he was there through the buying in ministration as it passed this legislation. he has been there, of course, through the obama and by him ministrations as you did get a for kara, which needs to be expanded, but at least you got obama care. he has been there when you try to help working class americans come out of the pen done it. so i think it's a little bit unfair to say that the administration didn't do anything to help or few people. could they do more, should they do more? absolutely, but actually part of a constructive discussion going forward rather than wanting to try to rip off the democrats in the center versus left. oh, okay. so you don't want to go back to 2022 because a poll found in that only 26 percent of democrats wants a job by the end to run again. yet as we know, he still did, i mean, could all of this have been avoided? if the democratic leaders at that time actually stood up to him sooner and say, we don't think that you should run for a 2nd to him and actually have an open primary to choose the right candidates take on donald trump. i would

um, escalation is the only way forward for the bite and ministration. because then essentially then it is in admitting defeat, which it does not want to do. and that is a kind of a bi partisan thing. we of course, it is a bygone is war. but what i for see, kind of extrapolating from what george said is that you know, more long range missiles. i'm of the more leeway for the, for the regime. and in care of to um, embrace shade itself to nato howards, etc, etc. and trump will just be in a situation where it be once a day of school, like he looks week, it looks like he's perkins carpet. i mean, there's the binding ministration can make this really, really part you know, dot com. i think i'd agree with both of you on large, dividing that ministration and the deep state elements that big, but my lawyer to it and the media that 3 of them a lawyer to, to try to to. i agree, but i would take a step back and ask about how much they can do and that i'd, i'd be more cautious. but i think trump isn't a much stronger position than your boss. and as for us to trust th

the ukraine wars really defined, the ministrations baby. i mean this is, this is a, this is, it's, it's signature policy. so it's not just going to allow a trump to walk in and say like, i'm just gonna bring this to an end. and then i'll do the peacemaker and then you know, with my nobel peace prize place. and so they go to make things as difficult as possible, which means that i think they go to try to escalate thing the already have. you will already had stories that the by and has signed off on. the single most similar is in the american bosner is in ukraine. but that's, or we've already known that our america, most of it is essentially means the united states is going to send most of the reason out of it. this is going to be an actual policy of getting as many of x. yeah. so it was months into ukraine as possible. and i think the next step will be that they will take off or restrains on the use of long distance messiah as a in, in ukraine, dissolving trunk can do about it. um and as you mentioned about, um, uh, obama and his outgoing da

i mean, there's the binding ministration can make this really, really part, you know, dot com. i think i agree with both of you on large, define that ministration and the deep state elements that the but my lawyer to it and the media that do the remain lawyer to, to try to to i agree but i would take a step back and ask about how much they can do and that i'd, i'd be more cautious. but i think trump isn't a much stronger position than your boss. and as for us to press the, for the it has now video of a powerful mandate. he may get to try for ext. uh he maybe it without the respect me. he has no power right now. he has the prestige. okay. he got into how he cannot tell the button even. okay. who the hell do anything until i come into power? point 8, the that's, that's what i was going to address next. what kind of binding is does really stairs do? that's the question we have to ask and we can talk about nice, nice things. we can talk about language besides twice. but you know what, both of them on game changes the of known this for a long time. and the only thing that both of th

and some from the first ministration date. ls and some from the first ministration date. ministration date. is really interesting seeing a little i ministration date. is really i interesting seeing a little bit of a pattern of murdering. some have been officially can turns —— a pattern emerging. people who stop with him after 2020 when he denied incorrectly that he had lost the 2020 election to joe biden. he had lost the 2020 election tojoe biden. some figures returning from the prior administration. people like stephen miller, chief of staff in the white house, backing the first trump administration, very much involved with hardline policies. the borders are —— the border it's interesting to see these appointments today and this big emphasis on delivering what donald trump talked about. some voters were very attracted and others go to very much not, but he won the popular vote. but the big focus on the hardline immigration appointments, and wejust had conversation immigration appointments, and we just had conversation of selden, the environmental protection agency, said

really the thinking into by new ministration? no matter if donald trump for president elect donald trump, is going to take the wheel in the white house in 9 weeks that the russians with allowing north to reinforce, to participate in fighting ukrainians, escalated the war. and with that right, the russians have said if the u. s. is going to do this is allowing long range missiles to be used by the ukrainians interruption territory. they see that as an escalation. and i think there is where we and that many experts say that this is where we are right now. the tit for tat escalation in what's going into ukraine and with the russian ukraine war. that was steph and simon's in washington dc for us. and the mission address, while reporting from kids. thank you so much to the both of you. well, here in berlin, the russian opposition has held its 1st major demonstration against russia's invasion of ukraine. the march was organized by opponents, a russian president vladimir putin, including hughley and the volume, the widow of kremlin crit

