russia. as if there is no loud statements that the u. s. aim is defeating russia strategically. so it's either utmost cynicism in her parker see or utmost stupidity. we can't call them idiots though. they're not stupid. they wanted to feed us strategically. and you also want to continue to inspect our new killer objects. in this regard, i have to say that russia is forced to suspend our involvement in the new start treaty with a suspension of the 20 could be reversed according to russia's foreign ministry. moscow says a u. s. d escalation is done towards russia would create the conditions for the parts to be fully functional. russia also states is still intends to follow the timeline on a weapons reduction set out in the agreement. but the checks on stockpiles would not be allowed. you start is the last remaining nuclear limitation packed between moscow washington. the deal was signed in 2010 and is set to expire in 3 years. the treaty, curb strategic arsenals, capping nuclear assets of fixed quantities. it also includes on site inspections, to verify compliance or junk of our l

russia's parliament on tuesday. they would signal up us with, with the needle representatives, the u. s. is sending signals and putting out ultimatums to russia. they say you, russia must implicitly do as we have previously agreed to, including the new start treaty, while we the us, or do whatever we want to, or they say there's no connection between the new start treaty issues. and you creaming conflict or other hostile actions by the west towards russia, as if there is no loud statement that the u. s. aim is defeating russia strategically. so it's either utmost cynicism and hypocrisy or utmost stupidity. we can't call them idiots though. they're not stupid. they wanted to feed us strategically and you would also want to continue to inspect our nucular objects. in this regard, i have to say that russia is forced to suspend our involvement in the new start treaty. when the suspension of the treaty could be reversed, according to russia's foreign ministry, moscow says that the u. s. d escalation and its stance towards russia would create the conditions for the pact to fully function. secre

search and rescue teams, including firefighters and humanitarian aid groups, are being sent from the u. russia is also sending rescue workers to both countries, and israel says it's ready to send emergency help to syria. and what would be rare cooperation between the warring neighbors. at least 5 palestinians have been killed . vice railey forces laid near the city of jericho in the occupied. westbank was ready for storm the ac about java come on monday morning. several people including a senior. how much official arrested chile continues to bartlett's deadliest wildfires on record, which have now killed at least $26.00 people. 800 homes have been destroyed more than a 1000 people injured in the blazes, which have been burning since thursday. hate wave is complicating efforts to extinguish the flames. healthcare workers in the united kingdom or on the picket line for their biggest strike, yet nurse is an ambulance crew. se patients are being put at risk by understaffing . unions are demanding better pay on conditions. a government says it can't afford to pay arises fit, they're asking for. wel

russia. as if there's no loud statements that the u. s. aim is defeating russia strategically. so it's either utmost cynicism and hypocrisy or utmost stupidity. we can't call them idiots though. they're not stupid. they want to defeat a strategically. and you also want to continue to inspect our new killer objects. in this regard, i have to say that russia is forced to suspend our involvement in the new start treaty. who knows, the suspension of the treaty could be reversed according to russia's foreign ministry. moscow says a u. s. d escalation and it's aggressive stance. torg, russia, what create the conditions for the path to fully function. russia also states it's still intense to follow the timeline on weapons reductions, sat out in the bilateral agreement that, that checks on stop piles would not be allowed. new star is the last remaining nuclear limitation packed between moscow and washington. the deal was signed in 2010 and is set to expire and 3 years. the treaty, curb strategic arsenals, capping nuclear assets at fixed quantities. it also includes onsite inspections t

a being sent from the u. russia is sending rescue workers to both countries, and israel says it's ready to send emergency help to syria. and what would be a rare cooperation between the warring neighbors with united nations is also deploying teams to quake affected areas. christian salumi as more in the you and response from its headquarters in new york. the you want to funding assessment teams to, to kia and syria where humanitarian relief was already in great demand due to more than a decade of civil war. in fact, some 2700000 syrians have been dependent on you and aid coming across the border from cher, kia and the u. n. does expect that those efforts will be hampered as a result of the earthquake. but series ambassador to the un says they will not allow additional border crossings. inter rebel held areas. we are ready to work with all who wanted to provide syrian from insights. so axis from inside syria are fish. so if anyone would like to help syria, they can coordinate with the government and we will be ready to do so. you and says that hospitals are overwhelmed and there's a dire

