the, the, the way the forces were pull to leap on to syrian post, including in that area near russian and naval base. and see the un official condensed b is really assault on syria as a country visitor misled interim government appeals to the world bodies. as of absolutely no basis on the international load to preventively bull, preemptively dis on a country doing like a many stuff with a case it would be a recipient, global chaos most go to the military tower. that was a series of precision slice on ukraine's power grids. in response to cast a tax on the russian territory with naples supplies,

the usual bank is told for functions against georgia as a nation faces 5th western pressure on the eve of his presidential election. the very will welcome this is almost the international with the late as well as nissan said, it's good to help you with us the so a top story b is really, as always, has reported the bones talk. it's, it's serious points of latasha on taught us that lots of mediterranean side also hosts a russian naval base, which has been stations that is on the prior agreements with the assad government. now, according to some regional media reports, the id, as has targeted syria in the military size, there's no indication that any russian forces have been affected. to me, while the is misled interim government in damascus has appealed to the un condemning the illegal occupation of southern syrian territories by israel at

a time when the syrian era republic is witnessing a new phase in its history, in which its people are looking forward to establishing a state of freedom, the israeli occupation army has penetrated additional areas of syrian territory, coinciding with violent shilling, which is still ongoing. targeting a number of civilian and military sites in damascus and various parts of syria. the syrian arab republic condemns in the strongest terms. this is riley aggression, which represents a serious violation of the 1974 this engagement agreement. it also constitutes a violation of the silver and tape of the syrian arab republic, and the unity and integrity of its territories and is inconsistent with the principles and purposes of the united nations. jot that some of the is where he needs to length of hedge. the town of a month. yeah. but as well as the homeless country side already especially, it shows a tax on military equipment vehicles. the infrastructure in the and baffled country

is really military has reportedly destroyed more than 80 percent of the serious strategic assets since the assad government was to hold a bi, isn't this a city a united nations official has closed out as well for violating international law in syria justin, in recent days in syria and destruction of the syrian air force when there are no pilots because syria has no functioning government or military that can fly those planes at the moment. there is absolutely no basis on the international law or to preventively or preemptively disarm a country. you don't like. i mean, if that were the case, it would be a recipe for global chaos because lots of countries have groceries they would like to see that without without weapons. and this is, this is completely flawless, that there is absolutely no basis in, in international law to do in germany. and the united states supply 99 percent of

the weapons exported to israel. they could stop this conflict of interest. this riley prime minister has tried to justify his military's actions in syria by claiming it's all about national security. of the collapse of the syrian regime created a vacuum on the israel's border and in the buffer zone established by the 1974 separation of forces agreement. israel will not permit jihad of groups to fill that vacuum and threaten is really communities on the golan heights. with october 7th style attacks, that is why is really forces entered the buffer zone and took control of strategic sites near israel's border. this deployment is temporary until a force that is committed to the 1974 agreement can be established and security on our board or it can be guaranteed. meanwhile, be our bleak house condemns be, is rarely assault and ok, a patient of syria, egypt sparkman history. so he's the 22 nation body health,

amazing in cairo to draw so unified stance toward as well as a legal military lives. that's as ideas. so just publish both page on social media raising and is really signed in the so called buffer zone inside syria. my friends, the flag of israel and a syrian outpost who was making history saw professional so not really some shoot for the 1st time in 50 years. and full days off to the side regime felt we ended serial in the area of the as really border with the golden heights. we pop next to the you insight and continue out journey up to 2 minutes later we are in the syrian village of could not hold. so for shovel, what happened here is something that is not clear at the moment. but thanks to our government's quick reaction, we could enter syria if there was a situation where on the other side. but so if there is really no one to manage the country environment. so that's why we went forward. we released forces and we are

actually occupying the buffer zone for the mass. riley's are retiring in syria today is local to celebrate the end of the 50 year long. a saw the assignment a rule. so as each from a central square in the moscow shows, thousands of people gathering for friday, pres, crowns waving the flag of a serial position could be had challenging revolutionary slogans. among the mountain men in black combat gear was 40 on the guns. numbers of the highest 2 were alshaun. o h t s. it's her square. to say, morland's theory has sponsor a new c, monetary and disaster with a, a 1000000 people forced to flee the homes of mid mass shortages of basic supplies. the united nations is sounding bay alarm, more than 1100000 people are now displaced across syria. since the recent escalation of hostilities, food shortages continue to be reported an e mail label as a result of bakery closures, due to flour and diesel shortages, vegetable supplies are limited. electricity outages persist in some neighborhoods

