chapman. can you describe what would happen if your business had to rely primarily on streaming broadcasts, how about the hard cast streaming for working people who regularly tune into your stations, while commuting to and from their jobs? >> thank, you congressman. for the question. >> a number of our listeners would no longer hear our stations, the easiest way to consume our product is over the air radio. streaming options is something that all of our stations have but it is not that way for all broadcasters. it is a cost that goes with a streaming. so for a smaller broadcasters, for smaller operators in the stand-alone radio station, they may not have that option. so it would be a significant hit for our business, it would lower our reach, and we are talking about safety here, it is not gonna be as accessible but for some broadcasters it would end their business model. >> all right, thank you very much. thank you to all. i yield back, mister chairman. >> thank you, the gentleman yields back

chapman. describe what would happen if your business has relied primarily on streaming broadcasts? how big hardship would place on working people who regulate to into your stations while commuting to and from their jobs? >> thank you congress over the question. a number of our listeners would no longer hear our stations. thee easiest way to consume our product is free over the air radio. streaming auction option is something all of our stations have but it's that we for all broadcasters. there is a cost that goes with streaming. for smaller broadcasters for smaller operators, stand-alone radio stations they may not have that option. so it would be a significant hit for our business. it would lower our reach we are talking about safety here they're not going to be as accessible but for some broadcasters it would end their business model. >> all right, thank you very much. thank you all and i yield back mr. chairman. >> thank you the gentleman yields back the chair no recognizes the gentleman fr

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let's bring in chapman bell. good morning tell us the latest on this attack >> good morning, frances this is just the latest attack on the hometown of president zelenskyy. and this time cruise missiles striking two areas in his hometown one, an apartment building where four people were said to be killed another strike hoyitting warehouses that are said to house soft drinks, according to officials there. they say seven people were killed in that strike. the town's mayor saying neither location had any military links what so much t terrorist also neffver be forgiven, he says. the statement coming out after his home up to was hit then overnight, two more strikes, one in the port city of odessa, striking an area there where four civilians were said to be killed and another strike in the donetsk region where three other civilians were saidto be killed so the bombardment continues at various locations around ukraine, frances >> and we understand there is more u.s. military aid coming ukraine's way, just days into their

for the latest, we bring in chapman bell what's the latest on this attack >> reporter: well, phillip, this is just the latest attack in president volodymyr zelenskyy's hometown this time, cruise missiles striking an apartment building, killing four and also hitting warehouses, where additional seven people were killed according to emergency services. more than two dozen people were injured in these attacks the town's mayor saying none of the targets had any military significance whatsoever. also, overnight, the port city of odessa, cruise missiles striking civilian targets there. three people were killed, more than a dozen injured additionally, in donetsk, another three civilians were killed in strikes there. president zelenskyy saying russian killers continue their war against residential buildings, ordinary cities and people, terrorists will never be forgiven, and they will be held accountable for every missile strike they launch, as these strikes continue across the country, phillip >> we understand there's more u.s. military aid going ukraine's way days into their counter offensiv

the chapman come prays over and then somebody comes to tell you the world situation. the world situation is i remember being told was the were pouring thousands of dollars and hundreds of men into korea to drive america out. and we were there to stop it. stop the commies and i believe that's why we were there, though i did not see any evidence we were doing that or that. that's what anybody else cared about. instead of coming to ticker tape parades and honors heroes who welcomed these troops or brought back one and two at a time, it meshed into this society. no effort. to recognizing that they'd the city to get them because we were. i don't know any other way to see it. the nation ashamed of what had happened in korea. i was drafted in 1953 at the end of the war. it got to korea just before the armistice. i was fortunately in the artillery, which is back behind the line considerably. so i don't have a lot of the experiences so many good men have had. when truman came to power unexpectedly, he came with a very good sense and history and a good sense of the military. he

and we now want to bring in chapman bell, who is following this story for us. good morning how has the blast at the kakhovka dam impacted that plant there? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. while that dam blast has caused catastrophic flooding in the area, there are new worries now for the zaporizhzhia power plant. it has been a cause for concern since the early days of the war when russian forces occupied it, and there had been shelling in the area causing the plant to go offline and lose electricity the new worries involve the water that supplies cooling to the six nuclear reactors on site as well as spent fuel on site. and there have been discrepancies in the levels of the reservoir that feeds the power plant with the essential water to keep it cool. and so that's why grossi's there. he and his team want to monitor and check these levels, see what these discrepancies are. he wants his team to have wider access to the area and present a plan of assistance to president zelenskyy when he meets with him today we'll have an update from them after their meeting