and that is, was engineered by the byte and ministration. i mean, if we, we have, and there's a variety of opinions on the meaning and importance of bricks. and that's an important discussion. but it, it is a reality that bricks is coming into its own. and it only could come into its own because of the very aggressive and diplomatic administration in washington right now under joe biden. i mean, joe biden is helping bricks flourish misty. yeah, that's absolutely true. and i mean, larry alluded to it earlier, this is a, you know, a problem of our own making of our own design. i think that we are bullied the globe for so long that we've created these alliances out of necessity. i mean, these countries are, you know, kind of recognizing that they have a common enemy here in the common enemy is the united states of america. and i think that, that's really what we're witnessing here as these countries are recognizing that. and they're starting to realize that they're stronger together than they are part and they're coming together to kind of face

i mean, he was a strategic mistake of thomas to run out the by didn't happen ministration. it was very clear to bide, not ministration, wanted to end his conflict, ideally, of course, before the elections, but definitely before the end of that time in january. so you haven't got administration. maxima, motivated to the maximum extent to actually get is in agreement, are not using this window of opportunity for my wife's side was a real and mistake, the 5 enough ministration it is, seemed to be conventional wisdom will give israel more the way and what it does but this may also prove, not quite as glorious for, for the offline as it is really government and smart bridge. been clear what celebrated the drum administration selection. because drum has to make very clear. uh, president trump has made very clear that he wants this water in numerous times seeds that he wants an attorney out in this thing in gaza as a ball relates it. so there may actually be more pressure by the time i've been just ration bond is really government going down the line to finish the military operati

so it's not surprising to me that this is how he's conducting him, else and how the binding ministration is moving throughout the world. but i think that that is really going to be what the bite and legacy is, is you know that kind of a deal political chaos and obviously genocide, i think that there is nothing the body of ministration will be known for more than the genocide and i think both on both accounts, it's good business for at least some people and shareholders in some companies. uh, that is a really dreadful um uh, explanation why the buy and ministration is doing its good for business. okay. americans are dying. it's really, it's very dark. it's very morbid, you know, a, anthony, you know, one thing that bind, we'll say, is that he expanded nato under his watch. we'll look at nato expansion has done. it is made the world far more unstable us russia relations will that will not recover in my lifetime, but that's for sure. but these are tensions that could have easily been avoided. i mean, you know, i, i'm not here to be a booster for donald trump, and he did say, well, it wouldn

i mean, there's the binding ministration can make this really, really part you know, dot com. i think i'd agree with both of you on large, dividing that ministration and the deep state elements that the but my lawyer to it and the media the to remain lawyer to, to try to, to. i agree, but i would take a step back and ask about how much they can and that i, i'd be more cautious. but i think trump isn't a much stronger position than your boss. and as for us to trust a 40, as now video of a powerful mandate, he may get to try fact he made it without the respect to me. he has no power right now. he has the prestige. okay. you got intact how he can not tell the vitamin, okay, who the hell do anything until i come into power point 8 and that's, that's what i was going to address next. what kind of binding is does really stairs do? that's the question. we have to ask and we can talk about mercenaries and we can talk about language besides twice. but you know what both of us and mom came, change us. we have known this for a long time. and the only saying that both of them would produc

with africa and not dissimilar to, to, to the what the buys ministration did. but i think the tone will be very different . solomon, what's your take here of which leaders thus far in africa are thinking and more optimistic terms about what to expect from trump going forward and which leaders are more down beat about a 2nd trump term. and how will trumps transactional approach play out with african leaders? so 1st i think in terms of expectations, it's true that many african countries, particularly many african leaders, are wary all being lecture and about democracy about human rights. more so in the current, in the contemporary global context where there are many instances in which the book is a for respect for international law, for human rights. i have not been consistently followed and applied um, internationally in various parts of the world. and therefore, the expectation is that a more of a, a, a more or telling them is a way of going about the engagement in relations between the 2 countries. including in terms of whether it is convenience or the joe par

