u. s. about don't think, get us or don't they get that there. there is a, a theory that it ran was behind the attempted assassination of donald trump as well . keep going. yeah. is it, i'm, is behind everything, you know, i honestly, as i said, they, they, they ultimately evolve in the world. but, you know, here's what's interesting to me about these need of these cards out of keep that they keep bringing up. the sign is theaters when they say, you know, you don't responding down his generals, i brought theirs, etc, etc. you're doing is you're completing you down with a position for jennifer. you're saying you don't. and the people who are opposed to genocide around the same spice you say that's supposed to be a good thing is, is uh the stuff being a genocide or bolting them, asking about population. a good thing. uh, you know, in this case, what is it like? what, what, what is the thinking here? right, is like a 5 year old argument. everything i'm, every one i don't like to get seen on everything and everyone. i don't like it from us. you know,

and he also addressed his concerns about u. s. foreign policy and the actions of the nato alliance and their efforts against the world peace diplomacy is about talking to everyone, even to those be 2. you do not agree on major issues. that's one that you have to tell your colleagues. this is not only unacceptable what's come, dallas really scandalous. the country is being stigmatized in the 21st century jobs because arguing in favor of a diplomatic solution, we are now being under very heavy attacks. political attacks, one of those european politicians who are representing a pro board position. but i have to tell you that such kind of a tax will give us a 3rd the ink cartridge meant to continue our peace mission. his remarks came before the conclusion of the meeting from there he had a bilateral meeting with the russian foreign minister. and we understand that sir gay lab or off the russian foreign minister will be having a number of bilateral meetings with countries represented here at the united nations. he will be here and pre

u. s. so how about up says it has the chain some reading doesn't and suspects accuse of preparing to commit a tax with weapons smuggled into cuba from nearby florida? of course, a lot of the law spanish language style is across the story. it does go most of the m. c a, but presented evidence and details of an organized terrorist plan against the island. information about this event was 1st provided in december 2023. when the forces of the ministry of internal affairs announced that they had neutralize the plan to recruit people on the island to commit acts of violence, as well as sabotaged a note published on sunday in the cuban press, named a cuban citizen living in the united states okay, and to the cuban coast for this purpose, to lead these operations on the island number a identical, i'd say on monday, my names are dennis garcia as far as i've been living with us, say, since august 2014. i'm submitting this application voluntarily to assist the processing of my illegal entry into the country to north more times this semester. i don't really all kinds of evidence were shown, photographs

u. s. presidential biden spoke again about an hour ago from the white house, and during that press conference, he outlined the next steps as this investigation continues. here's what we're going to do 1st. mr. trump is a former president. you're nominated. republican party already receives a heightened level of security and i've been consistent in my direction of the secret service to provide him with every resource capability and protective measure necessary to ensure is continued safety. second, i've directed the head of the secret service to review all security measures for all security matters for the republican national convention, which is scheduled to start tomorrow. and 3rd, a direct and independent review and national security. yesterday's rally to assess exactly what happened. and we'll share the results of that independent review with the american people as well. a nearly rise liquid, dw correspondence defense. simon's he was standing outside the white house and he says, security forces are on high list. now let me say the following. it is really imperative to understand that all t

and that is precisely why the foreign minister elaborate was speaking about a permanency for the, for in yeah, in the u. s. c. and india speaks about rubel ruby. i create that we speak about moving forward together and trying that is to move these here despite the west saying very clearly of those as giving out a lot of statements. and i see the rest and media playing headlines or to the tune of western media. i'm not happy with the bright minutes to move these visit, but we have all the tools as to be addressed. yeah. so that's precisely what it is . it is the 2 nations moving forward without any of somebody. well, it seems to suggest to me to that, but including as a near cleaning and as i'm is well and truly a lot. so it's, it's exactly that. and i, when, when you say that we also speak about america at a time when it's not really the simple power that used to be once. and we have to accept that the foreign policies are in defense and the rest of it hasn't been honestly. and what really have the restrictions done to russia the, the, the, the economy, are you moving? yeah, exactly. and the economy is bo

