he gets access to a region in molly told between confrontations with terrorist groups backed by al qaeda and the solomon islands, find themselves thrust into a tug of war between china and western allies. both sides of life influence over the pacific region. ah moscow to the world. this is austin to national. i'm peter scott. thank you for joining us. it's helping key of advisor has conceded the loss of a major ukrainian stronghold in don boss, the city of layman and don yeske. when you put it in and done, according to unverified data, we have lost the city of lima. she's care of the russian army. it needs to be checked, she has taken it under control that the, at the same time, the way it was taken, shows that there were very talented commanders there who organized the operation correctly. and this shows, in principle, the increased operational management and tactical skill of the russian army. lemme located at the north of the done yet region has reportedly been taken over by russian forces, with your credit troops withdrawing to the southwest of the area. which in forces 1st entered t

in molly, formed between confrontations with terrorist groups backed by al qaeda with from july, from our headquarters here in the russian capital this friday morning. you're watching r t. i'm peter scott murphy tuning and from welcome to the program. now a top key of advisor has conceded the loss of a major ukrainian stronghold in don boss. the city of lehman in daniel lehman, located at the north other dentist region has reportedly been taken over by russian forces needs to be checked, has taken it under control over at the same time, over the way it was taken shows that there were very talented commanders there who organized the operation correctly and this shows in principle, the increased operational management and tactical skill of the russian army. lemon located in the north of the dentist region has reportedly been overtaken by russian forces with ukrainian troops withdrawing to the south. west of the regions. several videos were posted on line with russian soldiers, declaring lehman is ours. russian forces 1st enter the city on may. the 23rd and of the city in danielle called

he gets access to a region in molly, torn between confrontations with terrorist groups, boxed by al qaeda with july, from our headquarters here in the russian capsule, you're watching ought see monies pita scots and here the top stores of 5 am moscow time. now itself key of advisor has conceded the last of the major ukranian stronghold in don boss, the city of lehman in danielle. when you put it in, i'm done. according to unverified data, we have lost the city of lima. this is the russian army, it needs to be checked, has taken it under control that at the same time, over the way it was taken, shows that there were very talented commanders there who organized the operation correctly. and this shows, in principle, the increased operational management and tactical skill of the russian army. lemon located in the northern done nets region has reportedly been taken over by russian forces, with ukrainian troops withdrawing to the south west of the region. now several videos were posted on line with russian troops, declaring lehman is ours. russian forces 1st enter the city back in may. the 23rd

with al-qaeda, we are not seeing as much of a threat.that doesn't mean that it couldn't grow overtime, that's obviously something that we're monitoring during this period. >> general barrier, as the exit from afghanistan left our homeland more vulnerable? >> senator, i would say not

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armed groups linked to al qaeda and vice it -- al qaeda and isil have come to kill them here, too. >>emember the day the bandits came and killed one of us and left with another. after that, they ordered us to leave the village. everyone -- children, old people, and us women -- all came here. >> 14,000 united nations peacekeepers have been deployed in mali for almost a decade, but this $1 billion united nations peacekeeping operation has failed to bring peace. the united nations secretary-general makes an impromptu visit to the camp. >> you can count on me to demand from the international community strong support from the army of niger so it has the capacity to protect you better. >> most people here do not know who he is. they watched quizzically as he plants a tree in the sand. with armed groups trying to control water points, climate change, too, is feeling the conflict. >> the situation is complex. it is for these reasons that we ask you, mr. secretary-general, to continue to make our situation one of your priorities. >> earlier, he traveled to senegal, meeting with the african cha

with al-qaeda, we are not seeing as much of a threat.that doesn't mean that it couldn't grow overtime, that's obviously something that we're monitoring during this period. >> general barrier, as the exit from afghanistan left our homeland more vulnerable? >> senator, i would say not more vulnerable. but this is certainly an issue that the intelligence community has to keep on the warm play, if you will, to make sure that we can monitor those networks and what they're doing and where they are migrating to. >> thank you, both. >> thank you very much, senator wicker. senator kaine, please. >> thank you, mister chairman. madam director, i am concerned about the leaks last week of the fact that the details of intelligence is being shared with ukrainians. both in terms of sources and methods alerting the russians of what we know, perhaps how we know it, and also feeding vladimir putin's paranoia about conflict with the west. are you actively pursuing the source of those leaks from last week? >> thank you, senator. we, obviously, always activel

