couple of weeks ago, i was in the capital navy door, the armed forces, day parade. and the generals that we're very proud of the jet fighters that they've got mostly imported from russia, had gun ship helicopters from china and russia. they played a major role in this sort of huge show of force. and of course, those forces that ma'am, on those med, most military is fighting on the ground, have no air force tool. so they really control and challenge the skies and forcing that force is being directed against civilians on the ground. or tony cheng, they're from bangkok, thanks so much of the philippines and the u. s. of launch their biggest joint military drills over 17000 military person. i will take part in the exercises over the next 2 weeks. washington and manella recently agreed to resume joint patrols in the south china sea. the deal also gives us forces access to for more philippine military bases. they include one, taiwan design, good china barnaby. lo has more now from manila, this jaime here. the international community definitely will be watching closely the

we met major generals omen turn 3 weeks ago in the capital navy door, and asked him about similar tags that have killed schools of civilians. he said then as he does now, these are legitimate military targets and those killed a competence. but new and distressing footage from the aftermath of the attack shows bold is that clearly those of children. as corpses are removed from the area, the death toll has risen to more than 100 people, the highest number killed in a single events since the crew. the final number of those who died may never be known because of the severity of the attack. al jazeera asked the exiled unity government, whether this is likely to stop our groups fighting against the gentle route. we started our revolution with basic hunting rifle. so this is an unfair fight in many ways. but the military's weakness is that they don't have the manpower and there's no support from the people. targeted sanctions from the us and u. k. to try and cut off supplies of fuel from mere mas air force seems to be having little effect on the military government affairs set on a scorched e

capital. nearly 100 americans rescued from the embassy. the navies of the seal team to confront the operation. helicopters .800 miles for overnight mission. president biden signing off of the information. heavy fighting between rival out.tary is evacuation played personnel are safe but 16,000 americans remain in sudan. what's been done to get them to safety. tonight, panic on passenger jets. an engine on fire after american airlines jet expenses bird strike bringing passengers to tears. the pilots declaring may day. second american islands jet catches fire right before takeoff. passengers frantically grabbing their belongings. with the airline essay tonight. severe weather threatens of white area texas including damaging winds and help for the start of the work week. plus, millions wake up to winter weather with recent warnings in the midwest. rob marciano times it all out for us. in the west, dramatic new video shows the moment to homes slide off of a cliff. a onetime retail giant files for bankruptcy, bed bath and beyond making plans to close all o

capital. nearly 100 americans rescued from the embassy. the navies of the seal team to confront the operation. helicopters .800 miles for overnight mission. president biden signing off of the information. heavy fighting between rival out.tary is evacuation played personnel are safe but 16,000 americans remain in sudan. what's been done to get them to safety. tonight, panic on passenger jets. an engine on fire after american airlines jet

two weeks of fighting have turned sudan's capital into a war zone. the navyl team helped air lift 90 people out of the u.s. embassy last weekend, and international boats and planes have been packed with evacuees from dozens of countries. 16,000 u.s. and nationals live in sudan. the state department says they're working around the clock to help those who want to leave. >> so far, fewer than 5,000 u.s. citizens have requested additional information for us. of those, only a fraction have activity sought our assistance to depart sudan. we can't guarantee traveler safety or how long the departure options will be available. >> a ferry carry about 2, 000 evacuees docked in saudi arabia this morning. for those remaining, food and medicine is running out. >> the estimate, about close to 50,000 children who were being treated for malnutrition, who don't have access to that treatment. >> in the middle of it all, a baby boy was born in a car with the help of three hospital volunteers. >>> russian officials say a suspected drone strike caused the massive fire at an oil st

they've defeated the army and one of the regions not far from the capital cartoon itself. police were deployed to maintain security and claim navy arrested. more than $300.00 rebels, although paramilitary activists deny that. and in this that you can see r, s f fighters unsuccessfully trying to use an army. how would sir, amid the ongoing fighting some foreign states, including the u. s. u. k, saudi arabia and egypt have been desperately trying to evacuate their nationals as well as some sudanese families, land, sea, and air routes are all being used in any time to get civilians to safety. what are the main destinations for sudanese refugees? is a neighboring chat. according to the u. s. since the middle of april, more than 20000 people have already flood there with more expected to follow. but those who still remain caught in the crossfire at home. now face the added problem of tribal dispute. vogel journalist, abdulla who's saying i missed this report when after announcing refused the slayer william in sudan blushes scrupulous in many areas, seem hockey. most of the news are forest rulings of heaven. all sky on bomb being mula

