the, the western media exposes washington's 5 platforms in ukraine over the past decade. as the new york times published as a bombshell reported readings to create a c i a basis from year rochester ford, as ross on the 4th is thinking now the frontline town on the bottom field. following this week's chapter of the, now it's pushing you create in the back in the cross and region, the full freedom supporters of july to san jobs saw the u. k. hi quote. as his legal team to make his final effort to stop the was what's the blow up on being expedited to the us where he's phases 175 years in prison point exposing america dirty secrets, the

water to midnight in moscow. welcome to our global news updates on our international. hi a mike for quick check. now we're kicking off on use our right now. western media has exposed washington spike games shining the spotlight on the sea ice presents in ukraine. the bombshell report than usual time said that the american intelligence agency has had a 1000 secret basis near the russian border of those and impulse. and that ukrainian force is a part of a c. i a support network of spied bases constructed in the past. the tiers that includes 12 secret locations along the russian border in a ca, also help training, new generation of ukraine, spice, operating side, russia, across europe, and in cuba and other places where the russians have a large presence. this is big for the new york times, but many other independent journalists and even the russian government have alluded to this being true. and now there vindicated the new york times states. many

details of this intelligence partnership are being disclosed for the 1st time. and they also write that this partnership between washington and cube is crucial and key for key up to be defending itself and they wouldn't have the ability to do so without this partnership. now that didn't begin a year ago or 2 years ago, this began a decade ago when it was carefully crafted. the bombshell is that the c i, a and other us agencies, provided intelligence for targeted missile strikes, the tracking of russian drones and troop movements and support forced by network. now, in over 200 interviews from current and former officials and ukraine's united states and europe, they describe this partnership that was literally built initially from this trust. they weren't sure. and then uh, built up to a very uh t intelligence hub that for past more communications from russia, then they could actually handle. now, according to the article,

the united states intelligence apparatus said they did have some red lines that you print ended approximately. the new partnership started producing so much more intelligence, blood pressure that it had to be shipped to language for processing. but the see i did have read lines. it wouldn't help ukrainians conduct defense if lisa operations was a distinction that created on the ukrainians. now, because the us and nato never admitted to that, they're fully fighting a war with russia. and the idea is that a proxy war has a hands off practice meeting that they can provide info, but they never are behind pulling the trigger. so they have to follow certain laws . now, such an incident occurred in 2016 when lieutenant colonel boo done off at the time . let commanders across a narrow gulf and inflatable speed. both that landed in crimea out in the middle of the night were rushing commander unit was waiting for them the ukrainians and fought the russians and a uh, a russian. some fighters actually died including the son of a general. then they,

the ukrainian swam back to shore into ukrainian control territory. now this was a p r nightmare for the united states because it was a disaster and president put himself a two's ukrainians of committing a terrorist attack. and then promised to events the death of the russian fighters. meanwhile, obama who was in the president's and joe biden said this cause more problems and made things a lot more difficult. now, there was another case. one of mysterious explosion happened in john yet occurring in an elevator, tearing explosives, exploding, and an elevator that carried a senior russian commander named arson pa, blog, who was known as motorola. mysterious explosion through an elevator carrying the senior russian separate his commander named arson. pablo oh no, but he's known the gear much roller, the ca, some learned that his absence were members of the 5th directorate, the spikes they received ca training. some of the mr. obama's advisors were furious, but the ruling ducks, the presidential election speeding donald j. trump against hillary, want him, clinton was 3 weeks away,

and destination has continued. so either the us didn't have the control of ukraine that they had thought they did, or they're just simply distancing their own role in this. but we have some of those, some of those who have been watching this deeply have said that this c i a p of partnership is not only about right ukraine defending itself, but for the disability vision of russia. but in all of this, we understand this, this whole partnership has, has roots decade. it's back. talk to us about that. right? so as you know, this goes back a decade under 3 very different presidents. you have president obama, then president trump and bite. and now donald trump, of course, did include anti russian hawks and keep positions including a mike pompei o. s c dies, c i a director, and john bolton is national security advisor. now that shows that no matter whose president the foreign policy largely remains the same. now these uh, under trump,

