construction of a nuclear power plant in turkey are set to launch next year. political analyst and t r t world editor at large uses, aram says that europe will have to decide what to do quickly with winter fast approaching. while the foreign news editor of hub bar tv leave side that i blew things, a resolution of the global energy crisis should benefit all parties involved to is had plans to become a jazz center gas up for quite a while. and energy help if you will. and when you look you graphically from russia perspective, when the northwestern dashboard or has been closed, obviously the most secure, the most reliable. and also, most likely the quickest and efficient gas for doors are now in the south, the southeast, the end, the day europe needs russian gas. it's a winter, it's coming, it's going to get sub 0 very, very soon. this is quite important for, for turkey and russia and the rest of the but actually because there is a crisis that is going on and we all know that. and we're doing solutions of those kind of right. it's like a grain. christ term t in un, in russia, and the other kinds

broker, the us back green deal from black c ports we heard from use of erm a political analyst on t r t world in this and both on and krist response to the latest developments. well, 1st of all, when we look at recent comments coming from the turkish president, he was under the impression optimistic that the great deal was going to be extended in mid november when it expires just in about a 2 to 3 weeks from now. of course, it was a very important diplomatic achievement when that the united nation is lead and get provided diplomatic support for as well. but i don't think it's a surprise that russia suspending the great deal because when we look at the comments are from the turkish president and also from the united nation, they've been expressing for quite some time now that the russians have been unhappy . the un spokesman, just very recently about a week or 2 ago said that there were an undertaking some worlds when diplomacy with moscow, the turkish president on multiple occasions that also said that the russians have been unhappy with the inability or the lack of ability to be able to ship

well, i spoke earlier to a political analyst and t r t world editor at large use of aaron, who says the main energy producers are based in the east that the end of the day europe is the one needing their gas. to had plans to become a gas center, a gas hub for quite a while, and energy, if you will. and when you look geographically from a russian perspective, when the northwestern gas port or is had been closed, obviously the most secure, the most reliable. and also the most likely the quickest and efficient gas for doors are now in the south, the southeast, the end, the day. you're rushing gas, it's a winter, it's coming. it's going to get sub 0 very, very important energy producer, especially gas producers, are mainly based in the east. and there's been talk of a possible gas exporting cooperation council being formed in the future with countries like russia. that's hard to get some central asian countries as well. there's been talk of something like that, the form that i wouldn't put it past that you have an opec already. why not have a natural gas version of it as well going forward?

r t world editor at large. great to see you today. joining us from stumble. thanks so much for coming on the program today. eva, you've heard the story. i know, you know, the story turkeys confirmed. it is interested in creating a new gas hub with russia. talk to us if you would about the significance of this. well, 1st of all, it's nothing new to is had planned to become a guest center get hub for quite a while and energy help if you will. and when you look at the projects going on over the past decade to decade, starting with the j hum pipelines, ton of turk, stream pipeline, coming from the middle east and the goal and what not. there's many, many routes going forward. but of course, concerning russia stream, a very, very important pipeline connecting downwards towards the southern gas corridor. and providing not only took it with very important gas, but through the domestic network inside to gain onwards, to pull gary and greek towards europe. so yet, when you look geographically from a russia perspective, when the northwestern gas for doors have been clo

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world. this is r t international. i'm rachel blevins and these are the top stories this our moscow says, the ukranian president is calling for the start of a world war that's after vladimir zalinski urge nato to carry out a 1st strike against russia. joyful, when little moved, what should nato do? eliminate the possibility of russia using nuclear weapons. once again appeal to the international community as it was before february 24th. we need preemptive strikes so that russia would know what awaits them if they use nuclear weapons, not the other way around him to wait for rushes nuclear strikes and then say, oh no. okay, then take this job. well, the remarks that we heard from the ukranian leaders simply don't match the portrait of reality, that those who observe the situation are aware of, for example, we have washington saying they're not aware that russia would even be capable of using a nuclear weapon. and we have other words from washington saying that they are not sure that, that such a plan or possibility would

world. this is r t international. i'm rachel blevins and these are the top stories this our moscow says, the ukranian president is calling for the start the world war. that's after vladimir zelinski urge nato to carry out a 1st strike against russia shovel. when little booth it, what should nato do? eliminate the possibility of russia using nuclear weapons. i once again appeal to the international community as it was before february 24th. we need preemptive strikes, so that russia would know what awaits them if they use nuclear weapons. not the other way around him to wait for rushes nuclear strikes and then say, oh no. okay, then take this job who died? a voice. let's cross live now to our teeth. caleb mob been for more on this story. caleb, it's good to see you. now this is certainly a controversial statement coming from the ukranian president. so what impact could it have on the development of the conflict overall? well, the remarks that we heard from the ukranian leaders simply don't match the portrait of reality,

