u. s. 8, nothing the u. s. really put it to them, but the fact that they got this together, they've got a team and coolant red star that since 2016 in our league in the k h l. they built that team specifically for this opportunity. it's a great story. are they going to win a game? i don't know right now. they're just trying to figure out a way to try and score a goal. because again, the u. s. team put it to them 8 nothing the other day and their 1st game. all right, i am officially out of time. so once again, i'm gonna give you the one word addiction we were supposed to be in spring training just days from now. why are we going to play? i'm going to say we're not going to play until the end of april. ouch. i don't know . it's more than one word, but i don't think it starts on time. blame him. everybody else does portable tv sports hub. thank you for stepping into the big picture as always, as former miami dolphins head coach brian flores is suing the national football league and several teams alleging discrimination. one

u. s. is going to do yes. so in the, in the eyes of a president biden, this is a very harsh sanctioned package that the u. s. putting together or has put together with its partners. that's one very important aspect here. he really made clear that the united states is speaking together with one voice with its natal partners and allies on the other side of the atlantic. he talked about blocking for additional rushing russian banks a completely off from the u. s. financial markets. we didn't hear any sanctions on the energy sector. that was part of what, what was expected. we also didn't hear anything of swift, the financial system that russia so urgently needs to get paid for its oil and gas exports. we also didn't hear any word of direct sanctions for president putin. that was also expected. there were a lot of critical questions on that question, why putin is not sanctioned? why swift is not part of it for president biden then said that what he has put together is already harsher than swift could have been. so we will have to see in the also says that those sanctions will have to be reassessed. essentially, what he

u. s, but what one can take away what the german chancellor would have taken away? is that a dual way of moving forward as the u. s. puts it a deterrence and diplomacy? my cana with the latest from washington d. c. thankfully ah, emergency, rescuers are struggling to reach parts of madagascar ravaged by a cycling over the weekend cycle. and that's it. i made landfill on saturday, battering the eastern coastline until i moved away late on sunday. even many roads and bridges impassable, at least 20 people have died and tens of thousands have been displaced with rising river levels threatening to force even more people from their homes. gillian wolf reports psycho betsy re slammed into madagascar as eastern coastline with heavy rain and wind speeds of a 100. 65 kilometers per hour flooding roads and leaving several houses completely submerged. tens of thousands of people have been displaced. alaska or le marino vision will em. i thought it was early morning were still sleeping. our landlord came to tell us that water was rising. who got up to moved furniture all while the water continued tries. the house started cracking.

u. s. put out to intelligence in advance and said, you know, this is what russia is planning to do. and there were people who are skeptical because i said, well, we know in the past intelligence we put out by government and not necessarily cannot necessarily be relied on. do you think in this instance it actually helped people to prepare? would you think people just ignored it? i think is certainly how people in ukraine to prepare what was very interesting in the way this intelligence was shared so publicly is the finally, the west decided that the time has come to control the narrative when it comes to russia. if we go back to the treaties that the so called documents that put in, sent to the united states and nato, back in december, asking for a discussion on peace in europe. bass itself was a massive piece of this information. he sees the narrative by trying to make the world believe he was interested in negotiating a peace treaty. we have been playing, we, and i mean, the west had been playing catch up with putin. by publishing this intelligence, we have finally decided to take

u. s. put itself at the front of that and then reneged on the gold standard. they negotiated in 71. this is bretton woods to be in, renegotiate, says, but based upon digital hard found money that nobody controls. so there's no vested interest. there's no central bank or company or country that's going to benefit from that because anyone can participate. so if el salvador gets this right, i think this case viral across latin america. i think this case and then goes up the chain, the very last country that will adjust to this will be the ones that have the vested interest. the european central banks, the federal reserve, the u. s. the europe, so the well, the bread and the pound, that will be the last to adjust. so this to me is david beats goliath moment. they can have gained see a radical where the early you adapt and follow what else, how the door does. the more likely you also benefit until the very last person all the very last country that adopts to this, i think it's much, much bigger than just creating a single point. we already know that a lot of things happening in argentina

