. >> ukrainian president vladimir zelinski met the new u.k.inister cara starmer keir sta wednesday days after the labour party brought an end to conservatives 14 years in power. the u.k. has beenrmer to ukraine since russia invaded in february of 2022. president zelinski thanked the prime minister for his help. >> from the messages from your government, we are thankful for your words and that you have been with us from the very beginning of the war. thank you for the military and financing packages, the support. thank you very much. >> another topic of discussion at the summit is u.s. election as a former president donald trump eyes a return to the white house some nato countries are privately expressing concern over what a donald trump victory in november could mean for the future of the military alliance. donald trump condemned member states not honoring a 20 commitment to spend 2% of their national gross domestic product on defense. in february mr. trump said if the lead to the u.s. would not provide military protection to any nato member s

. >> ukrainian president vladimir zelinski and un secretary harold a press conference here in washingtonc. the two highlighted the military alliances support for ukraine amid russia's ongoing invasion and outlined ukraine's path to potentially join nato. this is about 25 minutes. good afternoon good to see you again. so eager to demonstrate the saw -- strong support to you and the people of ukraine. let me pay tribute to your inspirational tribute. the heroism of your armed forces the bravery of the ukrainian people. since our last summit nato providing ukraine with unprecedented support including tens of billions of euros in military aid. here in washington allies have taken positions to ensure support for long hold. yesterday we agreed a substantial package for ukraine. first, nato citizens and training for ukraine. nato will take over the coordination of probation of most assistance. we will command led by the star general and around 700 personnel working at the nato headquarters in germany. and at hubs in the eastern part of our alliance. this will enhance nato's ukraine self-defense

meant, and ithink— could tell what zelinski meant, and i think by— could tell what zelinski meant, andheir allies in the west from other staunchest allies are actually despite _ other staunchest allies are actually despite no doubt attempts by vladimir putin to try and divide western— vladimir putin to try and divide western countries to make them think. _ western countries to make them think. my— western countries to make them think, my goodness, this is a struggle _ think, my goodness, this is a struggle that is not worth it. i don't — struggle that is not worth it. i don't think the russians have been massively— don't think the russians have been massively successful on that front. but, of _ massively successful on that front. but, of course, if you are volodymyr zelensky, _ but, of course, if you are volodymyr zelensky, this is a constant struggle, right? this is a huge strain— struggle, right? this is a huge strain that _ struggle, right? this is a huge strain that it's been on european countries — strain that it's been on european countries in _ strain that it's been on european

but actually i'm cars like one for shingle and then zelinski waste war against their own citizens. and destroyed russian education, russian culture, russian media, and the russian language in general. no one in the west took any note to just the most insignificant that even now when the initiatives for you between the settlement of being brought forward, we see a few people. remember keith, violation of human rights and national minorities dealer, we simply the relevance requirement was formulated within even documents on the starting of today. go search and they've done great succession well, mainly due to the principal suspicion of honey removing. however, the real possibilities and desire and priceless to influence the key for us, you are questioning with those. so when you and you are, what else does a person instead i see what is my efforts to reduce the russian presidents that you create in educational service report recently showed less than 40 percent of the countries. students communicate in their native language outside of school. research reveals that after the complex s

not but i, w and a course has been taken to push through the so called zelinski plan at any cost which has a pronounced form of an ultimatum. and my swiss colleague warned me in january that they would hold up the summit after the copenhagen format meetings. but as you know, the summit did not work out. it turned out to be a peace conference. and several heads of state actually participated in it. but the vast majority of those who eventually arrived were represented at a lower level. this meeting took place in the swiss birkenstock, after which the vast majority of participants expressed such restrained, if not negative assessments in terms of its results. it turned out that both within the framework of nato and the o s. c, e. the only goal pursued by washington is to subjugate all the countries that are part of the structures and to subjugate the executive apparatus itself. both the o s. c, e, and now the european union have signed an agreement with nato, according to which it recognizes nato as a senior partner. and is ready to help nato in every possible way. and by all means provi

i think we're seeing different zelinski right now. i think we're seeing as a lensky who is in a little bit of a panic mode. i think he's only a riddle, riddled with anxiety about what's going on. and, and i also think that he's uh, starting to see the tea leaves in terms of uh, biden's, horrible, horrible credibility notes that he's going through right now. as well as the very, very good possibility that donald trump will be the next part of the united states . and he's putting all that together and i think he's wondering what he can do to get the best out of a bad situation. what do you, what, what the, you're gonna have? you're gonna have to sit down and negotiate. otherwise, russia could enhance that. it's a, it's all fences and, and consolidate everything. uh well, j. d vance is totally anti, uh, uh, ukraine funded on the yeah. further. yeah. it is there that so okay, so let's, let's, let's take this picture and put the color on it as you well, if it, as it were, i'm thinking if we were to continue down this end, the mind trump ge