s embassy in sudan's capital city of khartoum to safety u. s forces, including the navy seal team, six flying 800 miles from djibouti to khartoum to make the daring rescue anytime you're flying, um you know, 100 knots very close to the ground in pitch black. there's certainly some risk there. lieutenant general douglas sims, calling the military mission fast and clean, adding that even as the battle raged around the rescue teams, no shots were fired on the helicopters in and out of cartoon secretary of state antony blinken watching the evacuation in real time from the state department was very well planned and seamlessly executed voice of advanced lining up on the 518 mile road from khartoum to port sudan. now one of the only ways out an estimated 16,000 americans remain on the ground as the bloody battle ridges on the state department, saying there are no immediate plans to evacuate them to me and mohammed's two children do all sudanese american citizens now stranded in khartoum with their aunt. the crying the they have a nice mare, they said, uh, military are coming. t

capital. and cartoon itself, police were deployed to maintain security and claim navy arrested. more than $300.00 rebels, although paramilitary activists denied that. and in this footage, you can see r, s f fighters unsuccessfully trying to use an army howitzer. i'm in the ongoing finding some foreign states, including the u. s. u. k. saudi arabia and egypt have been desperately trying to evacuate their nationals as well as some sudanese families by on sea and air routes are all being used in an attempt to get civilians to safety. one of the main destinations for sidney is refugees, is in neighboring chad. according to the u. s. since the middle of april, more than 20000 people have already flood there where the more expected to follow. but those are still remain caught in the crossfire at home. now face the added problem, tribal disputes, local journalists, abdulla who's saying sent this. we're a, even after announcing the 5th, the slander william nathan sedan, luscious thoughtfulness in many areas. mm hm. less than his air force was rulings that have little spy on both being m

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capital cartoon. there is fighting continues between the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces for cease fire attempts over 6 days of fail to stop the violence. the world health organization says navy, 300 people have been killed and at least 3000 injured. some cartoon residents are leaving the capital and heading south towards jazz 0 states her that's believed to be relatively calm. others have traveled law from cartoon to river nile state where there is no violence being reported there so far. katya lopez holl diane has moved the threat of violence is now too close to home. days of fighting have left many sudanese, desperate, and afraid thousands of people are leaving cartoon like, you know, i got here, we will tell to get out any one who is able to leave, but we can't just sit around. we need to make a living. the army and paramilitary rapid support forces blame one another for breaking several cease fires in recent days. the streets of the capital are once again seeing the effects of conflict. a lot of report and pictures for people who also need a lot of dead bodies reach them that are really to be as some of them as the median . some of them got lies by the people. so are the

and then navy seal team 6, refueling and ethiopia, landing late at night in the capital.n the ground to airlift nearly 90 people from the u.s. compounds before heading back to djibouti at 115 miles an hour protecte overhead by attack aircraft. the united nations has been evacuating aid workers together with foreign nationals including americans over lands. a journey of more than 500 miles to the port of sudan. >> we have deployed u.s. intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance assets to support evacuation routes. >> reporter: but they are still thousands of citizens trapped like his wife ac that says he was there for his father's funeral. >> he does not show it if he is terrified. there are times where he makes me feel better and i feel bad. but he is sudan strong. >> reporter: for the people living in this country caught up in the violence, there is no option of a quick escape. but to norah, there are no plans to send u.s. peacekeeping troops to sudan. national security advisor jake sullivan said at this point today are not even contemplating putting american boots on

