u. s. still has a strong relationship with countries in the middle east? or could this perceived kowtow to saudi arabia actually heard it, particularly in the eyes of strategic rivals and adversaries. it's definitely so that saudi arabia has arabia actually heard it, particularly in the eyes of strategic a close has close ties with with with the u s. still there very much dependent on weapons deliveries and their contracts long running contracts. i mean there is no way that saudi arabia could say we we don't want to have anything to do with us any longer or vice versa. so it's more about strategic demonstrate a demonstration of a strategic move the u. s. is making here they want to show to iran to russia. um we are still in we are still having a leverage here um the it was also a sign that the times when uh saudi arabia was isolated because of the murder of john g. that this this chapter is closed now so um so but this has a price and the price is um showing showing that that this close cooperation is still in place and it's a deal. i mean they also get qu

u. s. is still a major player in the region and they can still project power into afghanistan. and i think that that shows ultimately the, the methodology by which the u. s. is conducting the sort of imperial games. it's a great game in the region. and i think they like this is connected with the fact that by didn't just went to the middle east and said that we won't allow a vacuum and specifically targeted china, russia and neurons. so by this attack happening, they are showing that we might have withdrawn all of our troops from i forgot to sun, but like general portray it has recently said in the media form, a general patrol informers, the a directive address. he said that the over the horizon strikes are going to be commonplace for the u. s. to carry out enough that is done. and so this ultimately means that the u. s. will still remain a major part, even though they left the ground, even though they've left the ground, could the strike signal the beginning of a new wave of us military involvement in afghanistan? do you believe they really have left the ground? i believe there

u. s. still hasn't learned from its own actions. rachel blevins on we'll be bringing you more all of this down and how it's people have been navigating their lives since the u. s. pallets in our special coverage. right, right. this month. ah, to the ukraine conflict, not russia has cold on the west to influence the authorities in kiev to stop shelling the zappa rouge. he had a nuclear power plant. russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman branded the current western up at you towards the issue responsible. we strongly urge washington, brussels and other capitals, primarily european ones to stop the irresponsible games and intrigues around the nuclear power plant and immediately influenced the key of authorities to force them to stop shelling the plant and it's adjacent territories. well, the situation is finding the facility remains very tense. the latest attack occurred on sunday, one civilian was killed on another injured young woman receive shopping openings and needed hospital treatments. local o

u. s. still hasn't learned from its own actions. rachel blevins, we'll, we'll be bringing you more on afghanistan and how it's people happy navigating in the wake of the u. s. policy center, special coverage. right, right. this ah 75 years ago to the day 2 centuries of british colonial rule in india came to an end giving rise to 2 independent states. but partition came at a huge cost to both pakistan and india was our correspondent, runjun sharma explained. amidst the triumphs in dells independence, in the summer of 1947, a line of separation was drawn by brutish power. still. it was called the partition august of 1947 ratcliffe to align bordering india and pakistan. that line also divided this way. part have been job tearing apart, will edges, families and communities now in those and seeks on one side and the muslims on the other. 75 years own we meet doors was life was changed forever by hastily drawn borders. this is the north and in state of punjab. the historic homeland of the sikhs we visi

u. s. army withdrawal from the country are still being felt by americans. the u. s . media is reporting on an american man who partly committed suicide during a memorial service for his fallen brother killed during last years. pullet. well, the 20 rules corporal was among 13 american servicemen who lost their lives in a suicide bomb attack near cab buller report. the incident happened while large crowds of people were trying to flee the off gun capital below. new details on the failures of the u. s. retreats have emerged in a leaked report. it was carried out by republicans on the u. s. foreign 1st committee and reportedly themes, there were just $36.00 state department officials on the ground cabal report a year ago to deal. but the thousands of people, you may remember those pictures trying desperately to get out of the country. now a 12 months old, there are reportedly still tens of thousands about guns stuck in the country waiting for special ed morgan pieces. us congressmen, michael mccaul said there was simply no plan for the chaotic withdrawal. there are man

