haines i want to come to you. we talk a lot about ukraine and russia and i appreciate your frankness. let me ask you about the proxies and what you are seeing not only in ukraine but also you are seeing when it comes to libya and other areas and the aggressiveness of the use of the proxy. >> thank you senator. we can probably go into more detail in closed session at the i could say more generally we do see bogner being used in effecta in ukraine. >> how about africa a? >> yes absolutely. bogner has been historically used in african at the more recent event in the current ukraine. >> general berrier you have anything you want to add? >> senator we track isis in africa syria and other places and we can get in a richer discussion in a closed session about wagner operations. >> okay. that is helpful. the asq and by the way thank you for the china map. i will say this i think we haveh a picture of the globe and that is where china is seeking to be aggressive. it is something that is not lost on me. they are anxious to

final question, director haines. i think you indicated in your testimony that cyber interference in elections is a distinct possibility. is that something that your agency or other agencies are following and taking preemptive steps? >> yes, absolutely, senator. we are well positioned to, essentially, monitor for the potential of election influence. including efforts through cyber. >> one other final final question, are you surprised that the russians have not used cyber attacks against third parties or against the united states directly up to this point? i think that was a concern we all had, from the beginning of this operation. >> yeah, i think what we've seen is the russians have obviously attack ukraine. and we've attributed a variety of attacks to them in that context, including, for example, destructive wiper attacks against ukrainian government websites. ddos attacks against their financial industry. they also were engaged in attacks intended to get that command and control communications in ukraine during the

well, 1st of all, director haines has a job to do, and her job consists of preparing for contingencies. so she's planning out various various contingencies for the war against ukraine, m that prolonged conflict is one of them. ah, we have just completed a national survey. you gray of ukrainian people and results are astounding. 95 percent of ukrainians feel that ukraine will prevail in this conflict. 83 percent of ukrainians feel that the war will and some time in calendar year 2022. so if you take public opinion into account, clearly the ukrainians feel of this conflict will not be a lengthy one. as stephen, the u. s. doesn't believe that there is any imminent threat that president putin would move to use nuclear weapons. but are there growing fears that increasing western support to ukraine would provoke russia? again, i think we have to be careful about this phrase o b o avoiding provoking the humor poon, ah, we have suffered through this so many times when the west was afraid to provide military assistance because it might provo loved him or putin. oh, it's very clear now that ukra

playground inside residential area is horrible, but suddenly rather common see here all across on boss and hain, the town of rebellion, ed to correspondent reports from the city and the guns republic now cleared of nationalists forces wave much needed for mandatory, an aide is being delivered to local stuff. huh. well thank you. thank you for the help for the humanitarian aid. we are grateful that you have brought us a glimmer of light and we will soon get out of this hell the price of diesel hits and all time high in the us as the biden administration tries to pin the blame on, plays it important for the mini on buying that narrative to when you move in, we all live in a state of information war or more accurately this information more. and his target is russia. russia told the u. n, the west only wants to kill one side of events. turning a blind eye to any pro russian argument over the world and a risk to the very unity of the you, hungary warns the blocks plans for total oil embargo against russia with a historical failure. ah, hello and welcome to international. we're coming to you for my h

so we turn the camera haine to infrared regime thrust. i didn't miss opportunities when women wasn't person which one did according to the street. i'm literally suffocating. here, there is no oxygen here at all. terrible conditions. one floor up, local volunteers have organized and make shift clinic and pharmacy believe in monitoring them up in the run. no hospitals, we have nothing. we help all citizens. oh, pharmacies have been looted. there is no medical help. we received $63.00 wounded in a month and a half, not one died. we treated everyone, even those whom we thought we would need to take to the hospital. these are packages sent by people in russia, packed for those suffering to meet the conflict in the don bus, which they asked us to deliver as aide. in this conflict, journalists often connect there is a need we days willing to help. there is hope that some normality will return to the town in future, but it's cleary, they'll need a lot of outside help for quite some time. ration optionality. it'll be, as we go live now to an infor