u. russia is also sending rescue workers to both countries. israel says it's ready to send emergency help to, sir. it will be read corporation between the warring neighbors. at least 5 palestinians have been killed by his railey forces, lay near the city of jericho, and they all died. westbank, israeli forces stone, the acrobat shabby a camp on monday morning. several people including a senior hammock official, were arrested firefighters in chile continue to battle, the deadliest fires on record which have now killed at least $26.00 people. 800 homes have been destroyed and more than a 1000 people injured in the fires, which have been burning since thursday. the heat wave is complicating efforts to extinguished the flames. so those are the headlines. the news continues now to 0 after people and power food in glorious food stadium. thanks so much. bitcoin block chain and crypto guarantees. disruptive technology join with me and introducing a bill to outlaw crypto currency all the way to a fair, a financial system with big open for software because we don't want money without paying fo

u. s. would not play ball with the sanisha government. so they been forced, again, as they were after 1979 to line with russia. so they've gone back to their old ally, ah, to get support in, in the face of continued opposition from the us. so, i mean, the lesson is that, that the u. s. and by the way, he mentioned no chance king, we can mention him again, what all you say. and he said this during the old cold war with the soviet union, but it still app today. he said, what, what the us would would do is force a country to align with the soviet union, you know, through violence and economic threats and then blame them for wanting with the so you'd right, that would be a pretext then for more belligerents. and that's exactly what we're seeing today, right? the us bullies a country like nicaragua, freezes them out economically, and then forces them to align with china to align with russia, and then blamed them for billing. and that's what is happening. president ortega is now being described as something of a firebrand in the west after his 2022 u. n. g, a. a parents where he ripped into fellow latin american lite

u. s. the queued russia a violating the new start treaty by prohibiting inspection. the russian ambassador to the u. s. says, given the war in ukraine, it would be imprudent to allow the american military on to its soil. russia says it will honor the treaties, other terms, even so this is generated fear in the us that the new start treaty could collapse before it expires in 2026. meanwhile, the number of acknowledged nuclear states remained small. but nuclear no, how is spreading? that means treaties like the new start, may no longer be the most urgent topic on the non proliferation agenda. as for russia, the government maintains it would only use a nuclear weapon if attacked or facing a major threat. some analysts believe going forward, the country will rely more on what's called non strategic nuclear weapons, with short ranges, as it did during the 19 seventy's and eighty's crises between russia and the u. s. in the past have been averted through diplomacy. but with relations between the nato alliance and moscow on edge over the war in ukraine, much will be needed i

u. s. against arming russia. you are a secretary of state antony blinking, and one ye met on the sidelines of the munich security conference in germany. in later interviews, blinker revealed that the u. s. had information that china was planning to provide legal support to russia in its war in ukraine, and that such support would carry consequences for b ging, i think we also had an opportunity to talk about the russian aggression against ukraine. we're here in munich and many of the country sure, focused as we are on that aggression. and one of the things that i shared with him was a growing concern on our part. the china is considering providing legal support to russia and its aggression against ukraine. and i made clear as president biden has almost from day one with president she that, that would have serious consequences in our own relationship. and beijing has responded by using the us of spreading false information and caution date on finger pointing on china, russia relations. but let's get more context on

rescue teams, including firefighters and humanitarian aid organizations of being sent from the u . russia is also sending rescue workers to both countries. and israel says it's ready to send emergency help to syria in what would be rare cooperation between the warring neighbors famous landmarks and archaeological sites in syria and took you were damaged by the powerful squeaks sections of a citadel in the northern syrian city of a leper collapse. leper is renowned for its ancient unesco listed historic center and its centuries old covered markets. the exterior of historic type castle also crumbled castile was built in about the 2nd and 3rd century. it's a popular tourist attraction and goes into ah, went on, you are news now and is ready. forces have killed at least 5 palestinians during a raid on a refugee camp in jericho in the occupied west bank. israel's, as 2 of those killed, were involved in a gun attack that happened late last month. did abraham reports from jericho, which has been under 9 de israeli blockade since that attack was, is there a number counting? the deadline was impos

