km into a measure more familiar to us, the initiative, as far as we know, comes from the company boeing well, it seems that it is she who is ready to quickly establish mass production of such ammunition, and among the main advantages she singles out their low cost and ease of operation in the face of a growing shortage of missiles for hymars and other apu systems. of course, they would gladly accept such an offer, but at the same time, reuters draws attention that when the arsenal is executed with long-range shells, the militants will have the opportunity. well, at least occasionally attack objects in the deep russian rear. and this is in my the turn risks becoming serious, a problem for the united states itself will be confirmed by yevgeny tishkovets yevgeny hello. well, why would washington risk betting on such an escalation? good evening, alexey did not dare before, but now who knows a lot of money at stake? so, the brainchild of boeing and saab, yes, yes, the same one that once produced civilian cars, like many technological giants of the west, this company has a dark side, the result of

almost all the documentation that concerns e all the accusatory documentation that concerned the boeing wellncluding violinists, were prepared, mainly by such a group called white ones they were created on july 14 2014 years, exactly 3 days before the boeing tragedy, no one can still explain. why. it was precisely such a coincidence that came about and why it was at that time that a group was created, which even then consisted of fourteen people, of which about half. well , i think, probably about seven people. e, they were definitely former employees of the british special services. sorry, yakov israel well, including german specialists, they were also there, so if we talk about the bellentet group, i will not touch boeing because it's not interesting to me now. i don't want to go into it. i will return a little, let's say to the topic of violins, which they also promoted. i want to remind you that the white ones creaked it. this is a warrior. this is wagner, these are explosions, explosives. these are pseudo-trollings of gebrev, berlin patients. i can still name a bunch of things they did

well simply from our time we remember how long the investigation dug, it is in particular about the downed boeing over locoby, scotland, they dug for so long, but we came to mor gaddafi, we know how he ended well, accordingly, i would like to believe that there are possibly some auxiliary additional procedures well, okay, today 's court decision will be such that it is not subject to appeal and so on, but it is possible that some parallel investigation is underway that can use the results of, for example, today's verdict and so on, we are simply not very knowledgeable about comment on such things. there are good prospects for further development. the fact is that what i said above, these two packages will have a parallel nature, that is, the verdict of the court today is the verdict of the national dishes. it concerns specific people and specifically according to the relevant episode of mh17. there will be no new accused and new defendants, but this may be a really separate episode in the international legal already pursued this political leadership. that is, it is like the proof is as a confirma

including the fed is inflation fighting at all costs in 2022 and that was the case with the fed, the boe as wellwe forecast a peak rate in the u.s. to be around 5%. and in the u.k. to be 4.25%. the reason there is a difference is because the u.k. economy is weaker at this juncture and we will likely see a recession sooner in the u.k. rather than in the u.s. for the u.s., the payroll number on friday adds to the conviction that right now the labor market is not so much a challenge. in fact if anything if you look at the participation rate at the u.s. labor market it is back to the level at the beginning of the year. we still have a labor shortage. headline labor growth resilience continues to present the case for the fed to keep hiking and over tightening for now before the pain becomes too clear for them to move next year. tom: the view is 5% for next year. global chief investment strategist at black rock staying with us. meanwhile we look ahead to what is happening after the break. the ceo of equinor anders opedal will join us from cop27. the conversation around energy at a time the united nati

on the conscience of those who made the decision to escalate the situation before the boeing europe occupied, welln, but definitely not anti-russian before boeing, that's all of europe boeing was a turning point in drawing europe into the war on the ukrainian side. for this, 200-36 people had to be killed. and here, god forgive me, only two poles to me. it's a pity, by the way, who are they? i saw the second question. today you discussed it at my program, because i really want to express my condolences to my family and friends, true well, that would be right. by the way, it was probably right for zelensky to go to the funeral, so i conclude, volodya, i think that this is a deliberate provocation with a high probability it could. well, it could be used both as an accident and as an echeloned prepared action. at least, at least, that's what i have on the program. and wax who sees everything and is needed to control the battlefield, especially the reflection of a russian missile attack, sees everything and who let it go where. what? it's the same avax sees right away, so when cnn says that the milita

