for the culprit in ukraine, a john kirby of the us national security council, formerly of the usa department, john kirby saying washington is not interested about a possible seas far in ukraine, particularly if it's mediated by china. alex, why would washington be against ending the conflict? we've seen the collapse of their financial system over the last couple of weeks here. that truly shows you the power that washington really has nowadays, which is not much they're used to ripping up agreements. they're in to that apparently, and they're up to really no good on the international worldwide, i would say diplomacy levels while the u. s. is scrambling. china is now gain partners one by one with their belt road initiative and through the belt road initiative, investing in other countries. they are once again building a relationship. that is what the world is up against. and i think it's, it's quite challenging for the u. s. he make a very good point, alex, which i'll take over to, to benjamin chow now, because how, how do you think, benjamin, that, that the members of the bricks group of nati

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even john kirby, national security council spokesperson gave an example saying a ceasefire could come of the summit but it would only be beneficial to russia to allow them to regroup. that's some of the things that we are hearing interest the white house. officials say it's no surprise that this face-to-face meeting is happening, but there is concern here that it could deepen this no limits partnership that russia and china have described about their relationship, especially as we know that officials over the course of the week -- over the course of the weeks warned that china is considering providing lethal and military aid to russia escalating their portion in this confrontationtation, in this war. those are things that the white house and the u.s. officials are watching over the course of these next three days very closely here. >> and jasmine, one of the notable things that the administration has pointed out is that despite xi jinping and vladimir putin having all this communication, all these meetings, xi jinping has yet to speak to ukrainian president volodymr zelenskyy. so if t

but at the same time, the messages and we have this and john kirby national security council spokesperson this week. i'm trying resolve to be trusted when they partner with you and invest to new countries purely for selfish reasons. when we do it, it will be for mutual benefit. right? so what's been the reaction of african leaders to this power? struggle then, a survey of the summit in december, there was a great deal of skepticism given what comp harris, that was it was referencing the long history of the u. s. on the african con. and then the u. s. one says, save in countries where it invests, if has a long history of popping up dictators suppressed liberation movements from many of the many of the contemporary african leaders came from and trying to get as much accessory about the nationals as possible to take as many resources back as possible about too much trickle down to those skepticism about the us doesn't want african nations choose. also that recognition that the us is desperate for rarer minerals and the, and the, the, the elements that are powering the green revolution and wh

a john kirby of us national security council, formerly of the us state department, john kirby saying washington is not interested about a possible seas far in ukraine, particularly if it's mediated by china. alex, why wouldn't washington be against ending the conflict? well, washington has their own role in this whole events that are taking part in the world . we've seen the collapse of their financial system over the last couple of weeks here. that truly shows you the power that washington really has nowadays, which is not much they're used to ripping up agreements. they're into that apparently. and they're up to really know good. on the international, worldwide, i would say diplomacy levels. let's look at what united states has done in the last year here. they have work, say it through proxy funded a ukraine to continue to push back russia. now, how are they funding it? they're funding it through the military industrial complex, which is one of the largest things in their annual budget every year in the united states. that's the 1st one. the other one is they just can't seem to gra

john kirby spokesman. uh, the national security council says there's nothing but a suspension of hostilities .t, and more than that, we don't want it to happen. i do not think that today's meeting gives us high expectations, that hostilities will end soon. frankly, we don't want to see a ceasefire right now. well, they really don't want the fire to stop. here is the logic of american policy at the recent congressional hearings on the ukrainian conflict. i think quite accurately partly quite accurately described by uh, retired general kidcallock, who was the former vice president's national security adviser. us mike pence listen to what he said. i believe that if you can defeat a strategic enemy without using any american troops. you will reach the pinnacle of professionalism because by allowing the ukrainians to defeat him. you will remove the strategic adversary from the negotiating table, and then we can concentrate what we need to concentrate against our main enemy at the present time. this is china and what worries me. so it's that i don't think we need to put american troops in there if w

