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Be the obvious candidate. that gets them up into that air stack to take out russians. it's a tool that they need to establish a no-fly zone. number two, they need mig-29 fighters. we got to revisit that offer from poland to provide those. they're a good fighter, they're not modern but they can keep one what russia is putting over the battle space. thirdly, we ought to be giving them anti-ship missiles so that they can push back on the russian navy, if the russian navy tries to swing around and conduct an amphibious assault or cut off odesa, a port city crucial to their economy. there's three t...

There's more to come from our side to include higher altitude. you heard the stinger goes up to about 10,000, 11,000 feet. that won't get after the russian jets that are operating at a higher level. so we've got better missiles we can offer our ukrainian friends that will get up into that zone. then ultimately, wolf, although we are kind of going through a little bit of logistic challenge i would call it with getting these polish fighters, these mig 29s into the hands of ukrainians, that would get into the top of the air stack. would become a real asset, for example, going after that big convo...

Establish their no-fly zone. that keeps us on our side of the nato border and puts weapons where they're most needed on the front lines. s-300, very capable system. as brian just said, it will move the threat up in the air stack and make it much more dangerous for the russians. and key thing here, wolf, those s-300s can cover the supply line lines so when the ground kits and other things come in, the s-300s can protect the supply lines and keep it moving for the front line. it's a good thing. >> very significant indeed. we keep hearing, admiral, the russian advances are now stalled, but russia...

In a recent "time" magazine op-ed, he says it's putin who started this war and we must not be afraid to take reasonable steps to oppose him. we should consider the full range, especially in limiting russian control of ukrainian air space. he's the author of a novel and joins us now. admiral, is it a no-fly zone that you support at this stage? >> not quite. not a nato no-fly zone, anderson. but i'll tell you what i do support. i support a ukrainian no-fly zone. what i mean by that is, we should be giving them not just stinger missiles, which reach up to about 10,000 feet, not bad. but we need t...

Which they need to establish a no-fly zone. not a needle no-fly zone. a new ukrainian no-fly zone. >> which is what's, how do we do that? >> we give them to principal things that they do not have at the moment. one is, higher altitude surface to air missiles. we've given them a stingers. that's great. a go up to about 10,000 feet. a couple of miles, but you want to be able to reach up higher into that air stack, stephanie, and knocked down russian higher flying jets, drones and missiles. that is, for example, the s-300 air defense system. kind of similar to the u.s. patriots esteem, member of ...