and you'll find the cause of a number of americas as a, was vietnam. yes, the u. s was then saving the people from the red, tara, not the taliban, tara, but really the parallels a striking, starting with time old promise of freedom, stability and democracy. first, the vietnamese with our help and that's about all the allies, really making any progress. is there a ford movement, the reports, i see, make it clear that there is certainly, there is a positive movement towards constitutional government. the people wanted elected responsive governments pretty quickly that positive energy fell apart. and washington realized that victory was impossible ring about. and so just as an off guy missed on it and to deal with the enemy and set how to get rid of in the 1st place, the communists in north vietnam. and after years of effort, we negotiated settlement, which made it possible for us to remove our forces with honor and bring home our prisoners. though, at least unlike president biden, today, who dodges questions about to guilty conscience? president ford had the decency t

sure, real a plea for help the haitian government of the u. s. u. n. to send troops to protect countries key infrastructure. days after the president was assassinated in his phone. plunging the island nation into terms of buying the drum for inclusion and equity. a senior u. s. federal agency goes, woke, but finds itself in hot water for having to photoshop disabled people into the cover photo of its diversity ah, from moscow to the world. this is been use our on our see, my name's union o'neill. let's get straight to our top story. the taliban has been making further territorial gains in afghanistan, including a major, a border crossing points with a rum on turkmenistan reports. they're suggest the groups imposing strict sure real law restrictions similar to those deployed when they were lost in power 20 years ago, including forbidding women from leaving home without a meal companion. our t southgate taylor takes us through why there's echoes of an earlier conflict playing out today in central asia. it only took 20 years, 47000 civilian deaths and 2 tr

but also on the day of the u. s. and it's international allies join ukraine to hold naval maneuvers in the black sea. so what the russians think of exercise seabreeze were operating in international waters. all of these exercises take place in international waters and local waters. it's great. as far as the russian federation naval response, you'll have to ask the russian welcome to the day when joe by and i'm see early and a half gone is time mission. he said this was no mission accomplished moment. and despite the taliban growing strength, the american president says it is not inevitable that mister surgeons will return to power. it's a sobering assessment of america's longest war. more than 2300 us troops died in afghanistan. since the us went in to end the terror threat following the 911 attacks. so what did they die for? we'll hear from us veteran of that war in just a moment. first, this report the, the taliban say this footage shows them celebrating after seizing control of the keyboard. they're crossing into i

u. s. navy destroy taking part in sea breeze. he joins us from the port city of a death on the black sea in ukraine. welcome, nick. what have you witnessed aboard the u. s. s. ross? well filled those with 3 days in which basically the russians whenever more than a few miles away, either with their ships or their play. and at times it felt as if there was many russians out on the water in the part of the black sea, we were in international waters as there were americans, ukrainians, and other nations. taking part in seabreeze, i even was sort of thing about of all of this was our american host were very keen to talk about the operational side of things, have a practice whatever skill with their ukrainian counterparts. but they were incredibly nervous about talking about the russians, those same russians who earn a couple of miles from the boat. i was on and seemingly very careful not to be accused of war mongering, tried to turn things down and to be seen to be focusing on the task in hand. so it was kind of a alteration for a group. jonas, trying to find out why

a recent report on inclusivity by the office of the director of national intelligence in the u. s. included a photo on its cover, showing smiling office staff from all walks of life, but eagle eyed observer, soon spotted, not all was as it seems, dimitri polk, among them. how do you convince people that you actually practice what you preach? well, if you're the u. s. office of the director of national intelligence. apparently you do a bit of bad photo shopping, at least if you go by the cover of the o. d and eyes latest report on diversity inclusion and equity. the intelligence community should reflect the diverse make up of america and demonstrate well fostering an environment where every professional can succeed. promoting diversity, equity and inclusion is fundamental to our democratic values and critical to meeting the isis mission, physics work every single day. it didn't take long for people to notice that the cover was in fact, the picture from shutter stock. literally titled portrait of multicultural office stuff standing and lot. what's more, it was doctor to include a wo

