the new silk road crosses central asia the russian sphere of influence. the near putin and xi jinping regularly affirm their geo strategic alliance but this new chinese project could have a massive impact on the relationship between the two countries and in the long term it could do the same to the power balance in the whole of eurasia. if in the past the silk road was called the axis of the world if you control that road you control the world. china has. chosen the city of chang xing as the starting point for its new silk road. with a population of around thirty five million almost as many as beijing and shanghai combined showing xing is china's largest urban area. few people in the west have actually heard of chang xing but this mega city on the young sea river is a symbol of the economic boom the country has been experiencing for the past thirty years. while growth is tapering off in the major industrial centers of kwang show and shenzhen shown shing is proving every day a new that it's one of the future engines of china's economic development. growth

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you don is important from the geographical point of fuel india looking at afghanistan looking at central asia so we can see how when we talk about the connectivity projects. investment in iran is also politically strategic china's so-called belt and road investment initiative gives its influence across central asia if india can rival its people here believe china's influence will grow. little is clear yet u.s. and indian officials will meet in september to discuss what the full u.s. sanctions regime will mean here it could hurt al jazeera new delhi. still to come here at al-jazeera. she's still got their backing former first lady is out of jail after serving just three of a twenty year sentence. and the new terrorist causing frustration and fear. in yemen. from the clear blue sky of the dome home. to the fresh autumn breeze in the city of la. welcome back it's time to look at weather conditions around the levant and western side of asia and here we've got fine conditions for the most part time becky stan sunshine thirty seven degrees we've lost the showers on the southern side of the caspian

isis has been decimated, but it is still active, not only in iraq and syria but farther east in central asiawhere the group says it killed an american couple that was bike-riding around the world. here's chip reid. >> reporter: a little more than a year ago jay austin and lauren geoghegan gave up their comfortable office jobs in washington, d.c., he with the federal government, she with georgetown university, for the adventure of a lifetime. traveling the world by bicycle. on their website, simply cycling, they chronicled their adventures as they pedaled thousands of miles through africa, europe, and central asia. austin wrote of bumpy roads, strong headwinds and tough challenges, but also of the freedom to see some amazing places, meet some wonderful people, and spend lots and lots of time with a really lovely girl. the dream for the 29-year-old couple ended suddenly sunday in tajikistan, near the border wit eupe suspected terrorists, who ran into them with a car, then attacked them with knives. three other europeans in the group were injured. isis, whose membership has been growing in rece

oil and gas to global markets from central asia via these pipelines i think it will take a while to see any of these protests projects to materialize stanislav very quickly because we just have about thirty seconds you were alluding to the environmental impact of all this a moment ago so just very quickly i want to ask you do you believe this convention will help when it comes to pollution or will ultimately hurt when it comes to pollution in the caspian so according to these conventions and according to the current practice of corporation countries now have experience to court the rate together to work with any pollution and many accidents so i think now our custom five can protect the environment all together. all right we're going to have to leave it there thanks so much to all our guests stanislaw friction. and little it. and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for which slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter o

m a m r b m r contin see some very wet weather now as we head down into southeastern parts of asia central southern parts of the philippines generally not looking too bad much of borneo is drawing java bali lombok all way through towards east timor looking good as you would expect at this time of year and then as we move northward through them in a plain chiller for a few showers around but johnny weather conditions not too bad but the chances of heavy showers likely across thailand and through into cambodia and southern parts of vietnam let's head across into south asia then and we've got some showers affecting northern parts of pakistan central northern areas of india also looking fairly wet at the moment and some heavy rain down through the western ghats the eastern gas looking largely dry and fine with highs of thirty four in chennai the weather sponsored by cateye greece. denied citizenship. health care and education. forced from their homes to live in camps. subject to devastating physical cruelty al-jazeera won't investigates one of the most persecuted minorities in the world. silen

important from the geographical point of fuel india looking at afghanistan when we're looking at central asia so we have the hub when we talk about the connectivity projects. investment in iran is also politically strategic china's so-called belt in a road investment initiative gives its influence across central asia if india caught rival its people here believe china's influence will grow. little is clear yet u.s. and indian officials will meet in september to discuss what the full u.s. sanctions regime will mean here it could hurt under thomas al jazeera new delhi. in the u.s. state of ohio democrats are biting at the heels of their republican rivals in a special election for the house of representatives it's usually a safe republican seat but the party's candidate only has a small lead and absentee and provisional ballots still to be counted john hendren reports. the election wasn't even supposed to be close but after a long election night it was too close to call republican troy boulders and held the narrowest of leads over democrat danny o'connor in a special election for ohio's twelfth

