I'm Maria Bartiromo. I'm Greg Gutfeld. I'm Liz Claimon and this is the Fox News rundown.

Tuesday, August 22nd, 2023. I'm Jennifer Griffin, Chief National Security

correspondent for Fox News. As Ukraine's counteroffensive against the Russian military

enters its fourth month, two NATO allies agreed to provide F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine

after the White House finally gave a green light to the deal. Russia had months to prepare

for Ukraine's counteroffensive, laying row upon row of landmines and digging trenches,

reminiscent of World War II. It's easy for the western experts to analyze the situation,

but it's not like we are in a Harry Potter movie where we can get on a broom and fly over the

minefields. We need to meticulously go over them meter by meter. This is the Fox News rundown,

evening edition. I am so over this situation,

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The Netherlands and Denmark are now training Ukrainian pilots. President Zelensky visited a

Dutch airbase to thank the West for the 42 war planes, something that my guest Yuri Sack

and advisor to Ukraine's Minister of Defense has been pleading for. Sack, a leading Ukrainian

spokesman focuses on countering Russian propaganda. In an exclusive interview with Fox, he takes

issue with a new US intelligence assessment that says Ukraine's counteroffensive is stalled,

indicating that Kiev won't be able to reach its objective, cutting off the Russian military's

land bridge to Crimea by winter. Here's national security advisor Jake Sullivan.

No, we do not assess that the conflict is a stalemate. The Ukrainians are operating,

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