s. defense department will never acknowledge. the real number of civilians kills off the top of my head. i would say that it's far greater than anything the defense department ever admitted to when you're dropping bombs from aircraft at 20000 feet on to a heavily populated area. the inevitable is going to happen, you're going to kill a lot of people and they're not all terrorists and fighters, particularly in the, in cities, even in the areas that are in, in, in syria where isis concentrated the heavy concentration of bombing that, that occurred. ready the, the inevitable result was a lots of death that went and reported. there is no way that we could get in the defense department to get to get in to verify. so they just didn't bother. of course, you had these other groups outside groups that were reporting the killings and deaths. but the defense department's argument is, well, we can't verify it, so that's fine. what's going to be the consequence, even if you do reports, what's the consequence they go on and on and on. we've be

not only a large meeting of the heads of defense departments. but also and bilateral meetings. representatives of iran which we discussed they are vital today for the security of our regions thank you for your time for iran, relations with russia are very important also today sergey shoigu held a series of talks with the heads of the defense departments of armenia kazakhstan sergey kuznetsov olga gerasimenko and denis larin channel one. urgent news is now coming from ryazan in a two-story residential building there was a gas explosion. here are the first shots that are posted on the network eyewitnesses. the building is partially destroyed, two apartments were damaged, according to preliminary data from local authorities, two people were injured, according to the tass agency, citing emergency services, people may still be under the rubble. this is all that is known at this moment. but now a small advertisement, and then stay on channel one for the latest information on the investigation of fires in the mega khimki shopping center near moscow. voice children tenth anniversary se

and that's according to a letter by 2 members of congress who also accused the department of defense of under reporting civilian casualties. the vast difference between independent reporting and the department of defense investigation raises concerns and undermines defense, department credibility on civilian casualty reporting. on 2021 report by the pentacle in the states, us was responsible for only 12 deaths globally that year. but the letter, however, claims there were 15 such instances in syria, in 2021 alone. so let's take this compensation further now across live to michael maloof, a former senior security policy analyst in the office of a secretary of defense. he's not going to join us here on arty international very well. welcome to michael. always a pleasure to say to you here, taught it, to what extent do you think civilian deaths are being under reported by the pentagon? i mean, it's difficult to get a clear picture here. i don't want to be devil's advocate. what, what would you say off the top of your head? off the top of my head, i would say that it's far greater than any

headquarters of the organization of the collective security treaty, a meeting of the heads of the defense departments of the member states of the sco and the cis is being held , vladimir putin addressed its participants dear colleagues i welcome in moscow the chief defense departments of the countries participating in the shanghai cooperation organization and the cis, this meeting is timely and very significant joint work within the framework of the sco and the cis allows, on the basis of mutual respect and consideration of each other's interests, to successfully resolve the widest range of issues, primarily related to protection against external threats by providing global and regional stability. today, this is especially important, new acute challenges are emerging , powerful geopolitical shifts are taking place, before our eyes the outlines of a truly multipolar order are being born in africa and latin america, which are increasingly defending their national interests, defending their sovereignty and the right to their own path of development. it is simply impossible to resist these objective proc

not only a large meeting of the heads of defense departments. but also bilateral meetings.sentatives of iran, which we discussed. they are vital today for e-security in our region. for iran, relations with russia also today sergey shoigu held talks with the heads of the defense departments of armenia and kazakhstan and tajikistan sergey kuznetsov olga gertsemenko, dislarin channel one. in tatarstan , where one of the largest shipyards in russia is located today, the newest small rocket ship was launched, nurofominsk, hull length 74 m, width, 11 crew - 36 people in autonomous navigation. it will be able to stay for 10 days. the ship is designed to protect the interests of our country in the near sea zone. formidable cruise missiles, caliber as early as next year, naro-fominsk puts into the composition of the baltic fleet. in total, our navy now has nine similar ships. they repeatedly demonstrated their capabilities during strikes against terrorist targets in syria and during a special military operation to protect the donbass , a large fire in khimki near moscow lit up a con

but the defense department's argument is, well, we can't verify it, so that's fine. what's going to be the consequence, even if you do reports, what's the consequence they go on and on and on. we've been through all these wars and who's been punished for nobody. well that's so for this and use our shows and check out, i'll see dot com for more international news beer and the other the our build ah .