they are linked to al qaeda and have been fighting the somali government for over a decade. safe return of people displaced by conflict in northeastern nigeria. antonio guterres' last stop in a tour of west africa. the group has left more than 40,000 people dead. we have reports. reporter: in nigeria's borno state, the un secretary-general receives a rockstar's welcome from hundreds of displaced people. they fled attacks from boko haram. on camera, he spoke with many fighters, many are teenagers, who have now laid down their arms as part of a rehabilitation program. >> we want the international community to understand borno is a state of hope, to support humanitarian action. to face the challenges that we face with climate change. and to invest in the borno of hope. reporter: he met nigeria's president, to discuss the fallout of the ukraine-russia conflict. the un estimates a quarter of a billion people could fall into extreme poverty by the end of the year. many of them in africa. prices of basic goods are rocketing. many feel a looming food and energy crisis. >> global att

it was formed 5 years ago to combat arm groups linked to isolate and al qaeda. but it struggled to reduce attacks because of lack of funding and disagreements among member states. molly was due to take over as chair of the force in february, but opposition for member states angered its military rulers. when you go to suppose that i just think the opposition of some g 5. so how many states tamale's presidency is linked to maneuvers by state outside the region aiming desperately to isolate molly, while his government accuses former colonial power, france of excluding it, once friends. now foes, the 5000 french troops deployed almost 10 years ago to protect molly's government from attacks or pulling out after the military coup in 2020. the leaders of the gentle hired russian mercenaries from the wagner group for their protection. the gentiles refusing to hand over power to civilian rule for another 2 years. and as a result, neighboring countries have imposed sanctions on the landlord country sealing its borders and halting. trade prices have exploded. for example,

telling it with a straight face that their republican party is a bigger threat to this nation than al qaeda. >> radicalized elements of the republican party now represent a bigger threat to our democracy and organizations like al qaeda or isis ever did. not necessarily the human lives, not necessarily, but a bigger threat to our democracy than those terrorist groups ever did. >> tucker: so why are they talking this way? what also the going to talk about? their record in detroit for the last 60 years? no. the democratic party decided the only way it could maintain power, win the next election, is to convince you, the voter, that the other side is dangerous, literally dangerous, not metaphorically dangerous, actually dangerous to your life. the problem is you have to up the ante in every election. if there are weitzer premises this election, what are they not election? and then what? john brennan, the former cia director said he looked forward to a authoritarian crackdown. you will notice he lumps in libertarians with fascist bigots and racists. watch this. >> looking forward, the members of

and playing down al-qaeda and alliance with the taliban. long war journal "the terror groups have safe haven, the ability to regroup, train fighters, and leaders, and plot against western interests." terror groups at the behest of the taliban are limiting external operations to give the taliban time to consolidate the grip on afghanistan. are we in a period here, almost an incubation period, where al-qaeda is gaining strength in afghanistan and as soon as the taliban releases restrictions and says ok, we have consolidated control over afghanistan, you go ahead and you start conducting external operations, that we could see those come here to the united states? >> yeah, well, the major lesson learned out of 9/11, a lot of them, but one of the major lessons was we cannot let radical islamic groups who want to attack the united states have sanctuary any place, we cannot let that happen. that happened in afghanistan and we knew it was going on for years. after all, that same organization that attacked us on 9/11 had attacked two embassies, u.s.

and i tell them that obama actually funded al qaeda terrorist. and i see like you like, you know, and this is a fact, we know it happens, you know, and is it so, and look, look at britain, when, during the leading up to the full of death, we allows libya, terrorists, we were living in britain to get on the plane, heathrow airport, fly out to live, you know, pick up the machine, go and fight with al qaeda and then come back and with nothing more than a week from my 6 offices at the airport, we let them come back into the country. is it so far fetched to mention in a few weeks time or a few months time leaders like restaurants and give them the wink jeremiah 6 or 5 and you can say safe them. you need to find some of these nazi's. now in these poor country is 14 inches and north of it. you need to find hundreds of these not students who can be true well and they would say might be well armed as well. who knows? ok, i mean it's a very porous they will be because there's no use a certificate. so a lot of these weaponry that's going in there, so you do

after failing to stop attacks by article sling to al qaeda. and the situation in molly was one of the topics discussed during the un secretary general visit to new share antonio terrace, one that attacks in africa. psych region are no longer a regional issue, but a global threat. he called for resources to help and the violence that there is also assured leaders that the un top priority is to see peace and stability in the area. the chiefs is also visiting finnegan, the share, and nigeria on is to day trip to west africa. nicholas hark report, some kind of gallons. capitol, the car where gutierrez made his 1st stop. this region has experience a series of kuth in the last year. unprecedented numbers of qu, onto new terrace. yet again, has called for soldiers to hand over power to civilians. whether it be in kina faso in guinea, but also in molly's molly home to the biggest and most expensive un peacekeeping operation, costing a $1000000000.00 a year. but also the deadliest more un peacekeeping soldiers have died there than any previous mission.

