of 2011, how obama and his entourage are watching the neptune spear operation to eliminate osama bin ladenh, then said, i don’t believe the cia operation had reason to suspect, that everything was wrong or bin laden was killed or died? yes, long before this one was implemented or if they had such opportunity, at least some photos could provide, because those photos of the late bin laden that were on the network. these were what is called fake photos? after a rather long break, hurge makes a new bomb, and the western media either ignores or criticizes this material in the western media about how the us authorities planned to undermine the northern flows. the german foreign ministry closes its eyes and says we have no data. conducting an investigation. this is a violation of the un agreement as well as international rights is the so-called aggression, which primarily concerns the property of the company. the americans were called to account for their actions, and chinese diplomats at the chinese foreign ministry stressed that if the information from hershey's material is confirmed, then resp

we have osama bin laden coming in to rent a satellite cell phone. you say that the sellers do not need to know that he will use the phone to commit a terrorist act. i take it that you are also saying he doesn't actually have to use the phone to commit the terrorist act. they could still be on the hook for assisting him even if he doesn't actually use the thing that they have provided in the act that injures your client? right? i'm sorry, that was very long-winded. the cell phone that is sold to osama bin laden actually has to be used to commit the terrorist attack? >> no. >> why not? >> because providing him the cell phone -- as a piece of your answer, there are other elements . it counts because it aids the terrorist enterprise. that is the formula. >> what if he uses it to make calls to other associates into -- and to fund raise and that sort of thing?he uses the phone for other things not cnected to the act? would you have to allege that? does the complaint have to show -- let's say the complaint doesn't show he used it in the particular act. wou

with putin and what to do after putin , why am i asking about this because i i remember how osama bin ladend, in principle, always during this year of such a restless and terrible question arises why why can't the west put an end to it as it put an end to bin laden itself? i think that this question is not only a political decision, it is the question of precedent is also a question of what justice should be, whether it should be carried out by a public court or , as in relation to bilang, it is also a question in general whether the event can afford it from the point of view of what can be done here, in fact there are not dozens but hundreds of questions and it is possible through whom but i think that language is the only thing about putin in the west , unfortunately for sergey, there are people who say well, this is putin's war, well, in the end, we will somehow push the power in russia to someone else deprived of putin's power and we will somehow communicate and cooperate with this version again and when they say what and how alive how are the russians who support this war for the most

he, he said that when it comes to the death of osama bin laden, he said the u. s. government narrative was b. yes. he said it was one big lie. now he's come out with what is breaking news? her an aussie saying that american divers, under the cover of nato exercises last summer, planted explosives on the north stream $1.00 and $2.00 pipelines which were then blown up by norwegians. not marina. we know that russia was blocked from any investigation into the sabotage of the pipelines. of course, the western press at 1st that russia has bombed its own pipelines another, another dose of b, as from the empire of lies right at law. first, the was rosabelle up. it's on pipelines actually not 1st at 1st, which is something i want to get into later. but let's talk about this now. at 1st we had officials suddenly european official st. thank you usa. remember that was a friend that was at the top, hollis, emily p. that was that we'll get to that a little bit later. let's have a listen to actual sima hers, a little exit from, from the article where he exposes all of this sat

even though the government at the time was pro—american and opposed to bin laden.e thoroughly defeated during 9/11 by the americans, and he encouraged the telephone to regroup in taliban, which he admitted to in his book. that led to the rebirth of the extremist groups who turned notjust against afghanistan but pakistan, which we have seen in the recent bombing, with policemen being killed. {lin bombing, with policemen being killed. ., bombing, with policemen being killed. . , ~ , killed. on that, it feels like his lea is killed. on that, it feels like his legacy is one _ killed. on that, it feels like his legacy is one which _ killed. on that, it feels like his legacy is one which is - killed. on that, it feels like his legacy is one which is very - killed. on that, it feels like his. legacy is one which is very much alive right now, having real life consequences right now. yes. alive right now, having real life consequences right now. yes, i think ou're consequences right now. yes, i think you're right- — consequences right now. yes, i think you're right. that _

