the first thing is that america will be isolated in the new world order. america is gathering its hands in the world . it no longer has the power to handle the whole world . this is our own region. you saw it in afghanistan. fleeing from vietnam and afghanistan to be present, the parliament approved in iraq to consider the end of military force in iran, you cannot physically be present in your region in the persian gulf , and look at isfahan now. america is worried about the presence of powerful countries like russia to china in africa, while america is in africa, you can see the various bases of latin america, the solitude of the americans, so these are the signs that america is struggling inside , it has many problems, the foundations of america are worn out inside, and in this recent trip of the president it was not my first trip to new york. it was the shame of the whole world. i was one of the most important cities during the governor's term. i look like a customer. i look at the bridges, the streets , the green spaces . i don't believe that we don't h

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this is part of the global struggle for the global struggle for a new world order, a new world order, and which is the basis only today its contours are visible and there is a struggle will the americans be able to keep this world order will be able to protect it with their weapons. and with the support of other 500-50 countries, or they won't be able to, and today uh, here uh, very simple theses are heard russia must stop the special military operation. russia must withdraw its troops beyond the 1991 line. start paying reparations. and of course, it is necessary to put on trial all the e responsible for the situation that has developed in the east of europe a and no other. ah,

first , america will be isolated in the new world order. america will gather its hands and feet in the world. he doesn't have the power to handle the whole world, i wanted to make an example of you an example of this is our northern region in afghanistan. the americans said that it is more disastrous than vietnam to escape from afghanistan . america can be present at the level of advisers. the parliament approved the military presence in iran in iraq. in the persian gulf, the united states cannot physically be present and look at the decline in africa. now the united states is worried about the presence of powerful countries like russia and china in africa, while the united states has various military bases in africa. you can see latin america. america for the decline of you and me, the reasons were clearer and the signs were clearer in the foreign field than in the honor of the kurds in latin america, whatever i did, it could not hit the ground , because they do not seem to be in a very good situation, from strengthening the field and the g

capacity of the northern road the south and iran's friends, india and china, are using it in the new worldn the new anti-sanctions area to point out that the west had targeted the identity of the russian society. today, russia is fighting with the people of ukraine in ukraine. the people are dissatisfied with the effect of his policies and are fascist. making fun of mehreh, the executive of persian policies, announced that today the tanks that are facing the russian army are the broken ones of nazi germany, similar to the ones created by america in the 1930s, and it is cute, and the expansion of the bio-test has created and emphasized that russia he defends his own identity from his own people incorporating russia will not fail in military operations in any way, that is why the deception front of information warfare was created and emphasized the new global order that will be easier to win against american unilateralism, along with the issues raised in the field of new structural budgets and combinations . especially mr. putin emphasized that today, while european countries have the abilit

breaking news this morning on world news. now a massive and deadly earthquake hits turkey and neighboring syria. countless buildings have crumbled. debris everywhere, scared residents scrambling to safety as emergency efforts are underway to find those trapped under the rubble, like this little girl that was rescued. also this morning, the fallout over that chinese by balloon shot down off the carolina coast as an urgent effort continues to pull the wreckage from the atlantic ocean plus the near collision between two planes on the runway in austin, texas. fedex cargo plane and the southwest passenger jet . what we're learning this morning from the investigation and later the amateur rapper who's going viral on tiktok how his raps about pop culture and current events have attracted more than four million followers , including lizzo and does a cat. it's monday, february 6th. from abc news. this is world news now. that young man is some monday. motivation natch andrew denver joined alongside by jacqueline lee philadelphia. welco