overhead surveillance to get a convoy of american citizens from khartoum, the capital, out to port sudan where there are u.s. navy ships and other ships and on to jetta in saudi arabia where american personnel help them on their journey. this is hours long, hundreds of miles in the process here. the u.s. not saying how many people were on this specific convoy, but they do say that hundreds have been evacuated through not only this convoy but also the other convoys from other countries as well as the military aircraft we've seen flying in from other countries. so this has been a process, one that came in over the last couple of days before all these people on this convoy effectively met at a golf course before they were convoyed out. the state department saying if you still are interested in leaving the country as an american citizen, reach out on a form they have. it suggests there may be more efforts to get american citizens out of there, jim. >> it sounds leak thike they ha lot of work ahead of them. thank you very much. >>> we're waiting for a press conference in texas as a manhunt continues for the suspect wh

capital of khartoum over hundreds of miles to get them there khartoum, the capital of sudan, over to port sudan where there are u.s. navy ships waiting to assist. the state department says from there it'll take american citizens to jeddah in saudi arabia where there are more american personnel to help them with travel onto other destinations. we heard increasing anger from u.s. citizens in sudan about what they felt was a lack of help from the u.s. government and from the state department on getting out of the country or finding other forms of assistance. this, as we watched countries from all over the world send in their aircraft and convoys to get their own citizens out and to help u.s. citizens get out. crucially, the state department didn't say how many buses or other vehicles on this convoy they sent in or how many americans had been evacuated. they only say that through this effort and the other efforts with partner countries, partner aircraft, partner convoys, they have to this point evacuated hundreds of u.s. citizens. remember, it was last weekend where we saw military helicopters go into khartoum and evacuate

navy. as expected , this will happen at the end of this 2023 , such news from the northern capital dmitry yesyou dmitry akimov watched the ceremony of launching a minesweeper lev chernavin in st. petersburg we now have news that was at the beginning of our issue , the fbi detained the alleged author of the leak of secret documents in the united states - this is a 21-year-old. e, an employee of the intelligence unit of the air national guard in the state. massachusetts jacktaecher, and he posted the x-files in a closed group on a social network. that's how he got to these x-files. now the soviet intelligence officer , retired colonel of foreign intelligence, mikhail lyubimov, mikhail petrovich, is in direct contact with us. greetings to you. mikhail petrovich, how can you hear us? remoteness i'll try to turn up the volume then. here, uh, we would ask, we would like to ask you to comment on this news about the arrest of a 21-year-old guy who was part of the intelligence unit of the national guard of the air force . do you think that the american press writes that it was not very difficult in fa

omon , an extra-class specialist was born in severomorsk, the capital of the northern fleet, and served in the same place in the north of the navy , he came here to rechitsa and created a club for young sailors. well, it did not last long, because there were no premises, it was impossible. that's why it was my dream. well , it turned out that everything came together in front of everyone. the life training program has been developed over the years and polished by our own experience, which today is of interest to other regions as well. we are quality different from all such teachers to allow the system of education that we have created here very much attention. we also have underwater ones . underwater combat, underwater shooting, then we devote a lot of attention to training in landing zapistokhodnyh ships to storm floating craft out into the water. and the entrance to the ship, for example, all this must be done covertly unnoticed. well, without as they say without noise, our training system. here's the one i thought. i achieved it and created it, and what makes it good is that we are, firstly, according to these different syst

capital of sudan. all the way to port soontd where there are u.s. navy ships and other assets to help get to jedda in saudi arabia where they can help them continue on their journey to get them where they're trying to go. this played out over the last several today's. on thursday, u.s. citizens interested in leaving sudan and already in touch with the state department got a notification that the u.s. government is planning to assist with a valid travel document to deport in coming days. then on friday they got notification that they should bring food, water and essentials, one bag only, and meet at a golf course. the state department hasn't said how many are left on the convoy but they say hundreds of american citizens have evacuated with this convoy, other convoys run by other countries. cnn has spoken to american citizens who have come out of sudan on other convoys and they described it as a harrowing journey going from check points between the two warring factions. you get a sense of how difficult that journey can be. meanwhile the state department sa

