ah, ah ah, this house right behind me was shelled like a 155 millimeter shell supply to the ukranian army by nato r t. if it's the aftermath of attacks in the done yes, correct. public burke, 2 civilians were killed and 4 with also coming on the program. the continuation of the ukraine conflict. well putting major pressure and supplies of weaponry for the u. s. military, about the stark warning from the countries made his secretary, his arms continue to flow to the western edge of monica. policies are plunging the world into chaos about russia's warning as

a un security council that bates, a world based on the rule of law or the pro international law and public order based on its supremacy were grossly violated by the collective west. big covered their actions, which were of been all aggressive war of choice, with a big lease of the concept of humanitarian intervention. and the scandal just got bigger. the us attorney general appointed special counsel to investigate joe biden, after caches a plus. if i government documents are found in the american president private possession. mm hm. around the clock across the world. this is our t pleasure to have your company today or chop story at midnight in moscow. the kremlin, say, is that the quote successful mission in taking control of the crucial strategic

city of solid are in the den? yes. republic is the beginning of a greater military. it felt it really massive job has been carried out in solid, are absolutely selfless, heroic actions and not only in solid are but in many areas where offensive actions are being conducted. they will continue. it's not the time to stop is not the time to rub your hands. the main work is still ahead. well, let's go through why solid door is of key strategic importance in the ongoing military conflict it's capture, paves the way for russian advance is on the major city of archon moths known as back moot in ukraine. it's a vital transportation up with a network of roads unreal ways all across this region used our supply routes now. the head of the dentist republic said moscow's forces will not be able to move towards another key city op here, so versed after that. a westward push. chroma torres can slow vianza. they both

come into focus and with battle for control of our chin mosque raging for months. ortiz under a less jenko file. this exclusive report of russian troops engage with key ebs forces filmed back in december. ah, with with looks that we just ran across an exposed area. there was shelling about a 100 meters away with it. bonuses couldn't be wasn't overseas or to go home. brewer. hello everyone. we're here for your piece molar. real quick on my

mother. didn't prepare me for this and thank you guys, but now we're under sold for everything's going to be fine. victory will be ours. the enemy will be crossed. murray, to russia. almost a tiger. there's a sniper over there. you cross and we'll cover, you know, what it is. if any of you move in, you will set up suppressive 5 to let you cross you follow up with

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no as with meanwhile, the latest ukrainian attacks on 2 cities in the done yes for public have left at least 2 civilians killed and 4 more injured according to local officials, ortiz from on cost red visited the site. ukranian nationalists continue chaotic and indiscriminate artillery shelling against civilian areas in girl of got and in. don't ask this house right behind me was shelled by a 155 millimeter shell. surprise you the ukrainian army boy nato countries. a man 68 year old vladimir was wounded as the result, he was taking a hook to the hospital almost instantly. he was on the operating table for 5 hours

as dancers were fighting for his life. unfortunately, he died right there. should have no trouble. new supposed civilian wounded in gore laska was admitted to our hospital yesterday. he had shrapnel wounds in his abdomen as well as potentially fatal damage to his internal organs. the operation was performed very precisely. unfortunately, the wounds were too severe. the patient lost his life, though is not far from the front line. this area is purely a residential. at least 5 houses. 5 private houses had been destroyed by ukrainian artillery shelling on wednesday as result, one person was killed and 2 people were wounded. here in coral of cologne. oh should i put it out of when i was shelling? yesterday i was at home. i heard the explosions and immediately hid my children. it was terrifying. we'll have close to the front line and that's why we're getting a hit. says written, this is a fresh one, it's not rusty, probably an artillery shell. while we were filming the consequences of ukrainian

artillery shelling in girl of co receive news that another attack took place in the next call. now we have returned and found out that another civilian was killed right here at this spot. he can still see the blood traces now for people here were injured as the result of the attack and abs ulcers are fighting to save their lives full should be there. smoke and gushed everywhere we couldn't see any thank you know who we're back to the bomb shelter to hide. we all went down into the shelter and were sitting there until everything calmed down. almost ukrainian nationalists continued, sorry, getting civilians and civilian areas here in the and escrow public right now. we are in a major transportations apartments for one of the supermarket said change. this is where they fix their trucks. and this is where they killed their latest victim. one person killed 4 injured. now, these are the kinds of a shelf fragments that were finding on the spot according to the

local officials. according to the invest the investigative committee, now the shelf belonged to nato, supplied weapons to ukraine. well, another day, another 2 victims of ukrainian artillery shelling roman cars for have already done that screw public while critics have again head out at ukraine's president over his demands being made to western countries. essentially saying we keep giving him a hand, but he wants an arm. vladimir zalinski is now eyeing up you candidate member status, which heat occurred with give his people on the countries war effort. a big boost to woodville to day. mere support for ukraine from natal colleagues. support in the form of rhetoric about open doors is not enough for ukraine. it is not enough to motivate our state speaking in more detail or more specifically,