or if you had a raid similarto going after bin laden or if you had a raid similar to the one that killedhe week, pentagon officials and biden at the white house going back and forth about what to do about this, so not surprising. and when it comes down to, a pretty simple military operation, just a real risk, of course, as we have been talking about, trying to minimise collateral damage, trying to make sure this enormous balloon, again, three double—decker buses, not in the way many civilians so once that was done, ones that were settled, once that was overwater, really a clean cut mission from the united states military. cut mission from the united states milita . �* ., , military. and of course the challenge _ military. and of course the challenge now _ military. and of course the challenge now is _ military. and of course the challenge now is recoveryl military. and of course the - challenge now is recovery stage. we don't have full details at the moment but the idea that getting the vital data, the hardware, the software, whatever it is, in at their enough condition that you can actu

screaming inconsistencies in the official version of the united states about the elimination of osama bin ladenthe role played by the united states and other western countries in the escalation of the ukrainian conflict are being discussed at this moment in the security council un initiated by russia roger waters, one of the founders of the group, spoke at the meeting. ping floids. a tough critic, of course support for the kiev regime. in the white house. biden himself also spoke today and also talked a lot about ukraine, but only before the american congress and now our own correspondent in new york, valentin bogdanov valya, has a direct connection with the news studio. good evening. what is happening now at the meeting of the security council and what conclusions have already been drawn from biden's keynote speech? good evening ernesto indeed. russia has convened this meeting of the security council to once again warn the west against massive arms supplies to ukraine that will destabilize world security and for the first time here within the walls. he favors roger waters. uh, it's important t

he's the navy seal that killed osama bin laden. rob, welcome back to the program.lways good to see you. two generals on the program this morning told me that if we give the ukrainians what they need, they will win and they will win quickly. what do you say to that, rob? >> great to be with you always, stuart. my question is the generals is what is winning because they never have animals what is winning. it's always as long as it takes. we've been good at doing mission creep sense after world war ii and we didn't do korea well and lost in vietnam and invaded a couple different countries and didn't have a reason for going to iraq and did for afghanistaned boggled that after two decades and what is winning? stuart: general keen said you expel all russian troops from the territory they've occupied in the last year. that's winning. push them out, all of them, from what they've taken so far. >> but pushing them out becomes offensive for a non-nato country with a lot of money we're sending from u.s. taxpayer withs no inspector general on the receiving end to tell us where

. >> greg: you know, jesse, we went to -- week -- the seals went into pakistan to kill bin laden.errorism. if there was a group of terrorists that could kill 100,000 americans a year, in a neighboring country, why can't we bin laden them? >> jesse: so, you said you wanted some aggressive action and some creativity? listen to this. >> greg: go. >> jesse: why don't we set up a naval blockade off the coasts of mexico? because all of these chinese merchant vessels are coming through with synthetics, dropping them off at the ports on the pacific coast, cartel members grabbing it from the ports, cooking it up, sending it north. set up a blockade and just start boarding chinese ships. and make a big deal out of it. blow it up, have some camera crews there. you see some fentanyl and make a scene, and then you go to the u.n. and you say, look what we got, you play the video, and you accuse them in front of the world of poisoning us, and you say you guys better knock it off, it is our hemisphere, and we are going to just forward random ships off the coast of mexico, our neighbor, until you

bin laden is gone, and the second one, human rights in women.irst we want to get countries to contribute to unicef. we need also to show we're not forgetting women again. >> thank you. thank you, stephan. right. can we have the lady i think his next. could you identify yourself and be very brief? we have 11 minutes at about 20 hands up. >> sure. thank you so much. my name is maggie, a nonresident senior fellow at the atlantic council but him as my question is chair of the board of operation eagle foundation and a founding member of the u.s. aid afghan efax coal ash and. >> you your time. keep going. quick. >> great. prats and unpopular question and i imagine the chairman will have some thoughts, what about the afghans that are fighting back, particularly in the region you mentioned that lithium exists and is there a way, something, anything? i ask that you all of you. i know this is something you spend some time on. >> sure. you know, there is a resurgence of northern alliance that with the freedom fighters into first place and actually the day

what to do with putin and what to do after putin, why am i asking this because i remember how osama bin laden in principle, always during this restless and terrible year, the question arises why why the west can not put an end to he put an end to ben ladena itself. i think that this question is not only a political decision, it is also a question of precedent , it is a question of what justice should be, whether it should be carried out by examples in the court or , as in relation to bilang, it is also a question in general whether the west can afford it with the points of view that can be fulfilled here are actually not dozens, but hundreds of questions and you can point them out to someone endlessly. but i think that it is not only about putin. the war, well, in the end, we will somehow transfer the power in russia to someone else, er, putin has been deprived of power, and we will somehow communicate and cooperate with this russia again, and when he tells them that it is alive, what about the russians, who mostly support this war, what about where putinization is more likely to hold and sin

