the, the, not a question of allowing the opinion regime to strike russia with these weapons or not . it is a question of deciding whether or not a native country could be directly involved in the military conflict. it's not important right, that the russian president warning the west allowing ukraine to use long range weapons against russia will change the essence of the conflict. and moscow will result from british intelligence exposed russia's f. s b reveals the details from its diplomatic missions to a code of m, i 6 re branding o, in the name of the quote div, stabilizing the world we have the exclusive in this house. and as you, as well campaigns come to an end, the brutal consequences remain in the shadows primes so often going on,

punished and a brand new report should lights on the truck for one local girl fan of st. inside her house with her mother and sisters proved to be no protection at all. and the palestinian girl is killed walk simply providing in her room. the idea conducts a rate in the west diamond that's just really forces are accused of deliberately talking type of thing into the this is all the international ally for a month ago, kind of looks like the ukraine conflict could be on the brink of a massive escalation had come gets up stories right now and i'd say so it was not important outlines west and involvement in ukraine, saying nato is pushing the conflict to a new phase and rush. it will be forced to realign the process for this. there is an attempt to substitute concepts because we are not talking about allowing or forbidding the coverage him to strike our territory. it already does

that with the help of drones and other means. but when we are talking about the use of precision weapons, long range, western made weapons, it is a completely different story. the fact is that i have already mentioned this in any experts will confirm it both in our country and in the west. ukrainian army is incapable of striking with modern west and made long range precision systems. and it can only do that by using intelligence from satellites, which ukraine does not have. they get the data only from you satellites, or from the united states, in general, from now to satellites. that's the 1st thing. the 2nd and very important thing, maybe the key one is that the flight emissions in these missile systems can, in fact be inputted only by nato military personnel. ukrainian service men cannot do this. so it's not a question of allowing the ukrainian regime to strike russia with these weapons or not. it is a question of deciding whether or not the native country could be directly involved

in the military conflict. if this decision is made, it will mean nothing else but the direct participation of nato countries, the united states, european countries in the world and ukraine. this has been direct participation. and this already, of course, significantly changes to the very essence of the very nature of the conflict. it will mean that the nato countries of the united states, european countries are at the war with russia. and if that is the case, then having in mind the change in the very essence of this conflict, we will take appropriate decisions based on the threats that will be presented to us. meanwhile, the us, the secretary of state, the trouble to was sold a whole told for this polish counterpart, a potent for a minister said quote, we shall lift the restrictions on kia to strike deep into russian territory with our long range weapons seized the power of different amounts also highlighted the masses of western troops based in poland. the earlier we discussed that with a pair of guests, the potential for this entire conflict to expand and the consequences for

a head on by who between the russian federation and then they so blah, attacking rush, it was long range, rest of the weapon switch. technically, which is why it wouldn't be managed and programmed by what, by worse than by nature, soldiers, it's, i think a step which is, um, yeah, the final one at which the, the russians were, the russians will react with what they didn't do until now. i think the west is already active part of the war for a long time because from international law, and we have this from the exports of the german from the start of the german problem and even sharing intelligence data, right. of data and toes data is already participation of the war you were calling regarding i regarding international law, this is a hopeless try to um, to, to escalate this. but anyway, they all the windows because they pushed forward the europeans business. these are the biggest uh, economic uh, competitors in the world. so us things,

they can only win by escalating this uh, this thing because the, the problems will be in europe as they say, the other questions are the us really own plans? uh, the decisions are made in washington. so um, what i see is that they are trying to bring weapons. um, what i have heard from the conversation is that also by now the as no re willingness, no decision made on attacking russian results or christmas on a ukrainian territory. sikowski published publicly as supporting that. but he said there is no decision made. and as far as i understand, this is nothing which could happen quickly because as you said, this will be step in the war. if we close here regard nato, we see west um, economies that are uh, partly very degenerated. so they cannot cope with any war any more. the society stoned, allow war any more. and if you see at the elections that lady in germany,