and scale of modern threats places increased demands on our interaction with polina of the defense departmentseting, sergei shoigu noted that the russian ministry of defense pays special attention to strengthening energy, interaction with the defense and departmental e friendly e countries to strengthen such interaction. and what is especially important today, when conflicts on the world stage are becoming more acute, new risks appear, but also sergei shoigu, noted the commonality of our peoples and our states. let's listen. our peoples, shown in the fight against nazism by fascism, it was militarism during the second world war that did not allow the brown plague. the heirs of the generation of the winners must firmly stand guard over the world and prevent it. today we have a great opportunity to exchange views. i am confident that our meeting and such an event will contribute to the development of friendly relations between our defense and departments. during the meeting today, representatives of each of the delegations, including via video link , the minister of defense of china, who noted t

well, vladimir putin addressed the participants of the meeting of the heads of defense departments scond cis member states neither the largest fire in the mega shopping center in khimki near moscow, the fire spread over an area of ​​18,000 m². causes cited as unskilled welding work are known of one fatality. and in a couple of minutes, our broadcast will continue the besogon program. this is ivan and he just found an apartment.

that's where you're getting some of this pushback from the defense department in particular. >> the defenseepartment saying we cannot respond if we are working under the budget that was approved last time. what is your view? >> i think it is a little bit of signifying nothing. fuing available and many of of the larger programs, they are not reliant on the funding they get on an annual basis. frankly, the report about a year and half ago that looked at if it suffers and they found no examples that the dod was put on the back burner. the reality is we have continuing resolutions putting much every year so it's not like it's some sort of new process they haven't been able to plan for. when you combine the evidence, it makes me think this is not really a legitimate concern. >> after a new congress is elected but before they are seated, it is -- is it unusual? the big spending? >> is a way of cutting down on the lame-duck period. we took two months off that because we have no people traveling to california in old ways of transportation, you tend to get policies where there is less accountability

we found that the defense department has received at least 60 allegations of sexual abuse, harassment or other misconduct in the past five years. 58 of which were substantiated following a law enforcement or investigation. the department also told us that the military service did not always conduct annual in person in evaluations of their programs for jrotc, while the army conducts so-called assist visits on a yearly basis for individual programs in need of additional attention. it otherwise only inspects one-third of its units each year. meanwhile, the air force completes in-person assessments every three years, while the army and marines perform such examinations every other year. i want to be clear, the vast majority of jrotc instructors are decent and trustworthy members of, or former members of our armed services, and they continued to serve our country honorably by teaching and mentoring our next generation of leaders for the military. but our investigation has exposed a lack of pentagon oversight appears to have enabled the predatory behavior of some of the jrotc instructors. a

polina of the defense departments needs to be informed on the formation of a more flexible and stable system of security and cooperation adequate to the current ones. and today the president has a large work program in bishkek for the first time in 3 years in full-time format. the eos summit opened there, with the leaders of the eurasian five taking part in the meeting of the supreme eurasian economic council. these are the heads of russia, armenia and belarus, kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan communication in a narrow and wide format signing final documents on the agenda various topical issues energy, a single market for goods and services international activities next year. our correspondent konstantin panyushkin is working in the capital of kyrgyzstan, all the most interesting details of the summit meeting and an exclusive interview with the presidential press secretary in his report. the leaders of the eurasian economic union began to gather at the alla archa residence, at the beginning of ten in the morning moscow time, just at that time snow fell in the capital of kyrgyzstan. vladimir

places like bahmud, on the false assumption that the west's ammunition supply is unlimited, a defense department spokesman said. united states on condition of anonymity today ukrainian army day holidays were invented in defiance of russia on february 23, the commander of zaluzhnoy congratulated the military video messages president zelensky arrived at the position personally shook hands handed out awards, took pictures everyone sees our power. hit our skills, the high standard of ukraine, but for some reason i recorded the selfie in slavyansky. this is more than forty kilometers from the artyomov front line, and there, of course, the soldiers noticed it. if you want the pledged, i want to say hello to the pledged gentleman and our zelensky stars. how warm is it with you, maybe you will come to us to take a picture on the video. you say that everything is in order with you, that there are no fighters, the lad needs nothing. so this, maybe everything is just so bad with us, american general wesley agrees with such an assessment of the situation clark former commander of nato forces in europe i'm a