they actually visited t of and they continue to expand their secret partnership, which allowed more specialized training programs and the building of secret basis. now it's 1st on to point out that the new york times claims the size partnership and you frame can be traced back to 2 phone calls at the night of february 24th of 2014. during the course of might onto the key ups government news 5 to one to an office and called the c i a station c and the local head of the m i 6 and ask for help in building the agency from the ground up. and therefore, this 3 partnership, 3 way partnership was established as, as the partnership deepened after 2016, the ukrainians became impatient with what they considered washington's on due caution and against agent assisting nation. some other legal operations which while aided the terms the white house bought the ukrainians, had agreed to if you read officials in washington threatened to kind of support, but they never did. now this of course was all part of the victorian newland,

jeffrey piatt apparatus during that time. that of course removed victory an accomplishment power and then of course, initiated the might on cool. so this indicates a lot of the people that said that the i was involved at that time. now another point to mentioned really quick is in 2016, the c i a student training and elite ukrainian commando force known as unit 2245. they captured russian roads and communications gear, so that the c, i a could actually, uh, reverse engineer this information and crack moscow's encryption system. they also then went onto train a new generation of ukrainians. 5 who operated inside russia, europe and cuba, or other places that russians had a large presence, the frame ukrainian intelligence officers. this is how this 5 and assume paper. so it is in garner information. this was called operation goldfish. now they since has been building upon this current program and it's interesting, of course, nothing new york times. we publish this report at this moment. the question we have

to ask ourselves is why, why did they do that? we've seen a shift in the sentiment in us, americans on the economic status of the united states while giving more money to ukraine. we've also seen russia succeed and it's military tactics of d. f got and also on the deal political stage. so what we're seeing is that, why is this happening now? perhaps they want to distraction, perhaps are trying to distance themselves from another field proxy. one of all the new york times reports reveals it washington's 8 key. if it's not only have the root of the conflict, but see, i also have a handy keeps. paula says, today i'll take correspondent, collab, bump and brings as well. the new report confirms what russian officials have been pointing out from day one that the us intelligent services are very entangled into the ukranian forces and into the conflict in ukraine. the new report says that when the special military operation was launched by russia at that time, the c, i,

a officials that were in ukraine, were operating out of a hotel. and every day they met with contacts at this hotel and carried out their operations. uh, got reports about contacts and networks that were being built, biden, what house authorized by agencies to provide intelligence support for legal operations against russian forces on ukrainian. so it's senior us official set of the c. i a sizable presidents. are they pulling triggers? know, are they helping with targeting? absolutely. now the new york times report goes on to explain how us the central intelligence agency as well as m, i 6, the british intelligence agency. they both operated in ukraine and the lead up to the special military operation. building networks, training them to recruit source is to gather information, as well as build plan, dest, dine, and part of the networks. and in southern kiersten, these words has moved into action. murder, people that were accused of being collaborators with russia and helping target

russian positions along with ukrainian. busy now it's also important to know that according to the new york times, uh there was a meeting convened in the hague, a secret on which the us central intelligence agencies coordinated with other intelligence agencies throughout europe to kind of launch an anti russian front. a representative from the c i frequence m, i 6, the a true off the dutch service of the critical intelligence ally and other agencies be great to start pulling together mulder intelligence on prussia. the result was as a good coalition against russia and the ukrainians were vital members of it. now it's important to know that the new york times, as well as other mainstream media outlets in the united states, are generally used by the sky it or what they refer to as limited hangouts, where they reveal certain information but not all. and with this report coming forward in the new york times, we can assume from this that this is just the tip of the iceberg as they feel and need to at least acknowledge this much activity. there's probably quite