important reason china is seeking to expand its economic influence in the middle east and central asia through its so-called one built one road project and that is the most important project of all to president xi jinping right now right andrew brown live for us in beijing adrian thank you but because he is an economist at the vienna institute for international economic studies he joins us now from vienna we appreciate your time so much so the landscape now compared to what it was pre two thousand and fifteen before this agreement is different this time it is clear that china seems to be lining up with the ron russia is even the e.u. is saying let's not do this so how does that indicate to you that things might play out a little different this time because iran is not as isolated as it was before. well to my understanding. in two thousand and twelve when the sanctions the sanctions were intensified and it was the coalition of countries china russia european union many other countries and us and it was very effective and since then or much before that the iranian economy somehow diversi

from the geographical point of fuel when you're looking at to understand when you're looking at central asia so we have the hub when we talk about the connectivity projects. investment in iran is also politically strategic china's so-called belt and road investment initiative gives its influence across central asia if india can't rival its people here believe china's influence will grow. little is clear yet u.s. and indian officials will meet in september to discuss what the full u.s. sanctions regime will mean here it could hurt andrew thomas al-jazeera new delhi the entire state of new south wales and australia suffering from a severe drought as described as the worst in living memory the government is stepping in to help stricken farmers survive the dire consequences the dire conditions. reports. it's an overwhelming drought cattle swarm around a water truck in new south wales looking for relief from the devastating dryness the ground has become to bear for the grass to grow and the weather too extreme to predict farmers in eastern australia say the drought has taken over turning one's fe

not work together with the countries of the region the powers of the region such as countries in central asia russia china and then i would then have on a stand to create a set of consensus where we can work together towards stability in afghanistan so many factors coming together that has been reserved. in upsurge of taliban as taliban have been successfully coming forward and taking what e.d.s. . now every call has placed two teenage girls under house arrest after they were detained for being part of a gang and magically plotting aka the pad were arrested for their role in a group calling itself new greatness and have been charged with plotting to overthrow the russian government medina caution and five reports from outside the court. most court has decided to transfer a mighty had to buy beacon on the public under house arrest and there are the members of the new greatness movement too which is also accused of forming an extremist organization now both of them are forbidden to use the mobile phones or internet and also talk to the press as the prosecution itself ask the court for such a de

bear in mind many of them not even syrians islamists on jihad from china from central asia from the caucasus from morocco to baghdad with nowhere left to retreat what's worse is the foreign power buildup in the region out of the blue u.s. cruise missile delivery systems guided missile destroyers strategic bombers a re basing and dropping anchor near syria days after the u.s. and its allies warned that take action if chemical weapons are used by as sad and russia which is beefing up its own presence warns that it's the easily mists that are planning just that the u.s. continues to expand its presence of cruise missile carriers in the middle east which is connected to the preparations for another false flag incident allegedly involving chemical weapons russian reports of u.s. military buildup in the eastern med and nothing more than propaganda it's not true that does not mean however that were unprepared to respond should the president direct such an action the united states the nice building up its forces but says it's ready to attack syria if need be the good news is that russia and the unit

bear in mind many of them not even syrians islamists on jihad from china from central asia from the caucasus from morocco to baghdad with nowhere left to retreat what's worse is the foreign power buildup in the region out of the blue u.s. cruise missile delivery systems guided missile destroyers strategic bombers a re basing and dropping anchor near syria days after the u.s. and its allies warned that take action if chemical weapons are used by as'ad and russia which is beefing up its own presence warns that it's the easily mists that are plotting just that the u.s. continues to expand its presence of cruise missile carriers in the middle east which is connected to the preparations for another false flag incident allegedly involving chemical weapons russian reports of u.s. military buildup in the eastern med and nothing more than propaganda it's not true that does not mean however that were unprepared to respond should the president direct such an action the united states denies building up its forces but says it's ready to attack syria if need be the good news is that russia and the united

