maneuver force of sufficient potency to crack that plan. we would do it with deep battle, long range artillery fires, rocket fires, attack helicopters, u.s. air force fighter bombers. it s hard to imagine how you create that in the coming weeks in ukraine, so it s a real inflection point in the war, and a period of great peril to the ukrainians. and general, you said that there s a crucial window of opportunity that s opened up for the ukrainians for a counter attack, but they need the weapons. they need modern weapons. they need modern nato weapons. i m curious, the news over the last 12 hours, that biden is talking about sending more weapons their way, about $750 billion worth. is that what they need? maybe. i don t know. armored humvee s are created for counter ieds in afghanistan.
investigation and what you know about terrorism investigations, generally, that the bombs, what s left of the bombs, what may have survived in terms of the one suicide vest that we think was sort of deployed in the attack, but not used, and the one attacker who was shot and not blown up, do we expect that to be an important forensic part of the investigation and are american law enforcement agencies and american and even military assets sort of the leaders in terms of how to do that? the fbi has gotten very good at this. and, frankly, it goes back to iraq. the u.s. military was in iraq for so many years, dealing with ieds. ieds killed so many american troops, huge, multi-billion dollar task forces were established to counter ieds, to find out who makes homemade bombs, how they re made. there are entire laboratories that the fbi does primarily,
agencies and american and even military assets sort of the leaders in terms of how to do that? the fbi has gotten very good at this. and, frankly, it goes back to iraq. the u.s. military was in iraq for so many years, dealing with ieds. ieds killed so many american troops, huge, multi-billion dollar task forces were established to counter ieds, to find out who makes homemade bombs, how they re made. there are entire laboratories that the fbi does primarily, where they reconstruct homemade bombs. and they ve gotten excellent at identifying a particular signature of a particular bomb maker, based on the components of the chemicals and how the bombs are put together and where the explosives are placed and the kinds of shrapnel. but those are really, i don t want to say, academic debates. at this stage, france has a more
what s left of the bombs, what may have survived in terms of the one suicide vest that we think was sort of deployed in the attack, but not used, and the one attacker who was shot and not blown up, do we expect that to be an important forensic part of the investigation and are american law enforcement agencies and american and even military assets sort of the leaders in terms of how to do that? the fbi has gotten very good at this. and, frankly, it goes back to iraq. the u.s. military was in iraq for so many years, dealing with ieds. ieds killed so many american troops, huge, multi-billion dollar task forces were established to counter ieds, to find out who makes homemade bombs, how they re made. there are entire laboratories that the fbi does primarily, where they reconstruct homemade bombs. and they ve gotten excellent at identifying a particular signature of a particular bomb maker, based on the components of the chemicals and how the bombs are put together and where