what i'd pay attention to the following he used in translation into russian the expression of the new worldrder. well , let's put the world out of brackets, but our historical memory is the concept of a new order. not only does it say a lot, it is categorically unacceptable from this, and we must proceed from these fantasies that sound periodically from this. eh, mr. or pan, well. here it is necessary, apparently, to have some kind of special education in order to seriously comment on them. here are our diplomats. here are some polite legends with what ischemisms, they say this is a political maniac, but it's quite obvious. and what do they do with the maniac and destroy it? if if you have the opportunity to eat, yes, you have everything, let's not deceive ourselves in private, we have everything we are definitely not papua new guinea, and, as it were, nato is in both weapons. we were not outclassed. this is approximately 3,5-4 to one not in our favor, then nuclear. we have parity a in tactical operational-tactical weapons. we have complete advantage. there is no need to hide it here, there

and to have tangible outputs the relations between iran and china in the new world order, written by time magazine of america, iran and china are signs of the formation of a new situation in the world. mr. raisi also said in peking university that a new world is being formed and the order of cohen 7 is not iran, music, or are you with us? or with terrorists, there is no third way. the view based on which the west launched several wars, many countries set their own on the same axis, this is what was called the developing world, a world in which the west was the main decision maker. it has been a year that the world no longer revolves around this orbit, the purchase of russian oil from india it does not support russia's military operations in ukraine, the money it gives to russia for the purchase of oil is used for the war, this is not the case , it is one of russia's oil and gas customers and it is free to choose its sellers. we must have this freedom in the world . which is now called multi-polar, the economic relations and the ways of the countries are not the same as before. in 2012

and for me, the world of wildlife has always been interesting to learn new worlds, to know new peopleneed your own friends to be willing to travel and cultivate yourself in the open. let's just say to wildlife. i think that every person is interested in going to the city, because , well, a completely different world gives such an extraordinary feeling of freedom to conquer the new world around, and this captivates me very much. that's always such a creative atmosphere among friends, we dreamed of traveling. and when the university had already ended, because the university did not have the opportunity. i did not have time, and then, when there was time already, when i went to work, there was a vacation. he had to do something, he got into the section and immediately offered a bunch of options, because the athletes were not bad. i'm talking about myself and about my brother, and we immediately found out easily in the company of already such, er, hard-working climbers, and they showed themselves brightly, they immediately gave the green light to all sorts of competition events, and then

he says, we must build a new world order, as well do americans know what you're doing? ples americans? for 30 years, on occasion and without , they have been saying that the world is based on rules, they rightly forgot, they are trying to impose on us the rules that they dictate this world order. they grabbed it with their claws and teeth with all parts of the body in order, god forbid, not to shake it, this world order suits them, quite, uh, in a wonderful way, and then poland suddenly declares that we must build a new world order. these are all questions for such reflections of us. i urge you to treat the statements that will be made in the near future by the west and their henchmen. uh, in our country with maximum sobriety and understanding that a turning point is now approaching, which will certainly bring victory in our country, and they will throw all their resources, all their possibilities, to act on the internal political situation in the country and every time . here is listening to any statement. any publication to watch interviews. remember that what he told

and the last time i read brave new world, i was 13. so i remember it well because i read it in the year 1984. i was in eighth grade and my eighth grade teacher, mr. wall, he thought it was very clever to assign 1984. in 1984, right. and we read 1984. we read brave new world or we read animal farm and if you want a stunning indictment of soulless, godless, totalitarian domination, read any of those three or ideally all of those three. so michael knowles, what did we just see? you just saw one little peek into the book club on prager u. that happened to be with my friend senator cruz. we do a show every single month and the show is truly a book club. i mentioned that he's my friend because most of the guests that we have on are personal friends of mine. most of the books that we do are suggestions by the guests who who we will approach and we'll say, hey, i'd like to have you on the show. what do you want to read? and they'll say, you know, my favorite book either from a year ago or my favorite book from when i was 12 years old is x, y,