let's get more on this as well as the d.o.a. -- boe/ this went well. where is the risk factor? >> i think in and of itself, numbers, they are not selling the longhand. actually, it is fairly small and probably quite manageable for markets. actually, i don't think it is particularly risky. i guess the risk that the bank of england faces is that qt is beginning a time when there is going to be an increase in supply, given the fiscal measures that have been announced. there could still be energy price companies and we learned that there are still some tax cut that didn't get reversed and need to be funded over the near term. it is not qt in and of itself that might be an issue for markets, but the additional 40 billion that is being sold over the next 12 months, at a time when there is a lot of additional issue is coming as well. it may will be difficult for the markets to absorb all of the increase in flight at a time when it doesn't feel like there is a huge amount of demand for bonds in general. guy: does that mean that we are going to see qt having a bigger effect than maybe t

was saying earlier maybe one of the things the fed should be thankful for is it's not the ecb and boe as well print we talk about the u.s. and europe, what about the u.k.. chris: they're still negative territory. that is largely attributable to the situation here in the u.k.. the october numbers were hit hard by the many budget fiasco. though market impact of that. because huge disruptions and a lot of instability. because of the gyrations with markets and so forth. and the projections, all of that has unwound somewhat. helping to alleviate the rate of contraction. but if you look at the business confident of the survey. that rebounded but it's nothing like it was earlier in the year so persisting in the u.k. and i think when you also look at the price indicators. they are stickier in the eurozone zone the u.s.. it seems as inflation pressures up proving more problematic. at the same time the recession signals are still there so it puts the bank of england in a difficult situation. i think they will be have to be more aggressive than the ecb. >> really appreciate the analysis. chris williamso

including all the documentation that concerns all the accusatory documentation that concerned the boeing welly were created on july 14, 2014, exactly 3 days before the boeing tragedy occurred, no one can still explain. why exactly such a coincidence happened and why exactly at that time a group was created, which even then consisted of fourteen people, of which about half. well, i think, probably, a person to everyone. e, they were definitely former employees of the british special services. sorry, jacob of israel. well, including german specialists, too, were there. well, if we are talking about the vilenkin group, i will not touch on boeing because this opinion is now interesting. i don't want to go into it. i returned a little, let's say to the topic of violins, which they also promoted. i want to remind you that these are white and they fell, this is boeing, this is wagner, these are explosions in the crush - this is pseudo-etching of gebrev. berlin patient. i can still name a bunch of things they did that made a lot of noise. well, let's take the violin documents that were presented at t

well, just like boeing has, so do we. we understand that we don’t have wings initially, and our life is only on these things, so maintenance and flight safety cannot be neglected. in fact, hmm, it eats more, of course, than a car, but you have to understand, we don't drive in circles along the paths. we fly directly. uh, on average, about 18 liters of fuel per hour flight and we eat aviation on this device. it has never been cheap. it has always been, well, very costly, but then again. i say, we fly in a straight line and for these 18 liters that we spend. well, probably two or three times faster than a car. we are reaching our destination. eh, on this machine. yes, of course, simpler storage justifies here and the device itself is simpler, but if you take serious equipment, like helicopters, like large planes. well, even small planes. everything is much more complicated there and the service is somewhere. maybe be abroad. we have them so to speak, that's fuel consumption and spare parts and that's it. the rest is very ex

well, just like boeing has, so do we.at we initially don’t have wings, and our life is only on these things, so you can’t neglect maintenance and safety, flights. in fact, hmm, it eats more, of course, than a car, but you have to understand, we don't drive in circles along the paths. we fly directly, and on average, somewhere around 18 liters of fuel per hour of flight. we eat aviation on this machine. it's never been cheap, but it's always been. well, very costly, well, again. i say we fly in a straight line and find 18 l. which we spend. well, probably two or three times faster than a car. we are reaching our destination. uh, on this machine. yes , of course, it justifies storage here and simpler and the device itself is simpler. but if you take serious equipment, like a helicopter and like large planes. well, even small planes. everything is much more complicated there and the service is somewhere. maybe abroad. we have them so to speak, that's fuel consumption and spare parts and that's it. the rest is very expensive.

lizzy burden is with us to digest the latest boe decision as well as the collapse of -- as well as, murphy. manus: my mortgage is just spiraling. taking interest rates to a 14 year higher, up 14%. >> there are different shocks and we are pricing a huge income shock. this is a real income shock in terms of energy and gas. there is a different inflation outtake, so i do not think people should be surprised when they see that we and the fed are looking at things through different lessons -- lenses. i have heard people saying that you should do the same as this other central bank. francine: will you be more aggressive in tightening quicker? >> nobody should read into it, that is the new goal. that is my priority. francine: at some point he will step away from this tightening spree. what indicators do you look at to see when you can go off a bit? >> we always look at what the profile of inflation is going forwards. as i said earlier on today, we look very carefully at the labor markets because we have a tight labor market for this country. it is interesting that there is a long way for slowing.