a bit more that has taken place. the timing of the report is particularly interesting as well, right? we have the a package in congress for ukraine that has failed to pass. the mog or republicans and others are holding up the aid package for ukraine requested by the us white house. and this comes on the heels of information that former c i a director william burns, paid a secret visit to ukraine on thursday and was hurriedly reassuring ukrainian officials that american aid would come through. they would get the aid that was promised. however, not all of them found his words to be so reassuring. the question that some of you creating intelligence officers are now asking their american counterparts as republicans in the white house way, whether to cut of billions of dollars in a is whether the cia will abandon them. it happened and if again it some before and now is going to happen in ukraine as soon as you're creating officers set the

acting us deputy secretary state victor, a new one said that she has a strong confidence that the aid package will be passed despite the disagreements in congress between republicans, democrats, model, republicans, and others. we have to remember that the bulk of this money is going right back into the us economy to mix those weapons, including good paying jobs and some 40 states across the united states. so since the beginning of the conflict, russia has made clear that this is not a fight between a solver and country and russia. this is rather a country ukraine that has lost and become a vehicle through which the united states and its allies can antagonize and threaten the russia. and the after such a long period of these antagonisms, russia felt had no choice, but to move in with its special military operations. this is what russia has been saying from the beginning. and this has been pretty much bully confirmed by this new report from the new york times of the latest the update from the russian

defends ministry space. the key of attempted to carry out a terrorist attack using to guided myself over the black sea of the ministry, added that they were taken out by russian air defenses before reaching the very talk it. i mean, while a russian forces are advancing on the bottom of the field and have now taken the key location and the costs and region, and that's according to the nation's defense minister. and this report to president brought to me put in. i couldn't cause its issue. the village of cranky has been cleared and our forces are standing all along the river bank. it's not just an observation point. our troops are stationed, they're operating at maximum efficiency. some individual enemies soldiers remain on the left bank of the deep a river. we are working on that they are being offered a chance to surrender. while this comes just days off the russia, and now if they had kept it off the f guy in the nest republic city that has been out of the control of keeps forces for almost a decade of the popular for the strategic area to many months before

a chaotic retreat by ukrainian forces. now moscow says key of loss of nearly 3000 the soldiers during its retreat. and russian soldiers also took back the main water filtration plant which supplies um, number of cities in the republic, including the regional capital of doing ask, are easy, it goes down of bank, says this explicit report. this is the, the nets quote of filtering plants. and until early 2022, it used to provide fresh would say to used to provide access to fresh water for the entire city in early 2020, to kind of switch sides. it used to be in the grey zone, kind of the no man's land according to the mask agreements and the ukrainians. they were the 1st to gain a foothold here. the 1st thing they did, the 1st order of business for them here was to deny was to strip citizens of the nets of something as basic as the right as the access to tap water. the

station hasn't been a safe place for years. it's operating company would have to repeatedly implement shut downs to ensure workers safety back then all hopes were pinned on the o is see, and it's you and backed monitoring mission and it's peace making skills. now the stations that provided water for over a 1000000 people looks like this. the you to call was that we took your up dave car reads the scripture on the wall, left by the unit to enter the territory of the batted station. fast,

little because we're no significant battles here, but it's an interesting story. we're preparing for the assault and how to make our way through the tunnels. here. in the end, everything happens so spontaneously with our drill and dropped the leaflets calling for surrender in the red. we will kill you and had the phone number of our division commander. they called and said that they wants to surrender. we gave them half an hour. so they jumped out of their positions and then a chain reaction began them. then emmys fled from of they ask of that is there were no harsh clashes. they simply fled and were shot as they ran away, throwing their weapons to lucy's, as it won't be sued. until this facility will be able to pump water to people's kitchens and bathrooms, ukraine still holds hostage. the river of silver ski, the next. the main water supply of the don't pass rusher has to claim control over its upstream too. so the issue, clues of black smoke rising on the horizon show that it is doing just that,

i guess done of approaching from the dog boss. ok, see the face, how faith of whistle blow i. duty and assigned remains in limbo. judges of the u. k . is high court have yet to make a ruling on his final appeal. again, 6 submission to the us of the we can be styled there is wanted stateside for publishing, secret, military and diplomatic files. and i didn't say much video of an apache attack helicopter gun down going down civilians in cold blood. if convicted, he's phases 175 years in prison. it's not protest as crowded outside the court in london, demanding the media release of the 52 year old australian assigned who was reportedly feeding on well preventing him from appearing on the hearing. on tuesday, these family members joined to make shift speed outside the building,