and right now we want to bring in foreign correspondent chapman bell who's following this story for us the blast at the kau kakhovka dam impacted the area >> reporter: there are new worries to the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant which has been the cause of concern throughout the war after russian forces year took it. and that involves the water that's essential to cooling the six nuclear reactors on site as well as the spent fuel stosrage there. they've now within following this dam breach, discrepancies in water levels in the reservoir, in the ponds associated with these cooling methods. now that's why grossi's on his way there. he wants to get wider access for his team that has been on site since a few months into the war so that they can check these discrepancies and make sure that there's not going to be a catastrophe, because if these reactors struggle to cool, that involves a very dangerous situation. now hes hada he also wants to m president zelenskyy and a plan for assistance to help with this ongoing problem there. and that all following this dam burst which has been a real h

and the irony, one of the men onboard pisces 3, roger chapman was a mariner with the royal navy beforent into the commercial field and was on pisces. he developed one of the submarines that are used today in terms of one submarine to the other. the problem is only operates at a depth of 1,000 or 1,500 feet. however, vehicles can go down much, much deeper. that's what will be required. ironically, i know it's a thin sliver of hope and success of a rescue could be successful, but the irony we would be using the same methods. a remote-controlled vehicles getting down and attaching something on to the submarine and then hauling them to the surface. >> wow. you wrote about what that crew that was miraculously rescued in 1973 went through. their fears. fear of carbon dioxide poisoning, a lack of food. what insight can you give us from just the human response and the human toll from them? >> well, after the recovery, seeing how calm it was and everyone was comfortable, that was clearly the british stiff upper lip on display. it was a desperately worrying and concerning time. they had to remai

wylder and gem chapman are monochrionic—monoamniotic — known as momo — twins and they beat all the oddsry. can you see your brother? can you see each other? you've spent a long time together in there, haven't you? to their parents, these twins are two in a million, but wylder and gem have a significant statistical story of their own. not only are they identical but in the womb, they shared the same amniotic sac and placenta. this only happens in around one in 5,000 to 6,000 pregnancies and to bring them safely into the world meant their mum, rachel, had to be constantly monitored. you know, we said it all along that if this works out, it will actually be a miracle. the amount of people that have had to advise us, give us support. rachel talks of miracles because a chance of losing twins with the same placenta and amniotic sac, called medically monocrionic and monoamniotic, is 5a times higher than a singleton pregnancy in the first 2a weeks. after that, clinicians have tojudge when is the best time to deliver the babies. for gem and wylder, thatjudgment call came just short of 28 weeks.

chapman drove in the blue what a play format chapman on the hot corner.s decided sony times over the years, they were hopped. bottom sixth, jay's his second home or in as many games. a's lose 7-3. warriors introduce the new draft picks friday. trace jackson davidson from santa clara. the jet ski has a photographic memory and asked him on the spot if he can name every player taken in front of him in thursday's nba draft. >> you have got victor, brandon miller, thompson twins, anthony black, kula bolle, harris walker, number nine was taylor hendricks, 10 was case wallace but traded to thunder for derek lively at 12. 11 was, who did they pick? what was the 11th pick? 13th was brady. 14 was the hawkins. 15 was the hawks, colby bufkin. 16 was key on page or. 18 was -- 11, hold on. i am missing something. do not let me off the hook here. 11. 11 was the magic again, right? they picked up jet howard. that is who it was. number 11. >> that is impressive, that is your look at sports. let's send things back to you. gloria: bay fc, the bay area's newly named women's

the 2023 special olympics will timothy strive is chapman of the special olympics? is mother eunice founded the event back in 1968, the welcome to d w. and what was your mother trying to achieve back them all? i think she had a vision that we could end discrimination against people with intellectual disabilities in those days, as i'm sorry to say still today, most people assume a person with an intellectual disability can't learn, doesn't have value, can't be successful in the workplace. she thought that if we could show the ability of people with intellectual disabilities, we could show them as athletes as champions as heroes. that the discrimination would start to yield. and we would start to recognize that everybody has a gift and that was her hope. and how is the event evolved in the 55 years since? well luck. we started in one event in chicago in 1968. today we're a 188 countries. in a normal year, we'd have a $100000.00 special olympics games and communities all around the world where mothers and fathers and volunteers joined together and today with challengin