and fuel prices remain high. the spectrum of so many people after the funding are very him highlights how syria has become like a victim of precision on a certain us. and that's how i say i got a good on that creating demo across to us. now we see that photon, as well as mount a to a defined studio that does a to create a adjuster that's uh, that's the, the part in, uh, power uh a as use wiley and i want to, so that's an important monta aim to against a, to destroy all is the is the status follow up in that area of one to, to protect you on the shift. but as far as we see

there is the change in damascus. has ways, tons of questions over the state of millions of syrian refugees have been living in europe since 2011, but just by the ongoing tales in the country. some of the politicians are urging syria an ex spots to go back the all street and so on. so that has even also the refugees, a handout to leave his country, the austria will support syrian school wish to return to their home country with a return bonus of a 1000 euro. the country now needs at citizens in order to be rebuilt, ongoing asylum procedures for syrian citizens and austria will continue to be suspended. while i say $5000.00 syrian refugees currently reside in austria, some of the calls are also coming from politicians and neighboring tillman, a, which hosts the biggest syrian diaspora in europe. now bring any 1000000. several european countries have already halted new, assigned them up locations,

both syrians. here's what we heard about the situation from some refugees, and by then the subject isn't in the shed investments. i read in the news that politicians are calling for 1000 euros to be given to syrians so that they have to or want to go back, which shocked me. i think that's a terrible idea. but the situation in syria is just as dangerous as it was before. right now, it is not possible to go to syria. the big problem is that when people go to see me and now it is no good, there is still danger the syrian needs and other 2 to 3 years for peace and for people to it's a new policy must emerge. we did not know what the new policy will be right now. i meant the power grew up in syria various functions and now raised thing to say to claim on arable and fuel rich lands on things we may have under assess and see in the country. so let's have a closer look now it says who controls was currently in the north. the other

remarks areas held by the us back to the syrian democratic forces, which is allegedly links to the p k. k. a regional accommodations sergeant group in the east labs as the enemies, the turkish box militants, of taking over the city of monday's own, a degree and that you can see on this map is controlled by hyatt to red alshaun terrorists on that allied forces. meanwhile, another organization still supposedly vying for control is the syrian army. remnants of wage are determined to keep fighting against v h t. s is witness for my offices and soldiers from the lease tigers. special forces units have re, great to me mountainous regions, the lebanese food, the uprising to continue the struggle of us. we have been fighting terrorism for 15 years in syria. we didn't withdraw, we didn't surrender. what happened recently? we don't consider it a surrender. we're going back to the back line and we are going to fight the

operationally, if we are to evaluate the strength of the units, lead by brigadier general su hill, i'll pass on. they have previously proven to be a strong and well equipped force. they fought major battles in syria against terrorists and performed admirably. however, following the collapse of the syrian regime or state after the fall of syrian army defensive, starting from saratoga to a level, then hama, toms, and finally damascus. the syrian army retreated to undefined peripheral areas on the defensive lines, against opposition, groups, or arm factions, including terrors, factions that advanced toward damascus. we are, i don't think there is currently any capacity to regroup them. therefore, this might be more of a media top unless there are preparations underway for special operations against these groups of which we are unaware. it's possible. but if such, a scenario occurs, the unit is already strong, well equipped in a special force capable of conducting military operations, or striking these groups from behind the to view crane conflicts. now the

russian defense ministry is a, is a 7 more assessments have been secured by its troops. this week, 3 of those all villages in russia's cost, region way ukraine lost more than $200.00 soldiers in 24 hours. the russian army also destroyed 3 tanks, including 2 bridges, challenges. most goes defense ministry reported assess the crania and army has suffered over $12000.00 casualties across the old front lines. this week alone, according to m. o. d officials to the russian military has power without a sweeping attack on ukraine's energy system. the movie is being described as retaliation to key of strikes on russia, west and supplied long range weapons on wednesday, most coast day to the owner of its set targets where heads cause an electricity outages across you. right here has not requesting additional power from its neighboring europe in countries on today's eagles, donald has more it was