it is not enough to motivate our soldiers. we expect something more than just open doors. you candidacy would motivate our people? did anyone ashley asked the ukrainians, fighting whether they're doing it to join the european union or would that be news to the fellows actually doing the heavy lifting on the front lines. whatever happened to the idea of fighting until victory against russia? is that not motivating enough apparently not. zalinski said last summer that ukraine would fight quote until the end. and now the ukranian president sounds more like a personal training client whose beer belly isn't budging. and who's now demanding that his coach find some incentives to keep getting him to show up and put in the blood and sweat while the coach keeps caching in on the struggle. in this particular case, that coach would be nato, as former u. s. secretaries of state hillary clinton said last month u. s. a to ukraine is a quote, really good investment for the united states. they are not asking us to be there to

fight their war. they're fighting it themselves. yeah. and the big beneficiary of their fight is the u. s. which gets to tie up russia while breaking up russian european trade to the ultimate benefit of the us. apparently, ukraine is now realizing that it's getting used as a pawn and all of this and frustrations of ukrainian officials are becoming more apparent. the most important thing for us is to continue to receive the military assistance that we require because situations such as that in solid, dark, would have been avoided. you know, if we would receive those tanks. and since we are fighting the freedom war i, we are fighting not just for some cities and villages in the grant. we are fighting for calm on shared values. we're well named. we're currently carrying out nato's mission. they aren't shedding their blood, we're shooting ours. that's why we're using their weapons that says like ukraine is getting a little bit better and tired of paying a high price of doing the west dirty work against russia. the ukrainian ambassador

to the u. k. vadim for state po also said earlier this month, quote, we're losing people left in right. we're not advertising. how many of those last are military or civilians? but you can imagine that numbers are huge, indigestible and ukrainian cells are fighting in sola. dar said that quote in sold are no one house the dead. no one will tell you how many dead and wounded there are, because no one knows for sure. not a single person. so a heavy tool for ukraine, which opened its doors to the u. s. to become an outpost for the state department, then for the defense department before putting the lives of its citizens right on the front line at all, to fight for what exactly for you membership as the lensky is now suggesting. isn't there a form for that? it's kind of like applying for job by jumping off a bridge. the continuation of the conflict in ukraine will greatly

strain the supply change of the u. s. forces and their ability to get hands on weapons. that is the warning from the countries navy secretary, as fleet commanders demand more from the military, industrial complex. if the conflict does go on for another 6 months to another year, it certainly continues to stress the supply chain in ways a challenging it follows the white house announcing the biggest military aid package to ukraine so far with western mid bradley infantry fighting vehicles set to be shipped for the 1st time to the u. s. is the biggest arm supplier to ukraine with more than $24000000000.00 worth of aid, cent chicky. since the beginning of the conflict. that's a similar amount to the annual military budget of countries such as turkey or israel will alarm bells ringing in the offices of the top brass with the u. s. admiral lashing. it's the lack of deliveries to his units suggesting he doesn't

want to resort to robbing someone to get what his forces need. i'm not forgiving the fact. you're not delivering the ordinance when needs. ok. i'm just not. i don't want to have to bring this to. i grew back so i can rob peter to pay paul. so the next one can go earlier, i got the thought so former senior security on the list for the us secretary of defense, michael maloof on the navy officials warning normally they're supposed to all be in lock step. and it comes from the secretary of defense, in this case, to the secretary of the navy. and i'm sure other service secretaries feel the same way. that's how you go above your commanders and go directly to members of congress to send up the alarms when they resort to that approach. you know, that the situation is very serious, probably more serious than what they're expressing. i think they're going to be

complaining a little more about it there, and they're going to be talking to members of congress very, very discreetly the policy by this administration. you've got to ask yourself, whereas all this coming from and how long can you sustain it? what's intriguing is that the by the administration has not answered that question . how long do we intend to sustain this level of supply until the ukrainians and the russians to decide sit down and finally negotiate a settlement. many crises seen around the world today, including the conflict in ukraine, are being driven by the western desire for global hegemony. according to russia's ambassador to the u. n. who spoke earlier of a security council, the based on what a world, based on the rule of law, should look like supposed squeaking subway just those was the man made ukrainian crisis fits well into the chain of events which are the result of western colonial

thinking. and hedge moni, yeah, russia special military operation in ukraine as a consequence, not the root cause of the ukrainian crisis, which is actually at least 9 years old with the meeting of the security council 15 member body that leads the united nations was convened to discuss the rule of law in the world. now china, they have their permanency on the un security council are they took the time to point out that the united states as hijack leaves rules and these, there's rhetoric, rhetorical devices, about humanitarian protections, to serve their international agenda to politicize on analysis dangerous google. 14 that we have been meaning to ask, what kind of ruse is the so called ruth faith, international order based upon who crazed these rules. what we have seen instead in reality is how the so called ruth based approach pursued by some countries, has plunged the world into immense trouble and calles the true intention of

