there are completely the brushes ministry of defense, laser star feeling legit, biological activities by the united states. treat really washington is searching for virus mutations, uses them to further risk, both included weapon i also add on the program this our home visit. people store me into a christian neighborhood in practice, burning churches and help some planning thought a local resident desecrated that coffee public? correct? the african union, red jackson, military intervention in new jersey, south for a 1010 hour meeting dealing a blow to the echo was regional for which loaded last week to prepare a spell by force. north korea finally

confirms it's harboring and americans run into the country from a border check point the just a few moments a brand new day here in most go thursday, august the 7th time you know, neil and this is our t internet rushes ministry of defense has released the statement for the feeling that purported murphy activities of the united states miller treat the m o. d states washington's office. busy of pandemic, preparedness and response policy searches for the virus mutations in order to use them to further its own interest, including the weapon, the icing of prophets. as a 2019 united states begin preparing for a new pandemic. by searching for virus mutations,

we did not exclude use by the united states of the cycle, defensive technologies for offensive purposes, as well as for the purpose of global management by creating crisis situations of a biological nature. according to to the ministry, washington has been a massing of various pathogens from its direct involvement with various bar lives around the world, which they say are for research and preventative measures bought rushes, defense of industry is not buying that. and they points out that whenever the pencil going, for example, is interested in any passages via cobit 19 or 80 and influenza or the african swine flu. they later somehow ends up becoming pandemic. a new sense to benefit from this, as we've seen time and time again, it's american pharmaceutical companies and they points out their findings points out that for example, that there is a possible collusion between big pharma and us aid via an intermediary company called eco health alliance. now they have been studying the diversity of bad

population since 2015, and they've also been looking at mechanisms how to transfer a corner virus reins from bats to humans. and we know that just 2 months before the world ever heard about cobit 19, there was an exercise conduct about the johns hopkins university in new york, or in that exercise entailed sciences, transferring an unknown at the time strain of corned a virus from bytes to humans, via pig cells course oldest and the office that is now being open leads them to question why this is happening. and of course, so they also points out that the us government, for example, in may this year said that there is no longer a public health emergency when it comes to cove. it's joe biden himself last september said that the co would pandemic is over yet. this july, they are open in this office of pandemic preparedness and response policy, which was led by a man who was

a military combat surgeon and retired air force. major jar, general f y. in addition to those documents have been uncovered during rush or special military operation. in ukraine, points to the fact that there is a center called the us army medical research institute of infectious diseases actually place a crucial role in all this. and they're the ones who are collecting all these dangerous passengers from around the world in these bio labs, including one in ukraine cooking in the us army medical research institute for infectious diseases, has been involved and us biological programs in ukraine. the representatives of the institute actively lead projects code named u p one and u. p h. as part of these projects the possibility of using i'm for pods to sprayed . rick sets you take bone and set for lights as far as, as well as causative agents of crime in congo hema, roderick fever, and also hunter viruses was studied audience. that's why russia's defense minister

believes that washington is preparing to establish biological control, sort of using defensive technologies for offensive purposes to create biological crisis conditions and situations. and also there's ada concerned about the people involved and all this. for example, doctor anthony file, she america's lead in doctor who was the head of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. he has reported the made a lot of money from this plan demick. and he's also the one who was adamant that when it comes to coven 19th, it came about naturally. we have had, was your claim because we're developing bio weapons. and so they transfer z authority for bio security to one agency and the acreage, as are called the national institute for infectious large disease doesn't run by anthony bouchee. so heavy file g called at all the responsibility for my weapons development. you got at that time

a 68 percent raise when the pedagogy $300.00 scientists wrote president obama us and says you've got to shut down anthony. vouch because he's going to create a micro will that will cause of a panic. and so obama sign in march, where am i shut down the 18 worse of allergies experiments. and i, and instead of paying that law and 3 valgy ships that a lot of his operations offshore. and those operations ended up, most of the hon, will have which the military and that's a chinese on the people's liberation army. and uh, and then a lot of the month of the ukraine's there will be those of course, it will say that these or this whole conspiracy theories or russian propaganda. but we're talking about specific examples, specific organizations. and let's not forget that washington has itself admitted that adults have why lives including in ukraine, and again,