a combined attack in which russia both used its missiles, cruise, marseilles, on the, on, on drones to head critical energy infrastructure in ukraine. the zalinski has already complained that it was one of the most large scale attacks 2 days. now, it's not a record breaking one, but still it is very significant. and it is, it was crippling for once again for the ukrainian energy infrastructure pounds, that ukrainian sources suggest that right now the country has only enough power to supply energy to only about half of the country. but previous reports suggested that basically ukraine has to balance between and to choose whether or not to supply households or the facilities of the military industrial complex, which need plenty of power to operate. and very often, this balance, well it kind of tips in favor over the latter. so really it's so the ordinary citizens who are bearing the brunt of these attacks that are meant to cripple ukraine's while the cranes and military capabilities and military production

capabilities to it is meant to deny the supply of power to those industrial facilities who repair military vehicles. and so on and so forth. again, according to or ukrainian shows is at least a types of different weapons were used in this attack. as air raid sirens sounded all across ukraine and explosions of rocks about age regions of the country, including a key, if a region including the very capital of ukraine, which is not, which is it's not a common occurrence. now, when it comes to the reasons behind this attack on wednesday, indeed ukraine use the us made long range attack themselves to try and attack a military field in russia. 7 town of took and rug. uh, 2 of those, most houses were shut down and the rest were sent astray by uh, by electronic welfare. i was, i was, they did say to you, they did. it still causes some casualties and destruction on the ground.

the republic of georgia is bracing full sounds of days. presidential election, where the ruling party will appoint is kinds of days. holloman's has bonds. the use of fine works and public protests of to many police officers were recently attacks during riots. the opposition is boy costing the votes while the incumbent and wisdom about presidents has refused to step down off to the new nita is chosen. i'm not going anywhere. i'm not going to leave anyone. i'm always asked about it. i will stay here. i'm not sure whether to cool the presidential election of provocation or a party perhaps more of a party as this will be an event entirely devoid of legitimacy. it will be unconstitutional and illegitimate. as you heard the georgias pro a president saying, she's not gonna spend down with him monday ends in the next 2 weeks. and she's being showed up by the support of members o, b, e,

you call them. and they arrived in to be seen just a few days ago saying that they were here on a fact finding mission. now they triumphantly paraded he to the parliament square to meet the protest is saying, the way to support that protest movement. it is now noisy, 16 since this protest movement stall, save its fall through the violence of the 50 united. so we kind of see that calm down since then. you can see this guy behind me is fairly empty. i'd say being quite generous. they're all probably around a 1000 people out on friday night from the coast, going back to lose any piece you said they came here to come on the scratch sign emission to understand the situation in georgia. interestingly, in not fact finding mission. they spoke to the pro e president, they spoke to the protesters, they've spoken to the off position policies. they have not spoken to anybody from losing coffee, georgia dream. and as a result of that, uh, the reading policy has described this as being in a radical forces because they say that they are behind the protest movement stuff.

these any piece of now issue to statement calling only, you know, sanctioning members all georgia dream on the families. but also calling for ease is to make the way it's, it's a pc and show the support for this protest with the you should immediately introduce sanctions against all those leading political figures who played a role in orchestrating the democratic backsliding. severe elect in violations and a brutal violence against hundreds of peaceful protesters for you have heard from one needed. that is phones is a manual macro. and interestingly enough, just pro and you present, this is sort of me sort of really was actually born in fonts and raised said did her education. and she met with president mack on just in the last week or so when she was in power to attend the reopening of not to exam cathedral. now she's, he's simple clearly because he's come out knowing the criticism of the allegations

from the routing coffee here in georgia, that's georgia dream that the west saw eva e, u and other western forces, all behind violent protests. we have seen over the past 16 days go, europe does not seek to destabilize or subjugate its neighbors, like a war or hybrid means it does not seem to so discord or confusion among its citizens. the european union respects the sovereign will of the people, the history and the identity of nations. for example, the 1000 year history of the georgian people, the e. u, does not dictate what national interests are. in particular, it respects the territorial integrity of georgia. sidney putting your well, it's not true the doesn't dictate national interest. so i think some of you members, namely hungry and slovakia would happen very different opinion on that. and then back on saying that the respects to just national its territorial integrity, again, is not true when we have new repeating every piece who's been coming here to show

