u. s. makes creeping new moves on both the military and economic front surround china. when you hear things like this, from the man points to become the 2nd man at the pentagon, by far our biggest threat and most challenging is china. china is the 1st nation we've ever competed with, that has both a great economy and a great military. you may start wondering what the world's biggest war machine has in store for what mr. feinberg called the number one trapped. well, earlier this year, the pentagon boss said uncle sam won't escalate where there's no need to escalate. we're definitely keeping an eye on that. we're clear eyed about of the communist chinese, the p r c. but we're also not attempting to, you know, initiate conflict or, or create a conflict where it otherwise doesn't need to exist. but a quick look at what the pentagon has been up to in the asia pacific shows that the americans are nowhere near defusing tensions. the west streets, the territories to the east of mainland china, as to island chains, number one, and number 2. the 1st one stretches from southern ja

u. s. vice president tried to make the landscape of knowledge. his military has huge problems, but the 10s of most, the wrapping, the escalated when the ukranian suggested advance wouldn't know, as he hasn't been there. what kind of diplomacy? gigi, us, be, gamble, what? what do you, what do you, what do you mean on talking about the kind of diplomacy it is going to in the destruction of your country? but he's mr. president with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office. try to litigate this in front of the american media. right now, you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have the manpower problems. you should be fixing the president for right to bring it in to this cause. i've been to your claim that you say what problems we have. i have been to one, i've actually, i've actually watched and seen the stories and i know what happens is you bring people, you bring them on a propaganda tour. mister president, are, do you disagree that you've had problems with bringing people in yo

makes crucial difference. and the problem is that the system, the u. s. has established this as well established. this is working at the french and other european allies. they have to do work because the ukrainians to make their intelligence as fast and as reliable as the u. s. intelligence. so far before and how fast this can happen, that's, that's a big question. now in the wake of that historic falling out in the white house, european meters responded by stepping up. you mentioned that they can do something but can be realistically filled the void left by the us, a giant one in the ukraine, and in europe as a whole, a m b and bacon. and at the moment that not for the time being uh, i've mentioned there, defends, there so far is no european system that could match the capabilities of a petri or the defense system. the drum, an iris ts alarm system is in the range. well below the d a, the producer of the artist, the system is developing a new aesthetic system, but this will be some time until this is available and operational. so all the time being no, there is no european answer to that. we talk

but the united states at this point, has not tried to uh to make sure that all its vassal stage would vote with, with the u. s. united states did not lean on the europeans, did not give an order to its vassals, to use your language to make sure that they aligned themselves with the american, with a new american position. the united states has just changed its own position and is arguing uh with, with, with the european about the, the wisdom of that position. so it's not, as it's not as simple as the does, it does it sometimes, as, as, as it's something new. sometimes it looks also let me, let me underline one important issue. many of the countries of the wood or the bricks group, including china and india did not vote with russia on that very important issue of the chinese of the in just abstain. they have their own reasons why they upstate in odessa, but they've always been abstaining on the, on the, on that issue of probably because of the issue of jerry tauriel integrity of national sovereignty involved ability board as is a, is an issue that resumes very much in their own countries and their own societies

but the united states, at this point has uh, not tried to, to uh, to make sure that all its vassal states would vote with, with the u. s. united states, uh, did not. uh, the uh, the on the europeans did not give an order to its vassals, to use your language, to make sure that they aligned themselves with the mag, with a new american position. the united states has just changed its own position and is arguing uh with, with where do your fee is about the wisdom of that position. so it's not, as it's not as simple as the does, it does it sometimes as, as, as it's something i knew sometimes it looks also let me, let me underline one important issue. many of the country is of the wood or the bricks group, including china. and india did not vote with russia on that very important issue of the chinese and in june, abstain. they have their own reasons why they upstate, you know that, but they've always been abstaining on the, on the, on that issue of probably because of the issue of territorial integrity of national sovereignty involved ability voters is a, is an issue that resumes very much in their own countries and their ow

u. s. u. k. are protection bed is currently in place in the european union, might not be there forever. and the other point is that my chrome was making bus about the so called a possible european troops that might go into trying to secure a possible peace deal. and there he said that he will call for a meeting of the military's chief of stops next week. off the states that are willing to participate in such a possible troop in paris for next week. so early to talk about peacekeepers when there is no peace to keep, didn't a kron offer any new ideas for peace talks for ukraine as well. he said that all initiatives are on a good way. maybe just a quick reminder. so right now the u. k and friends have said that they would work together on a piece plan add together with the training that they would then go to united to the united states and proposes and discuss it there. he didn't give any more details except for what you mentioned. at the, the, the year from shapes that might be forcibly center. this is since has been an idea that has been sitting around here for awhile, but she didn't get give any more way of just a note that he says th

