good to be here. natal held a summit last week in which he had declared its strategic concept. and russia was labeled a direct threat to the block. how does that help you cream? well, i think 1st off, it's important that nato actually do is 1st jobs, which is collective defense. and so by recognizing the threat that russia presents in europe as a whole, not only against ukraine, but against nato allies as well, nato is taking an important step. and this gives nato a foundation for improving its own defense capabilities. increasing defense spending increasing high readiness forces deploying forces. further forward, all of this is meant to contain much, it doesn't do anything for ukraine, specifically, some of the other nato allies, of course, including united states in germany, and you are providing direct systems to train. that's done outside the nato framework. not you said in a recent interview that when it comes to protecting the blog, nato has done a very good job. you just have the same thing right now, but when it comes to being relevant and effective in crisis management

at the summit last week, natal welcomed or nearly welcomed to a new members and so did not do the right thing. there oh absolutely o nature, reconfirmed is open door policy. the countries that want to apply can apply arm sweden and finland have both made it clear before the war doubt. although they are not members of nature, the freedom to choose. the alliance is one of the core rides are granted to them, another parish chart on that, it would not see this fried, been diminished or limited by russia. and this was, if you, if you go back to the december 17th proposal, or they're put in, put on the table to kind of force neutralization of, of eastern europe and, and all countries are in the east for something that they bitterly objected. so it is certainly the right thing curly that poland has demanded sort of a, an improvement of the defenses on the east and flags, more troops, more weapons are for, for many, many years. so is war so happy now we're so is so quite happy and we understand that this is a compromise. it is perhaps not the whole that that was the wanted. but so not only pola

this never should have happened. natal really shouldn't be existing. it should have been disbanded, want to worship when the warsaw pact was all the problems we have today in europe are because natal still exists and nobody can say why we needed natal after to berlin. wall fell, you know, but obviously now it's, it's clear that the military industrial complex in the was needed made and no one else. but, you know, it's imperiling peace in the whole european and even your, your asian land mess. all right, i was, we enter a new week. do keep right in the know by taking a look at our website all the days. big developments on plenty of informed analysis on opinion. always just a click away r t dot call bye for now. for a, with a ton welcome to oil to part for the last 3 decades since the collapse of the soviet union. russia has been floundering through an identity crisis. i'm sure about what it is an insecure about what it wants to be. do you believe configuration with the west proved short sleeved on the brother on the reciprocated, while the relationship

is natal failing ukraine and buster vulgar? well, i think nato is not playing a role right now. in this largest worry europe, nato was founded in order to create security for us and it is doing that. but it's 2nd core function from the strategic concept, even the one that was just to read at the madrid summit. it says the 2nd core function of nato is crisis management, and nato is not really involved in ending this crisis. russia's war against ukraine . one thing that i think natal could be doing even today is providing a clearinghouse functions for arms and shipments to ukraine's united states. he's doing this out of ramstein air base doing it all the bilateral ages with many other countries. but this is something that nato has done for and could do in this case as well. what else you need to be doing is just about getting house functionally. is there more that need to could be doing to directly help ukraine? yeah, i think there are also functions in terms of intelligence collection and sharing with screenings. there are communication functions that could be done. and most impo

this never should have happened natal, which really shouldn't be existing. it should've been disbanded when the worship won. the warsaw pact was all the problems we have today in europe are because natal still exists. and you know, nobody can say why we needed natal after the berlin wall fell. you know, but obviously now it's, it's clear that the military industrial complex and was needed nato and no one else . but, you know, it's imperiling peace in the whole european and even your, your asian land mass. all right, as we enter a new week, do keep right in the know by taking a look at our website all the days. big developments on plenty of informed analysis on opinion. always just a click away on r t dot call printer. ah ah oh hello people i think is 70 percent of even 80 percent of serbian people for russians. but you know, you cannot make it like a fission or like something that you, you know, the number people who come to wish for the book. and then you may conclusion, they are pro russians are not through. so phobia means also cerebral phobia. and we wer

