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, us senators who were not even aware america's military was present in the west african country. latimer zalinski threatens the you that you crane is ready to take the block to port if it continues to restrict grain exports from his country as are widely supported by european farmers. and the russia's foreign minister arrives in the capital of india, or preparations are in full swing. as the g 20 summit kicks off in less than 24 hours the are watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in the russian capital. but the us is on the move in the chair pulling it's a so called assets out of the capital city and shifting to a secondary base in the middle of the country. it comes after the west african nations saw a crew of a run the government of 2 months ago. what we're doing right now is the department is repositioning some of our personnel and some of our assets from air base 101 in near may to air base 2. oh, $2.00 oh $1.00 in august as or us to say, but it does besides take that step out of an abundance of caution. and i'm also prudent. i'm, you know, military the trying to do. i ge

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top of the agenda is meetings with president latimer putin -- vladimir putin. last year, turkiye mediated a agreement allowing grain exports to pass safely through the black sea. it was a relief to developing countries. in july, putin declined to agree to the deal. the united nations is calling on all parties to find a solution. >> we believe the black sea initiative has given a important contribution to food markets. more adequate to our object of food security. >> lately, relations between putin boko -- and erdogan have been strained. the meeting is evidence that turkiye remains some sway with russia. the question is whether it is enough to produce results. folly: let's meet our guest for today's show. in moscow, a former russian ambassador. in bangkok, a global affairs analyst and senior fellow at the atlantic council. in istanbul, associate professor . a warm welcome to you well. before we discuss what was achieved and not achieved in sochi, want to ask you about the state of the relationship today between turkey and russia. let me start with you. how would

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that's what happened on sunday. 79—year—old bob latimer filmed as a mixture of sewage and rainwater flowedt. that's quite shocking, really. bob's evidence is part of the office for environmental protection case. it hinges on how hard it has to be raining before the water companies can legally spell sewage. when it is exceptional, and that's written into the original permit, due to exceptional rainfall. so what you're saying is, if it is a normal amount of rain, it shouldn't be spilling? no, it has to be exceptional. as bob and the 0ep argue, then many of the 300,000 spells in england last year are likely to have been illegal. responding today, the government said there are different interpretations of the law on spills, but that all sewage discharges are totally u na cce pta ble. jonah fisher, bbc news, sunderland. now here's the weather with louise lear. hello there. tuesday certainly brought with it a day of contrast. we had heavy rain across northern england, but after a chilly start, some lovely sunshine. further north in aberdeen, it was a beautiful afternoon. if we take a look at the

and more international pressure could bring them closer together. latimer putting is already in rush as far east for an economic for them to come to a meeting with tim is expected in the coming days spent in monahan, alex's era. so the head here and i'll just, there are the us government taking, google. dakota is washington crunch down on monopolies and digital advertising. after months of protest and israel and supreme court judges here petitions against the controversial law to the limit that power, the in depth analysis of the days headlines, 1000000 euros to help students here address migration, is it going to tease the migrant crisis, will make it worse, informed opinions, we need more investors and more people that make the decisions and regiments for for frank assessments. this balance between the toe and sound reassurance is it to actually importance to the volume missing destruction inside stored on al jazeera, examining the impact of today's headlines. we're flying now with a new slide it, we don't really understand what the rules are. how modern, setting the gen the for to

add more international pressure, could bring them closer together. latimer putting is already in rush as far east for an economic for them to come to meeting with tim is expected. in the coming days spent in monahan al jazeera or daniel hawkins was following the visit from moscow teams only its 1st visit outside of north korean. for this being full, he is very much shrouded in secrecy. having arrived in russia at the station of cosign on the russian, all 3 of the border, he reported we met the russian minutes to all the colors. the end result is the full making his way moved to the city of both cities around the 60 kilometers from valuable stock location known for its large korean population. we own that his movements, i know 10 or a very much unclear earlier today at the far east than economic floors. invaluable still reading of fluids and said he would be the thing, people's thoughts, the customer drove them around 1500 kilometers from that location to have what he called his own program, whether the visit and the presence of came to me with a link to is not clear, but that has to b