supplies will last until summer at brussels bureau, cheapest deal with is alexander making up for the withdrawal of u. s. military support is a monumental task. can you repeat countries build a graph as well? it's will be, is difficult. we should not be no age about that. of course we have seen in recent days of more and more countries within the block, but also outside the repeating union. come forward and promise a to increase their support for ukraine. sweden, for instance, has promised to deliver the air defense systems directly to ukraine. other countries like no way or the u. k. for instance, countries outside the block. they're also saying that the ones to approve a mess of packages for ukraine, but it's not only about the amount of military age that to you as provided to kids . it's also a ball. it's a certain capabilities that you do not does not have at their disposal. so that is a big problem. and also decision by that from administration to stop sharing intelligence at least up high extends. which key if is a, it's a very concerning decision for you create and also for the european union. so

u. s. b, p. quote, apprehended 8326 illegal aliens at the us. mexico border, making it the lowest month in recorded history and court. the eagle pass texas the forward operating base of the texas national guard with us is america, our garcia, gray wall, a local pro immigration activist. she's concerned about what she calls the increasing and unnecessary militarization of eagle pass and other border towns. if you talk to these folks again, many of whom have combat experience, they keep comparing it to foreign countries. and it's like, we're not a foreign country. you know, we're in the united states. about 1500 national guard personnel are deployed in ego pass, not just since a few weeks ago, but since february 2020 for their mission to support customs and border protection with their job protecting the border. we've had a very quiet time here in the past and along the border since december of 2023. when the binding, the ministration went to mexico city and started working with the mexican government to slow the flow of migration. however trumps actions to as he puts it, she is the us from an onslau

the way, one of the projects of the united states was to make sure that germany and russia wouldn't get too close to each other economically. the u. s. heated the north stream pipeline in my view and blew it up. yeah. but in any event, it hated it. ended hated it because that was the linking in germany and russia, by the way, the rhetoric we see that the us says, is it made germany dependent on russia, though it may, germany benefit and russia benefit that's called mutual benefit. that's what trade does. that's not dependency. that's crazy. yeah. and that that should be re established. yeah, i mean, you think about it. and as you will know, jeffrey, you know, as being cheap russian energy but for so many decades as, as created the, the energy backbone of europe. they created the industrial backbone with germany, of course. so the cheap russian energy it's, it's, it's now gone. there are hoops, perhaps north stream could be turned back on. but when you talk about the, the sabotage of north stream and, you know, and clearly, i mean, obviously it is going to be and you know, the us intelligence services with the guys involved in this.

the way, one of the projects of the united states was to make sure that germany and russia wouldn't get to close to each other economically. the u. s. heated the north stream pipeline in my view and blew it up. yeah. but did in any event, it hated it. ended hated it because that was the linking in germany and russia, by the way, the rhetoric we see that the us says, is it made germany dependent on russia know it? it may germany benefit and russia benefit that's called mutual benefit. that's what trade does. that's not dependency, that's crazy. yeah. and that that should be re established. yeah, i mean, you think about it. and as you will know, jeffrey, you know, as being cheap russian energy but for so many decades as, as created the, the energy backbone of europe. they created the industrial backbone with germany, of course. so the cheap russian energy it's, it's, it's now gone. there are hoops, perhaps north stream could be turned back on. but when you talk about the, the sabotage of north stream and, you know, and clearly, i mean, obviously it is going to be in, you know, the us intelligence services with the guys involved in th

u. s. seeing how many more people have to die in the military complex before vladimir zalinski agrees to make peace. and while the and elected official is leaning on shoulders in europe, his country citizens are being forcibly dragged to the front lines. the . it looks like, based on the previous footage, we just saw that. so lensky is really been able to put the moves on storm or so much so that the you case prime minister is talking about leading the so called coalition of the, willing to continue to provide the key of regime with military aid. and this is going to involve some seriously provocative actions, according to the comments we've heard from storm or like sending british troops and military equipment to ukraine after some sort of peace deal was reached with russia and the number of european uh, western leaders in general have jumped on this bandwagon with both canada and france already talking about sending their own troops there as well. every step of the way canada has looked at the ways it can best help. and as i've said a few days ago, everything's on the table. we know that th

u. s. position is james and suggesting has been consistent, then not going to be a back stop. then they'll do make security guarantees. certainly not before any kind of peace deal with even negotiating. that name is together, piece deal to get them negotiation, vedo believe is a lensky. and it's like towards the job of the director of national intelligence this morning. so they don't believe your panels got it yet. they want a piece deal. they don't want to give that lensky ukraine has more leverage using american promises to continue the will. they, they have that prepared to give you credit all this, donald trump, even so that before the lensky are you started fighting with any of us in the white house? they'll, yeah, they'll get more on so hopefully not too many trump said, because we're going to get a piece deal. that's what the hoping for. this is our tools. the guy with the director of national intelligence summarize the difference in positions this morning. president trump recognizes the urgent need to end this war after 3 long, bloody years and has proven that he is the only person that ca

