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a new world order without russia.tin is blackmailing the west with nuclear weapons in response to nato expansion. how to react? civilized world. fighters of the 63rd separate mechanized brigade hit a russian t-90 tank breakthrough. the explosive video was released by the ground forces of the armed forces of ukraine. let's see it too. well, that's how the russian tank got there now i will voice the question for you, and we will start, we will move on to a conversation with our guest, first, is a new world order possible, novus ordum, seclorum, as it is called in latin, is a new world order possible without an aggressive russia, yes or no if you want to answer yes. then you dial the number 0800 211 381 08021381, if you say no, it is impossible, then your number is 0800 211 382, ​​please join, it is very important for us to know your opinion, and now it is very important for us to know the opinion of mykola knyazhyvskyi, that is why we people's deputy of ukraine, chairman of the subcommittee of the verkhovna rada of ukra

holy timur, timurlan, could also say that, well, but everything disappeared over time, somehow a new worldrging, and without these empires it, this world order existed, but here is a very important phrase, we will now move on to macron, because he finally, in my opinion, said the phrase aljager, kumalager and decided that he was at war. .. so in a military way, and then you have to fight, this phrase, by the way, caused a lot of excitement both with a plus sign and with a sign, let’s talk about macron now, okay, because it’s important, and lloyd austin’s statement is also important, just recently he made a statement there regarding the war in ukraine, i will ask you to comment on it, but macron did not disappoint, what's interesting, he doesn't disappoint, he doesn't say , i didn't mean that, you know, and you simply translated my words incorrectly, i didn't say that we will send troops to ukraine, no, i meant that once , maybe some of our... troops will be able to train ukrainians on the territory of poland, no, he said that my statements about western troops in ukraine were considered an

a new world order without russia. tin is blackmailing the west with nuclear weapons weapons, in response to the expansion of nato. how should the civilized world respond? fighters of the 63rd separate mechanized brigade hit a russian t-90 tank breakthrough, the explosive video was released in the ground forces of the armed forces of ukraine, let's watch it too. well, this is how the russian tank arrived , and now i will voice the question for you, and we will start, we will move on to a conversation with our guest, first, whether a new world order, novus ordum, cyclorum, as it is called in latin, is possible new world order without aggressive russia, yes or no, if you want to answer yes, then you dial 0 800 2113. 81 0800 211 381, if you say no, impossible, then your number is 0800211 382. please join, it is very important for us to know your opinion, and now it is very important for us to know the opinion of mykola knyazhyvskyi, that is why we invited him to the conversation, people's deputy of ukraine, head of the sub

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but that iran is also somewhat over it in the sense where we're looking at this whole notion of new world order which has been thrown about now for a couple years uh a minimum, but we're seeing that transformation take place, even though the us has prevented it from uh it taking its natural course perhaps, but are we looking at the beginning of the fact that maybe um this whole fight that the us has with countries like iran to follow istic tas that it may be over and they they uh have realized that perhaps uh this is something that uh they can't continue to pursue this maximum pressure policy for example when it comes to iran or the route that they have taken? yes this is for barry grossman barry grossman go ahead we would obviously all like but i think it would be very any assumptions that the united states or for that matter the united kingdom are. getting tired of this program they have largely at the behest of the nation of squatters that occupied palestine and that's a very manipulative nation of squatter do almost anything and has tried almost anything to get the united states and p

so they want to eliminate all the old vestiges of the past and create a new world order and new world understanding that doesn't include old a archaic figures. i know you were doing some searches today. >> i have. our children may not remember the present as we see it. now, i did an ai search and i asked them to give me an image of tv host, laura ingraham. look what happened. now, that doesn't come on. that doesn't look like you. she was a big deal in tv poor sally jesse raffaele. >> laura: i liked her. >> laura ingraham? well, that's not her either. i tried blonde laura ingraham. and look ohio got. getting closer that could be the forthcoming ingraham the mini series, laura. that's what i'm hoping for. we'll see. >> okay. very funny. very funny. i did the same thing with you and i had to get some help to do this but i typed in raymond arroyo follies and then i tried raymond arroyo big band singer i got it right. the second one you got right. good. that was the right combo, laura. we got to move on speaking of biden humor. remember when joe biden brought commander to the white house,