used if new about new products eh there is supposedly some kind of proposal from the well-known boeing company to supply ukraine with cheap high-precision missile shells with compact aerial bombs glsdb probably that's how it's pronounced correctly and they supposedly can allow the ukrainian side to work deeper into the enemy's rear the pentagon seems to be considering this the proposal that they give is very short, well, this article is very similar to the request that it is necessary to produce and the pentagon is now working with a large number of representatives who offer various options and lowering the price and increasing, let's say, the possibility of supplying ukraine with new ammunition. and this is to say that the gls db is a grav noch resin, the diameter of the bomb is a new development that is built on the basis of the m-six rocket that is used by the same heimers and the so-called guided bomb, planning hbo 39 e, which has long been experimental in the united states of america, and this ammunition allows you to destroy the enemy at a distance of up to 160 km if it receives

boeing . strilkov and serhii dubinsky, as well as ukrainian citizen leonid kharchenko, who was in the ranks of the dpr group, the court considers the guilt of the hill to be proven. kharchenko and dubinsky are considered participants in the launch of the rocket the court ruled that they were taken into custody and those responsible for the downing of the plane must pay more than 16 million euros in compensation to the families of the victims. at the same time, the court agreed with the conclusions of the investigation that none of the convicts personally participated in the launch of the missile that shot down the boeing, although kharchenko could have been directly present. at the launch site, the court also recognized that the territory from which the missile was launched at the time of the downing of the plane was controlled by russia, the proven guilt is so serious and the consequences are so serious that only the highest measure of punishment can be applied, that is life imprisonment, the court realizes that such a sentence cannot lessen the grief of the relatives, but the court hopes tha

boeing is actually soaring at the top of the blue-chips it told investors it plans to ramp up production. demand is still there globally. they forecast a jump in aircraft deliveries as well you have boeing up 2.8%, to $147 and change. bring in the chief investment strategist at straight street corp michael ir-eni, manages 3.3 trillion in assets. with a well time alone, michael. not just you. you are bullish on what right now even after powell's speech? >> i'm bullish on energy, utilities and financials. so what is interesting about that, those don't naturally go together. it underscores the complex environment that you and charlie were talking about. energy will continue to benefit from great earnings. utilities from a defensive play. if in fact the fed can engineer the soft landing financials should benefit. liz: the spdr financial select sector, etf,xlf, a passket of stocks and iy-t h it, 12% down in year, why? aren't higher rates supposed to be positive for financial to then get to charge more for loans? >> two things quite positive for financials the fact that they are cheaper than the market. they have solid profit margins. if you look at the 11 economic sectors fin

district court of the hague today passed the so-called verdict in the case of the malaysian boeing crash in the donbass wellings, on the one hand, the conflict of the fourteenth year, during which flight mh17 was shot down, was recognized as not international. well, that is, to push through the version, but the alleged state crime of russia failed, but on the other the conclusions drawn. still, to put it mildly, they are not distinguished by objectivity. although no one, in principle, was expecting a new one. the main thing is the location. where the rocket was launched from, the court in its verdict expressed downright absolute confidence that we were talking about the area of ​​​​the village of pervomaiskaya at that time, the territory under the control of the donetsk people's republic, therefore, the position of the kiev regime is recognized as correct. he is beyond gaga's suspicion, and the numerous arguments and results of the examinations of russian specialists are not taken into account at all, as if they were not. and this, of course, is far from the only factor indicating a clear pre -takenness wil

boeing turned to the pentagon with a proposal for production, some are changing here. excuse me, but a hyurmoron of cheap high-precision shells for kiev, and this is what reuters reports wellr. the pentagon is considering boeing's proposal to supply ukraine with cheap small-sized long-range ammunition. the west is struggling to meet the demand for weapons. after all , the stocks of the united states and allies are declining, and ukraine needs more and more modern weapons to continue the war. although the united states had previously rejected a ukrainian request for etecoms missiles with a range of 297 km. the range of the new cdb jill missiles is 150 km. it will allow ukraine to hit objects in the russian rear, which were previously out of reach. well, here we need, of course, your comment is something at first. yes now, from the very beginning, it’s just that it seems to me that the most important thing here is that it means that there are cheap small-sized long-range weapons with which they can hit objects in the russian you. now we will get to this at the end of the first, which means that the m270 complex, which sounded like it was developed on tracks in the eighties.