i understand why i can feel that way, and some of that failure is the u. s. messaging. the reality of that president biden has been a difficult opposition, and he's correct that the original intention of invading our honest on was to counter terrorism. and we have degraded, i'll be not defeated arcada, but i think the united states and nato partners have to grapple with the reality that the war became a nation building exercise. and we did sell it to off on end to the grand pile of the us. you know, your soldiers and to the broader public as a nation building exercise. so we have to grapple with that barrier. i mean, i think the german public was where it was supportive of you know, in military involvement and i've gone on some of that did have to do with advancing human rights and nation building. and so that was that, that record is something that the united states going to have to grapple with, even if president by and didn't do it in his speech and whatever it was allies. after $911.00, president bush triggered article 5 of the north atlantic treaty. the united state

u. s. lot nothing. and how many of the countries will have to lie in ruins before it finally does starsky? tiller, well, when asked by a journalist, joe biden insisted there is no similarity between the u. s. withdrawals from vietnam and afghan. us them. the president said he believes the taliban is not strong as report suggests it's takeover of the nation as quote, not inevitable. meanwhile, a former african interpreter who asked to be identified as roughly for security reasons. told us by the persecution people like him face from the tell about since 2001, the narrative was the taliban or terrorist for against taliban. whatever was from day one. today, murder. the americans before running away released some 6000 of these terrorists. they have already struck deal that another $7000.00 of these terrorists will be released now who will be left behind to pay for the declines. the americans off committed the americans being enough to understand wasn't a crime. then why would you run away like that and leave interpreters a

so one of the targeting facilities, the u. s. bombed in the strikes was known to house has belie and other iran back groups. us secretary of state antony blink, and the action was necessary and deliberate to limit the risk of an escalation. is that enough to justify the attack or in your view? is this a violation of international law? well, it gets back big. well, no, there is. there is an element of hot pursuit. if you could, but you have to do it. and that's internationally recognize you have to do it though, right after the attack, we waited days and days. in some cases we didn't react at all to do certain attacks . and the reason why they went into syria is that because that's where many of the p m f. assets for drones are housed now, might be easier if we put them a system surrounding us base is called the for system. and it depths swarms of drones, which i understand is what they're beginning to get into. now this is a swarm attack, and that, that is many launching of many drones at once. and there is a system that the arm

of the news, microsoft revealed the u. s. law enforcement has been secretly requesting the data of its customers up to 10 times a day. the tech john senior executive complaining that the procedures become a routine source of information for authorities. 20 chavez reports. many americans are in shock to find out that federal prosecutors have requested data on thousands of americans. the news comes just weeks after justice department, prosecutors obtained phone records belonging to not only journalists, but also members of congress and staffers 21st century. federal prosecutors no longer need to show up to your office. they just need to raid your virtual office. they do not have to subpoena journalist directly, they just need to go to the cloud today. us federal law enforcement agencies facing fierce backlash for secretly pursuing personal data up americans across the country with so called secrecy orders, orders that are designed to prevent disclosure of new inventions and technologies that in the opinion of selected federal

u. s. of course, that wants him extradited subs. lloyd believes that the u. s. is after him because he may hold the key to vent as well as ability to avoid washington sanctions. right, well the united states argues that they're simply enforcing their sanctions against venezuela as well as money laundering laws. is there a legal basis for that? swiss investigated? they're part of it, the money where the money went and they didn't find anything. the u. s. takes the position that any time a country tries to do anything around the sanctions that the u. s. should stop them . and so it tries to make the sanctions worldwide has implications for any country that sanctioned and there are a number of them. it has implications for the majority regime and the u. s. is constant efforts to basically overthrow it. it has certainly if, if on boy, someone who has simpler matic immunity can be captured in a country. that's that, that's a very bad precedent. well, further subs, lawyer points to alleged human rights abuses, facing those extra date in to the us and to its most contr

