the usa department says it's extremely troubled by israel's latest move. we have been clear that advancing settlements is an obstacle to peace and an obstacle to achieving his duty solution. and that certainly is what this legislation would do, would be create new settlements or buildings and legalize outposts. all of this would be further insight tensions and put a negotiated to state solution and further away a magnitude 6.5 earthquake has struck northern afghanistan and ponts of pakistan, killing 11 people. the epicenter was in the hindu kush mountain range near the remote, northern afghan province of but auction in the pakistani city of la whole people rushed outside following the quite and in the afghan capital, kabul, many spent the night outdoors. the tremor was felt as far away as india's capital, new delhi you can't is, parliament has affect sweeping anti gay legislation, which would impose tough new penalties for same sex relationships. offenders could face prison terms of up to 10 years and he be funds the bill will have to be signed by the pres

the usa department has urged iran's government to investigate. i'm gabelle for us, and this is the day. ah . when i stand up, i feel dizzy and my entire body feels lane. none. which means i can't walk. in one of the workshops there was a smell that was like the smell of paint. so we evacuated the students. i feel pain in my chest and when i walk my leg, shake a bit with assigned a special committee to investigate this matter. and this committee is comprised of the best toxicologists at the university professors of damage. ah, also on the day the americans helping migrants to survive the difficult and dangerous journey from mexico to the u. s. pal, texas brooks county is a barrow ground for a lot of my this the work that has to me that nobody else is doin, it will continue it. you know, hopefully, you know, they'll be more resources for this type of work. and to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states and to all of you around the world, a one welcome. iran's health minister says an investigation is underway into allegations that religi

for the culprit in ukraine, a john kirby of the us national security council, formerly of the usa department, john kirby saying washington is not interested about a possible seas far in ukraine, particularly if it's mediated by china. alex, why would washington be against ending the conflict? we've seen the collapse of their financial system over the last couple of weeks here. that truly shows you the power that washington really has nowadays, which is not much they're used to ripping up agreements. they're in to that apparently, and they're up to really no good on the international worldwide, i would say diplomacy levels while the u. s. is scrambling. china is now gain partners one by one with their belt road initiative and through the belt road initiative, investing in other countries. they are once again building a relationship. that is what the world is up against. and i think it's, it's quite challenging for the u. s. he make a very good point, alex, which i'll take over to, to benjamin chow now, because how, how do you think, benjamin, that, that the members of the bricks group of nati

the usa department says it's extremely troubled by israel's latest move. we have been clear that advancing settlements is an obstacle to peace and an obstacle to achieving his duty solution . and that certainly what this legislation would do would be create new settlement or buildings and legalize out post all of this would further insight tensions and put a negotiated to think solution. further away we're getting levy is an author and columnist for the israeli daily paper hurts and he says it change the law shows how the government is willing to go back on past commitments is really retreating from international commitment is or is dying. the seizure of its own supreme court to return the land of those settlements to its private, but as an owners, any also denies law, the law of these against mans which was accepted into some 5 when when is pulled out from gaza. in other words, you can address any word of israel because if a commitment can be turned down like this, with a new government, then they, you know, partners, possible bothers of them says, what,

like he was misinformed, but it also raised a question of whether this was a un official or a usa department spokesperson trying to, to defend a defensive all the president of the u. s. army, syria, illegal by international law. so, and he said that you and was the un form after the 2nd world war 2 to defend international law into it, to prevent a conflict like these from iraq, the but now it seems, the un has been turned to simply another tool to, to justify these illegal invasions and the plundering of a, of this theory as resources. and these are strategies to what a regime change is about controlling well producing areas of syria. what he does allow them to do is to, to pressure the government damascus to, to pressure the people which on top of economic sanctions, the government cannot, cannot use their own resources. that has been the strategy seem to start this war in syria. it has been to oust and the government of the u. s. military has admitted that it's late since hypersonic miss out to us was largely a failure amid concerns. the country has a fallen drastically behind russia and c