search and rescue teams, including firefighters and humanitarian aid groups, are being sent from the u. russia is also sending rescue workers to both countries, and israel says it's ready to send emergency health to syria. what would be rare, cooperation between the warring neighbors time for a short break here not 0. when we come back is ready, forces kill 5 is to me. and during the latest rain in a refugee camp journey, a continue to battle. blazes that have killed dozens of mormons. ah hello. they was got in east asia. we've got some unusually wet weather, affecting southern areas of japan from the area of low pressure. it is working its way further east, but it's likely to drench. can you shoe and pull across into more southern areas of han shoe on tuesday into wednesday? it does start to move away and we'll see more in the way of snow coming back into western areas of high dose stretching down into those western areas of han shoe. behind that high pressure has been in charge across the north of china and the korean peninsula, bringing more in the way of settled weather and sunshine for pl

u. s. and russia. so this is really considered a bad sign, but in past weeks, both the u. s. and nato, as a whole, have accused russia violating news start, which has, of course, led to the russians not being willing to sit at a table with them. but yeah, i think people are pretty alarmed as this is the last major arms control treaty between the 2 sides. and we did the focus of today's meeting in brussels was actually european weapons did in european weapons for ukraine. what do we know so far? tell us more. that's right, the situation is so dire for ukraine right now, brent, that we're seeing initiatives come in from everywhere. today's meeting between a stilton berg and the high representative just burrell and ukraine's foreign minister, demitra kula was actually the 1st time a year into this war. that all 3 of them have sat around a table and tried to figure out what role each could play in getting more deliveries to ukraine and was particularly pressing at this moment is ammunition. ukraine warns that it may run out of ammunition. so we've, we've got a proposal on the tabl

u. russia is also sending rescue workers to both countries. and israel says it's ready to send emergency help to syria in what would be rare corporation between the warring neighbors. and in other news, at least 5 palestinians had been killed by israeli forces during a raid near the city of jericho in the occupied west bank. so any forces stormed the acrobat jabber camp on monday morning with the aim of capturing a group of hamas fighters. israel says to the individuals killed were involved in a gun attack late last month. fire fighters in chile continue to battle the deadliest fires on record. at these 26 people have been killed. 800 homes have been destroyed, and more than a 1000 people injured in the fire would have been raging since thursday. the stream is next examining the controversy surrounding of proposed police training center being built in the your city of atlanta to say with us for that i'll be back with more news straight off was 5 now i care about healthy us engages with the rest of the world i cover foreign policy, national pur

russia. ah, me often numerous such as s b. u officers reported they'd found orthodox magazines printed in russia. the s b u didn't care that these publications were religious and had been printed more than 3 years before. oh maybe, but they were from moscow in ukraine. it's long been recently enough to condemn any orthodox christian attack in prison and even kill them.

u. s. in russia and the u. s. can, can represent you crazed us interest without having ukraine at the table while, ah, mister pine, i think we are very optimistic, but maybe that's the american spirit i. i hope that i definitely join your hopes for peace and for a rational way to the ceasefire. we have tended there, but i'm very, very grateful for your time today think and thank you very much and thank you for watching hope to sir again, and we'll define ah ah, well mister barton goes to the care of the west. president's unannounced trip can be interpreted in a number of ways, is one of them an active desperation to keep washington's coalition of the willing together just before the anticipated russian offensive. we will soon find out in the 1950s, the us used former nancy's against the soviet union in the 21st century. they engineered kuta, the fish, the former soviet republic, into on confrontation with moscow. will certainly if the united states and the u. k . and the rest of the western world had not engaged i

russia. and vladimir putin will never be able to crush the will of ukrainians to be free. addressing cheering crowds in warsaw the u. s. presidents at the united states and the west do not want to destroy russia, as putin has claimed biden's at the war, and ukraine has hardened western, resolved to defend democracy. and he insisted. nato today is stronger than ever. one year under this war, no longer doubts the strength of our coalition. but he still doubt chartered vixen . he doubts our faint power. he dodge our continued support for ukraine. he dodged with our nato can remain unified. but there should be no doubt our support, if for grant will not waver, naida will not be divided and we will not tire and a for more on bite and speech and right now in the studio by washington correspondent. so he's on the scandal and in warsaw at the royal castle, we have our brussels bureau chief, alexandra phenomena warm. welcome to you both, alexandra, let's start with you. is this speech from bite and what poland and european allies were hoping to hear? well, i think that biden's main message was exactly what his audience here