stream, and he said that the version that the white house is promoting that american commandos killed bin ladentheir own home is a lie. this is a play, a hollywood play, and so on. in fact okay was held captive by the afkans, and the pakistanis and as well and arrested him as well. there it is it turned out to be a horse, that is, that source, which question, which gave hersh one question one question. therefore, therefore, therefore , the americans of the media, they fell for it, we need it, and now they know what i like. yes, yes, of course, of course, yes. here is. mm, uh, what do i like about this situation about this situation? i like the fact that it didn't shut up . yes, that is one way or another. yes, this topic has been voiced, and it will also be voiced, and and this definitely does not sound in your favor, because , of course, the catch is scholls. maybe keep silent he and he are silent, and he will not say anything, but at the same time they are all silent, but they think to themselves. and this is also good, and time in this situation. of course, i apologize, but you have a countr

we knew it was osama bin laden and al qaeda in afghanistan. we started in afghanistan, 2001, and then we switch to iraq. that's a big question that i believe american citizens who live in nato ally, countries. you know, we need to start asking questions. why watch our special coverage? oh, the anniversary throughout the day i'm be on here on our team. national you can find more details on the human, an economic costs of the attack on iraq on our website r t dot com. they tend ah well that i was of this new though. it's great, but you joined us. we'll be back with the top of the hour with more headlines they say to ah ah, i was standing in an alley smoking a joint one day and a man came up to me and pulled a joint from my mouth and he said, don't you know that that's what the capitalists and the jews want you to do. to keep you docile. we were violent torture, those people because we believe that were the superior race. we were here 1st and this is our pantry, guns ammo, still too dark. martin catching violence. justice prerequisite to enter or

we knew it was osama bin laden and al qaeda in afghanistan. we started in afghanistan, 2001, and then we switch to iraq. and that's a big question that i believe americans, citizens who live in natal ally countries. you know, we need to start asking questions. why was hospital coverage? oh, the anniversary throughout the day and beyond here on our kids. national can find more details on the q and any kind of course. so the attack on iraq, our website r t o. com ah modus operandi with manila time is up. next i'm moving back to the top of the hour . we hope you'll join us that blue you know there was no program when i left i kind of and all of us at life, esther hate kind of stumbled our way through it. and then we can take the lessons that we've learned from that and shrink the time frame down. so there's less was less wandering in the wilderness, so to speak. when i was in the move in the last 2 years before i left i was struggling with. do i want to leave? i like, pardon me, want to leave another part. denny has been battle with us. if i leav

baghdad prison about the blackmail and inconsistencies in operation neptune spear to eliminate osama bin laden and almost all of the reporter's materials, as now in washington were called lies and fiction, kersh had already answered the white house the day before in an interview with a radio station that specializes in the study of wars. he stressed that the decision to destroy the pipelines. first of all , it hit the western world and especially the european countries. however, in this dubious operation, there is one who fancies himself the winner. yorsh said that cia chief william burns intends to become the next us secretary of state and is now analyzing the burns, according to the journalist. will it help him in this undermining of the northern streams natalya goncharova lead? the federation council addressed the foreign ministry with a proposal to conduct an international investigation into the northern streams, taking into account the new data received, the speaker of the upper house, valentina matviyenko, said this at a plenary session of the senators. we also discussed several importan

the story as well briefly, but it's interesting for me because 911 happened we knew it was osama bin laden and al qaeda in afghanistan. we started in afghanistan, 2001, and then we switch to iraq. that's a big question that i believe american citizens who live in nato allied countries. you know, we need to start asking questions. why? yeah, you can watch our special coverage of what is essentially a grim anniversary of the war of iraq. and you can watch it all day here at austin international otherwise at your own ledger the website is r t dot com. ah. you know, there was no program when i left i kind of and all of us at life esther hate kind of stumbled. our way through it and then we can take the lessons that we've learned from that and shrink the time frame down. so there's less was less wandering in the wilderness, so to speak. when i was in the move in the last 2 years, before i left, i was struggling with do i want to leave? i like, pardon me, wanting to leave? another part didn't has been battle with us. if i leave adolescent fall back on, i have to pause it. do i have nobody to go