capital khartoum to port sudan along the red sea. a u.s. official telling nbc news armed drones protected the convoy, and the pentagon positioning u.s. navy assets neararby the evacuees next stop, safety in saudi arabia. nearly a week after s.e.a.l. team 6 rescued 70 government workers from the u.s. embassy, this was the first official u.s. civilian evacuation. it's unclear if it will be the last. >> it took us five hours just to get out of the city. >> reporter: chris and denise bowers made it out without u.s. help. >> we are really scared so please say a prayer. >> reporter: denise is a teacher in sudan they took a 23-hour bus ride, a ferry and another bus to egypt the trip interrupted by gunfire and multiple checkpoints. >> they were looking to make sure there were no combatants on the bus. >> all the men off, screaming in arabic we have no idea what they were saying. >> reporter: as the death toll has passed 500, desperate americans getting out any way they can satellite images show buses piling up on egypt's boarder. >> this has been around the clock entire department effort. >> reporter: this family made it out on a hungarian plane.

s. navy vessel sailed through the south, trying to see all bay old major girls all the rom, taiwan, with coming to you live from the russian capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins. here with the latest news. welcome to the programmer. questions are still being asked about the authenticity of documents, supposedly weak from the pentagon that have been making headlines. but russia noted they wouldn't be the 1st time. washington spied on its friends. please is creature, nothing should be excluded. there have been some interesting leeks. every one is analyzing them and they are being widely discussed. the fact that the u. s. has been spying on some world leaders, especially european ones, has been revealed not just want to say your have been many scandals. there is also a tendency to blame everything on russia towards a common obsession right now. they were initially released or discovered on the relatively on known a discord and for cham chat sites. there, there were there for some time, apparently before they were picked up. and the new york times did a story on this last friday. the leak of over a 100, very detail

capital of khartoum to port sudan. armed drones protected the convoy. the pentagon is positioning u.s. navy a assets nearby. the evacuees' next stop, safety in saudi arabia. nearly a week after seal team 6 rescued 70 government workers from the u.s. embassy, this was the first official u.s. civilian evacuation. it's unclear if it will be the last. >> it took us five hours just to get out of the city. >> reporter: chris and denise bowers made it out without u.s. help. >> we're really scared. please say a prayer. >> reporter: denise is a teacher in sudan. they took a 23-hour bus ride, a ferry, then another bus to egypt. the trip interrupted by gunfire and multiple checkpoints. >> they were looking to make sure that there was no combatants on the bus. they were making sure -- >> all the men screaming in arabic. we had no idea what they were saying. >> reporter: as the death toll surged past 500, desperate americans getting out any way they can. satellite images appear to show buses piling up on egypt's border. >> to this is an around-the-clock entire department effort. >> reporter: this family made it out on a

convoy traveled hundred of mile from khartoum, the capital of sudan, where there is renewed fighting, all the way to port sudan where there are u.s. navyps and other assets to get to jeddah in saudi arabia where there are american personnel to get them on their journey to where they're trying to do. this played out the last several days. on thursday, the u.s. citizens were already in touch with the state department. got a notification that the u.s. government is planning to assist u.s. family members with a veiled u.s. travel document to depart khartoum in the coming days. one day later they got a notification that they should bring food, water, and travel essentials. limit to one bag only. meet at a golf course and that's when the state department left. they haven'tt they say that hundreds have evacuated between there convoy and another convoy. cnn has spoken to american citizens who have come out of sudan on other convoys. they describe i as a harrowing journey going through check points between the two warring factions. you get a sense of how difficult that journey can be. meanwhile the state department saying if you're an american

workings of hms anson — one of the navy's most advanced vessels. 0n the second day of his visit to hungary, pope francis has met refugees at st elizabeth's church in the capital. the trip will run until the end of the weekend — with francis praising hungary for its intake of ukrainian refugees. but the vatican has also criticised budapest�*s attitude to those arriving from outside europe, after they were put in harsh transit camps. 0ur correspondent nick thorpe has been following the pope's visit. he has gone out of his way to praise the hungarian government for some of what it is doing, for helping persecuted christians around the world, for example some of those in the church who he is meeting now in the churches behind me here would be christians who have come here from pakistan, iran, for example, and have found refuge in hungary. also he has been pretty critical of the hungarian governments position in the past, showing a cold front, even building fences to keep our asylum seekers, very few apart from those coming from ukraine ever get into hungary. the pope making clear, really, the act of christian charity would be to be open to strangers and refugees