brandon belt and matt chapman drove in the first two runs here in the second.'s fans have seen that so many times over the years, jailing the years -- robbed of what would have been a base hit. bottom of the six, junior got -- vladimir junior got all of that one, his second homer, and the a's lose 7-3. the warriors introduced new draft picks on friday. indiana traced evan -- jackson-davis, brandon miller, kyle filipowski. he they asked him on the spot if he could name every player taken in front of him in thursday's nba draft. here's how he did it. kyle: you've got victor, brandon miller, the thompson twins, anthony black, walker, number nine was, utah, i think that was taylor hendricks. 10 was kason wallace but he got traded to the thunder for dereck lively at 12. 11 was, what was that picked? what was the 11th? will we will come back. 13th with brady davis. 14 was the pelicans, jordan hawkins. 16 was the jazz, 17 was the lakers, 18 for the heat, but 11, hold on, i'm missing someone. don't let me get off the hook here. yeah. they picked up jett howard. that's

brandon belt an, matt chapman drove in the first two runs here in the second.t chapman on the hot corner, a's fans have seen that so many times over the years, robbed of what would have been a base hit. bottom of the six, junior got all of that one, his second homer, and the a's lose 7-3. the where's introduce new graphics on friday. indiana trace, jackson davidson, brendan pridgen skski. asked on the spot if he could name every player taken in front of him in thursday's nba draft. here's how he did it. >> you've got victor, brandon miller, the thompson twins, anthony black, walker, number nine was, utah, i think that was trailer hendrix. i think he was traded to the thunder for derek lively at 12. 11 was, what was that picked? what was the 11th think? 13th with brady davis. 14 was the pelicans, jordan hawkins. 16 was the lakers, 18 for the heat, but 11, hold on, i'm missing someone. yeah. they picked up debt howard. that's who it was. chris: that is impressive. that is a look at sports. let's send things back to you. gloria: thank you, chris. that is impressiv

you can of chapman to the presidium of russians, counsel before and defense policy, until then, you can give it to us about all social media of instruct, senses in your country, and have to have channel going on. you're going to be on the comment to watch new and old episodes of going underground c on monday, the case of china, it's the, the us for the elevator tie. one's international status. you see, you have no say lucy's visits, of which i already created crisis. anthony lincoln short china wilson thoughts a military operation. there was i have even have those. i don't have even doubts about the the headlines right now here. what else? you as a national date, 6 of your brains counter offensive rupture destroys several german 11 times and kills over 500 ukrainian soldiers along the southern front line called africa supports china is proposal to settled the ukrainian conflict, while the west dismisses the plot and continues to pump ukraine with more money and bold west village and use opposite offers. more details about the ukranian involvement in the north street and the sabotage. ci

in mid april confederate are tillis chapman from richmond observed the gorilla mosby seems to hang over these yankee lines like a frightful nightmare. and they seem to suspect every man as belonging to his command. grant had long insisted that guerrillas remain the chief threat to peace, but rumors that mosby was complicit in lincoln's assassination had only fueled grant's desire to smash all elements of irregular resistance. there was talk in washington that mosby had in fact met with booth in the capital and some suggested the assassin had crossed the potomac and were endeavoring to make their way to mosby's rangers. lewis how, alias lewis payne, who attempted to assassinate secretary stewart had been part of mosby's command. he had deserted in january 18, '65. there is reason to believe that perhaps mosby is involved in all this. yet again we head back to winchester where general scott hancock was charged with compelling mosby to surrender. even poor link -- before lincoln's assassination hancock had copies of that exchange of letters between grant and lee. he had offered the rangers

in 1973 , they managed to save roger chapman and roger malison, who were blocked for 78 hours.ee in the sunken bathyscaphe, but now people are stuck at a depth of almost 4 km and with good news that the weather in the area of ​​the rescue operation is improving , this webcam in the canadian city of sanjon is the closest to the place of emergency today in the search area. the crest of the anticyclone begins to move. the truth is the full extent of his influence. it will appear only tomorrow, but already now the main arrays of frontal clouds have receded further south, and it will rain in the afternoon. here they will be local and short-term. so there are chances for a successful outcome, but, frankly, they are not great. let's hope for the best. yes thank you. vadim vadim zavodchenkov with new details about the bathyscaphe that disappeared while diving to the titanic. checking the gas meter according to new standards this year, the system was improved so that unscrupulous tenants could not transfer their bills to you about how it all works, stas bernwald will tell you in the ins

