e on the internet then the conversation was about russia, about the policy of the united states of america towards russia, participated e. musofobka known to us from the state department deputy uh minister of defense, as well as a high-ranking representative of the agency in the international e for international development of course, the anti-russian e. the hysteria was fueled by the well-known hawks from the capitol, the sounded timid thesis of the well-known senator paul rendov, who we all know, to think about through a frenzied anti-russian policy. and to consider the issue of lifting sanctions happiness, and russian legislators, as well as from american senators, respectively, from our side was simply wrapped up. this, uh, lady was not supported by either one of the senators who attended the event. there is only one satisfaction.

it was the documents and the evidence reached russia that america is planning to conduct a nuclear testt of russia's atomic system was put on alert that if america insists on putin's nuclear test, we will not initiate any nuclear test, but if america does this. we will do the opposite, and america's nuclear policy does not act passively . some media said that russia is planning to carry out an operation this winter, and now that the weather is very cold in the region, western officials are saying the same thing . real is consonant with the fact that part of the four republics, the four provinces that have joined the territory of russia, are still in the hands of the ukrainians, and the ukrainian forces, foreign mercenary forces , are planning to counter-attack the russians from russia after the conquest of artroth, which is now in the final stage of the world presence, stabilizing the situation. in these regions, we see the possibility of conflict on the eve of spring, and of course, the reason for the trip to ukraine and poland and the increase in aid is because the ukrainians want an

does it mean, you know, teaching right at russia less than converting russia america's image, or perhaps raising russia of the map? and if that's the case, i mean, in practical terms, what do they actually want to achieve? you know, i mean, there's been so many different statements made. ultimately i said the bottom line is the bottom, this ration would like to, to restore the, the status quo auntie, which is which would be 2 or russian troops to withdraw to their free for february 24th position when they were offered in geneva during the last sunday by putting them between put an invite and they didn't take that offer. yeah, i mean it's completely illogical. irrational, why we didn't do that? essentially, it was really a matter of pride. it by the, by administration refused to close the open door policy for nato. that any nation in the world can join date on it. it's, it's really ridiculous. you know, we could have had a policy that allowed for other european countries other, other than the former soviet union to join. but they closed the door for a former soviet republic outside of the

russia, america and the deal to suspend the new start treaty

it was america's worst work, and upon the publication of this report, china and russia demanded america's response. june 1401, the baltic sea test of 16 members of the nato military alliance under the command of the united states in the heat of the war in ukraine. three months later, an unprecedented incident occurred in the baltic sea, several consecutive explosions in russia's gas pipelines to europe were destroyed last june by navy divers under the cover of nato's large-scale peacock wing exercise. 22 remote explosives were deployed three months later, and more than 400 nord streams were destroyed . various sources have suggested in a report entitled "how america blew up the wire rolling line " that the decision to destroy nord stream was made after 9 months of breathless imprisonment in the american national intelligence community on how best to achieve this goal. and norway rejected and imagined however, russia took another issue, the president of the united states should be a terrorist because of his role in these explosions, the united states should pay compensation to the countrie

so they cannot be used in the war between ukraine and russia. america, out of what we do is try to get back to dialogue and up from the walls of him. diplomacy in the early days of the company kind of has all along held that objective position always stood on the side of peace and played a constructive role and promoting the political settlement of the ukrainian crisis . um yeah, for sure. so my suggestion is that we create a group of countries that tried to sit at the table with russia and ukraine to try and find peace. oh, also on the day rush as war has prompted other perhaps quite unlikely allies to declare their allegiance with keys, exiles in ukraine from its northern neighbour, belarus, who below when i came here, i asked myself, should i take the belushi and flag with me store that no book, i decided, yes, i terrible, this is our common war against our common enemy. so ah, welcome to the shell. a warm embrace and a cold shower. the german chancellor, a strep to brazil was more of a roller coaster ride than expected. will have shots traveled to the south american country to welc

the relationship between russia, america, with african countries, where many partners that is growing, and that the causes jealousy on the pots of those companies who consider that that to be their back yet, i will give you one example. i think i will not betray anything secret. now by now, a couple of years ago, at the high level segment of the general assembly minister lovegrove was meeting the current chief european diplomats was edburg, who distinguished himself recently was some comment. is that the arrest conservation among the public and then the barrel was asking minutes to love her. why are you dealing with my why molly's trying to to, to engage with you to which minister laurel said, look at this is a sovereign country. they decide with whom to do if they chose to deal with russia, that's their sovereign choice. to which the chief european diplomat said to him the following place. don't mess up in our book yet. can you imagine that while, while it is repeated in western media, frequently that russia is to blame for the global food crisis, that it's all russia's fault? how do

