not puppets, but protected by the international coalition who are in iraq, what is wrong with that? we want the international, the protection by the international so, yes, we want the protection by the international coalition, who are in iraq, the united states. you are a veteran of this diplomatic and political effort to change the reality in iran, you've been at it for many years, you earlier talked to me about the revolution, but i said to you it's a revolution that hasn't come to pass yet. do you think it will come to pass in your lifetime? i hope so. i'm sure that we will be witnessing new and greater waves of protest, eventually a revolution, and i hope it will take place in my lifetime. abdullah mohtadi, thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you for having me. hello there. 0urfine, dry run of weather continued on monday. plenty of sunshine out west, bit more cloud in the east, and that created some cooler air that then flowed across the uk, hence the lower temperatures that we had — for example, london going from 23 on sunday to 18 for a high on monday. the hig

not puppets, but protected by the international coalition who are in iraq — what's wrong with that?ion, who are in iraq, the united states. you are a veteran of this diplomatic and political effort to change the reality in iran, you've been at it for many years, you earlier talked to me about the revolution, but i said to you it's a revolution that hasn't come to pass yet. do you think it will come to pass in your lifetime? i hope so. i'm sure that we will be witnessing new and greater waves of protest, eventually a revolution, and i hope it will take place in my lifetime. abdullah mohtadi, i thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. thank you for having me. hello there. you've probably noticed the weather not really changing very much over recent times, and that's because high pressure's been firmly dominating. and with high pressure around, it's not rained very much anywhere. but in warwickshire and church lawford, you'd have to go back to 11 may — that was the last time it rained — so that's nearly four weeks of dry weather. some of the warmest weather has been ac

roman, it is from the fact that what you said is that the international coalition should not only helpons but also with people. i understand that this is a completely different format of war, and this format of war involves only one goal, the loss of the russian federation, and the loss of on the battlefield, right, definitely, victory over the russian federation in this war, a quick victory, it opens up opportunities for europe and the world to quickly overcome this global crisis, because humanity is now faced with challenges of such a scale that can be solved only by the joint efforts of the people of the whole world, only such a tool is suitable and actually this log that fioler putin laid on the path of humanity must be removed by removing the führer himself, this is clear, it is obvious, these meetings that took place in singapore in the shanril dialogue, then several of them took place in indonesia where ministers gathered defense where it was discussed, including how to gather efforts today to stabilize the situation in the indo-pacific region, because there is also such a probl

roman, from what you said that the international coalition should not only help with weapons, but alsoi understand that this is a completely different format of war, and this format of war involves only one goal, the defeat of the russian the federation, moreover, losing on the battlefield is correct and unconditional victory over the russian federation in this war, a quick victory, it opens up the possibility of a chance for europe and the world to overcome this global crisis faster . the tool is suitable and actually this deck that fuhrer putin put on the path of humanity must be removed by removing the führer himself, this is clear and obvious from the meetings that took place in singapore in the shanril dialogue later in indonesia, several of them took place where the ministers of defense were meeting, where they discussed, including how to gather efforts today to stabilize the situation in the indo-pacific region, because there is also such a problem as china, which is increasingly looming over democratic life. related to the intensification of actions of the kovad format and the

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the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s. u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern fighter jets that page the way for keith to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model. exactly where from and when it's not yet clear a as in sold both old places. yeah. the very 1st ukrainian f 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose because of its own regression, but it will become weaker lot and further isolate to see this is a little one. for no gemini, high speed, i would say of the coalition bought, defense minister bar as historian has not ruled out playing a supporting role in the future. so how much of a difference would f, 16 fighter jets make on the battlefield? could they help turn the tide and ukraine's favor? i put those questions to a rough hand los of the european council on foreign relations. the have succeed as opposed to intercept russian crews and ballistic missile all send drawings. they are supposed to keep rushes on hair across the bay, and that's supposed