inside residential area is horrible, but suddenly rather common seen here all across don, boss and hain, the town of rebellion or to a correspondent report from the saloon, little guns republican now reportedly cleared of nationalist forces, were much needed humanitarian aid is being delivered to locals and hungry. his prime minister slammed the latest you sanction plans against russia, which include an oil embargo saying it will be a historical failure if adopted that risks. the blocks unity with hello, welcome to international way. we're coming to life or my headquarters here in moscow and police clear, and it's a pleasure to be with you. we start with the latest on the ukraine conflict. ukrainian forces have accused russian troops are violating the ceasefire at the as often field planned him reopen, but the criminal spokesman said an order was publicly given to hold any assault earlier as far as the quarterly offer to exchange 15 civilians at the plant for food and medicine equipment spokesman said such claims are similar to what was heard from santos. it comes off to russia, opened

inside residential area is a hall revolt, but suddenly rather come and see here all across don, boss and hain, the town of revision. a 2 part correspondent reports from a region in the loop. guns republic now cleared of nationalist forces and were much needed. humanitarian aid is being delivered to locals. oh, thank you. thank you for the help for the humanitarian aid. we are grateful that you have brought us a glimmer of light and we will soon get out of this house. a nuclear bomb dropped on the states that call to make the hungarian prime minister house described the total bond on russian oil proposed by b. u. people prices that record highs in the u. s. the biden administration. the blame squarely on the lot of them here. but not all, including those in the farming industry except talk normative. they're going to all of this. this isn't our fault, proceed. no, it is your and your heard and everybody in america and everybody in america knows it's telling don't, don't pay attention to what's happening behind the curtain. they want us to focus on other things with fly from our international n

all across don, boss, and hain, the town of rebellion a to once peace. he's back here. they will be re buried properly at the city cemetery. but until then, this is where they are going to rest in peace. that may happen soon, the military se, there's at our gunpowder plant on the cities outskirts is the ukrainian forces, last position, and the joint. russia, le, ganske republic, army, he's moving steadily forward. i see those of her. thank you lot. thank you for the help for the humanitarian aid with you. we are grateful that you have brought us a glimmer of light and we will soon get out of this. hell, we are like beatles buried in the ground, but still living. i knew we will live with russia. i mean, the town school number 2 has long been turned into control and command center. you see it's also been targeted, but after the frontline moved further away from here, the military left is building and in its basement breezes. civilian shelter for local residence, this is where they've been hiding. during heavy shelling, we go to check whether there is life on the ground. w

see here, all the cross don, boss and hain, the town of rebellion. a 2 correspondent report from the city and the guns were public now reportedly cleared of national forces where much needed humanitarian aid is being delivered to locals. oh, thank you. i thank you for the help for the humanitarian aid. we are grateful that you have brought us a glimmer of light and we will soon get out of this hell hunger. he's prime minister slammed the latest b u. sanction plans against russia, which include an oil embargo saying it will be a historical failure if adopted that risks. the blocks unity with hello and welcome to international. we're coming to life or my headquarters here in moscow. i'm policy and, and it's a pleasure to be with you or we start with the latest on the ukraine conflict. ukrainian forces have accused russian troops of violating the ceasefire at the as of still still planned in mario pole. but the criminal spokesman said an order was publicly given to hope to any assault. earlier as of fight has reported the offer to exchange 15 civilians

those are the words that avril haines used this morning. this part, she said because u.s. intelligence believes that there's a mismatch inbetween putin's ambitions in ukraine and his actual military capability to get those ambitions achieved. so as haines described it, putin may want to try to, for example, completely control the two provinces in the east where he's currently concentrating his fire power. he might even want to potentially try to extend a land bridge all the way to moldova. whether or not he is capable of doing that is an open question and something that intelligence officials are not entirely sure he's going to be able to do. so as a result, officials believe that there's likely to be some more ad hoc decision making in haines' words, coming out of moscow. take a listen to what haines said the outcome might be in a practical since in front of the committee. >> in the current trend increases the likelihood putin will turn to drastic means including imposing martial law, or potentially sklating military actions to free up the resources needed to achieve his