a crowd of around a 1000 desperate haitians. folk to the u. s. embassy imported brands to apply for visas to leave the country image fears of further on rest. they were unsubstantiated rumors on radio and social media that the u. s. would be hunting out humanitarian visas. caleb morgan has the latest. well, the united states is drawing down and removing its military presence from afghanistan, but it appears it will now have a new opportunity to flex its muscles much closer to home in the western hemisphere . now haiti is in a state of unrest 2 days after the president was assassinated. and we now understand that local officials are calling for the united states to send its forces into the country to contain the unrest and to protect the infrastructure of the country. the ports, as well as the airports and the natural gas and, and petroleum reserves. so at this point, it's not clear. if the united states will actually send troops in, there will be law enforcement officials dispatched to the country to help get to the bottom of who assassinated th

with not enough people that want to get vaccinated and a potential death problem there and of 24 of the u. s. u. s. is 50 states, about half. the infection rate for corona virus is going up by a rate of more than 10 percent. most of the states that are seeing the biggest increase, primarily being driven by the delta delta variant. states like arkansas, missouri, alabama, parts of texas and even a few pockets of florida. these are areas where the infection rate is going up sharply and death is increasing. there as well in the u. s. government has said that within the last month, 99 percent of the people who have died from corona virus or people that had not been vaccinated them all to his band or visitors from entering unless they are fully vaccinated against cove. at 19, the small mediterranean nation now has the strictest entry core requirements of any european union country. previously, visitors only needed to provide a negative test result both with health ministers as the measures are needed to protect residents against the new barrier. 9 people were killed in sweden when a plane carryin

earlier this year, president biden said he was reviewing the future of the u. s. military prison, with the goal of completely closing it by 20. 20 for. kimberly. how can al jazeera, the white house, thousands of works of art going on public display in south korean museums for the 1st time. they were donated by the late chairman of the some, some empire, the can. he died last october, leaving behind tens of thousands of pieces of arts. father, it's a request that stirred up a fair share of control. the c. as rob mcbride explains from sol, it's been described as the donation of the century, a treasure trove of art that includes works by some of the world's most renowned and sought after masters, combined with the most famous of korean artists, both model and classical. in addition, a vast, well, the 2 fact charting korea, cultural heritage spanning hundreds of years of didn't stick room if you think, and this is an unprecedented lot scale donation. it is meaningful, enriching the cultural assets of this museum, the can, he not only devoted his life to making samsun

of haiti's capital has largely subsided. though tensions remain high. outside the u. s embassy in port a prince, a crowd gathered with many, saying they seek to flee. the country in anticipation of a worsening political crisis, is the way to go by norma. you're all here since last night. it's a normal thing to do to try to get out of the country since our president was assassinated. the death of president moiz at the hands of foreign mercenaries left the country in shock on friday evening, the haitian senate named joseph lambert as the country's interim president, former haitian prime minister, wrote the moth pills. al jazeera, that international cooperation in this investigation is vital regarding the immediate future re i'm both concerned because of course, over the fascination of president and its aftermath. but i'm hopeful that the current government is making the right moves into inviting international community to come in opening up the investigation to the international partners. this way, we will insure a fair investigative process that would. ready lead us to,

earlier this year, president biden said he was reviewing the future of the u. s. military prison, with the goal of completely closing it by 20. 20 for. kimberly. how can al jazeera, the white house, who was trillion states of extended restrictions in an effort to stop the spread of the highly transmissible delta variance. so half size astray, leah announced a 7 day long time after recording several new infections. while the 5 day locks on in victoria that was due to end on tuesday has been extended for another week. the states has reported a total of 80 cases linked to delton. we are all going to work very, very hard. so have victoria begin the process of opening up at midnight next tuesday the 27th, 7 days from midnight's up to not. we wish we could bring this in earlier, but we can't run the risk that there are cases out there that we don't know about their chains of transmission that are not yet contained, that we don't know about. and that if it would open up, we say how quickly quickly this runs, we say half challenging. this can become in a very short space

