you now perceive all these events surrounding american aid to ukraine and to what extent the decision of the us congress can affect the allies in the anti-putinlition on our allies, well, here it is enough to look at bloomberg's latest material on this matter, and our european allies are very frightened by the possibility of a collapse of american aid, uh, well, actually, all this time, actually, our allies were divided into several different groups, the so-called, i think that one of the discoveries that the ukrainians made in the course of this great war is in particular... many others, but in particular one of these discoveries is that that the so-called collective event does not actually exist, that the only subjective, collective event is the product of exclusively russian propaganda, that is the only place where it lives, in the real world the event is a conglomerate of very different countries, and since all these countries are democratic, then it is also a very conglomerate different political and economic forces, so if we simplify the picture so much, then in fact, there was a time when the radical wing of our allies, this is great b

system, with a bunch of levers, counter-lever there, it does not give them a chance to become american putins, they simply openly sympathize with him and envy, mr. yevhenna, against the background of what is happening in the congress and the statements of joseph biden appeared: information that the united states of america is seriously concerned about corruption in ukraine, but receives from harsh statements , plans appear, demands from washington, to ukrainian government officials and to the ukrainian president, that it is necessary to fight corruption more, and talk about , what should be done in these 45 days of the temporary budget, the period when the temporary budget is in effect... everything in order for ukraine, in ukraine, to not have such high-profile corruption scandals, because corruption is the cornerstone that then will influence including for military aid and financial aid , from the united states of america, ukraine, in your opinion, these are the demands that are now, well, in particular, politicians are printing, to what extent they correspond with what, what in the united

it has been the cornerstone of american security. if putin attacks a nato ally, we will defend every inch of nato that it calls for. we will have something that we do not seek, making clear we do not seek to have american troops fighting in russia or fighting against russia. beyond europe, we know that our allies and our adversaries and competitors are watching. they are watching our response ukraine as well. if we walk away and left putin to ukraine's independence, would be aggressors around the world would be emboldened to do the same purity could spread in other parts of the world. in the in pacific, in the middle east, especially in the middle east. iran is supporting russia and ukraine and hamas and other terrorist groups in the region and will continue to hold them accountable, i might add. the united states and our partners across the region are working to build a better future for the middle east. one where the middle east is more stable, better connected to its neighbors, and through innovative projects like the india, middle east, e

americans. the president must tell the people that putin is seeking to achieve political goals that will cost notnly money, but also american lives. if putin were to win his war in ukraine, the baltic states, poland and romania, and other allies would be in danger. and right away, our defense spending will significantly exceed all that we are currently spending on helping ukraine. and if putin attacked one of our allies from nato, then we would already be at war with russia, and this would cost american lives and significantly increase our costs, so the 40 or 50 billion dollars of economic and military aid that we provide to ukraine per year is only 3% of our defense budget, and it has already allowed ukraine to destroy up to 50% of moscow's military capabilities, so it is entirely in america's interest. it is a smart way to protect vital american interests, american stability, american security and prosperity. if the president defined it that way, it wouldn't be for... and when will this long war end? and a clear definition of what exactly constitutes a victory would not allow politicians to say

for 75 years, nato has kept peace in europe and has been the cornerstone of american security. if putin attacks a nato ally, we will defend every inch. we will have something that we do not seek, making clear we do not seek to have american troops fighting in russia or fighting against russia. behind europe, we know our allies and competitors are watching our response in ukraine . if we walk away and let putin a race ukraine's independence, others will be emboldened to try the same. chaos could spread in the indo pacific, in the middle east, especially the middle east. iran is supporting russia in ukraine and it is supporting hamas and will continue -- and we will continue to hold them accountable. the united states and our partners across the region are working to build a better future for the middle east, one where the middle east is more stable, better connected to its neighbors, and through innovative projects like the india, middle east, and europe rail corridor that i announced this year, more predictable markets, more employment, less raids, less grievances, less war. it would be