it brought forward policies that have not been seen before in the dirty world of politics. the islamic republic, it added this new system of governance through showing the world that actually principles ought to overshadow a nation's interests, that's to say interests need to be built on core principles, you know, of course nation's interest is very important, they can't be ignored, nations need to be ambitious, um, they need to collaborate, but it's interests that are built on principles that is missing from governmental practices and policies of the past and the present, that simply lack ethics and morality, so in the context of iran we see that the bedrock of the revolution is one of having an open hand policy for all the oppressed nations, no matter their religion, their sect, their ethnicity, and many... it's not just the palestinian struggle for justice or defeating daesh for example. iran has even given, practical and moral support for entities like venezuela in the face of us sanctions. despite further sanctions iran has had to face as a result. so iran commonly looks for the common interests with other p

hello and welcome everybody, watching press tv's world news coming at you live from our headquarters here in the iranian capital tehen. tob story, the leader of iran's islamic revolution has termed the tragedy of gaz as the tragedy of humanity. which he says, exposes the invalidity of the current world order. also said that the current world order is not sustainable and will eventually fail. iran's leader made the remarks while addressing a group of government officials, representatives and ambassadors of islamic countries on the occasion of aid. in the meeting, several top iranian governmental officials also addressed the audience is auspicious occasion to mark the day when god appointed. abdullah is the last prophet to mankind, here's review where we look deeper into some of the top stories of the day on this. the program, over dozen palestinians including five children, are the latest victims of israel's brutal onslot on the besieged gaza strip as the regime's genocide enters its 125th day. palestinian media say the victims were killed by israeli strikes on two houses west of the

he once said that a new world order under us hegemony is being created against russia, at the expensens of russia, in general , you will agree, it’s strange, such a terrible phrase, said at a time when the practically civilized world should be very pleased with us, the berlin wall has been destroyed, our military-industrial complex is being destroyed, the western world has won cold war, president. russia bless america, god bless america. why? i won’t touch on the fact that by and large this has been going on for centuries, but why now? let's look at this phrase, what does it mean against russia? hegemony against russia. why? because russia's weakness causes a continuation and increased pressure. to this russia, listen to what kind of world justice we can talk about when such a rich territory as siberia belongs to one country, madeleine albray. kandaliza, siberia - too big region so that it can be governed by one country, john mackay. after russia’s illegal recognition of the independence of south ossetia and abkhazia, western countries should think about the independence of the north

talked about, which is one of the fruits of the islamic revolution, and that is the notion of this new world, something that perhaps many may not have thought that iran could have been able to... achieved based on the accomplishments and a variety of sectors to catapulted into being part of this new world order. if you can define that for us how iran's achievements uh which are the fruits of the revolution and sanctions by the us being one of the reasons that iran was able to excell in that regard to put it uh into this new world order. you know uh us foreign policy has been a major failure not only in iran and not only in west asia, internationally, the united states government officials have plundered taxpayers, american taxpayers resources on foreign wars, engaging in policies that have weakened the united states internationally, so you see a decline in terms of ' us standing internationally and also you see decline inside the united states in terms of the widespread hunger that americans are experiencing. i was reading this report by the urban institute a few months ago that 24.6% of ame

, to treaties and agreements, to war and conflicts, we bring you the overlooked aspects of world events and news from the farflunged corners of the globe. 10 minutes only on press tv. a limited number of countries have controlled the fighter jet industry since world war ii, the united states, russia, the uk, france, and sweden. prior to the 1979 islamic revolution, iran would buy all its fighter jets. in that era, there were no plans for building fighter jets domestically, and maintenance of the imported ones was impossible without american engineers. the making of domestically built fighter jet is a complex industry and country. you don't have the technology cannot acquire it easily, but after years of testing and several prototypes, iran finally unveiled its own home-built combat capable fighter jet named kosar for the first time in august of 2018. the kosar, which comes in the single seat and two seat models and also has training applications, is equipped with new fourth generation avionics in combination with an advanced fire control system and multi-purpose. and that adds iran to the first