officially inside a code it free and i get, get rid of the mask enough secrets, microsoft, the cries of the u. s. government routing use of gag orders in low enforcement investigations involving the tech giant. it's new and it will tell you all about it . ah, hi there. good afternoon from moscow, kevin, over here at r t h q, with our latest, this are thanks for checking in. and 1st this been a gruesome discovering canada. there was mentioned there, $182.00 unmarked. indigenous graves have been found close to a former catholic school in the province of british columbia. the discoveries brought shame on the country's canada days. it is on his alex holowitz reports from canada. discovery after discovery, the latest one was on one stay $182.00 bodies found in cranbrook, british columbia. this is close to a residential school. they use basically a radar that looks underground. and that's where they found these people in unmarked graves. that adds to the initial finding, which happened on may 27th and can looks british columbia at another residential school of 215 people as young as 3 years old in mon

u. s. his criticism when he meets the gym chancellor. today, the u. s. is of course, worried that russia might use the gas pipeline to put political pressure on ukraine, and of course, the u. s. also wants to sell their own gas to europe. critics. and so president biden does want some form of guaranteed for ukraine from germany because the pipeline will, in all likelihood be completed. and we're hearing now that after the meeting between boston and michael, there'll be some form of washington declaration which will get out the joint vision between the 2 countries in terms of addressing political challenges. well, live together, like repent, demik, of kind of sun libya, but also russia, china, and ukraine. but how much of a vision can see acts actually presents? she's leaving office in a couple of months. it will be going to be any firm commitments that she can still make because of course hartford to do demons go to the polls in september angle america will then stay in office until the new coalition government is formed here that can take a couple of weeks a

and his chief of staff not to mention b, u. s. senate and flu shot children because they need to be pressure because the lessons of history is ridiculous. the great 1900 century abolitionists adjusted their power, can see nothing without the men. it never has been, and never one of my favorite quote and dr. point, it was great to have you. we're definitely going to have to have you back or dropping so many tidbits today. our audience needs to hear it. thanks for joining us. and that is our show for you today. i'm myisha cross. remember, keep watching those talk and have a great day and night. everyone, i me, i having and found introducing and found to, to a family when a new mother is going through that process. yeah, there's certainly tremendous cause for great joy, but because it's in a bath that causes so many different changes. it's stressful at many levels. financial survival does when customers go by, you reduce the price. now, well, reduce the lower the best under cutting, but what's good for food market to the global econ

u. s. of what russia intends to do any substance to back up these claims while neil the whole situation is like never ending deja vu, we have another us selection and more baseless claims that russia is trying to metal. and then of course, moscow rejected those claims. since the only thing we have to verify them is biden's word. i think we also need to take on the rapid disinformation. russia is doing already about the 2022 elections and this information to pure a violation of our sovereignty. now, biden was apparently given this information by the us intelligence community at his daily briefing again without any proof that we know of its being claims that russia intent to metal in the upcoming mid term elections in the united states coming up next year. at that time, the entire house of representatives and a 3rd of the senate will be up for grabs, which makes one think that it would take quite a lot to even attempt such election rigging on such a grand scale in the united states. but anyway,

that's the spite of course, trying to get on to the u. s. squad. she also covered her head in a t shirt with the slogan activist afterwards. it doesn't stop there, the latest captain america comic house, the hero, calling the u. s. a piece of trust. and that was a step too far for superman. doctor, dean cain, i believe in individual freedom, i believe in the equality of opportunity. celebrities, actors, athletes, the media, they love to bash america. well let's expand on that. we got the thoughts of social commentators, anthony bryan logan uncharged with more on the writing anti americanism within the country. i think it's getting under a lot of people's skin. i mean we have, we have the all to blame is the academy. we have all these horrible forces that are convincing lead to the young people that america some sort of hateful races, white the premises play. sure, america has its problems, but things are gotten better consistently. every generation in this country and yet instead of enjoying that and they're saying that things are getting worse, the