desire to sever relations with iran and at the same time there is the issue of the boeing mouse shot down in january well but what to do is absolutely necessary i think it is imperative to convey the word to irina koval and myself go somewhere and drink tea at least. good word to iryna. thank you mykola na fro

we will speak with the world bank president as well as boe governor mark carney. bloomberg. ♪ dani: to start the weekend, we saw equity markets, and their sterling out -- stalling out. it's about how much risk you want to take. manus: the call should maybe taper off from the talk. we just heard from alan higgins, he likes a good, clean, straightforward trade, buy yourself some bonds, he likes sovereigns at this level. it is about trading into that pivot and that pause at that may come at the back end of next year. state street were with me earlier and they think rate cuts in q3 and q4 22 any three. dani: it's interesting to see what was different opinions going -- starting to coalesce. a lot of it has to do with the idea that bond volatility has peaked and yields have peaked. only time will tell with a busy week. bloomberg markets: europe is next. ♪ hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. being a veteran, the transition from the military into civilian life causes a lot of stress. i ate a lot for stress. golo and release has helped me with managing that str

the minister of foreign affairs, then it seems to me that things changed after boeing was destroyed by the russians. wellviolation of the collective of security that existed, this is not only what we have had over the past few years, but also about the escalation of the situation in ukraine over the past few months, but this is already an exit from the borders of ukrainian territory and an invasion of another space into a space that was and was considered safe enough, so i think that this situation should have a rather serious impact on the positions of eu member states and nato itself. president duda will now act decisively. as far as i understand, this is the same for every politician and the president of poland, the prime minister. poland is now also moments of truth preservation their political face well, first of all , both president duda and prime minister moravetskii have always taken a rather firm and clear, sometimes even harsh position towards russia. i think that they will start to act quite promptly and we can already see that the prime minister has called a meeting of the national security c

and i want problems in this well, starting with the mobilization of all personnel ends with the fact that the world's companies are the coolest there. so i don't know boeingoft, uh, us, uh, etc., of course they are. well, their risk protocols do not allow you to place even a part of the order in countries where there is a war, and that's why our so-called outsourced companies have to move to latin america, portugal and all over the world in order to still receive these valuable orders. well, it is clear that there are also physical obstacles to the work of technology companies in ukraine. servers, computers here and if there is no powerful generator or there is no powerful charging station that kept the battery station that kept the charge for several hours, then there is a risk that the task will not be completed within the set time and if there is in general, a blackout for a few days, are our technology companies ready for such a development of events, what will they do, i cannot say for the entire industry and definitely some part of it will be greatly affected by this, but we conducted a survey and made an article on how it companies were preparing f

well, such more specific people, there is economic there, financial and so on, but there are forces that are just getting into the taste, such as boeingnow, uh, the driving forces war. and what might be the driving forces? well, if not frost, then at least some kind of release of momentum. well, what can take over you. uh, take it for now, because the moving war, in my opinion, is energy, so is world energy. uh huh the energy market here's a sign to you for what's going on now was uh, 2019, two reports, uh one is rent and the other is drafting a bill on energy security. uh of europe yes, uh, here's the thing about rent analytics. yes , i believe that rent is a shark fin, which is under the water where she is going. uh, and if we read rand read what they write, they just show this trend right here where this shark swims underwater. if we use your image. you understand that the shark fin is a very small part of the shark, but by and large the direction. where the shark moves everything. in general, he is. well, here and now, when in the nineteenth year he wrote the same thing. uh, a giant report on russia's overvoltage where everything

the defense sector etfs, which have names like a lockheed or like a raytheon, and even boeing, are going to be wellitioned to capitalize on this unfortunate war that we're seeing and the effects it will have in other countries. >> yeah. china building aircraft carriers and a mock-up of a u.s. carrier in the desert for some reason. scary times. mark avalon, appreciate it thank you very much. the ita. >> good to be here >>> coming up, why pipelines and giant ships filled with frozen gas may be the key to making you a lot of money in they 4lon■ a lot of money in they 4lon■ years ahead. you aren't about to let any cyberattacks slow you down. so you partner with ibm to build a security architecture to keep your data, network, and y prtg n tected. now you can tackle threats so they don't bring you to a grinding halt. and everyone's going places, including you. let's create cybersecurity that keeps your business on track. ibm. let's create dude, what're you doing? i'm protecting my car. that's too much work. weathertech is so much easier... laser-measured floorliners up here, seat protector and cargoliner