u. s. is putting restrictions against all major russian banks. meanwhile, the u is also cutting the ability of the russian state to access the blocks, capital markets, or asset freezes and travel bands for a number of individuals, including politicians in oligarchy, with close ties to putin. there are further sanctions against the russian energy sector. after putting the north stream to pipeline on hold, you is threatening to curb exports and imports for gas giant gas from other sanctions target the technology sector as well. the will stop supplying high tech components and software to russia, and the u. s. says it will severely restrict which is access to semiconductors, computers and telecoms equipment still on the table. so is disconnecting russia from the international payment system. swift. but that would come with severe problems to western countries too. and so far hasn't been agreed upon where we can now speak to veronica grim from the german council of economic experts. thanks a lot for joining us. let's talk a bit more about the latest you sanctions, what impact they actually goin

u. s is putting restrictions against all major russian banks. meanwhile, the u is also cutting the ability of the russian state to access the blocks capital markets, their asset freezes, and travel bands for a number of individuals, including politicians and oligarchy, with close ties to putin. there are further sanctions against the russian energy sector. after putting the north stream to pipeline on hold, you is threatening to curb exports and imports for gas giant gas from other sanctions target the technology sector as well. the will stop supply high tech components and software to russia, and the u. s. says it was severely restrict which has access to semiconductors, computers and telecoms equipment still on the table. so is disconnecting russia from the international payment system. swift. but that would come with severe problems to western countries too. and so far hasn't been agreed upon where we can now speak to veronica grim from the german council of economic experts. thanks a lot for joining us. let's talk a bit more about the latest you sanctions, what impact they actually goi

u. s. market reaction. let's take a closer look now at the latest sanctions and how they are affecting russia in terms of a financial sector. the u. s. was putting restrictions against all major russian bank. meanwhile, the u is also cutting the ability of the russian state to access the block capital markets. there are also assets freezes and travel bands for a number of individuals including putting as well as politicians and oligarchs with close ties to him. other sanctions target the technology sector, the you will stop supplying high tech components from software to russia, and the u. s. as it will severely restrict rushes access to semiconductors, computers and telecom equipment. now still on the table, disconnecting russia from the international payment system. swift. but that would come with severe problems for western countries too, and has not been agreed upon. while earlier i spoke about this with trade economist, capital come in of the keel institute for the world economy. and i asked her, what impact these latest sections will have on russia? well, i guess it's important to look at the sanctions that are on the table right now. so 1

u. s. market reaction. let's take a closer look now at the latest sanctions and how they are affecting russia. in terms of the financial sector, the u. s. is putting restrictions against all major russian banks. meanwhile, the u is also cutting the ability of the russian state to access the blocks capital markets. there are also acid freezes and travel bands for a number of individuals, including putin, as well as politicians on oligarchs with close ties to him. other sanctions target the technology sector, the you will stop supplying high tech components and software to russia, and the u. s. as it will severely restrict rushes access to semiconductors, computers and telecom equipment. now still on the table, disconnecting russia from the international payment system. swift. but that would come with severe problems for western countries too, and has not been agreed upon. well, earlier i spoke about this with trade economist, captain coming of the kill institute for the world economy. and i asked her, what impact these latest sections will have on russia? well, i guess it's important to look at the sanctions that are on the table right now. so 1st

u. s. is also considering put a putting russia on its export control as if it did it, it would join cuba, iran, north korea and syria and washington could block rushes access to the dollar by barring u. s. finance.

u. s. is also said, it could put an end to the north stream to pipeline. that's intended to be an important new supply route between germany and russia for gas. and that is supposed to be an important income stream for russia. and the u. s. is also considering put a putting russia on its export control as if it did it, it would join cuba, iran, north korea and sir.