let's not forget just how terrified they were a one point in case their research there falls into the wrong hands and how catastrophic that may be. if it falls into ross in the hands, so what that research that was all about, perhaps this is what we're talking about. when a customer of a ticket goes through that, know the chief of stuff to the nato. secretary general has backtracked on his suggestion to see love to russia and exchange for your brains membership into the blog. calling at a quote ms. busy steele jensen hub, propose that as a possible solution to the conflict. i think that a solution can be for ukraine to give up territory and get nato membership in return. from a russian president of the current security council, vice chair to meet treatment did have reacted to the initial proposed by 2. it's a curious idea. the only issue that all of their allat stairs trees are highly disputed. and in order to enter the block for, it isn't key of would have to give up even key if itself,

the capital of the ancient truths while push back and anger from authorities in k of soon followed the remarks by the need to official dreading territory for a night to umbrella, it is ridiculous. it has always been assumed that the alliance, like ukraine, does not trade territories, the conscious or unconscious participation of nato officials in the formation of the narrative about the possibility of ukraine giving up its territories. please interrupt his hands. we felt reaction to the so it got it from veteran american journalist john verbally, he sees nature appears comfortable with supporting and increasingly offered tyree and government in ukraine. if it's people continues to fight against russia. the ultimate goal is to defeat russia, to destroy russia, to even break at the russian federation. and they're going to continue. the white house is going to continue within more weapons and money to support the resentment and keep towards this goal of trying to destroy rather than the feet and destroy

russia. why? why hasn't been very clear about that? and let's, let's be clear that the white house is the one calling the shots. so when we speak of nato, we're really speaking about the us, right? the us to call the shots and the white house is obviously calling the shots with us . the situation has come to a point where nato is obviously very worried. the counter offensive, the so called cover offensive is a failure. it's not gonna have any success now that in the near future, i never. so i think nato is now throwing out different options and try to test the . busy here's the see the reaction, the see the reaction among his own allies. see the reaction, especially for moscow. moscow will never accept. this will not tolerate this and it, it shouldn't have to tolerate this. in theory. the west should not be tolerating this reasoning care. but for some reason, as you know, nato is very comfortable with supporting a openly pro nazi resumed. today this ukraine has admitted to blowing up the cry, me, and bridges last month with an experimental drone. it calls see baby the head of

the nation security service claim that's a unique convention. this footage shows they strike. busy the bridge on july 17th, which use they see drove the marine some guess 100. i'm physically inclusive kilograms of explosives, a why fellow husband were killed in the attack, leaving their daughter off and they had a few cranes security service had been threatened. the more similar attacks were on the way earlier my colleague funeral, isabel spoke with dutch journalists. sonya bummed and ended on why that talks by keeps forces on civilian infrastructure. we run well, i think it's, it's a distraction. what i said from the will things what's happening on the battlefield . they are losing, they are losing, i think, everywhere. sometimes they say, oh we, you know, we gain 3 kilometers of lands, but yeah, this is not true. so, i mean, this is only a distraction like the drones we see on most co and credit. and of course crimea,

it's very important for a ukraine to say we want to try me back. so this is continuously drones. but it's not since a significant for the real battlefield. i think so. lansing is just a few months ago. back that's he wants to conquer crimea, back to be ukraine. that of course that the referendum was there last september. so you back to russia, because the majority of the people in crimea are russian speaking people, russian, the ethical people. so this is survey, you know, it's, it's, it's like a, a trophy, it would be for ukraine, which will not happen. right? it's so unrealistic and nato's chief of staff has also suggested that ukraine may get nato membership in exchange for maybe giving some territories to rush. i do think this is actually something that these are western states are prepared to do, or do you think they're just sort of dangling this carrot on ukraine because you know, this is what they do all the time. you know, they think they should do this, then we just do this and what, you know,