not even the question is how germany can behave well but a sane fool should have answered us yes it is possible there is some formula that would allow boeingr powerful airlines to be attracted there so that they would take over the main expenses well, because even if 500 million is still a lot of money, it is enough for antonov because, well, it’s understood there’s antonov’s turnover. oh, the line is $500 million per hour, that is, the entire antonov under the design bureau and the antonov line , 7 ruslans who flew eh together , well, on the transportation of unique sverh geberatnoe threat, that’s enough sir america was repeatedly asked to be involved in the project. well , for some reason, at some level, they agreed, yes, at that level, the signing of some preliminary documents. well, at some point, something happened at the political level levels and projects were cut down, let's cut them down . thank you very much, mr. vyacheslav

well , first of all, the supply of long-range ammunition is, of course. the interest of the boeingpiece from the ukrainian pie than its competitors are now the leader in weddings or money, is the boat company, you can uh ration, and boeing in this case, which loses a huge number of orders, but it turns out, like would not be the fate of the microcorporation bon, which has its own lobbyists. they are looking for opportunities. how to support their scarce resources will not be used. uh, just ukraine as in a certain training ground. and then, respectively, step by step. we can say that a is already being introduced into mass production. whether the pentagon will accept the offer of its military contractor is yet to be commented on by representatives of the defense department, but they have previously blocked the supply of the same atakamsk missiles and other long-range systems to ukraine. fearing that kyiv will start indiscriminately pouring over russian cities. and since even lohit martin could not push through the supply of his missiles, then uboying. is it unlikely to work? the eur

that's how it goes about the development of the boeing company sources of trouble - this is a fringe view well, even a general combination of already existing developments is possible . the fact is that if you do bowling, it takes a jet engine from an m-26 rocket and it is jet in it was an honor to you projectile, which is also included in the arsenal of such systems as m 270 and heimers, but the jamalaret is a high-precision one that hits at 80 km and at 26 it is just a rocket projectile with a flight range of about 40 km , i am wrong and it is not highly accurate, they also take the engine from it and connect it to their miniature you, thanks to this, this bomb, which, by the way , is planning to rise and accelerate. straightens its wings and is already flying, and the total range of this system is about 160 km, according to boeing’s estimates, that is, it is quite good and relatively cheap means of high-precision, long-range damage to the enemy is currently being considered, but it is necessary in any case, even if the pentagon gives permission and will these weapons be purchased, we are le

well. a divergent picture between the boe and the federal reserve. speculation of china and covid is playing into the resources. oil, copper, iron ore, all gaining. only two sectors in an otherwise risk on environment. futures is in the u.s. pointed to gains between 0.3% and 0.4%. technology continues to be a fascinating story, something of a retrenchment. tech entering into a new phase of austerity. tech companies are once again tapping the brakes on hiring with higher interest rates and a strong dollar overseas. there is a bad musk around tech right now. who writes this stuff? joining us now is dani burger will break this down for us. the job squeeze as real. dani: it is an ongoing story. we knew tech was already cutting back more so than other sectors, but it is this new reality of the business model needs to change. it is no longer growth at any cost. what is an easier growth cost lever to pull? it is jobs. they are lowering the workforce by attrition. freezing hiring across amazon is across the structure. or you go to straight up cuts like lyft

international terrorist, one of the obvious culprits of a moron, uh, so to speak, boeing, here is this malaysian uh, and in fact, i think wellpens his mouth and starts talking about treason at the expense of kherson, that will be it. i think that he will too if he opens his mouth and we are him shut up pretty quickly, that is, in fact , the kuchin regime is now consolidating, it is trying to consolidate, it is smoothing, everything is contradicting, it means that there is a constant er, there is an appeal not to shake the er regime , stop criticizing. we are probably living in a dream world if ukraine is not able to liberate all the territories it occupied until the borders in 1991, then most likely the war will drag on. well , that is what is called a long winter because resources in uh, russia is uh, uh, there is this 25 million mobilization reserve, these are the people who, in principle, are subject to mobilization. say send to the front, well , first, because there is no way to find and capture them , because it means that there is no part of them, about a million have already fled abroad because they do not want to fig

boe decision. what does sterling mean for andrew bailey and europe? that has fallen as well.e talking about the need to keep hiking despite any political pressure. the backdrop, another jumble hike by the fed. fed chair jerome powell left little doubt he is prepared to push banks even higher. >> we have to be open to the idea that the fed may be significantly higher than the expectation of the 5, 5 .5% range next year. >> they are still looking at as high of a terminal rate they need. >> the fed does not want to see a replay of what they saw in july, premature financial condition easing on the signs of >> any fed pivot. >>the fed will keep that for quite some time. dani: joining us now is charlie white-thomson, ceo of saxo u.k.. thank you for being with us this morning. it was a massive reaction in markets where it felt like it was relatively well broadcast that they would push for a higher terminal rate. do we still have a ways to go for shifting of a new paradigm to understanding higher terminal rates? charlie: great to be here. i think we do. i think we come from a full de