didi of you. news lie from berlin. world leaders warn russia of the consequences of its aggression in ukraine. these are crimes against humanity. the u. s. vice president tells them unit security conference that russia must be held to account. plus ukraine is also in the spotlight at this year's berlin film festival. president. a lot of mir zalinski is the subject of a new film by us actor sean pan, who followed the ukranian leader before and after the russian invasion ah. on pablo foliage, welcome to the program. international leaders gathered in munich have affirmed their long term support for ukraine, against russia's aggression day 2 of the munich security conference, or colds for collective action, with just days to go to the 1st anniversary of the war. there was agreement that the conflict can only and justly when russia withdraws its troops. a busy day of international diplomacy to graham with ukraine at the top of the agenda, germany taking the lead in presenting a united front among the western partners. germany will help ukraine for as long as it takes together with our european and transatlantic allies and are made clear u

u. s. aim is defeating russia strategically. so it's either utmost cynicism and hypocrisy or utmost stupidity. we can't call them idiots though. they're not stupid. they wanted to feed us strategically and also want to continue to inspect our new killer objects. in this regard, i have to say that russia is forced to suspend our involvement in the new start treaty leave. the suspension of the treaty can be reversed according to russia's foreign ministry. mazda says a u. s. t escalation and its aggressive stance would quote, create the conditions for the path to fully function rush, also states. it still intends to follow the timeline on weapons reductions set out in the bilateral agreement. but that checks on stockpiles would not be allowed. a reminder, new star, a nuclear limitation, packed between moscow and washington was signed in 2010. it is set to expire in 3 years. the treaty sets curved on both countries, strategic arsenals, and includes on site inspections to verify compliance. roach has moved to suspended participation

u. s. and russia may now be in jeopardy. washington accuses moscow violating the new start treaty by banning inspections. a treaty is set to expire in 2026, and i shall name reports on what some fear could be a significant shift in strategies surrounding nuclear weapons. for more than 75 years, the united states and russia have been the primary players in the nuclear arms race . the 2 global powers still possess 90 percent of the world's nuclear warheads. since 2011, they've abided by an agreement limiting both their nuclear warheads and the missiles that the liver them ratifying. a freebie like start isn't about winning a victory for an administration or political party. it's about the safety and security of the united states of america. but earlier this week, the u. s. accused russia violating the new start treaty by prohibiting inspection. the russian ambassador to the us says, given the war in ukraine, it would be imprudent to allow the american military on to its soil. russia says it will honor the treaties, other terms

u. s. in russia and the u. s can, can represent you crazed us interest without having ukraine at the table while. ah, mister pine, i think we are very optimistic, but maybe that's the american spirit i. i hope that i definitely join your hopes for peace and for a rational way to the ceasefire. we have tended there, but i'm very, very grateful for your time today. think and thank you very much and thank you for watching hope to sir. again, unable to find ah ah, ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah, lou needs to come to the russian state. little never the tires on the nose landscaping with rural van in the european union. the kremlin media machine, the state on to russia for date, and our t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube with mm ah, the lives of this, our russian brother. but it is soon said to give his annual speech to the country to parliament, the anniversary of the operations to crane a yet another series of earthquake with 6 people reported killed in about 300 of them ended as a whole. pre

and obviously russia, the u. e said, on the other hand, we emphasize the importance of the findings of this team in the next council session, referring to an assessment team that's been there. and as for the u. s. the biden administration, they just went, you know, it's an indisputable assad regime. killed 43 men, women, and children. what did you make of this, o, b, c, w, conclusive report. as it's been reported in the west of chemical weapons, use inner, undeniable, and dispute. it is the adjective that they've put to what, what they do on what they presented is dispute. it is denied by even the expert who came to see leanne 2 way on. the obviously that due to board is absolutely critical . i have nothing to do. i let them now extend to hand the people hard talk about human lives. all along. the less does. it has been proven is according to its political agenda. it has no human consideration whatsoever. so do you think fernando ariah's, the boss of the o, p. c, w is basically a what a ne do agent that i, that i