. >> i don't understand any american siding with putin, but we've seen it, and we've heard it and we have to fight against it. >> major the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of the newshour including kathy and paul anderson and camilla and george smith. >> pediatric surgeon, volunteer, topiary artist, a raymond james financial advisor taylor's advice to help you live your life. life well planned. fostering an informed and engaged communities. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: welcome to the newshour. for the first time in this nation's history, the house of represenatives has formally ousted its speaker. a handful of hard-right republicans and every democrat voted together to remove the gavel from speaker kevin mccarthy's hand. >> chaos is speaker mccarthy. chaos is somebody who we cannot trust with their word. the one thing that the white house, house democrats,

putin and putin's russia, in your opinion, the fact that biden puts hamas and putin on the same level, or means that the americanse finally here. decided that putin, like hamas, should not simply exist in this world, maybe it is said too roughly now , well, at least as it is, yes, it means, and it was indeed in the speech in the address of the us president biden, repeatedly he put in the same line, in the same line, the terrorist hamas and the putin dictatorship and putin himself as a dictator, really defined not only by the united states, everyone. the entire anti-putin coalition, the majority of civilized countries, and terrorism, and putin's aggression, now the two biggest threats to humanity and the biggest threats to the survival of entire countries and democracy as such , moreover, in the address of us president biden, by the way, it was the second in his entire term, he has been president for three years, this is only the second address to his own nation, but in this address he is a strong... leader spoke strong words, and these strong words in relation to us are unequivocal support for ukraine, and in rel

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, it seems that they are analysts of the american institute for the study of war, whom we often quote, but they monitored the russian media also regarding putin'stements, specifically regarding avdiivka, where is the rhetoric, our american partners state, putin has changed, if earlier it was about an offensive, now putin says that our troops, that is, the russian occupiers, are conducting active defensive, successful defensive actions, so, well, this story is about a full-scale offensive, it was definitely an ipso, well, this is my, so to speak, my assumption, after their conditionally volunteers announced a public collection for, packages for 200 rashists, i think that putin's further statements should be taken in this way, indeed, they have great losses both in equipment and in manpower, indeed individual units refuse... to go on an assault and try to avoid their role and fate as cannon fodder, that is, in fact, these are the tasks, well, they do not have the resources today in that method, in those terms to perform, and this means that losses for the enemy are really felt. well, let's talk about mobilization, a couple of words, the newly app

and putin and putin's, in your opinion, the fact that biden puts hamas and putin on the same level, does that mean that, americanswell, they finally decided that putin, like hamas, should not simply exist in this world, maybe it is said too roughly now, well, at least as it is, yes, it means, and it was really in the speech, in the address of the president. biden, he repeatedly put the terrorist umas and putin's dictatorship in the same row and putin himself as a dictator is truly determined not only by the united states , the entire anti-putin coalition, most civilized countries, that terrorism and putin's aggression are currently the two biggest threats to humanity and the biggest threats to the survival of entire countries and democracy as such. moreover, in the address of us president biden, by the way, it was the second in his entire tenure, he has been president for three years, this is only the second address to his own nation, but in this address he, as a strong leader, spoke strong words, and these strong words about us - unequivocal support for ukraine, regarding israel - unequivocal support for israel,

for 75 years, nato has kept peace in europe, and has been the cornerstone of american security. if putin attacked a nato ally, we will defend every inch of nato which the treaty requires and calls for. we will have something that we do not seek, making clear we do not seek to have american troops fighting in russia, or fighting against russia. beyond europe, we know that our allies and our most important competitors are watching our response in ukraine as well. if we walk away and let the race ukraine's independence, would-be aggressors around the world would be emboldened to try the same. the risk of conflict and chaos could spread in other parts of the world, the indo pacific and the middle east, especially the middle east. iran is supporting russia in ukraine, and supporting hamas and other terrorist groups in the region. we will continue to hold them accountable, i might add. the united states and our partners in the region are working to build a better future for the middle east. one where the middle east is more stable, but are connected to its neighbors, and through innovative pro

congress must send a strong message to putin that americans continue to stand in solidarity with the people of ukraine, and that we're committed to supporting them as they fight bravely to defend their homeland. the simple truth is that their battle is our battle. if they lose, americans lose. the likelihood that our young men and women will be called upon to answer the -- to enter the fray increases dramatically. we must support our ukrainian allies. with that, madam president, i