well, natal has been a partner with russia ever. natives. never taken partnership with russia seriously . and we now know thanks to yon stone burge, maybe slip of the tongue. the nato has been preparing to fight russia since 2014. that is for the last 8 years. so all we're seeing right now is natal finally being honest. um, you know and saying no, well this is what we're going to do it's, it's what they wanted to do all along to reinvigorate the, the alliance stripping away any pretence of being a defensive organization. and acknowledging straight up that it's sole purpose is to confront russia. i did by the natal people to take a closer look at what's going on in the ukraine, where the proxies been destroyed before seriously tried to confront russia. but at least they're going to go through the motions of test. so it's very interesting here. so there is no longer a pretense to pan european security. because if you want pans, european security, you have to include russia. but really what now we've had and scott's ride from a, i would say it

well, natal has been a pardon with russia ever. nato's never taken partnership with russia seriously. and we now know thanks to yon stone burge, maybe slip of the tongue. the nato has been preparing to fight russia since 2004, and that is for the last 8 years. so all we're seeing right now is natal finally being honest, you know, and saying ok, well this is what we're going to do. it it's, it's what they wanted to do all along to reinvigorate the alliance. so, stripping away, any pretence of being a defensive organization, and acknowledging straight up that it's so purposes to confront. russia i did by the natal people to take a closer look at what's going on in the ukraine, where the proxies being destroyed before seriously tried to cross russia. but at least they're going to go through the motions. ted, ted, so, so it's very interesting here. so there is no longer a pretense to pan european security, because if you want pants, european security, you have to include russia. but really what now we've had and, and scott's right from e. i would say it shows the centrally from the very b

if this becomes a full scale war between russia and natal, then was it suffering damage? death destruction at the scale, which is much, much worse than what you see in your crane to they yours over a correspond built of course to prevent escalation beyond ukraine. and that's the reason why nate was not a part of the conflict on the round. but that came hand in hand with this hunting out of an announcement, we will transform the nato response force and increase the number or higher. this forces to well over 300000. so, so the meaningful dialogue we worked for, for so many years. that's a knocked on the table that's not working. however, that was all news to many native members who were seemingly unaware of this plan. and that, wondering if they needed to commit more troops to figure it turns out, was conceptual. the details of the nato force model, including its precise scale and composition, continue to be developed and that won't be ready until 2023. that is still a long way off, especially for russia, as tolten berg said really poses the most significant and direct thre

that's how seriousness the fee will be and been what's natal? great. yeah. ted, you know, right, right. prior to the confab of nato, we had the g 7 meeting and basically they came out with the line, a pledging support for ukraine quote, for as long as it takes did anybody in the west vote for that? i mean, you know, why it just told us about the conditions in, in spain that you know, but the highest inflation in, in recent memory. and that's only going to get worse. i mean, winter is coming. and if you look at the russian, the, the way your opinions are dependent on russian energy, which is really quite comical. you know, we have to cut off the russians, cut off the right, but then they're going to be desperate for energy. and then they're going to blame russia anyway, which of course is a topic burnett. so another program here, but i mean, we know whatever it takes. what does that mean? ok. i mean, you can, ukraine cannot be, fail, cannot be defeated. well, just as scott said, no one in their right mind thinks it's going well for the ukrainians. how do you

and then what is natal? good, ted, you know, right, right. prior to the con fab of nato, we had the g 7 meeting and basically they came out with the line, a pledging support for ukraine quote, for as long as it takes. did anybody in the west vote for that? i mean, you know, why it just told us about the conditions in spain that you know, the, the highest inflation in recent memory. and that's only going to get worse. i mean, winter is coming. and if you look at the russian, the, the way europeans are dependent on russian energy, which is really quite comical. you know, we have to cut off the russians cut off the written, but they're going to be desperate for energy. and then they get to blame russia anyway, which of course is a topic burnett, still another program here. but i mean, we, we know whatever it takes. what does that mean? ok. i mean, you can, ukraine cannot be, fail, cannot be defeated. well, just as scott said, no one in their right mind thinks it's going well for the ukrainians. how do you react