is it the vitamin ministration sets a mine field in front of them? we have to remember the obama people did that to drum when he was coming into office in january of 2017. they know how to do it. they know how to make things worse. if they can't win the we're going to make sure donald trump can't win either george, your thoughts? i agree with you peter. i, i think this is the most dangerous moment with 2 months to go before he takes the oath of office. we already read in the previous months that late i was going by the ministration is going to trump proof a number of its policies. and what is going to trump prove other policies in the middle east and the policies in ukraine? the ukraine wars really to buy new ministrations, baby, i mean this is, this is a, this is, it's, it's signature policy. so it's not just going to allow a trump to walk in and say like, i'm just gonna bring this to an end. and then i'll be the peacemaker. and you know, with my nobel peace prize please. um, so they go to makes things as difficult as possible, which means that i th

a succession marks a major policy shift by the outgoing by the ministration. ukraine has been processing 4 months for permission to use us in other western supplied weapons. they had russian military targets far from the border present, elect donald trump, due to return to the white house in january. as criticized lightens, strong support for you, frame ukraine's present voided. mr. lensky is to announce a 10 point plan, aimed at boosting public morale dented by donald trump's us election. we belong pursuing your plan to strengthen. ukraine is a victory plan, or i presented it to our partners here. one of its main points is to equip our army with long range capabilities. today, there was a great deal of discussion in the media about us receiving permission for these actions. but strikes are not made with words. these matters are not announced that the missiles will speak for themselves, simon said, but scoffing dw reporter stuff, and simon's is following the story for us from washington. i asked him why binding has made this decision now? are very good questions. why now? well, the, ther

john, but the 1st time robin hood of a true massachuset ministration. lots of people checked are not following in to just favor. one thing i made just in the final few seconds, the recall is the parts of june natasha. um and your company megabyte multi lot, the less of those of course intercept with the specifics that we have been talking about. so for example, at least to find that no one agent to be on bosses or to the united nations isn't or really she don't have the share skepticism multilateralism. strive to you as assess for long semitism. obviously that has a very direct impact on the situation in gaza on funding for online and things of that nature is going to be a very interesting for years at the very least. many thanks to a little guess for joining us here today. no spanish. natasha lives that and much you, larry, i'm thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting a website that's under 0 adult. calm. the further discussion to go as well. facebook page that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. it wa

i think that there is nothing the body of ministration will be known for more than the genocide. and i think both on both accounts, it's good business for at least some people and shareholders in some companies. uh that is a really dreadful um, uh, explanation why the buy and ministration is doing its good for business. okay. americans are dying. it's really, it's very dark. it's very morbid, you know, a, anthony, you know, one thing that biden will say is that he expanded nato under his watch. we'll look with nato expansion has done. it is made the world far more unstable us russia relations will that will not recover in my lifetime, but that's for sure. but these are tensions that could have easily been avoided. i mean, you know, i, i'm not here to be a booster for donald trump, and he did say, well, it wouldn't be bad to have a better relationship with russia. i still think that's a good idea. go ahead, anthony. sure. well, i mean, listen, you know, obviously trump became popular, you know, arguing, i think, correctly, that we should reform our own relationship with nato to an

the ministration is going to trump proof a number of its policies. and what is going to trump prove other policies um, in the middle east and the policies in ukraine, in the ukraine war is really to bind the ministrations baby. i mean, this is, this is a, this is, it's, it's signature policy there. so it's not just going to allow a trump to walk in and say, like, i'm just gonna bring this to an end and then i'll do the peacemaker. and then you know, with my nobel peace prize please. and so they going to make things as difficult as possible, which means that i think they go to try to escalate thing the already have. you will already had stories that the by and has the signed off on one percent on most similar is in the american bosner is in ukraine. but that's where we've already known that are america. most of it is essentially means the united states is going to send most, and there is another one. this is going to be an actual policy of getting as many of x. yeah, so it was month into ukraine as possible. and i think the next step will be that they

countries, um, in, in what we got and how intensely different this will be to what the, by the ministration is to now. well, that's again, speculation. however, it is clear here that the us and that's what we understand from sources from other media reports that the us as divided ministration. wanted to put sort of say, a pillar into the ground, a saying and making sure that russia understands that with those weapons, those americans, american weapons now trying to get in a full offensive inter cursed area. that is apparently what his plan is going to cost the russians dearly. the american see the russians half with north korean troops now in their ranks escalated this and brought to inflict and part in this conflict and the u. s. is reacting accordingly. again, sources say that right, that we did the reporter stuff in simon's in washington dc. thank you very much for your reporting hours before it emerged that ukraine has been given more freedom to use western weapons inside russia. the kremlin unleashed it's biggest wave of missile and drone attacks and months. the monument targeted ukrai