but also in france, where am i call and just neglect? whatever has been, the people have been voted for the people angry. they're furious and beast leads that are still remaining in power and acting in the hospital. i seem to act in behalf of the us. they are, they a very close to be removed. and the us is playing a big, big blast here because they need the european profits to have a grip on the, your raise and continental, because the rest of the, you will get raise and con, do then is connected to the breaks and it is off. so when they use everything here, then it's the nightmare for, for the us. and i think the us a business man realistic enough to say no, don't stop this year. this s s s is the cost to put it in as something so that try to to confuse rush out to bless and so on. i think the decisions on russia and

decided about the actual do russian missile on, on your train. but it's the questions about how long registrar weapons wisdom, what is firing into the only thing that scares me very much is that blinking and his uh, um, bridges counter pod were just and then your brain and these people when the stop for a minute start to go to ukraine, that has been made some very severe decisions and looking at the faces of these people that were not decisions like we, we set back and we withdraw. and we, ah, we, we say we, we lost this thing, this scares me pretty much. so if they do this, nato is in big trouble because i or my person think nato is not able to uh, to hold or to, to withstand some, some talk more in europe. the, the british embassy has overstepped its balance and cross the line of international law that's according to the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman,

as revelation on the surface of the u. k. foreign office and its covert diplomatic mission. the british embassy has gone far beyond the limits outlined by the vienna conventions. the most important thing is that we are talking not only about the formal side of the issue and the inconsistency of the declared activities. but it's about subversive actions aimed at harming all people. well, that's off the roof is f. s, be revealed at the new k for an office, has its eyes set on quote, the stabilizing the world from trying to so difficult inside russia, on the diplomatic cover, to creating new offices under the broad umbrella of m. i. 6 of the exclusive details here. now, with the senior correspond a political department, so sections, its embassies, are traditionally havens for spies as these deposited resist. diplomats kind of test or identify those are the employees who agents of british

intelligence. the more in ukraine has turned upside down. many rules of diplomacy, a robust simpler, some of those changes began before these conflicts. and among those to one 5th floor that moves no, was competing for the north for so the new structure of the, for an office is nothing above the coordination center for this truck through the civilization of the wall. it's, it's ation by dragging all these are will, it's countries into a global conflict. please intelligence agents posing as diplomats bids, what they quote then the current conditions, the medicine mingled and robert didn't dive with friends. the russians invited them to private, even secret tools behind the embassies tool and impenetrable rules. now, tons of tough last,

many russians want anything to do with research intelligence. because with different van in london sprayer, it is a well, it was traded by semi informal events abroad, where british diplomats build purchase with a local flock. once such event in russia took place in may, we're talking about the reception on the occasion of the birth date of the british and besser to russia. nigel casey does among the seasoned ones in the orbit of the british embassy and the colors. think of expert at the most co carnegie center because bunch of them took off editor in chief and ceo of news. i've used some, i guess you have that. and then you'd see much on the german of the world union of old delivers. the graduate of church on university in washington are still rotating the least of new commerce who showed up at case his birthday party is interesting among those invited were accept that report. managing partner of the law firm of white board and partners, alexander the chairman of the board, executive director of the yelton center to meet a good evening jeweler,

entrepreneur. in a worth mister case, it either continues to look for alternative ways to implement the interest of great britain in russia or avoids public meetings with real actors. of this work is quite difficult to believe that the new color of soft power is the children of russian actors, jewelers journalists for an agents and old delivers. jessica good davenport, for example. 2 rated so called activists now and he's hi, this is payroll. she met regularly with i p, poof and media representatives, such as new way of cuz we have a paid for by the west jeep who's in the activities, leaving on british rods as the government, and use paid full by the foreign office. jessica's passion, the was reported the pushing migration on russia. she often met with the lawyers and activist law being migrant rights and freedoms, even at the expense of russian citizens. as the deadline,