can say why we needed natal after the berlin wall fell. you know, but obviously now it's, it's clear that the military industrial complex in the west needed made and no one else. but, you know, it's imperiling peace in the whole european and even your, your asian land mass. all right, as we enter a new week, do keep right in the no by taking a look at our website all the days. big developments on plenty of informed analysis on opinion. always just a click away r r t dot call bye for now. ah ah ah so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development the only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk ah ah ah, in unit the might be who has a level mr. was, are you give me? you've got to be on the bus, ma'am? pretty alone there we use that in the put in the one you're going to record blood that you feel in them is probably can mr. but i see which in law and g

still exists and nobody can say why we needed natal after the berlin wall fell. you know, but obviously now it's, it's clear that the military industrial complex and was needed made and no one else . but, you know, it's imperiling peace in the whole european and even your, your asian land mass. all right, i was, we enter a new week. do keep right in the know by taking a look at our website all the days. big developments on plenty of informed analysis on opinion. always just a click away r t dot call for for what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense, bearing dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical time. time to sit down and talk blue in each to come to the russian state. will never be as tight as on the most lampkin div, asking him then i'll send, send that for a group in the 55 when. okay, so mine is 2000 speedy with. we will van in the european union the kremlin. yup. machines. the state aren't russ

if there's one thing that the conflict is exposed is how much you is hostage of natal. the us things are unveiling right now that you is not, is not it's completely hijacked by us interest. and they all following and going against their own people day. when you, you look at feeling into them, did they do the referendum and asked people if they want to join? they won't do that. they're not real democracies and the supporting a state you clean when she's the least in aquatic. there's no position. it's an, as he stays the supporting nothing, any. it's a shame considering the europe history. meanwhile, china was also mentioned in the updated strategy, branded as a systematic challenge. as leaders of asian pacific states also attended the summit, spacings top. diplomats you acted with a warning saying that further nater, enlargements could ignite a confrontation. in recent years, nato has been persistently expanding and provoking confrontation between groups of countries. the international community should be highly aware of this and should strongly oppose it. while british

and the reality is on the ground, rather than claiming that natal isn't in those and angel as far as the outbreak of all still it is, the ukraine is concerned, not as you know, washington repeatedly expressed its anger that beijing house and taken more of an anti russian stamps over the conflict. do you think china will be swayed any way by us, please? absolutely not allow. we have decided that china, russian relations were normalized back in 1989 before the disintegration of the former soviet union. and the border which runs for more than 4000 kilometers long between china and russia, have being peaceful and de neutrally and mutually beneficial ever since 1989. i would urge that if of the 2 members stage could i have used that not sure of wisdom and vision that china has demonstrated since 1989 in dealing with a former soviet union its last 2 days or years as well as with the russian federation. ever since its emerges on that global seeing them probably russia and european relations. russia and natal relations could have been much better than it is today. and they will have be no re

this never should have happened natal, which really shouldn't be existing. it should've been disbanded when the war show when the warsaw pact was all the problems we have today in europe are because natal still exists and nobody can say why we needed natal after the berlin wall fell. you know, but obviously now it's, it's clear that the military industrial complex in the was needed made and no one else. but, you know, it's imperiling peace in the whole european and even your, your asian land mess. last the latest news from around the world. my name is peter scott, and i'll be back again at the top of the i'll, but do feel free to head over to our social media pages for more news and video content in the meantime. ah, ah . ah the phones are on are all for ukrainian integration into west school is know to me it was a rather european union. and the whole year, premium crisis, which we see now in the full scale started with the ideal association agreement, 2013 of course. now we see that there is basically no difference in the european union. by that time, europ