for 75 years nato kept peace in europe and is the cornerstone of american security. if putin attacks a nato ally we will defend them. we have something we do not seek. we do not seek to have american troops fighting in russia or fighting against russia. beyond europe we know our allies and competitors are watching our response in ukraine as well. if we walk away and let putin erase ukraine's independence others would try the same. chaos could spread in other parts of the world in the pacific and the middle east and especially the middle east. iran is supporting russia and ukraine and supporting hamas and other terrorists groups in the region. they will continue to hold them accountable. the united states and our partners are working to build a better future for the middle east. one where the middle east is more stable, better connected to its neighbors and through innovative projects like the india and middle east rail corridor. more predictable markets and more employment and less rage and less war. it benefits the people of the middle east and benefit us. american leadershi

president xi jinpihg is — you are 100% right president xi jinping is saying this is what american democracy looks like, putins. it looks— and russia saying similar things. it looks bad — and russia saying similar things. it looks bad for us. but the reality is we have _ looks bad for us. but the reality is we have a — looks bad for us. but the reality is we have a bad speaker. people did not trust _ we have a bad speaker. people did not trust kevin mccarthy. that is what _ not trust kevin mccarthy. that is what led — not trust kevin mccarthy. that is what led to this give and take, the fighting _ what led to this give and take, the fighting taking place four months. people _ fighting taking place four months. people have had enough episodes with kevin mccarthy that cannot trust any further— kevin mccarthy that cannot trust any further so _ kevin mccarthy that cannot trust any further so a — kevin mccarthy that cannot trust any further so a change needs to be made — further so a change needs to be made this _ further so a change needs to be made. this part of the problem of politics _ made. this part of the p

for 75 years, nato has kept peace in europe and has been the corner stone of american security and if putin attacks a nato ally, we will defend every inch of nato the treaty calls for. we'll have something we do not seek. make it clear, we do not seek to have american troops fighting in russia or fighting against russia. beyond europe, we know that our allies and important competitors are watching. they're watching our response in ukraine as well. and if we walk away, would be aggressors around the world would be embolden to try to same. risk of conflict could spread across the world. indo-pacific, middle east, especially in the middle east. iran is supporting russia's in ukraine and supporting hamas and other terrorist groups in the region and will continue to hold them accountable. the united states and our partners across the region are working to build a better future for the middle east. where the middle east is more stable, better connected to its neighbors and through innovative projects like the india middle east europe rail corridor that i announced this year at the summit of the w

congress must send a strong message to putin that americans continue to stand in solidarity with the people of ukraine, and that we're committed to supporting them as they fight bravely to defend their homeland. the simple truth is that their battle is our battle. if they lose, americans lose. and the likelihood that our young men and women will be called upon to enter the fray increases dramatically. we must support our ukrainian allies. with that, madam president, i yield the floor. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including cox. >> koolen-de vries syndrome is extremely rare. >> high. >> what friends don't have to be. >> this is joe. >> when you're connected you are not alone. >> cox supports c-span is a public service along wit these other television providers giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> today former secretary of stateillary clinton joined the georgetown institute for women, peace, and security to honor award recipients for exceptional leaderip in women's rights and global security. this year's h

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for his speech, last week, it was not really our merit, but he in this... clearly told the americans that if putin won in ukraine, and this will not happen, as long as america supports, america supports ukraine, he would attack poland, the baltic states, and the cost of this aggression for nato and for america would be much higher than our aid to ukraine, from which we need decisive. steps towards ukraine's membership in nato, which must be made at the washington summit, but we also believe that it is very important for this to improve ukraine's prospects on the battlefield. the first part of the document is an introductory part, and the second concerns specifically what types of weapons, what military assistance ukraine needs, and the third part of our document is a nato proposal, and the former us ambassador to nato, mr. vershbaugh, will tell you more about this, and now i will provide mr. douglas's word is fierce. like just now drawn by mr. herbst, this document includes two such ambitious recommendations for the summit, which will take place in nine months. the first major recommendation is th

he says without american support, putin will be successful. if putin is successful, he will move on to nato countries and that means american troops will get involved. back to you, martha. >> martha: a tangled web. thanks, rich. with that, we bring in four-star general jack keane, former vice chief of staff of the arm my and chair of the institute for the study of war. good to have you with us, general. obviously there's escalation happening in gaza. we're hearing in a moment from the idf spokesman. we want to talk about this hit on the refugee camp. they say they have taken out a hamas commander and some of his lieutenants. >> well, first of all, martha, let me say, idf is focused on the leaders. they're going to stay at that and likely have rather significant success. listening to testimony today and what's been happening unfolding with the administration and particularly with how we're reacting to the strikes against our troops and bases in iraq and syria, a couple of things. number 1, we have to recognize strategically what is happening he