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with moscow to the world, you're watching r t international. my name is peter scott bringing the top stories this our welcome to the program. moscow claims the ukranian president's is calling for the start of the world war. and russia's top diplomat said again, love, well, even believed zelinski had called for a preemptive nuclear strike on russia of cheer zelinski, but as well. so yesterday, zalinski called on his western masters to launch a preemptive nuclear strike on russia. with his statement, he's essentially shown the whole world more evidence of the threats emanating from the key of regime, which the special operation was launched in utilize. attempt by the links to the secretaries to claim that he meant something else or ridiculous. in this situation, zelinski like his entire regime, has got a taste and is beginning to dictate his own conditions, both to nato, unto the you able to live stream shovel. when that'll point it. what should nato do and eliminate the possibility of russia using nuclear weapons? i once again appeal to the inter

world. this is r t international. i, mary jo blevins and these are the top stories this hour. we begin with the developing story in russia's cross and our region where at least 3 people were killed and dozens more were injured. after a fighter jet crash into a residential building, we can show you some cctv feathered showing the moment the fighter jet plummeted into the building, sparking a large fire. officials say there was no explosion after the plane crash where the fuel leak causing the blaze. here's what i witnesses had to say. i ordered with oh you'll, you'll be good. what is it? local officials say the fire in the residential building has now been extinguished . emergency services worn. there may still be people trapped under the rubble. a state of emergency has been declared in the surrounding area where the special commission set to assess the buildings. condition ortiz ilia. katrinka has more details. the town of yay square. the tragedy happened is on the as of c, which is in the same part of russia. as for example, dorn ads crossed off the remain bridge. but then o

world. this is r t international. i'm rachel blevins and these are the top stories this hour. we begin with the latest and the conflict between russia and ukraine as the russian navy has repelled a wave of drone attacks on the city of sub estoppel. according to the mayor earlier, ukrainian forces showed the city of dannetta with the mosque being caught in the fire says local officials. now here you can see footage from the city that was under continuous shelling on friday evening. earlier in the day, an oil terminal and the eastern part of the donnette republic caught fire due to showing by ukrainian forces according to local emergency services and didn't on ask again. ukrainian shell exploded near our news crew damaging their vehicle. their van was passing near residential buildings at the time of the attack. the exact moment of the strike was caught on camera. the number of be, well, i'm not sure, but you don't when you good enough. when our field grew finished working and we had just started to leave a shut, explode to some 10 to 15 meters away from us trip. now he the driv

so it was invaded plus the latest world news here from r t international pizza. scott, i'll be back again in just over 30 minutes time. but do feel free to check out our website and social media pages in the meantime. i mean, with the zalinski regime is made it clear. it is not interested in any negotiations as russia to end the military conflict. this should not surprise anyone. after all, this has been the position of the bite administration all along. the collective west is intent on supporting this conflict until the last ukrainian maybe, until there is no ukraine last oh, man shook a vision, completed sabotaged training in to get done and served in 3rd reich units as an, as an captain, a secondary command of the nasty girl battalion, he trained ukrainian nationalist cadets. he was awarded to merit crosses and a nazi metal along with montera. he had been an o. u and member from the age of 19, ah, an old artist on the been a sam, mom, a william on that. it does have a in, on those on monday august, if not studies of modern day in my saw there. but just dory us

t. r king. who opened the country to the world market. and he was, you was helper richard nixon and kissinger. they were there and so they, they opened the country and i think most of the, the biggest reasons for the economic growth of that huge country is the opening of the, bought us and taken part in the world market. but the interesting thing is it was a divided country all the time, divided into 21. you have a communist party empower. and on the other hand, you have a more or less capitalist economic system. and, and, and he is on the way to bring it back into socialism. so he's, he's not closing the. busy does but he's more concentrating on the, on the been on the, on the interior market of china. and so that makes the government. busy more authoritarian than it than it be for. all right, let's, let's get the you have a bay jing on a tank and is that something that you agree with? are you why does president she one to 3rd term? is it because he doesn't trust anybody else to carry out his vision? well, when he took over, there were severe problems. corruption was one of them and they need