over the past year, we have seen the strength of ukraine because of the international coalition and the impact of our collective support along with the courage of the ukrainian people. we see ukrainian forces displaying exceptional skills and operating complex systems like patriot, armored vehicles and high marks. we see ukrainians effectively leverages anti-armor weapons, advanced munitions and sophisticated air defense systems. our commitment to ukraine extends far beyond the here and the now. it is not defined by time or convenience, but it is defined by the principles of democracy, freedom and international rule of law. it is a pledge that upholds the international order, to ensure that every nation, big or small, can live in peace, enjoying its rightful sovereignty without fear of unprovoked aggression. as the president of the united states and secretary of defense austin have consistently stated over and over again, the united states remains committed to supporting ukraine for as long as it takes. we will continue to provide ukraine with the means to fight until russia ends this u

the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s . u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern and fights projects that page the wafer key of to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model. exactly where from and when there's not yet clear a as in sole vocal passes. yeah, the very 1st ukrainian f 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose it because of its own regression. threats out that it will become weaker lot and further isolate to see this is a little and then for no gemini, high speed. i would say of the coalition thought defense minister bar as historian has not ruled out playing a supporting role in the future. more now we can talk to raphael, los a former or a foreign policy and security expert with your being council on foreign relations. thanks for being with us. bravo! how big of a difference would f, sixteens, or similar fighter jets make on the battlefield? a new crate. the succeed as opposed to intercept russian crews and ballistic missiles and drones, they are

it increases the risks as the international coalition of the abolition of nuclear weapons. i can as pointed out, the 2017 winters of the nobel peace prize along with the body shop, the survivors of hiroshima and nagasaki. so unfortunately, the more nuclear saber rattling that happens in the world, the greater the tensions escalate. the more to unity for mistakes or intentional use of nuclear was coming up next, the u. k. is providing the key of regime with depleted uranium shells. what does this mean for the long term health of those exposed to it and the environment will discuss it when we return more with kevin temps. sit tight and we'll, we'll be right back the the acceptance. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show . seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted of opinions that he won't get anywhere else work of it. please do have the state department, the c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do, don't want my show stay main street becau

we have seen the strength or so if you crane because of the international coalition and the impact of our collective support along with the cards, the training people we see ukrainian forces, the plant displaying exceptional skill in operating complex systems like patriot armored vehicles and high marks we see ukrainians effectively leveraging at the armor weapons, advanced munitions and sophisticated air defense systems. our commitment to ukraine extends far beyond the here and the now it is not defined by time or convenience, but it is defined by the principles of democracy. freedom and international rule of law is a pledge that upholds international order to ensure that every nation, big or small to live in peace, enjoining its rightful sovereignty without fear of unprovoked aggression. as the president of the united states and secretary defense, austin of consistently stated over and over again, the united states remains committed to supporting ukraine for as long as it takes, we will continue to provide ukraine with the means to fight until russia ends this unprovoked aggression

it increases the risks as the international coalition on the evolution of nuclear weapons. i can as pointed out, the 2017 winters of the nobel peace prize along with the body shop, the survivors of hiroshima and nagasaki. so unfortunately, the more nuclear saber rattling that happens in the world, the greater the tensions escalate. the more or to unity for mistakes or intentional use of nuclear was coming up next, the u. k. is providing the key of regime with depleted uranium shells. what does this mean for the long term health of those exposed to it and the environment will discuss it when we return more with kevin temps. sit tight and we'll, we'll be right back. the hi. i'm accepted and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please, or do the have the state department to see i a weapons bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your facts for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because

the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s . u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern and fights projects that page the way for keith to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model . exactly where from and wayne is not yet clear. c. as in sold multiple places. yeah. the very 1st ukrainian f 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose because of its own regression, but it will become weaker lot and further isolate to see this is a low balance. for now, gemini, high speed, i would say of the coalition bought, defense minister bar as historian, has not realized playing a supporting role in the future. so police party is a form, a nationwide policy chief analysis of the ceo of the international political and security consultancy fund. raz most and global you recently returned from keith. i believe where you met with policy be. does that? what would you say you coordinates most right now for me it's western allies. i would say 2 things. the one you were mentioning in your p

