... really summer offensive that Russia has begun to launch in Ukraine. But Ukrainian officials warn that any cuts to weapons that they receive will challenge their ability to hold out, especially, especially air defense. Amna Nawaz: Nick Schifrin, great reporting, as always. Thank you very much.Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... push and deal and work hard to try to make things as good as we can for the people that we're seeing every day. Nick Schifrin: And it is every day. The war is inescapable for its victims and survivors. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... everything to defend ourselves. And of course all these means, I mean we have been, all these countries have been part of the Ottawa Convention.Nick Schifrin: The Landmine treaty. Kaja Kallas: Yeah, the landmine treaty. Nick Schifrin: Yeah. Kaja Kallas: But we are in this situation. I think the ...
Nick Schifrin: Two officials told "PBS News Hour" an initial Defense Intelligence Agency assessment concluded the U.S. bombs dropped on Fordow did not obliterate the site and Iran could gain access to it eventually. That's a conclusion echoed today by U.N. nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi. Rafael ...
Nick Schifrin: The Biden era weapons that the Biden administration sent to Ukraine are beginning to run out. The Trump administration has not committed to spending more money to send more weapons to Ukraine. Does that make Ukraine vulnerable, especially as Europe is only trying to catch up in terms ...
Nick Schifrin: This conference is designed to prevent any kind of Trump blowup. It's very short. And unlike in previous summits, Geoff, Zelenskyy, the president of Ukraine, is not invited to the main leaders meeting. Geoff Bennett: So does that suggest, Nick, that despite this agreement on spending, that ...
... last few days after all of these attacks. So if there is an opening for negotiations with the war ending, then that's fine, but the deadlock, Geoff, that existed two weeks ago still remains. Geoff Bennett: Nick Schifrin, our thanks to you for that reporting.Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... also wrote a memoir called "Waiting for the Monsoon" about living with glioblastoma. That's an aggressive form of brain cancer. He spoke to our Nick Schifrin last year about how the disease changed him for the better. Rod Nordland, The New York Times: The tumor made me look at ...
... that this will convince Iran that once and for all, it does need to go after weaponization of a nuclear bomb. But today, Rubio said if Iran made that decision, regime change would be back on the table. John Yang: Nick Schifrin, thank you very much. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
At the end of the day, what our fellow service members care about is whether or not we can put on our uniforms and perform our duties. Nick Schifrin: A senior defense official told reporters last month, the primary means of identification for those who do not voluntarily separate will ...
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