, just frank and deep inside russia. concession march, a major policy shift by the outgoing by ministration. ukraine has been pricing for months for permission to use us and other western supply and weapons to hit russian military targets far from the border. present elect donald trump, to, to return to the white house in january as criticized biden's, strong support for ukraine, ukraine's president william is a lensky, has been, has been restrained so far, and reacting to the news. in his night, the national address, lensky said, policy making is not, and i was publicly and that error strikes are not made with words. so we added that the us of the souls and now available to creating forces with quote to speak for the sounds familiar with those you may be the dw reporter stuff on simon's joins me now from washington dc. so joe biden finally decided to allow ukraine to use long range weapons deep inside russia. why now? very good christians, why no? well, the, if there is still no official statement from the white house for the state department or anybody else in his administration right now

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-- incoming trump in ministration.— in ministration.stration. of course the - russians having openly welcomed trump plasma collection and they don't want to appear to be crying over that result. but there is a strong reservoir of isolationism in president trump's position and he promised that he will end the war in ukraine in a day and we are not quite clear how he will do that. so they will certainly be very worried in kyiv that the us administration when it changes injanuary will cut the us administration when it changes in january will cut aid to ukraine in order to, as they see it, put pressure on ukraine to reach a settlement with russia. the problem is that there is no conceivable landing zone that is mostly acceptable to both sides. from the russian side, putin keeps making these maximalist demands about nato withdrawing from eastern europe were reducing the size of the ukrainian army to 50,000 in ever being a needle. on the ukrainian side, it is very difficult to see how president zelensky can give up land in exchange for peace

on behalf of the by did ministration, so it doesn't help ukraine. apple, a, russia has been very clear in stating that any use of long range missiles by you cream into russian territory will be met with a retaliatory response. and russia has just updated its nuclear doctrine of wednesday of this week, saying that any attack on russia by a non nuclear state, with the support of a nuclear country and the support of a larger military alliance will be seen as a joint attack. so this does not help ukraine situation at all on the absolutely escalates the conflict and did all booked schedules any attempts by the trump administration in negotiating some ceasefire in the 1st days of his administration . so aaron, in philadelphia, so the failed legacy of the bite ministration. they want to tack it onto the, the, the new administration in january, essentially, as everyone likes to say box a trump. and because if there's an escalation, obviously it'd be the optics of it has been, trump doesn't want to look weak. that's the whole point of this error. and i'm not

so the expectation is that uh, that would continue uh, during that time, but ministration. when people have the question is how about 2 months or an 8 would it be used? would it be instrumental? i isd a, as you mentioned for funds action on ends. and therefore, um, it wouldn't be used as has been used previously. or basically the previous way of providing do you mind thought assistance for people? what really in need of assistance would continue from the side of the us not these really. the kids got a question on the question of human rights. i think be a perhaps. i don't think that would be a lot of expectations indicates during the cut and by then i'd ministration that has been too much expectation, but not as much daily, very on live areas as well. um and the in terms of priority kaz good. if you think about it with the coffee in the foreign policy, priority of the kind of talk me station of president biden on the incoming administration of uh, president trump. if you look at that from the perspective of resources about that, i'm located as tom, that's not a committed to

the concession marks a major policy shift by the ongoing, by the ministration. ukraine has been pressing for months for permission to use us and other western supplied weapons to hit russian military targets far from the border. president mcdonald from due to return to the white house in january, as criticized by them. strong support for ukraine, ukraine's present load them is a lensky, is to announce a 10 point plan, introducing public morale dented by donald trump's, us selection a blank pursue, and your plan to strengthen ukraine is a victory plan, or i presented it to our partners yet one of its main points is to equip our army with long range capabilities. today, there was a great deal of discussion in the media about us receiving permission for these actions. but strikes are not made with words. these matters are not announced. the missiles will speak for themselves, simon said, but scoffing. i did have the reporter stuff on simon's in washington. i asked him why biden has made this decision now? very good christians. why know? well, the, if there is still no official statement fro

was a real mistake, the 5 and not ministration. it is seem to be conventional wisdom will give israel more the way and what it does spots. this may also prove not quite as glorious for, for the offline as it is really government. a smart bridge been clear what celebrated the drum administration selection. because drum has made it very clear. uh, president trump has made very clear that he wants this war to in numerous time seems that he wants to do it on the out in this thing in gaza as a bomb relates it. so there may actually be more pressure by the time up and just ration bond is really government going down the line to finish the military operations and guys, i live in us. okay, we'll leave it here. i had zacko but so it was interesting speaking to you. thanks for joining us. so early on a sunday morning at mid lease, i'm this time zach option there. take care. thank you so much time for a quick look now. it's some other news making headlines around the world. donald trump has won the state of arizona in the us presidential elec