highlighting that it's been executed for revealing the truth. how to set it to the us. pace is rely on lines. the policy they say, don't questing these lines because that will defend our allies. they have to admit that what they're doing is criminalizing journalism is personalizing the truth, and they are persecuting the journalist who exposed them. julia has printed over 14 years, in one form of incarceration, or end of the youth with all of julian's human rights suspended. are you good with see you this afternoon for the weekly sound that

has been embroiled in legal controversies for years assigned to the refuge and saw the for dory on the embassy in london back in 2012 to avoid expedition to sweden for over, over sexual assault allegation and stuff related dropped it quite to revolt his asylum status in 2019. we'd like to leave the rest by british authorities at an expedition request from the united states. a san just being locked up in belmont prison wiley's legal team. buffalo is the case to hand him over to the us all to is maureen, of course, i have a dallas into the story of the whistle blower and free speech advocate, who has been vilified by american officials for revealing that the dirty secrets to the songs and so the spotlights where the bang releasing a series of explosive and incriminating leaks about various state actors, including the u. s. military. well, many call him a truth seeker,

for those he exposed, he is of course, an enemy of the states. so what did he reveal? well, it all started and 2006 went to then on known australia and computer programmer and activist, set up a small website that he called, which leaks it was a platform for anonymous whistle blowers, watson to share top secret information and data. well, fast forward for years and the sides exploded onto the global stage. also known as collateral murder, it's 2010. which lakes release is classified us military floods. it's showing call not helicopters, conducting a series of attacks on baghdad. and this was in 2007, and they killed over a dozen people, including suv, reuter staff you

to shoot them off buddy. my gosh, pick up the sportage calls outrage on one side and of course panic on the other. it was not the for such incidents and definitely not the last but this time. not only did it involved the journalists, but more importantly, that was video evidence which was made worse. while the fact that the perpetrators was so adamant in the claims of innocence. we regret the loss of innocent life, but this incident was promptly investigated and there was never any attempt to cover up any aspect of this engagement. the words this kept forming on my lips were cold blooded murder. the u. s. military. they just, they liked to us, it was all lies, southerly. everyone knew about what felix and julie on the songs the thoughts as

was social care. and it was picked up by most international media outlets. it may be west, looked bad, so the homes was on and eventually the source was exposed. and american soldier at the time called bradley manning and later chelsea after his transition or he leeks around $0.75 to military and diplomatic documents. mounting was court martialed and convicted of espionage among other charges and jailed by us authorities. 2010 was a tough a year for the us as with the legs delivered another bomb shell. and that one really blew the lead on the true scale of devastation caused by the american military's actions abroad. the iraq and i've done more diaries, became a sensation, the rock files revealing a huge stuff. so as well as cases of abuse and torture by us led coalition forces to the reports detail 109000 32 deaths in

a rock comprised of 66081 civilians. 23984 enemy. those labeled as insurgents. 15196 host nation, rocky government forces and 3771 friendly coalition forces. the majority of the deaths, $66000.00 over 60 percent of these are civilian deaths. that is 31 civilians dying every day. during the 6 year period, there were nearly $400000.00 military logs. it was a mess. washington claim that which leeks was putting american soldiers in danger by releasing this information to learn. the songs, however argued that it was necessary to expose just how many lives were senselessly lost around the world due to us policies. what is the most single, damming revelation?