manufacturing usa is an existing partnership the department of defense, department of energy and department of commerce has scattered a series throughout the country combines the private sector, government-funded research departments and takes basic scientific research and turns it in and gets to the marketplace and trains the relevant and skilled workforce and i'm very excited about its potential. follow-on, i am also hopeful it will get stood up and have a similarly creative and more private sector mindset than the typical toward solving some of the biggest problems in health and solutions. thank you for your leadership and i look forward to spending more time with you on this. >> thank you, senator. [applause] let me get back to you as a republican. if you listen to these companies, what they complain about is the lack of skills and positions at the very cutting edge plants. this is a skilled immigration question i know some members of the party and some on the left or the democratic party. to what degree can you answer that basic need for their ability to fulfill? .. and to in these str

i may be stingy about it, yes, but uh, but er briefing by the department of defense takes place dailyd they impose there. uh, our publics in the country are reporting on what's going on, uh, where is it going on, how are we going to work so that, uh, what, hmm, this is over. and the sooner the better, of course, the intensification of fighting leads to unjustified losses, chicken, pecking pecking, you need to don’t hide your strategy, fight to the last ukrainian and pump kiev with weapons , analysts argue, how quickly it will end. recently, in western political thoughts are being actively massaged in circles, including at the nato level, that the resources of the west are being transferred to ukraine as assistance. they are not unlimited. they are essentially running out at the same time, a number of western experts believe that russian resources are also running out, that here is the last missile, the last ammunition. this is so familiar. i think that the resources of western countries, they are not on the verge of exhaustion, do something else. the fact is that ukraine receives weap

manufacturing usa is an existing partnership that the department of defense, energy and the department of commerce has a scattered series of sites around our country that is combined. the private sector, government funded research and department and takes basic scientific research, turns it in, gets it to the marketplace and trains the workforce. i'm excited about its potential. follow-up to darpa was our buddy. -- arpa e. i hope it will have a more private sector mindset than typical public sector mindset to solving our biggest problems in health and solutions. thank you, again for your leadership. thank you. forgive me. >> thank you. [applause] senator young let me get back to you as a republican. your influence over your colleagues on this. to these companies, what they complain about is the lack of high skills people to fill positions. at these very very cutting edge tiny plants. this is an immigration issue. this is a skilled immigration gateway question. i know some members of your party and some members on the democratic party are not keen on. to what degree can you answer that

i know the department of defense is really big. i know that the burdens faced by secretary austin, under secretary cisneros and so many others i've spoken to and those that i haven't spoken to within the department of defense, i know that they're immense. i'm grateful to them and for the service they provide to our great country. i'm grateful that they have taken time to examine this issue. they've reached the wrong conclusion and they've done it in the wrong way. fortunately, mr. president, there's still time. time is short, but there's still time for them to make right that which is wrong. they can still take care of brittany alkonis and the three children of ridge and brittany alkonis. they can still do that. i urge them to do so. if they don't do it, we will have no choice as a congress but to act. the department of defense may or may not like whatever legislation we put in place in order to do it, but it will happen. it's hard for it to happen, perhaps impossible for it to happen until they issue their actual decision is to tha

understand the defense departments understand the defense departments secretary of state secretary secretary of state secretary secretary of state secretary department's concerned about russia but department's concerned about russia but department's concerned about russia but i i think that you know he russia is i i think that you know he russia is i i think that you know he russia is they have no concerns about what they're they have no concerns about what they're they have no concerns about what they're doing in ukraine and they're killing doing in ukraine and they're killing doing in ukraine and they're killing civilians and i saw pictures just this civilians and i saw pictures just this civilians and i saw pictures just this morning of people that lost limbs there morning of people that lost limbs there morning of people that lost limbs there was a picture i saw in the paper from was a picture i saw in the paper from was a picture i saw in the paper from the reviews of 2002 of a woman being the reviews of 2002 of a woman being the reviews of 2002 of a woman being held in the arms and of

vladimir putin emphasized this in his address to the heads of the defense departments of the cis andeting is taking place today in moscow, according to the president , ukraine has become a victim of the aspirations of the united states and europe turned this country into kaluga and now cynically uses the ukrainian people like cannon fodder, like a battering ram against russia, continuing to supply ukraine with weapons and ammunition, directing mercenaries, is pushing it onto a suicidal path. i am convinced that the nature and scale of modern threats place increased demands on our interaction, and the defense departments need to be informed on the formation of a more flexible and sustainable system of security and cooperation. and the commitment of russia to a multilateral fair world order based on indivisible security was spoken by sergei shoigu at the meeting of the sco and the cis about the role of these associations in the world. today the position is increasing participants are close on a number of issues. so they condemn the revision of the results of the second world war and op