the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s . u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern and fights projects that page the way for keith to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model . exactly where from and wayne is not yet clear. as the sole vocal passes. yeah, the very 1st ukrainian f 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose because of its own regression, but it will become weaker lot and further isolated. cbs is a little one. for now, gemini has stayed out of the coalition, bought defense minister bar as historian has not realized playing a supporting role in the future. so is it germany going to deliver for ukraine, or is it going to dig in its heels more? i'm going to bring in alexander mueller, his defense policy spokesman for the parliamentary group of germany's liberal, freed democrats as the f t p party, which is a member of the current governing coalition. it's really, it's good to have you with this. let me just ask you in general, is there any doubt in yo

president bush, is attempting to build an international coalition for an all-out war on terrorism. >>i was on the phone this morning like i was yesterday. on the phone with leaders around the world. they expressed their solidarity. with this nation's intention to route out and to whip terrorism. >> the bay area, limited air travel resumed with tough security measures. passengers are being advised to arrive three hours before flights. people are still worried that they area landmarks could be targets of other terrorist attacks. with hostility toward arab- americans reportedly on the rise, the bay area's traditional tolerae of ethnic differences and support for civil liberties could be tested. one thing is certain, this week's attacks in washington and new york city, have fundamentally altered our way of life. >> the week of valentine's day, 2004, newly elected mayor gavin newsom ordered city officials to grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples. it was in defiance of state law, defining marriage as a union of one man and one woman. >> we have reignited a fundamental debate that is a

we came together so effectively and once again demonstrated the power that comes from the international coalitions. anchor: this is a hard question to ask, but words are the chances rescuers will be able to recover the bodies of these five crew members? >> i would not what you anything about that. i would defer to a medical professional. anchor: do you think this was preventable? >> any question is -- accident is preventable. climbing mount everest or going into outer space, you try to manage the risk as well as you can. it is the kind of things that happens when you are operating in these difficult environments. anchor: what is the take away message from this tragedy? >> that take away is that all of us have to be conscious of risk involved operating in hostile environments. we need to be as careful as possible, but also in terms of the five souls, give a tip of the head to the explorers, the ones that take these risks to look to beyond what is immediately available. we need to recalibrate t levels of risk that are taken in certain kinds of submersibles and learn as much as we can from what has h

the connection disappeared, i asked you whether it was realistic for ukraine to create an international coalitionn of abducted people, in particular children, you said that there is a country that is willing to help us in this matter, and what exactly is needed for this . thank you. congratulations studio. congratulations to ukraine. even the russians and the internet want to break us so that we don't have the opportunity to raise the issue of ukrainian children, but they really won't succeed. we have such an initiative. and you know, i would divide all the countries that exist in the world into three categories . this is an issue at the highest levels on international platforms to raise the issue in the organization of the united nations, but unfortunately you understand that the russians will definitely not hand over ukrainian children to us and we cannot be mediators. the second category is those who really want to become mediators of such recently, you can see how many peace initiatives have appeared in our country. they come to me and i have meetings with them where they raise the issue of u

meeting of the ukrainian delegation, prime minister denys shmyhal announced the formation of an international coalition for investments in ukraine by ukraine, which, according to him, has already been joined by 400 international companies . right now i congratulate you bohdan , you carefully followed the main statements of the participants, what are the main results of this conference, what new opportunities did it open for ukraine, i will allow myself to repeat that probably one of the main results of such conferences as this in london, there is still a manifestation of solidarity with ukraine , solidarity for the long term, because not everything can be measured in money, not all promises are fulfilled, and the numbers are called different because they refer to individual projects and different time periods and sometimes they are repeated, which eventually accumulates and turns into a big mixture, but the numbers allow , let's say, to form an idea of ​​what happened . meeting in london, we did not anticipate that this would be a conference on collecting contributions, nevertheless, today at this conf