in the same way, half a century ago, roger chapman and roger malison saved the bathyscaphe pool. 76 hourss still a record depth from which a person managed to get out, the cause of that accident was, by the way, attempts to improve the design of the device, which led to entanglement and breakage. it’s just that, on which it was lowered 50 years ago, people were saved, literally by a miracle, submariners. we got to the surface when the oxygen supply on the bathyscaphe was only 12 minutes. if instead of a miracle in the history of titanium stands known very soon. yes vadim thank you vadim zavodchenkov about the possible reasons the disappearance of the bathyscaphe during the dive to the titanic. and no hospitalization for those liable for military service , kiev has great difficulties with the counteroffensive. what excuses are already heard on the bank, until the russian was dug up, and the cops were stuffed with all the mines. the german press will be the ukrainians in the counter

including why two days after the who declared the pandemic, thousands gathered to enjoy horse races in chapman in england when other countries in europe were already locked down. as the inquiry puts it, this natural disaster was unavoidable, but was the devastating impact inevitable? sources say the risk of future pandemics is devastating, and these families want to know if lessons will be learned quickly enough to protect people before another one strikes. jack dorsey said twitter was asked to send to generalists who were critical of the indian government. indian farmers thousands march against agricultural reform laws. one person died and hundreds of protesters were injured. >> india is a country that had many requests of us around farmers protests, and manifested in ways such as we were down in india, we will raid the homes of your employees, which they did. we will shutdown your offices if you don't follow suit, and this is india, a democratic country. >> jack dorsey was the ceo of twitter. what he has said is an outright lie, and i have said that publicly and i am reiterating it again. tw

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and what was the strategy advisors of a chapman if you happen to have the executive office? thank you so much. i have your hand for coming on billions of dollars. then in the past few days, signed off with the arab joining the business conference. what. what is this business conference and the, what's the significance of all these deals being signed as well? western europe, uh, being in germany's in recession. this isn't a conference shop brace together. we are above businesses. the are a bank company wars. the are uh, hosted on enterprises with doors out from china and on the china midland. well, so from hong kong to slower opportunities to see how they can actually work together. especially now that uh, both sides are really more i get a more familiar with each other on both sides. uh, i see uh, unfortunate to use and their relative uh, or, uh, respective uh, market. so for example, the, our world especially in the gulf region, is the major region uh for uh, oil and gas sites. uh, major uh, supplier of luck, crude oil uh to china and china gets around 40 percent of its uh

matt chapman now works for the jays was not nice to his former team lifting a fister to write just over tony kemp, bo bichette scores. jay-z go up 2 zip. it's to avoid the lead. now down 3 to one in the 3rd ryan noda hits a liner to the gap in right-center camp on the run. he flies in to score all the way from first. but the shed to trying to make it to 3rd base. it's a one-run ball game. bottom of the 3rd one on for danny jansen who connects out to left just gets over the fence. >> homer of the year. but the days go up 5, 3, just and they add on in the 6 again, a man on this time for vlad guerrero junior is waste no time launching the curve ball way out sen his 11th homer of the season. 7, 3, jays would be the final. the rubber match tomorrow is we'll try to take the series. i think everyone, though feeling pretty excited, cautiously optimistic, maybe about what the giants of the absolute i mean, wow. know, aaron judge, no problem. no, i know probably. yeah. just bring all these rook. my goodness, we'll start winning. that's a lot of fun to watch. you know, and i think the big drop tod

major general chip chapman , what do general chip chapman, what do you general chip chapman, what do also has a russia problem , at also has a russia problem, at least in the same term. but prigozhin isn't, you know, he's not in favour of the west. i mean, he seeks to catalyse a nationalist rebirth in russia. he may suggest west that, you know, russia is defeated in the short term in order to catalyse everything for a future victory. for example , he said that on the for example, he said that on the 25th of may, which is when he should have been shut down by by putin, that they need to mobilise the manpower and they need to mobilise everything with the workers and live like north korea for a number of years. so this is a bad, bad guy. so don't, don't, don't think that just putin goes that he won't be succeeded by someone who's as bad or not worse. and the catalogue of people who might succeed him are pretty bad people. there's no sort of west leaning liberal opposition there waiting to take over at the moment unless there is an absolute strategic defeat of russia. well, absolute stra