i was on social media, but i was talking about the u. s. foreign policy might change. how do you see the us dollars on the you can call it potentially changing, and then you've in the near future. for sure, if uh tom, uh, can we, in these elect from the, for him fall, the 6 of the us can change maybe very or either kind of uh, because uh, like prompt, uh, what we said uh, he's, uh, interesting in the development of the uh, economy and a 3rd of american people not to increase or so forth, any conflict outside the us, this is very important for them for making the also a lot of comments about the nato and the environment of the us in the natural. so it's very, very far off. i believe that the, the for him politics of the us can change and also in ukraine and you couldn't have conflict. yeah. honestly, you know, there's so much going on in the usa right now. they've got their own problem. let's do think that to bite installs on foreign policy issues such as ukraine could. this is called completed to is declining approval ratings. yes, i think yes, because a lot of america

there's incompetencet wher and there's also willful blindness when you're making bad decisione u ar s about where you're devoting resources because you're focused on nato o and fior you're focused on mas the first lady. when the republican nominee is still stage 130 yards from a roof that didn't even have coverage. r you got to wonder whether this was willful blindness or just incompetence oce or bor both. >> from a d-i senator organization. >> well, i bet zelenskyy had really good security when he was in d.c. recently. they had that area locked down ,so that's good. d i'm glad they protected zelenskyy and they do foreignrud leaders. but donald trump deserved the typeesd the tin that protecn that everyone else is supposed to get. >> he didn't get iant. and until they start giving us answers, americans going y to have theories swirling in their heads. and in a wayou blame you can't e them with all the dribs and drabs coming out. congressman, we appreciate you,o especially what you're saying about fundinssg republicans across the country. listen to what he's saying tonight about that. it's cr

ellsberg, lead to the press, a 7000 page top secret pentagon study on covering years of official lies about u. s. military involvement in the vietnam war. delete documents, known as the pentagon papers were instrumental in exposing the scope and strategy behind the us as war in the region. and many of the time believed that they could change how the world view war decades later, as complex range on in your brain. you're going to need to just the name of the decision making process behind wars remains as mercury is that what we do know is that billions of dollars is spent on weapons and defense contracts every year, making conflict incredibly profitable for stuff that will benefit from work and who are the biggest players behind the war machine? and upfront special daniel ellsberg, the daniel ellsberg, thank you so much for joining me on upfront. a thank you for having a large part of your life's work has been committed to not only raising awareness about the dangers of nuclear weapons, but also the money behind them. in 2020 is depend, demik raged. the 9 nuclear weapons states collectively spent

about. on the tables. there is some kind of sound barrier that might have been caused by to come into construction. and the 1st based off of the ceasefire in gaza, which u. s. corporation. so think talks in egypt, maybe about the board of management. now we affected he's right in costa. so it's a ongoing shop and now i'm also still, once a permanent sci fi is whether it's rejected any deal that would force it to end the war with how mouse left intact. that's a vicious circle. is it not status? it is really the sticking point. how much wants to have this guarantees for permanency is for nathan, y'all wants to keep the into the wall of it, especially with his state. that's a going off for the destruction of how much, how much dropped now it seems that the month for a permanent ceasefire is some kind of pre requested as a precondition for the whole process of exchanging hostages in prison. this is a process that should go in is similar to faces, but how much do the month's, a commitment to a permanent ceasefire before this warranty process of exchange? really, really and so the understanding of the dfacs here are very difficult. some sources say that their ta

i think china is upset about, you know, u. s. l as in partners, you know, foraging relationships with each other. not necessarily about native specifically, but that's an easy target. you know that before countries have a seat at the table at those nato summit, but the, i'd like to know how other nations and the enough is if it view nato's pledge to deepen its involvement in the region. are they concern at all that it might cause tensions between, you know, the great powers, the heat up again, or are they happy to have the us on their side and away? it's a great question and i don't think we know the answer necessarily. you know, my, my thought is, but many other countries in the, in the pacific region don't really know a lot about what made it was doing matter. because frankly, nato isn't present physically in the region made. it was working with its partners there. and sometimes it's uh, you know, observing exercises but, but us l as in partners have in the region but, but nato is physically not present there. so certainly, you

ellsberg, lead to the press, a 7000 page top secret pentagon study on covering years of official lies about u. s. military involvement in the vietnam war, leak documents known as the pentagon papers were instrumental in exposing the scope and strategy behind the us as war in the region. and many of the time believed that they could change how the world view war decades later, as conflicts range on in your brain. you have any interest the name of the decision making process behind wars remains as murphy is that what we do know is that use of dollars is spent on weapons and defense contracts every year, making conflict incredibly profitable for so that will benefit from what, who are the biggest players behind the war machine and up front special daniel ellsberg, the daniel ellsberg. thank you so much for joining me on upfront. thank you for having such a large part of your life's work has been committed to not only raising awareness about the dangers of nuclear weapons, but also the money behind them. in 2020 is a pen. demik raged the 9 nuclear weapons. states collectively spent an estimated $720