here is april haines, the director of national intelligence. we assess, president putin is preparing for a prolonged conflict in ukraine during which he still intends to achieve goals. beyond the dumbass, we assess the put in strategic goals have probably not changed, suggesting he regards the decision in late march to refocus russian forces on the dumbass. it's only a temporary shift to regain the initiative after the russian military's failure to capture keith. and while it was because of concerns of the future course of the war in ukraine, that british prime minister, boers, johnson, travel to sweden and finland today there he signed agreements to come to their defense. in the event of an attack, the possible aggressor was not named, but the agreements were clearly aimed at the turning. russian president vladimir putin from aggressive action. we are taking another step to strengthening our bilateral defense and security cooperation at the strategic level. and i'm very happy that you have come here to day for the signing of our bilateral poli

for a prolonged conflict and ukraine. haines says the criminal actions could escalate and become more unpredictable. over the next few months, gunmen have killed at least 70 people in separate attacks and eastern democratic republic of congo. villages were rated and tory province where the government says its combating groups battling for control of gold mines. there are fears the unrest over sri lanka, economic crisis is spiraling out of control. the military has been ordered to shoot any one causing injury or to people or property after at least 8 people died the day before. michelle fernandez reports from colombo, a trail of destruction following writing and shall lanta soldiers have joined police to enforce a 3 day curfew aimed at stopping the violence. the government's failure to solve the unprecedented economic crisis has angered people here. prime minister man, the roger boxer, resigned after weeks of pleasure. what protested said, that's not enough. and want his brother who's president, to go to. we are standing here until god, darby raj, a puncture, go home. and not only that

vladimir putin is preparing for a prolonged conflict in ukraine. national intelligence director, admiral haines says the criminal actions could escalate and become more unpredictable over the next few months. she's also warning that putin will impose martial law eastern and so that new, correct, the most likely flash points for escalation and the coming weeks are around increasing russian attempts to interdict western security assistance, retaliation for western economic sanctions, or threats to the regime at home. we believe that moscow continues to use nuclear rhetoric to deter the united states and the west from increasing lethal aid to ukraine and to respond to public comments at the u. s. and nato allies let suggest expanded western goals in the conflict. ukraine says it's forces in the eastern don boss region destroyed a dozen russian tanks on tuesday, as well as several armored vehicles and aircraft. the regional governor of danielle says 3 residents were killed and 3 others injured. us at big reports from nickaligha, a town on the path of the russian offensive, silent and empty. this is

for a prolonged conflict in ukraine. haines says the criminal actions could escalate and become more unpredictable over the next few months. the most likely flash points for escalation in the coming weeks are around increasing russian attempts to interdict western security assistance, retaliation for western economic sanctions, or threats to the regime at home. we believe that moscow continues to use nuclear rhetoric to deter the united states and the west from increasing lethal aid to ukraine and to respond to public comments at the u. s. and nato allies let suggest expanded western goals in the conflict. the world health organization says china 0 covet policy is not sustainable. chinese authorities have resumed mass testing on people in shanghai, which has been under lockdown for nearly 6 weeks. gunman have killed at least 70 people in separate attacks and eastern democratic republic of congo. villages were rated in a tory province where the government says its combating groups battling for control of gold much true long as military has been ordered to shoot anyone involved in viol

so we turned the camera hain to infrared regime thrust groan from noisy for the day. miss robertson was this woman, you mustn't grossman fortune. what did break what it said? the truth, see she is to clear what she was. so we brought some candles and bread. so we're gonna bring it to these people. and i can't even say how many they are here. i was this toya. you do voice, voice, him, star, eat people here in this tiny room. and i'm literally suffocating. here, there is no oxygen here at all. terrible conditions. one floor up local volunteers have organized a makeshift clinic and pharmacy melissa, monitoring them up in the run. no hospitals, we have nothing. we help all citizens are. all pharmacies have been looted. there is no medical help. we received $63.00, a wounded in a month and a half, not one died. we treated everyone, even those whom we thought we would need to take to the hospital in martha, you are heroes. we have diapers at madison's. can we give them to you? we ask people where they need little of course, or can i'm tired of fighting for medicine so we ju