this was a conference that put a big kiss on eastern europe and central asia. the ukraine minister was there -- put a big focus on eastern europe and central asia. the ukrainian minister was there. crimea occupation, the regional influence that it has in this period. we also face a big question of how does that factor into our diplomacy, looking ahead, if at all you go i -- if at all? i don't pretend to have the answer. i will stop there. >> thank you. really quickly, a couple other things i want to get out that we can pick up in other questions -- maybe coming from you, chris -- do you want to say something about the last commission? 2020.ybe something about that was a big focus. this is something that occurred while we were doing conference things, a bill was introduced in the house. really quickly, if you want to add -- >> this was published in the lancet at the time of the opening of the conference, and also in everybody's registration, so a nice way to sort of make sure everybody gets to see it. steve really set this up by saying we wanted to take as , a b

not work together with the countries of the region the powers of the region such as countries in central asia russia china and then i would then i want to stand to create a set of consensus where we can work together towards stability in afghanistan so many factors coming together that has been reserved. in upsurge of taliban as taliban have been successfully coming forward and picking wooded areas. now the u.s. says the economic sanctions against turkey will remain in place even if ankara releases an american pastor being held on suspicion of terrorism offenses that after both sides imposed for the tariffs on each other meanwhile some turks have chosen to smash up their i phones in protest at washington's economic warfare. thank you oh no. no no no no no. they have not proven to be a good friend they have a great christian pastor there is a very innocent man. stepping in on turkey side his cattle which has just approved fifteen billion dollars in aid to prop up the turkish economy quarter has been looking at how the decades old alliance between the u.s. and turkey is being tested to breaking

one build one road project this is china's plan to increase its economic influence not just in central asia but also the middle east or staying with the story murky god see it is an economist at the vienna institute for international economic studies he says iran has to know consider all economic options and trade partners available to it. it's honoring the deal by president trump and some of these are dishonoring many other rules based arrangement in the war it's very difficult for iran to come to a negotiation table with the us president but the pressure is domestically are huge since january two thousand and eighteen we've seen unrest and we've seen that iran economy iran market is in panic that's why we observe the depreciation of uranium currency so iran is pushed from domestic affairs and also from foreign affairs to somehow come to a negotiation but the thing is that. well it's somehow a kind of war economic war so when you are in real economic war you should consider all economic options and also all possible measures and iran is doing that as well so one of the measures is negotiat

not work together with the countries of the region the powers of the region such as countries in central asia russia china and i would then of honest on to create a set of consensus where we can work together towards stability in afghanistan so many effect this coming together that has been reserved. in up so just by the bomb as taliban have been successfully coming forward in peking wooded areas. with eleven school shootings already this year the u.s. is planning to spend almost two million dollars and training people to respond to emergency situations with more on this is kind of. the u.s. department of homeland security has just approved a grant to create a time a training program for high schools around the country essentially one point eight million dollars is being offered for those who could create a long term self-sustaining mechanism for the safety of high school students teenagers are being taught how to treat gunshot wounds and deal with dangerous situations in ohio tactical grade pepper spray is being placed around the schools now when a canister is removed alarm will sound alerti

not work together with the countries of the region the powers of the region such as countries in central asia russia china and then i would then i want to start to create a set of consensus where we can work together towards stability in afghanistan so many factors coming together that has been reserved. in upsurge of taliban as taliban have been successfully coming forward in peking wooded areas. now are. russian court has placed two teenage girls under house arrest after they were detained for being part of a gang allegedly plotting the pair were arrested for their role in a group calling itself new greatness and have been charged with plotting to overthrow the russian government within a quarter of a reports now from outside the court. a most court has decided to transfer a mighty had to buy beacon on the public under house arrest and there are the members of the new greatness to movement to which is also accused of forming an extremist organization now both of them are forbidden to use a mobile phones or internet and also talk to the price of the prosecution itself to ask the court for su

so if we think of it simply as, you know, a rail ne running from shin jung to central asia, they may about uighurs doing something to the rail 'sline. but th a small part of the bes line. china that very well under control. there's no danger to this. there's a recent editorial from the chinese npped "global times" which reflects state policy, and it says that there was a danger of shin jung becoming china's syria or china's libya an therefore these harsh measures vent necessary to help pre that from happening, to maintain stability and prevent shin jung from becoming syria or libya.ic that's rous. if you look at securitization of the region, there are police with boots on the grund, facial recognition cameras everywhere, there's no danger of littering, practically. >> it doesn't have anything to do with the fight against terrorism, fight against extremism. it's a war against the people to eliminate the people, elimina an ethnic group, so it doesn't have figure to do with the terrorism. you can note that it's not an excuse for chinese to say that a fighting against terrorism. more tha