it increases the risks as the international coalition on the evolution of nuclear weapons. i can as pointed out, the 2017 winters of the nobel peace prize along with the body shop, the survivors of hiroshima and nagasaki. so unfortunately, the more nuclear saber rattling that happens in the world, the greater the tensions escalate. the more to unity for mistakes or intentional use of nuclear was coming up next, the u. k. is providing the key of regime with depleted uranium shells. what does this mean for the long term health of those exposed to it and the environment will discuss it when we return more with kevin temps. sit tight and we'll, we'll be right back. the, the russian states never is as tight as one of the most sense community. best of all send, send up the send. the 65 to 5 must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin move. yep. mission, the state on the russians cruising and split the ortiz full neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for the question, did you say

the summit of the g7 countries in japan, he welcomed the decision of the usa to support the international coalitioning it a historic time, there are huge risks in the event of any escalation, one thing remains obvious: the end of this war is still far away, but how to end it is a question answering which today my participants do not agree . democrats . welcome, let's start with you, katerina rot, because you are on this program for the first time, which is quite unusual for someone who holds a position in the european parliament. so you do not support the supply weapons to ukraine. that is, you are for the fact that individual countries have concluded agreements with ukraine if they want it. thank you very much for inviting me to the program for the first time. i am very pleased and happy to be here. yes, my position, perhaps the position of the minority, is that i do not support the supply of weapons to ukraine as a whole. i am against the common european position on this matter. i respect the right of some member states to take such a position, but this is their own decision and i do not agree wi

are putting up a verdict in the name of ukraine, and we need a verdict in the name of the international coalition so that it doesn't look like one side and the country that was attacked by the second, another country defends itself and the third, which is very important this requires changes to the constitution, but voting on these changes is also very difficult, i will do it now , because we are under martial law, we have brought all these arguments to the leadership of this working group of egor groups , and they are the ones who are considering other possibilities or , after all, to create through those possible mechanisms that we have and which we insist on we are the first mechanism - this is a vote on which you vote on this question and the majority of ukrainians who will be in the hall at the time of the vote is chosen if the majority of countries, for example, there are 100 countries in general, it doesn't matter it voted eh it is entrusted to the hotel that is creating to sign an agreement with ukraine that will create this terminal or other opportunities to sign an agreement when all th

it increases the risks as the international coalition on the abolition of nuclear weapons. i can as pointed out the 2017 winters of the nobel peace prize, along with the body shop, the survivors of hiroshima and nagasaki. so unfortunately, the more nuclear saber rattling that happens in the world, the greater the tensions escalate to more opportunities for mistakes or intentional use of nuclear was coming up. next the u. k is providing the key of regime with depleted uranium shells. what does this mean for the long term health of those exposed to it and the environment will discuss it when we return more with kevin temps. sit tight and we'll, we'll be right back the the, the toner. it will see skit through sheet. it'll see skit out of the go with the feed that you sent those last i was i'm on the on is zacko going that they're not showing interviews for it up and you're not, you should have full state taxation. you folks have shut off the shut off. she's the instructional you have about john long would love to go. just talk a little. you should see those sheets of those a g

states and the world are so strongly support ukraine that the main reason why the usa and the international coalition so strongly support ukraine as long as necessary , as the president noted, is because of the war because russia's war against ukraine is such a clear and flagrant violation of the un charter, this is an existential question of the need to defeat russia and support ukraine as long as necessary because it is not only about ukraine, but about all of us, about the desire of all our people to live in such a way , according to the participants of the discussion, this is one due to the consistently high level of support for ukraine by the americans, in particular, in the matter of providing ukraine with weapons, this is confirmed by the results of the latest ibsoz poll, according to which 65% of americans support the provision of weapons to ukraine, according to the majority, american aid demonstrates the will of the united states and its readiness to protect both its own interests and the interests of its partners and allies may a poll in may showed that 45% of americans support providing a