between the 2 countries. relations sharply deteriorated over issues with the 2015 nuclear deal, and usa department spokesperson ned price has been done. the presence of iranian ships in the western hemisphere. washington is also preparing new sanctions against iran over russia's military assistance, according to the state department, professor at the university of iran. hi kima vu. maria believes that taking out a regime is a time honored approach by the us u. s. foreign policy in perspective. and clients, and he's an empire is the reality a u. s. by policy, basically look back a century and you see that the history of a united this relations with the rest of the world have been filled with these signs of this kind of mentality. the, the take out the government that they have problem with. you see that the united states basically has to do all vision to look at other countries, either lion or as in any ended definition for our enemies, the country that is good. you know, it's not me independent, updating it, then i could leave it back on major domestic or foreign policy with the i did that is the

in fact, a usa department that has also long 2 ties with george soros. now a, basically what comes out is that the pressure on twitter, in 2021 to delete some for the power them or the counts from that platform. and these accounts war basically, members of the heart, the barking heart, the john party, or the b g p is essentially the political party of indian government is still not even more the unimportant dimension. all george soros feel constituting. he's set to be the man behind repeated attempts of regime change now in india, and remember in due for a general election next year in 2024. now also map tie, be the journalist who basically exposed to the files also disclose that then trust and security chief off to it had examined some of the visa gowns, some of these 40000 gallons that we're talking about. and he basically said that one of these accounts appeared to be real. people had landed councils. digital forensic research lab said a suspected 40000 accounts of being paid employees or possibly volunteers of india as part he had to not have party,

added other 20 and toner, the russian and boston to washington and have been summoned to the usa department due to the collision, commented on the incident and a cold, unacceptable. the activities of the u. s. military. so closed, wrenching order. you didn't what? yeah. what more do we know? i know you mentioned it briefly, but the russian aircraft, which was involved in this collision, was it damaged is well, actually, according to the defense ministry and none of the aircraft have been damaged. and also we know that, well, the ambassador also said that he uses just trying, as russian military position the information that be a record of the turn actually could collect about them. and also, i just wanted to say that the incident was reported to present joe biden. and according to the representative of your national security council, john kirby, the united states, has taken measures to the american turn is not to fall into the wrong hands, which is quite important. and he did not specified a specific measures he was speaking about. so the information is pretty spanish here, even though ever

washington has allocated a new $350 million military aid package to kiev, according to the state department. usa ukraine will be transferred shells. for the previously delivered rso haimar, and bradley infantry vehicles, as well as artillery pieces to combat brunet equipment and personal boats. this is the thirty- fourth aid package for the ukrainian army. total already. at this pentagon for time the current us administration has provided more than $33 billion in military assistance to ukraine continues to fuel the military conflict and europe countries have agreed on a plan to supply kiev with a million ammunition within a year. it will require 2 billion euros, and norway sent eight leopard 2 tanks to ukraine. oslo also allocated funds to kiev for spare parts and ammunition for these vehicles. in addition, the authorities of the kingdom help in organizing the training of ukrainian tankers in poland. the west, fueling ukraine, weapons have become forget the tragedy of world war ii. and what price had to be paid for the sake of liberating the world from fascism, but belarus remembers march 22, it

we want to know what the usa department is funding. and i h resists our requests on the fund.he two things that we need for certain which have led us to believe this came from the lab that are big came because one was leaked, and this was a darpa request. the chinese researchers in china wanted from darpa money to create a virus that looks exactly like covid-19. they asked for in 2018. we turned them down. we did the right thing. we turn them down for once. that is a mean they didn't do the research. many scientists and aha moment. oh my goodness, they asked for my degree something that looks almost like what we got. we don't have coronaviruses a nature which effect people having a fewer in a cleavage site. we're going to stick equally website to allow it to infect humans more. we found out that not because you let us know, not because the nih let us know, they still resist. this is the whole bottle of classification. it's to cover things up. we don't know anything about the 20th a. we had an illegal leak which went to somebody in the media. it's now public. they said the chin