be at the head of the angard, this very process of forming a new world order.his needs to be stated precisely. it is also necessary to unequivocally formulate those provisions that relate to our interaction with west. everything is quite rosy there. e things concept. it prescribes what is now and what should be from the point of view of the future in terms of foreign policy, and it spells out what international law is. yes, as far as international law in the form, uh , which implied the concept in general , exists today. this is a very big question . is there international law that was created as a result of the great patriotic world war ii? to whom we ask this question we should ask ourselves this question, because now it must be formed this is the concept of foreign policy. well, we understand that it is not. we understand, here the question is, what will be included in this very text, and the concept? that is, as you can see, but he is not right. even all our partners say that, well, how else do they say that, like, the world based sent, yes, they canceled i

that's who will win there, he, most likely, will determine the new world space, the new world order foreseeable future. so i think not to rush here to hurry, but slowly it's true the concept is beautiful, yes, well, i also get around here about the canoe war, as for the war. i perfectly understand mikhail when he says that there is a difference between there, relatively speaking, vietnam, uh, and the current conflict in the southwestern strategic direction in the sense that these are our territories, our people, there and so on. this is a fair remark, but on the other hand there is. another thing in order to, as it were, in order to have a tango, you need two people, they perceive it, it's really not like karen st. george on them it's not like that. well, we also need to calm down with this matter, because after all , quite a lot of time has passed. and we need to return these regions first by military means, then by economic, social and cultural ones. this is also a certain task. in this sense , there is a significant difference, let's say even between crimea and those new territories

woman: and now, "bbc world news". a: i am laura trevelyan in washington, and this is "bbc world news america." extensive search-and-rescue operations are underway in turkey and syria after major earthquakes. more than 2300 people have been killed in southern turkey. thousands of buildings collapsed. around 120 more people died in northern syria. the quake measured 7.8 and was felt as far away as lebanonnd cyprus. >> we've all heard the sound of the earthquake. my sister is still trapped under the rubble. >> there are 12 families trapped here and no one managed to get out. they are all inside here. laura: house republicans want to formally condemn the biden administon so long to shoot down a spy balloon. china says the u.s. response is an overreaction. >> show your respect! >> ♪ laura: beyoncÉ bricks the record for the most -- breaks the record for the most grammy award-wins of all time, picking up her 32nd trophy. ♪ welcome to "world news america" on pbs and around the globe. we begin tonight with the rescue operations

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new settlement system is being built, including international trade in the word certain changes are in the pipeline. i'm afraid to get ahead of myself, but it seems to me that it will appear in the world in the near future. new powerful monetary union with new currency reserves. in our case , the sanction pressure contributes to the denial of dollars in mutual settlements with the main trading partners. west the blackmail of disconnection from the international payment system swift led to the fact that russia and belarus are switching to chinese counterpart. at the same time, the share of settlement in dollars fell to a record low of 40% when using light is already clear to everyone. the era of dollar dominance is ending the future is behind the trading blocs of calculations in which national currencies will be made in belarus russia has already moved away from the dollar in basic calculations, it is important that other partners actively join this process in the formation of their own currency. thinking in the eu brazil-argentina. measurement of 5% of world gdp for comparison is worth per euro the 14% single currency may allow the countries of the south american common market mercasu

and the league of nations could not prevent the war, and the united nations this afternoon in the new worlder, it became clear that the united nations, a political organization , was declared in today's statement by the ministry of foreign affairs of the united nations against some of the use of chemical weapons in the province against soldiers, russian soldiers, torture of russian soldiers, numerous measures of silence on the sides of the war between ukraine and russia, or rather, ukraine, with the support of nato , the united states of america, and the european union, trying to achieve goals within a year. if we want to provide an analysis, do we some parties suffered there was an error in the calculation or they asked their predetermined goals. the areas where russia itself has spoken to conduct operations, which are in historical territories, and for the election to join the territory of russia, there is no other way to accept this besides negotiations. america is considering an important event that happened to the pir region, allameh hali, keeping the khuzestan region as a breathing zo