a scant few countries. counting a rule space international order is to impose their own standards and will on others by putting their own narrow interests at the center of the universe and to open the back door to double center, solomon and exceptionalism. of course the united states and its allies used this un security council meeting that was supposed to be about the vague understanding of enforcing international law rules and long work world. they used it basically to just unload a big tirade against russia. answer, use russia, all kinds of things, do you know, routine allegations that have been debunked. but then when russian ambassador and a benzo came up to the podium, he stole the shop. he laid out the reality of how the united states and allies are completely hypocritical. and the random thing they've done year after year in the

world in the name of enforcing international law is none of them probably probably international law and public order based on it supremacy were grossly violated by the collective west. when the 1st natal bombs dropped on yugoslavia, they covered their actions, which were a been all aggressive war of choice was a fig leaf of the concept of humanitarian intervention, which has nothing to do with international law. together, he talked about iraq, a country completely destroyed with lines about weapons of mass destruction and talk of bringing freedom and man a, tearing them. he talked about libya and how the united states maneuvered and, and was able to carry out a regime change operation and cast the most prosperous country in the african continent into utter chaos and destruction. how the so called war on terror has strengthened to terrorism around the world by overturning governments that represented stability and independence development. and how he argued that the actions of the states that it continues to justify with humanitarian rhetoric are

really rooted in the colonial past of the western countries and their desire to maintain the gemini, to keep the world poor. so that they could stay on top of very powerful speech we heard from the russian and dathan eric to the un security council. certainly not what the western countries wanted. the meetings to be focused on a crisis is growing. us. president joe biden is under investigation over his mis humbling of classify government documents. the u. s. attorney general has now appointed a special counsel to conduct the prob, i concluded that under the special council regulations, it was in the public interest to appoint special council. as i've said before, i strongly believe that the normal processes of this department can handle all investigations with integrity. but under the regulations, the extraordinary circumstances here require the appointment of

a special counsel for this matter. this appointment under scores for the public, the department's commitment to both independence and accountability, and particularly sensitive matters and to making decisions, indisputably guided only by the facts and the law. while the president himself says he intends to fully cooperate with the u. s. justice department after the latest 2nd cash of documents were found in a garbage in his private home. in delaware, the 1st batch of classified documents were discovered in early november by lawyers for the president's in an office for a washington think tank that biden had used as a private citizen. the findings came just 2 days before the u. s. midterm elections, but only now have been made public, according to reports, spied and obtain the files which classified markings during his time as barrack

obama's vice president. but in terms of reaction, an essay whistle blower, edward snowden, he's posted his thoughts on joe biden, having a closets stalked with classified governmental documents, stating that others find with far less are already in jail. earlier, my colleagues worry, sushi and rachel blevins talked through developments worth noting that the president seems to have absconded with more classified documents than many whistleblowers for comparison reality winner was sentenced to 5 years for just one document. meanwhile, biden trump clinton for trace. these guys have dozens, hundreds, no jail, bring us up to speed what, what is the latest in the story? rachel, when we still don't even know just how many classified documents biden had, because we're now hearing that a 2nd batch was found at a different locations to a lot of questions involving that. and just what it is made up, but not nearly much has been said from the department of justice. we haven't heard

much of from them at all. and that's incredibly notable when looking at the fact that when it comes to individuals, we're possessing classified documents, especially whistleblowers and publishers. the u. s. government has a tendency to target them even using unprecedented measures. we've seen this in cases such as chelsea manning, juliana sonjee, and even edward snowden himself. now at the same time, the parallel is also being drawn to former president trump noting that the f b i went as far to read his moral lago estate when he had classified documents. and of course, at the time, joe biden was very outspoken in his criticism. of trump take listen to what he had to say that when you saw the photograph of the top secret documents laid out on the floor of moral logger. what did you think to yourself looking at that image? how that could possibly happen? how one really, one could be very responsible and i thought what data was in there that may

compromise sources and methods. by that i mean names of people helped her shudder and chest are totally irresponsible. the white house is coming out and they're kind of down playing. the situation insisting that biden says he did not know that the classified documents were in his possession and that as soon as his team found them, they were quickly turned over to the national archives. so there wasn't quite that back and forth that we saw a bare with former president trump, what this is just did rachel? i mean, you know, ok. so when it turned out, was it mark mar logo as you said, hit his beautiful page complex on florida. thomas complex that they found all these documents, the media went ballistic, absolutely mental over trump, having these classified documents, it happens to joe biden and the media like, oh, well, he just forgot rachel, which, what do we know so far about what was in the documents and basically, how would they discuss it? well, they have continued, you're right, the media has continued to down play. that insisting that there were less than