doctor, that's the charge of the u. s. department of justice, which says the bureau took more than a year just to launch a probe. yep. b, i has since acknowledged its handling as inexcusable, and the medic was eventually sentenced to hundreds of years in prison for molesting children artillio tranquil reports. it's an immensely ugly story and a story that's already quite old. on the one hand, he stands accused is one of the most prolific child molesters in sporting history. some women of team usa gymnastics, say they were forced to endure psychological and physical abuse in the name of olympic glory from young women lining up to face their former doctor in this high profile case that is rocking the world in gymnastics, a judge in michigan had slapped a very long sentence on the former sports doctor. the fact that larry nasser will never walk out of prison alive, thanks do. the length of his sentence may reassure more than 200 of his victims. that justice has been served. indeed, that how many girls and women, if the more

u. s. of a hand in these protests. we put that to william the ground professor of government, an expert and latin american politics based at american university in washington, dc. well, i'm sure he points to the fact that the united states has been spending about $20000000.00 a year in support of opposition elements inside cuba. but the reality is that these demonstrations were too large and 2 broad in scope across the island to be strictly the result of any effort by the united states to foment opposition. people are just, you can amicably desperate and frustrated right now because there's no food in the stores. there's no medicine in the pharmacies. there is no fuel to gas stations. and there are now rolling electric blackouts in the middle of summer. and so people are just angry and the result is this kind of social explosion for us embargo plays an important role. donald trump black remittances from cuban americans going to their families in cuba. and that was about $3500000000.00 a year in hard currency flow and fo

of the mask. and enough secrets, microsoft decries the u. s. government routine use of gag orders in law enforcement investigations involving the tech giant ah, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our 2 international. i'm sean thomas. certainly glad to have with us. now, there has been yet another gruesome discovery in canada, $182.00 unmarked indigenous graves have been found close to a former catholic school in the province of british columbia. the discoveries have brought shame on the countries. kennedy ortiz, lexi mcculler, which can tell us more discovery after discovery. the latest one was on one's day 182 bodies founded cranbrook british columbia. this is close to a residential school. they use basically a radar that looks underground. and that's where they found these people in unmarked graves that adds to the initial finding, which happen on may 27th and can loops british columbia at another residential school of $215.00 people, as young as 3 years old in mon, mar, grace, and then of course the scotch on which

of those nuclear tests still polluting relations between l. g s and paris. charlotte ski ot see in paris a nother big story of the week 6 months after the u. s. law. busy states bid to have whistleblower julian assange extra talented, a u. k. the court has granted washington the right to appeal that judge is reported to have agreed with 3 of the 5 justifications. the u. s. submitted on the biden administration is apparently now prepared to let a son serve any prison sentence in his history in homeland. however, reacting outside the court to son just partner stella morris said he already has right done. i was able to speak to julian now about the decision and you know, its mixed. on the one hand, it's been 6 months and we haven't had any news. so it's like an endless purgatory. but at the same time it doesn't here. and julian's very unwell. 7 he's happy when, when he i went with our eldest this morning and so it's not representative when i see him because obviously it's a, it's a one rest fight. he get off, but even bellmarks prison is a horrible place. he won his case in january. why is he even in prison? why is he even being prosecuted? th

u. n. and they've comes directly in the wake of the assassination of haiti's president, which has left the country and turmoil. crowded around a 1000 desperate haitians flocked to the u. s. embassy in port au prince. to apply for visas to leave the country amid fears of further unrest. they were unsubstantiated rumors on radio and social media. the u. s. might be handing out humanitarian visas. artist kelly moulton, been following developments. while the united states is drawing down and removing its military presence from afghanistan, but it appears it will now have a new opportunity to flex its muscles much closer to home in the western hemisphere . now haiti is in a state of unrest 2 days after the president was assassinated. and we now understand that local officials are calling for the united states sandy. it's forces into the country to contain the unrest and to protect the infrastructure of the country. the ports, as well as the airports and the natural gas and, and petroleum reserves. so at this point, it's not clear. if the united states will actually send troops in, there will be law enforcement officials dispatched to the country to help get to the bottom of