u. s. is very concerned about what's happening in georgia and really serious about those changes to its recently cancel, joins military drills to be carried out since 2015 with georgia. as a result of this, it's also sanction meeting members of the georgia dream policy. this is me, the party that should have put that new for transparency to the parliament on the think. what's really interesting here is georgia has been pivoting for quite a while to move west. and now we're seeing that the time when it decides to pursue it, selling agenda things, and it leaves that best buy its own country. it gets criticized and penalized by the west. so it'll be interesting to see whether or not pivot now of the whole spot debate don't want us. this is out into the applicant content. 10 years president has dismissed nearly his entire cabinets. i'm the attorney general off the week. so i'm to government protests. i am today, the new line with the power was given to me by optical 15211525, be constitutional, non sections. one of the sections of the, of these, of the attorney general scott decided to dismiss with

u. s. is very concerned about what's happening in georgia and really serious about those changes to its recently cancelled joins and military drills to be carried out since 2015 with georgia. as a result of this, it's also sanction leading members of the georgia dream policy. this is the party that should have put that new for transparency to the parliament on the think. what's really interesting here is georgia has been pivoting for quite a while to move west. and now we're seeing that a time when it decides to pursue it. settling agenda things and it leaves the best for its own country. it gets criticized and penalized by the west. so it'll be interesting to see whether or not pivot now of the whole spark of base on the 11th of july is for the 1st time want to as the interests of dave all the subordinates of genocide for a un resolution. however, only what was the intent of the balls in the wall recognize which subs say, is western political hypocrisy for more on this all to see. so any billboards today, you moxie, anniversary of a 1995 masika of both me and muslims. is the right rates, a decl

u. s. military targets in about 6 months. that's according to its own reports. plus the united states, africa, kalonde continues its ground and operates, and it was like in somalia. we discussed this so with us the foreign policy expert and also jeremy because morals. he noted that washington's actions around the blue ways speak louder than any us president swats the fine. is the war president any better war hawk? throughout his career, he was a key figure in the us senate to get set of support for the criminal us invasion of a rack that destroyed that country and the stabilize the whole middle east. it's clear the u. s. is involved in many different wars of ukraine wars and effect a us proxy war against russia. the united states has been directly involved since 2014. the us intelligence has assisted with battlefield operations, u. s. companies, they've been us personnel assisting with the weapon systems, training, ukrainian troops and their law u. s. as well brothers mercenaries. so yeah, of us very directly involved there. they're very directly involved in isr

u. s. can never make up its mind about what to do with cuba. they say the country is in dire conditions, yet they won't stop. i've located cuba is not, is very close to the shores of stock in florida. and right now where cuba has received unable ships from russia and has supported also freedom struggles across the world. it is more of a symbolic, a strategic, please speak in geographic location where the us now with the lumen conflict with the proxy. why that a half? and who knows what could happen in the next couple of years between the u. s. and the other superpowers united states wants to make sure that it's backyard, as they call it, we come down. those type of words is what it's back chart as they call it, and the nation closest to, to its borders besides, man, he go, it's cuba. so they want to make sure that even though to buy might not have any resources to exploit for them. they want to make sure that their own national security is not as big to us, has not done any type of facilities towards the us. so there isn't any possible reason t

u. s. in fact, we're talking about an international conspiracy to conceal a serious crime, a terrorist attack, and still calm has a corresponding role in this circle of responsibility. according to this, with his prime minister investigations were unable to determine, knew who shall be charged with subadvise. only last week, the german newspaper developed planes of the attack may have been planning to buy ukraine more than a decade ago, long before the coverage conflicts. however, that contradicts revelations, by the award winning us jointly, they say more hash, who concluded following a months long investigation that the explosions were carried out by us special services in collaboration with no way in an effort to maintain dominance over europe. now, mainstream media outlets appear to be shifting the blame to ukraine, and this columns of the russian president, again has one of the west will simply use the zaleski government that escaped goes before bad hunting is at the end. the junior jesse, which doesn't mean the west does not want to replace them. now the time is not right, because i thi