the real story of this material is that it's more, it's one damn thing. often another most of it, this is for our as a result of the everyday scala or for, you know, i think that the, the so called war on terror is, is what has created more terror in, in the region. i can tell you from my own experience in the c, i a that many, many outside of fighters that i interviewed, that i interrogated. i said the same thing. they said that they had no problem with the united states until we bombed their villages until we killed their parents until we killed their brothers. and their uncles and their cousins until we bombed the hospitals or the schools in their villages. otherwise, they had no problem with the united states, but the more we bomb, the more we use drones, the more terrorist we create, that is a, that is

a very difficult truth that the united states doesn't want to face. and we have, julian assigned you and we get weeks to think for exposing that information. these leaks covers the us military's actions during the war and they've done this dawn from 2004 to 2000 and said, well, they revealed call us from forces attacks on civilians friendly fire incidents as well as, as gun forces attacking each other. and once again, a much higher death, so including hundreds of civilians previously on reports and by the coalition. and here's just one example. marine then fired $56.00 me and made around at the bus. there are 4, ex coalition forces wounded in action to ex civilian killed, 13 ex civilian injured. the main salt from the lakes was washington's cover up of the true scale of civilian casualties from the media and the public with a staggering amount of attacks by coalition troops on ask and civilians. it does

appear to be evidence of all crimes in this material. these files bring to light what's been a consistent trend by us and nato forces, the concealment of civilian casualties, despite numerous tactical directives, ordering transparent investigations. when civilians are killed, there have been incidents i have investigated in recent months where this is still not happening. the 2011 brought new leaks and this time it was about those detains at guantanamo bay, courtesy of the us department of defense. so 779 people were imprisoned there from 2002. the eldest, been an 89 year old as gun village are suffering from dementia, and the youngest of 14 year old, innocent kidnapping victim. some people were tape stopped for reasons like we're a cost fuel watch being suspicious, apparently because there were use this timers by all call you i was sleep deprived

. i was beaten till they broke my added, i was not given food for a very long periods of time. i was situated, assaulted on multiple occasions, seem to provision the for 70 to is mostly an all just see where a reporter was obtained for 6 years to prove non existent links between the news outlets. and i'll call you that. even if you put someone in how they are going to say it's great because they just left to guantanamo. the media is not asking the real questions. how are they going to be reunited with their families? what are they going to live on once they are released, hundreds of lives destroyed in secrecy, with no fair trial and 0 regard for the law. now made headlines around the world and the world seemed grateful that a sound had exposed how the us illegally the tape and even tortured innocence, people for years. the crucially,

the files also contain detailed explanations of the supposed intelligence used to justify the prisoner's detention. the documents drawn the testimony of witnesses in most cases, the prisoner's fellow prisoners whose words are unreliable, either because they were subjected to torture or other forms of coersion, sometimes not in guantanamo, but in secret prisons run by the ca, or because they provided full statements to secure a better treatment in guantanamo the cord cables dated all the way back to 1977 showing how us foreign policies and c i a activities. larry, the foundations for the emergence of ice is decades later. and when the terrorist eventually turns on america. so she does, it tends to rain lemons, in particular, the role of hillary clinton, while this military or power military operation is moving forward. we need to use all diplomatic and more traditional intelligence assets to bring pressure on the

governments of costs are in saudi arabia, which i provide and clung, destined financial and logistic support. so i so and all the right it goes to in the groups in the region. another email worth mentioning is this one right here. we're job items, national security advisor, jake sullivan. then working for hillary clinton, souls are that, oh car doors on there. so. 7 right in syria to ok, the leader also wish you recall the most slims into to you and to me, least to 8 rebel forces in their fight against the supporters of syrian president, a sub in an internet video recording was over here. we also urged the syrian people not to rely on the arab league, took the order united states for assistance. hello, clinton would go on to feel the wrath of wake legs once again in sweats to succeed in doing her presidential election campaign. clinton took $100000.00 in cash from and was director of a company that gave money to isis the disastrous,

absolutely disastrous intervention in libya. destruction of the, uh, get off the government which led to the occupation of isis, of large segments of the country with as far as going a little bit to, to syria, being pushed by hillary clinton into jobs within syria, including isis. and that's where in those emails the largest cyber publication of confidential documents on the c, i a turns out they can spy on all of us. year 0 introduces the scope and direction of the c. i a is global cobra hacking program. it's malware arsenal, and dozens of 0 day weaponized exploits against a wide range of us and european company products, including apples, iphone, google's android, and microsoft windows, and even samsung tvs, which are turned into cobra.