also on the program of the artillery on display as the u. s. ukraine and international partners wrap up 12 days of war games in the black sea. again, despite russian objections, w correspondent is that hunted underway for the man who assassinated his president. at least these men are part of the hits that kills jovan and luis in his home. searching for more prospects at a motive. and going where no, and the reality of women has gone before i get out of emeralds, 1st female astral in training for her trip to just a me i'm so gale. welcome to the program. a lifetime to millions of syrians has been extended for another 12 months. he went to cure the council is voted to continue aid shipments through turkey into rebel held territory and syria. despite opposition from russia, russia backs the syrian government and claim the aid operation violates a serious sovereignty by going through a back door border crossing. rather than passing through the capital damascus, it took a last minute compromise with the us to keep the crossing open. e, lip, the cap

john has received hundreds of thousands of dollars from u. s. government propaganda organ, voice of america, to agitate for regime change in iran, in the bazaar logic of us empire. she's an independent journalist, andrew and assange is a criminal. brinkman's boasted to come in support of an iranian american journalist and host of voice of america. she's and i have spoken critique of her on on last week said that she was the target the kidnapping plot by raining intelligence that was foiled by the f b. i. meanwhile, journalist weekly found sanchez spent more than 2 years in the maximum security prison in london. the u. s. justice department has charged him under the espionage act, accusing him of leaking classified information back in 2010. and if extradited to america, he does up to 175 years behind bars. well, we discussed, she sounds you situation with you was that done was, are who things that know reporter is safe. every american journalist will be under threat. i mean, it's a, it's a, the prosecution of a size is a dagger aimed at the hear

u. s. of main gun rights advocacy group has also played a big part in that and pushing the idea that guns are needed for self defense. the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun from mike or dan. they've really changed the everyday politics of guns and how people relate to guns is part of your identity. it's part of what makes you who you are. you are the kind of person who takes your right seriously. you're going to exercise them. you are not going to rely on someone else to solve your problems. the gun symbolizes that we can't get away from the fact that this is all super political. and we see that when it comes to support for gun laws overall, more than half americans favor stricter laws. the when you break that down more than 80 percent of demo crab support, more gun control compared to just 20 percent of republicans. republicans have placed more important on gun rights, whereas democrats police more important on gun regulation that partisan gap 30 years ago wa

u. s. president as well. we're going to give you the background of the u. s. involvement in iraq, as well as expert analysis of what to expect, pass the prescott and finally, shocking video. violent crimes are now becoming less shocking. not because of the nature of the crime committed, but because of how often we're now seeing images like this in the streets of america. many of those same streets which over the last year were filled with chance to defend the police. but as it made me time to start talking about refunding, the police will give you the $360.00 view on the issue i'm going to use and you are watching news views. hughes right here on our t america, let's get started. ah, the united states has agreed to a formally and it's combat mission in iraq. by the end of the year, though. so american forces will remain in the country as part of continue training and advising role r. he's a john had he takes a look at the brief history of us military involvement and iraq since 2003 with us forces leaving afghan to stand. the sites are also now set on america

a demolition team is preparing to bring down what's left of a posse collapse. building the u. s. state of florida. the plans for the side apartments near miami were brought forward as the region braces for tropical storm l, so which is expected to reach the coast. on tuesday, workers have been searching for bodies since the building collapsed 11 days ago. 24 people have been confirmed dead and a 121. people are still missing. as i said before, will be moving forward with the demolition as soon as it's safe to do so. between 10 pm and 3 am tonight, bringing the building down in a controlled manner is critical to expanding our scope of search. as you know in the pile and allowing us to search in the area closest to the buildings which has currently not been accessible to the team, given the great risk to our 1st responders due to the instability of the building. let's go straight to kareem in miami beach kareem is just after 10 pm at night. we are expecting this demolition to begin in the next hour or so. i believe. what more can you tell us about what exactly is going to happen?