order which is emerging and in this new world order, i think the middle east also is exhibiting some new trends and some new players are now beginning to establish them establish themselves as forces to be reckoned with. all right, thank you very much uh, we're going to say goodbye to ellie risk, but ellie risk, thank you, journalist and political analyst there from. with your input. um, let's continue with you, adelade if we can uh, taking a look at the representation that iran uh has, which is in a variety of fields that it's leading the way, but obviously it does have islam as its religion, and it advocates many different things that are that islam offers and in terms of what it wants, it doesn't preach in order for people. to uh uh just want to convince people to follow that path, but it shows what islam is all about through its eyes and how that that can be applied to different world matters. i'm talking very generally now, but because it's the islamic republic and this anniversary, i like to find out from you what stands out for you in in this case, what stands out for me given

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from the first day, so it makes no sense to comment on him, and this is his sore point, to create a new worldrder, which from his point of view, when russia will rule the whole world and decide for itself, will be the most important in world and whom he wants to destroy, whom he wants to support, well, this is a fantasy, a phantasmagoria, the 84th year after the urals, no one will build it now, it is simply impossible, and such systems as they are in russia, despite the fact that they are extremely dangerous, but at the same time they are extremely... weak and do not have the potential to have prospects. by the way, at the very end, in confirmation of your words, i will say that today there was information from bloomberg that india will look for new sources. oil imports, because it is afraid of the sanctions of the united states of america, and the empty ports are large in china, which used to be full, because also the sanctions, well, since there is an understanding there that there was some support, obviously from russia, well, that's what would have in the pocket this once again shows that

headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> thanks for joining us, you're watching ourontinuing coverage of the south carolina primary on "world news tonight," abc news projecting donald trump is the winner, beating nikki haley in her own state, let's go to our political director rick klein who's been looking at the maps for us, rick, nikki haley says that she is going to stay in this race through super tuesday. but the map is not looking good for >> that's exactly right. after tonight the campaign basically goes national. a week from tuesday, super tuesday, 15 states coast-to-coast, california all the way to maine, but here's the thing, among those states there's only about seven, realistically where the rules allow nikki haley to even be competitive and he's going to be relegated to campaigning in those places if her campaign goes on beyond tonight, picking up delicates here or there in a couple places, as of super tuesday the campaign gets very, very fast paced. right now we're in the slower period of it. but by super tuesday almost half of the delegates will have be

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. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york this is "world news tonight." >> whit: good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm whit johnson. we have a couple of breaking stories as we come on the air. another round of u.s. strikes against iranian-backed militants in the middle east. this time in yemen. with the help of british forces and other allies. but we begin tonight with the life-threatening storm and dangerous flooding in the west. 40 million americans under flood watches and millions facing dangerous winds. this satellite imagery here showing a time lapse of the atmospheric river in the eastern pacific ocean. storm preps under way in santa barbara county. some under evacuation orders in that area. officials going door to door to notify residents. ventura county also under evacuation orders and warnings. let's get right to abc meteorologist somara theodore leading us off tonight. and somara, time this out for us. >> reporter: well, whit, today was the day for preparations. tomorrow all the impacts will be felt. alerts are lighting up the board from f

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. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news." >> whit: good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm whit johnson. several dwell developing storie. a major snowstorm could hit the northeast later this week. the urgent manhunt in tennessee for the suspect isn't fatal shooting of a police deputy. we gi with new details from the dead pli and fiery crash on a florida interstate. just before we came on the air authorities confirming the pilot and copilot of that small plane were killed when it went down on i-75 near naples. the pilot reporting the failure of both engines. three other people fleeing for their lives from the burning wreckage. these images captured by a good samaritan recording on his phone as he rushed towards the flames. the incident bringing traffic on the busy roadway to a standstill. authorities say one person on the ground was hurt. two vehicles were damaged. part of i- 75 near the crash site remained cloed today. the ntsb on the scene investigating what caused both engines to fail. abc's morgan norwood leads us off. >> oh,