as usual, zelinski is stuck between a rock and a hard place. the magenta itself, the gaining independence and from the form of the ivory coast remained under the strong influence of its foam, immeasurable pro french president phoenix, who save one. you ruined the country for 33 years, ensuring the interest to from the dead, the gun on painting isn't in the trunk. then there's also including his foster. larry's chestnut goods was done. those who saw him a lot more appropriate after the death of, of a one year, a new lead to bill. i'll go back the ball came to power. and i'm ready to double predict the accuracy. why do you know if we're feed lacrosse or they're gonna use it? isn't good enough for tiffany to one is the one who runs immediately deemed good luck. boeing, enemy, a deep political crisis is huge. walk a, the country 2nd largest city, turned into a theater of law. so who does it from? what does it need to always do for repeating those thoughts? mortgage. how did the dramatic events unfold? and how is walk a recovering from? he is a bloo

as usual, zelinski is stuck between a rock and a hard place. the russian packet include special assessments on the highlights along the countries border. citing is to write from ukraine and that's as hungary as prime minister visits. key up the call on the bottom is the last key to negotiate for peace with moscow. i asked the president to think about whether it would be possible to take a slightly different path to cease fire, and then continue negotiations. in the design more than anyone else supposed to you read to become a safe and secure place for the millions who were forced to leave the homes of message of peace from president at yvonne as militant held areas in syria and gripped with on rest. i made reports.

i think we're seeing different zelinski right now. i think we're seeing as a lensky who is in a little bit of a panic mode. i think he's only a riddle, riddled with anxiety about what's going on. and, and i also think that he's uh, starting to see the tea leaves in terms of uh, biden's, horrible, horrible credibility nits that he's going through right now. as well as the very, very good possibility that donald trump will be the next part of the united states . and he's putting all that together and i think he's wondering what he can do to get the best out of a bad situation. what do you, what, what the, you're gonna have? you're gonna have to sit down and negotiate. otherwise, russia could enhance that. it's a, it's all fences and, and consolidate everything. uh, well, j. d. vance is totally anti, uh, uh, ukraine. fundamentally. yeah. further. yeah. it is there that so okay, so let's, let's, let's take this picture and put the color on it as you well, if it, as it were, i'm thinking if we were to continue down this and the mind trump

to what extent do you think zelinski is worried about that? and especially considering drums running, made shady bands, how it has been against continued funding to ukraine. yes. well, i think that's a factor as well. i mean, he's hearing footsteps, right. trump look strong, you know he's the head and the polls. and yes, he is said, for a long time he would settle the ukraine crisis within 24 hours. and as you say, j, the dances said he wants to stop funding ukraine more so i think that is the landscape may be anticipating a trump presidency. and that he may have to take some losses here and negotiate a deal before it's too late. so us media outlets are reporting that joe biden is a step away from dropping out of the presidential race. and they also say that that with a sense, like guarantee victory for donald trump in november's election. so hypothetically speaking, if we see donald trump take a 2nd term, he has said that he will end ukraine conflict. do believe his claims. do think that he is capable of of ending the conflict, the new crime.

through so it can say in come come rain or shine and whatever zelinski ones is our position. so the most extreme view, which is all russian withdraw. busy russian withdrawal to pre 1991 bought as is the possession of the unit, but it's just the, you know, mooney. and that's why when victor or bomb goes in the business because negotiates, always remember for bon when 2 kias on tuesday. so he's be quite consistent then saying i'm, i'm interested in these, that's the most important by r as a for uh, your, of. so that's what i went through to talk to zalinski on tuesday. now i'm going to most going to talk to a boot and that is being consistent. and it's the e u, which is a the absurdly staking out position. that has to be on sustainable. i mean, it isn't going to happen that somehow this uh was zalinski circle 10 point beach plan with, by russia capitulates, even though it's not losing the war. that is the position what it's a ridiculous position is complete. 80 all the position. and that's why i think bore bond is i thing stating a claim for any future peace negotiations. 5 or

zip schools, not but i w and a course has been taken to push through the so called zelinski plan at any cost which has a pronounced form of an ultimatum. and my swiss colleague warranty in january that they would hold a piece summit after the copenhagen format meetings. but as you know, the summit did not work out. it turned out to be a peace conference. and several heads of state actually participated in it. but the vast majority of those who eventually arrived were represented at a lower level. this meeting took place in the swiss birkenstock, after which the vast majority of participants expressed such restrained, if not negative assessments in terms of its results. it turned out that both within the framework of nato and the o s. c, e. the only goal pursued by washington is to subjugate all the countries that are part of the structures and to subjugate the executive apparatus itself. both the o s. c, e, and now the european union have signed an agreement with nato, according to which it recognizes nato as a senior partner. and is ready to help nato in every possible way. and by all