why not natal is doing enough. it was basically calling for consistency and rather than rather than being rather than being hawkish against russia. so as a nathan member, of course, the numbers who would we, we would call as the war mongering. but at the same time and nothing, nothing or things were not enough to let's say, need the worst. that's why that's why was calling full action just to just in just do they invite the other other numbers to consider. well, he was there, provoking in this regard, but if we are serious, what kind of action do you think he was calling for? what kind of action native could really take to do, sir? the so called russian aggression. know it's, and it's because like talking isn't it a member and when the law certain members who are calling for, let's say, the reactions to just the ukraine, turkey, it was aware that it would have to, you know, it was somehow in influencing. impact took his policy or construct the area of maneuver. that's why and this is, this is what one has done in t

familiares se han reunido para recolectar dinero y poder repatriar los cuerpos de los fallecidos a su natalhonor a estos tres personas que murieron ahogados en el Área reclecrÉativa estatal al norte de la bahÍa de san francisco cuando intentaron salvar la vida de un niÑo de 8 aÑos. sus organizadores dijeron que llegraoneo cientos de personas para apoyar la iniciativa y participaron en rifas y compra de comidas entre otros para poder completar el proceso de repatriaciÓn de los cuerpos. comenzamos con la hija de edwin rivas que dice que su padre siempre estaba en estos eventos. >>> este es un bingo que lo hace la comunidad principalmente de donde era oriundo mi papÁ, Él empezÓ esta causa aquÍ en el campo principalmente porque alguien le pedÍa ayuda para cualquier necesidad que tuviera y Él empezaba a recolectar fondos para la causa. >>> aquÍ bustillo, chiquis, se reunÍan con el resto de sus compaÑeros cada demasiado para compartir su pasiÓn por el fÚtbol, hoy fueron recordados con un juego amistoso entre los equipos que pertenecÍan. y justo cuando son las 18: 04 este evento continÚa y agradec

but they do believe that the new strategy of natal shows that the research as certain closeness between the western perspective and the eastern perspectives right now. i think it's a misleading analogy because rushes economy in society have been so open, then it's nearly impossible to close them down in the same fashion. it was after the 2nd world war. so we're going into an unprecedented geopolitical confrontation and i'm not sure this form of open economy. it's the most global integrated, con, among the bricks. countries, 700000 russians have left rush after the war. this maintains private channels and new ways of influence. it was still on there, it's new we have a systemic rivalry. it's not the kind of economic different model that russia proposed as the soviet union was. but we have a different modem of governance of policy, of justification and, and hands. we have this kind of competition will be a different cold war, but it will be a cool. thank you very much. this was to the point for this edition. thank you very much for watching. and if you're watching us on youtube, do share

fueron despedidos con mÚsica de banda y resos th su en su natal veracruz.no era lo que esperÁbamos y ver a nuestros hijos, muertos. >>> junto con los hermanos valencia muriÓ su primo misael de 16 aÑos. si hijo querÍa salir de la pobrezas, en guanajuato rezaron por mara guadalupe la Única mujer mexicana que viajaba en este trÁiler. >>> greg abbott dijo que es desagradable ver lo que ocurriÓ en la primaria rob. se ve policÍas sin afrontar al atacante. no reciben el protocolo y que recibiÓ informaciÓn incorrecta el dÍa del tiroteo. >>> mientras tanto, comisionado del condado uvalde piden que el gobernador llame a una sesiÓn especial para aumentar a 21 aÑos la edad mÍnima para un rifle de asalto. se explica que la violencia armada aumentÓ drÁsticamente y contra eso se requiere actuar ahora. en texas hay que tener 18 aÑos para comprar un arma de alto calibre como una ar 15. seguimos en texas, la ola de calor que castiga el estado hace varios dÍas. estÁ aumentando el riesgo de apagones. con con temperaturas que rodean los 110 grados fahrenheit. el operador de la