nature and scale of modern threats places increased demands on our interaction, through the defense departmentsary to report to work on the formation of a more flexible and stable system of security and cooperation adequate to the current ones. it may not be based on some mythical unwritten rules. which no one saw on anything dominance and monopoly, but only on international law and respect for each other's interests. the role of the armed forces of the highway and cis countries in maintaining regional stability is growing every year, said defense minister sergei shoigu according to him. this is especially true against the backdrop of a sharp aggravation of the international situation. it would be expedient to improve the mechanism for exchanging information in the field of security, to conduct operational and combat training activities on a regular basis with the development of ways to counter new tactics. before the start of the meeting, participants from 9 countries laid colored tombs of the unknown soldier near the kremlin wall and honored the minutes and silence of the soldiers of the grea

but the defense department's argument is, well, we can't verify it, so that's fine. what's going to be the consequence, even if you do reports, what's the consequence they go on and on and on. we've been through all these wars and who's been punished for nobody? well that's so for this and use our shows and check out, i'll see dot com for more international news here. and they see the top of the, our build. ah, i what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time to sit down and talk with you or they only do we are move like we're young for the young woman was in a network that i was getting myself was sort of like a little bit of it, when are you wonderful? below vanessa is an oakwood village, so glad they shut off that get look at the idea if i don't live here so it would mean a support system phone with this question. ok, so what is the best time to do that? if y

i'd been in vietnam on a research group for the defense department in 1961.actually looking into limited war research and development. because previously under eisenhower, all the work and all the r&d had gone into nuclear weapons. and kennedy said, "no, we should have some research and development on non—nuclear." so, i was in vietnam looking into what they could use possibly. that was an advisory mission then and it became very clear to me. i spent day and night practically reading cables in the embassy office and talking to advisers. made it very clear. this was a loser. this was not the place to plant the imperialflag. i didn't use the word imperial in those days. so it was actually being in vietnam that changed your mind? from vietnam, i came back and said to the rand corporation, which i was working on, i was a consultant for defence. "stay away from this." "there will be no..." "there will be nothing to gain from being associated with this war." when i went into the pentagon, i was asked in, as a full employee in 1964. i was asked to work on vietnam on

consisted of contact and on the ministerial line, the heads of the defense departments signed a protocold amending the agreement between belarus and russia on the joint provision of regional security in the military sphere from 19 december 1997. national security was discussed at the club of editors experts and guests discuss the latest developments in our borders and trends in the information work of foreign media what markers in the behavior of western neighbors should alert belarusians? pay attention to how the informational psychological operation has changed in relation to belarus since september. and those who remember the videos that e threw that women in uniform with weapons are training at the polish base and the main leitmotif of their speech is that here they have tears flowing and they say, we will liberate the belarusian people. we women are forced to take up arms in order to liberate the belarusian people. uh, this topic was thrown in september. then in october. they remember that what kind of alternatives began that belarus was occupied by the russian federation by russian

poland up to 2.5% of gdp promises to increase up to five percent in the baltic defense department literallyimming in money in lithuania, spending on the army is creeping up to three percent estonia latvia has exceeded two french rafafal fighter jets have been deployed to lithuania, the pentagon plans to transfer small-sized high-precision bombs with a range of 150 km to ukraine a contract has been concluded for the supply of missiles for sams worth more than a billion the transfer to kiev is being discussed - weapons from range of 300 km. all these numbers. they talk about one thing, the conflict begins to spill out further and further beyond the zone of direct contact between the troops. even a strip of 300 km captures regions with a population of tens of millions of people. however, this is also the case. it is unlikely that money will be limited and weapons continue to flow into the region in an ever more full-flowing stream. nato allies donated $40 billion worth of weapons to ukraine the united states has provided more than $19 billion in security assistance, and also nearly $15 billion

we go back to the baseline, which is before all these bills were signed, then darpa and the department of defense and the department of commerce will not have the appropriations underlying these new authorities. what should be our goal of decoupling such as it is? i will go back to what was the framing we were given at the outset. in the cold war, technologies were predominantly either military or civilian. there is relatively few civilian use as for aircraft carriers and satellites. all the most critical technologies are civilian technologies. there is a convergence. which to your point makes it hard to identify what exactly is the art. one of our core national security tools over the last 20 years is sanctions that were financial sanctions, cutting off countries like me dprk and iran from the global financial system. finding some work around that that is how we are constraining their ability to deliver munitions and attacks against ukraine. we will have a hard time implementing this vision. keeping defense hired through export controls, through partnerships with our core allies who share our va