u. s. is also considering put a putting russia on its export control as if it did it, it would join cuba, iran, north korea and syria and washington could block russia's access to the dollar by barring u. s. financial firms from converting payments into the currency. countries have even discuss excluding russia from the international payment system. swift and that would be an unprecedented step. and it would stop transactions originating inside russia with outside individuals or banks. or i clemens 1st as president of the ego institute munich. he joins me for more on this claim is good to see you. russia is no stranger to economic sanctions. help us understand how serious are these proposed sanctions in comparison to what we've seen already. i think they are very serious. they are very far reaching. what we've seen up to now is mostly the sanctions after the ukraine crisis in 2014, when the russia invaded the crimean and the that are estimates of the costs of these sanctions, for instance, for the german economy. these costs are approximately $5000000000.00 per year. that's a lot of money, but

u. s. president to visit in order to put people at ease. but the white house declined securely. putting people at ease is not a priority. fred, now the kremlin exhausted, of course, from denying claims of any planned attack is absolving all this madness and has concluded that it's just the latest move and a very cynical long game being paid by the west. got seniority. the purpose of this is to raise to whip up this situation and provocative activity. this is part of the provocation that did not begin 2 months ago. it is a plans long term conflicts that is act of the controlled by the united states, all of which means the accompaniment is unprecedented. western media resources that to class themselves independently now. so custom made stories from washington today . no one has any doubt that this is a provocative game that can really lead to provocation. ukraine is packed with weapons supplied by nato countries, led by the united states. take us saskia to the east. the eastern area, lou guns, don. yes, the hot spots there. what is the situation there? no, well, there has been a p

u. s. marine colonel. he was the weapons inspector in iraq. he's put some very good law schools are recently pointing out that there is no military solution here from the massive troops that they could deploy would never be able to deter russian attack. if the russians were determined to carry one at lucas, the russians are determined to carry one up. it's not in their interests to get, get into a fight in the ukraine. so one would hope that ultimately, after all of the huffing and puffing they will, you know, these, these troops aren't going to make one difference for any difference one way or the other. so it's more grandstanding, but hopefully common sense will alternately prevail because it's not really in anybody's interest on performance about any of this. yeah. and do that, but to both sides get back to go shaping table, successfully independent journalist mos in some of thanks for your time. today, i don't think, you know, us officials of keys the popular news website of spreading from him propaganda rafter questioned washington law on an appen

also coming up, put his aggression against ukraine will end up costing russia dearly economically and strategically. we will make sure that the u. s. president's unveils a new wave of sanctions targeting russia. the latest attempts to punish flooded may have put in a looming refugee crisis in the making ukrainians fleet and neighboring countries to escape the violence and protests in solidarity with ukraine across the world. but back home police crackdown on demonstrators across russia. ah, the u. s. and the european union of announced saw the sweeping economic sanctions on moscow. on the day, the washing forces launched a multi pronged invasion of ukraine. it follows a wave of international condemnation. e leaders met in brussels to finalize what their calling severe sanctions targeting financial energy and transport sectors. washington announced export controls on high tech products. and along with the u. k is targeting washing banks and oligarchs. it's all in response to russia's land. see an air attack on ukraine, which has been denounced by work leaders as barbaric. kim says that 137 soldiers and civilians have been killed. t

u. s. is putting restrictions against all major russian banks. meanwhile, the u is also cutting the ability of the russian state to access the blocks capital markets, their asset freezes, and travel bands for a number of individuals, including politicians and oligarchy, with close ties to putin. there are further sanctions against the russian energy sector. after putting the north stream to pipeline on hold, you is threatening to curb exports and imports for gas giant gas from other sanctions target the technology sector as well. the will stop supplying high tech components and software to russia, and the u. s. says it will severely restrict which has access to semiconductors, computers and telecoms equipment still on the table. so is disconnecting russia from the international payment system. swift. but that would come with severe problems to western countries too. and so far hasn't been agreed upon where we can now speak to veronica grim from the german council of economic experts. thanks a lot for joining us. let's talk a bit more about the latest you sanctions, what impact they actually