a sponsor noon. it is with them that you will denies the 5, the meetings. russian intelligence is also shared with the press a number for an office file. so that's it. it didn't just have to not to be perused by the public. they bet what the eastern european then, central asian director is of the berkeley for adults disease. i've had c name for that, my 6 winning dedicated to everything and the russian, the d. c, a d is integrated with g v i s department 5. the close we are the part of the f, c, d o that focuses on defense and act as the interface between the f c d o for an office and the ministry of defense. we provide political, military expertise to parts of the government, dealing with military operations ago. literally spies spreads across departments

dedicated to disseminating breeding's propaganda. world was with a focus on ukrainian propaganda. how does but add more be add ons, ring to oh, and basses, deputy director of government information campaigns, a plethora of departments dedicated to you, creative negotiations and cold nation and initiatives. it's almost like ukraine, the eas poetry run by the foreign office. or even kids has a negotiations department. and the p is the brits doing that for them. that's even an escalation department headed by simon fed wherever and don certain to austin nature presumably intended to analyze how far let that could push that you create in conflicts before new payable head start reading down on london. that's we see

this particular group overlook that. we can put what's due really spies expelled from russia, have to do with these diploma that go with the deep limits and codes that we have now it's tripped over the accreditation. we'll probably get positions in the directorate as well. many of the departments that the u. k. is new ministry of propaganda has it, but really spies expelled from russia. d. c, a d was reformed into that's covered state by most of the harris who the student in moscow is diplomats, james b. a who heads the media manipulation department spent so long in russia and likes the suv such that even got married in most school, mach diamond to on so, so i, the russian sanctions analysis and much more he's and the average bike i love to keep fits during his time in moscow, christopher joyce last didn't get much time to enjoy the russian capital he was

booted ass and me a 2 months off to his arrival. your legend, he likes it in russia, su much even shed some tears as he was off to leave the country also, which he became w. d. head of russian policy department. these files reveal just how vested i been involved with me is in the way the and conflicts capitalists departments costing all 42, working round the clock to keep the goal that they helped stop doing new benefits at ease at home. and graduates of the most prestigious candidates academy and the was the breezy ship, a sea in moscow, moore, i guess, be of archie, a database. so if possible, american war crimes committed in iraq and afghanistan has just been released by us

news offload. the details reveal to the us military justice system really lays down the lower, in fact, over 65 percent of all the allegations of simply dismissed by us. investigators will do some investigative work right here with all phase shape outs, the allegations of war crimes, the kind that stain a nation. well, that's how an in depth investigation by renowned us publisher, the new yorker, describe what it discovered while investigating 781 cases of alleged war crimes by the us military. that's not what's most shocking about the investigation. and that's 65 percent of the allegations were dismissed by us investigators and only $151.00 cases. the investigators actually find against the us military. and even then the punishments hardly matched the crimes. the day's bodies makes it possible for the 1st time to see hundreds of allegations of little crimes, the kind that state and nation in one place along with the findings of

investigations and the results of prosecutions. the picture that emerges is disheartening. the majority of allegations listed in the database was suddenly dismissed by investigators. those which ones we usually dealt with late, the bike amount is and the justice system, the can be differential to defendants and disbelieving a victims for weird publishing is not a complete record of the atrocities committed by the ministry since 911. it would be impossible to know the old age has its own story, but many stopped. and in the same way with a her wrist. the guy perpetrated by members of the ministry which was then punished lightly on not to sol. so what do we know about the 151 cases where action was eventually terry gets? well, it seems obvious that for the past 20 years, the pentagon has been concealing that there are any investigations at all. and it's only science, the independent investigators and a witness statements that we know anything about the dark underbelly of the us,

ministry's crimes interact and afghanistan. one of the most infamous being that had visa, mastercard interact on november, the 19th, 2005 marines in the dfcs killed 25 civilians including men, women, and children, the beginnings holiday, didn't i. e d attack on the maureen's, calm voice that left one of the squad, knightstead marines shots civilians dead on the street. and then 3 nearby homes. and one house of mother and full of her children were killed in a bed in another house, a full year old boy was shot apparently at close range. well, it turns out that senior us officers who were aware of the killings fail to investigate him for several months. that's until a video recording of the aftermath was the to the press. eventually after 3 separate investigations into the incident, for marines were indeed charged with murder and 4 officers were charged for reporting failures or for obstructing justice. but only one of the marines present that fateful night staff sergeant frank woodridge was convicted of any crime. and

