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States, iran has drone capabilities. i dont know if they have balloon capabilities. these things arent that hard to do. this is low-tech technology. and it brings up our vulnerabilities really. >> it brings up the vulnerabilities. antiquated detection systems. radar, much beyond that now. should be well beyond that now. you even used the atari reference. is the equipment actually that antiquated? and then if so, why are we able to pick up now all of a sudden pick up these objects? >> let me star...

Made in china just anyone who has access to chinese parts. there is going to be a lot of military exploitation of whatever material they find in the wreckage, to try to determine who made it, what was in it, what kind of sensors it has, what kind of vulnerabilities it might have exposed, and they are going to use knowledge of weather patterns in the balloons themselves, to try to figure out what the flight path might have been. whats different about these balloons is, they couldnt control their ...

Than the safety and security of the american people. and i dont think you need to look any further, quite frankly, than the decisions hes made in just the last week to ten days to evidence that. >> it feels like hes plugging holes, like these are vulnerabilities we are discovering in realtime. >> you are making an assumption, i dont know the analysis will bear out. >> thank you very much. the president gave the order to shoot down the object over lake huron yesterday. where was he, what kind of ...

Know you can set the parameters. if you set the parameters in such a way to look for a certain something, its more likely youre going to find a certain something. >> given all you have discussed here and the actions the administration is taken and what people have learned, chinese spy balloon this year, in previous years. these unidentified objects we shoot down. they might have a question when it comes to these higher altitudes. are americas borders secure? >> the president takes, as i said ear...

Sabotage of power plants across the country. >> this is just one place, and you are talking about the increase, and how concerned are officials remaining about other places in the country and the vulnerabilities? >> well, that is a problem, because while they are extraordinarily concerned and investigating all of the incidents and not all of them tied to this, but there are a lot of conversations going on in the darkest corners of the internet, this is the greatest case of the prevention, and yo...

Materials. he was on supervised release when he allegedly began this plot, and the active part was trading maps, locations of power stations, information about vulnerabilities and how to cause cascading failures of the power system that would lead to extended blackouts in the baltimore area. >> and as you note, this isnt the first time this neo-nazi leader has been in trouble with the law. he was accused of plotting a different attack before, right? >> reporter: well, at the time that he was arr...

It, i know theres been a lot of conversation and a lot of debate about when you should shoot down this balloon or take it out. remember, theres at least three different considerations that the military and the intel officials are going through. the first one, of course, is what the intelligence vulnerabilities are, what kind of information that balloon is collecting about nuclear sites, about defense sites, and so forth. the second one is what is the counterintelligence value of observing what t...

But will that be enough given russias evident vulnerabilities? my guest is vetreran russian foreign policy analyst and kremlin adviser sergey karaganov. is putins invasion turning into a longterm disaster for russia? sergey karaganov in moscow, welcome to hardtalk. good afternoon. good afternoon and welcome and let me ask you a simple question, after almost a year of war in ukraine is russia

The 27—year—olds guilty plea came after his lawyers failed to have the charge dismissed on mental health grounds. now on bbc news, its time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i?m stephen sackur. the war in ukraine is stuck in a form of bloody winter stalemate. but the expectation is major military offensives are coming as both russia and ukraine seek a game—changing shift in the dynamic of the conflict. putin has a clear numbers advantage when it comes to fighting an all—out war, but wil...