is he still is this to natal that actually steal them all? we have the pre jealous, cham we have that the you are doing a blow as mortars even to start on the. but i see leon, you must put it in his ideal dumpsters, homer's him leap, which my daughter could other. he's like a water. he said they do shave soon as you see me recently with a motion. i just a thought that the booth that he to morning cuz no one i'm going to miss summers to bring you my should the other you can have done both because the new year's eve believe it was blazing lately. yeah. for sure. for that or potential bus peninsula. so we'll put a bundle oh oh okay. okay. i show the book. okay. but i'd love to finish it last time. the soul. sure or not. i was looking for a really long way and your name is sasha furniture switching over to show at the bottom the light from the highest last filled up in the envelope. not an initial letter. when done it. oh oh the oh fast is it your hawk? i'm we're with mother in law. michelle. oh eddie this month. it all caught up. i had 2 more co

familiares del otro guatemalteco que perdieron la vida en el río, el repatrió los cuerpos a su país natalro por la inflación o cuando aumenta el presupuesto por cada estudiante, comenzamos >>> este es telemundo 48 >>>buenas tardes tengan todos bienvenidos soy fátima navarrete, en auckland un grupo de voluntarios de la oficina del concejal de distrito cinco con familiares de los hombres guatemalteco que murieron ahogados en el río delta san joaquín se reunieron para recaudar fondos y repatriar los cuerpos a guatemala carlos cabrera le dio seguimiento a la noticia y está en vivo para emplear, carlos buenas tardes! >>> buenas tardes desde las 8:00 de la mañana y este minutos se realizó un evento dicen familiares que con el objetivo de continuar recaudando fondos para la parte del cuerpo de los tres hombres que murieron ahogados tratando de salvar la vida de un niño de ocho años, en este estacionamiento en el corazón de auckland llegando grupo de la ciudad tiene junto a la familia y amigos unieron fuerzas para recolectar dinero para esta causa conversamos con (...), la hija de rivas conocido

soÑÓ con conocer su natal mÉxico. en este lugar ahora sus padres esperan poder repatriar su cuerpo.rieron en un boliche que permanece cerrado. los contactamos para saber cuÁles son sus polÍticas de seguridad, pero un no obtenemos respuesta. paola: esperamos poder retomar el contacto con paola, sino en la noche les tenemos todos los detalles. vamos ahora al sur de la bahÍa en san josÉ. en la madrugada del domingo recibieron reportes de una pelea, al llegar encontraron a un hombre gravemente herido. Éste es el homicidio nÚmero 23 en esta ciudad de san josÉ. en san josÉ los detectives arrestaron a manuel gutiÉrrez, es el principal sospechoso de un asesinato. continÚan investigando los motivos que llevaron a este sujeto a atacar una persona. otro sujeto fue detenido bajo sospecha de asesinar una persona. la vÍctima fue apuÑalada y fue declarada muerta en el lugar del crimen. ramÓn: las autoridades buscan a una persona, el peatÓn muriÓ en el lugar. el sujeto que se dio a la fuga conducÍa un vÍdeo y con esta muerte suman 23 peatones en la ciudad de san josÉ. >> una madre busca desesperada

i know the listing decided deployments by the natal in the russian borders and he was just one of the generals because we can take it as his expert, a private opinion because as i'm sure you would agree that nobody can predict the outcome of the war or the ration over over a military operation at the, at the side and we seen its trajectory change a couple of times because there was initially a move towards peace talks in turkey. and then this strategy on the western part seemed to have changed with more and more ours being santia crane. so if i were to ask you, how long do you think it's going to go for russia? he's the one of the best military forces in the or it used to be a 100 to so we tune them and it has a lot of just armed forces and military operations have been 100. yes. if you have to trace back from, does our discussions who have gone to napoleon in the french war. and so then you cumulatively take all this russia, he's image of military power and we have already spent about 6 months. and ukraine is a very small country, also the kind of found forces they have could have be