to the harsh climate here camels don't just live in the desert so common in colder regions like central asia. they can be. forty to fifty minus and you know they get long for in the winter and right now. kano. looks more skinny and. but when they have the big furry you know that look like. something between the sheep. and his family moved from a few years ago and they wanted to live in harmony with nature by starting they want to promote sustainable tourism and. they're also working on a cultural center they hope it will become a meeting point for different people institutions and organizations. a place where ideas and projects where sustainable future. this satirizing family is using social media to help promote their ambitious project. they're looking for support to realize they dream. of. something. i really would like to have volunteer workers to come up here and. both experience and see how beautiful it is and. an experience to work in this fantastic nature. work with the camels and also building this help us to build up this center. and best have made themselves at home in northern sca

but work together with the countries of the region the powers of the region such as countries in central asia russia china and man i would then have honest and to create a set of consensus where we can work together towards stability in afghanistan so many factors coming together that has been reserved. in upsurge of taliban as taliban have been successfully coming forward and beaking wooded areas. now the c.n.n. presented chris cuomo has sparked controversy saying on the air that violence coming from the left wing and tiffany went in the u.s. is more morally justified them violence which comes from the far right the comments were made today after and to for had minor clashes with police and journalists while countering a white nationalist rally in washington all punches are not equal drawing a moral equivalency between those espousing hate and those fighting it because they both resort to violence emboldens hate legitimizes hateful belief and elevates what should be stamped out. a gut reaction both for and against chris cuomo says comments. every time i see them on television they seem to be

oil and gas to global markets from central asia via these pipelines i think it will take a while to see any of these protests projects to materialize stanislav very quickly because we just have about thirty seconds you were alluding to the environmental impact of all this a moment ago so just very quickly i want to ask you do you believe this convention will help when it comes to pollution or will ultimately hurt when it comes to pollution in the caspian so according to these conventions and according to the current practice of going to ration countries now have experience to corporate together to to work with any pollution and were any accidents so i think now our custom five can protect the environment all together. all right we're going to have to leave it there thanks so much to all our guests stanislaw friction. and little it. and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for which slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twi

oil and gas to global markets from central asia via these pipelines i think it will take a while to see any of these protests projects to materialize stanislav very quickly because we just have about thirty seconds you were alluding to the environmental impact of all this a moment ago so just very quickly i want to ask you do you believe this convention will help when it comes to pollution or will ultimately hurt when it comes to pollution in the caspian so according to these conventions and according to the current practice of corporation countries now have experience to corporate together to to work with any pollution and the many accidents so i think now our custom five can protect the environment all together. all right we're going to have to leave it there thanks so much to all our guests stanislaw friction. and little it. and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter o

you don is important from the geographical point of fuel india looking at afghanistan looking at central asia so we can see how when we talk about the connectivity projects. investment in iran is also politically strategic china's so-called belt in a road investment initiative gives its influence across central asia if india can rival its people here believe china's influence will grow. little is clear yet u.s. and indian officials will meet in september to discuss what the full u.s. sanctions regime will mean here it could hurt andrew thomas al jazeera new delhi. time for a short break here and i'll just be around when we come back all draw your strain as most populous state grapples with an unprecedented drought. and its border we'll hear from a golfer who's in with a chance of completing a career grand slam more in that stay with us. welcome to look at weather conditions across the americas now in north america we saw some pretty warm air across the eastern seaboard there with temperatures in excess of thirty degrees for many areas and a door into canada there twenty eight in ottawa rain a

from the geographical point of fuel when you're looking at to understand when you're looking at central asia so we have the hub when we talk about the connectivity projects. investment in iran is also politically strategic china's so-called belt and road investment initiative gives its influence across central asia if india can't rival its people here believe china's influence will grow. little is clear yet u.s. and indian officials will meet in september to discuss what the full u.s. sanctions regime will mean here it could hurt and written us al jazeera new delhi. and breaking news for you at this hour we've got to getting reports that there been at least four explosions in gaza the israeli army has confirmed that they have hit several targets in the gaza strip this after rockets exploded in southern israel earlier today in two israelis were injured we'll bring you more on that news story straight after this short break. since the war with russia. and two states. georgia's marking ten years since the war with russia that left the country dismembered twenty percent of the country remains ef

