washington and its allies did not anticipate this moment and it was a strategic mistake not to ramp up production of the munitions that ukraine has been supplied with. but we re disappointed with this decision and we re going to look to hear more about how the us will try to work with ukraine to restrict, reduce the amount of civilian harm that will occur. find reduce the amount of civilian harm that will occur. that will occur. and we did hear from the white that will occur. and we did hear from the white house - that will occur. and we did hear from the white house that - that will occur. and we did hear from the white house that they that will occur. and we did hear - from the white house that they would do everything they could to minimise the risk to civilians. but what are your concerns around that? tiara your concerns around that? two thins. your concerns around that? two things. number your concerns around that? twr things. number one, it your concerns around that? twr th
soldiers have been killed as a result. just because something is damaged means it s out of the fight. we are very cognizant of working with our ukrainian partners through things like telemaintenance to help them repair vehicles that may have been damaged on the battlefield or equipment damaged on the battlefield. the new aid package includes javelin and high speed anti-radiation harm missiles. demolition munitions, a wide range of artillery with missiles for the himars and patriot air defense systems. neil? neil: thanks, jennifer. want to go to a former cia director, general david petraeus. general, very good to have you. thanks, neil. neil: let me ask you something that alexander lukashenko said. referring to the wagner group and prigozhin himself.
second year of war. so that includes, for example, artillery rounds, demolition munitions and other tactical equipment for ukrainian torss on the ground there. now this marks the 33rd drawdown of u.s. inventories in support of ukraine since the invasion of russia. and again, part of that concerted effort since president biden vuted last month. it is a top priority for the biden administration. just yesterday president biden met with the enggerman chancell at the white house, where the two reaffirmed their support for ukraine and biden thanked the german chancellor for his strong and steady leadership. now he has been a critical arter in to the united states and a crisis leader in europe as this war has unfolded. the senior administration official said that the meeting was in part if not largely to talk about coordination when it
aid package? reporter: it boils down to more ammunition and support equipment. this marks the 33rd drawdown of equipment from u.s. inventories as part of that concerted effort by the administration to provide security assistance to ukraine. it s a mix of artillery rounds, demolition m demolition munitions. this remains a top president biden for the biden administration and for president biden who just yesterday met with german chancellor schul di length. he thanked schultz for his strong and steady leadership. schultz has been a crisis leader in europe and he has bn a critical partner to the united states as this war unfolds and goes into its second year. according to a white house readout of their meeting, they discussed assistance and
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