and i'd like to just add that in the previous trouble ministration. they're more traditional people surrounding from people that believed more and in democratic processes and were able to steer in better this time you, you don't have that. you have some really well pics of, i'm not what i want to pick up on from both of your answers. the festival. that's bringing my teams where it's get some idea of what the feeling is in the middle east. because much of you're normally based here in doha, feel pretty top 10 to the feelings throughout the region. here in the middle east, there's an important saying that which would be the difference between tom and the station. and by then by that it has approved or contributed to that kind of genocide then, because i couldn't go to that and 50000 the people majority of them are kids and women and and just more than 120000 product spirit. and basically the destruction of what goes up. so that's all of this happened. and the con, the investigation which, which basically contributed financially politically, to the, to a

policy was already in such an awful place under the i didn't ministration um. however, i do anticipate that things will get worse, especially with someone like a former governor mike huckabee who is a committed, evangelical christian, has talked about the fact that the policy and people do not exist. he's described israeli settlements as simply neighborhoods. what i, what you hear from is really ministers is that they're planning to annex the west bank. you have settlers waiting to move back into gaza as soon as the, the firing has stopped. so although, obviously things are ready. so horrifyingly bad under the current administration. but i do worry that, that moving forward, we will simply continue to see the same policies as well as green lighting the annexation of the west bank for example. and the concern there would be could this spark conflict per perhaps with jordan stephen, what do you make of this the news? do you see a radical policy shift and you see this as a more intensified version of the current policy? yeah, i think the latter phrase it describes

oh no, i don't really want to get into the position of defending devices ministration because i think those policies speak for themselves of the death tools fixture itself, but divided ministration in theory placed believes in a 2 state solution. in theory, he believes that there should the base as a whole post and you understand what they don't basically. and the way i find the guys i know i'm is not all clear the trump ministration believes that horrible things if i married, are just very briefly treat on what was said earlier. this statement was made to people or at least clear about wall trump believes, i'm not sure that's true because if you look at the city of deer, martin and michigan was mature of cities in the united states. mr. trump think for also you will hoops, bearer and i, i don't think there was people were putting on the basis of what i left struggled with frank getting through them. so there they were, i believe made promises during trump campaign, but he has already broken now just briefly, can you just to expand on that for all rodents. yes, absolutely. so basicall

and so i do hope the trumpet ministration. resist that temptation. so we don't know that it does sound bad optimistic, and you know the deal unless because a close adviser to trump. and so for here we go one way you'd be over the moon about this. well, i mean, you want suppressing my account. so, i mean, this is not exactly someone who is a police or repair that relationship, because yeah, i can see a startled expression with joe rogan when rogue, i mean rogan literally singled you out, and there's no that trump a single, that rogan as being a really important factor in this wind for setting demographic to yeah, i mean look, he wants a complicated character, but they're all complicated characters and they're all subject to all kinds of pressures. and we don't know exactly what they're being told behind the scenes and what kind of um, you know, sort of deals are being brought to them by the security agencies, by advertisers who are threatening to boycott. we don't know the, the entire story. i do think that the trump administration or, or the donald t

but again, we are in a situation where the bite in ministration is really using this time, the slammed up period in order to strengthen the algorithm for the war and prevent the trump administration from actually taking actions that could be escalate. so i know we'll probably talk a little bit more about that, but i wanted to mention that as well as some excellent points in there, john, the use top diplomat has said western powers gave authorization for cube to use long range missiles against russia. but we haven't gotten confirmation from washington. i'm wondering why do you think that is, especially when it's clear that you probably would not be able to use these attack him missiles without the us as support? well, i think that one thing is clear from the 2024 elections is that donald trump, that a clear mandates to in the words, this is something that he ran out and it was one of his major points was that he was going to be the candidates to bring peace, that he was going to end of the one ukraine and at multiple points, he decried the blood, shed the loss of life on both sides of t