make sure america does not disengage. i've always been clear that we need to ensure that the u. s. u. k. your when you prior to working together, but we must not choose between the us and your we never have historically, and we know codes do so now. earlier london and paris seemed to present a united front while discussing plans to send peacekeeping troops to crane after the complex end. but that unity only extends so far with the u. k. backing away from french president microns proposed one month, a truce. this rift has surfaced after a london summit aimed at projecting european unified support for ukraine following latimer zalinski is disastrous meeting with trump. earlier we spoke with you parliament member lou bush, blah, the vice president of slovakia. smear party versus take on europe's apparent disunity and more that everybody knows in the past that ukraine the last and the best. the most advice has no power of continuing this war need help and maybe you guys up some of the possible. so the only the situation that you're just some are waiting for for some, some turning point. and

u. s. president national security, he advised us to just sit on, hold the legacy to step aside and let someone else make peace off of the ukrainian leaders diplomatic dissolves, to have a trip to washington. this of him kicked out of the white glove as well. block c monetary and age from entering dawes up because it pushes to extend the 1st phase of as these 5 that expired on saturday. we are exclusively on that for me. i have not political view room that was the issue because we haven't received any uh offer show off on the 1st 2nd to negotiate on a new office because we have a certain deed the it's 9 am here in most go and you're watching all the international with the latest, well news, updating very well. welcome to you. our top story, this, our a coalition, all of the willing gets in on had off since the us led invasion of iraq of a 2 decades ago. right now which the u. k. armstrong, leading the charge is based propose a bombshell plan to deploy your pin troops to ukraine. is an idea that was rolled down by russia. well, that as last on there's no appetite for it in the us either. while even the br

u. s. has put tons of time and energy and money into ukraine, and it's gotten very little in return, so it's fine to make a profit. and this c o, according to the trump, is the best way to do it. there's the ukraine minerals deal now, dad, or can it be revised? what, which well i'll let you know we're making this space. you probably heard about it tomorrow night, so i'll let you know tomorrow night, but no, i don't think so. i think it's look at, it's a great deal for us because you know, bite and very, very flawlessly, stupidly frankly gave $300000000.35 more accurately uh, to a country to fight and to try and do things. and you know what happened, we get nothing and what we're doing is getting that all back and a lot more than that. but that bill didn't even get signed at all because before trump and zalinski could actually even talk about it, zalinski made a huge scene in the white house and got kicked out of the oval office is what makes america a good country? is america engaging in diplomacy? that's what president trump's doing, can ask you? sure. yeah. okay, what do you mean? i'm talking about the

from the white house and amc has has the lens he makes his exit is mid roll. refills agreement with the default remains on the side of the mission to the u. s. in fact, rodney's in the rest of the ladies take us in the streets and support from the fund, one of the fundamental legs and no reply. the e. u members, they all the is just going to 5 pm here in the russian capital. welcome. where we were catching the news from today. this is all we saw in the washington inside the whole, the white house with the cameras rolling. so as he faced the shift in tone as a you, i suppose the train on the trump takes a new direction and what makes america a good country is america engaging in diplomacy? that's what president trump is doing. can ask you. sure. yeah. okay. so what do you mean? i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy it is going to in the destruction of your country. but he's mr. president. mr. president, respect. i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office. try to litigate this in front of the american media. we're trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we're going to feel. i'm not telling you as we're no physician,

i will say making great television indeed at the cameras with most certainly rolling of the ukrainian a boss that if the u. s. was a front incentive to see it. oh, no. need to take notes on this one. it's probably not fit to printing care of face palm, basically says it old is that lensky in one fell swoop, was able to the rail relations with washington. and with the highlight reel of the fire exchange really on loop worldwide, a trump spoke with the press and the highlights of the obvious, the meeting did not go well as america is looking for pace. and so lensky is on the other end of the spectrum. we had a meeting today as you know, with president zalinski, and i would say it didn't work out exactly great. from this standpoint. very much over plate is as we're looking for piece. we're not looking for somebody that's going to sign up as strong power and then not make face because they've deals in bold and then that's what i. so after that, i'm looking for a piece. what i'd like you to go into a 10 year war and play games. we want peace had it was just by a price or that we do that we sign up is looking for

u. s. government has over every other media organization, not just in the united states, but around the world. there was only one that they would make it illegal to work for because they don't have the ability to influence the content that runs through them. in order to understand how the world feels, yeah, have to get out of the united states. you have to, we are blessed with this with this cook phony of opinion. so this is not just about this, this is about freedom and this about this kind of the, the marketplace of ideas it's, it's just, it's, and again ben said you for this and i hope this and hope nobody ever has to see anything like this. again, it is a stain on our constitution. i don't believe in any way. this is constitutional, but we still abided by the law. we are law abiding american citizens that just want our voice backs to just want to be able to tell the rest of the world the reality of what's going on in america. and this continues censorship right now. i think trump is completely against that. and i agree with that, i say within the next 2 weeks, if not before, then you're going to see these sections repealed acros