zip codes not but i w and a course has been taken to push through the so called zelinski plan at any cost which has a pronounced form of an ultimatum. we are ready for negotiations, but given the sad experience of conversations and consultations with the west and ukrainians, when it comes to an agreement that i hope will be reached at some stage of european securities. and in this context, the ukraine crisis will be resolved. then we will of course, look very carefully at the wording, and we'll put safeguards in this document against repeated unscrupulous non negotiable interpretations. in his remarks, he reflected on us efforts to crush the economy of china and tell china what products they can produce. in addition to that, he talked about how the use of sanctions by the united states is starting to backfire with new channels of global trade. emerging countries trading with each other without the united states or the western banking system functioning as the middle man. and how all of this in the long term is not really going to benefit the united states and its people. uh, the worl

zip codes not, but i w and a course has been taken to push through the so called zelinski plan at any cost which has a pronounced form of an ultimatum. and mice was colleague warranty in january that they would hold a piece summit after the copenhagen format meetings. but as you know, the summit did not work out. it turned out to be a peace conference. and several heads of state actually participated in it. but the vast majority of those who eventually arrived were represented at a lower level. this meeting took place in the swiss birkenstock, after which the vast majority of participants expressed such restrained, if not negative assessments in terms of its results. it turned out that both within the framework of nato and the o s. c, e. the only goal pursued by washington is to subjugate all the countries that are part of the structures and to subjugate the executive apparatus itself. both the o s. c, e, and now the european union have signed an agreement with nato, according to which it recognizes nato as a senior partner. and is ready to help nato in every possible way. and by all

i think we're seeing different zelinski right now. i think we're seeing a zalinski who's in a little bit of a panic mode. i think he's always riddle riddled with anxiety about what's going on . and, and i also think that he's uh, starting to see the tea leaves in terms of uh, biden's, horrible, horrible credibility notes that he's going through right now. as well as the very, very good possibility that donald trump will be the next part of the united states . and he's putting all that together and i think he's wondering what he can do to get the best out of a bad situation. what do you, what, what the, you're gonna have? you're gonna have to sit down and negotiate. otherwise, russia could enhance that. it's uh, it's all fences and, and consolidate everything. uh well, j. d vance is totally anti, uh, uh, ukraine funded on the yeah. further. yeah. it is there that so okay, so let's, let's, let's take this picture and put the color on it as you well, if it, as it were, i'm thinking if we were to continue down this end, the mind trump get

but i w in a course has been taken to push through the so called zelinski plan at any cost which has a pronounced form of an ultimatum. we are ready for negotiations, but given the sad experience of conversations and consultations with the west and ukrainians, when it comes to an agreement that i hope will be reached at some stage of european securities. and in this context, the ukraine crisis will be resolved. then we will of course, look very carefully at the wording, and we'll put safe guards in this document against repeated unscrupulous non negotiable interpretations. in his remarks, he reflected on us efforts to crush the economy of china and tell china what products they can produce. in addition to that, he talked about how the use of sanctions by the united states is starting to backfire with new channels of global trade. emerging countries trading with each other without the united states or the western banking system functioning as the middle man. and how all of this in the long term is not really going to benefit the united states and its people. the world seems to be shif

i think we're seeing different zelinski right now. i think we're seeing as a lensky who is in a little bit of a panic mode. i think he's always riddle riddled with anxiety about what's going on . and, and i also think that he's uh, starting to see the tea leaves in terms of uh, biden's, horrible, horrible credibility niche that he's going through right now. as well as the very, very good possibility that donald trump will be the next part of the united states . and he's putting all that together and i think he's wondering what he can do to get the best out of a bad situation. what do you, what, what the, you're gonna have? you're gonna have to sit down and negotiate. otherwise, russia could enhance that. it's uh, it's all offensive and, and consolidate everything. uh, well, j. d vance is totally anti, uh, uh, ukraine funded on the yeah. further. yeah. it is there that so okay, so let's, let's, let's take this picture and put the color on it as you well, if it, as it were, i'm thinking if we were to continue down this and the mind trum

is go to zelinski and say, well, unless you show up for a peace conference with russia, we're going to cut off your assistance. and then they go to the russians and say, well, unless you show up to the strong presence and clearly indicate that you want to, uh, and this will, we're going to double our assistance to ukraine. so i think that they've been very queued um, but then the, even if this happens, even if the, you know, and that's a possibility of, of i get this conference going and that's pro. and so that's getting realizes that the days of the these, these conferences without russia are over, i think you've come, willing says that if we have a conference and roster has to attend. but even if that happens, then where do we go from? yeah, yeah, you may want to put a ceasefire in place, but what would be the points of that? the one selling point that i think trump has the, which is all involved this one by and is that he doesn't care about nato. and so that whole issue of, of where, you know, open the door to nato for you. great, you know, every country has a right to decide the jo