is warning that russian president vladimir putin is preparing for a prolonged conflict in ukraine. haines says the kremlin actions could escalate and become more unpredictable. over the next few months. crane and eastern him suddenly crept characters. gunman have killed at least 70 people in separate attacks. an eastern democratic republic of congo, villages were rated and it tory province where the government says its combating truck groups battling for control of gold mines. sri lanka, military has been ordered to shoot anyone involved in violence. their protesters, one president, go to buy a roger pox to step down. the government is being blamed for major shortages of food, fuel medicine and power. women have protested in kabul, defying a taliban order for them to cover their faces in public. the decree was announced on saturday. it states that women should leave the home only when necessary, and male relatives will be responsible for enforcing the dress code for face punishment. people in mexico marked mother's day with a rally to pressure authorities to search for the missing and dis

you don't mind ah graves hain, the back yard head and play ground inside residential area is horrible. but suddenly rather common. see here, all across don, boss and hain, the town of rebellion i had to wear corresponded reports from a region in the luke guns republic. now cleared of nationalists forces were much needed. she monetary and aid is being delivered to locals. oh, thank you. thank you for the help for the humanitarian aid. we are grateful that you have brought us a glimmer of light and we will soon get out of this hell. a nucular bomb dropped almost states the economy. that's how the hungarian prime minister has describe the total bound on russian or proposed by.

see here, all the cross, don barza and hain, the town of rebellion. a 2 correspondent report from a city in little guns republic now cleared of nationalist forces when much needed for managerial aid is being delivered to locals. oh, thank you. thank you for the help for the humanitarian aid. we are grateful that you have brought us a glimmer of light and we will soon get out of this hell. the price of diesel hits an all time high in the us as the biden administration tries to pin the blame on president fusion or the mini on buying back narrative. see when you move.

all across don, boss, and hain, the town of vienna too far, correspondent reports from a region in the loop. ganske republic now cleared of nationalist forces and were much needed. humanitarian aid is being delivered to locals are thank you. thank you for the help for the humanitarian aid. we are grateful that you have brought us a glimmer of light and we will soon get out of this house with a nuclear bomb. dropped almost states that called me about how the hungarian prime minister a house described the total bond on russian oil proposed by b.

we are joined by terry haines. your first thoughts when you saw the story, what impact could it have? terry: my first thought is, it is appalling. it is an attack on the supreme court itself as an institution. annmarie did a fine job of covering the rest of it. any person interested in making sure that the institutions in this country are as strong as possible should be appalled by this. it is unprecedented. it is wrong, and i hope it will be prosecuted, frankly. beyond that, you have the situation where it is a three-month all draft opinion. it strikes me as a very purest opinion. you don't know anything about the supreme court's liberations now than you did before. did alito do this himself, did the chief justice ask him to put up a purest position of getting rid of roe? did he ask other justices to do the same on their views? trying to find out how to knit the court together on a view. we will not know any of that. finally, the political impact is simply this. there are lots of folks who are dedicated to try to

preparing for what she calls a prolonged conflict in ukraine. national intelligence director avenue haines, says the cremeans actions could escalate and become more unpredictable over the next few months. she's also wanting to put in could impose martial law. here's the most likely flashpoints for escalation in the coming weeks or around, increasing russian attempts to interdict western security assistance, retaliation for western economic sanctions, or threats to the regime at home. we believe that moscow continues to use nuclear rhetoric to deter the united states on the west from increasing legal aid to ukraine and to respond to public comments of the u. s. nato allies that suggest expanded western goals in the conflict. i stay the next as the regional director for eurasia and the international republican institute. he says, ukrainians, a confident they'll drive our russian forces despite intelligence, that putin is preparing for a long war. we have just completed a national survey, cray of ukrainian people and results are astounding. 95 percent of ukrainians feel that ukraine will prev

but haines believes the russian president has war aims extending far beyond the eastern dom bass region and that he still has his sights set on regime change. in order to achieve these aims, mister putin would have to resort to more extreme measures taking charge of industrial output, ordering full military mobilization inside russia, and employ even more brutality on the battlefield. here is april haynes, the director of national intelligence. we assess, president putin is preparing for a prolonged conflict in ukraine during which he still intends to achieve goals. beyond the dumbass, we assess that putin strategic goals have probably not changed, suggesting he regards the decision in late march to refocus russian forces on the dumbass. it's only a temporary shift to regain the initiative after the russian military's failure to capture keith. and while it was because of concerns of the future course of the war in ukraine, that british prime minister boars, johnson travel to sweden and finland today. there he signed agreements to come to their defense in the event of an attack. the poss