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postpone levies on some quotes you make is the, the white house that's confirmed that the trump administration has held direct tools with a mouse. it's the 1st time the u. s. has engage directly with time us, which it's designated a terrorist organization in 1997 white house press directory. caroline lovetts declined to comment on the scope of the discussions when it comes to the negotiations that you're referring to. first of all, the special envoy he's engaged and as negotiations does have the authority to talk to anyone on israel was consulted on this matter and look dialogue and talking to people around the world to do what's in the best interest of the american people is something that the president has proven is what he believes is, is a good faith effort to do what's right for the american people. is it just about the hostages, or are they also talking about the president's plan to take over? these are ongoing talks and discussions. i'm not going to detailed them here. there are american lives at stake. i would refer you to the department of state for further details, but i'm not going to get into those talks here to have an official has moved from

u. s. media reports have confirms that the country has suspended military 8 shipments to ukraine. why do you think the white house is still controlled at making it official? at this point? it's yes to understand the context 1st. actually the reality g e is bought. the biden administration was pro griswold on the axis washing donate to your pen union. just then lost the war and are not trying to recover nice to be sucked. you have the student, this was the wrong way to continue for interest of united states. you wanted to change, of course, true. and or, or being elected president, you decided to false kept regime to negotiate and restore. and uh, we are known seats during the desert presidency and know is debbie the ring. uh what she promises to do. doctor ministers in this key or did not understand the new jump aren't you got to context? i'm done with not meet that last girl bucks for the legal soccer. oh today. no. so do you think that it's the lowest you should have seen it coming. i mean, especially off the what happened on friday in the oval office. he was trying to let to is really given some odd to choose to donald trump and j. d. yvon

making the right moves their stuff. they're saying that they will step up defense spending. europe has the capacity to do so. it can replace most of the weapons that the u. s. is providing to ukraine, except for the patriots missiles for ballistic defense. although the franchise of have a version of that that they can ramp up production for. so their answers to everything . the question is, is you're going to be willing to spend and spend significant quantities of a funds to make sure that, that you can, can continue in this fight. it's not just the spending, though, is a, it's getting everyone pointing in the same direction. we have a meeting at today between a manual maximum and gary and a prime minister because he's ready to put a spot in the words when it comes to increase your pin of spending on defense it's, it's just difficult to get the old 27 leaders to agree yeah, i mean it depends on what the grain obviously if jeremy wants to ramp up its defense, but any offense wants to do so they don't need victoria bonds permission to do so. so a lot of this stuff they can do on their own, germany, france, u. k. poland, to some extent and italy are key to al

make treaty can end vaccine in equity. the flossing, the curved point now to 0 the, the, [000:00:00;00] the color again, the top stories on how to 0. u. s. president. donald trump has addressed a joint session of congress where he reveals he received a letter from ukraine's president's offering to negotiate peace with russia. island sign and minerals deal with the united states era leaders of endorsed and egyptian plan for the reconstruction of gossip countering and is really back proposal by us president donald trump. 5 year plan would enable palestinians to remain in district $29.00 palestinian children evacuated from dogs. all have arrived in jordan for a medical treatment. they're the 1st group of 2000 sick and wounds and youngsters to be admitted to hospital. there. michael apple reports. many of these children are missing lives. some of blind others desperately ill. the some of the youngest victims of these males were on gaza, being medically evacuated from the strip hated to jordan to receive treatment. mohammed's 9 year old son was named when a device he sold was a toy, blew up, injuring him, and 7 others. a little decisive, so

u. s. has just a fraction of that. and for years china has been the world's number one supplier for america, the world's biggest economy, that's become more and more of a problem. and he cannot make a national security risk. they all know so many american companies floor to mine and produce rad, within the us. and in order to avoid the chinese would take over putting in rack of commodities and build up potentials mine. there is an option for the americans, but more than half of those deposits are now in russian occupied territory where the worst of the fighting still rages. last year, the ukranian president presented a victory plan to western partners. foreign firms could gain access to that mineral wealth in exchange for continued support and help bringing an end to the war to meet what on the new might. these deposits are priceless. they with huge amounts of money, huge. that is why we need to protect it. so if we're talking about the deal, that's what the americans want. then let's do a deal. us president donald trump has been pushing for access, but he wanted it to be in return for aid. he claims the us has already given keith by the way, throwing money around like it's cotto

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