u. s. have data to questions about the data choking many developing countries in africa and who is to blame for all of that. but this is what the present says is the plan for kenya going forward. we have dropped to finance. yeah. what does that mean? it means we have one box for most of us. it means that this you want to model. so you should be able to run our government from watch. we're seeing this tomato political move has lost present to the vacuum of the nation and the peace damage kanyes branch all the economy and democracy. if you remember earlier this year, the i am, if it did reach an agreement on the disbursement of loans that urge the canyon government to raise its revenue. the government's been decided to transfer the pain . and i mean on to it's people um, through tax policies that put it into the pool of wisdom. can you know young canyons have no faith to that? a via text is, will be used for the benefit anymore. and that's why they've shifted the focus to make you the coverage administration resign the enter the middle east now as usual, or the residents of the sovereign guys

u. s. u armed occupation, 1st hand born in 1994 and they are all about gaza. awkward, they'll know, cuz in june of a 2 decades of israel's aggression, the murder of his brother, i'm and in 2014, drove him to tell his story and create will not numbers a platform amplifying god's invoices. he joins me now from london. thank you so much. for coming on the show, just before he gets in then yeah, whose address this week and the other issue is just remind this one. israel has done to your family as well as the right. it has done somebody, somebody wants, it has been doing for the past 76 years. so the processing and people, it has been massacring the palestinians, ethnically, cleanse them on them as, as they were sleeping in their homes. this is what's happened to my family. my family were sleeping in their home in a safe area and started by is are and when and is there any bomb was dropped on my family, couldn't going of them 21 members of my family where to slow to or where mess occurs while they were sleeping in their beds, my father, my brother is my sister's and my 14 nieces and nephews or

u. s. have data to questions about the data choking many developing countries in africa and who is to blame for all of that. but this is what the present says is the plan for kenya going forward. we have dropped the financing piece. yeah. what does that mean? it means we have one box almost 2. yes. it means that this here we have one to portal back to you. i'm sure to be able to run our government from watch. we're seeing this major political move has lost present to the backing of the nation and the peace damage king of france, all the economy and democracy. it to member earlier this year, the i am, if a did reach an agreement on the disbursement of loans that urge the canyon government to raise its revenue, the government's been decided to transfer the pain and mean onto it's people through tax policies that would age into the poor wisdom can, you know, young canyons have no faith to that of the taxes will be used for the benefit of the move. and that's why they've shifted the focus to making the coverage. i can just ration resign right. are to correspond it another way you could. okay, a

u. s. once again raising concerns about maderos latest victory. we've seen the announcement just a short while ago by the venezuelan electro commission. we have serious concerns that the result announced does not reflect the will or the votes for the event as well and people. it's critical that every will be counted fairly and transparently that election officials immediately share information with the opposition and independent observers without delay. and the electoral authorities publish the detail tabulation about the international community is watching this very closely and will respond accordingly. in the meantime, venezuela has been receiving congratulations from around the world, russia, china, and ron have already expressed support from adero and their readiness to work with him. the human president has also spoken out describing the re elected leaders victory as a serious blow to imperialism. nicholas my doing well, my brother young victor a which is the body of audrey and chevy, so people escalating late and all the quickly defeated the

u. s. in fact, we're talking about an international conspiracy to conceal a serious crime, a terrorist attack, and still calm has a corresponding role in this circle of responsibility. according to the swedish prime minister investigations, we're unable to determine who shall be charged with sabotage. only last week, german newspaper developed a claim to the task may have been planned by ukraine more than a decade ago, long before the current conflicts. how about that contradicts all right, and suddenly that contradicts the revelations by the award winning us john. this is c ma hash, who concluded the following a months long investigation that'd be explosions were carried out by us special services in collaboration with no way in an effort to maintain dominance over europe. now, mainstream media outlets appear to be shifting the blame to your grade. and this comes as the russian president, again, has ones that the west will simply use, the less the government as the escape goes before abandoning it at the end. you know that but junior jesse, which doesn't mean the west does not want to replac

i'd like to hear your thoughts about the u. s. secret service being at odds with local police after that failure to locate the shooter at the trump rally before he opened fire. why, why would the 2 agencies not be on the same page as well? you know, it's an unsophisticated, extremely unfortunate situation. i'm very familiar with the area butler. i grew up in western western pennsylvania. i actually went to school in double park where the shooter live. it looks like a total failure both by the secret service, but they didn't secure the perimeter. and the local law enforcement officer who apparently climbed to the edge of the roof and then ducked out. so that's not what law enforcement is supposed to do. we know that from the tragic school shooting where the policeman at the school can basically hit himself when the, when the shooting started. so that's the job of law enforcement to confront the shooter. of course it means take a risk, but here there to protect people. and it's obvious that the secret service has completely failed