wallerstein, senior fellow on us foreign policy at the chicago council on global affairs and former defense departmentmaker in the clinton administration. welcome to you, thank you for being on the programme, what you make of this attack on kharkiv? mas on the programme, what you make of this attack on kharkiv?_ this attack on kharkiv? was it to be exected? this attack on kharkiv? was it to be expected? i — this attack on kharkiv? was it to be expected? i think _ this attack on kharkiv? was it to be expected? i think this _ this attack on kharkiv? was it to be expected? i think this is _ this attack on kharkiv? was it to be expected? i think this is part - this attack on kharkiv? was it to be expected? i think this is part of - this attack on kharkiv? was it to be expected? i think this is part of a l expected? i think this is part of a concerted strategy to terrorise and intimidate ukrainian people. since the russian forces have not succeeded in their main aim, which of course originally was to take kyiv, and now are falling back in some parts of the donbas, the strategy now appears to be just keep f

even before the start of the meeting, the head of the defense departments of nine countries laid flowerst the tomb of the unknown soldier in the alexander garden of moscow , and yes, this is not only a tradition, but also a historical respect for real heroes. inna ospova dmitry melnichuk natalya borshchevskaya tv company ntv ukrainian nationalists fired again today, donetsk, according to the authorities of the dpr, fired 11 shells in 5 minutes at the kuibyshev kiev and petrovsky districts of the city. moreover , the militants used ammunition of 155 mm caliber, it is these shells that are used by nato artillery, which the allied countries supplied to ukraine, in particular, we are talking about american long-range howitzers m-77, polish self-propelled guns crab and french caesar. fire in the kharkiv region, russian aviation struck at the positions of ukrainian formations and military equipment of the armed forces of ukraine, the official representative of the russian ministry of defense, igor konashenko, also told the situation in other areas in the special operation zone macro, whether.

little bit at arm's length because they realize big market was actually not selling to the defense department. that was a limited market, sizable but limited. the big market was a consumer market. the firms of that succeed with those are able to take technology that they tested in the defense market and then turned it into a mass-market, consumer product and that is still the challenge today. we still see the government playing actually a pretty significant role when it comes to really cutting edge research, not in terms of commercializing products but in terms of the far out ten to 20 year time horizon. i then the turning of those products, though speculative technologies into commercial products, that's still a w rolei think we ought to lead private-sector firms to drive things and that's worked well over the past 60 years. congress deserves a ton of credit in the chips legislation are putting some additional funds towards the far off rnd making sure we got these new ideas that are filtering in into hers into an existent and leadg companies pick them up and run with them and find the right

our updated bill requires the department of homeland security and defense to confer with congress before setting vetting requirements. it directs the department of state and other federal agencies to work together to come up with a strategy for future evacuations, to make sure we have plans in place to vet and relocate those allies who serve alongside our troops. this bill is supported by more than 40 organizations, including the vfw, the veterans of foreign wars support this bill. they have their members on the hill in their own humble way lobbying for this bill. they're not paid lobbyists. they are veteran-civilian lobbyists out there trying to help us. the american legion supports this bill. admirals mike mullin, william mccraven, james staridis and general richard meyers and stan mcchrystal support this bill. i very, very focused on this bill because i think about people in other countries that stand with our soldiers. this happens all the time. if this is what we do when they come to our country and we don't have their backs, what message are we sending to people in the rest of the

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state of central asia and eastern europe in parallel to increasing cooperation between the us department of defenseica and the asia-pacific region , cambodia and singapore, thailand, of particular interest to the us military department is the state, on the territory of which there is already a laboratory with a high level biological isolation russia presented initiatives to strengthen control over such activities in geneva at the conference of the parties to the convention on the prohibition of biological and toxic weapons. at the same time, the american delegation refused to answer questions from representatives of moscow, this proposal was blocked by the collective west, objections did not raise only a proposal to start negotiations on the formation of a scientific advisory committee in the united states , they directly stated that they would not allow formulations, but the importance of a legally binding protocol and verification procedures in the final document. although, more than 120 countries have come forward for this initiative. the united states is blocking the operation of the convention