a dozen documents. they say that there were about 10 documents. and that's incredibly notable because what we know so far is that these documents, some of them were marked as top secret, which is the highest level of classified possible. and yet the media coverage is just kind of shrugged it off. we've heard that they include us intelligence on ukraine or ron and the u. k. what that is made up of we don't know yet, and we especially don't know about this latest 2nd batch and what that could involve. and of course, where that was found. what about, i mean, certainly when it comes to the public and the people we're all talking about is the media is trying to shove quite a bit under the carpet, but tell us about reaction so far. well, republicans are definitely talking about this. that is no surprise and they're treating this is really just the latest scandal involving the biden administration . they are promising an investigation, and there are some republican lawmakers who have said that this is iraq, especially given the fact that biting was so outspoken when it came to trump. and also when it came to other whistleblowers,

when he was the vice president under former president obama, how we mentioned that by himself as downplaying, this insisting he had no idea that he had classified documents. and at the same time, some other democrats seem to be following his lead. that includes former house speaker, nancy pelosi, who apparently didn't have much to say at all. take a listen. i was surprised to learn. there were any government records that were taken there to that office. do you have any comment on the president fight in keeping classified documents? now the timing here is also notable. given the fact that biden's team apparently found this 1st batch of classified documents less than a week before the mid term elections. but of course we're just now hearing about it . so it appears to be yet another bite and related scandal near a major election that the media is once again downplaying. yet things are heating up for more or less cross the steve mouth for exceeds a political commentator on talk. show hosts joining us from new york. steve,

always good to have you on the program, sir. so anyway, have it a special consoles been appointed to investigate joe biden was that's inevitable after the findings. oh, without a doubt because you know, they're going after trump. they have the special council appointed to, to investigate trumps documents and not withstanding what the media space has been . and you're correct. i mean, the media makes a point, especially it's funny. i watched the end and every time they mentioned the story, which is so significant, i mean they talk about it a lot. they talk about what a difference between the cooperation between the, by the administration and the documents find. and what trumps to trumps people there. but you, i mean, garland was stuck between a rock and a hard place. the attorney general, he appointed a special council for truck if they were going to bring any kind of espionage charges against trump. this kind of puts a squash on that because now yeah,

buy new did the same thing. in fact, let me point out that a president has the right and it's debatable to what extent. but the president has the right to declassify documents, a vice president doesn't. so trump, in his own mind, conceivably could have said and can claim i declassified them by you can't say that he's a, he was a vice president and those document showed up where he is. but yet garland had no choice. at this point. he had to take it out of his hands and put it in, quote unquote, an independent attorney's hands and investigators hands and see where it leads. but what strikes me if i make these, these documents that were found in the garage of president biden's residence in wilmington, delaware, that we just learned about today? we're actually found on december 20th. so when the president weighed in on monday

about the 1st batch that was at the university, pennsylvania no mention was made about another batch. and by the way, today we found out that there was a 3rd location also within the wilmington residence, one document. and the president claims through his spokespeople. and he said it, i don't know what's in them. i, my lawyers told me not to ask, what kind of sense does that make? if they're your lawyers, you have attorney client privilege. you're not going to ask what's in the documents . it's, it's, it's just crazy stuff. can i put another aspect to you as well? steep it documents were discovered just 2 days before the u. s. mid term elections . will that detail what appears to be suspicious, timing engaged the public? what will not get people talking? it's getting the republicans talking certainly because don't forget we now know

what we went through. unbeknownst to us at the time with the hunter biden laptop. when that story came out before the presidential election in 2020, we now know that government agencies and others went to twitter, went to the media and said, you know, this is russian dis, information even though it turns out it wasn't on. and now we have again revelations that these documents were found in advance right in advance of the mid terms. the justice department is saying that they have a policy. if they, if you're near an election, they don't go public with the story of an investigation because they don't want to influence the election. but i think a lot of people are saying, here we go again. i mean, a lot of people on the right here we go again. another story that could have had an influence on the outcome of an election and we didn't know about it. we, we've got about a minute left, but just on the significance of this, where does it go? does it, is it vital to know what's in this?

is that going to as say, how important or how this goes forward, or is it just the fact that these documents refund in a garbage and other places? well, i think that we need to know what, what, what was in them. you know, the, they told us to, in a great extent, what was in trump's documents and you know, how they endangered this endangered that we need to know. that was that we hear about ukraine, u. k, and iran on the 1st batch. what about them? what was, what was in there now? we can't know everything. it's classified, but i think we'll get to the bottom of it eventually, if not through the special council. certainly through house republicans investigating this. by the way, it was comical to hear by and say, i'll by the way the garage was law is right next to my documents right next to my corvette. so it was say, wow, steve, as all as, thanks so much for your take, we will watch with interest this.