only a free pleaded guilty to a single count of beverly action of judy. astounding. the we'll treat syrup no time in prison. i've sadly had data wasn't an isolated incident on april, the 16th 2000 and the full marines, arrayed at the house. and then my mood. yeah. and captured to men, ali. how about the korean? until he made henry allegedly attempting to flee in a white call a marine, a 2nd left tenant, then allegedly directed them to perform their own search off the call. as they was searching, he shot them dead. the 2nd left tenant told investigators that he shot kareem and hen g, roughly 6 times in order to send them a message to other rockies. now, according to the investigation into the murders of these 2 men, hind root in cardboard sign was left on the car with the marines. you motto. no, but a friend, no worse enemy, the young officer responsible was charged with 2 counts of premeditated murder. hey,

but surprised surprise. the charges were later dropped interestingly, and 2010 to kill around for the us house of representatives. it seems executing civilians has no bar to a political career in the us. but what's probably most disturb thing is the number of cases of violence against children from the killing of tree death, teenagers hurting capital. so the shooting of a 13 year old girl gathering beans. there's a disturbing trend of a quit or a non prosecution. on february, the 18th, 2004, and i'll be sergeant opened font and civilities near alabassic, getting one and wounding to others. the sergeants allegedly fight only civilians, as they tried to flee in the area where a roadside bomb it just exploded. the sergeant shots, a 13 year old go and it's a algebra. worry in the head killing up. the also shows you boys, mother and sister, how much the 6th, 2007 and all the stuff sergeant reporting killed 2 teenage brothers and s signed up

. and ordered the killing of a 3rd boy, made an advice carried out to me with deaf, unarmed, and hurting capital when they were killed. well, those are, and they're the execution of hand cough detainees, the certification of prisoners. the list is as shocking as it is disturbing, with the lack of justice for those that suffered and died is equally shockey. i find that the wounds inflicted to a 15 year old local, national and the death of a 6 year old local, national on about 70 to september 2005 at 815 or a direct result of the escalation of force by private 1st class a gun f, a c team, 2nd squad of the brigade, special troops, battalion military police, petune. private 1st class, acted in accordance with the rules of engagement and the units use of force matrix . i recommend that no discipline reaction be taken. private 1st class understands the rules of engagement and acted accordingly with the situation he was placed in

based on documents that never reach the course of only considering cases that were aware of the us apologies, ignored, more than 75 abuse cases. 64 solvece. an astounding 476 murder, i must of murder cases. finally, 10 cases of rape. meanwhile, the men century, responsible for the legal war and the rack that's form or vice president dick cheney. he has recently resurface in the us, in our nation's 248 year history. there's never been an individual who has a greater threat to our republic than donald trump. he tried to steal the last election using lise and violence to keep himself in power after the voters had rejected him, he can never be trusted with power again as citizens. we each have a duty to put country above partisanship to defend our constitution. that is why i will be casting my vote for vice president cumberland harris. so as dick cheney

seems to have found his voice in defense of come out of harris, it seems that the voiceless victims of the us military will remain forgotten. now their victims, not only of the brutality of the u. s. army, but also of a system determined to ensure their cries for justice will never be heard. it is a disturbing report by the defense for children, international palestine and organizations says use in the region of being directly targeted by as ready forces and according to the data and of a single soldier has been held to account um at least bureau chief marie if an option are now in a town in the west bank, this being a site of the secular, a tax and i, the f raids. and then the hot report which you speak to the family, who now has a tragic past. the locals reports that almost every friday following the main muslim prayer, drew settlers come to the borders of this village to harass the residents, starting fire, damage and property in stealing fear. often with the armies protection,

everybody understands that this is the time to retreat to the safety of their homes, to hide and wait for the terminal to pass. and this reality weighs heavily on women and children. yet for one local girl, phantom st. inside her house with her mother and sisters proved to be no protection at all. banner was shot dead in her room in front of her family. the girl's father recollects what led to his daughter's death. that's from the day around 2 pm. the juice up there is trying to enter the village. they match resistance and left. and then the army came in for the the situation was supposed to improve since the settlers left, but the only accent more aggressively. instead of finding a middle ground and keeping the surplus way, the only tried to protect the settlers and attacked the villages. a group of soldiers was at the end of a narrow street leading to m. john's house. one of the subject of this neighbor.

