This is CBS Eye on the World with John Bacheler. Here's John Bacheler.

For Ukraine conflict, I welcome Bradley Bowman of the foundation for the defensive

democracies to help me sort through these headlines, going in many directions

all about the war continuing. Brought a very good even to you. I read from

London reporting. Netherlands and Denmark to send dozens of

left-16 fighter jets to Ukraine. However, we learn in details that they'll

come in piecemeal packages, nine, sixteen. There's also talk about warplanes

of comparable worth from Sweden and from France. These warplanes,

you're an air officer, you flew rural array wing. Are they a strategic

advantage or is this more of the same? The American and French and Swedish

equipment replacing the Russian equipment that is either shot down or no

longer by a vital. Good evening to you. Good evening to you,

John. And thanks for opportunity to join you again. I think the provision of

F-16s to Ukraine is long overdue and will be helpful, but will not be a

panacea or an immediate game changer. It's not clear that any will arrive

at all before next year. So that's undoubtedly frustrating to Ukrainians fighting

and dying as we speak to defend their homes. But, you know, Denmark and the Netherlands

deserve credit for this announcement over the weekend. The most concrete

that we've seen thus far. Secretary Blinken is saying, hey, you know,

once the training's complete, we the United States will act quickly to make

sure that those F-16s can be provided. But, you know, it's more than just,

you know, as you say, it's going to, you know, Denmark saying they're going to

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