u. s forces pull out. the taliban makes games and we'll speak with a top pentagon officials about the end of the u. n. only 6% of us retail businesses have a black owner that needs to change. so i did something like an insight. i created a black business accelerator at amazon. and now we have a program that's dedicated to making tomorrow a better day for black businesses. you listen really quality. i am tiffany. this is. just the beginning from roof to foundation, the damage to your home can be devastating from clogged gutters. leaking roofs and flooded basements. protect your entire home with lee filter are stainless steel micro mesh screen keeps out all leaves. an organic debris is protected my home. i love it called 833 leaf filter or go to get lee filter dot com for your free gutter inspection and estimate. call or log on today and say 15% coming up. president biden defends his decision to pull u. s troops out of america's longest war. united states did what we want to do in afghanistan. we'll ask a top pentagon official what it means for our national security next. are you looking for lungs? ye

u. s. president will make some of these remarks and bring about a personal tone in terms of delivering them. you have to remember that the u. s. president is also the father of a veteran who served and also he believes died as a result of not direct injuries and combat, but residual industry in rather injuries, burn pits that potentially caused the brain tumor that killed his son. and so what's the white house press severson harry said just moments ago is that the u. 7 s president came to the very difficult decision that he was not going to send another generation of americans to fight a war that he believed was not winnable at least militarily. and so that is going to be the crux of the message. so what we're expecting is the president, this our will convey to the american people about the problems he inherited and why he made a difficult decision to bring the us troops home and why he knows that it won't be easy for afghanistan. as a result of that decision and what the united states will do to support as they make that transition. so we're watching very carefully as the president set to

u. s. s. criticism when you meet the jim chancellor. today, the u. s. is of course, worried that russia might use the gas pipeline to put political pressure on ukraine, and of course, the u. s. also wants to sell their own gas to europe, say critics. and so president biden does want some form of guaranteed for ukraine from germany because the pipeline will, in all likelihood be completed. and we're hearing now that after the meeting between boston and michael, there'll be some form of washington declaration which will get out the joint vision between the 2 countries in terms of addressing political challenges, well, lives together like pen demick, i've got a son livia, but also russia, china and ukraine, but how much of a vision can see, actually presents she's leaving office in a couple of months? will there be gonna be any firm commitments that she can still make? cause of cause hartford to do just go to the polls in september. uncle america will then stay in office until the new coalition government is formed here that can take a couple of weeks a month. b

u. s. regulations on the u. s. playbook. so china is now on the defensive because of the continuing hostilities between the u. s. and china and because of these are very hot sectors, namely tech and finance major is now going to become more defensive when it comes to these overseas listing acquirements because they don't want an episode of if the u. s. if conditions actually, to cherry the us did say that, hey, we can pull all of these chinese companies off the stock of the stock exchanges and that would be extremely detrimental in the long run. for all these chinese companies does more of a defensive play for now. rather than an outright, vito certainly the tension between the 2 countries do still remain. now then china's market regulator on saturday said it would block 10 to plan 2 words. the country's top 2 video games streaming sites on anti trust grounds. what happened there? yeah, you know, we talk about this quite a bit. it seems like which is this idea of anti trust coming out of china. the chinese regulators are being very serious about that. they have a mandate to say, make sure that you don't have comp

that out of them from power in 2001 in washington, president biden defended the speed of the withdrawal, saying the u. s. would no longer sustain the human cost of a conflict that cannot change. i've gotten instance course. got it. so let me ask those who want us to stay. how many more? how many thousands more americans, daughters, and sons? are you willing to risk? i will much send another generation america to war and i can stand with no reasonable expectation of achieving the different outcome. but by and also argued, the u. s. had achieved the original goal of routing al qaeda after the $911.00 terror attacks that led to the invasion. he said the decision to leave was overdue . we did not go to afghanistan to nation bill. and it's the right and the responsibility of afghan people alone to decide their future and how they want to run their country. just days ago, the u. s pulled out of background air base near campbell, the center of its military operations for nearly 2 decades. the pentagon says the withdrawal of us forces is now more than 90 percent complete. as foreign troops depart, the african m