support of israel. la, set your banga to dates with all the latest news from around the world to feel free to have with r t dot com for more stories. and in depth analysis, i'd be to scott and i'll be back in just over 30 minutes. ah, ah ah, ah plato faces the dilemma member countries are divided on how to proceed regarding ukraine. 9 countries, one membership or ukraine, immediately 21 member countries disagree. then there is the issue of what exactly ukraine is today. is nato willing to liberate the regions that are joining russia? a crate will never be a victory for russia. ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. to milan are made, it comes to last should get the nin cowboys. america forces are and you're not in europe. engage in conflict with russian forces. the american forces are heritage, defend nato allies, for nato escalades, even more indiscretion. military operations become a war when you put the del sips of the girls at dinner show, and that'll the notion is my idea that i see your to us thank team costliest. you got what i mean? we have so you sleep, he

world. mike, on the live speaking to r t will ukraine is now demanding fast track membership to nato. but just the hours after making that request, the alliance is chief, didn't appear so that comedy jordan greener the fact. so we have already made our way to nature b to day ukraine is applying to do the gerais. where taken our defining stab by signing ukraine supplications will fast track accession to nato's animal, or the seasonal membership, of course, has to be taken by all 3rd allies. and we take these decisions by consensus, or our focus now is on providing an immediate support to ukraine and to help ukraine defend itself against the, the russian, brutal invasion. while some reaction from political science as marks loading, he says ukraine shouldn't hang its hopes and being brought into the alliance. i do not believe that it is on the table for ukraine to be brought into nato at the point because there is too much disagreement within nato. certainly, hungary, but several other countries as well. certainly are not willing to bring ukraine in when that would automatically, at this

r. t. one of the kremlin chief propagandists alluded to the 2nd world war went stallion had soviet generals, shot after nazi germany invaded, and the russian army had to retreat. there were also, there was also very harsh criticism towards the ministry of defense from close puting allies. if guinea pri gozine, who is at the head of wagner and recently came out saying he was indeed in charge of the mercenary group and a rums and cut dear of the infamous leader of chechnya. both criticized the mystery of defense. prejudge and said that the generals should be sent to the front, bare foot armed with machine guns. and so of course, these are very, very harsh words and, but i wouldn't and under esther, i wouldn't overestimate this criticism. some people have been saying that these close putin allies have been undermining putin. there are also the possible there's also the possibility that you know, and they are vying for more influence and power. and this is the time where there is more a possibility for fluctuation and moving to the top and russian leads. and, but nevertheless, it, you know, thi

r t dot com. in the meantime, though, we are back soon with ah, ah, when i would show the wrong one, i just don't a whole new world to shape out the scene because the african an engagement across the trail. ah, when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. won't do it. is this the best of both? no issue. my good mobile, when you vision annual g d p per capita is about 4000 euros. last does that. we've got drugs. follow normal dollar, the america with ashley, a man. i got a new primary coffee seal group actually in cuba, near prince william for just one. hm. hold on to pick massive miniature la laws thought they would have thought of. unemployment is off the charts, moldova territorial integrity and sovereignty are we respect no better than the country which enjoys financial support from the u. s. and the youth is constantly roth by political and corruption scandals. but all that didn't stop moldova obtaining each candidate status in 2022. ah ah mm. my down 2014, neo nazis roy's to power. the extermination of ukraine's russian speaking populations, ideas of confrontation between 2

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going back to now is, you know, we're not going back to bipolar system even before world war 2, because that was a multiple r t, but only with european powers and united states. what we're going back to now is truly global, or multiple archie was, you know, china and you know, soon in there like all of this in non western countries is taking the top seats. this is something we never had before. so i can understand why, you know, a fellow like, you know what, i am going back to the colonial electrical, the rule of the jungle and europe is a jungle, is unless we go in and civilized the jungle, doesn't we? our garden, if you don't see less jungle, it will invade us. this is their enforcement rhetoric, but it does reflect that we can't really imagine this a new world order, which is now coming. i mean, it's not in the future is already here, and it's happening very, very fast. which is why it's difficult to adjust. well, i would follow up on that. i would say that i used to work global agenda gemini and my introduction to the global hedge. i'm on when it sees its power cd, it will lash out, and i think that's exac