u. s. sunday, and in the u. k, they're not happy about it. they're saying really horrible things about moody being in mosca. why? why are they so upset? do you think, as well as the possession of the rest that it was coming closer to the wrist or getting rid of the reasons the last couple of years? and i think the only, yeah that she upfront with the fact that you've been, i've been, you just somebody meetings a primus and will be, hasn't been to russia in, in a couple of years of that dentist would have the people to be that the relationship between in yeah, russia was cooling off and that thing there was no, no more closer to the rest and get but what the one doesn't realize is that you get these by its own. and uh, as the price price of movie, as mentioned, that several cost you visual dimensions is the way to up the $40.00 a 1400 feet of your $1200000000.00 people that are there. i'm assuming you're the world's largest democracy and that is the most beautiful for all of this particular dealership. so the, the come on the right decisions a

if anything at all about what u. s. foreign policy might potentially look like under a trump administration if you were to win in november specific, specifically when it comes to print. well, that's difficult to answer the telephone call according to the read out of that did not deal with the situation on the ground and ukraine at present. it did not deal with any specifics that donald trump might have offered full. that will donald trump is on the record as saying that if he had been in power, that would be no will at all. that is another comment by donald trump that may be tested for its veracity. but certainly the is going to be a mock shift in the foreign policy off of trump administration. we know what the foreign policy of the trump administration was in his previous term. we know as well what it looked like in the coming to him showed he when we know that because it is a thing called project 2020 the 5 which has been drawn up by those close to trump, which outlines exactly what the trumpet administration would d

but the experts like, like those in my piece, talked about how the u. s. really has a stronger set of sanctions barring any company that would be known to buy this oil from doing business with the ships and with these shipping companies. now that's something that exists on paper but hasn't been enforced so strongly yet. so that's something that denmark leading this, this effort to do something about the shift would really be looking at, because that's a lot safer than sending your people out to board or russian ships. so what else can be done to stop that goes please. so these secondary sanctions are on the company's doing business with the shipping companies are really i think, the best hope that's what i heard time. and again when i was speaking to people about how you would not be putting humans in danger. and, and also wouldn't be pegs to any one country. so as i pointed out, moscow has already worn denmark. if you try to do something about the ships we're going to get you. and so this would, would sort of thing, denmark out of the i of, of the bull's

u. s. have led to 2 questions about the data, talking many developing countries in africa and who is to blame for all of that. but this is what the president says is the plan for kenya going forward. we haven't dropped the finance. yeah. what does that mean? it means we haven't gone back to the means that this you want to model seem to be able to run our government from what you're seeing. the estimates a political move has lost present to the vacuum of the nation and the peace damage . kanyes, france, all the economy and democracy. did you remember earlier this year? the i am, if a good i'm reach an agreement on the disbursement of loans, that's the canyon government to raise its ribbon you, the government's been decided to transfer the pain. and i mean on to it's people through tax policies that put it into the poorest and can, you know, young can use of no fee to that of the taxes will be used for the benefit of the move. and that's why they've shifted the focus to making the coverage administration resign. we heard from canyon high car advocates, stephen lindsey m. a long day he said loca

u. s. and coalition troops. and i'm about provence in western iraq. it's interesting because it, the talk on to his day comes only the week of the summit was held in washington a by your lucky and us ministry officials. it, these are part of the it and the minutes a commission that is tasked with discussing ways to winding down or don't sizing the coalition task in iraq, a man without the had a digit off of that. so that head off to the break, the us presidential candidates come, this iris targets the swing state of georgia. it's a campaign ready in atlanta. and if it is right in governments accuses opposition. latest functions as uncle groves, sundays dispute elections. the in depth analysis of the day sidelines is ready, black is raised, accusing the entire world, looking upon them. sense informed opinions. this is person's 1st visit to north korea in 24 years. why is he making it now critical debate? i believe the selections will and power him in any way, as well as voters in america inside story massachusetts, the group was fine to send on out jer