the needs of ukraine so we are talking about the development of the boeing company sources from the trouble - this is an extreme view wellgeneral combination of already existing developments the fact is that if it does because it takes a jet engine from the m-26 rocket and this is a jet projectile, it was for the honor that it is also included to the arsenal, weapons such as the m-270 and heimers, but the jamalars are high-precision that hit at 80 km, and the m-26 is just a rocket projectile with a flight range, if i'm not mistaken, of about 40 km and it's not very accurate, they take it from him engine and connect to their miniature

boeing were a military aircraft. that is, it is no longer intentional. wellified that the defendants were not a single group, as prosecutors argued, but emily's relationship to the application of zrkobuk. the court considers girkin's guilt proven. i think it's for him at all. i don't care sergey dubinsky and leonid kharchenko are considered accomplices in launching russian missiles. pulatov was found not guilty by the court and rejected the demands of the prosecutor's office to place him in prison. moreover, this is the only one who sent their lawyer there to the ward. that's what i'm talking about, in principle, i predicted all this. we knew the verdict here , we understood that they said that ukraine was unhappy, because she told me that putin was to blame. well, they are there, that is, they are not there either, and the court immediately said that we are not considering we are not between states and so on, but, nevertheless. they believe that russia has applied it. uh, controlled the dpr e and so on. why did they admit that ukraine at that moment controll

2015, and in 2003 he said that the boeings were shot down by passengers by the americans, they needed a provocation to argue. retired lieutenant colonel will come out wellll not come out, too, the cia everything was profitable. so there were two planes. i shot down not a passenger, but a scout, and the americans shot down the liner with passengers, in order to later declare that the ussr was an evil empire and convince the world that in fact there was no scout. unfortunately. this is another fact from history in which truth and myths have completely mixed up, but the hands of the cia are long enough to recall the scandal with edward snowden to us, who leaked how the secret services control every breath of the americans or julian sancho his vikelix. after all , the journalist was also primarily wanted by the cia in general, initially it was not supposed to conduct operational activities, e.g., inside the middle states, however , in fact, after september 11, it was received. law has practically unlimited powers, up to the point that it is possible to seize a person located on the territory of the united states, take him out and apply illegal torture again

gaz court recognized ukraine as the main criminal in the boeing mh17 case - it already sounds somehow completely orwellian, that is, that's it. well's where i don't even know how to comment on it. this is what you perceive in russia literally, or is it really not important for russia? why is it so? well, they don't understand the blatant lies. well, for now, let's add a word to mr. kastruly lukashevich, yes, well, the point is that this is the komsomolskaya pravda what exactly do you want komsomol pravdy? this is one of the most lying newspapers in russia. the article is written about nikolaev 's apartment. it's the same nikolaev in which the calm already. my non-chief editor says at the end of december 2014, he launched a fake version that the gunman was shot down. the ukrainian traveler su-25 was piloted by captain voloshin. this is the same version in which, at the place of the plane crash, she collected blanks, moved them, and what is forbidden by all the rules, and even brought them to moscow, and on the basis of these fragments, they produced a whole series of fake versions about what it was not the plane that is here, er, t

well, theoretically, yes. thermal, but it turns out. and why then until now, why then until now since then, if everyone has already appointed russia guilty of shooting down a malaysian boeingwhere? well, where is this very american great coolest system of tracking satellites? i don't understand anatoli. i am sorry. i think your question contains the answer. yes, especially since maybe there was even no letters at all, or maybe a fighter, but it's already dark water in the area. we don't know, but america is silent. you are right, absolutely she does not want how many years already. yes? surprisingly, really, the mystery of likes. mystery. so let's now. let's see which ones. well, it's clear that there is such a territory there. at first, too, on the first day, they were hyper-excited. hysterically. everyone was shouting, like we'll see what to do with them, referring to us, and then a few degrees, of course, went down. yes, uh, well, nevertheless, the words have already been spoken and you know, here, as for zelensky, this is it e, his reaction is his persistence in his, so to speak, statements, they can actually be really it was a political maneuver to put there unmarried