put aas a conference that big focus on eastern europe and central asia. the ukraine minister was there. russia on theve other end of the spectrum in terms of their behavior vis-a-vis hiv. and we have the crimea occupation and the regional influence that it has. we face a big question of how does that factor into our diplomacy? looking ahead, if at all. and i think that is a hard question. i do not protect to have an answer. i will stop there, thank you. >> thanks. lots of questions. before we get to yours, really quickly, maybe it is something for you, chris. do you want to say something about the commission? and maybe something about the conference location for next. , something, deborah that occurred when we were all busy doing conference things. really quickly on those, and steve, if you want to add in. on the commission, and this was published at the time of the opening of the conference. and also in everybody's registration. a nice way to make sure everybody gets to see it. steve really set this up. we want to take an evidence-based, big picture look

they're in mind that many of them aren't even syrians from all over the world from china from central asia from the caucasus from morocco to baghdad out on jihad in syria and again they have nowhere left to retreat but the biggest danger here is the danger of an international escalation because out of the blue we have u.s. military assets we're talking here about. cruise missile carrying systems cruise missile delivery systems being stationed off the coast of the coast of syria guided missile destroyers as well as strategic bombers an aircraft that could wreck a lot of damage on syria if brought to bear and this is days after the united states and its allies britain and france wanted a joint statement that they would strike syria if there are reports of using chemical weapons the russians though is saying that they're warning that chemical attack is imminent except it will be the rebels who carried out we've been hearing of about this military buildup what do we know about this exactly well both russia and the united states have been beefing up their assets in the region we have a huge rus

david has served as deputy assistant secretary of defense for afghanistan, pakistan and central asia from 2009 to 2013 and as deputy assistant secretary of defense for east asia from 2007 to 2009. he is widely seen as a friend of the afghan people. he was deputy chief of mission at the u.s. embassy in beijing, ca kabul and baku, and he was also detailed twice the national security council. so let's begin our discussion, gentlemen, and my first question to the ambassador is 17 years, people who just count time or measure everything by time would say that's a long time. it's one of america's longest overseas engagements, involvements. especially involving large numbers of troops. what has been accomplished in these 17 years, if anything? >> thank you very much. happy to be here. thank you for the invite and for everybody showing up. seventeen years on,word, i think that there is a positive sight, and there are some negative aspects to it. .. the reason why the united stateo pakistan and the reason we are discussing it if you look back and ask questions how we have been failing i would s

bear in mind many of them not even syrians islamists on jihad from china from central asia from the caucasus from morocco to baghdad with nowhere left to retreat what's worse is the foreign power buildup in the region out of the blue u.s. cruise missile delivery systems guided missile destroyers strategic bombers a re basing and dropping anchor near syria days after the u.s. and its allies warned that take action if chemical weapons are used by as'ad and russia which is beefing up its own presence warns that it's the easily mists that are planning just that the us continues to expand its presence of cruise missile carriers in the middle east which is connected to the preparations for another false flag incident allegedly involving chemical weapons russian reports of u.s. military buildup in the eastern med and nothing more than propaganda it's not true that does not mean however that were unprepared to respond should the president direct such an action the united states denies building up its forces but says it's ready to attack syria if need be the good news is that russia and the united st

he has served as the secretary pakistan and central asia for 2009 at 2013 and the secretary of defense for east asia from 2007 to 2009. as a friend and was the deputy chief of mission at , and.s. embassy in beijing he was detailed twice to the national security council. let's begin our discussion, gentlemen. years,t question, 17 people who count time and measure things by time with say that's a long time. it's one of america's longest engagements and involvements, especially involving large numbers of troops. what has been accomplished in the 17 years? i'm happy to be here and thank you for the invitation and for everyone showing up. , i thinkon, ambassador there is a balance sheet, there is a positive and a negative side. one cannot painted all rosy, nor can you painted all-black -- paint it all black. as someone familiar with the issues from the 1730's and the 80's, what happened in post-9/11 had a very deep impacts, not only on afghanistan, but in regard to the really -- the region and relationships with other countries. the reason why the united states went to afghanistan and we ar