u. s. given the history of failed about and how often this account would be about this one. i say we have to measure the optimism in this case. this is the new kind of, this is the new wind in the sea, spiceworks force it on. we had to jump the process previously, which did include both our assess and soft. we achieved some very little progress throughout that piece negotiation. so this time around, yes, we have the you and you at the table. we also have the, when the african union in egypt, who will be that, and of the stasis. and what we really need is for all of these key stakeholders to actually inside leverage on sit on, because that is no military solution to this complex. the only way out is through a piece negotiations, but they have to go farther this time and they have to unclear the highest level of stakeholders. so not just special amboy tom trailer from the us, but also secretary, blinking should be in attendance and fully engaged. right. i mean, it's been a while that we've had also any negotiations about the school and on the last was in december when the us w

u. s . c. well, the cell is about here. thing here. oh, that's about he killed people really relations and we certainly reality exactly what i mean. are you going assume every single one of them and get the card when the new york times salzburg a family 0 times today? to worry about. james clapper the form and national security office of national intelligence. the said this show was somehow a threat to the united states. yeah. game is saying things like, you know, he gave things on redacted. this was a problem, little digs it. yeah. so it's still going on now and, but i think the person that putting julian's free will, the hard work is paid off the, the millions around the world, the world leaders who have been advocating for julian it's, it's all paid off. so they sorts of attacks and it's me is, you know, everybody can say now that when you say that and the chief prosecute rubble causing, there was no one was killed. now because of these, this genuine journalism, the julian is on shade. but matthew miller, united to me blinking strai

from a resolution to the, to about china dispute act, grossly to see us in china's domestic affairs on demise. china's interest the small, small to implement the act if the u. s. continues down the wrong path, china will take about so the not just assume that defend the sovereignty, security and development interest, save on cars is also us president joe biden signed to the bill into law on friday. the dump human sink, some pressure basing into it, coming back to the negotiating table with the best of meetings. it is to discuss the reasons. oh, totally. so i know has a pose the axes. it was 1st introduced calling it a destabilizing measure by to get more on this as close live to all, to contribute to call the job called good to see you again on this side of the interesting news coming. now, what we heard from joe biden signing this act seems to you as an act. it again, policing the world. what do you make of the chinese reaction to bite and signing the action? and how much interference is it into time is into a little fast in a china attitude actually would because this is a reading frenchman upon and trying to solve and teach the joe biden. at the same time,

he was also off about the occupied with buying one of the m p . 's was asking whether the u. k. government will bring about any sanctions, i guess, will buy them set list of organizations that support them, including within that, these are at the stage to that uh, the junior minister from the far an office on of these dogs. she express concerned about the installation of bite and cindy occupied westbank, but again, there was no real thumb on so as to any action that this government might take kind of cool. was that what was the focus on the di communitarian situation in gaza? i think it's important to know that this government has actually restored funding to on rob b u and agency that helps the palestinians that basically that funding was cut a few months ago by u. k. u. s. and other nations, when israel a q several on west office of taking direct costs in october, the 7th attacks since then as being an independent pro by the un, which find the israel had not provided any evidence to that. so now the u. k has restored this funding to us hasn't though, and things this also sho

so we're going to talk about that breaking news from the u. s. a sniper who attempted to take donald trump slice while a full of precedent, narrow li escapes. and you know, that's a little bit all that chart that she likes a couple of months old. and if you want to really see something, this said, take a look, what happens? what some 20 there in the middle, the riley, his speech was stopped in its tracks, not long off that he stones it. but he was instantly surrounded by his secret service detail blood from the shore. the piece to a cup is the right side of his face. trunk, though held up a fist in silly defiance, telling the cry to fight on the floor like him. security guards his full name off the stage. the secret service says the former president is now safe one spec tate to the was killed into others with critically injured in, not shooting. the shooter was located and then killed by law enforcement. here is how witnesses described what happened is more like what we heard. voltage rattling around the grandstand, one hit this bigger tower. oka

the foreign minister took questions from the press engaged about diverse topics such as western media bias, the upcoming u. s. presidential election, serious piece proposals, russian culture and the middle east. lab, rob warren, about the forces who seek to expand the conflict into a wider war in the region. as your senior douglas believe, it feels like there's a will to provoke, has the law as experts believe in order to ensure the us enters the conflict directly in yemen. as soon as the who sees block the red sea, the us and the u. k. sent a fleet there, instead of seeking ways to de escalate the sign in to use military force showing you how many lands, including territory that has no link to the who these at all. some politicians clearly want to utilize regional factors to kindle a bigger war. there, this is a short sighted and blind alley policy. we actively stand against it with our allies, like arabic countries and the islamic world. it must not be allowed to happen. we had an opportunity to speak exclusively with the foreign minister of hungry, and he described how the european commission has been sid