but it was uh then for instruction and people and then finally ministration will resist any kind of a page to, for their own motivation which, you know, where a mixture of making a maniacal impulse is and just pure grease that comes from harms deals. and this vanity that suggests it over to capsize to russian government. all those uh, so side now. and what you have is a, is ukraine, which is, it has large destruction. and you know, agriculture. there's been heavily damage loss of so many young people is there, there needs to be serious discussions about how do you, how do you measure crank all again. you know, whether the issue is geographical financial infrastructure or whatever. and that, that it's important that those discussions began in a way that us policy of continuing to feed an escalation or aspect to you as a disadvantage to be able to influence investor. so i will, it will influence it by stopping all the money. draining away, i know budget more money event. dre the way we'll just, i mean, coming to an end here. i mean, free speech daily is going to benefit from a trump adm

just over a month ago, we saw the us and ministration the secretary's blanket and austin sent a letter to israel giving is ro 30 days to improve humanitarian conditions on the ground. in garza, we along with 7 other n g o's and submitted a report card that found that israel overwhelmingly failed at the meeting. each metric that uh that, that the us had that had laid out for them to, to show improvement and, and, and october saw the lowest number of trucks, the daily average of 30 only 37 trucks. and during the summer now the american administration found that israel had met the conditions, but they have set forth and decided to allow israel to proceed without any type of consequence. so i think so long as israel does not be actual consequences. so long as there is no accountability, we're only going to continue to see is ro acting with impunity. and civilians who have been bearing the brunt of this for the last. 40 almost 14 months are going to continue to suffer and be deprived of the basic needs that they have for their survival. you with the the 1st us diplomat to publicly resign be

so they expect they should need that, that would continue during that time, but ministration. when people have question is how the 2 months of an aide would be used. would it be in a storm implies you mentioned for function on ends and therefore uh it wouldn't be used as has been used previously. or basically the previous way of providing do you mind color assistance for people? what really in need of assistance would continue from the side of the us not be is really the critical question on the question of human rights. i think be a perhaps. i don't think that that would be a lot of expectations. in any case, during the cut and by doing a dissertation that has been too much expectation, but not as much daily, very on live areas as well. um and the in terms of priority kaz good. if you think about it, web developer, you can see it in the uh, forwarding policy priority of the kind of documentation of president biden on the incoming administration of uh, president trump. if you look at that from the perspective of the resources that that are located, the staff that are committed

although i think that the buyer, ministration is sell bundled matters. uh, sacrificing uh the, the flower of the lives as a flower of it. you crate it, you know how these young people were killed by administrations of products is just not going to be effective in trying to bring about association of that war. and i think, you know, russia is going to have to sell that was ukraine. you know, why is that will be in both parties, best interest in no rush. you has to deal with the a certain fraction of that. you create a government that really doesn't want to see that war and they all returned back to explain the 2nd. but then there were reports that iran is going to attack on us election day. it didn't retaliate for the previous uh, u. k. u. s. e. you, um, does riley attack on the run? i don't know whether the uranium government is thinking of attacking in this intervening period, the interregnum period. so then trump can say he's the peacemaker afterwards. and now it'd be a better time how it looks. look at that. let's look at that. the intra random period

and here again, the by the ministration stands accused of, i'm not sure i missed the saturday beyond all reasonable boundaries, escalating tensions in the matter of it is dangerous for the matter. that is seemingly designed to complicate things as much as possible for the incoming. donald trump, presidency and administration in his profess bizarre to end this call thinks as quickly as possible. all the head of the water is here to alexander markovich. he says the use of them is off as yet another step by certain western act is to simply escalate this conflict. in the west. the waste escalates the more ukraine when ukraine um gets more and more for example, it started sending texts to ukraine. when um, ukraine was running out of the tanks. it started sending of 16 shots when ukraine um didn't have um, any comp trust anymore. and of course now since the ukrainian incursion intercourse is turning more, more into a disaster. now the west tries to further escalate. the situation with the use of the attack comes and storm. chatham is so small, also in um, beyond and in the coast region in

and and else with the. 2 was it seems as an escalation for escalations sake, this is the by the ministrations legacy a present for the trump team, the incoming trump team making the chances of trump reaching a negotiated solution, guessing russia and ukraine at the dos aging table. there was tonsils. with this decision on now severely on the mind, the shots is now unrealistic. the degree of enmity between russia and the west will undoubtedly already the peak will undoubtedly rise even further. of course, this opens up a pandora's box roches nuclear use nuclear weapons use dr. it recently beat up data according to which i need no nuclear power, such as you craig, which, which is an attack with weapons provided by a nuclear power. so in this case, uh, great britain fronts and the united states on russia. well, there was nuclear countries will be considered completed. this will be considered a joint attack, which means a declaration of war loud susan has said to very clearly it's not a question of allowing the opinion regime to strike russia with these weapons or not. it is a question of decidin