u natal project. all of us are facing the possibility of a global catastrophe. well, peppy, i mean what, what is driving this here? i mean, from the west, there is an ideological for you. is it just economic a gemini? because i always, i tend to fall back on the sense of american exceptionalism, that they, the american elite. and he talks about here, liberal intervention is versus restraints, which i think is a joke because both camps, it, if you want to say they believe in american exceptionalism. and that is the great barrier to accept the fact that we are a pre ordained to run the world. that is something that is part of the american dna . how do they deal with it? pepe. well, in continental europe, it's still the primacy of the ideas of the, like, this is something that we see, especially in france and new jersey. yeah. but don't you know, peppy, don't you think they, that i think they're actually in defiance of their own ideals. you know, sanctity, a problem to process freedom of speech. i've still no, no they, it's all, it's all rubbish. okay. i don't thin

when all 3 countries are meeting including natal member turkey, called on the us to withdraw its troops from syria or t correspondent, alisha trego, texas. through that, the other big issues discussed was constant blame game that has to do with the russian gas exports has been going on for months and months. ebola titian's keep saying that the gas prices are going through the roof because of what vladimir putin is up. do because of how the russian government is pulling the strings, but here and the capital of iran to have one bladder poot and tried to silence the critics with what he called facts from a to z. there are several routes that enable the flow of russian gas to europe and according to the russian leader. if you look at most of these routes in each case, you'll find how the european politicians are shooting themselves in the foot. which is gas prone have to do with this because one pipeline for scheduled maintenance. the other pipeline was closed because of sanctions gas promise ready to pump as much gas as is necessary. it's the west that is imposing these obstacles. they're

u natal project. all of us are facing the possibility of a. ready global catastrophe. well, peppy, i mean what, what is driving this here? i mean, from the west, there is an ideological for you. is it just economic a gemini? because i always, i tend to fall back on the sense of american exceptionalism, that they, the american elite. and he talks about here, liberal intervention is versus restraints, which i think is a joke because both camps, it, if you want to say they believe in american exceptionalism. and that is the great barrier to accept the fact that we are a pre ordained to run the world. that is something that is part of the american dna . how do they deal with it? pepe. well, in continental europe, it's still the primacy of the ideas of the enlightenment. this is something that we see specially in france and new jersey. yeah. but don't you, don't you think they, i think they're actually in defiance of their own ideal. you know, thank you probably to process freedom of speech. i'm still know they, it's all, it's all. rubbish. ok. i don't think they haven't be

no president, a dirt all is threatening to veto sweden and finland natal bids unless they fulfill what anchor essays was agreed upon. let's go live no to political unless use if earth for his take use of good to see you. as you know, we're seeing contradictory statements from turkey and sweden on the terms of the trilateral agreement within and of course as well. how can the truth be established in such a situation? if we're hearing such divergent a colleague? i think that there are many promises given in brussels to the turks, as we saw, the trilateral memorandum that was signed between these 3 countries and inside the trilateral member. and then it does talk about extradition of terrorists. now we're seeing the swedish talk about, well, we didn't get at least we did agree upon a number that doesn't change the fact that there was extra edition talked about and behind closed doors. there were most like the promises made to the church that they agreed to move forward with this. now, this trilateral memorandum, it's not finding that is a fact. it's a memorandum, it's not a contract. and

city of done yet as local authorities say ukrainian forces targeted residential areas they're using natal supplied. heavy artillery. 3 civilians are said to have been killed and at least 3 others wounded with the cities infrastructure. also sustaining heavy damage. that's as rush and lead forces continue to advance on the ground and don boss with the guns cathedral, he's saying the allied army has taken control of the key gorski power station in bun yeske. lugens kh officials say ukrainian forces minds the area before retreating and now we're clean up. operation is underway at the facility, which is the, which is europe's largest thermal power plant. among the russian troops involved in the operation, our members of the wagner group, a private military company. and archie is more at gas d reports from that area where he got an exclusive look into the groups operations . ah, there were no safe roads leading to where we were doing that. then again, the people we were visiting. specialize in forging parts where there are none. the factors who took this village, good enough where they go ther