world. this is our international, i'm rachel blevins and these are the top stories this our r t has obtained an internal document of the o. s. c e mission and the dog bass showing the mission as a parent reluctance to push for a patient violence in the region. eager is it on not has the details. impartiality balance and a ban on bias. these principles run like a golden thread through countless memos. we find at this abandoned and battered osi headquarters, but as we dig deeper into the debris of the mission, both literally and figuratively, turns out the staff openly scorned at these cornerstone standards. the missions main purpose was to document any violations of the cease fire agreement and act as a tool for deterring aggression. this thin stack of papers never meant to be seen by the public sheds light on to house. such events were treated according to this oversee staff, stationary forward patrol based on the ukrainian control territory. they were alerted to what they themselves describe as outgoing artillery fire mortar rounds coming from about 500 meters north of this forward patrol b

they say kim jong-un's missile test is undermining the safety in the world. rs 5 times faste r and we're saving a t to shipstation.com /tv d get 2 months free. >> take a look at this dramatic rescue. we are continuing to monitor the impact of hurricane ian. a sheriff marine unit plucked two people from a sailboat. it was one of the rescues by land, sea and air during and after the storm. many people were in their homes or stranded on the rooftops. early estimates put damage from ian high as $47 billion. north korea hered two short range ballistic missiles after conducting others. and kim jong-un launched the missiles before and after vice-president harris visited the zone on thursday. south korea called it a serious provocation. they joining live with more on this? >> reporter: hi, layla, you heard strong words on the armed forces day in south korea from the south korea president who is known to be hawkish on north korea. he vowed and determined an overwhelming response if north korea uses nuclear weapons. north korea made themselves as a nuclear state. that is why they are called, it is not happen

kremlin media machine, the state on russia for date, and c, r t spoke neck, even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube. with the 2nd world war affected millions of people. during the conflict, the balance of power was held by the leaders of 3 nations, the united kingdom, the united states, and the ussr that be dying. when they go to the main tried cristo, keep up as not because hitler was weak and knew he would wake and he was bluffing. he was the major political figure. certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century when they wish to report the germans of the germans or when we support the russians. and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. the redrawing of european borders had begun britain and the united states, and then just plan to attack the ussr was working to survive. russia had to be sacrifice uses, which be like, and dish davis. mr. boy from us is dollar of summer holiday capital and mature malice. hello no. why not? the cold war had begun. the general dentist do not strictly legit but isn't so money and better deals of the n

world. welcome to moscow on the global use, ron dump on r t. i'm, you know, need ukrainian military intelligence organize they. crimean bridge blast knob is according to russia's federal security service. the fs b says 8 people have been arrested in connection with the attack. the agency also states that explosives were hidden in a truck carrying rolls of plastic construction wrap. the explosive device was camouflaged inside rolls of polyethylene, construction sheeting, material on $22.00, pallets with a total weight of 22770 kilograms. and in early august, this year was sent from the c port of odessa to the bulgarian city of ruth on rena cost for join us now in the studio with more on what has been quite a lot of developments at this wedding. this. they take us through marine and then with the russian security service concluded, yes, while the assets be along with russia, security services, they found that the man who orchestrated this was ukraine's spy chief and actually the intelligence services of ukraine over saw the bomb transportation. 5

world news. do you feel free to head over to r t dot com for more stories and analysis? i'd be discuss bucher in around 30 minutes time. i'll see a what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is offensive, very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk with . ah tony, welcome to worlds apart. this extend adversarial, the cuban missile crisis which fell this month might have been of interest only to a specialist historian if it weren't for the renewed confrontation between moscow and washington. with the spread of nuclear strikes, making a come back into the public consciousness. can we still learn anything from the way the 2 nations dealt with potentially apocalyptic animosity back in 962? well, to discuss it and now joined by norman solomon, executive director for the institute for public accuracy, author or war made easy. how presidents and pundits keep spinning us to death. this is solomon

he arrived at the pulling station, wearing a yellow and green t shirt with the world, brazil, which in on it boston r. o told journalists he's confident that he will when he's previously signaled he may, may refuse to accept different failing. the countries, electronic voting machines are prone to fraud, rajo romani what matters is the voice of the people. what matters is that clean elections and about problems made the best when a will you recognize the result of the election? well, we have correspond standing by in both brazilian and in south palo. let's start with our latin america and is salisia newman in south palo, where lula has his head for his hi there, lucille. and what are you hearing and seeing in brazil's largest city, there have been complaints of violence or at least irregularities as, as some fear. but what's been happening well, this is indeed the largest city of, of the largest number of voters. it's been the battle ground for both candidates until now. it has been very, very peaceful irregularities, plenty of them. but it seems that nobody is too upset because both of the, the supp