i think it did on only from in i age, put from the state department usa idea and from doing well, red field testified that early on he believed the virus had been engineered and he was excluded from later calls because he took that position. he went on to talk about this paper that it appears was generated, and while he couldn't speak to dr. foundries, motivations for prompting this study. he said that it does appear know that that this study was, was intended to translate and prevents and, and circumvent the idea that cobit was originated in a lab that it was a man made virus. if you really want to be truthful, it's antithetical to science. this was a narrative that was decided that they were going to say, this came from a what market. and they were going to do everything they could, the supported to negate any discussion about the possibility of this came from alarm. now, doctor found you repeatedly denied that the national institute of health had funded gain of rock junction research in 2021. you didn't give money to the woo on lab to do again, the function research that is correct

i think it is on the only from in i age but from the state department usa ideas from dealing to get more details on leslie's cross live now to archie correspondent, caleb martin. caleb, it's good to see you. now were there any other revelations that have gone against the narrative that dr. valgy has pushed? well red field testified that early on he believed the virus had been engineered and he was excluded from later calls because he took that position. and he went on to talk about this paper that it appears was generated, and while he couldn't speak to dr. valgy motivations for prompting this study. he said that it does appear that this study was, was intended to translate and prevent and circumvent the idea that coded was originated in a lab. that it was a man made virus. now essentially, he couldn't speak to found. she's motivation, but facts, they're adding up here that don't look good. here's some of what we heard. if you really want to be truthful, it's antithetical to science. this was a narrative that was decided that they were going to say this came from the market and they were

usa. us agriculture department has released new label requirements on meat, poultry or eggs that use that made in the usa labels will only be allowed if the animals used in the food are born, raised, slaughtered and processed in this country. currently those labels show up on many products from animals that have been imported from other countries. but processed right here in the u. s officials with the department of agriculture are discussing the potential of large scale avian flu vaccine programs for chickens with industry leaders. the outbreak of avian flu has led to the deaths of millions of chickens and drove up the price of eggs. it's the largest outbreak of avian flu ever in the illness has spread to other animals such as foxes, raccoons and bears. the cdc says the risk of the virus spreading to humans is low. people living in one half moon bay neighborhood are on alert this morning after a mountain lion was spotted roaming around their homes. this latest sighting came yesterday morning. one man is sharing his home security video of that big cat right there, walking around his home o

the 24 budget request for the state department and usa idea meets this moment, head on. ah, this budget will sustain our security. economic energy humana trains, or for you brain to ensure the president putin's war remains a strategic failure. it will strengthen our efforts to outcompete the p. r. c. o president biden is firmly committed to advancing a free and open the no pacific. which is why this proposal asked for an 18 percent increase in our budget for that region over f y $23.00. our budget contains both discretionary imagine proposals. we're happy to talk about why we proceeded this way. for new innovative investment, stout p, china, including by enhancing our presence in the region and ensuring that what we and our fellow democracies are able to offer, including maritime security, disease surveillance, clean energy infrastructure. digital technology is more attractive than any alternative. the budget will help us push back on advancing authoritarianism, democratic backsliding by strengthening democracies around the world, including through supporting independent

day , let's talk with my colleague and friend who joins the broadcast from the state to the department of the usa, ostape, i congratulate you, i congratulate yurya, as john kirpi said today, the representative of the white house - one of the topics discussed by joe biden and ursula fonderlein will be yesterday's massive attacks by the russians on the ukrainian energy infrastructure, as the state department comments on the fact that the attacks have begun to intensify again and whether this encourages the west countries to increase their assistance to ukraine in anti-missile defense, of course yulia was also drawn to this in the state department, speaking here from the podium, the department's spokesman nad price said that all the latest russia's attacks are attacks on energy structures, on energy infrastructure, on agricultural warehouses, this is another attempt by putin to subjugate the ukrainian people and make them a hostage, the whole of putin, but they say in the state department, yuliu, that these attempts will not succeed, and the same if russia wants to do so, the west may be tired from

