From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center,

the Armstrong and Joe Gatti, the Armstrong and Gatti show.

Whatever the final conclusions may be, the world knows that Russia bears ultimate responsibility for this incident.

Russia launched another barrage of missiles against Ukraine, specifically intended to target Ukraine's civilian infrastructure.

Yeah, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin there.

We're going to hear from General Mark Milley Chairman and Joint Chiefs.

They both gave big presentations yesterday on a couple of different things.

A lot of Russia, Ukraine and as the Secretary of Defense said there, it doesn't matter if Russia, well, it'd be a bigger deal obviously if Russia fired a missile into Poland.

But either way, even if it's Ukrainian missile that was defending themselves, it landed in Poland, it still rushes fall.

Yeah, they fired in self-defense.

Right, and as I mentioned yesterday, it's unfortunate that that happened because it's covered up the big story of the largest attack on Ukraine since the war has begun.

A hundred missiles in a day knocking off all kinds of electricity and water and everything all across the country.

It was the biggest attack yet.

Yeah, just trying to starve thirst and freeze the Ukrainian people out of fighting, I guess.

Yeah, blasting little towns in the middle of nowhere Ukraine with missiles to turn off their electricity and shut off their water attacks on civilians.

I mean, it's illegal as illegal can get in the ways of war in the modern world and that shouldn't be lost.

Is there a verb that means to deny someone water or to cause them to be dehydrated because you can starve someone? Can you de-water a five of them?

Thirst them, I don't know. I don't know if that word exists.

You know, it's interesting that there's a word for starve since you can live without food for about a week and a half.

They're trying to starve us out.

But you can only go a couple of days without water, so water's a way bigger deal than food.

It's more urgent. You'd think there would be a word for that.

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