greg simons uh give us your perspective as well as mr.mbolic of the fracturing of the military and the political aspects of the ukrainian front, the fact that newland had to go there and sort things out, and uh, well, of course, sovereinity. and determined who should stay and who should go, so that was one point. the second point, every time there is a russian victory on on the another taking of village or whatever, the ukrainians generally have a little bprick terrorists like strike against some kind of civilian infrastructure in russia, such as the attacking belgrad region again. i mean, "this is they're trying to complate this measure of activity with measure of effect, i mean it has no military value, but they still try to prove to the sponsors uh that they're worth supporting, but i think that one of the most very telling things in the current time is the fact that victoria newland has gone, and this is uh, we're talking march, and of course we know in november the u.s. goes to vote for the next president, so..." this may be signalin

greg simons there joining us from upsa sweden and uh tim anderson joining us out of sydney australia viewers uh thanks for joining us here brings us to the end of your news review program thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for now. and the funeral has been held for a palestinian whom succumbed to his injuries that he sustained eight months ago during an israeli reid near the occupied west bank city of napolis. people gathered to morne the death of hammed jacob in his hometown of bata. he was shot in the head while regime forces were invading the town in august of last year. report suggest that amid was hit as he rushed to help but wounded palestinian. his death brings to 12, the number of palestinians killed in the west bank in the past 24 hours. israeli forces have conducted new raids on different cities since friday. that resulted in the killing of four more palestinians in janeen, four in tukaram, one in al-kalil and one in ramala and one in ariha. the occupying forces have intensified their incursions into the west bank since october the 7th, the day when the regime launched its ge

greg simons, give us uh your perspective as well as mr. doctor just did about uh the most significant events that have taken place recently with regards to the russia ukraine war? well, in addition to what gilbert said, i mean you have other events as well, which uh, i mean, first of all, the rather public fight between zelujin and zelinsky uh, and this is symbolic of the fracturing of the military and the political... uh aspects of the ukrainian front, the fact that noland had to go there and sort things out and well of course sovereinity and determined who should stay and who should go, so that was one point, the second point, every time there is a uh russian uh victory on on the another taking of village or whatever, the ukrainians generally have a little in. terrorists like strike against some kind of civilian infrastructure in russia, such as the attack and belgrad region again. i mean, this is, they're trying to complete this measure of activity with measure of effect, i mean it has no military value, but they still try to prove to t

let's take a listen at what our guests had to. say: joining us now for the program is uh greg simon's independent researcher and author from upsola sweden and tim anderson director at the center for counter-hegemonic studies joining us from sydney, australia, gentlemen, like to welcome you both to the program, i guess tim uh, we'll start with you, 93 people dead at this... uh concert hall, this active terror, what do you make of it? well, it's an appolling act, and uh, the, the suspicion in russia, of course, initially was that it came from ukraine, which has been massing more foreign mercenaries near in the kiev region and carrying out some cross border incursions in the belgrad area, so the suspicion lay on ukraine with the claim from isis or... k, as some sources say, it really points to think back at the us, which had has admitted that it had uh, if not advanced knowledge, it was warning um us citizens in russia not to go to large gatherings in the moscow area, some two weeks before this happened, so lot of suspicion should land on washington, i suggest, because they showed some d

thank you, tim, greg simons, welcome to the program out of sweden, now greg, your thoughts, i mean. gram account claim responsibility and out of the blue comes the us saying they feel to a great extent confident that it was uh daish that was behind this uh but the only thing i can think of is uh maybe that was a response to the campaign against the terrorist group the russians carried out with their allies in syria but so much time has passed since then that it kind of makes it suspect and the russians aren't buying that it was purely a dyish operation your thoughts well. absolutely, i agree with tim to a great extent, if we look at political conflicts in the past, when the us had a problem with duerte in the philippines, all of sudden you had isis turning up in the philippines, when they had a problem with maduro, isis turned up in venezuela, and you've had department of us department of defense and fentigan uh documents such. has audit saying that they are supporting isis militarily, materially, and one has to look, i mean at this point, who benefits and i mean this nonsense that this