. ♪ will: the usa, the, police department enlisting the help of an artificial intelligence to combatology will help people file complaints for minor assaults, threats, burglaries, thefts, firearms, explosives, vehicle plates, lost or missing profit is the wave of the future as progressives push to defund the police? austin police association president thomas see real joins us now. detective, thanks for being with us this morning. before we get into the ruse of artificial -- the rise of artificial intelligence in austin, help me understand why there's such an officer shortage in that city. >> suring thanks for having me this morning. a lot of our issues go back to 2017, 2018 when the city council voted down our police contract. you know, we were told that we needed to spend less money so we could hire more cops, and signed a contract in 2018 that we thought would give them the ability to do that and then, you know, over the next two years we saw the defunding movement. you know, ahive and well here in austin, texas, our old council cut 150 vacancies that we had, and we've been in a do

involved in war crimes in ukraine should be punished, this is how the state department answered the question of our correspondent in the usa, dmytro onopchenko , during the briefing. he asked the spokesman of the state department to comment on the video of the shooting of a ukrainian prisoner, which went viral, of course we we know about this terrible video, there are no other words for it. the terrible footage of this unarmed ukrainian being executed after simple words . glory to ukraine simply takes your breath away . this is such barbarism. this is contempt for the basic rules of waging war, basic humanity and decency. russian leaders in the kremlin, when they see these terrible footage, must understand that the international community - including the united states - will do everything possible to ensure that those responsible for this lawlessness from the lowest level to the highest political level are the situation in the chaos of arms supply and the strengthening of air defense were punished, these issues were discussed by the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhnyi with the top military le

this was stated by the ambassador for global criminal justice of the us state department, ben van sack stuck. and against the usa came to the conclusion that the most effective way to ensure responsibility for crimes of aggression involves the creation of the so-called of an internationalized court within the judicial system of ukraine, further direct speech, such a hybrid court will also demonstrate ukraine's leadership in ensuring responsibility for the crime of aggression fully within the framework of the national legal system. the united states is ready to cooperate with ukraine and other countries of the world to provide resources to exchange information with such tribunals in order to achieve comprehensive accountability for international crimes committed in ukraine , the words of the representative of the state department became one of the most decisive statements that testify to the readiness of the united states to facilitate the prosecution of russia for its crimes, but on the other hand, the idea of ​​creating a hybrid tribunal emphasizes the difficulty of holding world leaders accountable for their a

why is there a rainbow bank in the usa that can become the whole rainbow department of transportatione. here he is smiling sweetly in the photo, although, in fact, he is now in the center of a loud scandal. it turns out that he guided the true path in big politics to the mayor of american maryland, who was recently arrested for child pornography in the department of 56 episodes. and what is happening on on the us railroad tracks, one accident after another, either the car went off the rails into the composition of chemicals, then the collapse of propane tanks in florida, then in nebraska they turned over into coal cars a disaster. that's what leads to autism experts say why in any field , whether it be transportation or banking. it can be said that the collapse of the bank exposed the problems , this country is completely going to the existing states, as if some genders are inventing a moral and spiritual abyss upside down, in general in relation to a person to a family, probably, well, maybe, and more manifested punishes those who, well, quite. already on the path of degradation. and

happening , that is, in other words, today's bankrupt in the usa - this is a man-made story made by the hands of the federal reserve system of the department, the usa and of course joseph bytan, who, uh, apparently lost count of money. why because, oddly enough, even the us does not have the ability to print as much money as they want? yes, somewhere approximately, there 5-7-10 years ago, that we can print. as much as you want and nothing for it will be nothing similar. in any case, the philosophical law of transition quantity worked here. uh, well, what kind of situation are they in today, in theory, it is necessary to pour money, as you rightly said, with two trillion dollars, and the atm that has begun, if, uh, banks are now falling banks, quickly support uh, pump up money to sell such options is also possible, then, in principle, this domino effect can be stopped. why? because each other's banks. they're all very closely related to each other. you don't have any money. lend me a loan because i have it there i'll give you the operation. this is how it works, that it turns out that the bank will collapse further, the one from whom it bor