u. s. is putting restrictions against all major russian banks. meanwhile, the u is also cutting the ability of the russian state to access the blocks, capital markets, or asset freezes and travel bands for a number of individuals, including politicians, an oligarchy, with close ties to putin. there are further sanctions against the russian energy sector. after putting the nord stream to pipeline on hold, the you is threatening to curb exports and imports for gas giant gas from other sanctions target the technology sector as well. the will stop supplying high tech components and software to russia and the u. s. says it was severely restrict wishes access to semiconductors, computers and telecoms equipment still on the table though, is disconnecting russia from the international payment system. swift. but that would come with severe problems to western countries too. and so far hasn't been agreed upon where we can now speak to veronica grim from the german council of economic experts. thanks a lot for joining us. let's talk a bit more about the latest you sanctions, what impact they actually

u. s. was to put that topic on the world stage. and it was also clear from the start that there were no hopes, really of any formal action resulting out of that meeting. of course, russia has veto rides in a very strong position. there's also supported by china, but that was not the goal. the u. s. wanted to use the security council to gain momentum in their diplomatic efforts. and president joe biden has said that the united states will continue to push for diplomacy, but also he's ready. no matter what happens. what more do you have on that? well, there are sanctions, of course, that were already put in place years before, and they were considered ineffective. following the annexations, the annexation of crimea in 2014 and all the west, including the united states and the european union, are threatening a new level of sanctions that could reach from economic boy called to cutting off russian banks from the financial grid. from the international financial grid, also to personal sanctions against volume recruitment. and a new threa

u. s. president biden. put it and we'll have so it says time time again, put on the record that a lot more than the pipeline would be at stake. so that includes this pipeline, but is felt as something very past almost by the ukrainian president. and that a pipeline is whose purpose it is to actually leave ukraine out of the strategic picture. and that, that is something it's partner germany could actually go ahead with. and that pipeline also has a lot of enemies within the wider you would seen as an european by many of its critics and the critics on the majority of the european union. so certainly order. so it's is on the defensive when it comes to that on the weapons issue. a dummy received a list by the ukrainian ambassador also asking for additional equipment that is not in non, not even in terms of actual weapons, but in tons of military equipment. germany says it is looking down that list and basically checking what could potentially be handed over. that means at night vision goggles, for instance, an equ

u. s. as in predicting invasion any day now for the last 3 months and it hasn't come true. washington is a laughing stock. the world realizes that the u. s. is putting out nothing but scare stories here. but the point is that anybody who questioned this narrative, who has been accused of this loyalty and in my case threatened with, with massive funds still to come europe talk court rules that funding can be slashed to countries that break easy law moves sparked outrage in poland. and hungary, story and more after the break in the oh, is your media a reflection of reality? ah, in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? high selection or community? are you going the right way or are you being led to somewhere? direct. what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted. you need to descend her join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess in the world of politics, sport, business. i'm sure business, i'll see you then. ah, welcome back. candidates prime ministers, feeling the hage, after and peace route on, on him, for triggering never before used emergency powers

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u. s. as in predicting invasion any day now for the last 3 months and it hasn't come true. washington is a laughingstock. the world realizes that the u. s. is putting out nothing but scare stories here. but the point is that anybody who questioned this narrative was being accused of this loyalty and in my case threatened with, with massive funds still had on the program, europe's top court ruled that funding can be slashed to countries that breaking you law. the movie sparked outrage in poland and hungary, that story much more short breaks where this is our national the ah for months the u. s. in the u. k. of warned and russia may invade ukraine, and yet there has been no invasion for their part. the russians submitted abundantly clear. europe's current security arrangement is untenable. saxon powers, total war, russia pops about secured. ah, welcome back. this is our t international. now, canada's prime minister is feeling the heat after m. p. 's rounded on him for triggering never before used emergency powers to deal with an ongoing protest by truck drivers against the vaccine mandates. canada's opposition leader accused the prime minister of esc