on ukraine, he says without more american support putin will be successful there. successful there, he will attack nato and that draws american forces into the fight. john. >> john: rich, thank you. aishah. >> aishah: bring in dave sears, a former navy seal team 6 troop commander. dave, good to be with you. i want to get to the proxy attacks on the u.s. forces in a second here. let's start with what's happening here in the homeland and the threats that are currently being made to our country here. listen to what the fbi director christopher wray told senators this morning about those threats. >> definitely believe there is a heightened risk of potential violence here in the u.s., especially from lone actors inspired by any number of foreign terrorist organizations or by domestic ideologies in some way using the conflict as an excuse or justification as horrendous and misguided as that would be to conduct attacks here against jewish americans, muslim americans, arab americans, etc. so we are concerned about that. important for americans to understand even before thi

american foreign policy, by obligiging, pushing, financing the american administration to carry out its wars, so i'm not quite sure that president putin'sf attacks totally innocent, every right certainly as much right as the as the israelis have, i would say more right, because they haven't got an army, they haven't got any bulldosers worth the name, they haven't got any aircraft and they're not allowed to use the sea, their own sea, so who's got a right to defend themselves? it's those people who are hold up in a us, we used to call it a concentration camp in gaza, actually an extermination camp, those people have got nowhere to go, and they can't get out, even if they did have, even if the egyptians let them go into the sin desert, they wouldn't survive long there without water and food and aid, which they've already been denied, and it's not just in the last... few weeks that they've been denied these things, gaz been under blockade for 17 years ever since the israel is kindly left, also left a trail of destruction and a and a policy of not letting gazans get any outside help, they do get it, occasionally unra has been trying, look w

enviable regularity with which representatives of the american authorities mention the name of the head of the russian states in their speeches. the theme of putine rhetoric of the american establishment is such a constant, and putin’s surname is an integral part of the domestic political life of the united states of america. it is clear that now is a very, very exciting , very potentially dangerous moment in the international situation, it is very emotional, but such rhetoric is hardly suitable for responsible leaders of states, we do not accept such a tone towards the russian federation. relations of our president. as far as we understand, the president said that he personally and the united states would continue to try to exert pressure to contain the russian federation. but at the same time, mr. biden did not say a word about the fact that until now all these efforts to contain russia have been very , very ineffective. they will be ineffective in the future. but in the meantime , joe biden will today send an urgent request to congress for military assistance to ukraine and israel. the us president announced this in a televised address. to th

addition, turkey is behind the deployment of some weapons on the greek islands, including american ones. vladimir putinad a meeting with the head of the kabardin balkar republic , kazbek kokov. everything is fine. everything is fine, what do you want to please? on september 1 , three new schools with 1,800 places were opened, and children began to attend. a so in 5 years they built nine new ones. with a total capacity of 5,100 people, 55 preschool institutions with 3,500 places are the main value priority for residents. and for all authorities this remains support for the participants in the special military operation of their families, a monthly payment of 25,000 has been established for all mobilized, in addition to military personnel who received injuries from 100 to 300,000 , depending on the severity of the injuries, and for the families of deceased servicemen, a million rubles each at the expense of the republican budget, for these purposes today , 750 million rubles have been allocated from the republican budget. to support logistics directly in the area of ​​the special military operation, the

so americans felt embarrassed and understood that bulla is not afraid of them, as putin has told the americans before, that the lebanese people are not afraid of anyone. practically, the measures taken by the resistance in lebanon challenged the american limits. so biden was forced to retreat, and before that, the us sent letter to iran's ambassador to the un, in which it said, if iran intervened, america would intervene, so they raised the ceiling of the possible interventions. regarding the us support in general, they support israel militarily, politically, and through decreasing the popular political and media pressure in the arab world, and therefore israel won't be affected by the incidents and can move forward towards its goal. the us supports israel economically. and militarily, but asked it not embroil america in a regional war. what will happen in lebanon, considering the previous us commitment will lead to the us's involvement in the confrontation. ah last week said those jets won't take off from the carrier, so it's support at the deterrance level and not at the level of di