i go back to this, if this was al qaeda what would we be doing? there are things we could do. this was a threat towards the majority communityh, not the latino community what would we be doing? it's not enough to say we can't do anything for the reason for having this conversation is to press upon the idea to do more. be more visible. to ensure have not been pushed into a mindset that creates tension who actually go out and cause harm. this is not a videogame. these are people live not as a whole where the government, corporate america or citizens responded toit this threat thats played itself on multiple occasions by. >> in california at desert hot springs and is on the line for democrats hello. >> i would like to tell all of the republicans out there the hedifference between a t felt lt summer and the white national riots going on right now. the difference is antifa looking for equal rights for they were just looking for equal rights and they weren't getting none. and they were protesting. these white nationals today are just looking for power. >> color you are on with our g

and i tell them that obama actually funded al qaeda terrorist and it, yes, i see like you like, you know, and it's a fact. we know it happens, you know. and is it so and look, look at britain did. when, during the leading up to the full of daffy, we allows libya, terrorists, we were living in britain to get on the plane. heathrow airport fly out to live, you know, pick up the machine, go and fight with al qaeda and then come back and with nothing more than a week from my 6 offices at the airport, we let them come back into the country. is it so far fetched to mention in a few weeks time, or few months time leaders like restaurants and give them the wink jeremiah 6 or 5? and you can say safe them. you need to find some of these nazi's. now in these poor countries in these poor communities and also include the need to find hundreds of these, not students who can be trained well and they would say might be well armed as well . who knows? ok, i mean it's a very porous they will be because there's no use a certificate. so a lot of these weaponry that's going in there. so you don't know where

within the past 2 years, and the failure of french forces to stop attacks by article linked to al qaeda, firefighters in the us are trying to fill a blaze effecting several southwestern states. hot, dry windsor shooting flames across arizona and nevada and new mexico. thousands of people have left their homes across the region. and tornadoes in hailstones are signs of golf balls have hit oklahoma in the us and severe weather. warnings have been issued in neighboring arkansas to new zealand based rocket lab has launches, electron rocket taking 34 satellites into orbit, but it's what happened on the way back to earth that's unique. the rocket was captured, as it fell, using the customized helicopter and parachute. those are the headlines may have been use our for you on our jazeera, after witness stay with did you know you can watch out to see were english streaming live on like youtube channels? plus thousands of all programs. award winning documentaries and dead news reports. subscribe to you choose dot com forward slash al jazeera english. oh oh no, no, no. i mean by martin i la la la

al qaeda is still certainly alive and in that pakistan, afghanistan area. but that capability is less worrisome really than the one that is presented by the islamic state which of course when it was in his heyday in caliphate in northern iraq and syria was encouraging and directed and facilitating attacks in europe some of which were quite serious. so i think those are the major issues there. i would come back to that one that should be at the top of our list which is that we need to honor our moral obligation to those we left behind. >> retired army general david petraeus, thank you very much for your time. fascinating conversation. >> great to be with you, mika and great to hear that you and joe will be at warsaw security forum. i'll see you there. >> there you go. getting a jump on that one. we'll see you there. we look forward to. thank you so much, sir. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," a new warning that a large swath of the united states could face blackouts this summer. what is to blame and how can you prepare? plus, former new york city mayor bill

al qaeda has had with reconstitution leadership. toph a degree to their word was something we very, very carefully. >> there's an election in the philippines yesterday winner of that election was not likely to have as positive a view to the united states. are you concerned is going to have an impact how china is going to view activity in the philippines? do we expect there might be any spillover in terms of illegal substances from the philippines now it's no longer doing his extra legal killing of peopleo suspected of being drug kingpins? senator i think it's early inei the process with the elected to determine whether or not he will be anti- u.s. or pro- u.s. i know we would like to have the philippines is a key intelligence partner in the region. i think there's a lot of effort going on to do that. we willpr wait to see what percolates of all this in our end itnship i will there. >> thank you, thank you, mr. chairman. >> mr. fisher please. >> thank you, mr. chairman welcome to our panel today. last week and the strategic subcommit