t. asia is playing a vital role in creating a multi port world. the remarks came from russian president vladimir as he addressed members of peace and security, somebody in catholics, them r t. maria flushed and was in attendance at the event label the conference on the interaction and confidence building in asia. we already heard plenty of strong words just as we expected here in aston us speaking at the stick summit of the conference on interaction and confidence building measures in asia, one more important stressed that today's mitten is strategically. very important has it comes at the time of new world, otens centric one, the world wide report. the pointed out is finally really becoming multi polar and asia indeed plays a very important role in these global changes. one report and also spoke a lot about global current challenges such as terrorism and poverty. he called on getting rid of all artificial obstacles and suggestive global financial system should be reconsidered. let's take a listen. give them a heads up when the world is becoming truly multi polar and asia plays a key role rushes, making every effort to provide critical products to countries in need. we c

the state on russia for date and sports r t sport that even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube with ah, the 2nd world war i think 2 millions of people during the conflict, the balance of power was held by the leaders of 3 nations the united kingdom, the united states and the ussr ah march the 30.

world. that's how singer ports prime minister has responded to the u . s. move of imposing restrictions on tech exports to china. and also ahead this r t news our we had fallen behind russia and especially china, experts and officials had met during a pentagon arm supplier panel that the largest defense spender in the world is a disadvantage when it comes with bringing you the big developments every hour of the day, this is our team international. i'm you know, the latest. let's get to our top story today. relentless shelling of the city of danielle by ukrainian forces has seen one civilian killed and 6 others injured in the past 24 hours. according to local authorities, a local administrative fis on the bank were severely damaged as well earlier on thursday, shock waves from the shelling shattered windows in nearby buildings with glass and shrub though, strewn across the administration side. the attacks come shortly after vladimir putin declared marshal law in the for new territory. that recently voted to join russia. the russian leader sees the decision to impose the measures, comes in response to quote, terrorist threats from ukrain

r t dot com. ah ah ah ah with mm ah come on the welcome to worlds of western media. now it wash with articles about how bravely the criminal has miscalculated strategy in your brain. failing to achieve a blessed, great and having to adjust its military operation there. the couple of times, and yet moscow is ready to welcome back some of its historical lands with the overwhelming support of the people to lead their, unlike many with western adversaries, it's managed to keep its budget. developmental goals, mostly intact, has of log in to put in, miscalculated the western response, or has the west miscalculated calculations well to discuss it, i'm now joined by a senior fellow at the washington base institute for china, america studies. it's a, it's a very rare treat for me to speak to anyone who is based in the washington. so i'm very grateful for your time and i'm looking forward to an honest and an electrically rather than propaganda driven conversation. thank you for the invitation. miss michael, i'm looking forward to the conclusion to now you wrote not so long ag

you can get your updates either via r t dot com or check out all these numerous telegram ah, with me. hello and welcome to worlds apart, rushes massive retaliation for ukraine's attacks on infrastructure as well. the one much closer to home for many craniums, but is it persuasive or frankly frightening enough to change the counter was not only in here, but also in washington. well, to discuss that, i'm now joined by a daniel about adjunct professor of international human rights at the university of pittsburgh school of law professor. and it's good to see you. thank you very much for being available. thank you for having me. now we are recording this conversation on monday afternoon, most good time when before of the russian that strikes upon the ukrainian infrastructure is still unclear. although i, i think we can all admit that it's extremely distressing. on the human level. seeing people sheltering in the subway running, destroyed down the streets, but i think in electrically as a, as a former warrant to respond. and it's kind of predictable, especially in the light of sunday's attack on the crimea bridge, as

r t and join us back. now to west africa will confesses new transitional present as become the world's youngest leader, offering officially confirmed for the post all the captain abraham troy re has been leading the country ever since he is. he spearheaded last month to, to ask a more senior military commander who was backed by france. the former leader lieutenant colonel pool on read the me, they came to pow offer to himself. back in january, the official who was educated in falls has pledged to restore peace and democracy in booking a faster. however, since coming to power, he'd been accused of failing to deal with an islamic militant insurgency. the worse and african region including the piano faster and more, it has been gripped by instability. 3 years back in 2014 fonts. the former colonial power in the air sent an expeditionary force to fight the islamic terrorists there . however, the mission, i have seen little progress, i was recently scaled back following public backlash. molly ordered old french troops out of the country and even accused paris of assisting the terrorist who asked, we asked some local