government in general at arms length because they realize the big market was not selling to the defense department that was a s limited market sizable but limited the big market was a consumer market, the firm thatab succeeded were those that took the technology that they tested in the defense market intern into a mass-marketin consumer product that is still the challenge today we still see the government playing a r significt role in it comes to cutting-edge research not from the commercializing but the far out 10 - 20 year time horizon. but the turning ofts those projects into commercial products that is still a role where we auto leave the private-sector firms and that's worked well over the past 60 years congress deserves to run a credit in the chip legislation for putting additional funds towards a far-off r&d making sure that we've got the new ideas that are filtering in inter-engineering system and letting companies run with them and find the right commercial end-use. >> that story comes across in your book, politics i i sometims waive the phone around because in the political argument ther

contractors the pentagon's personal data of thirty laboratory employees and seven heads from the us defense departmentfirmed the information obtained during a special military operation. russia previously presented evidence of the work of ukraine and the united states with the company of the us department of defense with the state of africa and the asia-pacific region of kenya cambodia and singapore thailand , the states that already have laboratories with a high level of biological isolation on their territory are of particular interest. russia presented initiatives to strengthen control over such activities in geneva at a conference of countries participating in the convention on the prohibition of biological and toxic weapons. at the same time, the american delegation refused to answer questions from representatives of moscow; this proposal was blocked by the collective west. only the proposal to start negotiations on the formation of a scientific advisory committee was not objected to. the united states directly stated that they would not allow it. and the importance of a legally binding protocol

so basically your entire defense department is basically questionable for this game. and this going up against the l. m. s. c and against go hungry. argentinians is definitely not what you want to hear. t d additional to not go into many more details. the players are being quarantined away from the healthy players and make sure that no one else gets infected and he didn't want to communicate on who might be out who might be in order not to give argentine elite or maybe show them where the weak spots are. it's going to be a tough one for friends. however, an exciting final. that'll be an exciting day in cats. that's for sure. philip, not from the database sports. thank you for your analysis. you're watching d. w is alive from berlin up next in sports life. we meet a 15 year old who is one of the best skateboarders in the world. and remember, there is much more news on d, w dot com. and if you want to, you can follow us on instagram and twitter. we are d w news on soccer. that's it from me and the team here and bill and thanks for watching. taking a house is that daniel

and if you project forward ten or 20 years more and look at what the defense department in the us or other countries militaries are planning to roll out, they're envisioning technologies that rely even more and computing power will demand even more memory, even more digital signals processing, all of which is about semiconductors. so envision, for example, an autonomous drone flying through a battlefield. but drones in a need, a lot of computing power, a lot of memory and have a lot of sensors on it. and all that requires chips. and so as a result, as you say, chips aren't just about our coffeemakers or our dishwashers, although that's important. and we'd struggled to live without them. they're also about accessing the most advanced defense technology. and i think one of the interesting things we've seen in the russia-ukraine war over the past couple of months is that when russian munitions have been acquired on the battlefield in their guides, computers have been taken apart. one of the things that has been discovered is that russian missiles often rely very heavily on smuggled chip

so basically your entire defense department is basically questionable for this game and this going up against the law messy and against go hungry, argentinians is definitely not what you want to hear did is on the not go into many more details, the players are being quarantined away from the healthy players and make sure that no one else gets infected and he didn't want to communicate on who might be out. who might be in order not to give argentine a lead or maybe show them where the weak spots are. it's going to be a tough one for france. however, an exciting final. it'll be an exciting day in kat, so that's for sure. philip, not from database sports. thank you for your analysis. you're watching the w news and you are up to date up next. our current faced theories report, i joined rebels and me and not remember there's much more news on the d, w dot com and we are at the w nice on twitter and instrument. thanks so much. i'm just kinda not tied into andy from me. you're not locked up to you anymore, we will send you back. are you familiar with.

so basically your entire defense department is basically questionable for this game. and this going up against the l . m s e and against go hungry. argentinians is definitely not what you want to hear . d d additional did not go into many more details. the players are being quarantined away from the healthy players and make sure that no one else gets infected and he didn't want to communicate on who might be out who might be in order not to give argentine a lead or maybe show them where the weak spots are it's going to be a tough one for friends. however, an exciting final. it'll be an exciting day in cats. that's for sure. philip, not from the database sports. thank you for your analysis. you're watching a d. w news and has a reminder of the talk stories we are following for you. at this hour. german police have recovered, priceless treasures stolen in the daring museum. hottest thieves made off with diamonds and jewels, with more than a 100000000 euros in dressed and free years ago. and germany has opened its 1st liquefied natural gas terminal, a key part of its eff

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