>> reporter: i think that is crucial particularly in light of what you just heard there from avril haines, fears of escalatory steps. and when you look at those types of missiles and the way they are used, not just their speed but of course the fact that they are so effective at avoiding detection by missile defense systems, the crucial nature of those to the war in ukraine going toward with that mammoth $40 billion bill now working its way through congress, and ukraine looking to acquire more missile defense systems, i think this sends a very strong signal from moscow that they will not be stopped, that they are going to look at continuing to use ever more sophisticated weaponry in their attempt to gain more territory in ukraine. and when you look at a map of the country, strategic importance of odesa, and we also heard from avril haines speaking yesterday that what we've seen so far were beyond the gains that they are trying to make donbas region and of course the taking of kherson, importance of that, the water supplies of crimea, but the further west they move, the fear avril haines s

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vladimir putin is preparing for a prolonged conflict in ukraine. national intelligence director, admiral haines says the kremlin actions could escalate and become more unpredictable over the next few months. she's also warning the potent will impose marshall, lorraine, and eastern sudden the most likely flash points for escalation in the coming weeks or around. increasing russian attempts to interdict western security assistance, retaliation for western economic sanctions, or threats to the regime at home. we believe that moscow continues to use nuclear rhetoric to deter the united states and the west from increasing lethal aid to ukraine and to respond to public comments at the u. s. a. nato allies that suggest expanded western goals in the conflict. the head of the world health organization says china's 0 covert policy is not sustainable. this has the country's biggest city titans restrictions. once again, mass testing has resume. dan, frustrated residents and parts of shanghai have been told to stay at home until wednesday. millions of people in china's financial hub were just beginning to e

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since the pandemic began. us intelligence director, admiral haines, is wanting. the russian president, vladimir putin, is preparing for a prolonged conflict and ukraine. pain says the kremlin saxons could escalate and become more unpredictable over the next few months. gunman of killed at least 70 people in separate attacks am eastern democratic republic of congo. villages were rated a new toner province with the government says it's combat in groups battling for control of gold linings that are fears the unrest or wish for lancaster, economic crisis spiraling out of control. the military's been ordered to shoot any one causing injury to people or property. after at least 8 people died the day before michelle fernandez reports from colombo, a trail of destruction following writing, and shall lanta soldiers have joined police to enforce a 2 day curfew aimed at stopping the violence. the government's failure to solve the unprecedented economic crisis. has angered people here reminisced to mind the raj boxer resigned after weeks of pleasure would protest as said tha

avril haines is testifying to month more. was there any sense in the white house that sort of weekend before the state of the union address or the day that speech was delivered that the ukrainians would be in the fight for this long? >> so, i think we always thought that the ukrainians would fight very hard for their country, and we thought they had a professional military and we were committed to arming them and of course you see the president still committed to arming them. i think, if anything, we like most people in the world and certainly like president putin maybe overestimated the capabilities of the russian military, and if there has been any surprise here, it's not been the fight that the ukrainians have shown. it's the inability to take territory and the inability to kind of perform as you would expect a modern military to be able to do on the part of the russians. that has been a bit of surprise. and i think in that clip you just played from the director of national intelligence, she really hit on what is kind of t

official, and officials, avril haines yesterday in her testimony. on the ground, i think we're seeing small changes in position. but not fundamental victories, kharkiv is a sign that ukraine is able to fight back but we shouldn't see a strategic meaning in that. >> there is a back and forth, of course, katy, you had for years, the russians trying to take control of the donbas. according to director haines, this is going to be a long hard slog. and yet, you do have the ukrainian foreign minister saying that ukraine's victory is ever evolving. we said in the beginning, they were talking about the survival of kyiv and the regime. now, they're talking about driving off the russian navy, reopening those black seaports, taking control of all of donbas. it does look like the two sides are going further apart, instead of coming closer together for a negotiated settlement? >> yeah, nobody i speak, to either from europe or here in the u.s., joe, at the moment thinks of any chance of negotiation for exactly the reasons that you point out. the ukrainians or the