russia while except for german foreign minister. and alina barbara, who apparently didn't get the memo, and said at a council of europe meeting recently, that the e. u wasn't war with russia, but the french military is nonetheless now holding a massive military exercise the largest in 30 years. it's called ryan 23. so a ryan 2023. and it was decided back in 2020. in preparation for what it's commander, nikolai didn't know, describes as quote, the return of big operations on french soil. orion 23 main objectives refocused training on armies on modern conflicts. in particular, high intensity, evaluate internal command capabilities for large scale operation. so this exercise comes after years of france focusing primarily on counterterrorism. and counter insurgency. seems like a really strange thing to have figured necessary way back in 2020, to have french soldiers storming the beaches of the south of france. 7000 francs soldiers are involved in these maneuvers and they last until march they started just a few days ago. it's getting increasingly difficult to hear western officials paying lip service to peace. under all this belligerent talk and bellige

u. s. officials pushing the russia gate narrative. so back when talk of russian bots and trolls was all the buzz in american mainstream media. an organization called hamilton 68 found its way into the headlines tracking accounts. they said were russian fake accounts. russian bots went to work feeding the opportunity to spread inflammatory messages on social media. russian election interference traces back to a so called bought factory in st. petersburg. except now we find out they weren't russians at all. this is what mat tie you. bay reports after going through the twitter e mails released to him by a law mosque. there was a, an organization called hamilton, 68. their secret sauce was a list of 600 accounts. they said were winked to russian influence. well, in the twitter files we found, the list is full of real americans and what they basically did as a fraud. hamilton 68, wasn't just some random internet blog. it was a project of the alliance for securing democracy. on its board of advisors were many prominent people, including joh

u. s. naval crew that fit the description and location of those who could have committed the sabotage of russia's gnawed stream pipelines in the baltic c. i had a leading the administration role in the june 22 bought offs. military exercises near boar and home island, denmark a u. s military helicopter arrived carrying a group of men who were supposed to be u. s. navy anti mind personnel. the thing i found odd was that they claimed to be there to search for underwater mines. however, they lack the equipment for such exercises. their equipment consisted of the latest navy issue, deep diving underwater, re breathers, and some small hard box cases. we called them, pelicans. they took their boat off shore, not to the area where the simulated minds replaced, but to an entirely different location. after the exercise was over and they returned almost all of their pelicans were missing. well, earlier john, my dog and i joined my colleague what i me me in the studio to discuss the letter and what was revealed. now he said the sabotage of the notary pipelines essentially amounted to a terror attack. and wa

the new start treaty placed limits on the total number of long range nuclear weapons that both russia and the u. s could have many fear that russia's suspension only increases the risk of a new killer confrontation van with you, but in a fiery address outside poland, royal castle in warsaw. u. s. president joe biden chose not to rise to the bait artist, but instead he presented a very different view of the conflict. so that i, i speak once more to the people of russia. did i say this is of your do not seek to control or destroy russia? the west was not plotting to attack russia, as food said to day. and millions of russian citizens only want to live in peace with their neighbors are not the enemy. just a day off to his historic visit to cave biden drove home the message that western support for ukraine will last as long as it takes one year to this war, who no longer doubts the strength of our coalition. but he still doubts our conviction. but there should be no doubt our support if re gray will not waver. naida will not be divided and we will not tire given eyes as the one year anniversary of

leaving soon out of the suspension of the treaty could be reversed according to russia's foreign ministry. moscow says a u. s. t escalation and its aggressive san tor g. russia would create the conditions for the pact to fully function rash, also states it's still intense to follow the timeline on weapons reductions set out in the bilateral agreement. but that checks on stock piles would not be allowed. new star is the last remaining nuclear limitation packed between moscow and washington. the deal was signed in 2010, and is set to expire. and 3 years, the treaty, curb strategic arsenals, capping nuclear assets at fixed quantities. it also includes on site inspections to verify compliance. yon co valet political analyst and senior editor for issue insights says the us stance toward russia makes it clear why moscow decided to suspend its participation in the treaty. it's not a surprise that the government of the russian federation would suspend and it was important that he used the word suspend. he didn't use the word abrogate, remove marine, renounce. it makes sense here from, from his perspective, the ru