we knew it was osama bin laden and al qaeda in afghanistan. we started in afghanistan, 2001, and then we switch to iraq. that's a big question that i believe americans, citizens who live in nato allied countries. you know, we need to start asking questions. why? yeah, if you have any more questions about that, you can watch our special coverage about the anniversary throughout the day. here are naughty international of course, a job ledger on our website r t dot com. ah was fast on into a busy monday here on the international. so good to have your company today. one of the stories, if you just in case you missed that you can catch up on line a germany leading on india to cut its ties with russia and stop cooperating with moscow. and instead in force, the west sanctions, more details for you at r t e dot com. oh, you know, there was no program when i left i kind of and all of us at life esther hate kind of stumbled our way through it. and then we can take the lessons that we've learned from that and shrink the time frame down. so there's less w

it is only recently that they began to kill bin laden on the air or shoot at an iraqi general.how many people how many was the attempt? did they admit the assassination attempt on fidele? castro yes , time never passed, then some evidence was presented. well, yes, we agreed with that. ironically, edward snowden addressed his subscribers, he wrote a quote. can you think of historical examples of when the white house conducted a covert operation, but strongly rejected it, which is just in time for the issue of us tactics to remain silent. but the moment of norway reacted to hersh's article. yorsh wrote that they were norwegians. after 3 months, the explosives installed by american divers were activated, and oslo spoke out . this is nonsense sweden and denmark they generally refused to comment in america from power, more or less clearly reacted senator republican from utah michael lee wrote that he could not immediately exclude the version that that it was the united states that blew up nord stream. our russian security oh, i think absolutely right. and let the americans explain,

remember bin laden was grown by the americans in order to incite the soviet union, and now they havem ukraine, the terrorist regime, the head of the main intelligence directorate of the ministry of defense, budanov, even that summer threatened to our country with terrorist attacks and the british press with pleasure. all this was replicated. here is a very recent interview in the washington post , the same budanov, there are people who plant explosives. there are unmanned aerial vehicles. there will be problems inside russia, he openly confirms the recruitment and training of terrorists who are thrown into our country, where they are neutralized by state security agencies, such as the family, for example, in the moscow region when they took a militant with a man-portable anti-aircraft missile system igla collective the west is so it would seem scrupulous in matters of international security stubbornly did not notice all this, and how now it does not see the chevron and igil of kurt's coat, because the westerners themselves are ready to fasten anything. if only they think to annoy rus

a baghdad prison about grading and inconsistencies in operation neptune spear to eliminate osama bin laden almost all of the reporter's materials, as now in washington were called lies and fiction, kersh had already answered the white house the day before in an interview with a radio station that specializes in the study of wars. he stressed that the decision destroy pipelines. first of all , it hit the western world and especially the european countries. however, in this dubious operation there is also one who fancies himself the winner of the hit. zh said that the patrons or burns intends to become the next us secretary of state and now, according to the journalist, burnsonalizes. will the undermining of the northern streams natalya goncharova 200 help him in this? in the foreign ministry called shameful attempts by the west to legally justify the confiscation of russian assets abroad, this topic was raised today by sergey lavrov at during the government hour in the state duma, the minister also said that moscow continues to move towards a multipolar world and supports countries that, li

i can't believe that i'm the new bin laden, the fur was raised and the us military appeared on the netis, supposedly. first air, victory fighters. now , according to the old tradition , the command of the us air force has become the object of satire on its fuse , how did you succeed, well, for starters, we made a 3d model of our target. but american politicians are clearly not in the mood for jokes now. their main task is to somehow restore relations between beijing and washington, which are now at risk of being at zero level. china was outraged that it was accused of advance even before the wreckage was discovered, and therefore protested. china expresses sharp dissatisfaction with the actions of the united states we are against the use of force to attack civilian unmanned airships the chinese side has repeatedly informed the united states that the airship is intended for civilian use and entered the territory of the united states due to force majeure in such conditions, the united states is clearly aggravating the situation and violating international practice. it looks like a wind o