volovets actively supports ukraine in the fight against russia and helps in the creation of international coalitionssupport our state, the envoy from the pontiff, the pope's representative for peace in ukraine will visit kyiv, as noted in the message of the holy see, the visit of cardinal matteo zuppi is scheduled for june 5-6, the main purpose of the trip is to listen carefully to the ukrainian authorities regarding possible ways to achieve a just peace and to support gestures of humanity that will help ease tensions, probably this is exactly the mission that the pope spoke about during his visit to hungary in april, but at the moment they are not revealing additional details, they are going to hell to help white people angels together with volunteers delivered humanitarian aid to a large new village in donetsk region, there are almost 300 people left in the village, mostly older people, they survive thanks to charitable help, because under constant shelling it is impossible to reach a single store. therefore, every arrival of volunteers is a real joy for the locals , household chemicals were promi

that he actively supports ukraine in the fight against russia and dobu helps in creating international coalitionssupport our state, discrimination in the army , sociologists have studied the attitude towards women representatives of national minorities, olegbt in the armed forces the problems that still exist in the forces of ukraine will be told further by our correspondent valeriya pashko. good day in kyiv, they presented a study on discrimination in the armed forces of ukraine. in general, people have a very positive attitude towards those who protect them now in the army, and it doesn't matter what kind of person this person was, whether it was a national or a minority or what gender belonging or sexually and less where people still have a positive attitude, but scientists have found out that there are a number of problems, in particular, women are becoming more and more in the armed forces of ukraine from 2022 from a full-scale invasion now there are about 62,000 of them on the front lines, more than 5,000 and there is still this patriarchal conservative society that believes that a woman ha

, we can already see the strength that ukraine is showing thanks to the joint work of the international coalitiond we hope that this the influence will be strengthened by the courage of the ukrainian armed forces, we see what an exceptional training , how quickly ukrainian fighters master nato-style equipment, we see that ukraine and she, the ukrainians opa master over modern complex complex equipment and this is really like coal, we understand that time is very short, we understand that now it is actually about protecting the principles of democracy of international law, and when we talk about international law, we understand that every country, no matter what size it is, but she has the right to live in peace, and i emphasize what the president of the united states and secretary austin said , namely that the united states is obliged and committed to being with ukraine as long as it takes until the russians end provoked invasion. thank you for answering the questions. thank you for your work. the first question is for secretary austin. we have already seen the losses incurred by the ukrainians d

that he actively supports ukraine in the fight against russia and helps in the creation of international coalitionsur state frankly i'll tell you. if he was appointed secretary general of nato, it would be the best option for ukraine, considering all that he does. for ukraine and what he will probably do for ukraine well, but whether he will be appointed is another matter, because a few weeks ago, vasyl , you remember, i talked about the fact that sociological polls were conducted regarding probable not just candidates, but those people who can occupy this e -th position, he wasn't even there in this list, there were others, for example , the president of slovakia, the prime minister of estonia, and he was not even there, but we will very much hope that we will see. well, the ukrainian special services have created a whole for russia the network of agents to whom attack drones are transferred to carry out attacks on objects inside the country is not abysmal. journalists of the american tv channel cnn reported this with reference to several sources in american intelligence. according to the informat

invaded kuwait several times, which eventually served as a pretext for the gulf war, the international coalitionwait the ussr gave its first support to the military actions of the united states on june 19, 2013. juliana sange. asked for asylum at the ecuadorian embassy in london, an australian journalist , the founder and inspirer of the wikilex project, which published. the classified documents were forced to hide from washington persecution by the wikileaks project in general and were considered a great threat to national security in particular. he lived in the embassy of ecuador for 7 years, but in 2019, under a far-fetched pretext, the ecuadorians refused journalists hide further and he was arrested by the british police. the states have been seeking extradition from britain for many years. ah, sanja, like a criminal. in america, he faces up to 175 years in prison. now the process of issuing assange in the united states in london and other places has thousands of supporters. free speech comes out to rally in defense of the great whistleblower. that was the day in history. we watch to know ev

