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Artillery, the kind of old boring stuff that we don t talk about, 155-millimeter artillery, antiarmor like javlins. mike: so let s flip ahead to the next scene and so emphasis on russia, crimea and this critical bridge, what about that, sir? i love this slide because it gets at the crimea issue. and it gets this morning on fox admiral kirby from the national security counsel said the united states is doing everything it can to support ukraine. i take at least one area of strong disagreement and that s the attack system, long-range artillery system 300 kilometers. currently we have 90-kilometer, that s the rocket system. those would give you 300 kilometers and what that ....
Which means they explode on impact, have antiarmor warhead that can go after hardened targets as well as softer targets like the radar pieces there, controlled individually and also can go in and distinguish between a friendly target as well as an unfriendly target so that s the key element there with these drones. finally, for mobility purposes and for gunshot purposes they can use helicopters, this is primarily a transport helicopter, an mi-17 but this would be the type of weapon system that would be very useful for the ukrainians at the present time. colonel, thank you so much, appreciate it. weapons are only part of the equation here. what else does ukraine need to push back putin s forces? we don t know how the rest of this war will unfold but we do know a sovereign independent ukraine will be around a lot longer than vladimir putin s on the scene. ....
Ukraine that we authorize last fall and is putting pressure on the banking system and cutting off putin that way which i think those things could really sting putin in his attempts to take over ukraine but right now i feel that putin feels he is empowered as ever as we project that. we are hoping biden administration continues to act tough and make sure it doesn t happen in the first place and obviously we do not want to get into a conflict in the ukraine speed with the nord stream pipeline is something that tom cotton mentioned today on his discussion with maria bartiromo on sunday morning features . germany has not only refused to provide ukraine with antiarmor and antiaircraft weapons they are blocking other nato countries from providing those weapons to ukraine now with the nord stream 2 pipeline going to the baltic sea you re in a situation where germany has ....
A security camera catching this moment a rocket or missile struck an apartment building in the ukrainian capital just hours ago. the blast just one of many explosions seen throughout the city. ukrainian forces remaining defiant despite the onslaught, even as the uk defense ministry says the bulk of russian forces are now within miles of kyiv s center. in a posted video, president volodymyr zelenskyy is vowing to stay and defend the capital turning down offers from the u.s. and other countries to evacuate him. president biden offering security assistance, antiarmor and antiaircraft systems to aid ukraine. but there s a growing humanitarian crisis. signs of desperation at kyiv s train station as civilians try to escape the carnage. ....
Home to moscow, the likely he is to find a climb down here. what we need to do is provide the ukrainian means to fight, antiarmor and intelligence and cyber over watch. we need to slam putin with heavy sanctions, i would argue to include oil and gas and above all we need to continue to rally the nato alliance, move our forces to the border, continue that flow of military equipment into ukraine. those military forces have been moving to the border, the western flank in ukraine. is there an explanation for why the russians have not unleash an areal assault on ukraine or even on kyiv in particular? first of all, they are upping those kinds of strikes. let s call what it is, it is war crimes. ....