though one of them from the way up the bullet, the model 1st stifled a bullet hit below and one of the guys got injured. so i looked on the other side out and down to the street. at that moment i heard the sound of screaming from my house and the little smoke came out of the window. the. it was the girl's room. john rushed there. the worst of his fears came, true, diana had been shot. so as to what the fidel looked before, she found jack twisted bullard hate her body. i knew immediately it was the end that costs and have a job. it was directly hot out on the side, not above, not below. right on the hot palestinian branch of defense for children. international recently released the report titled targeting childhood,

documenting the tasks of 141 palestinian children at the hands of these really army . oh, jew settlers in the west bank since the gods of war started these really army answer . redial request saying the event is under review. the report covers the periods from october 7th to july, 31st, a timeframe which does not include the subsequent weeks which have seen intensified id f res days long seizures and is really military operations in the west bank, some of which are among the largest and 2 decades that means that the most recent casualties, including the girl by now haven't been included. while the death toll and my miners as well continues rising, we've no clear indication of when it will stop or even ocean. all t reporting from cutty are in the west bank state side. we go now with full black rights activists to being conducted by an american court on chargers. they

have links to russia, the u. s. a justice department says they were conspiring to act as on registered agents on behalf of moscow sentencing next on each of them now faces up to 5 years behind bonds. one of them is 82 year old amaya sheets who are known as founder of the o mode of mind, which are fights for the rights of africans worldwide. according to american prosecutors, this was just a comfort to promote russia's shoes on politics, ukraine conflict, and allegedly interfere in local elections in florida. a miss america continues with this blame game and looking up individuals for supposedly naturally giving us elections. washington is wrapping up its own propaganda efforts, but this time the cross has our own beijing. as of a 1600000000 dollars will go to the us state department and other agencies in washington in an attempt to count a quote, china's line influence this little detail,

the new bill passed by an overwhelming majority of us house of representatives. american lawmakers planned on investing and media and civil society is worldwide. but the text of the new bill, however, does not come with a requirement to disclose to the recipients where all the money is coming from. and washington repeatedly planned to use the us agency for international development to achieve the task. and let's not forget georgia, previously a tooth washington of meddling and as internal affairs in africa. zimbabwe expel the u. s. a. the officials for overstepping that role of the red cross set the so called she monetary and aid for venezuela comes with political strings attached. and we spoke with canadian john list the canadian journalist in china all about this alex report, a fi and it comes down to washington's desire to have its footprint globally habitus. me see the reach of the n g o z and use their strategy playbook is to go

into smaller countries that have maybe a week or economy or a week, or got me the stabilize, it used to be american playbook. i'm seeing uh, you know, the red, white and blue is coming here to save you at the american breed and so on and so forth. what's happening to america though, is they're running out of countries to invade or running out of friendships to bully, bankrupt, or ball and, and that's what were, you know, see right now the drive was long years ago when they tried to stabilize the home con, uh, and uh, you know, china said wait a moment. uh your ouch and uh they basically, you know, kicked a lot of these and use that a phone call and uh, you know, beat up their security last smart countries that are doing that. unfortunately, there's other countries that are prepared for this last thing with dash. what happens when you don't follow the end? you know, book from america, your government gets replaced. you know, according to the american newspaper usa today, a washington has meddled in 18 elections since the 2nd will pull that page clean

mills down to at least one bout of electron interference in foreign countries every single year since the end of world war. actually you question more with us, it's on the the low but on especially because if i did, here's my oh, just dividing even the gum, wading through that all the slows ma'am. just fine. and then one yes is a.