and so, as far as it is, is that, well, what are they going to do is go to zelinski and say, well, unless you show up for a peace conference with russia, we're going to cover all of your assistance. and then they go to the russians and say, well, unless you show up to the strong points and, and clearly indicate that you want to end as well. we're going to double our assistance to ukraine. so they think that they've been very queued um. but then the, even if this happens, even if the, you know, and that's possibility of a, they get this conference going and that's pro. and so that's getting realizes that the days of it is based on process without russia are over. i think you've come, willing says that if we have a conference and roster has to attend, but even if that happens, then where do we go from here? yeah, you may want to put a ceasefire in place. but what would be the points of that? the one selling point that i think trump has the, which is all involved, fish from buying is that he doesn't care about nato. and so the whole issue of, oh, where, you know, the daughter nato, for ukrai

so also in here there's a still a huge disagreement with player rejection from zelinski. this is all buttons 1st visit to cave, isn't it? since the will stall. so that comes just a day off to hungry, took over the european union presidency. so ship this visit, be seen as a, as a diplomatic gesture. what do you think something concrete could actually come out of these talks? well, 1st of all, it's really a diplomatic gesture because all been shows that he's willing to engage now to talk to, to landscape, at least in person, something he hasn't done for years. and, but i don't see that the all the i'm the head guardian prime interest actually changes his position. he's very close affiliated with russia. he's doing business as russia. he's getting gas from russia. he's building a nuclear plant together with russia and in hungary, he did not say that he would alter his position. and as i said, he's the only one in the you who's, who's blocking the efforts to help ukraine law. and he's the only one also in nato . who was not participating in the military aid package. so we hav

so also in here there's a still a huge disagreement with plenty of rejection from zelinski. this is all bombs 1st visit to cave, isn't it? since the will still say that comes just a day off the hungry took over the european union presidency. so ship this visit, be seen as a, as a diplomatic gesture. what do you think something concrete could actually come out of these talks? the the 1st of all is very of a diplomatic gesture, because all bun shows that he's willing to engage now to talk to landscape, at least in person, something he hasn't done for years. and that's a be, don't see that the, all on the head garden prime, it is actually changes his position. he's very close affiliated with russia. he's doing business with russia. he's getting gas from russia. he's building a nuclear plant together with russia and in hungary, he did not say that he would alter his position. and as i said, he's the only one in the you who's, who's blocking the efforts to help you crane law. and he's the only been altering nato who was not participating in the military a package. so we have to s

what former lost in the office of the us secretary of defense, michael maloof believes mr. zelinski is taking to promotes an image of absolute control so that his forces don't abundance. this is just the lose. now. he's trying to uh, hold onto the reins of power. he's in desperate times and he knows that he's not going to, even with the influx of arms, that he's gonna be getting of he's, it's not gonna be sufficient. and i think that it's ultimately going to be determined on the battlefield. what happens because he refuses to negotiate, he is desperate and, and this is reflected in, in, in terms of his leadership visit. his military commanders are trying to tell him what's, but the reality is on the battlefield. and he refuses to acknowledge that he doesn't . he doesn't want to give up or to, to show weakness east and it is, and it, and it's, and, and they, and the west caesar say they know it is not strong. they also know that he's unable to get to launch a counter offensive. and so even at the end of his troops were never designed for that. and this total reliance now on, on, on the

we stand behind president zelinski is plan a. we want your plane to decide when is the time right for talks. and presidents and lensky told us only a few days ago that when he met with victor all by in t, if he didn't ask him to go to most coach, he didn't even know that that was or buttons flap. okay, so how will things actually function, alexandra, will these meetings still go ahead? well, probably the meetings will still go ahead, but it will be interesting who is going to trouble the knots the commission us as announced by the european commission that's member say so normally sending their ministers to defense meetings still think about that. some of them are saying, no, we're not going to go there. others are more cautious because there are saying we cannot have a, you know, and no unity at all with some ministers attending others. not coming. they would like to have a united sense on that. and there are still talking about that is alexandra a phenomenon, not developing story in distress, but spain has been celebrating victo