thank you so much for coming on the program. professor greg simons, independent research observer out the 2024 russian presidential election, enjoyed talking to greg. thank you. thank you. okay, just before we go, let us show you this. the latest russian story use mon spacecraft launch from the icon or causing room it's been canceled. it had been due to lift off towards the international space station just a number of hours ago. the russ cost most director general saves the rocket launch was aborted, due to a voltage drop in a power source, a little bit shay shame. with that. the final stage of the pre launch, preparation and emergency situation that could sort of the entire procedure was interrupted and the reason was identified. so at the state commission missing who have just found out that the cause was a slumber can be come into the chemical power source. nothing terrible happens. the crew is fine, we have reserved a set for the 23rd of months. we have regulations and instructions in this regard. there is no panic. everything is under control, solvable windshield. yeah, i'm not t

greg simon's is an associate professor, an independent research are joining us live from sweden. a great pleasure, greg. thank you very much for your time and you'll come entry. well meanwhile, russian all thirties have disclosed the video of another suspect being interrogated is believe to be the leader of the terrorist. so in the hospital, what is the hospitals address? dimitri advocate, where exactly demetrius get district. what's the street name near the highway? who did you live there with mohammed? how long did you live with mohammed? mohammed said 10 to 15 days. we lived together for about a month, 15 to $20.00 days for about a month. when were you to doing? we bought a call once to walk, who bought the car. abdullah, my friend bought the car. he wants to work with this car. what kind of car? taxi or cargo transportation? a small call a taxi. who is abdul? uh. how did you get to know of telegraph? did you meet on telegram? yes. kind of ground on which phone? oh my, fuck. okay. when, when exactly did you meet up to uh about 10 to 12 days ago. $10.00 to $12.00 days. yes, i've

generally, we spoke to greg simons himself. he says the threats coming from washington are unprovoked as being an observer at an election is not a crime. well, i heard from a couple of the american that the disciplines that despite the problem to issues the variables, phrase, to severely punish anyone who was a participating is a love to say about a box. i mean dials are understood that uh there was no crime actually been committed. so how do you publish someone for a crime that has not been submitted and the legal system because of the justice of the best. busy provides that we can see that every day in the free way as domain. that's um, just to begin prism trauma as a team thing to be explained to me from the ballot. so you go to these contradictions, list of rooms by the store, to wait an honest legal injustice system. the choir is a ridiculous, i mean the especially coming from the us. so main would just look at the should show that. busy the 2020 the elections in the united states. some of those we have flu us as were all

are reportedly being threatened by the us government not to according to sweden bass professor greg simons. it took part in the pull of the monitor or washington warden that everyone taking part in voting and russia's new regions could face prosecution in the united states will continue to use all available tools to hold accountable those individuals responsible for actions that undermine the sovereignty territorial integrity or political independence of free countries, including those who serve as election observers for the criminal sham elections and occupied parts of ukraine. and it wasn't a home for over a saw. it was an international observers marshal of the pallets. they came from a $129.00 countries all across the world, including europe on north america, the overall voting turnover among the russian public in the election, which 77 percent was higher again. and then you are a trees. despite washington's planes up, the election was on democratic many monitors said the reality was different from the western north. metrically, we arrived and started work early in the morning. we visit

the point, the topic with an associate professor and independent research based in sweden and greg simon's many thanks for joining us on the program. it's nice to see, so some top publish officials of course, but the base of the wednesdays and compulsory military service in the country was prompted the discussions. do you think i as well, this seems to be not so much. i mean, just the rush or real person, but the way you the doing is, and this assignment from sweden, germany and other countries, they seem to be doing it to see on the right. instead of a sudden it's because the rod citizens don't like what like to say and what they say is this a great thing, st busy in these steps towards war, which is the 1900 is not forbid and not really. and the standard of living is rapidly declining. so it seems to be trying to use the, as of asians to control the debate as the public to stop them from getting to the scripts and, and to have those attention puts else with towards the already. and i'm examples rally around the leg, the page. and what do you think people impose? angela would have to say

idea that you probably would when the war think we might have lost the connection with guess the greg simon's uh so we'll say many thanks to mr. simon's associate professor and didn't spend research in sweden . okay. moving on in southern russia, 3 terrace aspects i've been detained into cities in the republic of dog has done. officials say the men were preparing to commit a tax with oh, some isaac west things on the explosives. versus for the same size. one of the apartments that was rated by f. s the special forces local, we'll see what evacuated from the area during the operation of being allowed to return to the homes. officials say no trips or civilians will haunt village terrace from now one's or investigation. but ahead of time, just on stage, the suspects well identified thanks to a security crux down in the week. and in the wake of the most go attack, the head of the space is all the terrorists will be brought to justice to make sure that the less that i'm with a lot of work is being done throughout the country region. we see problems that existence and have a reason taking into acco