u. s. still recognizes the one china policy. it still does not have official diplomatic ties with taiwan. and the white house has the united states has said that it will not be intimidated by what it described as chinese saber rattling sound. as you mentioned, taiwanese journalists are reporting that nancy pelosi and her delegation will arrive in, ty pay on tuesday night. some other reports i'm mentioning that she will is, or she is expected to meet taiwanese president trying when on wednesday. and the delegation will likely arrive on wednesday itself for the details of this trip. whether or not it will happen is still very unclear. what is clear though, is that the possibility of this trip even happening has really angered china. we've had chinese officials, issue very stern warnings in the last few days. and on tuesday morning, that reports that we have already seeing responds by the chinese military. now reuters is reporting fighting on names sources. the chinese airplanes are flying near a what's called the median line in th

u. s. war and afghanistan. there are still countless questions about how and why the world leading intelligence agency got it so wrong when the time came to leave the country, the u. s. had been occupying for 20 years after all, even president biden express nothing but confidence before he made the official call is a tale. 7 bomb take over against that now, inevitable? no, it is none. because you have the african troops have 300000 well equipped as well as crypt has any army in the world and an air force against something like 75000 tele mom. it is not inevitable weeks later, it was a very different story. when the u. s. withdrew from the country, the government, they had spent 2 decades building and supporting fell apart. and it took the taliban just 10 days to gain control of the country's capital. notably faster than took the u. s. to do so, when an invaded back in 2001, ah ah, how is it possible that multiple reports from, for intelligence agencies in the u. s. managed to get this situation so wrong, that even the same mai

u. s. has declined to join for more than 25 years. and despite refusing membership, the u. s. still has the power to push for ratification because they hold the premier naval force worldwide. however, the currently, the u. s. is wanting ratification of unit close, saying it is essential for the deterrence of aggression by the chinese in the south china sea. however, if you would accept the u. s. a suggestions this could lead to the u. s. a. joining the treaty, a move which makes very little sense, considering the u. s. already has a free reign without being bound by any treaty, and giving any power or any more power to united nations. not to mention it would open up the possibility of international lawsuits against the u. s. for climate change and would require the us to pay oil and gas production royalties. now following speaker policies visit china and a sign of strength. and some can say intimidation began to hold a live ammunition drills in the time when the straight. in response, taiwan is hoping the allies like the u. s. was certain international law, principal called the free

u. s. still hasn't learned from its own actions. or you can see more of a rachel's reports on ortiz. i want you to comment also while youtube channel. we also want odyssey, gab on telegram, appreciate you joining us here at 531 monday morning at moscow with just getting warmed up with back soon with more a . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race move is on often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk. ah i think you've got the stuff that we've she and we've been a week since i was showing a little was recently from years and i used to move center of chicago from san lyn latham with the so please. so mr. ashley, with this mission of property in putting me on the mazda 6 a short of us broadway at the church, cynthia baltimore, social services to see the where it's a finish. come see the nose up when you marginal the source of bobbitt and other key. so, but still control the nation cook with don't r

u. s. still hasn't learned from its own actions. yeah, more information on that story at r t dot com. it's right now ha, 6, monday morning here at moscow. thanks for joining us. we're not ah ah, so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic and development only personally and getting to disease. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical time. time to sit down and talk with ah, good, good, good, good, good, good, good cheese brings. i don't think it would have been you know, like an inch. so what do you mean? you still more you had called me from the physical you put me in your bill from last because it really was nice sharp corley when she when you press be good. yeah. second why and wait to get out of luisel. we do go with the see in the role of the me. she has to do, but your precious. so put them a solution that she's coming were the good news, like with lucian's a fall, newly sure. thanks to be with the review of the letting you please give me a call or shoot me ah ah, u

u. s. war and afghanistan, there are still countless questions about how and why the world leading intelligence agency got it so wrong when the time came to leave the country, the u. s. had been occupying for 20 years, after all, even president biden express. nothing but confidence before he made the official call is a tale bob take over against that now, inevitable? no, it is none. because you have the app can troops of 300000 well equipped as well as crypt is any army in the world and an air force against something like 75000 colored mine? it is not enough. weeks later, it was a very different story when the us withdrew from the country, the government, they had spent 2 decades building and supporting fell apart. and it took a taliban just 10 days to gain control of the country's capital. notably faster than it took the u. s. to do so when an invaded back in 2001. ah ah. so what happened is a claim from u. s. intelligence that the afghan government would be able to survive for at least 6 months if not longer and that the fall would likely be gradual with the taliban getting more power over ti