the relationship between russia, america, with the african countries were many, but as the use is growing, and that the causes jealousy and the pots of those companies who consider the that to be their back. yet, i will give you one example, i think i will not betray anything secret. now, by now, a couple of years ago, at the high level segment of the general assembly, minutes to lovegrove was meeting the current chief european diplomats was edburg, who distinguished himself recently was some comment. is that the arrest conservation among the public and then the barrel was asking minutes to love her. why are you dealing with my why molly's trying to to, to engage with you a to which minister laurel said, look, this is a sovereign country. they decide with whom to do if they chose to deal with russia . that's their sovereign choice. to which the chief european diplomats said to him before. lou, please don't mess up in our budget. can you imagine the while, while it is repeated in western media, frequently that russia is to blame for the global food crisis, that it's all russia's fault? how

russia. i don't want to see america be the world's policeman. in russia or the ayatollah in iran be the world's policeman either. >> neil: do you worry that some in your party, particularly in the house i should stress, saying a lot of that money that goes to ukraine should be spent here. you've heard this before. it's like a new lease on life this talk given the fact that if china gets involved, it drags on longer and this could be a stalemate that drags up potentially for years. what do you say? >> it's not going to be easy. there is risk. but there's even greater risk in my judgment if we do nothing. i have sponsored a bill, i haven't been able to pass it in the senate, that would have the president appoint a special inspector general to follow every penny and to embed people in ukraine so we can follow the money. but i have never viewed the money we're providing to ukraine as an act of charity. i see it as an act of self-preservation. it's clear to me that xi is working with putin, who is working with the ayatollah in iran. their goal is to h

and if china decides to send military weapons not just economic support but military weapons to russia americato respond, going to have to tighten those sanctions to try to cripple russia economically. stuart: david sears joins us, his retired navy seal commander. this is an escalating standoff with china and russia. what should president biden's response be in your opinion? >> he has to be very measured in his words and make sure what he is communicating is not overstepping, and not escalating things so i would not be drying red lines in the sand without consequences to back those up, have those already preset. china prizes its internal stability over everything else and from there they can expand. if you show this is an economic threat to china then china may have some reactions to that. we also would be hurting ourselves in the process. stuart: a tough situation but i understand america is more than quadrupling the number of american troops in taiwan. is this the start of a real build up? a big buildup and a response to china? >> i don't think so. we have to be cautious with numbers. quadru

america. this war, it is not a war between russia and ukraine.erica, and we give the support from the sky, because we remember bombarding and that. interesting. actually, it is a very sad story, but kosovo now, who has the base in kosovo? america. christopher hill is the us ambassador. he has been involved in the balkans for decades. i was speaking to a souvenir seller this morning called vlad, and he was selling z t—shirts and president putin riding a bear, and putin mugs, and i said to him, "why are you selling this stuff?" his answer was not that we love putin, his answer was that because he is against america. i am not sure i can make vlad happy on this, but i think a lot of serbs have come to understand that the us is in their corner. no question that this bombing in 1999 plays for serbs like it was just yesterday, but when you look at the degree to which serbs have welcomed american investment in serbia, if you look at the degree to which serbs are engaged in american culture, american sports, i think you will see among serbs a sense that a

the main thing is that you see my relatives in ukraine in russia in america in israel, they have wi-fi, this cannot be, right? well, he’ll say everything, at the institute they called me moms. this is our mother at the height of such questions, right? i like to sing very much . let's get to know the folk heroes better, with everything soon this friday at 20:45 you will turn on belarus one of your verdicts. star judges will be announced after let me remind you of all speeches of the participants, viewers will not participate in the voting. don't miss the third episode of the buy factor 60+ show like you haven't seen it yet.

see aspects of the leadership, especially within military leadership on both sides, meaning russia and america, just ignoring the ukrainian what i've called actually a different arguments. so ukrainian proxy war is there's almost the comfort level in what's been going on in ukraine for american russia. because it's like this is somewhat less not the way that, i mean, i don't see any conference here in russian because we are losing our soldiers and our societies bleeding them. yours even. i mean, i mean, incurring the same losses. keep in mind there's always a difference between what people on the street may feel and what the leadership now . and my point is that it's far more direct and visceral for us than it is for you . at this point. no, without doubt, i'm talking from that strategic perspective though. for example, i think at least in the beginning before things started to go very, very ugly on the russian side. in this conflict. the acceptance circular because i could never get around the idea of why is russia sort of allowing foreign court allowing all of these weapon systems, all of th

russia. putin, america is trying to test nuclear weapons, and russia closed the participation in the strategic arms treaty . dear fellow countrymen, welcome to the detailed news of this hour. with the end of the competition of the final stage of the international competition of the holy quran of the islamic republic of iran in tehran, the winners of this competition will be introduced today. the representative of our country is in the field of reading research . the friendship and goodness of justice-based events from the respected members of the jury, including respected professors from our countrymen and guest judges, who have left our eyes on us from other countries, should be chosen fairly and a report aimed at promoting iranian culture and education. islamic competition was held and the results of this event were expressed by the guests as follows: the computer competition between iran and malaysia in memorization and reading is almost the same as the international competitions of iran and the islamic republic of iran. he looked at him and saw him progress day by day. after a few years, t