capital. thanks so much, monica o. philippine and u. s. troops have sunk, a decommissioned navy ship in waters near the south china seen and was part of this . he has war games, the largest addition of daniel joint exercises and takes place amid escalating tensions in the region. bottom below has this report for us from zambales, one to 5 rockets fired into to see target a decommissioned philippine navy vessel 22 kilometers for where a u. s. hi. mars launched the miss us air naval assets reenforced. ground artillery a it back. the ship sinking exercise was the 1st for the annual wargames known as public then, which means shoulder to shoulder. in the philippines, president himself, ferdinand mark was junior, was there to witness history. the president watched the exercise and he understands the challenge is not this in field in doing a combined operation of this levin. and from that, the preaching shown, the president is what we came up with. the mock enemy ship was anchored in waters close to the south china sea, where manila and beijing had competing claims. but officials said

navy. so you got to look at this and, and at present happening out with canada to pan at all the rhetoric of all natal. i'm is only a capital raj a to bring natal to asia pacific. well, china's not about even bait and europe. china is not about the debate, a canada, china has gone to bobby and bait japan. so all this on and, and rhetoric is really do further them to, to all men and strengthen a whole kind of strategy to confront and contain china. less part of your loudest point tied to what, what tokyo says though, they say that the, the, the fleet that's coming from canada is aimed at say, i carrying out what, what was agreed upon by the un security council to keep a tighter eye on sanctions against north korea, you don't take that at face value. what japan is saying. this is only a be tax. i mean, last career of course, is also using self defense because the north korea is says in fed up with the so called 6 party pos, lasting for decades. and without any result. because the united states always comes up with the, with this approach, are wanting north korea to surrender everything which assembled. there is insurance poli

pacific region has with us navy vessel sales through the south trying to see all while bay holes major drills all around. hi. want with coming to you live from the russian capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins, here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. questions are still being asked about the authenticity of document, supposedly leaked from the pentagon that happened making headlines, but russia noted it wouldn't be the 1st time washington spied on its friends 20 this creature. nothing should be excluded or have been some interesting leaks. everyone is analyzing them and they are being widely discussed. the fact that the u . s. has been spying on world leader in this, especially european one, has been revealed not just one percent. you know, you have been many scandals. there is also a tendency to blame everything on russia in a session right now. they were initially release or discovered on the relatively unknown, at discord and 4 shots. so it's, there were there for some time apparently before they were picked up and the new york times did a story on this last friday. the league of over a 100, very detailed documents cov

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navy s.e.a.l. team 6 left for khartoum, refueling in ethiopia, landing late at night in the capital.the ground to airlift nearly 90 people from the u.s. compound before heading back to djibouti at 115 miles an hour, protected overhead by attack aircraft. the united nations has been evacuating aid workers together with other foreign nationals, including americans over land, a journey of more than 500 miles to the port of sudan. >> we have deployed u.s. intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance assets to support land evacuation routes. >> reporter: but there are still thousands of u.s. citizens trapped in sudan, like mohammed amut. his wife, j.c., says he was there for his father's funeral. >> you know, he doesn't show it if he's terrified. there are times where x4luu %aving to make me feel better. but he's sudan strong. o> >> reporter: for the people qk living in this coláry caught uph in the violence, there is no option of a quick escape.+■jh but, norah, there are no plans k to send u.s. peacekeepingxñ)oopt to sudan.fn na4]knal security adviser jake sullivan said at this point, 'b

take in the french capital at the olympics 24 according to europe's european values, so the russian athletes. and the parisians themselves are hardly aware that they live in the navyhe pension reform was adopted without the consent of the people, and the police, observing all human rights , continue to explain to people who again and again go to protests all the fallacy of their thinking with tear gas and batons. macron's ratings have fallen to a record low amid protests. polls show that only 26% of french people feel good about it, but despite the call for his resignation, the president of france continues to hold on with blue fingers to the authorities to leave his comfortable chair. but if paris is the capital of human rights, then ottawa is the capital of perversions , canada's men's minister of correction put on a strange performance. finding nothing better to help women victims of rapists, they walked in pink high heel shoes, thus expressing their solidarity with the truth, judging by the confidence of the heels. they are not worn for the first time. the northern capital of russia is interested in further acquisition of belarusian freight passenger vehicles