support for a protest movement. i'm not even bothering to speak to the routing coffee about that view or what's been happening in that country. and what's really interesting is that the georgia dream has spoken out again and again saying that what's happening in georgia now is reminiscent of what happened in crane was invited to back in 2014. because if you remember back then the was also supporting those protest movements. you members, we're also going to see you crate to support those protest movement. and it's interesting to see that the fact that the routing policies suggesting that there is a link between these 2 attempted cruise, they saying that that starts essentially what they trying to do in this country. and of course, the might include in 2014 uh, pulling down the democratically elected leader of ukraine at the time of georgia.

dream is said, it is determined, absolutely determined that the same fate won't happen to its country. we heard from georgia, samuel, a senior research fellow with the global policy institute, think tank, he stays the west of approach to georgia is made by a double stand that's the west has made it a habit to recognize only those elections that result in the pro western candidates winning, even though those elections clearly uh, fraudulent a case in point, was there a re election in mold over a few weeks ago of my assigned to. and now, you know, the west has thrown me its way behind a, a, a french woman posing, is a georgia. some of them is, are a bit really, was openly advocating violence, openly calling for protest in the street over to i think, a democratic election. and essentially the one of the western powers are supporting

a woman who simply say, i'm not going anywhere. i'm just going to stay in the presidential palace. this off to all the tools that we'd heard about how we supposed to recognize the democratic process and a peaceful transfer about when it came to what happened in the united states to the balkans. now where the soviet and president stacy's nation is, once again become a target of west impact raising change cons. this is why the city says community 426000000 euros over the past 4 years. have been directed by foreigners to pressure groups. those who are supposed to change the image of serbia and the atmosphere in serbia and of course participate in the over throw over the government. huge sums of money. i am grateful to them for the honor they have bestowed upon me. they will certainly say it's for democratization projects, but everyone understands why is there such a nervousness among some political parties? because fundamental and serious changes are expected in the world. that's the

filter is not the 1st time outside political pressure has been witnessed in the country back in august to be. so it'd be a leader said russia has a lot of mass riots being planned and the republic by western powers to help bring down the governments. mister boucher emphasized such attempts would be few times that much distinction. we received official information from the russian federation . the information has been transmitted and communicated through official channels. the component authority is the security information agency. people specialized in this and they do their job and the government of serbia and in all other places, let me tell you right away. those who dream of achieving something by force will fail. serbia is in eggs or believe moving forward. they cannot stop it. and they will not stop it and no one will ever stop it again. so that's my message to everyone. i've only said the lawmakers hold is that the west is trying to force the bell grade to take sides against russia in china, to serbia is under huge pressure of the european union and the

natives. so it'd be, i was under a huge pressure of the united states during the, the by then administration because of keeping good relations with the ash i try 9. so i'm either not invest in actors for less than the countries and invest in international organizations that have to democracy. there is democracy for them. and there is democracy for, for export the daddy's democracy for us. of course, they are talking a lot about the democratic nation as so we, if you want to, to be marked as a, as the democratic candidate or democratic edition. then you must be pro you or bro, the nato. the us state department is facing the suns down all the units, but i've tried to call them, but alleged this information that's off the republican congress,

members refuse to keep funding the department. this being critical of many conservatives, the so called global engagement center has been targeted by a lawsuit from media outlets. the say, the unit for the american tech companies do down wrong, that reports, believe that business non on trump ally a loan. most cars also accused the sense of censorship and sense of, of censorship on media manipulation, incumbent democrats. and it was a pushing to allocate to another $100000000.00 to the department before the republicans take power. next month. they are going, administration has invested abilene so cold and see misinformation, campaigns, the buys and government reportedly spent a total of $267000000.00 in tax pay of funds to that end. in control of the 1st trump presidency allocated about 40 times less on the same front.