the scam, they've lived under the protection of being within the 55 kilometers zone of the international coalition. next to an international call this in garrison and with us partner forces there, but they have been besieged, as you mentioned. and it's been a desperate situation. this is continue is by rush that you're running the asset resume, but we've already delivered. thank god, with the support of the us military on available space for ongoing operations. diverging, no resources or funding from the us government. we've been able to bring in feeds. we it seems festival and fruit see the navigation equipment, things that can help them sustain themselves. and we are planning on bringing in much more aid that has that we're procuring and then sending over. so it's, it's uh, one for, for once, a story of, of a good story on the rook band and the people on the ground deserve all the education food medical needs, the, the, that they need um, and hopefully we'll be able to help continue to do that it is a good story, it does also raise some questions as to why the us notary stepped in now to help we

indeed, as i mentioned, in just a couple weeks' time we'll be moving forward with a broader international coalitionnd a challenge that we've been facing for some time. we're doing it holistically, by which i mean there's a lot that has to go on in the united states, including reducing demand, dealing with treatment, at the same time major law enforcement challenges. we have our border and making sure to the best of our ability that synthetic opioids can't get over the border with impunity. there's a lot of technology that goes into that. working with mexico, where the synthetic opioids are created. but there's of course, as everyone knows, a china dimension to this problem, because the precursors that go into the fabrication of fentanyl are right now primarily made in china, and they are then diverted - sometimes knowingly, sometimes not knowingly - to criminal enterprises that turn them into fentanyl close to our border and then send them into our country. so it's profoundly in our interest to see if we can get cooperation from china to deal with this problem. we've had some successes in the past,

the call for an international coalition of countries that will help ukraine so at 16 is as follows: theted states great britain france and the rest have promised to train ukrainian pilots on modern fighters. after pilot training in kiev will be able to get the coveted f-16. however, who will provide them and when the very first one left, delivered to ukraine at 16, will be a strong signal from the world community that russia will lose even for the aggression that has begun. it will weaken and be driven into more and more isolation, germany is not yet participating in this but defense minister boris pistorius did not rule out that his country would join this coalition in the future in size in a meeting with several prime ministers and president zelensky, we discussed the training of ukrainian pilots flying f-16s. we have decided on the schedule of this training. we'll help ukraine train their pilots to fly the f-16 two weeks ago german chancellor olov-scholz said his country would not participate in the international coalition at 16. and now his defense minister boris pistorius. he says

voles actively supports ukraine in the fight against russia and helps in the creation of international of coalitions in support of our state, evidence has appeared that iran sold ammunition to russia, the british tv channel from kanyoz published an alleged contract between the countries, the document contains 16 pages and is dated september last year. declares the full authenticity of the document, it was also shown to the prime minister of ukraine denys shmagal last month during the official's visit to britain kyiv and london will investigate the authenticity of this document, if the authenticity is confirmed, it can be the first strong evidence that iran sold ammunition to russia not to act on russian fakes, they call on the strategic communications department of the office of the commander -in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, the occupiers have already prepared old photos and videos of dead and captured ukrainians, so the terrorists plan to intensify informational and psychological operations in order to spread false information about the counteroffensive of the armed forces, the propagandis

the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s . u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern and fights projects that page the wafer key of to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model. exactly where from and when there's not yet clear a, as in sole vocal passage at the very 1st ukrainian f. 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose it because of its own regression. threats out that it will become weaker and further isolate to see this is a low balance for no gemini, high speed. i would say of the coalition bought, defense minister bar as historian has not ruled out playing a supporting role in the future. will ministry analyze somebody in the might on asked from the defense studies department of kings college of london? i asked her, well, ukraine's f sixteens we're likely to come from? well, everybody wants to know whereas those f sixteens will be coming from and from board . it looks like potential of denmark, and so nasa lens could be us could supply some of those f si

the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s. u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern fighter jets that page the way for keith to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model. exactly where from and when there's not yet clear. i've seen sol bulk or pastors. yeah. the very 1st ukrainian f 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose it because of its own regression. threats out, it will become weaker and further isolate to see if this is a low balance. for no gemini, high speed, i would say of the coalition thought defense minister bar as historian has not ruled out playing a supporting role in the future. let's look at this with that military analyst, that many of them might home from the defense studies department at kings college atlanta, and welcome back to w a. u. any clear about to donate these f sixteens in crucially, when they'll be delivered a good day. well, everybody wants to know whereas those f sixteens will be coming from and from board . it looks like poten