soon he will come to russia, the amadi has not heard of such a thing, the representative of al-qaedarthern morocco, i must call him here at the request of the mongol. what did you catch? why do you need all this? so to speak. i have a desire to leave mongolian tired of being dead. everyone wants to come back. you have a pregnant wife, you think i'm just like that. when i have information about the meeting, i will let you know. by the way, thanks for coming. natasha , i won't come for anything. sorry grish. well, you promised me that you would meet vanya. come on after him. yes, hello major gregory hello, he was looking for me. what happened? my boss has a business proposal. which proposition? you know he wants to offer you a joint business. you understood me madi gregory i don't know your boss. i only know you. that's why i decided to call you, okay? i invite you to be my boss. we can't come to you right now, that's why the chief invites you here to russia to russia you think the proposal is more serious than serious i should think, goodbye, major grigory goodbye. bagheera mongol's p

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how this from various groups present in the region and associated with the local branch of al qaeda seek to take possession of this symbol is at his companion moodily. the molly military is escorting us and gives us a few minutes to approach the mosque and even enter it. we were told that we should not stay too long in one place, so as not to attract attention, according to them to how to sa, hiding among the population of students formerly give a present in addition to the symbolic meaning that the capture of jenny has for terrorists, such an event will lead to great difficulties and communication between north and south. that is why the malia military's closely monitoring this strategically important point. that's how the world is looking a 4th at the a moscow time this friday morning. i'm pizza scott's on the back again with another rundown of the news in about half an hour's time. thank you. dr. to sanction russia in any one who does business with russia is wrecking havoc on the global economy. the goal is to punish russia so far the russian economy remain stable. this cannot be said

homeland in a year and al-qaeda could train in afghanistan within 12 to 24 months. >> that seems to menitoring this. we are not just sitting idly by waiting for another group with a capability. >> the blames the failure of the african security forces, the u.s. military building afghan after force that relied on u.s. maintenance and contractors who were withdrawn in february 2020, and the decision to announce a full withdrawal in april 2021. >> we left, and our study finds with tons of weapons, bullets and equipment but no logistics to get that equipment, to get the food, to get the pay, out to the soldiers. because when we pulled the contractors out, their air force collapsed in a matter of weeks. >> the report outlines how the afghan government grew paranoid about what was in the agreement with the taliban, and removed u.s. trained military commanders from the front lines fearing a coup. >> he was more concerned about what he thought was going to be a coup than the actual battle in front of him, which was the taliban. he started replacing a lot of confidence, western-trained military

delivered a radio dress usually reserved for the president her topic the brutality committed by al qaeda terrorists and the taliban against afghan women and children. she talks about finding her own voice through this issue. laura bush did it surprise you at first when you first became first lady at the platform that you were given and the voice you had i didn't really i knew it. i mean, i knew that of course, i knew it intellectually because i'd seen my mother-in-law and the platform that she had to talk about literacy, which was her particular interest. i'd seen lady bird johnson and how she influenced me even here at home in texas because of her interest in native plants, but i didn't really know it until i made the president's radio address presidential radio address in that fall of 2001 after the terrorist attacked to talk about what other way and children were treated by the taliban and afghanistan. good morning. i'm laura bush and i'm delivering this week's radio address to kickoff a worldwide effort to focus on the brutality against women and children by the al qaeda terrorist ne

. >> carley: big news here terrifying the department of defense said terrorist groups al qaeda likelyen vice president biden with hasty withdrawal from afghanistan. the report from inspector general also predicting that the current taliban regime will likely loosen restrictions on al qaeda over the next two years. the report comes as many experts have warned of a potential rise in terrorism as a result of the u.s. exit from afghanistan last year. well, she's only been on the job for two days, but white house press secretary is already killing stumped by questions like this one. >> and how how does raising taxes on corporations lower the cost of gas, the cost of food for everyday americans? >> todd: a lot of people saying her answer was too hard to watch. we didn't share with you then but we will share it with you next. th ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> todd: congress will call baby formula makers affect gerber on the nationwide shortage. and house speaker nancy pelosi such as criminal charges could come down over this crisis. >> when it comes to babies, it is here and now. i think when all of this is don

