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There is breaking news in the war in ukraine with ukraine and western allies bracing for a possible brutal spring offensive from rush. cia director bill burns travelled to kyiv last week. he met with ukraines president to discuss expectations for spring. according to "the washington post," which first broke the story, both sides discussed strategy, concerns for how long the u.s. electorate would support the war. the meeting comes at a critical moment obviously for the alliance in addition to a p...

Participated in the management of the weapon. so a lot of that has to do with the culture that was established by the producers. and their failure, they had the option and opportunity to hire well seasoned, trained professionals to do this work, and they opted to make other situations. and that was really the beginning of the end for things on "rust." >> i appreciate it. thank you. just ahead, were going to discuss why the white house sent one of the nations top intelligence officials to ukrai...

The increase of military aid reflects a new urgency, and a belief that if Ukrainian forces are not equipped to make significant new gains in the coming months, they may face an endless war of attrition or worse.

Think the big issue that is going to be discussed today and what people will be looking out for is this issue of whether germany will allow the re—export of german—made tanks, all i had indeed sent some of its own. berlin has been very hesitant on this matter, hearing isolation in the conflict. 0ne on this matter, hearing isolation in the conflict. one of the things that seems to have happened —— fearing escalation of this conflict. 0ne seems to have happened —— fearing escalation of...

And an air of urgency. theyve not made a decision on the provision of leopard tanks. what were really focused on is making sure that ukraine has a capability that it needs to be successful right now. the nato military alliance sees this as a pivotal moment. there is a need for support to ukraine, to enable them not only to survive but actually to retake territory to win this war. but there is a lot of talk about a russian spring offensive. do you think ukraine can take back territory this year? ...

Protect its sky so russia doesnt have that a dominance that was going to be a key enabler for it have that a dominance that was going to be a key enablerfor it in have that a dominance that was going to be a key enabler for it in the early stages of the invasion. so there is a full spectrum of workman strokes —— systems ukraine needs and the ammunition for them but it is tanks that are at the forefront of this at the moment because the clock is ticking and ukraine needs to be ready not only ...

But this meeting was about more than tanks, with much wider pledges of military aid and an air of urgency. theyve not made a decision on the provision of leopard tanks. what were really focused on is making sure that ukraine has a capability that it needs to be successful right now. the nato military alliance sees this as a pivotal moment. there is a need for support to ukraine, to enable them not only to survive but actually to retake territory to win this war. but there is a lot of talk about ...

More, but the government has its eye on broader public opinion. the countrys world war ii history still casts a long shadow, while there are fears of escalation. theyve not made a decision on the provision of leopard tanks. what were really focused on is making sure that ukraine has the capability that it needs to be successful right now. the nato military alliance is pressing a sense of urgency. there is a need for support to ukraine, to enable them not only to survive but actually to retake te...

Some roadblocks on the way to this. this will be disappointing for ukraine, notwithstanding the fact that there was consensus today to provide a lot of military equipment, things like armoured vehicles, air defence, ammunition, all of which ukraine welcomes, but they havent now got the tools. not only will they not be able to mount their own effective spring offensive to push russians out of areas they have conquered, but they also might struggle to repel a new advance by russia in the coming we...

The few civilians left resigned to their fate. people die from strikes everywhere in kyiv and dnipro, she says. if thats your destiny, death will reach you anywhere. on a hill above the city, the soviet-erat-72 tank fires into the distance. its sound and fury perhaps not enough to turn the tide. and as that report shows, the situation in bakhmut and other parts of eastern ukraine is dire, and of course ukrainian officials are concerned that when the weather improves, the russians could launch a ...