the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s . u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern fights, projects that page the wafer key of to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model. exactly where from and when there's not yet clear as the sole vocal passes. yeah, the very 1st ukrainian f 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose because of its own regression. threats out that it will become weaker slot and further isolate to see this is a little one. for now, gemini has stayed out of the coalition, bought defense minister bar as historian has not ruled out playing a supporting role in the future. or should ukraine get more a fighter jets? i put the question to alexander mueller used to the defense policy spokesman for the parliamentary group of germany's liberal, free democrats. they should get fired at the spot. we f of costs to, uh, to a to look well what is suitable. and i think the 16 is the most you suitable plane and ukraine. so you said the same way. there are man

the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s. u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern and fights projects that page the wafer key of to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model. exactly where from and when there's not yet clear. i've seen sol vocal pastors. yeah. the very 1st ukrainian f 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose it because of its own regression. threats out that it will become weaker lot and further. i somebody to see this is a little and then for no gemini, high speed. i would say of the coalition thought defense minister bar as historian has not ruled out playing a supporting role in the future. police party is a form and a good policy chief and the ceo of the international security consultancy firm as most and global. he's recently met with policy leaders in keith. i asked what you find needs most from its western outlets. i would say to face the one you were mentioning in your previous report, come back to aircraft, 4th generation come back to

foreign ministers of the persian gulf cooperation council and also the meeting of the coalition members. the international anti-isis meeting will be held in riyadh. i am talking to mrs. zahedi, an expert on west asian issues . hello, good morning. hello, i am polite and respectful to the viewers of the us and saudi foreign minister's news network program to participate in this meeting . you do according to the bay area fars america has been struggling for its own position and interests, so that the main goals in this meeting are to prevent the influence of mediation in the country of saudi arabia and the united states in sudan, as well as to strengthen riyadh's position in determining the global price of oil in view of the war between ukraine and russia. but a very important issue that is very important for the united states in this situation is the decision of the uae to withdraw from the us naval alliance, which has caused this country 's policies towards iran to fail and show iran as an agent in the region. arabic too this issue brings with it the failure of america's policy to isolate iran and the cou

that iran and venezuela are emerging powers and the main pillars of the new international system. and iran a long-term coalition is being formed for the benefit of the nations of the two countries and to create international balance, and the venezuelan foreign minister also said that the us empire and looting and violation of human rights have been established, but this situation is coming to an end because the nations of the world are changing. you said that young venezuelans are looking at public education because this country was targeted by war, terrorism and sanctions, but it could not resist these attacks . the president of iran in latin america is a sign of the complete failure of washington's policies in the western hemisphere. america in affairs the western hemisphere and mr. raeesi's visit to venezuela, nicaragua and cuba have been considered as open opposition and the united states has criticized maria elmira saz by saying that latin america is america's backyard, the nation's forced government, not having a clear vision about latin america and creating opportunities for rival countries like iran. in

conflict in iraq, it’s ironic that it was ukraine that got into the war in iraq as part of the international coalitionrab countries, representatives of kiev try not to mention, but how now sleeps, so we look. it’s hard to confuse where my penny is on the face of a baidan, it’s hard to confuse them with something, the straps from the ventilator were left by journalists, these marks on the cheeks were also noticed by the sheikh of the president. after he left the white house, before leaving for chicago, the marks were still vedas a few hours later in the time of his speech, apnea is a life-threatening condition in which breathing becomes rare or even stops during dreams, news reaches that president biden has begun using a ventilator to prevent sleep apnea. if any details, yes , the white house has just confirmed that the president is using a ventilator. the next in 2008, the president revealed that he had sleep apnea and according to medical reports. he used a ventilator last night, which is normal for people with this condition to want attention because of the images, appeared on the web. while the pre