left the capital, khartoum, today as part of another un organized convoy, making that long and risky 500 mile drive to port sudan on the red sea. us drones again watching from above with one navyhip already stationed off port sudan, another en route. the state department pressed today on whether the us is doing enough to help americans to get out the very fraught and delicate security environment. it makes travel incredibly risky. new images showing relieved us embassy staff after special operations forces rescued them by helicopter over the weekend. but tonight, even as the us works to evacuate us citizens, many remain stuck. like 74 year old ahmed and his 66 year old wife, nafisa. just tell me what you're feeling at that point, we felt like this could be the end. this could be the last time we connect with our parents. they say they need more help. we weren't expecting seal team six, but we were expecting guidance. support and james longman back with us again tonight. james, another ominous headline out of sudan tonight, the world health organization now warning of an extremely dangerous situation after fighters stormed a biological lab there. yeah, david, the w.h.o. says it

navy have done in the u.s.. shareholders not really liking that one this morning. the last one is a little bit off pace. this isburford capital london. they had a positive rowing in new york on friday between a case between argentinian government and the energy firm there that burford had backed. that was set for 7.5 billion dollars in payouts and the stock in london as a mentioned soaring by around one third adding to gains that we saw late in trading on friday. francine: joe, thank you so much. joe easton with equities we need to watch. tesla missed the growth gold despite reporting record sales. we will have more on that next in this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 52 minutes into the european trading day. it's all about oil and the impact on the oil majors gaining between 3-4% and everything else figuring out whether that leads to higher inflation and higher interest rates. for the moment, european stocks gaining .2%. the ftse the outlier because it is oil-rich with shell but also bp. we are getting breaking news from france. the march manufacturing coming in at 47.3 instead of the preliminary 47.7. fr

capital khartoum to pour sudan along the red sea. u.s. official telling nbc news armed drones protected the convoy. the pentagon positioning u.s. navyssets nearby. evacuees next stop, safety and. nearly a week after seal team six rescued 70 government workers from the u.s. embassy. this was the first official u.s. civilian evacuation. it's unclear if it will be the last. >> took us five hours to get out of the city. >> kristen vizcarra meted out without u.s. help. >> i am really scared. police say a prayer. >> denise is a teacher in sudan. they took a 23 hour bus ride a ferry than another bus to egypt. the trip interrupted by gunfire and mobile checkpoints. >> they were looking to make sure that there was no combatants on the bus. >> all the men off. screaming and arabic we had no idea what they were saying. >> as the death toll soars passed 500, desperate americans getting out anyway they can. satellite images appear to show buses piling up on each of sport. or >> this isn't around the clock entire department effort. >> this family made it out on a hungarian plane. >> did you expect more from the u.s. government? >> yes. >> we are

including the navy's seal team six carried out a dangerous mission to evacuate american embassy personnel from sudan. three helicopters took off from a u.s.-based, flying hundred miles to sudan's capitalal security council spokesperson told abc news that president biden authorized the operation on friday. he said, i am grateful for the unmatched skill of our officers. they are lifted almost 100 american diplomats and staff along with families into the country -- out of the country. >> there are flying at 100 knots close to the ground at pitch black and. there is certainly risk. . reporter: the pentagon calling the mission fast and clean with no shots fired out of the choppers and no casualties. secretary of state antony blinken monitored the operation in real-time. the violence in sudan now in its second week, the result of a power struggle between two military generals. nearly 4000 people have been injured. several other countries including italy, france, and the u.k. are working to evacuate their embassies. the state department says there are no large-scale evacuation plans in place for the roughly 16,000 americans still in sudan. >> the pentagon says they could think about setting