remember bin laden and raised americans for the soviet union and now they have raised anti-russia fromkraine , the terrorist regime, the head of the main intelligence directorate of the ministry of defense , budanov, even that summer threatened terrorist attacks in our country and the british press was happy. all this was replicated. and here is a very recent interview with the washington post, the same budanov, there are people who plant explosives. there are unmanned aerial vehicles. there will be problems inside russia, he openly confirms recruitment and training terrorists who are thrown into our country, where they are neutralized by the state security agencies sometime in the fall, for example. in the moscow region, when they took a militant with a portable anti-aircraft missile system, the needle of the collective west is like that. it would seem scrupulous in matters of international security. stubbornly did not notice all this. and how now he doesn’t see the chevrons of the igil of kurt’s dryer, because the westerners themselves are ready to put on anything, if only they think

obama got to order the assassination of bin laden, and all he gets to do is murder a bag of helium.balloon was the size of three buses. i love measuring things in buses. and for the rich people out there who don't know what a bus is, they're those big yellow vehicles that bring matt gaetz's girlfriends to school. [cheers and applause] so the balloon went over alaska, then through canada, and into u.s. airspace. and by the way, canada, thanks for the heads up on that. canada saw the balloon and they were like, "oh, look, one of those chinese lanterns!" and i hope that balloon wasn't spying on canada. because there is nothing suspicious going on there. unless you want aerial shots of moose getting each other from behind, you can move on. and as usual, america went haywire and brought out way too much firepower to address the problem. they brought two fighter jets and shot a missile through a balloon. was that really necessary? couldn't we have just hired another hot air balloon to float by and shoot it with a bb gun? or just waited for it to get stuck in a ceiling fan? did we really n

we knew it was osama bin laden and al qaeda in afghanistan. we started in afghanistan, 2001, and then we switched to iraq. that's a big question that i believe american citizens who live in natal allied countries. you know, we need to start asking questions why? well, you can watch or a special a coverage of the oliver story throughout the day. here in ortiz, international and on our website, r t dot com. ah, all rights, everything you ever wanted to know about to tell us, but we're afraid to ask next. catch the latest episode of modus operandi with manila chum. right? ah. ah ah ah . ah. oh, hello, i'm manila chan. you were tuned into modus operandi. the political lexicon gets a re brand traditionally called a qu, they top now coined regime change, but the deadly results remain the same. this week will examine the anatomy of a qu. what's it look like? how does one develop and who is most often to blame for the former us marine corps intelligence officer, turned un weapons inspector, scott ritter. shed some light on the issue. all right, let's

story as well, just briefly, but it's interesting for me because 911 happened we knew it was osama bin laden and al qaeda in afghanistan. we started in afghanistan, 2001, and then we switch to iraq. that's a big question that i believe americans, citizens who live in nato allied countries. you know, we need to start asking questions. why was our social coverage only anniversary throughout the day and beyond. here on our t international, we can find a more detailed on the human and economic costs. the of the attack on iraq, our website, r, t dot com, st. jude. we back relatively our ha . oh, i was standing in an alley, smoking a joint one day. and a man came up to me and pulled the joint from my mouth, and he said, don't you know that that's what the capitalists and the jews want you to do. we were violent towards you, those people because we believe that were the superior race. we were here 1st and this is our pantry, guns, ammo, still tow doc martens, tattooing violence just just prerequisite to enter or exit free. walked off like i could see this looking to cease. i fear like he feared me

we knew it was osama bin laden and al qaeda in afghanistan. we started in afghanistan, 2001, and then we switch to iraq. and that's a big question that i believe americans, citizens who live in nato allied countries. you know, we need to start asking questions. why watch our social coverage? oh, the anniversary throughout the day and beyond here on our team, national by more details on the human and economic costs of the iraq attack on our site. archie dot com. ah wow, that's overnight. all iraq, other top layout, the ah, hello, i'm manila chan. you were tuned into modus operandi. the political lexicon gets a re brand traditionally called a kuda car, now coined regime change, but the deadly results remain the same. this week will examine the anatomy of a qu, what's it look like? how does one develop and who is most often to blame for the former us marine corps intelligence officer, turned un weapons inspector, scott ritter, shed some light on the issue. all right, let's get into the m o me . i said tomato, you say tomato, i say who? the u. s.