u. s. as in predicting invasion any day now for the last 3 months and it hasn't come true. washington is a laughing stock. the world realizes that the u. s. is putting out nothing but scare stories here. but the point is that anybody who questioned this narrative was being accused of this loyalty. and in my case, threatened with, with massive funds still having the program europe top chord rules that funding can be flashed to countries that break the law to move sparked outrage in poland and hungary. that's very much more i prefer break. this is art internet the for months, the us in the u. k. of warren, the russia may invade ukraine, and yet there's been no invasion for their part. the russian submitted abundantly clear. europe's current security arrangement is untenable. facts and powers, talk of war. russia talks about security, these leaders that are bringing big coin into the country, they understand a coin and they understand the benefits to the society. and all of the kind of miss characterization of these leaders come from that deep state in the us that lives trying to push the fee out money world. so once you understand that, then you're th

u. s. as in predicting invasion any day now, the last 3 months and it hasn't come through the whole of washington is a laughingstock. the world realizes that the u. s. is putting out nothing but scare stories here. but the point is that anybody who questioned this narrative, who has been accused of this loyalty and in my case threatened with, with massive funds going ahead, give up some court rules that funding can be slashed the country, the breaking law. the moves box outrage in poland and hungary story on law off to the break. the ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson lation community? are you going the right way? or are you being that somewhere direct? what is truth with in the world corrupted? you need to descend. ah, so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. but i'll be speaking to guess all the world politics sport business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. mm. ah. welcome back. the candidates prime minister's feeling the heat offer him peace round on on him, for triggering never before use emergency paolo's to deal with an on

u. s. as in predicting invasion any day now for the last 3 months and it hasn't come through the whole. washington is a laughing stock. the world realizes that the u. s. is putting out nothing but scare stories here on the face of its arrowhead seems to go to the wrong side of us intelligence. just saying it doesn't think of was about to happen. why would that be seen a so inflammatory in washington? because somehow, the, somehow the body ministration expects that loyal americans will line up with the government behind this ridiculous war. scare story. but it's just doesn't make any sense. i mean, russia wants to sell or sell natural gas to germany. doesn't want to invade the, the ukraine. it's worried about the us engaging and highly provocative military actions. but the point is that anybody who questioned this narrative was being accused of this loyalty. and in my case, threatened with, with massive find. what about the thoughts on 0 hedge concealing the identity of its contributors? cuz they have fake names. don't they like nave, dave and a portfolio arm or is it because there's a risk of reporting? because some might say it's a bit suspicious that these peo

u. s. as in predicting invasion any day now for the last 3 months and it hasn't come through the whole of washington is a laughing stock. the world realizes that the u. s. is putting out nothing but scare stories here. but the point is that anybody who questions this narrative who has been accused of this loyalty and in my case threatened with, with massive funds still have not changed. national europe top court rules, but funding can be slashed to countries that break you long. the move sparked outrage in poland and hungary, that story and much more after a short break, stay with us is our internet the ah ah these leaders that are bringing big coin into the country. they understand a coin and they understand the benefits to the society and all of the kind of miss characterization of these leaders come from the deep state in the u. s. l is trying to push the theat money world. so once you understand that, then you're thinking adjust accordingly and you think see the world a little bit more within the context of how things are actually operating. ah, welcome back. this is art international. now, canada's prime minister is feeling the heat after m. p. 's rounded on

