Feel strained in certain areas due to these losses. We understand that war is not only about heroism, its about resources. Well , accordingly, i would like to ask you how you see the pace of supplying us with the most important thing, in particular, now we are talking about artillery ammunition. To be honest, im not very familiar with the details of the tactical level. At the strategic level, we are aware that the expected Financial Support from america has not yet. Materialized, however, american politicians who support ukraine are becoming more and more persistent, the essence of the american game, and whether they will dare, and perhaps the administration of President Biden was would is ready to use some other mechanisms , well, like lendlease, and this is one side of the problem, to what extent france, to what extent Great Britain will be ready to take on a certain burden that the United States may refuse to bear, this is a matter of life and death in fact. Oh, can you ask 10 quest
Became better than it was before. I also believe that it is very important to restore qualitatively when we rebuild ukraine, take over schools, hospitals or other facilities. Its important to make them better, especially when it comes to stability and similar features. Reconstruction schools at the initiative of the Lithuanian Government was implemented by the Central Project management agency, and even more so in order to scale. Educational institutions across the country, are currently working on another project. An International Architectural competition has already been announced as part of the school of the future for ukraine. The winning project will be used for the construction of educational institutions throughout ukraine. It will be an adaptive project that can be logically adapted to different locations, to different needs, to different numbers of students. And in general, this project will be provided to everyone the community is safe. Precisely for their use, and this actu
Word from the Nations Capital to whatever you are. It is the opinion that matters the most. This is what democracy looks like. Connect the commanders of u. S. Strategic command and Space Command testify about Nuclear Deterrence for the Armed Service committee and the need to modernize nuclear is based abilities russia, china and other nations close. This is just over two hours. Good morning. The committee receives testimono from anthony, commander of u. S. Teaching in general. Service to the nation and extend our thanks to the men and women who serve with you. As in the past we have asked the commanders the stratcomnd spacecom to testify together. Until 2019. Spacecom was a part of Strategic Command. Mr. Reed as continues as an independent command, its important to identify any gaps or seams that emerged during the transition. On the global stage, russi to b. Recent press reports state that russia is considering violating International Space treaties and endangering the global use of s
Explosion in britain, our own weapons are on high alert. Theres always one out there, at 15 minutes notice to fire. Somewhere out there . Somewhere out there. And american nukes could soon be back on british soil. If we get trump in there next time and he may press the button because hes got a bigger button than putin, then we are a target. Putin hasntjust challenged america, but all European Countries in nato, protected under the us nuclear umbrella. Russians have made direct threats to use Nuclear Weapons against britain, one of the founding members of nato. Thats put the uks Nuclear Readiness on alert. Britains Nuclear Deterrent is housed in the west of scotland. Since the height of the cold war, naval base clyde, on the banks of gare loch, has been at the heart of the uks nuclear policy. Here he is. Feargal dalton is a retired lieutenant commander, who served on Hms Victorious as chief weapons engineer. Hello. Morning, jane. Nice to meet you, feargal. And you. What a lovely morning
Welcome to the third and final panel session. Im Deputy Director and senior fellow and moderator for this panel. We have a discussion this morning id like to continue this afternoon with a distinct panel that, is here. They do not need an introduction but let me briefly introduce them. He served as the National Intelligence officer for north korea at the council between 2014 and 2015 he was a special envoy. Welcome to the panel. On his left hes very well known to many of us and currently the Senior Advisor in new york. Prioroo to that the director of the program at the Wilson Center former senior fellow officer for korea, japan. Currently the president of the institute for National Security for the graduate school of International Studies where he is a professor of studies. Last but not least at the Carnegie Endowment fore International Peace prior to that the graduate school hes a councilmember of the institute for strategic studies from 2013 to 2016 and served as the ambassador. I wo