zelinsky said patriot is not reliable, its missiles are expensive and ukraine does not have enough missiles of this system. he once again asked the western countries to provide effective long-range missiles to ukraine. several american military bases in europe were put on alert. us military officials say that the forces or bases of this country may be targeted in romania, bulgaria and italy. cnn announced that this level is ready bash is unprecedented in the last 10 years. supporters of the american democratic party say that biden should be removed, according to the opinion of cbs and base. some of the registered voters believe that the president of the united states does not have mental health and should not be nominated again. south korea's military confirmed another ballistic missile launch from north korea. ping yong had announced that he had successfully tested a missile with multiple warheads. this action of north korea follows the tripartite exercise of washington, seoul and tokyo. it was done south of jeju island, south korea. despite ukraine's request to the international monetary

europe, i mean you can see there are no real uh political leaders in europe with the... concep uh and zelinsky has nowhere to go, but ultimately it's going to fail, i mean the goal is to maintain the empire, but the empire is crumbling, especially when you have someone like joe biden who refers to putin as the president of ukraine, that's right, mr. boznic, there there was a report on the 32 member military alliance to spend $1.47 trillion dollars this year, your thoughts on that, mr. this money, we're not talking about billions, it's more than a trillion dollars in just one year to kill and destroy. this could be well spent on the respective countries ailing economy, like it seems that the west is always looking for some kind of conflict. well, what this reveals is the real, true, deeper nature of nato, as my fellow commentator from sweden has noted, this is not a defense. organization intended to protect against the threat, because the threat is non-existent, the the threat of a russian attack does not exist, no one has demonstrated any effort by russia to prepare for a war against nato, nat

ladies and gentlemen, president putin, president putin, he's going to beat president putin, president zelinski, i'm so focused on beating putin, we got to worry about it. anyway, mr. president, i'm better, you are hell lot better. thank you so much. in order to investigate the latest situation of biden and the pressures he is facing to resign, we want to go to tennessee, america, to talk with steve gill, former consultant analyst of the us government. mr. gill , hello, thank you very much for the last week of the white house. had planned to biden at the summit nato can show a strong image of itself , so that the heads of other countries understand that it has the ability to defeat trump, and show the american voters inside that it has the ability to continue the competition. the cameras made a mistake . considering the events that happened , what kind of situation do you think biden is in? what does he think well, their plan was to show world leaders on the world stage that this is very powerful. but it ended very disastrously. from the point of view of american voters, a lot it appeared weak.

ladies and gentlemen, president putin, president putin, he's going to be president putin, president zelinskim so focused on beating putin, we got to worry about it. anyway, mr. president, you are hell lot better we are entering, we want to go to tennessee, america, to talk with steve gill, former consultant analyst of the us government. mr. gill, hello, thank you. in the last week , the white house had planned a lot so that biden could have a picture at the nato summit. he should show his strength so that the heads of other countries will understand that he has the ability to defeat trump . he should also show the american voters inside that he has the ability to continue the competition . now, according to the events that happened , what kind of situation do you think biden is in? their plan was to show world leaders on the world stage that this is very powerful, but it ended very disastrously . the opinion of american voters appeared very weak. this is the worst scenario that happens to the democrats and is actually a source of laughter and humor for the world. in fact, now in the camp of

zelinsky, however, emphasized that what ukraine needs is permission to fire american long-range missilestargets on russian soil. the heads of the nato member states in the final statement of the washington meeting on military aid. 40 billion dollars were agreed with ukraine. the american president, who became famous for his endless verbal mistakes, made two more mistakes again. it became the media. joe biden introduced him as president putin in a press conference with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. in another press conference, biden also responded to a question about whether to replace kamla harris as his deputy. if i didn't think he was qualified, i wouldn't have chosen trump as vice president. so far, many democratic representatives of congress and political and business figures have asked biden to withdraw from the 2024 election. especially , he performed very poorly in the first debate with trump. us presidential election 15 it will be held in november. the managing director of imam khomeini airport city company said that the second phase development plan of imam airport is

mean, you can see there are no real uh political leaders in europe with the exception of orban. uh and zelinsky has nowhere to go, but ultimately it's going to fail, i mean the goal is to maintain the empire, but the empire is crumbling, especially when you have someone like joe biden who refers to putin as the president of ukraine. thank you, mr. simons, the you have mr. greg simmons, independent research and author from sweden, and also mr. john bosnish, journalist, activist and political analyst from canada. gentlemen, thank for your time. thank you. and with that we come to the end of this news review section. thank you for listening. باهاشون باشم دیگه عقب نیفتم از فله هواپیما که شدیم رسیدیم به بغداد دیدم که اصلاً سازمان رنگش کلاً عوض شد مجاهدین خلق اون گروه نفاقی که بهش میگه. what's going on everyone, here back with brand new episode of your one! at kond a city in ak province to check out very significant uh facility for iran's nuclear program uh this is the uh