u. s. still hasn't learned from its own actions or not back to one of our top stories here on our t as india and pakistan today celebrate 75 years of independence from british colonial rule. but moscow was also celebrating the historic event by hosting a full day festival. and that's exactly where we find a correspondent on your federal. russia is celebrating 75 years of diplomatic relations with india, with the bank a wonderfully hot day. what a better way to celebrate all things india in moscow to think of india, they think about flavor. i says how lot all of it is available. hey, i heard it to be very fair. there is a loss here. time of the life i feel like, especially with a show he showed with show to real in did not want be, think my class have with people you know, with did don't do much of that to open with all the self realization they really make. you realize yourself and your body. yes, and i feel like a lot of russians have been going towards that section and we need a lot of people.

u. s. still work somehow. they're yes they're degraded. erasimov was not really happy to talk um to his u. s. counterpart for some time but they're still compared to the others that are still functional. um that another another hotspot on this is of course that maybe in the future of the black sea again because moscow is happy to talk to turkey but not to anybody else. not to romania bilateral, no not to bulgaria and not to any nato force, there's no equivalent in set up in in constanta a multinational corps southeast. that's that that is, that is difficult. however, i think without an intent to escalate, i think incidents can be tamed. um if if there is an intention to escalate any incident will do because they kind of support the general narrative well be the one person who thinks that might happen that way. as ukraine's president zelensky, he is certain that putin will not stop in ukraine instead continue with attacks on other countries. let's listen in all of them, this is historical experience that is that is talking through his mouth.

u. s. still refuses to come to terms with its failure form of virginia state senator, which had black as the u. i should never have waited into afghanistan in the 1st place. withdraw was chaotic, perhaps a little bit more that it should have been. it was an amicable but we would leave and it was inevitable that the departure would be k audit from the very beginning. this was a public government collapse was inevitable. and in a sense, the african army rapid collapse was somewhat of a blessing because it avoided perhaps a year or 2 unnecessary bloodshed. this government has always been a mirror facade. and the instant that we ceased to prop it up and collapse, american people had been convinced to invest fabulous sums of money that went into swiss bank accounts or for arms manufacturers. and for wealthy politicians, the president iraq afghanistan, reportedly fled with $150000000.00. the fact is, we never should have been there. we were in, in violent conflict with the culture of, of afghanistan. w

u. s. still refuses to come to terms with its failure. that's cross live to longest now from the u. s. and it's a ration black many thanks for joining us on the product. i mean, it's good to have you with us. first of all, what do you make of the criticism by the u. s. senate of the withdrawal from afghanistan, a legacy of american betrayal. they called it you agree with that when the withdrawal was chaotic? ah, perhaps a little bit more that it should have been, but it was an amicable but we would leave. and it was inevitable that the departure would be k audit from the very beginning. this was a public government collapse was inevitable. and in a sense, the african army rapid collapse was somewhat of a blessing because it avoided perhaps a year or 2 unnecessary bloodshed. this government has always been a mirror facade and the instant that we cease to profit up in collapse. our problem was said we ever occupied afghanistan, which has always been the graveyard of nations. i know what are your thoughts on those. he might say the us betrayed afghanistan and it saw the allies in the regi

u. s. still hasn't learned from its own actions racial blevins. well, we'll be bringing you more all down the stand and how it's people happy navigating their lives since the turbulent us polite in our special coverage, right, right. this month. no nation, no nation is ever done anything like you to know. i me, i get my 2 brothers left for the a one was killed probably still missing with mm. okay, let's move on to the latest now in the ukraine conflict. moscow has called on the west to influence the authorities in kiev to stop shelling this oper, rogia, nuclear power plant rushes, foreign ministry spokeswoman house branded western attitudes towards the issue. reckless. we strongly urge washington, brussels and other capitals, primarily european ones to stop the irresponsible games and intrigues around the nuclear power plant and immediately influenced the key of authorities to force them to stop selling the plans and it's adjacent territories. well, the situation surrounding the facility remains extremely tense. the local authority said the city o