but john kirby from the national security council, as well as the press secretary, where both asked byeporters about these reports. neither one confirming or denying these reports. they are pointing to the investigations that are being done now by three countries, germany,weden, and denrk, saying they would refer us to those governments who are currently handling the investigations. john kirby saying until these investigations are done, t u.s.s not gointo go ahea and speculate on these. and he said only then, when those investigations are done and theris a conclusion, should we be looking at what follow-on actions might be appropriate or not be appropriate. you are seeing the u.s. ing extremely careful as to how they handle that intelligence. because of course, there could be a big implication with the involvement of ukrainians, whether directly or indirectly linked to the ukrainian government when it comes to the support for the uainians, in suort of e alliance. but also popular support for helping ukraine in those -- and those countries directly and placated in this attack on the nor

. >> bill: that's john kirby the national security council spokesman reserving judgment after the russianone over international airspace. russian jet dumped fuel on the drone. the images before and after showing the damage there. republican congressman mark green of tennessee busy this week. chairman of the house homeland security committee. good morning to you. on monday president xi meets with vladimir putin. there was concern just about 30 minutes ago crossing on the wire that china may try to broker some peace deal between the russians and ukrainians. if that happens the concern would be the ukrainians would get the short end of the stick. how concerned should we be about this meeting next week? >> very concerned. russia has basically become a puppet state to china as it is. both with how they get their oil under the sanctions and the equipment that they get to continue to propagate this war on ukraine. so every time those two meet, it is a concern. >> bill: so that meeting happens on monday. well we'll see where it goes. you were holding a hearing on the border earlier in the week. p

national security in this part of the world we do not need to go through any registration of the russians before flying in international airspace john kirby strategic communications coordinator of the national security council under white at home oleksandr moskalyuk in our studio, candidate of legal sciences mr. oleksandr and how to explain such a debt in russia, in your opinion, because today after after this event yes after of this incident, as it is called in the white house, several versions have appeared, one of them - it is like showing even putin before the visit that he still has something, or your version , you know, there are several options. as always, the first one is that it is an excess because when society is constantly pumped up with such hatred for the whole surrounding world, and this hatred is of course especially pumped up in the military, then wait for such precedents to appear, i don't think that putin himself is so ready for even more escalation for one simple reason. well, he he loves life too much, well, look at the estates he lives in. look at his lifestyle, that is, you know, when we talk to you there about iran, it is a completely different story, because after the 1979 revolutio

rooster and middle-income countries, food shortages and energy insecurity, john kirby, coordinator of the national security council for strategic communications of the united states, dmitry abramson, a blogger and political observer from the united states of america, contact us directly night in ukraine is obvious to you good day good evening it's mine good night to you i saw news about uh alarm air i hope everything will work out and of course we are worried here for you. thank you for your sympathy and support. yes, it is valuable, but let's talk about the meeting with which we started , i mean the conversation. russian separately, in addition to the threat of russian to the fore, china comes up more and more often in such conversations . can this already be considered a trend? well, actually , how will it go further with this, and you know that the analysis of our investigations has been conducted and it says that china is china. we think that china is long-term. this is a more dangerous opponent for us than russia, so china often has a complicated relationship with them, because we cooperate in some issues, th

restrained, and we understand that, actually , yes, she is different, she could not be john kirby from the national security councilf the white house said that this is not the only case when russian vessels intercept an american one, but what is this case especially because it is dangerous and unprofessional. it was a little reckless on the part of russia, nevertheless. this will lead to, and well, could there be any passes to rammstein in the direction of ukraine because of this incident, or could it push, for example, to increase aid or when talking about the allocation of aviation for ukraine, etc. what do you think? in my opinion, i really it was not for nothing that he connected this situation with the meetings of the contact group on the defense of ukraine in the rammstein format, because russia is well aware that right now it will be decided how many weapons and ammunition ukraine will receive on the eve of the anti-terrorist operation that has to happen soon eh well, of course eh this incident can encourage the western allies to provide eh even newer types of weapons, and it is also possible eh that this ta