fact, the foreign you a fares committee, that's the question that i went after with the state department of the usat what is the definition of conflict. when you're talking about the economic resource, the poisoning of americans, the cyber warfare, the intellectual property stolen from companies, that is actual conflict. we have to acknowledge the fact that russia, china, iran and north korea are geopolitically aligned. their goal is to eliminate the u.s. dollar from being the world economy. they are going to t cut off western hemisphere supply chain while you attacking our pee he pee he -- petroleum dollar. these are adversaries, we must i'd identify them as adversarie. maria: weren't we talking about the potential for the saudis to use the yu a am n in terms of transacting for oil with china. the foreign minister sent another warning to the united states about supporting taiwan, congressman. you know, they say the ties to the u.s. are going off the rails. so what should the united states be doing now to push back on this this rhetoric from the ccp? >> well, look, at the end of the day, maria, wea

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state department. usabeijing are isolated there are disagreements within the g20, but it is russia and china that find themselves isolated in these frames. the so -called isolation of russia from the rest of the world even before the start of the plenary session. lavrov met with chinese foreign minister qingan of india jai ​​shankar, head of foreign affairs brazil vera and turkish counterpart following the talks. moscow agreed. me and new delhi about strengthening bilateral cooperation, ankara stated that it excludes the possibility of adopting anti-russian sanctions, turkey, as i said, acts very balanced objectively. we are not joining the g20 unilateral sanctions, it is not intended that we immediately solve all the problems and sign a peace treaty, but because the conflict affects everyone in terms of economic energy issues. we will discuss these topics. i hope we will come to an agreement on a joint statement illegal western sanctions against russia does not recognize india trade turnover between count

i think you will see a continuation of very solid budget support usa for ukraine this was a hearing on the budget of the state department, but the main support will be provided through the armed forces committee and the committee on appropriations. this is a difficult situation that , in my opinion, was caused by the actions of the biden administration. this war against american oil and gas is actually financing vladimir putin's war against ukraine i think we can always do more than we are already doing to stop russian aggression in ukraine we we see broad support in the senate for continuing the search for weapons necessary for the defense of ukraine what we can do now is to deliver weapons to ukraine faster we have made commitments that we are slowly fulfilling we need to speed up this process we need to get them planes faster we need to get all of them faster types of ammunition in order for ukrainians to be able to defend themselves kateryna, in fact, the first year of active work of the new convocations of the congress has only just begun, which important meetings in ukraine should we wait for in the coming weeks t

center for international studies associate professor of the department of international relations of odesa national university who is now is in the usadymyr, congratulations, glory to ukraine, good day, glory to the heroes, this summit for democracy is an ordinary protocol story, or are there any political feelings, so to speak, in order to say that they are beginning to deprive certain negotiating tracks, although state secretary anthony blinking said that the task of russia is so to speak , to freeze its own aggression against ukraine , as far as we understand, it is about fixing the temporarily occupied territories in their current status. well, you know. to be honest , there is a lot of attention here in america and this it is assigned to a-and it happens in its turn, that is, it is prepared er-e it is a continuation of mr. biden's efforts to take certain steps in this direction even when he was running for the post of president in the 16th year , actually, i'm sorry here, in the 20th year, he then talked about the fact that he wants to develop this direction, the struggle for democracy and also the accumulation of consolidation

the key regulators in the usa, so there will be representatives from the fdic, from the federal reserve, and also from the federal reserve, and also from the treasury departmente oversights of the bank. we have a preview of what you are likely to hear from the perspective of lawmakers and the chairman of the committee basically said, i understand why many americans are angry and even disgusted at how quickly the government mobilised when a bunch of elites in california were demanding it so that gives you a flavour of where some on the committee will be coming from. from the republican perspective there is also emphasis on what tools the regulators already had and why they did not foresee this happening in the first place. thanks forjoining us. some comments are due out in the next hour and we will touch base with you later to find out. well, as we've been hearing, the trade war between the us and china continues to rumbles on, one of the beneficiaries could be mexico. increasingly, us multinationals are moving their operations closer to home. as a result, cities in northern mexico are seeing a manufacturing boom. 0ur north america business correspondent samir