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arises that we are not returning to bipolar world, and we and the unipolar world are collapsing , a new worldd theoretically, but if now american realists truly open their eyes and stop insisting on this unipolar moment, which is already obvious ended, and simply recognize the reality of the world in which they live, then i think , of course, they will see that russia, this attack on russia, this desire to destroy us, was a colossal mistake, because nothing but a worsening of its positions in this not... as an inevitable new architecture, this consciousness could be healing, they themselves, especially the new understanding of the multipolar world , would have stopped supporting ukraine, in 2 weeks, there in a maximum of a month we would have solved this situation on our own, this is exactly where here partly andronik, you are absolutely right, i agree with you. another thing is that the west could, if it quickly rebuilt now, it wouldn’t have lost, we would have taken ukraine, he would have said that this would not be a fight for democracy, it ’s impossible that they would quickly change thei

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vdovos forum, but on... economic actions, sanctions and other things, the system is resisting the new worldant to leave, but its hour is already running out, that is, in fact, a new one the world has already arrived, and it is beginning to build its foundation and build a new world order. nikolay maratovich, before you answer the quick question, let’s pay attention to our plasma, photo of the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine dmitry kuleba. and mr. soros jr., well, here's to me it seems that this is exactly how this synergy between ukraine and the globalist looks like this, it ’s not about the photography, especially since mr. kuleba didn’t put it there, but we saw it thanks to the gentleman, and it’s very characteristic that this is exactly how it is and not otherwise. now let's talk about the main thing. i remember very well the times when the economic forum began in my native st. petersburg. a large delegation was preparing to travel, headed by anatoly sobchuk, then it was truly a global, secondly, economic... already in the third stage of the forum, that is , they talked about econ

world war, with its results , created an inevitable situation of inevitability, the beginning of a new worldeded the start of the second world war, today they are, of course, more relevant than ever, analyzing these events, it becomes it is obvious that the versailles system, which was created after... the end of the first world war, was imperfect and could not satisfy the interests of the majority of european states. on june 28, 1919, in the hall of mirrors of the palace of versailles , a peace treaty between the entente countries and germany was signed, drawing a line under the first world war, or as they said then, the great war. the terms of the peace document at that time did not satisfy any of the powers. germany lost all its colonies and was obliged to pay reparations, although the amount of payments did not make a reservation. the winners could not agree on this during the conference, but the punishment for the main loser of the first world war was not limited to these measures. in germany, universal conscription was abolished.

welcome back everyone, you're watching press cv world news. the united states has carried out another drone strike in the iraqi capital, killing at least three people, including commander of kataib hazbullah resistance group. now a group said abu bak al- saadi was killed in the strike along with two other senior members. us military officials have confirmed a drone strike on baghdad, saying the slaying commander was responsible for operations against american forces. attack has drawn instant reactions. palestinian resistance factions, hamas said strike was in violation of iraq's sovereignty. the mujahidin movement for its part strongly condemn the attack saying administration of us president joe biden. insists on igniting the region by continuing its unbridled support for zinus criminals, the secretary general of kataib hisbullah, iraq's nujaba movement, the palestinian islamic jihad and yemen's anserlah resistance movement have strongly condemned the attack in separate statements. nicaragua has threaten to take a number of european countries,

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if brakes would invite us, i think we iraq will officially accept the invitation and will join a new world order at all. well knew who else it could nomic order and therefore i, i'm not saying that we want to be against america or against anybody. we simply want to live, we simply want our economy to 5, we need our businesses, our young people, to find jobs, to have a better future. we have a commodity which is oil. we need the return of the sales of this oil to come to the country so we can invest it in the people themselves invested in, in the local economy invested in industry and so on. and that we cannot because they are off all the economic system in your outcome to trace system has been taken out by the americans using the dollar as a, as a weapon against that nation. so yes, we do probably have to work out a system where we could move away from the dollar and definitely to say they are all key economy from the americans. we may have to move into another direction. another, a boss gets off of further new cars is if you, if you would separate, bring us down to the ground level please