the us, as president latimer put in, then king john own may meet in russia later this month. moscow is looking for weapons for its war in ukraine. and north korea has plenty to sell, providing weapons to russia for use on the battlefield to attack grain silos. and the heating infrastructure of major cities as we had into winter to try to conquer territory that belongs to another sovereign nation, is not going to reflect well on north korea and they will pay a price for this. and return for weapons, young young will likely want food, energy, and technology, russia. katie is needing to offer something to most career to, to get. i'm addition, it's not just straightforward, just purchase. and i would say as well, that what we have seen to is that it's not guessing what they need from china, which i think is very interesting. the kremlin has not commented on the prospects of the meeting despite sanctions and criticism. as long as it stands, it is right to advance suppression interest with whoever it sees fit. moscow has been turning to other heavily sanction nations such as iran and north k

but you can see latimer pollutants mining and waving his hand. good bye. so far, the details about what they've agreed on here. um, well, i shrouded in mystery, but the upcoming days are sure to provide a glimpse onto what they have. well, what they have decided to shake their hands on. and well, the expectation is that this could be quite momentous makers done over posing from russia's far east odyssey. prior to the visit, us joined the chase, a mock milly, a pony said if bombs, deliveries all the table between north korea and russia, it would be insignificant, announced according to an a b c news report. and a really told me he doubts that new and munition for russia will make a substantive difference in russia's efforts in ukraine. as for what north korea gets in return, tim once more advanced technology for his ballistic missile and nuclear program on the top us general is down playing results that may come out of this may take the west and mainstream media is taking the opposite approach headlines have been buzzing with speculation about what the tool

and they also don't want to have to explain the fact that they lied about latimer who and when vladimir putin said that he suspected that our intelligence agencies were trying to notify you, crane and working with neo nazis and ukraine. and it turns out it's completely true . so yeah, there are about a lot of nazis and ukraine. they do have a not the problem. and it looks like booting is trying to do not suffice ukraine. but as we've seen, the f b, i lies the c i lies and they are clearly they have no remorse or no shame about working with nazis. while they falsely accuse trump supporters and conservative americans of being nazis. all right, we're going to leave it there. laura loom or investigative journalist, thank you so much. yeah, thanks for having me on the. well, a member of german parliament has the thing to moscow for not taking offense that remarks from his nations foreign minister about being at war with russia. i am grateful to the russians that they did not take seriously german for administer bear box declaration of war. we are at war with russia because we are not. this i

so latimer boot and pushes the old lady out of the way of the oncoming bus. and down to the concrete sidewalk, to western corporate media, which starts that story near the end thing. russian president pushes the old lady down on to the conference. the same goals for the entirety of the ukraine rushing more to western media starts the story of the war at february 24th 2022, which is definitely not the one. this conflict started daily about the 2014 pool of the democratically elected. you bring government, orchestrated by the c i a in conjunction with you pray, not seats. so you leave out the fact that the russian speaking ethnic population in the eastern part of ukraine, known as the don bass, didn't want to go along with the c. i a nazi to government. and so the newly cool, right. when you create government started showing the citizens of the don bass via their henchmen, known as the nazi a's off fatality in that ended up doing somewhere around $18000.00 civilians and the dog bass. or they leave out also, there was a peace agreement that was reached the end o

the north korean leave it in the costing you can probably see maybe not so well, but you can see latimer pollutants mining and waving his hand. good bye so far, the details about what they've agreed on here. um, well, i shrouded in mystery, but the upcoming days are sure to provide a glimpse onto what they have. well, what they have decided to shake their hands on and well, the expectation is that this could be quite momentous. i think is done of reposing from brushes, far east oxy. on the west, in mainstream media outlets of fixed power tension on the me think in russia is far raised with frenzied headlines. the speculates about, well, the talks mind produce. however, they told us general down place the potential results that may come out of the meeting. as prior to the visits us during the chief ma camelia, probably said the fonts deliveries around the table between those career and russia . it would be in significance. and really told me, he doubts that new ammunition for russia will make a substantive difference in russia's efforts in ukraine. as for what north korea gets in, return,