well, the americans now got information today. uh, boeing offered to start production. s read the reuters note. then you explain to us what kind of thing this is and whether the fighter should hit. the pentagon is considering boeing's offer to supply ukraine with cheap, small, precision-guided bombs to be mounted on its plentiful missile, which will allow kiev to strike far behind russian lines, glsdb could be delivered as early as spring 2023. according to a document seen by reuters, the system combines a gbu 39sb small diameter bomb with an m26 rocket engine , both of which are widely available in us warehouses. the hormone declined to comment on any specific options for ukraine, but said the us and its allies are identifying and considering the most appropriate systems that would help kiev. although the united states rejected requests for the atakamsk missile. range 297 km. glsb range 150 km. allow ukraine to hit important military targets that were previously out of reach and help it continue its counterattacks, destroying russian rear areas. but that's right, it's c

the yen has been whipsawed following the fed but the boe is the other big central bank we are watching as well. >> the biggest hike at 75 basis points in 33 years. interesting the nuances of this committee case and at the same time telling investors to rein in their expectations saying that if it follows market pricing, that's going to set about a recession for the economy. what they're trying to communicate is the balancing. yes they are taking the fight against inflation seriously, but reining in the rate expectations signaling the peak will be lower than what the market is currently pricing. this is a sharp contrast to what we heard from jay powell on wednesday saying that u.s. rates will go higher than what the markets are thinking. >> it's hard to try to protect what the markets will do. ahead scratcher for everyone. no wonder we are seeing popular hedges misfiring and what people are calling a weird bear market. talking about buying the debt sheltering mega caps buying crash insurance stock hedges designed to pay off in a southern downturn like 2020. it seems the policies designed back t

what to say about the countries of the european union and the world well, let's say that they reacted weakly to the downing of the boeinglet's say , the reaction from duda to vot is happening on and uh , after all, what they are trying to do is an investigation and already legal on legal evidence of participation of the russian federation, first of all, it seems to me that it is not related to the fact that they are currently focused on consultations and negotiations and cannot now give a quick response to aggression or escalation . the military response , because even on the corresponding garrisons, even on the presence of the united states military on e-e , that is why on the borders with the russian federation , they have increased over the past six months by approximately 10-15,000 , that is, and accordingly, the equipment, including that is now on the borders of the witness federation and its satellite countries, including belarus, a large number of united states and relevant partners are now concentrated on the military, and they are now ready, well, according to even any scenario, including the military, but do t

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well, he gave a strategic instruction to move missile systems to ukraine to carry out aggressive actions. the consequence of this was the downing of boeing the downing of our planes into helicopters, which they created precisely also for the information, mr. mykola, one more piece of information based on our own defense express sources, our colleagues claim that one of the missiles shot down over kyiv yesterday was identified as kha-55 and quoting in this russian missile was screwed into a block that acted as an imitator of a nuclear warhead e-e x-55 is a basic model of an air-based cruise missile designed to carry a nuclear warhead unlike its non-nuclear modification x-55 e -e the fact is that just a few days ago erdogan noted in the united states that the russian federation agreed on the non-use of nuclear weapons. at the same time, our partners and their intelligence note that we are closely monitoring the movement nuclear weapons from the territory of the russian federation and on the territory of the russian federation . i don’t know if this applies exclusively to strategic or tactical nuclear warheads, but obviously something that

boe a-a will achieve success and why negotiate if we allow the left bank well, we will talk through theview. i think bankova and veronika understand this. such a continuation is being prepared. which was not there, they called it, they saw kuzmychi, now now a new meme kuzmychi wrote it , one of the cow warriors is such a finished perfect person, but nevertheless, they launched this method from me that the professionals couldn’t. but there is a russian man who you have to go to berlin, and that means, uh, it will come back , so to speak, without experiencing any problems, well, well , this is not, no, we don’t see this. the man, you are dying. there are 20,100 000 that is, the meaninglessness of this fight should not remain obvious even to a simple man , because where he is going, what preparation is there for me , the women who are here in voronezh and what they are doing in the army are talking about the fact that their husbands and sons are sent to fight there they are not prepared well. and if god prepared them for a month, it would be better if there was nothing. no preparation will

well, in the case of the malaysian boeing, the opinions of european inhabitants of the local politicsnt of the court opinion to people who had lost relatives in this disaster. this is russia’s fault, by and large , in the west back in 2014, without going into details, they blamed the militia from the donbass of the russian military, and at the same time the whole country, everything points to russia’s fault all countries are represented in this process, neighboring countries participating countries european court of human rights. we came to a unanimous opinion, russia is to blame, and now we believe that the judge will take into account this evidence in his turn and we will be able to say that russia made the announcement of the verdict a lengthy process, but the judge immediately informed those present. what version formed the basis of the verdict, so as not to keep you stressed in vain, the court decided that flight mh17 crashed as a result of a rocket launch of letters from a field near pervomaisky, as a result of which 283 passengers and 15 crew members died in other in other word