all the people or the countries and nato already saying the ukraine can not be part of the nato, because usually it takes a lot of time to be part of nato. like being part of the european union. so i think it's a distraction again from western states to the real issue that ukraine is losing the cultural offensive. it's not going well. we also now hear that, you know, nato is preparing to put troops at the bela russian board, the polish border. poland to just type is military for rates a few days ago. so it's old, you know, hitting off. this is what they may be wanting. anything of the goals next weekend, so i but i don't think because i also heard that they want to put 300000 extra soldiers, but this is not realistic because it will take a few years sonia funding in day. well, later in the program, the british you print in chamber of commerce, lays out the risk for u. k. companies doing business in some firms, either icons, frozen viper,

there's punch over possible options, links more and that's coming up. the hundreds of people are with sticks of rock stormed into a christian neighborhood and eastern puck a spell in wedding state damaging 8 churches and setting scores of homes on fire. the attack came after several muslims living in the area claim. they had seen a christian resident, tearing pages from a camera on throwing them on the ground. look at a reporter, celine mac. meg can briefly tell us. on the back, we're standing in the middle of tom romando. we're the unfortunately, the incident took place this morning around 7 a and a violent mob came from the side and they set fire to this church. the church building was completing these birds. they also burned the house belonging to the christian community. the situation does not appear under control. as a large contingent of police has been called from the district headquarters there

housing gunshots, and the police are using tear gas. well, protestors are refusing to leave the area the african union has rejected a potential military intervention in nature. after tense discussions, according to different months, after the 10 hour talks, the a you said it would disassociate itself from plans by west african regional block echo was to use force to reinstate the countries the post president talking us through how the unions decision may affect the situation in nature is regional journalist, timothy a baser yes. basically, with that, it's each one of the applicants you and beyond, you know, not to support f last and it's west when the in phase media with its methods reports that goes to show the vision in the future. you know, in terms of taking it proxy. the stat when it comes to, you know, the pool in the shared, this was not so in, in the, in the case of molly,

it wasn't so in the case of like, you know, fast. so what she ended up in the, in the continental divide into the region. you know, cool. so the parts in the move by f last 2 sanctions of police are not supported inside of the military's disease. i'm seeing that, you know what's being that strange, right? you know, not just us, you have the option, you know, also seeing tough policy and against, into rejected, you know, criticized jobs to move by half last week. and basically they have moved to the last couple months, which seems, you know, law makes does a night to reaction, criticize that step. what, what do i need for that is that, you know, i'd be advocating there's on, has also suspend that. we made sure you know, from all the pizza services, but it is not just going to get along with the planned by and for us to, you know, enable the military force on flight experts said, you know, some experts are saying that would make, make it really difficult for, for us to be able to proceed with a plan. meanwhile, in new jersey, new prime minister has visited neighboring shot, which said it was committed to supporting the i'm a,

i'm the new syrian people pretensions are rising within the echo was loc, opposition. lawmakers from gun coverage. the countries president not to deploy troops was a could plus with their nation's interest reaction from gun mean. and if we don't have enough resources to even solve our problems, i don't think that's a nice things in, you know, going out to solve somebody's problem, you know, few come way and work from like all most it's always when you check your woods is too small the moment you decide to drain should as to find them like to become and you will become my name. you need to not be able to. so i think is known as a whole new land. so what, so if i need a case that those of us who are living peacefully could be on that top, well,

let me sing of echo was chief subs. stuff is set for thursday with the deadline to return president buzzing to power long post on the west african block. having approve the deployment of stunned by forces military intervention remains on the agenda. it was as fund support in another grouping, the economic community of central african states, which is given as fucking to the spence against the cruise government news for the leader of the continents largest economy. nigeria, welcome to the show of unity. i appreciate the solidarity and support of present bone go on the situation in new year where working not to compound the problem. i understand the fear of our people on any form of military action. we're working to keep the sanctions in place and we're following them to the leisure without statement through a sharp response from nigeria is northern elders for enough and influential social political organization in the country. they weren't that any sanctions,