u. s. still refuses to come to terms with its failure. from a virginia state senator, which of black says the u. s. should never have waded into afghanistan in the 1st place. the withdrawal was chaotic. perhaps a little bit more that it should have been hard to have it all, but we would leave. and it was inevitable that the departure would be k arctic. from the very beginning, this was a puppet government collapse was inevitable. and in a sense, the african army is rapid collapse was somewhat of a blessing because it avoided perhaps a year or 2 unnecessary bloodshed. this government has always been a mere facade, and the instant that we cease to profit up and collapse. american people had been convinced to invest fabulous hums of money that went into swiss bank accounts for, for arms manufacturers and wealthy politicians. the president iraq afghanistan reportedly fled with $150000000.00. the fact is we never should have been there. we were in, in violent conflict with the culture of, of afghan, a, stan, we were flying the rainbow sodomy, f

u. s. still hasn't learned from its own actions. rachel blevins taking those through that indeed will be bringing you more on off chemist on and how it's people helping navigating their lives since the turbulent u. s. polo to in our special coverage right throughout this month. ah. all right, let's get the latest now in the ukraine conflict. moscow called on the west to influence the authorities. if you have to stop shelling, this is up a rogia, a nuclear power plant, which is foreign ministry spokeswoman has branded western upwards towards the issue reckless. we strongly urge washington, brussels and other capitals, primarily european ones to stop the irresponsible games and intrigues around the nuclear power plant and immediately influenced the key of authorities to force them to stop shelling the plant and its adjacent territories. however, the u. n. no say it's ready to organize a trip of a experts to the nuclear plant, if russian on ukrainian authorities agree to the proposal. the situation

u. s. still refuses to come to terms with its failure. meanwhile, life goes on in crimea despite the imposition of western sanctions in 2014. i spoke with an italian entrepreneur he moved to the peninsula 13 years ago and opened an ice cream shop in the city of south estoppel. roberto really has nice plans to move saying that with the ongoing you are paying energy crisis is much easier to do business in crimea. he stays the sanctions do not. does significant do do not a significantly harm his ice cream business. and despite the ongoing conflict in ukraine, he fell safe on the peninsula. hold the problem. we solve in 201415 because after that, you know, we are here. everything on my italian product is made the bid with her 95 percent, the pro doctor from from russian meal. her fresh cream for italian product that i used for business. no problem because they came before they came, they came in during the period they became now people old, make this kind of ease in spring of the stuff from italy in

u. s. still hasn't learned from its own actions, but as far as turning into a very busy monday morning, here at moscow at aussie international ha parts for now. and another program set to go with the latest worldwide headlines we are back at the top of the a with welcome to worlds apart. it's hard to find a more discouraged and tempting subject for a learning conversation than the existence of the transcendent, like the forbidden fruit. it calls on us from the great works of our down and the most mundane occurrences of our daily life. but to the rational mind, the thought of a higher power is due to the original sin, which comes with the donation of being expelled from the eden of scientific method . but art science with a capital ass and the divine indeed so incompatible to discuss that i'm now joined by lisa miller, professor of psychology and education at columbia university. and also they awakened brain, the psychology of spirituality and our search for meaning. we say it's great to talk to y

u. s. still refuses to come to terms with its failure. lears of an israeli tv channel were surprised when a jewish rabbi invited to talk in a situation in ukraine blasted kiev highlighting its fascist identity. michael finkle slammed president zalinski for establishing a neo nazi regime while championing those responsible for the deaths of thousands of jews. $36.00 times on those lensky ukraine was the only one to vote against israel at the un and above and ukraine's heroes. a pet clearer who kill 200000 jews both. so she's given you an s s minus plus at the band error on the arrow slab. stetsco who said the old jews must be exterminated. and camilla who kills 300000 jews every year in kiev. this year there was a pride of the s s t, a division of an our foreign ministry protested against these ukrainians us gum. this is essentially a neo nazi regime when interrupted by the interviewer and asked to speak, quote more correctly. the rabbi continued his tirade against you frame. he also warned agains

u. s. still refuses to come to terms with its failure. those are the hours most pressing, new stories up next, the west face is economic disaster, high debt escalating inflation, diminished competitive nets, and a serious energy crisis. much if not all has been self inflicted war on this, on our kids. crosstalk with peter about the next hour. ah, with ah, ah. hello and welcome to cross stock, were all things to consider on peter lavelle. the collective west face is economic disaster, high debt, escalating inflation, diminished competitiveness, and a very serious energy crisis. much of this, if not all of this have been self inflicted, but the worst crisis, the west spaces is the crisis of legitimacy and the failure of neal liberalism. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george honeywell in budapest. he's a podcast, read the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals, and america recross to martin jay. he's an award winning journalist and commentator, or a gentleman crossed out rules and the fact that means