navy deployed for th high stakes pitch. and they were successfully abl to, extract several doze diplomats and their families from the u.s. embassy. in the capitalartoum that city seen nine days o violence as rival military factions continue to fight for contro of the country at least 400 people have bee killed, we want to bring i megan fitzgerald, who standing by for more reporting on this. megan, you and i have been speaking a lot over the last 2 about this talk to us about how this al went down? >> what we know, yasmin, is in the early morning hours suda time that about 100 specia operation forces landed thes three chinook's, right outside of the u.s. embassy in khartoum they were able to evacuate som 80 u.s. government personnel and their dependents it was a very risky, dangerous operation. the u.s.government is saying that it was a successful operation. but these men and women were i their quick they,, we're in an out this all happened under an hour time and they were flown t safety the big question that a lot of people on twitter asking is wh now. what was the delay, what too so much time what we're hearing from th secretary of defense, se

the us navy in russia , will never allow ukraine became a member of the aggressive bloc nato a moreover, i think that today it is obvious to everyone starting. from washington to european capitalsl never be a member of the north of atlantis says that the question is about membership. ukraine in nato will not matter if the independent does not win according to him, to prevent such a negative and undesirable development of events , the north atlantic alliance provides kiev with unprecedented assistance and is now preparing a program of multi-year military supplies. and no matter how the alliance disowns not only weapons, but their infantrymen are already in the donbass ; foreign speech is constantly heard on the battlefield, especially polish and english, and these are not only mercenaries and instructors. will a peaceful defensive union, as nato calls itself, fight in ukraine to the last ukrainian and deny to the last that it is participating in this military conflict? this is how he heard the peace-loving alliance, here, either a joke, or an anecdote. you know how the russians differ from the japanese russians hate the americans for the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki an amaz

capitalism but it's going to be communist overall. why did he do that? because they were failing as a communist state. and we built the chinese middle class and deepwater navy. we gave china superior. ladies and gentlemen. we have basically given china our technology, what we haven't given them, they have stolen. you reach a point like a company like nike, we are not an american country anymore, we are a chinese company. now, how have they done that? there are literally tens of thousands of chinese students in our universities. so when we talk about the billions of dollars that have come in, the more insidious thing is the out of state tuition that funds these state of universities and they come in and pay that tuition. and these are not -- it's not a normalized situation to come over here as a student, you have to be a member of the c.c.p. 330 million people in the c.c.p. as many has we have living in the united states today and send their students here today and exit, they leave, and they go home, with what? our technology and experience that we have given them to defeat ourselves. we can continue to put our head in the sand. and hope that it isn't true.

capital weapons and consumer goods into the confederacy. it was a coercive policy to break the alliance of new york merchants with southern planters, which was running goods by a nassau, bermuda and havana. the us navy began the civil war with 42 ships in active service by the end of 1862. this would increase to 384 ships and by the end of the war the us had the world's largest navy. this navy provided the muscle for an expanded monroe doctrine in the decades following the war with active us interventions against caribbean and central american nationalist movements in the service of ensuring us returns on investment. in cuba over the coming decades the us would leverage political economic and eventually military pressure to support an alliance of agrarian and finance capital that was based in north america. at the close of the 19th century the cuban revolution would seek to overturn this pressure. two days after the passage of the legal tender act on february 27th, 1862 the us executed nathaniel gordon cyan of a respectable main family. gordon was captain of the slave ship erie, which had been apprehended the previous august at the mouth of the congo river carrying a cargo of 897 african captives. t

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navy special warfare development group, successfully carried out a three-helicopter operation. the chinook took off on saturday from a us base in djibouti and flew 800 miles to sudan's capital, khartoumade a stop at ethiopia for refueling helicopters were in sudan in less than an hour. they evacuated nearly 100 american diplomats of the embassy staff and their british diplomat families. their families will be evacuated at night the best we can do is to support the british citizens and all sudanese to push the generals involved in this conflict and put an end to it. and it will remain a priority of our diplomacy in the region that the country can turn into. in the next series, that somehow other authors will try. this situation causes a strong concern that the situation could turn into another proxy war because sudan is a very rich agricultural country so many international acts and countries that have legitimate interests there and their intentions may not be the best there is always the possibility that the united states can put pressure in particular on saudi arabia and the united arab emirates because they were an integral part of monitoring the implementation of the framework agr

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