mean you can see there are no real uh political leaders in europe with the exception of orban uh and zelinskyo mr. john boznish, journalist, activist and political analyst from canada. gentlemen, thank you for your time. thank you. and with that we come to the end of this news review section. thank you for listening. this week on. expos a: we exposed the laughable coverage of the iranian presidential elections by western media, which seemed more like echo chamber for pen talking points. the usual suspects were giving the spotlight hurling unfounded accusations against the islamic republic, showcasing a clear agenda of spite. predictably, western digital media klung to their tired narrative expressing concern that iran's foreign policy towards designist entity would remain unchanged with the new president. what a shocker, no? now iranian social media, up with support for the elections, but voters in several western countries faced harassment and abuse with police offering no protection for them, upraging iranians back home. stay tuned for xfose, the truth is just a revelation away. shiah musli

addressing the congress yesterday, i just when he was begging for for military support, i just remembered zelinski when he was standing there and also begging for military support and the for for the war in ukraine or let's say: for the military of russian military operation in ukraine and the arrogance of the west that they just it seems like they would they they're always ready to support violence whether in ukraine whether in palestine however in palestine it is not the same and we don't have to equal i mean it's there is huge amount of disproportion of power between the palestinians and the temporal regime of israel, people there are being suppressed and just yesterday families, families like whole families like mothers, fathers and their children were killed in massacre in khan unis, just yesterday while he was addressing the congress, the american congress other genocides were being committed at the very same time in khan unis where the israelis ask the palestinis to move uh forest as to move to this place as safe haven, so let's just not pin hopes or let's just give it up any speech. that w

zelinsky, however, emphasized that what ukraine needs is permission to fire american long-range missilestargets on russian soil. in the final statement of the washington meeting, the nato member states also spoke of $40 billion in military aid to ukraine. a spokesman for the kremlin warned that the us plan to deploy long-range missiles in germany could lead to direct conflict in the style of war. we are slowly moving towards the cold war and all the signs are showing up along with direct confrontation. peskov added that america's goal is to suppress russia. previously , senior russian officials also warned about a tough response suiting moscow to washington to deploy long-range missiles in germany from 2026 , they described this decision as a gross miscalculation of the two countries. american and german officials agreed on the deployment of long-range missiles in germany on the sidelines of the nato meeting in washington. the media of the zionist regime reported about the widespread fire of a residential complex in the zionist settlement of shatullah due to the attacks of the lebanese h

uh, you can see there are no real uh political leaders in europe with the exception of orban uh, and zelinsky has nowhere to go, but ultimately it's going to fail, i mean the goal is to maintain the empire, but the empire is crumbling, especially when you have someone like joe biden who refers to putin as the president of ukraine. thank you, mr. sim. have mr. greg simmons, independent researcher and author from sweden and also sir john bosnish, journalist, activist and political analyst from canada. gentleman, thank you for your time. thank you. and with that we come to the end of this news review section. thank you for listening. this week on expos a, we exposed the lastable coverage of the iranian presidential elections by western media which seem. more like echo chamber for pentagon talking points. the usual suspects were giving the spotlight hurling unfounded accusations against the islamic republic showcasing a clear agenda of spight. predictably, western digital media to their tired narrative expressing concern that iran's foreign policy towards the sionist entity would remain unchanged

the wrapping up and nato summit in washington and polling president zelinski, president, bruce. and while the blocks meeting ends in a gaff, i live, lead is a circling the wagons around joe biden. spinning a narrative, the us president still has an old us the present part and let through all of us to some incredible achievement. both this counsel and i think he did us credit for that inexperienced man because he is.

addressing the congress yesterday, i just when he was begging for for military support, i just remembered zelinski when he was standing there and also begging for military support and the for for the war in ukraine or let's say for the military of russian military operation in ukraine and the arrogance of the west that they just... "it seems like they would, they they're always ready to support violence, whether in ukraine, whether in palestine, however, in palestine, it is not the same, we don't have to to equal, i mean it's there is huge amount of disproportion of power between the palestinians and the the temporal regime of israel, people there are being suppressed, and just yesterday families." families like whole families like mothers, fathers and their children were killed in massacre in khanus, just yesterday while he was addressing the congress, the american congress other genocides were being committed at the very same time in khan unis where the israelis ask the palestinians to move uh for as to move to this place as safe haven, so let's just not pin hopes or... let's just give it up any

addressing the congress yesterday, i just when he was begging for for military support, i just remembered zelinski when he was standing there and also begging for military support in the for for the war in ukraine or let's say for the military of russian military operation in ukraine and the arrogance of the west. they just it seems like they would they they're always ready to support violence whether in ukraine whether in palestine, however in palestine it is not the same, we don't have to to equal, i mean it's there is huge amount of disproportion of power between the palestinians and the the temporal regime of israel, people there are being suppressed and just... yesterday families, families like whole families like mothers, fathers and their children were killed in massacre in khan unis, just yesterday while he was addressing the congress, the american congress other genocides were being committed at the very same time in hanunis where the israelis ask the palestinians to move for as to move to this place as safe haven, so let's just... not pin hopes or let's just give it up any speech that wo