or military interference could be catastrophic for the region of the large. the use of force against means year should be ruled out. it is unlikely to achieve the goals of restoring the constitutional order and improving the frontiers of democratic systems in west africa. and we'll comp pound the security into mandatory and crises in the eco west region. it is likely to weaken and further divide eco laws and provide greater access of non african interest into the lives of africans with negative consequences. equity already divided. i mean that you have to remember nimble up and say, cause countries already, you know, and i'm going into a few of us as a sitting. i'm worried that today we have begun in ottoman trajectory in that position in union as opposed to you know, public opinion is on do i think on this we don't want nadine as being to a c eco awesome also. so station and i do that can negotiate on be helpful because

i'm not do that and get more of 2 out of this and that sort of discussions in the phone because sending yeah it to defend the cost is we say it'd be just awesome. and it will just simply create data says for the non profit and we don't want a lot of interest in this next story. north korea has finally come into that by the american soldier who run into the country from a border check point last month. the young, young and say, travis king, who previously served in side korea has requested asylum in the north after fleeing from the u. s. military because allegedly he says of racism on other mistreatment or to correspond to kill him up and picks up from the well the soldier is travis king, he's 23 years old. and on july 18, he dramatically and unexpectedly ran across the border of the demilitarized zone,

the 38 parallel that divides the korean peninsula and went to north korea. uh now at this point uh, people been waiting to see what would be said from the north korean side. we now have a statement that was given. this was put forward by the korean central news agency during the investigation, travis king confessed that he had decided to come over to the d. p r k s e harvard, the feeling against the instrument mel treatment and racial discrimination within in us army. he also expressed his willingness to seek refuge, dpr, k or 3rd country, saying that he was the solution at the equal american society. people were quite shocked. it was an unexpected defection to say, you can just run across the border. this is the eye witness. someone was there a tourist from new zealand who was there on july 18th and watched the american soldiers suddenly dramatically started running across the 38 parallel. i suddenly noticed that there was a guy running very,

very fast towards the north korean. and at 1st i thought what was going on, this must be some kind of joke, at least and stuff. and then on one of the american soldiers to get him and the american in the south raised, chased after him, that he was going so fast. i didn't catch him for i was king, is not the 1st american soldier to have defected to the democratic people's republic of korea. there have been many soldiers over the years i've done this, the most famous of which was joseph dread. knock out who became a celebrity in north korea and you know, played the evil american and many of their films, etc. it's also worth noting that north korea is today the only countries with ever can captured a u. s. army general. and that general william f. d was held as a prisoner of war in north korea for a number of years came back to united states and set

a number of positive things about his time in north korea and spoke highly and sympathetically to north korea. and what they went through during the korean war. so this is not exactly a new story, but at this point we have this new breakthrough in our 3 is acknowledging deep. travis king is in north korea that he did get back to you did enter the country illegally there, saying he fled because of braces and that he would like to either remain in north korea or go to a 3rd party contract. yeah, well, closely followed developments there as we will with said this one because we move the next week to the caucuses in the nation of georgia word, american rock and the 1st fund itself facing in our tribe booths. after inviting a russian fun on the stage to drum, alongside the

bands for my run didn't slower as was forced on the defensive. when they tried turn begins from after it became clear, the phone was from russian. pride showed that the empty russian slogans hurled themselves and made up same gesture with a number even before the walking out of the city. and despite appeals from the center of the quote, brothers and sisters should spell them together. the bottom later issued an apology, seeing if it was in their intention to we spoke like global, the 1st specialist march, the same stuff. some of the western leaks there is one type of the full be given wholehearted to because of the geo political tensions between the west and russia. rooster phobia russian hatred has become the last socially acceptable form of racism and it's not only socially acceptable. it's actually been promoted at all levels of both government and media