philippines for example according to the usa account - this was allocated about 3.500 grants by the local community in the field of security and the us state departmenthas allocated $463 million e since 2015, and since 2018 the pentagon has allocated about $250 million to the philippines, which is a lot of money. america is literally showering the philippines with golden rain in the course of the fight against covid, it was seen that $ 4 million was punished by assistance in the field of medical diplomacy, that is, in all directions in the region. uh, she teaches you cooperation in the field of public diplomacy in the field of cultural interaction. work is underway. the information available is updated literally hourly on social media pages. networks of american organizations operating in the region, which is interesting work is staged in this way. that all humanitarian initiatives, as it were, come from the filipinos themselves, american advisers, working in the region, they demonstrate, er, certainly empathy. they are trying to show that it is the filipinos who are in favor of cooperation with the us that the ideas they are promoting are invented b

state to the owner, the embassy of ukraine in the usa will soon send the artifacts home through diplomatic channels, a very big thank you to the departmentmeland security to the american and directly to the border service customs that well, they don't just pay attention to such things and what exactly now , when we are fighting for our independence and for our cultural identity, are they paying attention and on such very important aspects and do not allow the russians to steal our heritage after the artifacts return home, experts must find out exactly where and how the valuables were taken out of ukraine, it is not yet known whether they belonged to any museums, meanwhile, according to the latest data from the ministry of culture from the beginning of the full-scale war the russians uncovered artifacts from almost 40 ukrainian museums, and the damage from looting and destruction of cultural objects is estimated at hundreds of millions of dollars iryna shynkarenko dmytro melnyk voice of america brutal battles around bachmut, attention was focused on the region of ukraine, where underground one of the world's largest deposits of salt, the

usa, the u. s. agriculture department has released new requirements for labels on meat, poultry or eggs that use that made in the usa labels will now only be allowed if the animals used in the food are born, raised and processed in the united states. currently those labels show up and many products from animals that have been imported from other countries. but processed here in the us the fda is expected to decide this summer whether or not to give approval to a new treatment for alzheimer's. according to researchers, the drug quimby slows down the disease from attacking a patient's memory and thinking the drug targets brain plaque. that's a marker of alzheimer's. the fda already granted approval in january for patients in the early stages of the disease. the drug is expected to cost more than $26,000 a year for treatment. a new study underscores the importance of getting a good night's sleep. researchers found people suffering from insomnia are almost 70% more at risk for heart attack compared to those who don't have the sleep disorder. the study was published in the journal of clinical cardiology e

kiev with satellite imagery and drones, citing sources, according to the washington post department of defense usaase of the russian federation, while it could introduce optical reconnaissance. thanks to the cameras. not only the main military naval base of the russian federation was completely in sight of the throne, but also the air base near sevastopol, in particular, the belbe of an american official familiar with the intelligence information, on this issue instructions to terrorize. it's a drone. i would even say the order to russian fighter pilots was given by the highest level of the russian ministry of defense to terrorize breathe through obstacles of any kind. according to cnn, the us sent another la ritter drone to the drone crash site after losing a $55 million drone to stop provocations near the russian border. washington no plans the aggressive approach is a game changer and what the russians end up doing is conducting very aggressive maneuvers against manned and unmanned aerial vehicles. this could have very serious consequences not only in the black sea area, but also in the baltic