and here are some other stories making news around the world. u. s. officials have released the 1st images of agents recovering the remains of a chinese balloon shot down last week. the u. s. says the balloon was part of a major surveillance program targeting more than 40 countries. china insists it was a civilian aircraft. demonstrators have classed with police and peru as anti government protest center a 3rd month. the unrest was triggered by the detention of former president pedro castillo on rebellion charges. hotels are demanding castillo release, and the resignation of new president dina will lactate. on monday, south africa's president seal roma poster has declared a state of disaster over the worst energy crisis. in decades. power outages lasting up to 12 hours are damaging and already struggling economy. scuffles broke out in parliament as opposition lawmakers disrupted proceedings demanding from a post. his resignation, our lovers are gearing up for one of this year's biggest global cultural attractions. works by the 17th century dutch pa

there are purely decorative intercourse was transferred to the new world shaggy.orgive me and it seems, the architecture has become with a yaki mouth allows a person to joke to himself written in christs from the eighteenth to the nineteenth century. she came to us. national style in opposition to baroque and new in faith e for the reluctant, which is absolutely blockages. i 'm just such worn-out shapes, lancet waves, stained-glass windows, uh, frame structures, all this is bloom well, a kind of sensia, an allusion to the middle of the night and a sudden pull. yes national domino. yes, the palace was similar in 1870 updated according to the patterns of the old woman, however, the pseudo-gray unfinished decor became more visionary , the friezes edged with jagged completion of the veshki, stroidzhaty arches and sandra's cinema two windows according to technology appeared. you were otradny prospects, you were reawakened the front part of the park, otherwise i know the gates, but the palace and the alley are dressed in the spirit, i was no longer equal to the blood cl

what the west is preparing for the new faith from the usa yes, you correctly noted the idea of ​​a new world, which is promoted by large corporations. it provides, first of all, the main idea is the destruction of the sovereignty of states, but the state of peoples self-destruct when they lose their identity, and identity is a cultural religious identity, and and others, but for us important. um, the most important concept of the importance of identity. it allows, uh, to form a struggle, that is, people will fight for their religion, for their culture, for their language, for their land, and so on, but they will not fight against corporations if they do not have this identity inside, so all those processes that we see on the territory of ukraine in relation to the orthodox church. exactly the same. it should be noted that not only the orthodox church and orthodoxy are being destroyed, but catholic churches are also being destroyed. discrediting the catholic faith. in principle , christianity is being discredited in exactly the same way, the muslim faith of the jews is being discredited and t

are examples of the world's acceptance of multilateralism and the multipolar world, and i believe it is the emergence of new foci of the global system. multipolarists believe that the west will eventually be forced to hold a dialogue on an equal basis about our common future in a multipolar world . diversity in foreign companies to secure national interests is the first word . the title of the world's second largest economy, as well as strengthening ties with neighbors support the country's policy in adapting to the new conditions of the world. the ceo of the pension fund provides housing for retirees and pensioners in a country without housing next year. there is an important point that i really want. god willing , we will provide services to friends and dignitaries next year. the discussion of housing provision for there are dear ones who have had to sell their housing in proportion to the problems that have arisen until now, for example, and now they are in need. rou also said that the renovation and retrofitting of pensioners' housing in the earthquake-affected areas of 1402 is on the agenda of the nati

who's me, with the discovery of the new world at the end of the 15 century, there appeared at atlantic slave trade. the slave traders from european camp until the middle of the 17th century coin people were forcefully shaped. historians estimate that for each slave ship to america, there were 5 who died while captured during transportation threes took away dens of as one of the gravest human with . good recruiting collaborators to write a broadcast as something like 1200 hours of ukrainian propaganda into ukraine. from us early is the 19th sixty's, as part of a new cia operation called the show us probably a why not even the post photo we were was or the stress is still stored are both is i'm not available at the dual credit. now, why do i see it any more says, without any security threats sort of super. it's still brewer with frank leisure who was running operation. aerodynamic sky was head of office a policy coordination, which is a euphemism for running covert actions abroad. ad for running a clandestine service, who's officers would recruit and train and run agents, and a, he was t