, you can see there are no real uh political leaders in europe with the exception of orban, uh, and zelinsky has nowhere to go, but ultimately it's going to fail, i mean, the goal is to maintain empire." but the empire is crumbling, especially when you have someone like joe biden who refers to putin as the president of ukraine. thank you, mr. simmons, there you have mr. greg simmons, independent research and author from sweden and so mr. john bosnish, journalist, activist and political analyst from canada. gentlemen, thank you for your time. thank you. and with that we come to the lead of this news review section. thank you for listening. escalating tensions between hisbull and zinis israel analysts meticulously strategized potential. scenarios, particularly following the israeli regime's assassination, senior resistance commander in southern lebanon. for the occupying entity, this looming conflict represents a war of choice fueled by historical and ethno-nationalist motives, yet it also rests on outdated military advantages that no longer holds way in today's missile heavy west asia. this e

mean you can see there are no real uh political leaders in europe with the exception of orban uh and zelinsky has nowhere to go. but ultimately it's going to fail - the goal is to maintain the empire, but the empire is crumbling, especially when you have someone like joe biden who refers to putin as the president of ukraine. thank you, mr. simmons, there you have mr. greg simmons, independent research and author from sweden and also mr. john bosnish, journalist, activist and political analyst from canada. gentlemen, thank you for your time. thank you. and with that we come to the end of this news review section. thank you for listening. carmen de bolívar llegó a ser del año 50 año. 80 una región productora de dólares donde se producía tabaco, producía café, se producía cacao, se producía guacate y ganadería, gran extensión y en pequeña extensión, porque acá la zona es minifundista. an isolated group of small mountains in northern colombia, a land known for its very fertile soil and for being the great agricultural pantry of the caribbean region of colombia. ahora se mete lo que tenemos. world

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, i mean you can see there are no real political leaders in europe with the exception. orban uh and zelinsky has nowhere to go, but ultimately it's going to fail, i mean the goal is to maintain empire, but the empire is crumbling, especially when you have someone like joe biden who refers to putin as the president of ukraine. thank you, mr. simons, there you have mr. greg simmons, independent research and author from sweden and also mr. john bosnish, journalist, activist and political analyst from canada, gentlemen, thank you for your time, thank you, and with that we come to the end of this news review. yazd: yazd means pure and holy, is named as the holy city or the land of god. he rose up a time when nobody dared speak their mind. hello, welcome to new episode of the creatle news roundup, you're one stop shop for all news west asia. my name is stevan carrillo, i am the head of news for the credle. as usual, i'm joined by my colleagues content creator and writer for the cradle karim shami and social media manager and content creator for the cradle, sima itaim. so today we should really dis

i mean you can see there are no real uh political leaders in europe the exception of orban uh, and zelinsky ultimately it's going to fail, i mean the goal is to maintain empire, but the empire is humbling, especially we have someone like joe biden who refers to putin as the president of ukraine. thank you, mr. simons, there you have mr. greg simmons, independent researcher and author from sweden, and also mr. john bosnish, journalist, activist and political analyst from canada, gentlemen, thank you for your time, thank you, and with that we come to the end of this news review section, thank you for listening, during world war two. the us came up with a sinister plan to gain the upper hand in the war, but the destruction left by it was beyond imagination. j. robert offenheimer was man who fulfilled the us dream of making an atomic bomb. the initial idea was a limited control test, but they ended up leading japan's hiroshima and nagasaki in ruins. the spector still haunts the world. every news channel claims that it covers the latest breaking news as we do, so that alone is not what sets pres

if i were zelinski and the ukrainian government, i would be very worried.re is also a whirlwind of speculation about the current president, joe biden, and whether he is fit to run for office. do you think he is, and do you think he did enough during this nato summit to prove he has the capacity to lead the largest military presence within nato? >> i do not think he is fit. i do not think trump is it either. i think we are in a bad patch for the united states whoever wins, but that is part of the problem. we will see if biden some drives -- if biden survives this level of concern. on the democratic side, if they are worried that biden has publicly demonstrated the problems in september or october, there was no turning back for them at that point. it is too late by the time you get that close to the election. if they are going to do anything about joe biden, they've got to do it in the next few days. carl: getting your concerns you laid out, which are stark, about what donald trump would mean for nato, would you be throwing your support behind joe biden or a