for iran in terms of uh the 13th administration headed by ibrahim raic um in the context of this new world order that even iran's president has uh pointed out to uh is does does the fact that that iran is part of that show the progress that he want has made actually well yes it certainly does let me first say though, congratulations on the 45th anniversary of the islamic republic, and congratulations on surviving 45 years of non-stop us efforts to overturn to bring down uh the islamic revolution in iran. it is huge threat to the us because it is a culture of resistance, and that's what they want to break everywhere in the world. the fact that iran has survived and thrived and and really raised the educational, the technological, the scientific level of iran in so many ways, change the life expectancy of the entire population, the infant mortality, the health of the whole population. this is a threat to the us, you wouldn't think it, but the whole idea that people can control their own resources and use it for the benefit of their own people, that is threatening, and now iran is actually po

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, and sadly it's maybe too soon for the people in palestine to see the benefits of the uh of the new world order, a multipolar world order that's coming in. to being uh and we can only pray that the sooner western agemony is ended in west asia and people listen to the words of the ayatollah and support the moral imperative to end the genocide in gaza then we will be much closer to a more mutually uh constructive uh world uh political order uh with the palestinians hopefully at the heart of any future uh negotiations that lead to uh permanent peace in west asia? thank you for that for hus journalist author and activist there. thank you. moving on eron says the attacks by the us and britain on regional countries are clumsy attempts to avert people's minds from the ongoing israeli genocide in gaza. the foreign ministry spokesman said in his weekly pressure that washington is clearly trying to give israel free reign and continuing its genocide against palestinians. added that the u.s. and britain claimed that they do not want any escalation in the region, however he said that their attacks on

one expected, millions of people on the streets were waiting for someone who's going to build a new world the world media been hiding something for years. to answer this question, we have to go back to many years ago. iran was putting behind a crisis stricken economy that had exp. world wars and a coup. people's livelihoods in those years was deplorable to the extent that adisir zahi shah's son-in-law and the foreign minister says in his memoirs the economic and farming situation was so bad that people in iran's azerbaijan were suffering from poverty and famin. every day some people died of hunger. former prime minister amir hussain hoveda has said about the 50's. people's economic condition was getting worse every day, even the oil revenues were wasted because of corruption. despite people's pathetic economic condition, the shaw's condition was getting better. after efforts by former prime minister muhammad musadiq in 1951, iran's oil industry was nationalized and it sent money to the iranian government's coffers. on august 15th, 1953, the us assisted a couple in iran. the iranian shaw w

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. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. one day after donald trump trounced nikki haley in her home state, the former south carolina governor is pledging to stay in the race at least through super tuesday. while the republican winner in south carolina has historically gone on to become the party's nominee in all but one primary since 1980, haley remains defiant. telling supporters it's not the end of our story. but there is growing pressure for her to step aside. >> in former trump's victory speech, he said he had never seen the republican party so unified and did not mention haley by name. trump now appears set to lock in enough delegates for the republican nomination. his looming legal woes did not deter south carolina primary voters. in fact, 61% of the republicans surveys said they would consider trump fit to be president even if he was convicted of a crime. why is haley still hanging on. alex presha leads us off from the campaign t

news. this is world news now. >> good monday morning everyone. andrew denver joined alongside by allison kosik. i can't believe facebook turns 20. and technically it wasn't 20 years ago i joined. it took me a couple because you had to be in college. you had to have the.edu. >> you had to be in college. oh, i don't want to hear that. >> you had to wait a year. >> i looked back, i was looking for an old photo that will show you later, but it turns out i didn't start posting until, like, years after i joined facebook. i think i was afraid to put a photo on or didn't know how. >> boy has the world. >> yes, it has. >> facebook's changed. social media has changed. >> too many pictures, too many. >> we were there from the very beginning and we'll show you. but first, we do want to begin with the storm that has forced a state of emergency in eight california counties. the radar shows what's going on here. >> there is plenty of rain in southern california, and it is expected to last into tomorrow. >> and torrential rain means soggy ground and strong winds