we were bound and determined, so determined that this senate declared war on al-qaeda and called for the invasion of afghanistan. i voted for that because i felt then and feel now, no one should attack the united states with impunity, there's a price to pay, and so we made a decision which for 20 years guided our foreign policy in afghanistan. and in other decisions by the scores around the world that really fought final terrorism. we learned something, madam president, recently. last year we had the director of the fbi come before us and i asked him about domestic terrorism. what about the terrorists in america itself that are killing innocent people? his report to us was sobering. he said it's a real threat and it's a threat that's metastasizing. we know that horrible word from the disease of cancer. it means that the cancer itself is advancing in a deadly way. that's the way of the fbi director described domestic terrorism. as we mourn yesterday's mass shooting in uvalde, texas, we have a bill coming before the senate tomorrow that responds to the mass shooting that took place in

euros para encontrar y rescatar a una monja colombiana secuestrada por extremistas vinculados a al qaeda el papa francisco ha explicado que se debe a problemas de artritis en su rodilla que le causa dolor y limita su movilidad esa lesiÓn y su edad avanzada podrÍan obligarlo a reducir su agenda diaria. riveroconsultÓ a expertos sobre la salud del papa. danai: la rodilla del papa francisco pone el futuro del pontificado a tambalear luego de que saliera a la luz por primera vez estas imÁgenes del lÍder de la iglesia catÓlica en silla de ruedas. ya mÁs de una vez al papa se le ha visto presentando dificultadesdebido a su rodilla derecha por una rotura de ligamentos. incluso, en este vÍdeo de la cadena de televisiÓn es asistido por su personal para levantarse y asÍ caminar con mucha dificultad. el mismo lo ha dicho pÚblicamente. [habla en italiano] danai: en este evento un grupo de peregrinos tuvieron que acercarse para que el papa los bendijera. la santa sede confirmÓ que el papa se sometiÓ a una infiltraciÓn por la rotura de ligamentos en su rodilla derecha para aliviarlo. >> como todos sab

al-qaeda is a very different animals and hezbollah. al-qaeda generally operates in the shadows, whereas in lebanon, hezbollah operates out in the open. they are a political force. the iran human services operations. and it means that whether we like it or not, when it comes to a more socially embedded groups like hezbollah, you have to meet them where they are, right? you have to have an answer for the services that they are providing. and since you've left, there has been a debate about energy security and lebanon. hezbollah is showing up with shipments of oil from iran, and we are busy at work trying to find an alternative. but this is sort of the corollary off the question about the drone strikes, right? there's an element of combatting terrorist organizations that involves killing killing terrorists. there is also an element of fighting terrorist organizations that acknowledges that they often provide human services, that you have to create, that you have to be able to supplies the government, as an ally of a government, in order t

is it fair to say that al l qaeda and isis don't exist? >> absolutely. >> is it fair to say that people thinking every day th about how to get into america o to kill a bunch of us from those organizations? >> yes a. >> and the fbi is integral in stopping those blocks before they start? would you say after afghanistan, the threat to the homelandhas gone up or down ? >> well, let me say this about the threat. we are concerned, very concerned about what the threat landscape looks like in the wake of the n withdrawal of afghanistan for a number of reasons. one, we are concerned about the loss of sources and correction over there. >> there are fbi agents in afghanistan. >> not anymore or at least not that i can. so we're concerned about less source coverage over time and director burns as testified this is a matter of fact that we will lose the election. >> just put a fine point on it, our withdrawal has made us a lot less aware of the threat coming from afghanistan than before we withdrew, that'sfair to say ? >> that's fair to say. >> it's fai

>> we assess ice isis probably in a year slightly longer and longer for al qaeda. >> last october weheard from secretary pawlenty told the committee we could see isis generate the capability within 12 months in a march we heard from general -- the capability might be 12 to 18 months. so i look forward to hearing more about why the intelligence estimates have shifted forward. i think that's important for this committee to know and important to understand when wee look at the dramatic reductions we have seen in our intelligence collection. thank you. >> thank youou senator. senator gillibrand. >> general haines thank you for your testimony. want too talk about the threats and i want to know what type of support you are providing critical infrastructure providers to deal with it to specifically i'm concerned if he the war in ukraine escalates its attack russia will come to our critical infrastructure and generally. and your engagement with critical infrastructure providers were the biggest areas that they have shared with you and are there additional authorities that would be held will