for bin laden herself, the author of materials on the mistreatment of us military iraqi prisoners inson was a correspondent for united press international in the southern date, a correspondent for the associate press and a reporter for the washington bureaux times, the author of several non-fiction books and documentaries. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov today in sudan - this is the new points of the african tour for the minister. this is the first trip to sudan as lavrov streltsa is expected with the head of the foreign ministry and also with the leadership of the supreme council to discuss key issues of cooperation between the two countries the situation in the middle east separately talk about preparations for the second russia africa summit to be held in july in st. petersburg russia consistently defends its interests in dozens international organizations and structures, but the west does not want to hear russia and is increasingly behaving irrationally about this broadcast of our tv channel mikhail ulyanov, the permanent representative of russia in vienna, said it got int

s. government narrative came out about the death of osama bin laden, seymour hersh called b. s. he said, that's one big lie. regarding osama bin loudon on the 2003 american invasion of iraq. seymour hersh called b. s on the whole w. m. d sadam hussein threat the bush junior kept flagging on and on and on again. so this guy, seymour hersh, he typically goes against the mainstream narratives. but in this situation, considering all the geo politics in the world, the moving and shaking marina, do we think seymour hersh can be trusted? his track record definitely indicates that he has someone that should be trusted, especially from what was seen from his work before. but here again, these are not his words. once again, he says that he's quoting as source that was familiar and with then the o promotional organization of this and the amount of details he provides. and again, when they met how they met the options they discussed, he was saying want, and how it's, it's becoming a harder to say that this does sound legitimate and the aftermath and the consequences that will come from that.

then we know that the pentagon tried to make a case linking saddam hussein and osama bin laden crane the nexus between terrorism in the iraqi government. and therefore, saying that it's iraqi garrett possess, weapons of mass destruction, those weapons get hit, the hands of al qaeda terrorists who could do a new 911. that would be even worse. this was the effort being made. and we know that planning for war in iraq began in 2002 by early 2003 american forces who were operating in afghanistan will be withdrawn and preparation. we also know that when george w bush met with tony blair, the british prime minister some, you know, in august of, of, of, of 2003 that are 2002 that they were talking about fixing the intelligence around. um no w m d, meaning that they didn't have any information said iraq had w d, but they wanted to prove it. so they would start with the proposition iraq has w, m d, and then they would fixed the intelligence around that means cherry pick information to make the case. this was all done before they were talking about going to the united nations before weapons ins

we knew it was osama bin laden and al qaeda in afghanistan. we started in afghanistan, 2001, and then we switch to iraq. that's a big question that i believe americans, citizens who live in nato allied countries. you know, we need to start asking questions. why was our social coverage all the anniversary throughout the day and beyond? here on our t international, we can find more details on the human and the economy. cost of the attack on iraq, on our website. archie bunker ah fini level is off next on cost. so we'll be back here in the see do that, the hope you'll join us then. ah ah ah, ah hello in welcome to cross top where all things are considered i'm funeral about is ending the conflict in ukraine on the agenda. maybe china has offered a proposal, it appears that you k, france, and germany are sounding out the zalinski regime on a proposal of their own. all will come to nothing if russia's interests are not respected. ah. to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, martin jane marrakech. he's an award winning journalist and

story as well, just briefly, but it's interesting for me because 911 happened we knew it was osama bin laden and al qaeda in afghanistan. we started in afghanistan, 2001, and then we switch to iraq. and that's a big question that i believe americans, citizens who live in natal allied countries. you know, we need to start asking questions why. what you can watch our special coverage of what is basically a grim anniversary. you can watch it all day at 80 international also at your own ledger a website on c dot com. ah . so could i have your company for the salad program live from moscow? thanks for joining us yet. we are back at the top of the hour. oh, the a, me hello, i'm manila chan you work tuned into modus operandi. the political lexicon gets a re brand traditionally called a qu, they car now coined regime change, but the deadly results remain the same. this week we'll examine the anatomy of a qu. what's it look like? how does one develop and who is most often to blame for that? former us marine corps intelligence officer, turned un weapons inspector scott ritter. shed some light on the i

baghdad prison about grading and inconsistencies in the operation spear of neptune to eliminate osama bin ladent all the materials of the reporter, as now in washington they called lies and fiction, nonsense already answered the white house the day before in an interview with a radio station, which specialize in the study of wars. he stressed that the decision to destroy the pipelines. first of all , it hit the western world and especially the european countries. however, in this dubious operation there is also one who fancies himself the winners. hugh, said that the chefs or burns intends to become the next us secretary of state and is now analyzing according to the journalist burns. will the undermining of the northern streams help him in this natalya goncharova to lead? for the exemplary performance of the assigned tasks in protecting the independence of ukraine, the motive from the decree of the head of the independent volodymyr zelensky, who decided to award one of the units of the armed forces, with an honorary title and now the 10th mountain assault brigade of the ukrainian ground forces