news. this is world news now . typically new yorkers moved to florida the other way around. first, it was the rats now we gotta worry about gators. i wasn't ready to park. at least it wasn't on a subway. that's how we're getting you started this morning, andrew denver joined alongside by morgan. nor would have you ever seen an alligator? anywhere i used to live in florida. absolutely course. yes what about here? no but i did hear about that. i saw the meme about like a gator in the subway. yeah this one was fake. i'm not gonna lie. i thought i thought i got fooled, but it doesn't doesn't appear that way we have questions is how did this alligator get from? presumably florida? let's come on. it's floreal, right? it had to be. how did it end up in new york city? we will tell you perhaps later in the show, or at least all we know so far, but first, we are going to begin with the growing uproar over the toxic train derailment in ohio. we now know that a total of 11 railcars carrying hazardous material came off the rails administration has been harshly criticized. as for its resp

and here you are , really the hegemon in europe under the conditions of the new world order norms asi call barrel ascaros? well, first of all, for him. uh, a brilliant performance, of course, you need to give an oscar and immediately. and why the oscar symbolism is actually an allusion. here ancient egyptian deities, bitch, karboga, lies, sinners and destruction, as well as the statue of liberty in new york. this is actually the reincarnation of the goddess of death, respectively, er, the symbolism of destruction. and self-destruction, he actually underlies the anglo-saxon cultural code, but this is self-destruction of this death. they, like lepers , strive to spread the middle ages to everyone , thereby providing such, well, quasi-equality, as far as poland and its ambitions are concerned, and in this respect, really you can get confused in the number of partitions in poland , do not forget also such events as two polish insurgencies in 1831-1863, especially noteworthy in this precisely in 1863, when absolutely one to one. uh, the situation that is unfolding before our eyes, includi

his theme, who saw that we can rule in the new world order via the united nations in the un security council. so if something goes wrong, cuz the war would, can have robust for robust the peacekeeping operations. and you know what? we are the majority within your insecurity because so we can isolate russia and to fit that. that was one view. that was one view. then we have kina, which you know, it happens the they have the majority of, of, of historians and, and analysts believe that there was keenan's view that prevailed out of containment in the famous long telegraph rog from moscow wire to washington d. c, which keenan keenan was an officer balancer keen on fog because he knew rush and he knew russia very well. he thought the soviet system is weak internally. and with a little bit of push for a bus, we can make it collapse also what will make the system collapses by, by, by using germany and japan from each end of your asia harassing the soviet system. plus it's in pedo contradicts us, and that system will collaborate and one day. right. but i was gina fastest if, if i remember my

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news. this is world news. now good monday morning, everyone, especially to our viewers on wp, be in philadelphia so bad. sorry guys probably stillrating right now? one of my friends. he's a diehard. she's fan. he said he completely lost his voice. they're going to be celebrating tonight all week weekend, which is another reminder that monday after the super bowl needs to be a federal this is something that's really advocating for here. everybody's going to go into work this morning. they're gonna be groggy, tired, especially in philly and in kansas city and in arizona, or anybody that went to a super bowl party. come on. i'm with it, or here's the other suggestion. nfl listen up, i'll give you a call. just give me your number. move the shooter role to a saturday. that's smart. why isn't it have some of these conference championship games and playoff games on saturdays? not that crazy don't have to compete with college basketball football either. let us know so anyway, we're going to dive right in with the new