national security concerns. with more, here's cbs's anna werner. ♪ >> reporter: new calls for a crackdown on tiktok. national security council spokesman john kirbyn the takeout with major garrett. >> we have national security concerns over tiktok and the way the people that run that app conduct themselves and the capabilities inside that app. >> reporter: the company confirms the biden administration is threatening to ban the app in the u.s. unless its chinese owners sell their stakes in the company. one top concern identified by u.s. officials and members of congress, the potential for china's government to use americans' data to further a political agenda. cybersecurity expert zach doffman. >> so what tiktok could do is start to unz behaviors, aptitudes, likelihood to vote in a particular direction based on what it sees en masse in a region. and then it could be used to push a particular viewpoint. >> reporter: a tuck tok spokesperson said the company is disappointed with the administration's threat and said tiktok has been working on solutions, including moving u.s. user data to cloud servers in the u.s. in a new interview, tiktok's ceo told

in the coming weeks and months, yes john kirby coordinator of strategic communication , the us national security councilan interview with the voice of america, accordingly , the question of whether western partners are speeding up their aid to ukraine now, in order to avoid a lack of ammunition, we pass security equipment into the hands of ukrainian soldiers with unprecedented speed and with a sense of urgency that we all share and will continue to do so in the future . of the united states i think you will see in this package the following materials weapons and ammunition that we believe will be vital to the success of ukraine in the coming weeks and months meanwhile slovakia has already the second country that decided to transfer mig-29 fighter jets to ukraine, as prime minister eduard geger said, to protect life in the white house, the news was welcomed, but john kirby noted that the decision of the united states to transfer the f-16 will not affect it , but he emphasized that the ukrainians are excellent they know how to manage and maintain mig-29 fighters , so they will be a good addition to the ai

. >> and about the -- >> john: we are going to jump out there as john kirby, the national security council spokesman continues to take some questions. a couple of big items he talked about, the upcoming summit for democracy which kicks off tomorrow, also talking about the taiwanese president's visit to the united states, scheduled to meet with speaker mccarthy in los angeles a week from today saying no reason for china to overreact, and then talking about tiktok as well, because today is the day, sandra, the deadline for government employees to take tiktok off government-supplied phones. >> sandra: and more questions could come up on the border following the hearing on capitol hill. jacqui heinrich is in the room. we'll dip back in there as the news warrants and when she's -- if she is able to get some questions fired off to john kirby or karine jean-pierre. >> john: hour two of "america reports". john roberts in washington. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york. remember china's fury the last time the nation's leadership buddied up with taiwanese government. >> john: chinese military dispac

white house, the national security council, the state department, there is absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of this report. a spokesman from the national security council, john kirbysaid only that several western allies of the united states -- in particular, germany, denmark, and sweden -- are carrying out an investigation to find out who was responsible. the investigation he says is ongoing. throughout the months since that attack occurred in september, there has been repeated speculation about who was responsible. initially, it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently, there has been an accusation that it was the u.s., but this just reflects the vacuum that has existed within asserting blame for this attack. many intelligence departments, as we know, investigating it. none have yet come out publicly with a definitive answer, principally because of the massive diplomatic impact that any pointing of fingers could have on the region and on the conflict itself. >> thank you. thousands of protesters have joined a rally in georgia's capital against the controversial so-called foreign agents bill. demonstrators through petrol bombs and stones at police ou

white house national security council spokesman john kirby said the biden administration supported anyfort to de-escalate tensions in the region, but he questioned if iran is going to "meet their obligation" ali shamkhani, the secretary of iran's supreme national security council, spoke friday in beijing. >> at the end of the talks, we reached a conclusion to start a new chapter after seven years are breaking off relations between the islamic republic of iran and saudi arabia. while considering the matters of the two countries and the security and features of the region, to prevent meddling from regional and western states and consisted meddling of the zionist regime in the region. we hope this new chapter will compensate relations that took place the last seven years and also the two stability and security in the region as well as development and welfare of all its people. amy: we are joined now by trita parsi, the executive vice president of the quincy institute for responsible statecraft. author of several books, including, "losing an enemy: obama, iran and the triumph of diplomacy.