are reported sleeping, threatened by the us government outs, according to sweden bass. professor greg simons, who took part in the pull of himself as a moment or earlier at washington, one that everyone taking part in voting in russia's new territories could face prosecution as the united states will continue to use all available tools to hold accountable those individuals responsible for actions that undermine the sovereignty, territorial integrity or political independence of free countries, including those who serve as election observers for the criminal sham elections and occupied parts of ukraine will over a 1000 to international observers marshall the ballot. they came from a $129.00 countries all across the world, including europe on north america, the overall voting turnouts among the russian public, which 77 percent higher indeed. and the new regions to the spike washington is planes out. the election was on democratic many monitors said the reality was different from the western because we arrived and started work early in the morning . we visited 3 holding stations of the process

those up all characteristics of a dictator. sweden based geo political on list and research or a greg simon's to my colleague, nicky, are in that's the landscapes decision to spread. the elections was influenced by his low ratings, not by the conflict, a piece trying to justify it, by the fact that there's a war on this is not the real reason for the justification, the actual justification of the deeply unpopular. if there was any election, he would lose any and he would lose by and large margin because of where you remember what the vice of them and the 1st place the old ideas back. he was by to them on the, on a piece tickets he offered. brandon face to ukraine and. busy boss, and he's done the exact opposite of us just to points out. they have parker say, hey, what's an official say the election and ukraine is an internal decision, but the very same politicians were very quick to criticize the russian presidential, very thing which i understand that you actually followed as an international observer. why is this such a big difference in the rest of right now? absolutely. i mean, i mean it'

will sweden based geopolitical analyst on research or greg simon's to him? my colleague, nicky, are in the landscape decision to describe the elections was influenced by his low ratings, not by the conflict, a piece trying to justify it by the fact that there's war on this is not the real reason for the justification. the actual justification he and deeply unpopular if there was any election, he would lose any and he would lose by and large margin. because of where you remember what the vice of the and the 1st place, the old ideas may be, he was by to them on the, on a piece tickets. and he offered random face to ukraine and. busy boss, and he's done the exact opposite of us just to points out the hypocrisy. hey, what's an official say the election and ukraine is an internal decision, but the very same politicians were very quick to criticize the russian presidential, very thing which i understand that you actually followed as an international observer. why is this such a big difference in the rest of right now? absolutely. i mean, i mean, it's most the day

we're not dealing with a minute, simon and guys because of a natural disaster because of an, as, as greg, it's a hand made hand made. and so there's a death is preventable and there are very concrete steps at actions if they are taking today. we can stop this from happening in terms of them again, isn't it? of a delivery that is being implemented right now is one of the key drivers for the humanitarian catastrophe that is in god. so the inspection, because in the, uh, the ability of what uh, items are allowed or not allowed to the um, deductible schedules and requests changing requests that come from those radio. so it is about what was in the trucks or not. uh, they are able to view things to this humanitarian situation. the fact that that has the gaza has many land crossings that are being blown except 2. and even these 2 crossings have very limited capacity of an access to blend all the direct lightning up on the other side. and this is a key driver for the situation. we have seen efforts by the international community and governments doing air drops and building up here and goes a na

greg zac s live in berkeley tonight. >> zach. thank you. tonight. we now know who will face off against lateefah simonreplace lee. cal state professor and president of the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce, jennifer tran, is now projected to reach the generalúelection spwith 15% of the vote. simon lateefah simon, a bart board member, has already advanced, winning 56% of the vote in a crowded field. she was endorsed by representative lee after lee chose to make a run for us senate in the race to fill the seat of retiring silicon valley congresswoman anna eshoo. new results from the california secretary of state's office show that joe simitian has pulled ahead of evan low by just 44 votes for the second spot on the november ballot. sam liccardo is still leadingc with 21% of the vote. he's projected to be one of the two candidates on that general election ballot. the april 12th.l be certified byt- >> happening now. caltrans has shut down a part of aigepair job southbound 680 between the 580 and 680 cotoand koopman road in the pleasanton area was closed aboutúan hour ago a multiple detours tonight. m