experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and drawing alice services be our guest at frankfurt and bought cd managed by from bought the state. the news live from ballot geminus. john's web page, i surprise visit to ukraine on schultz meets. where did you crazy? and so just in hospital, i'm the nonsense, a new ministry, a package for keith, with hundreds of billions of yours. also on the program is miss rebels and syria fi . so you can be a side regime, take control of most hetero trim the northwest. looks above the flat up in december and conflict means for those by the middle east. and joe biden is really cool for granting he saw the presidential party for gun on tax offenses after promising

not so the i'm feel welcome to the program. do you have a chance that olaf shaw says, beating keith on the 2nd trip to ukraine? since russia's full scale invasion? the chancellor announced i knew 650000000 your weapons package. few craig, which includes ad defend systems. you said to me would remain ukraine stronger supporter in your from would be i think, side for as long as necessary. i don't know some selection when has cost doubts over future a some keys biggest mattress supplies the united states. so here's more of what the german chancellor said. mine does appear in kiff, helped me. i might visit to keith today, made one thing very clear to me. of the people in the ukraine

will prevail. but what do you mean? it was a day of an on demand our hot, it's hot. so if you're, you're repeating family with you. glory to you, cried your cries, presence, that landscape stress. these countries need for a german tourist cruise missiles, which in berlin has repeatedly refused city or put down. yeah. total shall the total rest issue. of course, you know, old off and i have a lot of common views on some issues. and we have different views on some issues and i think you might, but that's why we are constantly working to make sure that we have more common ground on the taurus issue. it's, and this is a challenge for us. and then us putting them a to your side the most so is ace accounts of x, but that's at king's college london. and i asked about this latest package of german financial and military aid and how much difference is likely to make on the

battlefield. i think it is always right. um and uh, i think it is very important to have additional community support. i'm not really saying what is in this package of the moment ukraine. it's as always a vision that i'm mission i can marry. and of course, uh ideally would need a long range massage, which, you know, generally is probably not gonna provide at the moment. but i think there is evidence that i'll probably do this package or same fluids. iris, i added, sends a send. so that was, that could be very helpful for protecting some of the strategic assets of the crate . and i also like potentially the states energy infrastructure. i'm done with a non way to also, you know, to free some assets and protect the front lines. i think there is also evidence of help or times might be provided on. those could be also helpful on the front lines, but uh on, i need itself for this support on the, you know, where the,

where you're coming. it may be, you know, it's not going to be the reasons i gain change that right. i last a long term support for your brain to see that i did completely make a difference on the bathroom and lots of questions about. so one of the criticisms jeremy has suffered from is that it makes it a not as budget. we're saying we're gonna give you all these billions these millions unpaid and there's there's, there's been a criticism, the various and i log between announcements and stuff actually arriving. or yeah, i think that always happens. but if we look at the numbers that have been provided, for example, by the key institute, germany has seen one of the most significant providers. and then we create a grain has provided around $10000000000.00 euro since the stock is the one that sprites intake on 2nd to the united states, which are pointless for learned. they don't know well on when we're looking times

a promise on delivery. germany is not doing so badly, so i guess it takes time on. sometimes i notice from my son who doesn't that rise. but germany has, has been a frag effective sofa when compared to other countries in europe. who have some, probably small on deliver that not nice. so i think the german in that respect is, is not sort of the, the by super mean that's non profit. i think that really change what kind of weapons germany would be delivering. another question mark is, is whether this problem as well. so 5, a change of government here in the land as the german government falls upon. as i've seen that, i mean i, i'm, i'm not an expert on german politics, but it seems that there is a chance. is that right? so they will increase and democrats might be there in the fall was i'm, i thought that should be should. yeah. you could see that that would be hydro johnson on dc number responsible for the off the line and we'll be creating

a grain including the towers and so, so i think there is a high challenge that if she becomes then you know, john. so now that i know might continue on that, so your rates and they support on what is also interesting is you know, the defense maintenance and defense and it is also gonna support it. so if we find ourselves in situation whenever you use that sort of our brand coordination as happened during the time. so i'm just about to say, i think we can see this and support the same so on. i'm not so worried. i'm going to be so worried about that. i think that the general problem is what was the united states do one good thing, provide a continued support because at the moment in europe, we're not able to compact for what they marries on. so i provide any of my, just what i may want i did want to ask you about that. if be with