national security council spokesman john kirby said the white house remains concerned about tiktok nationalecurity threat. right now the administration is backing a bill that would give the president new authority to ban the app if further risk are identified. >> and last week we saw tiktok federal ban. many of those creators arguing that a ban would impact their finances in livelihood. but that message doesn't seem to be deterring lawmakers who in response say they believe another app could fill that gap. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you guys. all right, raquel, thank you very much. >> it is 4.22, we're going to take a break. coming up next here on the kron 4 morning news. the struggle continues for local businesses impacted by these recent storms. this with more rain on the way. we'll take a closer look at how they're coping. meanwhile, coming up next, the charges that actor jonathan majors now faces after being accused of assault. more on that coming up. and we're back at 4.25. actor jonathan majors of creed. 3 has been released from jail now after he was arrested for as

expected today of new arms deliveries to ukrainian nationalists, announced by john kirby to the white house national security council'smunications coordinates, according to officials, the package will mainly include shells for artillery and multiple launch rocket systems. himes fire. also, according to agency sources. reuters washington is going to hand over the zelensky regime to tank -laying bridges, the total amount of so-called assistance is estimated at $400 million, but this is only from the us states to negotiate with german chancellor olaf-scholz is going to president joe biden to discuss what else to support the kiev militants. as reported today in our foreign ministry, sergey lavrov at the g20 talks once again recalled the lethal weapons that the west is pumping uncontrollably kiev is spreading to hot spots around the world today, during a visit to india, the head of russian diplomacy took part in an international political science conference dialogue ukraine and events around ukraine was discussed. including lavrov noted at the g20 meeting, the agenda was also tried in every possible way to introduce to thi

kimberly, how can i can be 3 was saying earlier, john kirby has been doing the morning around yeah, the yeah. spokesperson for the national security council. john kirby speaking to the american public, but also to the broader global audience talking about what was conveyed by the united states to the russian ambassador to the united states as he was summoned on tuesday. and it was a very, very strong message, essentially, following that incident in the united states defended it's mission to saying that there in us national security interest, interest that they are perfectly legal over international waters. and that they will continue doing so. and that russia needs to be more careful in the eyes of the united states. with regard to the recovery of that m q 9 to rail and strong. according to john kirby, it may never be recovered. that's because it's at the bottom of the black sea. and because of the japs, it's likely to not be retrieved, but i, in terms of how this is being received in the united states when it comes to president joe biden's opposition. republicans, well, some of them are not seeing this very well. in fact, to of the gover

but then we have, you know, john kirby, the national security council spokesperson, just on doing the rounds. you just in the last few weeks again thing. but when china develops africa, it's all very selfish. but we want to have mutually beneficial partnerships. so has there been any reaction from any of the african leaders to all of this? i didn't. what we saw in december and then this trip is being presented as building on the success of the u. s. africa summit that was held in washington in december. we don't have african hands of state came. adam was enormous amounts of skepticism . i mean, the u. s. history in africa is not exactly something to be terribly proud of. we're backing dictators actively fighting games, deliberation struggles with on in which many of these current leases are actually were, were involved against us back dictators. not to mention multinational corporations, you know, just just trying to get as much as they can without actually without spreading the wealth in africa as well. everyone knows the us, china, others want the natural resources, africa. there's

nation and condemn the attacks of the zionist occupation. the united states has announced that it will send a new package of weapons to ukraine. john kirby, the spokesman of the us national security council , said without mentioning the details of the package of weapons, this package mainly includes ammunition for the systems that the ukrainians already have. russia warned that the us's increasing position in ukraine will lead to a direct military confrontation . another news is that the president of russia called the infiltration of ukrainian saboteurs into an area in the south-west of russia a terrorist act. ukraine has denied this accusation, and at the same time, news sources reported that the reason for the loud noise on thursday in the capital of russia was that a ukrainian drone was targeted by a radio reporter in egypt, and the same ukrainian was carrying explosives and was intercepted by the air defense. russia has been destroyed in moscow and 647 people in the world died of corona in the last day and night, about 40% of them were in america and germany . during this period, 130 people in america and 121 people in germany died due to corona in japan and mexico. in order, 6759 co