continue to play on this topic, it is unlikely that the americans do not understand what he means, that is, putinmbers; over the past 2 months, american aid to ukraine has fallen by 74% compared to the first half of the year, spiegel’s conclusion is that ukraine has dropped several positions on the priority list. white house, why? that is, in confrontation with us, the west could begin to think not about investments poured into ukraine, but about the balance of power, which has always been the goal of big wars, about the fact that in addition to fatigue from what is happening, threats appear in other places that force the conflict to freeze, everything like this happened during the vietnamese and korean wars, when the middle east began to burn at the same time, then it was the vanity crisis, the six-day war, the arab oil embargo, let’s quickly take a look. let's try to understand why stoltenberg is now collecting a group of experts to analyze approaches in the middle east in africa, why the now smoldering conflict between israel and the arabs suddenly exploded with such force that no one expected

, it seems that it is the analysts of the american institute for the study of war, which we often quote, they monitored the russian media, and regarding putin'sically regarding avdiivka, where is the rhetoric, our american partners state, have changed putin. if earlier it was about an offensive, now putin says that our troops, that is, the russian occupiers, are conducting active defensive, successful defensive actions. so, well, this story about a full-scale offensive, it was definitely ipso, well, it's my, so to speak, my guess, after their conditional volunteers announced a public fundraiser for eh, packages for two-soh rashists, i think there are further statements putin should be perceived in that way. indeed, they have great losses both in equipment and in manpower. indeed, individual units refuse to go on an assault and try to avoid their role and fate as cannon fodder. that is, in fact , these tasks, well, they don't have the resources today to fulfill them in that way, in those terms. and this means that the losses for the enemy are really felt. well, let's talk about mobilization two more. the words of the newly appointed deputy min

spanish elpais views putin’s visit as a continuation of strengthening ties with china in the face of tough western sanctions. this thought sounds. european publications. by the way, the americanecognizes the collapse of the west’s attempts to distance sidzenpin and vladimir putin. this is noted , for example, by the wall street journal. the publication writes that trade ties between russia and china are only expanding. washington post reporters believe that the russian leader's visit to china is nothing more than a friendship between two countries against the united states. the authors emphasize that moscow and beijing are actually challenging the world order in which, as they believe in america. green, green, green, soon a green day in sbermarket, from november 9 to 12, but now get cashback with 60% bonuses, for any reason sbermarket, easy to apply for, easy to receive. in the feed we keep low prices for oils 380 g 289 rub. we will celebrate the birthday of the russian lotto, the main lottery of the country, with 50 million prizes ready, and with 100 million are ready to win two out of three tickets, take them for everyone and celebrate together , buy them from branded ones.

at the same time we need to put the national security needs of the american people ahead of the extreme maga republican pro-putin caucus. sooner rather than later it is important in order to lift up the national security needs of the american people, and ensure america's place in the free world will continue, and we have experienced a great leadership from president biden in that regard, as katherine clark mentioned, we need to address the security situation in ukraine to ensure that the ukrainian people can continue the fight -- to fight bravely and courageously and defeat vladimir putin and russian aggression. it's important for democracy. it is important for the principle of freedom. it is important for truth. it is important for nato. and, the extreme maga republicans have an opportunity over the next few days for the american people and our national security interests to be put first and the extreme maga republican pro-putin caucus last. reporter: this is the second time with the debt limit. how confident are you in the future you can negotiate with the republican conference? leader jeffries: house democrat

putin is already threatening. reminded, this quote, reminded poland that its western lands were a gift from russia. 75 years, nato has kept peace in europe, and it was the cornerstone of american if putin attacks a nato ally, we will defend every inch of nato territory, as required by the agreement, while sending american soldiers to fight the russians. biden allegedly doesn’t want to yet, so he said in his address. really doesn’t want war, the candidate for the seat of the us house of representatives, jim jordan, an opponent of the armament of ukraine, who could not be elected to this position last time, seems to be dropping out of the fight. there is a split in the ranks of the republicans on this issue there is almost complete unanimity of support for israel in the us senate. 99 senators are for and against the lone and rand paul, but so far nothing will be able to reconcile the chaos in the lower house of congress. what happens if aid stops coming, and how that could hurt americans, and why people should push for it and urge their legislators to get involved. this is a very sensitive issue for people back home. requesting funding is one question, but its approval requires

