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Ukraine conflict, Russia conflict. News from NATO in different directions. First, Raytheon,

the maker of the Stinger missile. Raytheon calls in retirees to help restart Stinger

missile production. That looks to be responding to the long term and also the expectation that

the US and NATO need to restore their arsenals after the Ukraine conflict in the first two

years. However, the report also points to events that are over these next days going to

take on added weight for NATO. For example, in Poland, we learned that the Deputy Prime

Minister Kaczynski announces the country will boost security at its border with Belarus

to prepare for the arrival of the group of Wagner, Wagner Group. Fighters exiled to the

country after the Russian groups aborted rebellion against the Kremlin. Polish officials estimate

8,000 fighters will come to Belarus, which is already at odds with Poland over migrant

flows. And Kaczynski said, Poland will increase its troop presence and build unspecified defenses

along the border. Anatol leave in the Quincy Institute for a responsible state craft is

here to come in on NATO, but especially on the rumors that are swirling around in Europe

about the Russian military, arrest, detentions, purges, investigations following the pergosen

events of these last days. The measure here is Putin watching very carefully the Kremlin

and how Putin is responding over several days to questions about leadership in the army

and in the country. And it's all very good even to you. Thank you for this. You've written

most recently that Russians have a long memory of events such as this. Their aversion

to conflict, civil war is long standing. At this point is the Russian public responding

historically? Are they waiting to see which happens next? Is the army responding historically

based on previous events? Good evening to you.

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