boeing has unveiled a pretty ambitious forecast. the stock up, well, 1.33%. what's the story?nents that are higher today. they gave guidance for the first time since 2019, and investors loved the guidance. they say they're going to deliver 800 commercial jets by 2025. that means they're going to get paid. the airlines have been complaining, look, we don't have enough planes or workers, so we can't just add flights. so boeing is trying to help out here. they also expect free cash flow levels to essentially double next year from this year. wall street is somewhat doubtful. there are supply chain issues that could keep boeing from achieving their goals. however, the max jet, i mean, they want to make and deliver 50 a month. we'll see if they can do it. ashley: we will. and that stock now at 1.6, 1.8. continues to go up. let's take a look at etsy, if we can, the arts and crafts site. up 8%. why are they getting a boost? lauren: higher transaction fees. i know that's not a very good reason, but remember they started charging their sellers a higher rate of 6.5%, and a lot of those m

boeing on flight mh17, it is important that this verdict is only one of the first verdicts in this case more will follow two citizens of the russian federation, yur hyrkin and serhiy dubynskyi, as wellne citizen of ukraine, leonid kharchenko, were found guilty of shooting down the plane, they were all sentenced to life imprisonment, it was also proven in court that the bug aircraft from which this boeing was shot down was brought from russia to ukraine and then they took it back, they also officially recorded that the russian federation supplied weapons and financed the terrorist organization dpr, well, that is what we knew then, when it first happened in 2014. yes now, so much time has passed, eight years until there were official confirmations from the court and there were verdicts in this case, and i'm just returning to poland again because that's what worries us all , we heard a lot of statements, really the world was talking about what well , russia is to blame for the result, because one way or another it is conducting aggression against e against us, mr. peter - chernyk , what else can you say ? technical analysis of this issue let the experts really work, but i will allow th

and in 2003 he stated that the boeings were shot down by passengers by the americans, they needed a provocation to argue. a retired lieutenant colonel will come out well too, the cia was all profitable. so there were two planes. i shot down not a passenger one, but a reconnaissance one, and the americans shot down the liner with passengers, so that later they could say that the ussr evil empire and convince the world that in fact there was no intelligence officer. unfortunately. this is another fact from history in which truth and myths finally mixed up in a lesson from the cia long enough to recall the scandal with edward snowden to us, who leaked how the secret services control every breath of the americans or julian sansha and his vikelix. after all, the cia was also primarily looking for a journalist, in general, initially it should not have carried out operational activities for people, e.g., in the middle states, however, in fact, after september 11, it was received. almost unlimited powers up to the fact that it is possible to seize a person who is on the territory of the united states, take him to guantanamo bay and apply illegal torture again

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well, it won't work, as with skripals with a boeing and so on, so stop the topic, it didn't take off.e's what it was for. i for myself only one explanation i find blood for the poles out of the nose you need to legalize your presence on the territory of ukraine for your own. societies, because the polish military who go there they turn back with a load of 200 and people start asking questions. what are we doing there? they need to be told, but we protect our borders and provide security. russian missiles arrived right there. and now they will not fly to our territory. well, let's take one more piece, let's see. still, it is curious such revelations. i don't think we need. i think we need to search with classes in russia speech it's only about the fourth article paragraph, i'm talking about the fifth article, what are you going to do if it turns out to be russian, we'll talk. find a solution, but they're in a different situation. i agree, i agree. this is terrible. i see that your ministry says that the missile was a russian russian missile. your ministry is simply our minister of fore

clarification, but i understand correctly that if russia is accused of shooting down, then the well-known malaysian boeing speaks according to the rules of the international community. she should have had to be admitted civilized. and what are you in which foot? you are civilized in this, which means that he believes that the democrats should not forget her russian. he, too, can't biden banned the issue. what rocket did the martians attack? that is, it would be, of course, but a reason for jokes, if they killed two people, two smaller citizens and the european union. but in general, the european union should not be funny at all. they thought that the hostilities would be localized on ukrainian territory, taking advantage of the fact that this territory is large, no missiles fly. so sorry bring it yes. this is a small nuance, a rather significant ukrainian missiles, it doesn’t matter. i don't know was involved in the investigation. i'm telling you any rocket flies. so maybe it will fly to the eu point, it doesn't matter. the eu says e hasn't started world war iii. no, it's coming. it’s just that now she ju