let's cross live to joe oakland, host of the conservative daily pod cause when he, thanks for joining us. it's nice to see. so such a huge spending on what defines administration seems to be fighting this information such as how successful hasn't been and you'll hear. well, i don't believe this information is the problem. it's the information that they're centering, that is, they're stating is this information. that is the problem, the 260000000 or 270000000 adults is a small piece of what they've actually spent. if you look at the budgets for the epi, i, and some of the other intelligence agencies that also are putting pressure on media advertisers and big tech companies in order to take away the ability for people to speak. their mind goes. it's anna federal to our 1st amendment, but more importantly, it looks at what the narrative is and what this propaganda is done in order to hurt the country and divide our nation over the last 4 years. yeah, so people are asking, is this really about this information? no more about citizenship and pauses and meddling is escalated by 11 most for

example, as well. it definitely is partisan ideology that has kind of infected our society and politics have been the way that they describe things that happened in our communities. and i think the drive towards the specific ideology. unfortunately, that aligns with things like the world economic forum and some other. now you take homeless organizations, including the way that have been pushing things down in the west. and most people know are just absolutely ridiculous ridiculousness. but they're, they're, they're forced to adapted by these government agencies. and so i think one of the problems with the g c being disbanded is that they're not taking those employees and firing them. they're just going to re allocate them to other parts of the government. so we're, we're looking at some pretty serious issues with president trump comes in, even if they're able to shut this down. what can we expect to happen in the future with these boys affecting these other parts of the, of the government structure. there's so many issues within the country that could

be addressed. i'm just wondering, to what extent could such a massive spending by the bodies in administration to fight. so this information be justified? well that's, that's a big question. you know, the checkbook for the government is never had any sort of tally on and it's, it's a thursday. you look at what the pentagon had, they had nearly over 2 trillion dollars a day on, accounted for over the last, you know, 3 or 4 years. that's the beginning to talk about this one segment of it. so i did think the amount of spending that to divide administration has where that money goes, can be traced back to some of the money laundering, and allocations of money laundering and things like at little in other places and use non profit organizations. that frankly, are reading eric, not just in the united states, but look at what they've done to for nations. i was watching the report just before you brought me on and what they're talking about in georgia and how they use aligning with some of those, those radical ideologies that i've, that i've infected us over the last 4 years in the us. and do you expect to be and

coming republican administration to investigate how all this money is being spent? i sure hope so, but i think that's water under the bridge is money that's already spent. i'd like to see them take their efforts in their time to dismantle the institutional rock that we have in our country. and in our government there's, there's a temperature across the entire world right now. it's very high, and it's just going to take one misstep for january 20th to your place. then we check back from. so i'm looking for the administration, the signal for things that they're going to do when they get into power on january 20th. and i hope that does lead to more global piece and accountability for the e u in partners with like the world economic forum that i've really done some massive damage to relationships, not just the us and russia, but us and other nations around the world is one of the bigger picture, how would you say they smooth lines with washington state if the series of for you speak to the press, especially when washington so quick to criticize the track records of other

countries as well. the problem is do as i say, not as i do and having tally just does not hold water with many of the american people or people abroad. and it's, the problem with people in america is that you're standing in the forest and you can't seems free through the forest. you have a better perspective of what is happening from outside the united states and united states from other authorities. so if we would take the time to listen to that, i think that we would have a better understanding inside of our government, what really is happening and how truly rotted our institutions are. but as it relates to censorship and the 1st amendment, those, those have that ship is sale 1st amendment is it's, it's, it's a framework of its prior. so it's a still a bit of a prior. so, and many people in america are not for you to speak their minds, and it's not just the fact that they can be ridiculed or put in jail for it is the fact that they can destroy your livelihood. they can take away your ability to make a living or take care of your family and they can threaten you with impunity. so

there's all sorts of mechanisms even inside the g. c, like that elvis chan who was the f b i. agent, that guy was responsible for canceling me several times ad twitter and other platform. and so there's just really bad people out there that are doing harm. and so the 1st amendment right now is being walk past by much of the judicial apparatus, which is just as runs every other part of our, of our government society. thanks for speaking to us today. it's been great to hear from you've been talking to joe walton and host of the conservative daily post office. thanks. i got i thank you for joining us. hey, on, on the international kind of got like select this episode of in on visions. and what about was mornings at the top the .