Of logisitical capabilities. These are the latest pictures from the rostov region in south west russia. The governor there says that firefighters were called to put out a fire at an industrial facility struck by debris from a ukrainian drone. Both sides say air defences destroyed multiple drones and missiles fired by the other side overnight. Meanwhile, the belarusian president alexander lukashenko has claimed that minsk has deployed nearly a third of it s armed forces along the entire border with ukraine in what he says is a response to ukraine stationing 120,000 troops at the border between the two countries. Reuters attributing that report to the belta state news agency. Patrick bury is a senior lecturer in security from the department of politics, languages and international studies at the university of bath. He told me what he thought of the latest pushback from ukrainian forces. Well, i think in terms of dropping the bridges over the seym river, that is the second of three majo
It is a question, i think, of looking at the laws and the individual states and finding the right lawyers and attempts. But these laws that are being passed and the efforts to weaponize poll watchers in the polling place are all part of thinking, i think wrongly that intimidation of election officials is going to help republicans. I think what my fellow republicans are not recognizing is what goes around can come around and that this weaponization in election laws can be turned on them. This is not going to be a oneway street. And that overall is bad for the democracy. Yeah. It s not what any party should be about. No. Right. We re seeing that as you two join together. Ben, thank you so much. Bob, really appreciate it. It s a pleasure. Thank you. New day continues right now. Welcome to our viewers not united states and all around the world. I m john berman with brianna keilar on this new day. We do have breaking news. A covid decision that will immediately affect thousands of children
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Troops out too fast? i will not send another generation of americans to war in afghanistan. I will ask general david petraeus, who once commanded u. S. And allied troops in afghanistan. Also thousands of cubans take to the streets, marking the most significant unrest there in decades. Cries for freedom rang out as did demands for regime change. Is that likely to happen after 60 years of ascastros and communism? i ll ask an expert. Then, surely you ve heard of president harry truman, but what about eddie jacobson? everybody knows of richard nixon, of course, but do they know of b. B. Ribosa. These unsung characters were the closest confidants of the man in the oval office. I ll talk to gary ginsburg about his terrific new book, first friends. But first, here s my take. We re now a year and a half into the pandemic, which is enough time to start looking back and drawing real lessons, especially when comparing it to the last great jolt to the international system, the global financial cri