bottom one, matt chapman the tw out single just over the head o tony kemp, and toronto has a 2- lead.5 jays in the sixth. guerrero jr. fires a rocket to center field for a two-run homer. toronto wins the game 7-3. oakland has lost 9 of their last 10. >>> to golf. third round of the women's pga championship from new jersey. former stanford sta rose yang got back into contention on saturday. her sho will roll within a couple of feet of the pin setting her up for eagle. she shot a three under 68. leona mcguire with th putt here to take the solo lead she leads by one going into the final round. >>> it's been a busy week for the warriors. it started with introducing their new general manager, ended with a draft, an in between they traded for one of their long time rivals. golden state sunned the nba world on thursday trading jorda poole to the wizards for 12-tim all star chris paul. the warriors can't comment on the deal until it's official july 6th, but in an interview, paul says the family is excited abou joining the dubs. >> to know that i'm going, like i said, to play with these othe g

matt chapman the two out single over the head of tony kemp, and toronto gets the 2-0 lead. jays up 5-3 in the sixth. guerrero jr. fires that. oakland now has lost nine of their last ten. >>> historic night offensively for the angels. they hit back t back to back home runs as part of a 13-run inning at colorado. la led 23-0 after four innings and go on to win 25 to 1 bringing rockies fans to tears. i'm so sorry for that young girl. the angels set franchise records for most runs and hits in a game. >>> game one in the college world series, lsu tigers tied with florida, but lsu wins game one of the best of three series 4-3 the final. the tigers are a win away from their seventh college world series title. >>> still to come, the warriors draft picks have started to connect with their new teammates, and so has the newes warrior chris paul. he's if you have heart disease and are on a statin, loweriring choleststerol cacan be hard.d. didiets and d exercise add to t the strugglgle. today,y, it's possssible toto go from s struggle to choholesterol s success with leqvivio. with a sta

bit more now i'm just waiting for the, the the, it's all sorts of this our russian defense timothy chapman's as of bob and the group leader was driven to meet in a 3rd grade at exorbitant. i'm facing. office funding was cut off the scale. so the rugs all the things of problems for the 2nd light and the roads for the 118 processes detained. i mean, the outrage over the police police opened out here in teenager.

during world war 2. missing, cherished monuments destroyed on school history books. revised on a chapman's red alert, gets going right off to the show. the . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is on the offsets, very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk i the whole thing she wants to extend the sphere of influence can exploit other nations. that's always been the case of centuries. couples not loading this politician. so a 123 years. so we perfectly aware of what's happening. so that's why we defend ourselves. sales custom. consequence here was the monthly, i'm a photo, skid. she was a but all, you know, the fish on 2nd most to go to post. i was, i'm gonna go use coupons, give a little show us know. but on the spectrum, the spectrum to show you do some not a problem and then you'll go as well as off the search engine lights on and just get some photo photos for those funds for you sending the fish and

reaffirmed its commitment to supporting who crying for as long as it takes on a general mock. millie chapman if the joint chiefs of staff said that the crime was making steady progress, but it would be a violent 5, and it would be one that comes at a high cost instead of or the united states secretary of defense, lloyd austin. also, i met with the head of nice. oh, you're in stoughton day to re offend his plans for the block to strengthen its own defences. when we meet to the nate to ukraine and commission shortly, the main message, it will be that we need to sustain and step up our support for ukraine. after our meeting and our discussions here today and tomorrow, we will also prepare for the upcoming business summit where as a message will be about support ukraine the but also the need to strengthen our on the attendance on the fence. more on this, let's call side the 12 correspondent terry showed. so was that neither the headquarters earlier and that joins us from out. bureau in brussels. terry, what we hear from the defense secretary, austin, and general mac mili. after that meeting of t

