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Russian dictator Vladmir Putin was made aware of Wagner PMC leader Yevheniy Prygozhin’s preparations for his rebellion by Russia’s FSB Security Service at least two or three days in advance, reported The Washington Post on July 25, referencing intelligence assessments.
This is a assessment by the pentagon that was revealed by the washington post that says that if china were to invade taiwan that they would be able to establish very quick air superiority, which is very important in an invasion. the assessments go on to say that taiwan doubts that their air defenses can accurately detect missile launchers that barely have more than half of taiwan's aircraft are fully mission capable and that moving their jets to shelters would take at least a week. so fredricka this really does reveal us thinking on taiwan a reveals the intelligence assessments that have certa...
In a reversal causing concerns in Liberal ranks, the NDP has announced on March 1 it will call ...
Rarely been as important as it is now. >> where's president biden? why? >> yeah, there's two key explanations that i have been getting from the white house. the first of which is that look, there are a lot of unknowns here still at play. there's a concern about the president getting ahead of where things actually are in terms of what the intelligence community knows or initial information provish to ultimately change, which as we know can happen with these intelligence assessments. the other question is they feel like the leading explanation right now is these are most likely benign balloons t...
Jim. >> no question. melissa, thank you. thank you for that. barbara, what more do we know about the u.s.'s role in helping ukraine and those forces plan the counteroffensive? >> well, i think everything melissa just laid out really tells us where we are at this point. the pentagon being very cautious about, you know, spiking the ball, saying that this is a victory. they're very watchful of this. there's been about $15 billion or so in aid, military aid, to ukraine and that has been very specifically tailored for what ukraine needs, armor, artillery, howitzers, that sort of thing. a lot of foc...