a suspends it's age to ukraine, next year. do you see europe and countries that by germany being able to fill the vacuum as always, hockey, i think there is a note that europeans can do on these. they have 2 bedrooms. so, a couple of years ago when the war broke out within a week, would have been much more, you know, much better position, not ready, you know, to the right way to, to ukraine, loss of sanction. i think we're doing efforts around the mission for vision and kind of jewelry. but there is some issues around you know, over the role in how you dress and overall support that the americans are providing . which at the moment we really do not top with these kinds of advantages. these essentially operate on the boxes on the so i think we, we have to work in that respect and ensure that i do have him level. we streamline out production, we need readings. so these are often, these of states, we specialize of production and we don't kind of routine to our production sort of

9 because at the moment europe same tends to operate up nation. i'm that we have like, uh, you're not within the 0, you know, different kind of floors, you know, $0.27. i don't, as the economy says, no, i'm so you know what is really important. now i'm send you permission and $0.40. how he's going to make sure that we have that for your pm frontier system and that sort of has been gotten back end isn't okay. that's per potentially work for the ice for talking us through that. so clearly demonstrated over to you, sacramento, so from king's college learned thanks a security forces and protest stuff once again flashed in the georgia and capital to please see why 1000 surviving against the suspension of talks. on joining the european union, police of use was a cannon until a gas to disperse the crowds. pro you demonstrates the guns in front of the ottoman building for a nice place,

50 times more than 200 people since their bodies began. lot correspondent maria casa mazda has been following the protest in the capital since i began in late october or the protest also in diving of the capital city space, as well as in other major toms. we understand that the pro task is assessed to grow even larger despite the police wireless that we have seen on the streets more than 2200 people have been already detained and more than 40 people were injured. not the process also under heavy attacks. several, during this, what is it and several done this will already have been already arrested. the, the government is sending you back the tracking on the statements. now suggesting that the you integration is not actually frozen, despite the fact that the prime minister in the states

a few days ago that the user gratian is frozen until 2028 and the government is rejecting the budget. now these sort of contradiction is seemingly aimed at using the tensions and, you know, combing the public rage with the pro testers to determine the demand new elections. and they say that they have to return to the european cost. so the pro us impressed with us how long is the rubbish really says that she's not ready to step down to the still remains. the president either goes on mondays expires in december. she is, she claims that the government is illegitimate, suggesting that she will leave the office only after the elections when the parliament will be able to relax in you visiting with the president the cause of minutes in tbilisi as a gaza, which has the highest number of child,

i'm sure to use per capita in the world. united nation says the many even have to undergo surgery with out on the statics, leaving cause it's almost impossible but some to manage to get medical treatment abroad. a correspondence funded for shot and one palestinian child being treated in romania, a 7 year old chums, father check source cars every day. but here's how does your foot know it hurts. so it does. it does hurt to little or low. a lot puts me side all to will is not a medic. he's just a worried that sherman to our family stating several places in gaza before they finally got out 2 months ago and came to bucharest on to see the children are suffering psychologically since the war. there's so scared. no, they don't even want to go to the toilet alone. i have to be with them all the time . and the nice and easy way to strike this to drive home

a year ago with me says they survived, but 52 members of the extended family in the neighborhood were killed eh, when fly that i had just started using when suddenly we found ourselves in another world like in the hand, the explosion was really strong and lout for the tendency and all the dust and the ceiling collapsed on us and it will help on all what is it will sound like an outlet and sean suffered severe injuries. the medical care available in gaza was not enough and true once deteriorated. it got so bad that sean was allowed to leave for sibling since father could go to. but their mother had to stay behind a horse nice as easy as well. wouldn't you? for permission here in romania, medics are trying to make up for lost time. orthopedic doctor,

you on foot or remove a piece of trump note from him that something he says should have been done right away. for like $2000.00 a exist, the risk is if there is an infection one tail top player not to remain in another operation, i need have to remove the pieces of both sides. if the inspection spread stuff out in the burned interior, right? again, all the risk is we weren't able to do anymore, and you guys had some job. the worst case scenario he tells me, would be amputation of time, select your set that might be, that was what a hosting says he wants to remain positive being on his own. and the uncertainty makes things over why me that it shouldn't have to then fall valid. yeah, it's really hard for me to take care of my children properly and a really, really hope that their mother can come from guys and went home and then they would feel life is good. again, feels safe and be psychologically stable and you know for him to see who