important from the geographical point if you will india looking at afghanistan when you're looking at central asia so we can see how when we talk about the connectivity projects. investment in iran is also politically strategic china's so cooled belts in a road investment initiative gives its influence across central asia if india can rival its people who believe china's influence will grow. little is clear yet u.s. and indian officials will meet in september to discuss what the full u.s. sanctions regime will mean here it could hurt under thomas al jazeera new delhi the israeli parliament has held a special session on a controversial new nation state law nor formally affirms israel's jewish character and makes hebrew the country's so official language a status previously said by arabic was provoked widespread protests stephan deca has more from west jerusalem. the debate happening inside the knesset inside the israeli parliament isn't going to change anything to the law today but it highlights the controversy that this law has caused debate going on inside the knesset heated debate we heard from

marine corps including in afghanistan and central asia. i should note as well we asked senator mark warner to be here as well so there would be a bipartisan conversation and senator warner was unable to make it for scheduling region -- reasons. to kick it off speaking of the congressional perspective as i'm sure you have seen over the years different administrations of the different levels of congressional engagement with regards regard to the indo-pacific relationship. we be interested in your perspective on where that balance is now. >> let me begin by thanking everybody am particularly thanking the chamber. when you look at the agenda here today a number of cabinet officials, number of ambassadors , a really really strong program so hats off to tom donohue ann. i think to answer your question directly i have never been more hopeful, optimistic and bullish particularly the u.s. india relationship. that's because i think what is most important if i can leave one thing from the congressional side of the ledger is that u.s. foreign policy f

the more influence other groups will find enough on its own and they will destruct the whole of central asia and beyond so i see a different outcome. if this war continues for too long with other players involved in it and while the u.k. and the u.s. sending more troops to afghanistan. i actually i think one of the problems we've had since the one conference was improper this is ignorance and. decisions and also ill informed decisions one of the ill informed decisions about afghanistan was a small army not equipped not trained and the international community it did not pay enough attention in time for the training and equipment and now we're playing catch twenty two and also catch up game where far behind the curve and when the british and the americans are increasing their troops it's all reactive measures they're increasing it because afghan forces are fighting very well but they're trained they're illiquid and they don't have enough troops for the proper rotations or i think the americans have realised this and i think the british are trying to help them but i hope that the intention is t

not work together with the countries of the region the powers of the region such as countries in central asia russia china and i would then of honest on to create a set of consensus where they can work together towards stability in afghanistan so many factors coming together that has been the result in up so just bought a bomb as taliban have been successfully coming forward and picking what it is. now an eighty seven year old woman has been tasered by police in the u.s. state of georgia while she was out picking flowers with a knife. she does she got shot like we have never really told her about stun guns or tazers and so she doesn't know what that is when she is trying to realize what happened she is touching her heart syria native alba shara was cutting down the lines near an off to school club across the street from her home the facilities employees called the police reporting the woman was carrying a knife three offices were sent to the scene and tried to persuade out bashara to drop the knife when she failed to respond they tasered her she was arrested and charged with trespassing and o

mind many of them not even syrians these are jihad ists on an international jihad from china from central asia from the caucasus from morocco to baghdad and they've got nowhere left to go other than other than italy but the biggest danger here is a wider international escalation between nuclear superpowers for example out of the blue you have the united states stationing military assets we're talking about cruise missile delivery systems such as guided missile destroyers strategic bombers heavy duty stuff being rebase the dropping anchor near syria days after the united states as well as britain and france warned that they would attack syria if there are reports of acid using chemical weapons the russians have come out and warned that it looks like the use of chemical weapons is imminent except it will be the rebels using them the u.s. continues to expand its presence of cruise missile carriers in the middle east which is connected to the preparations for another false flag incident allegedly involving chemical weapons russian reports of u.s. military buildup in the eastern med and nothing mor

not work together with the countries of the region the powers of the region such as countries in central asia russia china and and i would then of honest and to create a set of consensus where we can work together towards stability in afghanistan so many factors coming together that has been. in up so just by the bomb as taliban have been successfully coming forward and picking wooded areas. revokes the security clearance a full my cia director john brennan he also lashed out saying he exhibits erratic polling data on the behavior and it's the brennan is just the first and the line of officials who will suffer the same fate and similar conduit pools exercised my constitutional authority to deny mr brennan access to classified information sarah sander spoke to press and she said that the decision to revoke brennan's clearance was based on his erratic conduct and behavior of defending the move as an effort to secure classified info from someone who has helped foment division in the past and clearly has very partisan leanings the most divisive president an individual who basically portrayed his

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