the renaissance of western civilization, the present can be called the time of the struggle for a new worldrder, local responsibility for the formation of a new europe's world order well, who is there pyatovsky? who else is mrs. walewska, what else is there? which? what are the famous polish crab systems, well tone crews are drowning quietly quietly dying in thousands poles are already tired of burying in ukraine. the czechs , too, suddenly found themselves a great part of nato and demand not to be afraid of russia to ensure victory over us. well, for those moments, for nazi germany, these weapons were produced in everything. it was we who invented them, as a more or less decent country. we came up with and besides, mind you. they are all slavs, they have some kind of under-imperial complex, well, nothing , nothing. look, no, first i want to show you. look, please, yekaterinburg deputy the state is a remarkably perfectly person. ban on russian media in europe this is a defense of freedom of speech full wives zeb, baryl, february 7, 2020 the same cretin december 19 , 1919 the russian law on

by kim, the ties between iran and china are signs of a new situation in the world. mr.si also said at peking university that a new world is being formed and the old order is disappearing. iran uk usa area are you with us or with terrorists

woman: and now, "bbc world news".m maryam moshiri. you are watching "outside source ." two presidents and two version of history. the russian and american leaders clashed over the conflict in ukraine. pres. putin: to liquidate the threat of the neo-nazi regime, we launched a special operation. pres. biden: we are seeing again today with the people of poland and the people across europe saw for decades, appetites of the autocrat cannot be appeased. maryam: it comes as russia suspends participation in its last for arms control deal with washington. also coming up in the program, more destruction and grief on the streets of turkey as the country is hit by another earthquake. and a nurses in england have caed off next week's 48-hour strike and say they will restart talks with the government over pay. we begin in poland, where u.s. president joe biden has stressed the u.s. and other allies' support for ukraine will no waver. in a run up to the first anniversary of russia's full-scale invasion. he told the cheerinowd in war

s. supremacy in the new world order built after the 2nd will work through the united states has, has had its troops and military bases in europe to can russia in europe far away from each other. although there has been some beneficial corporation energy trade out with joe many, there was some corporation and trades with friends and many other european nations . but even when the american troops present here in europe, there were certain limits to how far in the united states with push. and one could argue that it all changed in ukraine because for some reason, when it came to ukraine, somewhere around 20132014. and definitely a, around the early 2000 twenties, the united states decided that, you know, those red lines no longer apply and we need to push as much as we can with militarized ukraine with sending a trained instructors there and with making everything possible that its population becomes strongly and i would even say, virulently, anti russian, what do you think changed in the, in minds of american policymakers? why did they need to push that far? like we need to see the str

laura: i'm laura trevelyan in new york city and this is bbc world news america. chinese intelligence gathering balloon has been floating above the united states. the u.s. sec. state was due to fly to china to meet the country's president until the balloon was seen. china's unacceptable action i am postponing my travel to china. laura: the u.s. is giving ukraine longer-range weapon second strike targets more than 90 miles away. the latest 2.2 billion dollar aid package. u.s. jobs market taking economist by surprise with more than half a million new jobs created. we need the punk legend johnny rock for the eurovision song contest. welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin tonight in the united states with a strange tale of the giant balloons seen flying above montana. giant says it deviated from its planned route. the situation so serious that the u.s. secretary of state, antony blinken has postponed a mess anticipated trip to where he was due to meet president xi. our security correspondent reports. >> i have no idea what this thing is. >

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woman: and now, "bbc world news". bbc world news america. a war of words.sident biden and vladimir putin give dueling speeches on the war in ukraine. president biden in a speech in poland said the west support for ukraine will not waver. >> pside putin's lust for power will fail and the ukrainian people's love for their country will prevail. david: the russian lear blamed shauspe sednd in a key nuclear arms treaty. a former security chief is found guilty of taking bribes in exchange for safe passage for drug. and the world's biggest trial of a four-day workweek and. -- ends, but is a successful? welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. it's been a day of dueling speeches as the u.s. president joe biden and russia's vladimir putin gave their competing views of the war ukraine. mr. putin blamed the west for the war and suspended russia's paicipation in a nuclear arms treaty with the u.s.. for his part mr. biden found -- vowed that russia would never achieve victory in ukraine. he added support for kyiv and that support fm the u.s. and alous