they are, all desperate to hear her voice to know she's okay. and your mom's not answering. she doesn't have internet on the website. again, she is not answering details to children. their mothers silence is because of power. but he doesn't really know why she didn't answer. there, jason, bucharest are dominated by her absence. they miss her and worry about. the last time they spoke, she told them it was cold in garza, and the wind had blown parts of her 10th away. we did ask, is there any authors why they'd refuse to allow shelves, mother to leave gossip with the rest of the family? they told us that for security reasons, they was decided to, she should be a company the only by her father and siblings. we'll take

a look now at some old story, is that making headlines? a number of migrants reaching spines, canary islands, by sea, from west africa. escape a rec, hold high. the country's interior ministry says more than $41000.00 people have made the crossing this year. you know, islands is struggling to absolve this search in numbers. cleaning operations underway on the greek on into roads and lemme know some damage caused by storm. for a terrestrial vein, for these homes and businesses destroyed roads and bridges and swept away costs. dozens of people have been evacuated to safety for the past, claim 3 lives of greece in south new york city's pricing for most no more than a meter fell in the northern parts of the states over the weekend, snow warnings, and also in the fact 4 pots of pennsylvania and ohio forecast to say more when she webb is on the white one that it could disrupt transport or syria. and it's

how i rush. i have conducted joint strikes on areas in of the northern syria under rebel control over the weekend. and so just advise you. hi, the group i took over the 2nd biggest city a laptop there also advancing a neighboring hama province. while some syrians welcome to fights, has thousands of fleet. the syrian army is rushing soldiers and weapons to have my province in north western syria. it's trying to break the momentum of the insurgents who are moving southward, after capturing large parts of it live on a level provinces to the north, including a level city which had been under government control for the last 10 years. a serious army chief traveled to the new defensive line and how not to rally the troops. this is our land and our pride. anyone who

breaks the law, anyone who has been hired to stand against us. we will make an example as a favor. in a level city army, militants roam the streets freely taking sophie's outside left, both eye clinic citadel and its airport syrian and russian war plains bomb to level. after it was overrun, it only took a few days for the rebels to jolt the front lines of serious civil war which have remained largely frozen since 2020. the revel coalition consists of multiple groups with differing audiology is what unites them. is their opposition to syrian president, bashar al assad. waiving the city center stump hang on your head, god willing, we will find you. you pick a little city, a rather controlled stronghold in the north. people are being subjected to daily air strikes, volunteers with the syrian civil defense known as the white helmets are helping to

find the injured under the rubble and taking them to hospital. thank you to find me is massive destruction caused by the bottom and surface area. this neighborhood is residential. i'm the vision forces, deliberately talking to dates. i'm with direct strikes. several people i enjoyed working with our teams are still working to search for these trumps and transport them to the nearest hospital. aside is meeting with regional partners, including iran, to try to shore up support for years. he was able to beat back opposition fighters with the help of russia, iran and his beloved. it's believed the rebels decided to strike. now, knowing those allies were either weekend or distracted by their own conflicts, as well as the actual hole is a senior fellow with a release program at the center for strategic and international studies to join us from washington dc. welcome to d, w. i'm how serious

a threat is this attack on a laptop to be a side vision? this is truly a studying and surprising defeat for the separate shame and primarily points to the fact that it's become a husk of its former self. but it also points to the weakness of its allies that have prompted up for many years amongst them. iran has butler and, and the russian regime. so i mean, the fact that they were able to fall a lot of city, for example, in a day, this is something that the regime was unable to accomplish. for years of siege and brutal bombardment. um, so it's, it's, it's quite, it's quite shocking. so why then do you think they come face goes from here if they ever she loses a lap. oh, well that, how does it fight back? i mean, there in lies sort of the tragedy of, of the syrian war. it is not really

a civil war, but it is become a sort of proxy war. and in that war, a turkey probably greenlighted this offensive thinking that rebels might take a few villages and western a level countryside. but i suspect the rebels and turkey were shocked when they were able to essentially melt away. i said, police and security forces and 11 to city and take and take this, this very strategic hub within syria. i would say that right now, we're very concerned about the counter attack that is ongoing. we've seen the bombardment of hospitals and it live and the level we are seeing regime reinforcements come into areas of how not as well. um, and it's, it looks like uh, the said regime and its allies are returning to the old play book. so this could be very concerning for the next few days and weeks ahead. i suspect that russia and