a plea for years to eat, less of it is proving hard for the war games involving the u. s. ukraine and 30 other are wrapping up in the black sea operation seabreeze have been held despite strong objections from russia. the largest maneuvers in decades have been taking place around the waters of crimea, which russia antics from ukraine in 2014. he wants to joined the nato alliance. it will host more exercises with the us, poland and lithuania, later and now joined by alexander car, a foreign policy and security analyst from the center for defense strategies based in a key of thank you so much for joining us. on the show 1st i wanted to just ask you, what is the point of these drills? festival. it's a bilateral deals where ukraine invites the nato part of the partner countries and all the western oriented countries. the. the key, even though, although exercise is, i mean the spend one is to show this to support all ukraine in phase on going russian aggression in dunbar and illegal immigration academia. and then creeping an extension of the territory to like the territorial w

of the mask. and enough secrets, microsoft decries the u. s. government routine use of gag orders and law enforcement investigations involving the tech john ah, wherever you're counting the program from today. welcome to moscow onto the news r and r t. i'm, you know, we'll get to our top story. there's been yet another gruesome discovery in canada, 182 unmarked. indigenous graves have been fine close to a former catholic school in the province of british columbia. the discoveries have brought shame. now the countries calendar de r t z alex mahalo, which can tell us more discovery after discovery. the latest one was on one's day 182 bodies founded cranbrook british columbia. this is close to a residential school. they use basically a radar that looks underground, and that's where they found these people in unmarked graves that adds to the initial finding, which happened on may 27th and candle. oops, british columbia at another residential school of 215 people as young as 3 years old in mon, mark grace, and then of course the scotch on which was

u. s. president, this can go on until the 30th of august, the u. s. can support the ask african security forces off the on the ground off to the 30th of august, the u. s. s strikes are only supposed to be used against al qaeda for missions, but go against people on the ground who could be threatening the american homeland . ok, james, base and life is incapable. james, thank you. one person has been shot days and 2 others injures during protests. against water shortages in southern iran, dry conditions in the province. of course it's done with me this years was this side of the even worse than usual security forces, say unknown government, open fire on people who said they wanted to protest against the issue. are you in 8 flights has landed for the 1st time and the few p as t gray region since renewed violence halted operations last month. it brings desperately needed food, as well as 1st military workers from different organizations. the wilson program has been struggling to get access to areas. it says, on the brink of famine, and at least one paris,

measures are needed to protect residents again from various of the virus kind of iris cases are increasing rapidly in the u. s, sparking phase of a new wave. now the 11 percent rise in a week has been blamed on the delta variant, which is now the dominant strain across the u. s. related status shows that more people are being sent to hospitals in areas where there are low rates of vaccination. gabriel, it's under has more from new york. the good news in the united states is about 47 percent of the population is fully vaccinated in more than 332000000 vaccinations have been administered. certainly the u. s. does not have a vaccination problem. what it does have, though, is a problem with not enough people that want to get vaccinated and potential death problem there and of 24 of the u. s. u. s. has 50 states about half the infection rate for corona virus is going up by a rate of more than 10 percent. most of the states that are seeing the biggest increase primarily being driven by the delta delta variant. states like arkansas, missouri, alabama, parts of texas and even a few pockets of florida. these are areas

of geography. but you know, the u. s. grand strategy. generally, if you look at the arc of the strategy over the last couple of administrations, it's to slowly pull out their hard assets out of places in the middle east, and then rely on what they call local enforcers in order to prosecute western us or largely corporate policy direction and so who is that local enforcer for afghanistan is certainly can't be the afghan government in cobol or the afghan army because they'll fold like deck chairs on the titanic. you know, so it's pakistan would be that local enforcer. but that hasn't worked because they pump billions of dollars into, to fight counter you know, for counterterrorism funding in pakistan arguably is all probably people believe the i s i is partly responsible for a lot of the terrorists activity and extremism and gun running and all sorts sorts of things so that there's a huge amount of problems. i don't think there's an easy solution, but what happens in this situation where there's no easy solution as the opportunists will sei