in the same way, half a century ago, they rescued, having bathyscaped by the sisters roger chapman and malison, were blocked for 76 hours at a depth of 480 m. this is still the record depth from which it was possible to get out . by the way, attempts to improve the design of the device, which led to entanglement and breakage, became the cause of that accident. just on which it was lowered 50 years ago people rescued, literally miraculously divers. we got to the surface when the oxygen reserves on the bathyscaphe remained only 12 minutes, if instead of a miracle in the story with titanium it becomes. it is already known very soon yes, one thanks to vadim the breeders and the possible reasons for the disappearance of the bathyscaphe during the dive to the titanic, based on the proposals of the international ski and snowboard federation, i decided to officially equalize the distances of ski races in men's and women's competitions, starting from the next winter olympics 2026 about this informs press office of the international olympic committee. our colleague danil understood how this will

particularly the soviets wrote in liberating the country from nazi germany. drink road, which is next on a chapman us who stands to benefit from such middle or gets going a well think she wants to extended sphere of influence and exploit other nations. that's always been the case of centuries. couples not loading this politician. so a 123 years ago. so we perfectly aware of what's happening. so that's why we defend ourselves. sales custom. consequence. here was the muncie. i'm a pull the skid. she was a but all you know and about the show on 2nd most to go to court. people says that my goal is to go post people to go show us. no. but on the, on the auto pay, if i can show you, do a lot of the coverage on the nearby as well as off the search engine lights on and just have some photo photos for the silence for you. i've sent in the session and pushing the water in advance. so using a change for me, the exact form of sugar with me, i'm sorry, but stuart, this one or 2 more blank flows about just ship them alone, the toilet those going? no, it's not some good local demos, my dear store. oh for sure. s

starting of a 16 explosions and 23 people and football man, just the city of seal the very 1st chapman's week title english club prevails against and some of that narrow victory. and this done both spanish split rodrigo score and given the goal of the game, i'm only use her and i'll just, they're off to the bottom line. the the hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. can america's drug abuse epidemic which kills more than a $100000.00 people each year? be traced. the one family of billionaires. let's get to the bottom line. the. by the time the sho, in spite of americans will have died from a drug overdose by the end of this day and every day, the number is going to be about 300. it's one of the country's top killers, more than guns, more than car accidents, and more than suicides. and it's everywhere from past suburbs to farm country. for decades, survivors of addiction and relatives of victims have been trying to hold one company to account for do pharma. that company privately owned by a 1000000000 or family. the satler's has been in a pain killer business for decades. but when

many chapman of the us to and chief of staff said that your crime was making steady progress. but that the fight would be difficult, violent and costs me. on us defense secretary lloyd austin, met with nato secretary general against dalton, but who reaffirmed plans for the block to strengthen it's of defensive. when we meet the need to ukraine and commission shortly, the main message, it will be that we need to sustain and step up our support for ukraine after our meeting and our discussion. so today and tomorrow we will also prepare for the upcoming business summit where as a message will be about support ukraine, the but also the need to strengthen our on the attendance on the fence. brussels bureau chief alexander from domine, was at nato headquarters and spoke with the stone in defense minister about the ukrainian counter offensive. we are at nato headquarters joined by us during his defense minister, had no pets. of course, thank you so much for being with us minister of the ukraine and come to us since it is an early days. but do you expect it to be a turning point of th

general mike, mocking millie chapman at the joint chiefs of staff safety frames making steady progress. but it would be a violent fight and come with a high cost united states secretary of defense lloyd austin, also met with the head of nato, against delton refund. the plans for the block to strengthen its defenses. when we meet the need to ukraine and commission shortly, the main message, it will be that we need to sustain and step up our support for ukraine after our meeting and our discussion. so today and tomorrow, we will also prepare for the upcoming convenience summit, where as a message will be about support ukraine, the but also the need to strengthen our on the attendance on the fence brussels bureau chief alexandro fund, not without that meeting at nato headquarters. i spoke with the estonian defense minister about the ukrainian counter offensive. as we are, it's nato headquarters joined by a stone. his defense minister had no pets. of course, thank you so much for being with us minister of the ukraine and come to us since it is an early days. but do you expect it to be a tu

