This is CBS I on the World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

With Colonel Jeff McCausen, the United States Army Retired Artillery

and CBS News, visiting Professor Dickinson College, CEO,

Diamond Six Leadership and Strategy. The headlines from London, Jeff. Ukraine's

Russian incursion has failed to turn the military tide. That's the Kursk's alien. At the same time, Russia is claiming that its attacks on

Pocross are 60 times a day and they're advancing claiming another two villages in the Donbass.

This is the Russian forces.

Those two headlines relate to each other because the idea of the cursed salient was to draw gunfire off of the Dunbarse and

redirected into Russia itself. At the same time we have missiles killing 51 in a strike on Ukraine that was clearly meant to kill

civilians not military targets. So first the matter of the F-16s. That is some days past but it's a puzzle to solve. Ukraine needs

air defense. Those F-16s were part of the answer. They lost one to what we're told this

friendly fire. But six, now five, seems inadequate for the scale of the Russian

attacks. Are more needed as something else needed in

air defense good evening to you Jack.

Did you John? Yeah something else he's desperately needed and President

Salinsky has been very outspoken about additional air defense systems.

I was talking with colleagues in Keep, I think one thing we overlook is promises are not necessarily

deliverables.

And what I mean by that, he pointed out to me that in one of the recent

tranches, NATO, the United States, had promised Ukraine five Patriot batteries, but so far only

one Patriot battery from that particular tranche has actually been delivered.

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