want to catch up on the story you can do so at r t dot com ah mm. church's goal was to preserve the british empire. the united states wanted an open world in which american dollar could penetrate, which american trade would have access everywhere and to market and to labor had 2 resources around the globe. so they had very different kinds of conflict. the interest with john chill wound stolen of an impending attack on the u. s. s. huh. in the face of great danger, he seeks an alliance with russia. stolen doesn't reply. he doesn't trust churchill. with at 4 o'clock this morning, hitler attacked and invaded russia suddenly, without declaration, the war without even an algae made him. the german bomb rain down from the sky above the russian. that is, russian danger is therefore our danger and the danger of the united state school. 2 days later us, president roosevelt also gives a speech supporting the ussr. but there are other political forces in the united states. territory makes his speech in december of 41 and the senate is as if the russians are when we support the germans at the germans, or when we support the russians and that way, l

the unipolar world it is built is anti democratic, deceitful, and hypocritical, through and through by ad what r t 's. maria financing can take us through the key points of the russian leaders historic and the times combative speech. girlie, he story day daryl there on friday like me who has signed the truth is that we actually made the don bus republics of the now it's been la ganske as well as the 2 regions all kit saw an end up her raw. she had part of russia and they are now russian regions. it's dan wagman has sad, and russia will never betray them. these are it's, the president gave very indeed emotional speech before the signing. and he talked a lot about the people of the don bus region and all saw and ends up a rajah that they feel and they are connected to her. russia. why couldn't called on to come back to go. she was that they believe this conflict should your feel be resolved peacefully. this is what, why couldn't had to say to him, please give me call on the key of regime to immediately cease fire. all hall. still, it is the word on least back in 2014 and returned to the negotiating

world today . more detail to that meeting right now. being posted as we speak at r t dot com for now the key every force as a reportedly shell, the substation in the region of belgrade, that's russian territory near the ukrainian border. the attack left around 2000 people without power, according to local authorities. grady after a transformer was fitted abroad with locals. also say there are problems with water supplies now, right. as of now we understand. there are no reports of casualties, but i did get a checkup with eagle to donald with the latest from his region. it seems that t of is sort of trying to bite back as for the 2nd consecutive days. it's a major cities and towns are under will almost a constant bombardment and under constant miss allan drone attacks are coming from russia. now russia, of course, is targeting the critical energy infrastructure in ukraine, which is sort of a major shift in its policy towards how it's waging the war in the country. but right now ukraine is trying to retaliate for that and they have indeed targeted, apparently a power st

international as always, plenty more updates on our website r t dot com and we'll be back in bessie minutes with ah ah ah ah, yes, absolutely. well, with the world, with some of the free people, when enough to check with you know sure. somebody who can watch some stuff with all the little money from your top right. we have to deal with with a minute to look it up here at the office. can you with a photo with ah, craig. well, never be a victory for russia. ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. as among armine cons to last, she kept them in common. you doin, america forces are, and you're not in europe. engage in conflict with russian forces. the american forces are heritage, defend nato allies. nato escalates even more in the special military operations become a war door when you put dell sips of girls that never show another 1000 is my idea that i see your to us. thank you. costliest. yeah, i'm here with so you sleep. he should he can, he stops in the bureau for the minute. physical he needs almost play with them. let's you you less a homely distort. finished telling us he wasn't there as he took the col

r. t. teams, i'll never forget, this in 1992. when lorraine johnson was my secretary and i said, lorraine, there is another disaster. because countries were collapsing around the world. there were civil wars, famines. i said, we need to send another d. a. r. t. team out. she said, andrew, there is no one left in the office. you sent everyone out already. there is me and you and the operations guy who does logistics and the contract officer. and that's, it everybody else from the field. you can't send another team out. i realize i had gone too far, but the point was, there was a massive increase in what we call complex emergencies. alex dewall, says the architecture of the international humanitarian response system is what's drove the death rates down. it wasn't just what happened in eight, it wasn't just oh--, he had sent catherine burtiny to wfp, to make wfp to make the premier un agency dealing with not just food, but the logistics system with airports. running convoys and all that, catherine created that. she was there for ten years. it wasn't an accident that she was sent, it was deliberate! they orchestrated the votes of the white house to get her elected as th