for more on this, i'm joined in the studio by a 10 date and then they so not donna chapman of these, i'm being socialized. ok, thanks so much for joining us in the studio here on nazi. and now do you believe we are seeing a bit of an uptake in attention this being paid towards africa by both the west and russia? and if so, why? i think we've always had significant attention on africa by the west, russia and china. but for different reasons, for africa is a hub for natural resources. it has always been for the west. and now africa has multiple options. africa doesn't have to come to a bad deal that we get from the western countries. africa has choice. now, africa not wants to be treated as equals at the table. and now russia and china also, that's true africa, africa, and china and russia have had a long history of friendship. and now we're able to corporate, as or as equal partners of the tables. i'll do you think that the war and ukraine has an effect to the situation and the interest of the west is currently pains. woods, africa, obviously we just saw the, the check for administer

europe after cooling for new strikes in order to save humanity process today, kind of gone off on re chapman of the presidium of russia's counsel for foreign and defense policy was the advisor, and he joins me now exclusively from moscow for an exclusive interview. thank you so much. that provides a guy got enough fire coming on the show more then the beller was a delivery of russian tactical nuclear weapons. your article in roger and global affairs. crazy. the headlines, as i said, seymour hersh devoted a sub stack to it. he runs, i call him, where he expose the north stream, attacked by the, by the administration. just briefly summarize for audience what you actually said about the need to attack, use nuclear weapons to attack european cities to end this war. and perhaps to save more people than they would kill. yeah, the extra i didn't polls for you use of nuclear weapons. of course, i mean i said that unfortunately there's all kinds of reasons where we are living through a few of your cities cheaper. there presentations, 75 years of peace and let people forget about the horrors of war an

last chapman i think being pushed a long, long way back from its initial initial lines of success. the thing is both bankruptcies. uh over the early parts of this. yeah. russian, russian army took finally a robert unemployed. could you trade in town by which i took 8 months to do it the crate and it was on now that i'm just taking a string of very small villages back. i'm so sorry. i'm sorry to interrupt, but we don't really know what's actually going on in the field. the embedded reporters from the west and from the other side. you know, we don't exactly know, but what we do know, is it some say that russia, once a long war and is waiting for all this uh, european and american weaponry to come in and then to be destroyed. and that's what i was getting at when what happens when you are, because russia is put, it's defensive, then it's can just wait and destroy the one by one content over a matter of years and years. well, yeah, but it has cost for russia as well. you saying you european economy is indeed having difficulties my venture, although i don't think by quite match the diff

she's frankly, the last chapman big being pushed a long, long way back from its initial initial lines of success. the thing is both bankruptcies. uh, over the early part of this year, the russian, russian army took finally a robert unemployed. could you trade in town by which i took 8 months to do it the credit and it was on now that i'm just taking a string of very small villages back. i'm so sorry. i'm sorry to interrupt that, but we don't really know what's actually going on in the field. the embedded reporters from the west and from the other side, you know, we don't exactly know, but what we do know, is it some say that russia, once a long war and is waiting for all this european and american weaponry to come in. and then to be destroyed. and that's what i was getting has been what happens with the newer because russia has put its defensive then it can just wait and destroy the one by one cause it's over a matter of years and years. well, yeah, but it has cost for russia. well, you're saying you european economy is indeed having difficulties my venture, although i don't think by

seeing cherish monuments destroyed school history books revised on a chapman's regular gets going right up to the show. the what he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy on sunday. shouldn't let it be an arms race based on often very dramatic. only personally, i'm going to resist, i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk the russian states never as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community all sense and that's the same assist. you must be the one else calls question about this even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin move. yep. mission the state on rochester thing and split the r t spoke neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube. the question, did you say stephen twist, which is the general just because i'm unable to do any kind of a scale shift? i personally oxygen, diabetic. gotcha. packages you would have products i should have thought of easy. let's go back to miss divisional scale.

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last chapman think being pushed a long, long way back from its initial initial lines of success. she's over the early part of the she at the russian, russian army took finally a robert unimed to town by. whoops. i took 8 months to do it. the credit is on now that's take it, they string a very small villages back. i'm so sorry. i'm sorry. to interrupt what's actually going on in the field, the embedded reporters from the west and from the other side. you know, we don't exactly know, but what we do know, is it some say that russia, once a long war and is waiting for all this uh, european and american weaponry to come in and then to be destroyed. and that's what i was getting has been what happens when you are, because russia has put its defensive then it can just wait and destroy the one by one content over a matter of years and years. well, yeah, but it has costs for russia. well, you saying you, your opinion front of me is indeed having difficulties with my mentor, although i don't think they quite match. the difficulty has originally called brush . i think it on the growth accor