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. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this busy sunday. i'm whit johnson. tonight, an urgent search is under way off the south carolina coast. navy and coast guard vessels on the scene hunting for what's left of the chinese spy balloon shot down by an american fighter jet. in rough conditions today, navy divers searching in shallow water. an area spanning seven miles. the fbi is expected to take custody of any elements recovered. we now know it was a single side winder missile fired from an f-22 that hit the balloon. its giant surveillance bay the size of three buses detaching, plummeting into the ocean. at least 60,000 feet below. this image showing the fighter jet, it eventually reached an altitude of about 58,000 feet, as it tracked the balloon and fired. a u.s. senior official saying they had been monitoring the balloon for a week, and they took immediate steps to prevent its collection of intelligence. the balloon making its way across the continental u.s., crossing out to sea over t

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. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. we'll get to the breaking news out of north korea, the regime launching two more missiles. the second round of firings this weekend. but we do begin with a new warning from the u.s. with president biden set to visit poland this week to mark one year since russia's invasion of ukraine. officials say china may be preparing to give lethal aid to russia. secretary of state antony blinken met face-to-face with his chinese counterpart this weekend in munich. afterward, he told our martha raddatz he warned the chinese that military assistance would be a serious problem. president biden's trip to poland is highly anticipated. it comes amid fierce fighting between ukrainian and russian forces. these ukrainian troops are training close to the front lines, where russia is trying to break through. patrick reevell leads us off tonight fromyiv. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. sounding the alarm, warning lethal military aid, as sia wi

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. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> good evening. thanks for joining us on a busy sunday night. i'm whit johnson. we begin with that breaking news. the u.s. military shooting down yet another high altitude object with a side winder missile. this one over the great lakes near the michigan/canadian border. it's the fourth object shot out of the sky by u.s. fighter jets in just eights days. administration officials say president biden gave the order to down this latest object out of an abundance of caution and at the recommendation of military leaders. on saturday, u.s. f-22s shown down an object over northern canada after canadian prime minister justin trudeau gave the order. a joint recovery operation under way there. on friday, another object 40,000 feet in the air over a remote part of alaska. these incidents coming about a week after the u.s. military shot down a chinese spy balloon off the coast of south carolina. a senior u.s. official telling abc news that the u.s. military now has its eyes focused on the skies in a way it didn

. >>> from abc news world headquarters, this is "world news tonight". >> thank you for join ugs on this busy saturday night. i'm whit johnson. several developing stories as we come on the air. the death toll from the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria, surpassing 28,000. >>> we begin with breaking news. canadian prime minister justin trudeau confirming he ordered the takedown of another unidentified flying about. he spoke to president biden and a u.s. aircraft was the one to fire the shot. just 24 hours after the fighter jets took similar action against a high-altitude object the size of a small car over alaska. and a week after the massive chinese spy balloon entered american air space, crossed the continental u.s. and was shot down off the carolina coast last sunday. recovery efforts continue. the multiple incidents only adds to the mystery of where the objects are coming from and what they're capable of. we have late reporting tonight. and here's maryalice parks leading us from washington. >> reporter: tonight, the american air defend, that justin trudeau order it be taken do

not prevent the war, it was dissolved and after the war the second world was created today in the new worlder it became clear that the united nations is a political organization in today's statement of the ministry of foreign affairs, the organization using russian soldiers, torturing russian soldiers and numerous actions . to achieve its goals in the past year, if we want to present an analysis, did some parties have an error in the calculation or did they reach their predetermined goals, which is what it is doing in the areas that russia has registered by itself, conducting operations that are in it is historical lands and for there is no other way to accept this except through negotiations . besides, what happened today and the americans are planning to enter the region, and if this happens , the announcement of the russian army would have kept the khuzestan region as a breathing zone. in order to tolerate this region and the calculation error of the americans to enter the syrian site, it caused a war out of its own equations, and in this regard, the calculation error of the united state