is the significance of this agreement i think it's very important for russia to have a base in kyrgyzstan because it's in the middle of central asia and russia understands that some point it will have to face some rivalry with the united states and possibly with china in the region so russia wants to have a certain influence there why is it that kurdistan dismissed the idea of transforming menards the american base into a civilian facility welcomed by of the new president brought on by of. the talk about it today he said that it will be a civilian court in two years but we have heard it from the former president kiir for and we hope that even before you know the problem is that kyrgyzstan is a very poor country and for them russian and american bases on their territory these are important sources of income so what president putin says that the russian military base in college will bring stability to central asia and they say that after the withdrawal of nato forces in afghanistan twenty fourteen that that's when that would happen what kind of a difference do you think russia can make in t

eves there is any issue there is a national consensus in kyrgyzstan it is that we need to russia as our friend and we need military presence in our country basing rights in kyrgyzstan the transit center were directly. linked to the. international coalition operation in afghanistan the united states for themselves and drawing troops from afghanistan so if they meet that is the rules from afghanistan there is no point of keeping this i mean we did it. president clinton has changed his stripes daniels' our business as much the sky and that's what legendary investor john rogers has said after forty six years he's still being rosso skeptic as he puts it out in the current government has got the investment climate right. the russians have been saying good things for a hundred years but then they were always take everybody's money away and now they seem to be from what i can gather the actions are such that they are actually putting up their own money to invest side by side with outsiders that is a remarkable change from anything that's ever happened in russia before from what everything i can

eaves there is any issue there is a national consensus in kyrgyzstan it is that we need to russia is our friend and we need russian military presence in our country. the only question was that russia wanted to see you have the agreement. for forty nine years and our president succeeded to bring it down to fifteen years but i don't think that after two thousand. i think we will probably we can see for the foreseeable future russian military presence remaining in going to stand and it is no problem because you know in europe or in germany there are nato bases american bases and there is no problem. solver until now the us has been using the money also airbase in kurdistan since two thousand and one but bishkek now wants the facility back after twenty fourteen why is washington being shown the door. well it is because probably united states gives themselves and norms to restoring troops from afghanistan and basing rights in kyrgyzstan transit center were directly tied to the link to the. international coalition operation in afghanistan saw if they mean it that it is the rules from afgha

eves there is any issue there is a national consensus in kyrgyzstan it is that we need to russia as our friend and we need russian military presence in our country basing rights in kyrgyzstan at my last transit center were directly tied to the length of the. international coalition operation in afghanistan the united states have themselves and on three strong troops from afghanistan so if they mean that that is the rose from afghanistan there is no point of keeping their meat that it is. american taxpayers who contributed more to israel's defense budget than israelis themselves in the past three years according to former israeli army chief of staff the u.s. analysts spends three billion dollars to prop up its allies military former pentagon official michael maloof says that aiding israel actually costs washington a lot more. i think that three billion dollars is really not the true figure because the united states also is assisting in the development of israel's iron dome which is their anti rocket system and tremendous amounts of money have been poured into that and as a consequence th

the outcome of a recent alleged police operation georgia's border with russia's republic of kyrgyzstan eleven suspected terrorist dead the b.b.c. says that the armed men were chechens who crossed into georgian territory and kidnapped around ten locals before being caught by police the news spreads quickly but not everyone is buying it. this was all organized by georgian security services the lack of transparency and details about the incident has led many to believe the full so-called terror operation was a complete hoax georgian authorities have been very successful in creating an image of a modern western civil rights state a beacon of freedom george w. bush once called it but in this case the opposition accusations are fighting supporters on the other side of the caucasus meet his duty on them he spent two decades fighting on the side of chechen militants against moscow and officially representing them in georgia he also has downs about what really happened at this latest border operation. first of all their weapons were american made second none of them fired off a single. shot tha

. >> there aren't a lot of votes in kyrgyzstan but they don't vote. that explains this.hunning world leaders. it is about the demands of a very, very close election. >> bill: why isn't he meeting with benjamin netanyahu? >> because he's not meeting with any world leaders so to single one out would be an insult to the ones that he's not meeting with. >> bill: but there is a chain reaction here. a domino reaction. if you meet with him, you have to meet with abbas or you have to meet with morsi. >> what's wrong with the europeans? what are we? chopped liver? it is either some, 10, 12, or none. that was the president's choice. >> bill: it should also be pointed out as jay carney did yesterday that one good reason for not meeting with prime minister netanyahu is because he's not there. >> that's another good reason. >> bill: he's not in new york because of yom kippur. he does not arrive until late wednesday after they break the fast, i believe. >> it doesn't stop his political opponents from attacking the president for spurning him or stiffing him or standing him up. various