american workers are creating the arsenal of democracy, what we are talking about is still the main idea of ​​this fifteen-minute passionate speech, we cannot and will not allow terrorists like hamas and tyrants like putinmas and putin are different threats, but they have something in common, they both want to completely destroy the neighboring democratic country, completely destroy it. hamas stated that the purpose of its existence. hamas uses palestinian civilians as livestock and suffers greatly for nothing because of it. innocent palestinian families. meanwhile, putin denies that ukraine has or ever had real statehood. he claims that the soviet union created ukraine. just two weeks ago he said the world that if the united states stops supporting our allies, then military aid to ukraine, i quote, would be enough for a week, but we will not abandon them. president biden addressed the world's major conflicts from the oval office. he said that ensuring... the success of israel and ukraine is vital to america's security and called on congress to approve a major aid package for them. president biden also criticized hamas and russia for wanting to , quote, destroy democracy. these are two conflicts that th

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for 75 years, nato has kept peace in europe and has been the cornerstone of american security. and if putin attacks a nato ally, we will defend with whatever it requires and calls for. we'll have something that we do not seek. make it clear, we do not seek, we do not seek to have american troops fighting in russia or fighting against russia. beyond europe, we know that our allies, and maybe most importantly our adversaries and competitors are watching. they're watching our response in ukraine as well. and if we talk way and let putin erase ukraine's independence, would-be aggressors around the world would be emboldened to try the same. the risk of conflict and chaos could spread in other parts of the world, in the indo-pacific, in the middle east, especially in the middle east. iran is supporting russia in ukraine, and it's supporting hamas and other terrorist groups in the region. and will continue to hold them accountable, i might add. the united states and our partners across the region are working to build a better future for the middle east, one where the middle east is more stable, be

putin has effectively -- he's taken an a american. he's charged him with spying, bogus charge. ertain price on his head. what exactly putin wants to extract from that, we don't know. we'll have to see when he holds his hand, if he has with the american government, we don't know yet. clearly, it's a long game that putin is playing here. joey: he's detained. he's not convicted, he's not been convicted. if convicted, i believe it's up to 20 years, an insane amount of time for someone who is innocent. has the administration shown, do you believe, they'll get him back? >> we do believe the government believes that they certainly say that publicly. you know, evan's detention is part of a wave of hostage diplomacy that is not just concerned with russia. rush srussia has gotten a tastef this. everyone has seen by grabbing a westerner, particularly grabbing an american, they can aton something they want. putin has seen the value in all of this, evan has nothing do with spying. completely a political game and part of their government. joey: thank you for joining us. >> thank you. joey: st

attention to emphasize that the red line that ran through the entire speech of the american president was that although hamas and putin different threats, they both want to destroy the neighboring democracy, and that is why we cannot allow terrorists and tyrant , as joe biden called, hamas and putin, so that they do not win, this cannot be allowed, because then, evil will not be punished and threats will increase all over the world, and the risks of conflicts will increase. far beyond the borders of europe. that's why joe biden emphasized that it is in the national interests, precisely in the national interests of the united states, to support both ukraine and israel. he also emphasized this. i will discuss this message. and also actively, among other things that stand out for the speeches of the american president , is that when he spoke about support for ukraine, about military support for ukraine, he emphasized that this money eventually returns to the united states, because congress allocates funding for replenishment of american stocks, this replenishment occurs at the expense of production weapons by american ma

in recent years , the americans, and president putin has spoken about this more than once, have simplye negotiation process to the provision of insignificant economic services, economic assistance to the palestinian population, in exchange for refusing to create a palestinian state, as required by the decision of the un security council, and the documents that the ministers signed are a kind of road map for further joint diplomatic work, in general the basis... as political and economic cooperation arising from good neighborly relations. alexey prokin and lashachuvili, ntv television company, phinyan, democratic people's republic of korea. in a matter of seconds he makes a diagnosis, not makes mistakes and never gets tired. all this is about artificial intelligence. nowadays, neural networks are in great demand in medicine. so far he’s only helping doctors, but he’s getting smarter. this is already changing a lot in the diagnosis and treatment of patients. edmund zhelbunov was convinced. here we can observe how artificial intelligence helps us determine, for example, acute ischemia in