department. where was he called? well, after the american reconnaissance strike fell into the black sea ripper drone in the usa, therefore, due to the scandal, the device fell due to a russian fighter. how so? also, it can't be professional. that’s exactly why it’s not only not impossible, but necessary and even necessary, but also why, in fact, it was, on the contrary , very professional, and lika komarov , russian ambassador anatoly antonov, was summoned to the us state department there, according to a diplomat. he was protested about the incident with the american drone that fell into the black sea, antonov himself previously claimed that the situation with the american drone near the borders russia is a quote of a real provocation. i want to emphasize that the russian pilots acted very professionally. there was no contact, there was no use of any weapons by our fighters. and that here is this unmanned aerial vehicle, making a sharp. uh, the u-turn crashed, uh, into space. i think it would be better to meet at the state department, in order to discuss, uh, the problems of bilateral cooperation, let me remind you. the

pro-russian initiatives the usa welcomes the withdrawal of the bill on foreign influence from consideration in the parliament of georgia, the spokesperson of the us state departmentce thought about it at the same time states urged the country's political leaders to work on bringing georgia closer to eu membership, which is what the majority of citizens actually want. we welcome the decision to withdraw the project the law on foreign influence and at the same time we call on the ruling party to officially abandon it and not to support such draft laws, because they are incompatible with georgian and euro-atlantic values , as well as the protection of fundamental freedoms . it is quite obvious that the georgian people once again clearly stated that the only choice for georgia is a safe and prosperous european future, not they agree to destroy it protect yours after a month of service i proved to my brothers that i am not just a woman i am a soldier i carry equipment and weapons on a level i carry out tasks and there is this is the legend about atamansha nastya, she pretended to be with her husband to fight, they found out that ataman was a woman only after nastya 's

the position of the state department, which supported the creation of a tribunal to investigate the crime of russian aggression against ukraine . the option supported by the usa is the creation of an internationalized court within the framework of the ukrainian judicial system. to the responsibility of putin lukashenko and other russian war criminals i and other ukrainian legal organizations support the creation of a special tribunal on aggression in order for this type of the crime did not go unpunished either, and here it is important to create it in such a way that no one doubts that this court is of an international nature and can overcome the plane all the immunities of the highest officials of the state that they have according to international law, and here is a hybrid mechanism in my opinion, it is better to create for the investigation of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. and there were many reports, including from there, dozhdepa, according to which russia was preparing for filtering operations even before the attack on february 24, your organization is engaged in monitoring of war crimes, does similar evidence indicate in your opini

correctly notes the american state department dangerously provocative and created a dangerous president will stop this will stop the conduct of reconnaissance flights in the usae black color no will it have this is some kind of effect for the russian federation, because they are here to demonstrate the political effect, we are the hosts here. well, hardly always . and here is the thing that the ambassador of russia is now called to the us department because of this, or something. what will they say to him there and how can the russians react to it? the meeting took place for half an hour. there he made excuses and said that we were innocent , we did not fire any shots in the direction of this firewood of yours , he fell by himself well, here is such an explanation from, but they say that he was there for a long time, he made excuses, please ask the ambassador work should be taken into account, and not just he just justified it, he justifies that in russia and we didn’t dump any fuel there, but it can’t be, but no, well, if we didn’t blame it, we didn’t blame that drone for me, so who can’t have that there is er data of metrics. and if there are data metrics,

department. i mean c, dtn is banned in nato. nations in britain, it's a banner, i'm sure you'll have one with amazement as every usa network. as if in a totalitarian state covered the chinese spy balloon. as a, as a multi $1000000.00 missiles were sent to destroy it. surely, it's a reputation of china re nato countries in the european union and in the united states as an all time low. oh, that's still true. but remember the u. s. mentality is something very close to. ah, early 19 fifties and his hysterical, i must say that it's kind of penny on where the penny come from, i believe is a deadly combination of 2 historical trains of thinking. populate in the west. now they combine together. when is whenever they think about china? one is the fear of decline. not remember this whole. spangler no philosophy about a decline, the west and united states, in particular, the number one for so long suddenly phasing the possibility of declining is or spangler ism then combined with a racial concept which being popular in late 19th century, that is yellow arrow. so least 2 things joined together really frightens the american of