if i were zelinski and the ukrainian government, i would be very worried.re is also a whirlwind of speculation about the current president, joe biden, and whether he is fit to run for office. do you think he is, and do you think he did enough during this nato summit to prove he has the capacity to lead the largest litary presence within nato? >> i do not think he is fit. i do not think trump is it either. i think we are in a bad patch for the united states whoever wins, but that is part of the problem. we will see if biden some drives -- if biden survives this level of concern. on the democratic side, if they are worried that biden has publicly demonstrated the problems in september or october, there was no turning back for them at that point. it is too late by the time you get that close to the election. if they are going to do anything about joe biden, they've got to do it in the next few days. carl: getting your concerns you laid out, which are stark, about what donald trump would mean for nato, would you be throwing your support behind joe biden or a de

of course, this is not zelinski is where this is nato's war against russian. it's really the us is war. so when asked to ask for the americans changing their to is the why now it's now say thinking you, it's out that this thing needs to be, you know, ended through settlement that, that's a question that asked to be asked. ukraine is not in a position now to wage the war that it's been late in june. so and i think that's been rushed. his goal is to destroy the training and ability to, to wage war. and that's been largely done. so that is probably the only guarantee that this piece would come out of trend. national su, premium politician has died from a gunshot wound to the head in the western ukrainian city of the vault or party was quick. the pain rushed for the killing. despite the politician confronting the infamous extremist as of battalion on their use of the russian language arts, he contributor rachel mars and picks up the story. a warning you may find some of the following images disturbing. according to local media in the fall of sighting eye witnesses

of course, this is not zelinski is where this is nato's war against russian. it's really the us is war. so one asked to ask for the americans, changing their to is the why now it's now say thinking new, it's out that this thing needs to be, you know, ended through settlement that that's a question that has to be asked. ukraine is not in a position now to wage war that it's been late and doing so, and i think that's been rushed. his goal is to destroy the premiums ability to, to wage war. and that's been largely done. so that is probably the only guarantee that this piece would come on. ultra nationalist, ukrainian politician has died from a gunshot wound to the head in the western ukrainian city of the vault. her party was quick to blame russia for the killing. despite the politician being involved in a very public spot with a senior member of the infamous extreme mister aus, off battalion or to contribute original, marston picks up the story. a warning. you may find some of the images in a disturbing according to local media in the fall of sighting eye witnes

it's been common knowledge run, pay story long before zelinski became the head. and since that, that is a corrupt country, even by the standards of other countries in europe, will have a lot to say about all that to do you think the fact that mr biden has put all his eggs in that basket is part of what is costing him so much added to obviously his being in bed with uh, being that at yahoo and uh, what is real is doing and guys are possibly killing a 186000 people according to the last mort. yes, i think it's the unquestionably part of what has gotten him into the dead and politically that he faces and the difficulties between now and november that are mounting literally as we talk to this war is a disaster. it was a bad idea in the beginning, both sides of russia and ukraine were close to an agreement that would've avoided the war very early in february, march, april of 2022. everybody knew that it was public knowledge was reported across the world. in many newspapers as far as johnson and joe biden said, no preventative and the rest is, is a very sad story. and

it's been common knowledge front page story long before zelinski became the head . and since that, that is a corrupt country, even by the standards of other countries in europe, who have a lot to say about all that to do you think the fact that mr biden has put all his eggs in that basket is part of what is costing him so much added to obviously his being in bed with the b that's in yahoo. and uh what israel is doing and gaza, possibly killing a 186000 people according to the laws mort. yes, i think it's the unquestionably part of what has gotten him into the dead and politically that is the faces and the difficulties between now and november that are mounting literally as we talk to this war is a disaster. it was a bad idea in the beginning, both sides of russia and ukraine were close to an agreement that would've avoided the war very early in february, march, april of 2022. everybody knew that it was public knowledge was reported across the world. in many newspapers as far as johnson and joe biden said, no preventative and the rest is, is a very sad story. i think

even zelinski has said just reason the that russia needs to be at the table for any piece talk so or funds shuttle diplomacy between ukraine and bradshaw in the username is really the closest thing there is right now to that. something that zalinski even says is necessary. the german prescott ahold of a letter that oregon sent to shocking me said the president of the european council comprising all of the member states leaders. and in that letter, he warns of an intensification of conflict in ukraine says that there is a need for diplomacy with both russia and china. and also he says there should be a new approach to the global self whose face the e. u has lost amid the follow from the you create conflict, but there are reports now in the western press, the chief diplomat use of morales. i'm a formal for an affair summit at the exact same time as or bonds for an affair summit. that way these foreign affairs and ministers of all of the use states can completely sidestep the risk of being presented some actual diplomatic, heavy lifting. instead, they can just retreat to the safe space