u. s. as in predicting invasion any day now for the last 3 months and it hasn't come true. washington is a laughing stock. the world realizes that the u. s. is putting out nothing but scare stories here. but the point is that anybody who questioned this narrative, who has been accused of this loyalty and in my case threatened with, with massive funds candidates prime minister, is feeling the heat after m. p. 's rounded on him for triggering never before used emergency powers to deal with an ongoing protest by truck drivers against vaccine mandates. candidates opposition leader accused the prime minister of escalating the situation in the country. let's remind the prime minister this is canada. this is not a dictator. 3 gasoline on embers, things are de escalating as we speak. so why is the prime minister using this hammer on canadians? isn't it true? he's doing it just to save his own political skin. the threshold was met for the emergency. zach and now across the country releases of jurisdiction have the tools necessary to keep people say he has politicize his pandemic and divided canadians at a time when we should be working together. when we shou

u. s . do they put more troops in eastern europe? they said that was in response to the crisis in ukraine, but that style, hundreds of kilometers away, is not in the theatre of expected war. why did they put those troops to? because the issue for us was also, we're not been a, to accept russia standing up to us and the expansion of nato. and that is a very troubling development there. that the u. s. will not even talk about this. they've doubled down and acting in a very strange way and not wanting a russia to have their security. now what happen, of course, is the french and the germans were at least listening and understand it, particularly micro on that. russia has a point there and that they've had to talk about new security arrangement. now, by, by recognizing the 2 republics, this as the l. a native, direct, french on the germans from russia. maybe i think that the russians finally decided that mince was dead and the american and the british of started the germans in the french were hopelessly an american camp. well, i mean, an

u. s. has always put china the top of the list for their concerns. but with all these tensions with ukraine, u. s. attention has been on ukraine and russia, so this gives china some room for maneuvers in strategic space and very important strategic breathing space. so they can kind of penetrate the substrate to see more air space, do psychological operations in the region, and they're trying to send the message to other u. s. allies in the region like japan, australia. they're trying to discourage them, trying to send the message that u. s. is not a reliable ally. so russia and china combined both want to see a weakening of u. s. alliances. they want to try to undermine the transatlantic alliance. they also want to kind of push at these democratic institutions and under my democratic norms. first of all, as director of the center for russia, europe, asia studies, we appreciate you being with us and all the 01. thank you very much indeed. things people living in ukraine's eastern region of den, yes, go, struggling to make ends meet 70 years out of the

u. s. intelligence community puts out a statement like they did this month. they always go to the image of colon poly iraq. so it is just an ever present threat that the u. s has to deal with, we have to remember that it's not just the iraq war. there's also been a lot of contested claims and intelligence since then just last year. and we had the story about russia paying bounties to taliban to attack us soldiers that ended up being unproven. and military officials said they had no evidence of it for defense. secretary today said russia, and we've had claims over this entire ukraine crisis, where us officials and anonymous intelligence officials of toll journalists, russian invasions eminent and doors. those warnings have not materialized in the state department's move, flagging the false flag operation was preemptive. that's a departure from 2014. when russia last invaded ukraine, amex by mia and the us was caught flat footed wave of a russian. this information, tv channels beaming out of moscow played a big part in that, and remained vital to the crumbling m

u. s. s. has put cuba and embargo for more than 60 years because of cuba alliance with the former soviet union. so the rhetoric out of the us is completely unrealistic, completely one sided, of course, latimer potent ad, legitimate concerns about the ukraine, a country on his, his border which, which with, with which russia is traditionally had very close relations, politically and cultural. we've seen boris johnson on the plane today. mr. else is going to deal with. he's heading to ukraine. we've been hearing the various utterances, you know, europe standing firm on this regarding ukraine. but we heard victor all by layer on describe himself, of course as the other middle europe. and i remember very well, well, the cold war was like that. remember very well. well, the other, you know, the, the 2nd world war, the, the 1st of all was like that. remember being cut a caught up in the middle of all this very much so, and they, mr. all button said, that's exactly why they didn't want to get caught up in. s