however, john kirby, the us at national security council spokesperson dismiss claims from moscow that the may have raises the stakes. saying, the use of such arms is not uncommon. i mean, make no mistake, and that is, this is yet another straw man through which the russians are driving a stake. this kind of ammunition is a fairly common place been in use for, for decades. the west views munitions containing depleted uranium in europe during the bombing of for me, you can love you. according to former nato secretary general lord robertson, more than $30000.00 rounds of ammunition with depleted uranium targeted the country during that time. serbian officials who this week marked 24 years since the beginning of the nato bombing say those numbers actually higher use of depleted uranium in the bulk and spoke to a number of lawsuits by those who participated in the operations. including soldiers from italy, france and the u. k. according to independent journalist do shown per roco rich and member of the serbian parliament me lotion, and found the consequences for those involved with terribl

white house from the national security council, the state department, there's absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of the report. a spokesman from the national security council, john kirby said, only that several western allies of the united states, in particular, germany, denmark, and sweden, all carrying out an investigation into who was responsible for that attack. this investigation he says, is ongoing. now, throughout the month and since that attack occurred in september, there's been repeated speculation about who was responsible in initially it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently there's been an accusation that it was the us. but the just reflects the vacuum that has existed within asserting blame for this attack. the head of rushes when mercenary group says his fighters have taken the eastern part of a lot in east and ukraine, and an audio message on her telegram channel getting pretty goes and said the units have taken the territory to the east of the bach mosca river would split the city roughly down the middle, but there is, did, she will go get it if she was the judge. but here's the was through. if you move components, do not support, can

white house from the national security council, the state department, there's absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of this report. a spokesman from the national security council, john kirby said, only that several western allies of the united states, in particular, germany, denmark, and sweden, all carrying out an investigation into who was responsible for that attack. this investigation he says, is ongoing. now, throughout the month and since that attack occurred in september, there's been repeated speculation about who was responsible in initially it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently there's been an accusation that it was the us. but this just reflects the vacuum that has existed within asserting blamed for this attack. thousands of protesters have rallied in georgia of capital tbilisi against the proposed law. they say will silence critics and the press, the government, and 5th, the bell is aimed at curbing the influence of so called foreign agents. opponent say it's and democratic and could her country's chances of joining the european union for the car reports the site of georgia parliament. demonstrators stood their ground against riot police,

crucially, both milley and john kirby for the national security council says they took steps to mitigateof losing anything sensitive to the russians. we later learned that was wiping the sensitive software before it hit the water. so of course, the u.s. hasn't had any navy ship there is for more than a year. >> oren lieberman, thank you. >>> former vice president mike pence continues to draw battle lines between himself and ron desantis, setting up a possible 2024 showdown, should they decide to run for president. during a visit to new hampshire, pence again defended his support for ukraine, making clear he disagrees with desantis' view that russia's war is a territorial dispute. >> i think anyone who believes that vladamir putin will stop if he takes ukraine, has another thing coming. the war in ukraine is not a territorial dispute. it is a russian invasion. vladamir putin was able to overtake ukraine, if he did, it wouldn't be long before russian tanks would be rolling into nato countries where our service members would be required to enter the fight. >> gloria borger is a cnn politica

for ukraine this is exactly the announcement made by the spokesman for the national security council of the white house, john kirby did not specify the amount of support and said that details will appear in the near future, according to him , the package will include mainly ammunition for systems already used by the defenders, such as himers and artillery, kirby also noted that us president joseph biden and german chancellor olafsholtz, who will visit washington on march 3, will discuss additional support for ukraine in the future, the procedure for the accession of sweden and finland to nato is not a priority , national security council strategic communications coordinator john kirby said in the white house that it is important that the two countries joined the alliance, but not necessarily at the same time, let me remind you that sweden and finland applied to join nato back in may. last year, they did it against the background of a full-scale invasion of russia in ukraine announced their intention to join the alliance together, hungary and turkey are slowing down the process, the only nato members that have not