and you know, it really, again, it, it exposes the, the double standards of the hypocrisy and how this profess values of the west is a very, very thin veneer. um, uh, when a geo political considerations take paramount importance. okay. just something we mentioned earlier in the program trading with ukraine is becoming more and more risky for u. k. firms, with some businesses, with a presence that we're seeing there are tons close by british banks. that's according to a recently publish letter from the brother she print in chamber of commerce. increasingly our members are afraid to trade with ukraine from the u. k. sabrina chic rent in chamber of commerce continues to receive complaints that many u. k. banks like hsbc, close the accounts of small and medium size

u. k based businesses, the trade with ukraine conducting even one of your grant in transaction can lead to an account being closed. so this letter to the bruce secretary, the treasury is from the co chair of the british ukrainian chamber of commerce. so they represent british companies that do business with ukraine. and he's saying that some of those british companies are getting flagged by the banking system that does the know your customer, k y, see type of due diligence on banking customers and transactions. and they're either having their british bank accounts closed or they're being blocked from opening new ones all because they were caught transacting with are you creating company? and they just don't understand why anti corruption or anti money laundering due diligence would flag dealings with the country considered to be one of the most corrupt in the world that's according to transparency international. the letter says that quote, decades ago, decades ago, ukraine was designated for banks as a risky jurisdiction for their customers to do business with. not sure what planet

this guy's been on recently, but that corruption ranking is from just last year, just because it was dumping billions of dollars into ukraine, doesn't mean that all the corruption is just magically vanished. all of that would, that would really be useful for their narrative, ukrainian present environments. zalinski is even constantly firing officials for corruption most recently military recruitment leaders or judges, or government leaders, even even ukrainian business owners told your own news back in june. but their biggest concern as business people in ukraine is rebuilding their country amid all the corruption. but from where this guy sits in london, mister chamber of commerce just doesn't see the problem of decades ago, ukraine was designated for banks as a researcher is diction for their customers. to do business with ukraine has since greatly improved its rule floor and has become allied to the u. k. in the struggle

to contain the russian threat to europe. well, if it means sticking it to russian president vladimir true to then. well, i guess i'm ready for just to get a free pass even said yeah, well these companies in ukraine have no problem doing with the us and the you again, probably a free pass. so now we watch the british government to look into that kind of a free pass of looking into british companies trading with ukraine being treated as badly as for exit leader nigel for us to have his account close by a big bridge bank for what he says our political reasons now that's pretty bad, but it's important make a decision here for ross has never as far as i know, been listed on a global corruption index. hey, maybe the ukranian trade is in fact totally legit with these british companies. he mentioned agricultural businesses, so yeah, it could be legit. but are the brits really in a position to know that with certainty through the current fog before?

well, this chamber of commerce guy says the m y 6 has more information now on ukraine. it should be able to figure that all out. not sure how he knows what exactly and, and my 6 has on these companies and ukraine because of the russian war. many of training businesses are struggling. so it is important that this problem should be quickly address to zillow, british trade with ukraine, or else what puts in winds, i guess he even said the undermines drives it all of this because one of the big pluses of being a fully sovereign state should be trade with ukraine, so poor genuine is and brags that lose this s standard british regulatory joseph gets in the way of brits dealing with ukraine. but maybe this guy does have a point here. may. ringback be just maybe it has gone so crazy and so far was it sanctions over to you for a conflict that their own citizens and economy are paying and absolutely unreasonable price. that would be

a much more compelling argument to make send. this idea that he says of ukraine suddenly being corruption free when the issue was still making headline news. rachel marston? no. what's your favorite movie? we can all name a few for the not so distant future code. one of them be directed by our robots. the still fans, or just what's coming down the trucks you decide, or documentary itself put together by artificial intelligence, dealt with different outlets. the the, the,

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