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"I am in Ukraine to deliver a simple message. Our support cannot and will not falter," U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on the social media platform X.

Short and involves no american casualties, being quite cynical, but obviously that is important, then it could be of little benefit to biden. 0n the other hand, it it does involve a more extended military commitment, if it is longer lasting, if it is more ambiguous in outcome, it could be seen as poor leadership on bidens part, it could be seen as he has been pulled into a war and in an election year, that could be devastating. an election year, that could be devastating-— an election year, th...

Hes relenting on the f16 issues which casts about $3 billion and, you know, its convenient because theyre worried about funding more aid and i think this goes along with a lot of sort of convenient approaches that, you know, push them along in their direction. so i think incompetence might be a little bit generous. >> laura: so you think the accounting error was done on purpose? thats, you know, thats fraud if theyre doing that? >> its just smelly its possible theres something going on and there...

Might be generous. its a little bit fishy. like the president looks likee f1 hes relenting on the f-16 issue, which may be cost abouttl three billion dollars. d and , you know, its its convenient because theyre worried about fundin ig more aid. and i think this goes alongroace with a lot of sort os fyou kn convenientow approaches that puc them along in their direction. i thinkso i think i think incoe might be a little bit generous. >> e srror wo you think the accw error was done on purpose? s fr...

A year on, a new irpin bridge and the old challenge — avoiding direct confrontation between russia and nato. the way that the ukrainians stopped the russians just back there changed every calculation about the war. nato saw it had an ally worth supporting and they moved very fast to do that. now, that has carried some heavy costs — economic, a massive military commitment and even a risk of nuclear war. now, the ukrainians are conscious that future nato governments might not want to carry tha...

From the battlefield is that the war might spread beyond ukraine. a year on, a new irpin bridge and the old challenge — avoiding direct confrontation between russia and nato. the way that the ukrainians stopped the russians just back there changed every calculation about the war. nato saw it had an ally worth supporting and then moved very fast to do that. now, that has carried some heavy costs — economic, a massive military commitment, and even a risk of nuclear war. now, the ukrainians are...

Now, that has carried some heavy costs economic, a massive military commitment and even a risk of nuclear war. now, the ukrainians are conscious that future nato governments might not want to carry that heavy a burden, which is why theyre calling 2023 their year of victory. ukraines fighting spirit is intact, but neither side has the edge it would need to win. these were ukrainian volunteers signing up a year ago, from 60—somethings to young men just out of school. the war started here for max...

Avoiding direct confrontation between russia and nato. the way that the ukrainians stopped the russians just back there changed every calculation about the war. nato saw it had an ally worth supporting and then moved very fast to do that. now, that has carried some heavy costs — economic, a massive military commitment and even a risk of nuclear war. now, the ukrainians are conscious that future nato governments might not want to carry that heavy a burden, which is why theyre calling 2023 their...

Now, that has carried some heavy costs — economic, a massive military commitment, and even a risk of nuclear war. now, the ukrainians are conscious that future nato governments might not want to carry that heavy a burden, which is why theyre calling 2023 their year of victory. ukraines fighting spirit is intact. but neither side has the edge it would need to win. these were ukrainian volunteers signing up a year ago, from 60—somethings, to young men just out of school. the war started here f...

A massive military commitment, and even a risk of nuclear war. now, the ukrainians are conscious that future nato governments might not want to carry that heavy a burden, which is why theyre calling 2023 their year of victory. ukraines fighting spirit is intact. but neither side has the edge it would need to win. these were ukrainian volunteers signing up a year ago, from 60—somethings, to young men just out of school. the war started here for maxim, then 19, and his friend dmitri, 18. what ar...