russia. so i think this discrimination in treatment of india is because the u. s. is theory died there, a strategic partnership with india against china and russia would be harms. well, thank you for coming in the program and sharing your thoughts on a whole lot of issues there, independent journalists, cetera, said dickie on our t. thanks for the un peacekeepers have killed 8 civilians and wounded 28 others in the democratic republic of congo that occurred after protesters slashed with the mission over its lack of progress in combating militants in the region where there is a rising anti us sentiment in the central african countries, locals, believe the peacekeepers haven't done enough to defend civilians from the 23 insurgency group near the red one that border the un body safe. it strips open fire only to protect themselves. the convoy was attacked by demonstrators who had previously barricaded the road with large stones forcing the convoy to stop the civilians died, while peacekeepers tried to protect the convoy. well, the clash happened about 10 kilometers from

and the arms control agreements is the last remaining between russia and the u. s. newton made the comments during a wide ranging address to his nation, including they want to delivers a strategic defeat live. i have to say that russia suspends its participation in new starts treated. russia does not abandon the treaty, but suspends its participation. now, before resuming the discussion, we must 1st understand what to countries of north atlantic alliance like frogs and great britain aspire for. and how will we take the strategic arsenals into account? well younger? well, let's get more on that speech now from our correspondent in moscow, us on, i've been job aid. what it is, the law st. he between these 2 countries are a chair about 90 percent of the world's nuclear warheads. so the treaty which was, are going to work to words and has been working towards a reduction in weapons and nuclear disarmament as it's a wider goal. and the vladimir putin. you heard saying that he's not pulling out of this treaty. he is going to suspended a thing that the, you know, he has inf

d w. news alive from berlin, world leaders, board, russia of the consequences of its aggression in you pray. these are crimes against humanity. the u. s. vice president tell the munich security conference that russia must be held to account and in the buddhist league are mentioned in gaillard. bar sir, but legally it is by him. unique this 2nd defeat of the season. that angle coming up in school. ah, i'm all on psycho welcome to the program. international leaders gathered in munich have a firm there long term support for ukraine against russia aggression day 2 of the munich security conference. so calls for collective action with just days to go to the 1st anniversary of the war. there was agreement that the conflict can only and justly when russia withdraws its troops. a busy day of international diplomacy to ukrainian with ukraine at the top of the agenda. germany taking the lead in presenting a united front among the western partners. germany will help ukraine for as long as it takes together with our european and trans atlantic allies and are made clear ukraine must win the war. when late is determined to expand the alliance th

that's why had to come to russia because the u. s. government wanted to do my secrets. my sources for postings, when i was living in the us, they even rated my home and i had to flee here to russia. and i, i know the misconception is that i'm pro russian, but i'm really, i'm pro truth. what the united states did is, is a war crime. not only is that a war crime, but this one of the worst ecological disasters ever created by man. it's basically a terrorist attack. they say that they don't want to escalate this war, but they're doing all this stuff in secret to escalate this war and then are blaming russia for it. it's, it's absurd and they got caught. yet again, is it fair to say that a lot of americans don't really know what's going on and the taxpayers that, that the tax dollars and how it's being spent. and there's a certain aspect of people that do know, but this is faith, a lot of people's livelihoods in america, do you think they could change to the future? i think they are slowly changing because people now are realizing slowly as information is trickling out, that

u. s. policy here. and the reason i say that is, we know this is about russia, this is about u. s. versus russia to contain control, destroy russia in some way. we can russia, we have, we have the rand documents to show that that's the objective. but the military understands, well, the u. s. military today knows, well that they can't take on russia. we, a nato understands the nato officers understand they cannot take on russia. so this, this is kind of a fantasy that they're all kind of, you know, the emperor has no clothes and everyone is notting o body, so beautifully, so powerful, you know, but i think they understand the reality. but the problem for me is the concern that i haven't, i think people should have is that because this is an emotional, ideological kind of conflict on the american side and among nato and great britain and, and even ukraine. that winning a war may not be. well, winning a worse winning the war on their site. that's not possible, but damaging russia causing the amount of chaos that we don't even want to talk about. obviously, chemical nuclear, major destr