighting a completely different war, youre right. he is fighting a syrian war in europe. its still having its effect, though, in that president putin wants to devastate parts of the ukraine. he certainly is devastating these cities and causing a lot of depopulation of the cities and creating large refugee streams. its all of ...

For me in 2005 and the boundaries change and suddenly within a year im going to be fighting a very marginal constituency in see marginal constituency in see marginal and they end up losing it in 2015. it was a speech which had the largest british national party membership in the country and elected a counsellor in the run up to 2010. it was a seat which ended up voting clearly for leave in 2016. and if you are a marginal cmp and you do it well or if you are a marginal thief candidates and this i...

Capability to eastern europe to counter the build—up of russian troops they have been saying they would not actually be fighting a —— in ukraine itself. 1000 british troops on standby to help in a humanitarian capacity as there were to be a movement of people triggered by any sort of russian aggression towards ukraine. russia says it is not planning any aggression at all. thank you very much. police investigating lockdown parties in downing street and whitehall are to begin contacting peop...

Ally of the united states in a formal sentence. the ukrainians want to be that special place, the special country, in that crucial part of the world. and, because they are on the frontline of us. the reason we care about them is that they are on the front line of the west. they are the frontline of fighting a war that they didnt start. the russians clearly started, as you say, in 2014, and then 2060. that is going on, he wants ukraine. >> all, right ambassador, thank you so much. >> thanks, chri...

Russian un diplomats for security reasons. it is an unusual move and one which angered its ambassador. the? angered its ambassador. they are announcing _ angered its ambassador. they are announcing 12 _ angered its ambassador. they are announcing 12 people - angered its ambassador. tie: are announcing 12 people from the personnel of the russian missing and demanding that they will 7th of march. un diplomats. un diplomats. is diplomats. un diplomats. is fighting a intensifies those waiting and wa...

From this pain and suffering. unwilling to confront russia militarily, for fear of a wider war in europe. its unclear at would point nato would step in. but putin seems hell-bent to test this to its limits. sally lockwood, sky news. >> well, as russian troops edge ever closer, kyiv has woken up once again to the soundtrack of war. [noise] >> as dawn broke, gunshots and explosions could be heard, fighting a certainly intensified in the city suburbs, between ukrainian and russian forces. so lets g...

For a longer time. and a lot of them have, unfortunately, formed their perception of the world based off of russian television. our propaganda is awfully powerful. i cant even convey it to you. >> i have to say, i have watched russian state tv, the brick big primetime show where they are in a ring -- >> -- >> yes, its some of the best produced tv i have seen. its very well produced. >> yes. >> i guess the question to you is, what does this mean for folks who oppose the government? and whether th...

Ottoman troops, i thought them all night long, mounted a huge attack at dawn, and killed a third of the nba writers and drove them off, exactly analogous to russia invading ukraine. eventually, the ottomans occupied montenegro, but they couldnt maintain it. as someone said, i quite like this. putin might be able to eat ukraine, but will not be able to digest it. the burdens of occupation are enormous as we found out in iraq, sorry in afghanistan. we won the war in afghanistan, until we left. we ...

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