american slant. >> vladimir putin's in beijing for xi jinping's road summit and the two are usings israel-hamas war as a way to chastise the united states and western allies as they look to creative their own new world order. will ripley is in the chinese capital. >> reporter: vladimir putin, an accused war criminal in the west, but an honor in beijing. xi jinping feasting with a fellow strong man triumph fantly toasting their vision of a new world order, a world prioritizing palestinians over western backed israel. pinning the putin/xi world against the u.s.-led free world. russia and china refusing to strongly condemn the hamas attack. putin placing blame on the u.s. for the conflict, not hamas gunmen who also took russian lives. both beijing and moscow criticizing israel's, as condemning tuesday's deadly hospital blast, palestinians say hundreds died. russia calling it an act of dehumanization, urging israel to prove its innocence. china says israel played a part in provoking rage, decades of diplomacy without a two state solution. >> translator: palestinian has the right to establish a state as

for 75 years, nato maintained peace in europe and was the keystone of american security. and if putin nato ally, we will defend every inch of nato. what the contract requires and calls for. we will have something that we do not strive for. please make it clear that we are not trying to to have american troops fight in russia or against russia. we know that outside europe, our allies and, perhaps most importantly, our adversaries and competitors are watching. they are also monitoring our reaction in ukraine. and if we walk away and allow putin to erase ukraine's independence, potential aggressors around the world will be emboldened to try to do the same. east, iran supports russia's actions in ukraine, and also supports hamas and other terrorist groups in the region. and i might add that we will continue to attract them to responsibility. but he’s lying, and iran and hamas are involved here, he’s deliberately lying. also, what is he against what dmitry anatelevi medvedev said and what antin said? it is necessary to teach it to a cretin, but i understand that in america they teach histo

for 75 years nato has kept peace in europe, and has been the cornerstone of american security and if putin attacks a nato ally, we will defend every inch of nato which requires an calls for. we'll have something that we do not seek, make it clear, we do not seek to have american troops fighting in russia or fighting against russia. behind europe, we know that our allies, and maybe most importantly our adversaries and competitors are watching a response in ukraine as well. if we walk away and let putin erase ukraine's independents, with the aggressors around the world be emboldened to try the same? it's a risk of conflict and chaos could spread in other parts of the world. the endo pacific, the middle east, especially in the middle east, iran is supporting russia in ukraine, and it is supporting hamas, another terrorist groups in the region. it will continue to hold them accountable, i might add. united states and its partners across the region are building a better future for the middle east. one where the middle east is more stable, better connected to its neighbors, and to innovative pro

it's been the cornerstone of american security. if putin, -- we do not sick to have american troops fighting in russia or against russian. we know our allies and adversaries and competitors are watching. if we walk away and let putin he race ukraine's independence, he will be emboldened to try the same. the chaos could spread in other parts of the world. in the indo pacific, the middle east. especially in the middle east. iran is supporting russia in ukraine and supporting hamas. those are terrorist groups in the region. we will continue to hold them accountable, i might add. the u.s. and partners across the region are working to build a better future for the middle east, that is more stable, that are connected to its neighbors, and through innovative projects like the corridor i announced at the summit of the world's biggest economies, more predictable markets, more employment, less grievances, less war, when connected. it benefits the people and will benefit us. american leadership is what holds the world together. american alliances are

it has been the cornerstone of american security. and if putin a nato ally, we will defend every inch of nato treaty requires and and calls for. we'll have something that we do, not seek, make it clear, we do not seek to have american troops fighting in russia or fighting against russia. beyond europe, we though that our allies and maybe most importantly our adversaries and competitors are watching. they're watching our response in ukraine as a well. and if we walk away and let putin erase ukraine's independence, would-be aggressors around the world would be emboldened to try the same. the risk of conflict and chaos could spread in other parts of the world. in the indo-pacific, in the middle east, especially in the middle east. iran is supporting russia in ukraine, and it's supporting hamas, other terrorist groups in the rage, and we'll continue to hold them accountable, i might add. the united states and our partners across the region are working to build a better future for the middle east, one where the middle east is more stable, better conne