u. s. where he still trying to get his family cleared to come over . and do some the, i guess what the new athens hula what'd life is really difficult for us here. i've completed documentation for my family 2 or 3 times, but their clearances are still pending. unfortunately, the government ignores our files from obama medicaid. at least he made it all the way to america. millions of afghan evacuees are stuck in limbo in neighboring pakistan, waiting for visas. many were journalists, or had other jobs that made them targets for the taliban. thus, if one at the law, unfortunately, we have not yet experienced the speedy transfer of evacuees, which is a breach of the pledges made the afghans by the united states and european nations all ought to follow to place for a bit of time. yet nicholas had a fall, she was in fresh i'mma, and abdul's family life in afghanistan is a waiting game. it's one they have to play carefully with their lives potentially at stake. earlier, i spoke with our correspondence under the peters man in cobble. i asked what life is like

u. s. withdrew its troops from afghanistan, some u. s. veterans are still unhappy about the way washington handled that decision. ah, i'm break off. it's good to have you with this on this tuesday. and tonight, the united nations in pakistan both appealing for a $160000000.00 in emergency aid to have deal with devastating flooding in the country. a 3rd of pakistan right now is under water of this map shows the vast areas hit by the flooding, stretching the entire length of the country, and many of pakistan's bread basket provinces. in the south, they are, they've been submerged according to the world food program, some 33000000 people have been affected by this catastrophe. around 3000 kilometers of roads and highways have been damaged and the country's national disaster management authority says about 2000000 acres of land have been flooded and that is raising concerns about harvest and food security. a village underwater in pakistan. sind province, one of several key agricultural regions that now resemble small oceans. many people here were poor before th

u. s. is still a play in the field. so are the united nations that are more and more perceived as also political play in the field. and many iraqis still feel that they are under occupation because they don't have agency over over the political game in iraq. and that led to a big disenchantment of the rocky street and the so called iraqi political class on the other side. fascinating, uncomplicated, at the same time tanya gala, thank you so much. thank you for having me and that's all we have time for next gen and leaders meeting to tackle soaring energy costs. that's coming up in business width problems. my many kids can join youth. ah, so i'm just kinda, i think that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not a lot of to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this with the smudges reliance of a what's your story. ready i mean, wasn't i was women, especially victims of violence in labs and take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor,

u. s. is still conducting drone strikes on what they consider to be sovereign. i'm on territory. tension is escalating between the u. s. and china as reports say that how speaker nancy pelosi could land in taiwan within hours. but as he has left to hotel in kuala lumper, it's unclear though whether she's on an american plane that's taken off from malaysia. why, what he's media so that she will wire for later on tuesday, despite warnings from beijing of consequences. the 1st ship transporting ukrainian grain under an internationally broke a deal is heading for is tom bull bob to leaving the port of odessa on monday. it's expected to stop there for inspection on wednesday before going on to lebanon. the lawyer for you as basketball stop, brittany greiner says that a drugs trial in russia should be over very soon. last week, washington stepped up diplomatic efforts to secure her release. but on tuesday, the kremlin warned that any talk of a possible prisoner swap must be discreet. a new cove at 19 infections have risen sharply and south korea with more than a 100000

u. s. military personnel are still haunted by what happened at cobble airport last august. d. w. stephens. siemens has been talking to to us african war veterans and near seattle in washington state. u. s. army ranger veteran matthew griffin doesn't need visual reminders of what transpired in august last year. c the images of desperate afghans had couple airports tried to flee the country as taliban fighters took over, are burned in his memory and carved into his conscience. he says that moment it broke me and i had never, i reached out to a couple of friends, a local small business. they offered up a board room, which we set up a command center and i had army rangers, navy seals green to raise and a bunch of civilians come in and we set up a full on command center. griff, as everybody calls him, his friends and comrades went into overdrive, trying to help bring as many afghans out as possible. people they had worked with, fought with, bled for, cried and laughed with griffith. and many others are still upset about how the u. s . conducted their withdrawal from afghan is done,

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