for bin laden herself, the author of reports on the mistreatment of us military iraqi prisoners in the grape prison was a correspondent for the united press with international in the southern date to the press exhibitors and a reporter for the washington bureau times, author of several nonfiction books and documentaries. musicians activist roger waters made an accusatory speech from the rostrum of the un during a meeting of the security council . roger waters called for the disscalation of the conflict, which, according to vocalist pink floyd , is developing to please the interest of the military companies and the personal enrichment of a narrow circle of people, you would put yourself in a silent majority believes that your warriors, your constant wars will destroy the planet that is our home and, together with all living beings, will sacrifice us so that the income from the war is full of pockets. very few and to satisfy the desire of one or the other power for a unipolar world. please prove to us that this is not your vision. prospects, because this road leads only to misfortune. ev

for bin laden herself, the author of reports on the mistreatment of us military iraqi prisoners in thebu grave prison was a united press correspondent with international in south dota, a press correspondent and a reporter for the washington bureau times, the author of several non-fiction books and documentary films today zelensky is touring europe with an open intention to achieve new arms deliveries, first he visited london where the president of ukraine received the prime minister, then parliamentarians, and then the king to each interlocutor, the kiev guest tried to convey that he was lacking tanks in his regime, they say we need more planes. and what has he achieved and where is he going next, our soup correspondent in the uk alexander khabarov will tell more anti-russian sanctions more weapons for kiev and more ukrainian military trained by instructors from nato, this is the leitmotif of volodymyr zelensky's visits to london since february 24 last year. this is his second trip abroad in the london press. the visit was called unexpected, official information about it appeared at th

supposed be ly, an elbow grab and watergate that same man, but now, oh, remember what he said about a bin laden? remember that one? he changed his tune with our 2. how dare you destroy a narrative. what are you kidding me? look, remember the old expression. you only take flag when you're over the target. the best way to verify, forget people, verify your story. the best way is to count the criticism, the more your call than not the more correct you are. nobody's arguing about people who think that elvis is alive, nobody's. nobody's giving them a hard time because nobody cares about that. but if you hit something that hits a nerve because it's true, that's a different story it's, it's obvious that's the best part about this. we know it, it's obvious. and what people want you to do around the world is to question your own sense of credulity. your own sense of right and wrong, they want you to question reality. and when they do that, they want, well, the media, really having a fun with the suggestions of you f o 's and alien life, the white house, as i've been very foaming, saying does nothing to

in 2015 and trying to refute another scandalous exposé of hersh related to the assassination of bin ladenin the situation room. obama biden is still vice president, and the current secretary of state is blinkin, while peeking out from behind his back. everyone is watching how the brave american special forces are eliminated main terrorist. only the official version, according to hersh, is not entirely honest according to the investigator bin laden. transferred to pakistan in whose prison at that time the terrorist had been imprisoned for several years, and did not live at large, as washington claimed strange story two groups of american special forces seventy kilometers from islamabad. they have no support, no air cover, and they supposedly act alone, but it sounds strange. yes, of course, the pakistanis allowed it. we do it pakistani intelligence. spent our special forces in prison. and they killed him. remember, there was a steel door, the rest of the door, because he wasn't in the house. and khurge was the first to tell the whole world about the atrocities that american soldiers perpet

or some, a bin laden was hunted and eventually killed in an operation led by the you asked over time, the us added objectives like nation building to its plans for afghanistan. but the taliban are experts at guerrilla warfare. they continue to operate from the country south and impeded progress as well as with gold. in the crossfire was afghanistan civilian population, more than 100000 people were killed either by us bombing campaigns or by taliban revenge attacks. that off with in 2020, with more than one trillion dollars spent, the u. s. decided to seek a political solution with afghanistan, then president donald trump signed a peace deal with the taliban for a transfer of power. his successor, president joe biden upheld the decision to withdraw. us troops are made. the decision was clear, ice after 20 years. a trillion dollars spent training and equipping hundreds of thousands of afghan as security and defense forces. i will not send another generation america to warn afghanistan would know reasonable expectation or achieving the different outcome. in july 2021, the center of u. s.