highlighted the possibility of including mints in russia's expanding cooperation with north korea. latimer putting also denied western plains at moscow assault to employee d, p r k. troops in ukraine, despite the fact that the russian armed forces just conscripted over $300.00. man. okay, moving the program on the hopes for peace in yemen or rising after a delegation of the countries who t rebels arrived in riyadh for us on thursday for negotiations dollars, according to saudi state at media. we believe the visit is aimed at finding a solution to the conflict in the country that's being raging since 2014. according to a member of the who t political console, it talks are focused on reopening control ports. sound the report, the payment of wages for public servants from the world, revenues rebuilding efforts and a timeline for foreign forces to leave the war to a nation of the same time, a delegation from oman, which has played the role of mediator arrived in humans, booting health capital the, you mean the conflict in the image just to give some background started almost a decade ago, prov

the north korea and leave it on the thing you can probably see maybe not so well, but you can see latimer pollutants mining and waving his hand. good bye so far, the details about what they've agreed on here. um, well, i shrouded in mystery, but the upcoming days are sure to provide a glimpse onto what they have. well, what they have decided to shake their hands on. and well, the expectation is that this could be quite momentous. i biggest done every posing from russian squad, reached odyssey, and west in mainstream media outlets to fix their attention on the missing in russia as far east with friends, these headlines, the speculation on what the tools might produce. however, at the top us general down plate, the potential outcomes of that meeting is prior to the visit to us to and chief mark. milly apparently said that if i'm slippery is all on the table between north korea and russia, it would be in significance. and really told me, he doubts that new ammunition for russia will make a substantive difference in russia's efforts in ukraine. as for what north korea gets in return, kim once

bob latimer has spent the last 25 years fighting against sewage and battling the local water companyed me what he had filmed on sunday when, after heavy rain, the storm overflow pipes spilled onto the sand. the smell here was quite shocking, really. we don't know what was in that particular discharge, but releasing raw sewage when it rains is an established part of our sewage system. but how much rain should it take to trigger a spill? when it's exceptional, and that is written into the original permit — due to exceptional rainfall. so, what you're saying is, if it's just a normal amount of rain, it shouldn't be spilling? no, it's got to be exceptional. a decade ago, bob took the government to the european court ofjustice and won, arguing that spills were taking place during normal weather. it's completely out of control. bob says little has changed since then. there were 300,000 sewage spills in england last year, and he has now complained again, this time to the office for environmental protection. the office for environmental protection is looking at whether the water industry reg

doesn't went to latimer.r what you are doing. just are capable of doing. it's just that that you're that latimer says that you're all right and they've marked their exams , so of course their own exams, so of course we'll so how is it that we'll take you so how is it that state school children are then meant compete this is a very meant to compete this is a very clever move on the part of private schools to undermine social mobility . it's the social mobility. it's the privileged gaining more privilege. and somebody needs to say something. so i'm pointing this out because it needs pointing out now in terms of the results. the other thing to note , everyone says, oh, well , half , everyone says, oh, well, half their grades, half their exams are marked at grade nine. yes. but if the private school and i do mean if the private school has entrance exams and not all private schools do, if they have entrance exams and they are one of those top leading private schools, say, in london. right. like latymer upper , the

eric: is this an indication of latimer putin's desperation that he has to turn to kim jong un for artillery and that he is running out of ammunition? >> oh yes absolutely. first he is under indictment, he cannot travel. his economy and russia's going way down. but most of l he's got 600-mile front in ukraine, ukrainian forces are putting good pressure in the south. that means russia's forces need replenishment of ammunition to try to hold on to what they have gained illegally. >> what is your view of the way the war is going for ukraine? we see some progress in crimea, what is your sense? >> my sense is that we could see a breakthrough this fall. the objective for ukraine is to hold in the east and punched through the russian fine field and defenses in the south and try to get closer to the cd. they've got a long ways to go to do that. some ukrainian forces are beginning to do significant preaching this is hard in daylight without air power they've got a good chance to make real progress in the next several weeks. eric: they reportedly are blowing up ammunition and aircraft behind the lines