u. s. a. put on trade restrictions on and a so group and the justice department open an investigation raw is going to say also about finally the justice palms already conducting criminal investigation. well, it may be conducted criminal investigation, but we also know that an a so group is out there lobbying hard to understand. there were private meetings on capitol hill that there have been efforts to link and a so group to support for israel, which seems like a pretty big leap there. i think that we need to stay focused on the fact that this sort of sophisticated surveillance technology that is clearly being weaponized against the most vulnerable people in the world who are really out there to protect the public interests, needs to be protected. and luckily we're seeing us lawmakers open up these investigations, but let's hope that they stay strong in the face. them all this lobbying by an us ogre. right. according to raja griggs taught you do appreciate but thanks very much indeed. thank you. i

u. s. dollars, euros, put and can't just liquidate that into cash, that he can then use to buy more war machinery or whatever you want to call it. and so that limits his option. so there is that effect, but really that ruble, what's happening there? what's happening with the banks, what's happening to people, savings that is going to rate a groundswell, this content you can imagine, and the question is, what happens from there? we don't know, steven. there's a thank you for coming into the studio with that update. really appreciate your time. ah. but when you put those that when you heard them, whoever tries to stop us and create further threats to our country, to our people. and they should know that russia's response will be immediate and lead to consequences. you've never seen in your history. totally digital reference to the use of nuclear weapons. russia, those are the top officials from leading nato countries. have been making aggressive statements was go pretty gross roomies through. that is why i've ordered the defense minister and chief of the general staff to put our deterrent

putting as the u. s. and finalize have ignored the criminal main concerns, including stopping nato's expansion. things i need a little bit. i'm going to put in the, putting that amused that we're analyzing the response from the u. s. and i have already said that our concerns have not been address. we have not seen any guarantees that nato will move its presence. our country also has a right to choose its own security. we cannot allow one country to increase its security at the expense of another country bootable. pfizer has asked us drug regulators for permission to offer is covered 19 vaccine to children as young as 6 months old. the push to vaccinate children has been driven by the army con variance . the us has asked the un security council to meet the ankles doors on thursday to discuss north korea. this latest miss i lodge. the request was backed by diplomats from the u. k. and france. sundays test was the north is most powerful since 2017 and the 7th this year. those are the headlines. so rahman will

u. s. as another prove that put in and the grand and can't be trusted. and that the nato alliance just has to be ready for everything. did abusing his ball with the ladies tonight from washington in it. as always. thank you. frances, withdrawing its counter terrorism troops from the west african nation, molly, ending a 9 year fight against jihad, his insurgence. the pull out opens the door to islamist extremists and russian mercenaries and raises concerns about security in the wider so hell region off to nearly 10 years of corp, french patrols like this will soon be a thing of the past and marley france. first deploy troops here to fight islamist insurgence in 2013. now president mackerel says it's time to go with us when we have come to terms with what's evident, we cannot remain militarily engaged alongside the de facto authority. the strategy and hidden names we do not share. that is the situation we are facing to day in marley. but one member of the john to controlled parliament, the real reason for the end, frances operation paul cane was simple. on

u. s. is definitely putting pressure on ukrainian government on zelinski. many people will say that the ukraine government is captured already by the western sphere of influence by the united states. in this interesting, when you listen to tony blinking is very shaky by the way, very nervous. when he listen to his speech as press concert tonight, he's really only concerned with 2 things. one of them is a stockpile or stocks of weapons. the u. s. is unloading all of their old last year's clothes out stock on the ukraine, and then stockpiles of energy or energy energy supplies. and it's funny that these threatening the rest is saying, rushes threatening europe with the weapon ice. if russia weaponized is it gas, and l have a dramatic effect on the european consumer and so forth. there's nobody doing more to shut down in train to pipeline than the united states and britain. ok. so, i mean, you can't take us seriously in diplomacy when they're making 2 different statements . basically in the same speech, i mean, it's totally inconsistent, like the level of dupl