turkey will be in negotiations to come to some sort of deal, but it sort of remains to be seen if the rebels will be able to hold onto their gains with that sort of deal a pos of the old as a playbook with the use of chemical weapons against his own people. is that likely to happen again? do you think? has he lose his temper tree? a suspect if the said regime sees an existential threat, then it will potentially use chemical weapons. i would want to remind the audience that a separate team has only use their and gas a couple of times, but it used chlorine gas over $300.00 times throughout the war. and so it has a lot of a lot of tools to use amongst them. aerial bombardment, but as you mention also chemical weapons. so, so it depends on how much it wants to push probably turkey in this matter. and whether or not it thinks that the self worth push of the rebels is, is it makes a central threat. right? so do you see this upside in finding, having why the regional repercussions,

especially give them the backdrop of continuing war and gaza? while i think that this revel offensive was part, was essentially possible because of the breakdown in the balance of power in the region. we've seen has been the in iran significantly weekend bye is really a tax some of which continue into syria. uh, basically blocking has been the arm shipments. um we also seen in transit to its intransigent, i said, who even the kremlin is frustrated with because he refuses to reconcile with turkey . and so we, we really see a breakdown. um, and what was a very, i think fragile spaces to begin with. um and i think that in order to come back to normalcy or stability, we're unfortunately going to see a lot of violence ahead and, and not much, not much, not much more stability unfortunately. okay, thanks for guiding us through that succeeding natasha. this as a whole from the center for strategic and international studies. thank us.

in the us, president bible has been criticized for pod me a son and breaking a promise that he wouldn't unto by who was facing a jail term for tax evasion and firearms offences. as environment previously said, he wouldn't use use presidential powers to pod hunter or indeed commute the sentence. critics say the presence the use of the pot and such a bad precedent. washington correspondent, janelle terminal as well of the wall. so we kind of really look into what jo biden's mind, but a reasonable explanation could be that he just does not have done that, that much to lose his political career is drawing to a close. the democrats lost control of the presidency in both chambers of the house . as such are, there aren't really democrats in high positions that would have to experienced the negative blow backs of this decision. so joe biden has not much to pay in terms of

a political price, but one could argue that he has everything to gain personally hunter, by then of course of being his last living son. now, as you pointed out, he has been criticized around leave for this decision. he's been accused of putting country or putting family over country brother. he's been accused of hypocrisy because of just how much he slammed donald trump is allies, for there's suppose the abuses of power, but one can only assume that these are criticisms, that joe biden must have priced in when he made this decision. so it does not set the stage for the presidency like to trump, to palm himself and his allies, when he takes office in january. you know, donald trump, i could pardon himself, but it is unlikely that he will even have to. we've seen the last of the special counsel jack smith, criminal cases against drunk being dismissed a few months ago. we also saw the supreme court say that the former presidents

cannot be prosecuted for a full official acts conducted while in office. since then, everything seems to have gone trumps way in terms of his legal cases. now, in terms of pardoning his allies, when they saw when this decision from joe biden came out yesterday, trump immediately reacted saying that the january 6 writers showed the pardon as well. now we're talking of course about around more than $1500.00 riders who have been charged more than $600.00 who have been sentence. and he has talked about pardoning some of them before. and the fact that he's bringing it up again means that, that he really is looking to a part in at least some of these january 6 writers, if he's going to keep telegraphing it in this way. and so what, what, what was due to president bind's legacy you know, i think the americans are able to relate with

a father protesting his son. but then again, most americans are part of the most powerful family in the country. and there really are a few things here that could be very damaging for jo biden's legacy. there's the, you turns out there's a new turning of there's a just how wide of a scope this, pardon uh, how's that? so hunter biden is basically immune from further federal prosecution for any of his conducted any of his conduct in the period under which he was being investigated. but i think the hardest thing that joe biden will have to live down is about he let his son escape accountability at a time where trust in institutions as a, as independent as non politicized is waning. and he will have to square that with a legacy that he wanted to have as a rules following institutional list. okay, thank you for watching out general demo in washington. is reminded of our top story this alex job and tons of old off shelves as an artist,

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