our job is to give them the weapons systems to stop this awful monster, latimer putin.you commanded nato troops and, you know, for a little while, certainly the trump administration, nato seemed like it was weakening. it seems like a lot of people in the free world didn't care that much. we had forgotten but all the things that had happened and why nato was formed in the first place, why was expended. now, in a much bigger nato, and expanded nato, a much more serious nato. yet, volodymyr zelenskyy's concern is that the result of that nato in the world has shown will start to weaken. we saw a little that from poland, has been the tip of the spear of this thing. we have, who knows weather will be another cold winter, it wasn't last year. that meant the europeans weren't mad at ukrainians about the war. who knows what happens in the next election. donald trump becomes president again or vivek ramaswamy becomes president again? you know, there's a whole bunch of people who don't think this is a serious matter. >> you're absolutely right. you can kind of feel that cracking o

servant who was able to work with some members of the staff at code for america, including jasmine latimer, who i write about in the book. and they, you know, they brought their perspectives to the table and fundamentally changed how we how we do this. well, let's switch to some solutions. okay. and maybe walk us through your framework of what do we need to do to get this right, especially given that the biden-harris has gotten let's signed into law, the largest spending that is ever about to happen in, we're going to implement a whole bunch of things. we're going to try. we're going to try. and and you talk about this also in the book of the cost. yes of what happens when these things fail, just raw dollars costs. how do how do we get this right and not just throw away this singular opportunity to build systems in a way are going to serve american public? well, let's talk for a second about what that opportunity looks like right now. so the chips science act has to work, right? we need to have more resilient supply chains. it's a matter of national security and economic development. it ha

add more international pressure, could bring them closer together. latimer putting is already in rush as far east for an economic for him to come to a meeting with tim is expected in the coming days spent and monahan l g 0 and joining his life in washington, dc is j. solomon, he is a level security editor with semaphores. it's an online news platform. thank you very much for your time. we've gone over what both sides might be hosting for what will you be looking for during this visit? well, 1st of all, definitely the extent of military munitions artillery that north korea could provide to the russians. they really are, you know, even though they have a sophisticated military, they are low on, on weaponry low on munitions. so 1st, that would be the 1st stage in the 2nd, what is no history and getting back in return. the reports again of kind of famine like traditions inside north korea that need food aid. they need energy aid. and russians could certainly provide that. and then the question of some of north korea is more sophisticated systems. they've been developing, whether it's thei

add more international pressure, could bring them closer together. latimer food is already in rush as far east for an economic for them to come to a meeting with tim is expected in the coming days spent and mom ahead al jazeera of forward slurry is mother thing developments for us. and so in south korea, north korea and state media hasn't reveal details about what the meeting between kim and $210.00 will be about. now coming and spokesman has said kim's visit will be a full fledged visit. and he said the 2 will be talking about bilateral relations, but looking at photos, published by north korean media, it's just kim is accompanied by high ranking military officials, as well as the officials from the industry. now this gives us clues that defense cooperation and also in alms deal will likely be major topics and alms deal would be against un security council resolutions. and that is also the concern that north korea could be getting technology that would help in advance. it's nuclear weapons program in which and for selling arms to russia. and that's why we've had us officials. we knew

july 4, 2017, there is a meeting in moscow between latimer putin and the president where the chairman of ce fc was president. and is talking about a large scale oil and gas purchase of the company called ross that by the chinese communist party. there is a text with hunter biden and members of ce fc. it reads, if i get a call or text from anyone other than you saying i will make certain between the man sitting next to me and every person he knows and my ability to ever forever hold a grudge the you will regret not following that direction. the people he is talking to kind of disappeared easy to been killed or not being seen since 2018. that is true. august 30, august 3 there is another text. i'm tired of this kevin. i can make a $5 million in salary and any law firm in america. if you think it's about money, it's not. bidens are the best i know and doing exactly the chairman wants from this partnership. please do not quibble over peanuts. we talked about influence peddling. this was shakedown. use whatever terms we want, this is a threat. they believed it. because the next day they se

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