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we've heard from dmi haines that u.s. intelligence expects this war to continue for a long time. there is no real possibility for negotiating a settlement in sight. what we may see from russia is escalation. and that it won't likely be contained to the donbas. many people have known that. this anticipation by the u.s. intelligence community that there will be escalation at a time in the u.s. context where we are seeing those primaries, donald endorsing candidates, inflation and gas prices are rising. the question of america's resolve is one to watch, despite what we saw yesterday, which is the house passing that $40 billion spending package to support ukraine. these are numbers that we're now getting used to. but they are truly historic. anna: what we're talking about in terms of the flow of gas through ukraine, the first time this war has affected physicals applies which is worth noting. let me ask about the support for giving further aid to ukraine in the united states. this is been pretty bipartisan, i'm guessing it remains so. are there any cracks in that approach? leslie: it

russian president vladimir putin is preparing for what she calls a prolonged conflict in ukraine over haines. it says the kremlin z actions could escalate and become more unpredictable over the next few months. she's also wanting to put in may, impose martial law gunman have killed at least 70 people in separate attacks in eastern democratic republic of congo. villages were rated any truly province for the government says its fighting groups, bashing for control of gold mines for life is military in order to shoot anyone causing injury or damage. at least 8 people have died in the unrest. protesters want the president to step down after his brother resigned his prime minister on monday. they being blamed for a historic economic crisis. protested in cabal defying a taliban order for them to come to their faces in public and study. the decree was announced on saturdays. it states that woman, she leaves the house only for necessary, and male relatives will be responsible for enforcing the dress or face promised people in mexico marked mother's day with a rally to pressure the authorities to sea

we have a democratic strategist, erin haines is editor at large for the 19th, she is an msnbc contributor and liz is the founder and chief creative officer of abortion access right, she is the cocreator of the daily show. great to have all three of you. aaron, i would like to start with you, congresswoman porter said that one of her colleagues didn't see inflation as a pressing issue because they were not seeing it show up in the polls. she replied by saying quote, well, you don't know what to ask. the first step to solving a problem is acknowledging it exists. how do democrats acknowledge that inflation exists, how do they show voters that they actually see them and understand what they are going through? >> well a man, i think the answer is what you were talking to, at the beginning of this conversation, that is going to the district, something that representative porters doing as a single mom who is living in this inflation experience right now. the thing about representative porter, and also senator warren who has spoken about this, they are effective. they're talking directly to vote

residential area is horrible, but suddenly rather common seen here all across don. boss and hain, the town of rebellion a to a correspondent report from the city. little guns republican now reportedly cleared of nationalists forces when much needed humanitarian aid is being delivered to locals and hungry. his prime minister slammed the latest you sanction plans against russia, which.

director haines once again the crisis the united states southern border has literally exploded under this administration, continues to deteriorate writer supported the u.s. officials the department of homeland security are preparing for as high as 90000 arrests per day. as the economic and political conditions in latin america spark waves of migration to put pressure on our southern border, how serious does the intelligence community see this as a threat to our country?n and to what degree is the intelligence committee shifting resources to address the surge at our southern border? >> thank you, senator. we have stood up a migrant crisis which is essentially a cell that helps bring together intelligence were across the community to support dhs efforts rates really looking south of the border at effectively migrant movements that may become to the southern border to help them to prepare an effect for encounters on the border. are you in agreement with the assessment there could be as many as 9000 arrests a day is that an assessment you would concur with? >> i don't look at those parti

playground inside residential area is horrible, but suddenly rather common see here all across on boss and hain, the town of rebellion, ed to correspondent the ports from the city and the guns republic. now cleared of nationalists forces when much needed for managerial aid is being delivered to locals. oh, thank you. thank you for the help for the humanitarian aid. we are grateful that you have brought us a glimmer of light and we will soon get out of this hell the price of diesel hits an all time high in the us says the biden administration tries to pin the blame on president bush. and although many on buying back narrative to when you move.

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