and the assistance to defend ukraine and crimea in even russia. america'serest is due the event kyiv and decimate ground forces and make europeans shoulder the burden. but the first is achieved and the second one as long as we provide weapons and cash without leverage. we can afford that so far, but now precipice where we are risking a nuclear war which china and russia. neither are good and they could back out of it. >> ashley: you talk about the end game and everybody's talking about the end game but this war is unwinnable. so at what point do we stop writinblank checks and giving ae weapons? we can do it at this moment. ukraine at this point in time has gotten a victory either. like i mentioned, the ukrainian war, they are a protector. we are the ones providing weapons and money. their pension funds are being provided by american taxpayers. they don't have any leverage that that what they get from us. we can stop any moment in time. we are not doing it because of the providence within our own ruling coalition. at this point, a victory, they lack the manp

the leaders of america and russia clash over the conflict in ukraine. translation: to defend our historical lands and liquidate | the threat of the neo—nazi regime, we launched a special operation. we are seeing again today what the people of poland and across europe saw for decades, appetites of the autocrat cannot be appeased. born in the rubble — the baby who lost her entire family in the deadly turkish earthquake, who now has new hope. the us supreme court is to hear arguments from people claiming that internet providers could be enabling terrorists. and nearly 60 years after his death, the family of malcolm x say they're going to sue the cia and fbi. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. presidents putin and biden have given their competing views of the war in ukraine. president biden, who was in ukraine's capital kyiv on monday, has made a major speech in poland where he said the west's support for ukraine "will not waiver". in his state of the nation address vladimir putin defended his full—scale invasion, blaming the wes

you brought the united states of america to the war with russia, or now make excuses, if not you, becausemerica wrote that you yes, and many people. i especially carefully look at the european, uh, statements of law enforcement agencies. there are not so many germany sweden but they sometimes still give public information exactly as law enforcement agencies. and when the first ones in the article passed that this is not russia, then we cannot say that this is russia , we cannot say for sure that this is not russia it means exactly who russia is, and then here's a step forward. here's the united states of america, you, of course, will be silent. well, i agree with you on one thing, this is an act of war, this is an act wars, but wars against whom is it really only the wars against russia that the united states of america unleashes in this way, or maybe germany is like a other countries of the european union and not only european considerations a secret country, how will they react to this now? so far yes, as of today, there is a gmon there is mr. zelensky, the president of ukraine, who tra

uh direct collision between uh, with russia and with the united states of america, they continue their line, and under the slogan that we are not directly involved in this conflict, but the fact that they will achieve a serious

weather reports to the crew under the command of valery chkalov, who made a non-stop flight from russia to america the north pole. also, scientists regularly studied the fauna of the bottom topography and took water samples. so they found out that the warm atlantic gulf stream reaches the dark, this expedition is compared with the first manned flight into space, and aleksey kvashenkin will tell about the difficulties and results of the work of soviet scientists in the arctic. the arctic is formidable mysterious and silent, it is believed that the idea of ​​a drifting station came to a given soviet researcher. otto schmitt three years earlier aboard the ice-bound chelyuskin motor ship at the level of technology of the thirties. it was practically a flight into space, that is, on the verge of technical possibilities for what could be done . schmid offers to transfer the expedition by air in order to understand how bold it was enough. at least to weigh the provisions, it means a person up to four meals a day for one and a half to two years. this languid must have been what the plane could have taken

russia and america participated in the joys during the production and with the attention and these interpretations. against the previous team, we had the name of a club team and the regulations of the nawab bank shahr club team included a contract and a foreigner from russia in the composition of the bank shahr team, but in the end this team was weak , but with the strength of our team, we participated in the world cup . between russia and ukraine, it is close and finally with a championship. what is the reaction to the end? haji murad gatsalov, the legend of russia, was also the head coach of this team . recently, he was the head coach of the iranian national team. with the national team of his country and he wanted his team to hit hard, and thank god, in the end, we were ashamed of the fans and the spectators that the matches were good and exciting, and the national matches were held. in the days of fifa, it became one of the main problems of the federation. after the world cup, the bench of the national football team was undecided for almost three months, whether to stay or not. with the decisi

the leaders of america and russia clash over the conflict in ukraine. translation: to defend our stoical lands _ translation: to defend our stoical lands and _ translation: to defend our stoical lands and liquidate - translation: to defend our| stoical lands and liquidate the threat of the neo—nazi regime, we launched a special operation.— we launched a special oeration. ~ , i, i, i, operation. we sing again today what the people _ operation. we sing again today what the people across - operation. we sing again today what the people across poland| what the people across poland and across europe for four decades, _ and across europe for four decades, appetites of the autocrat cannot be appeased. we will aet autocrat cannot be appeased. will get the autocrat cannot be appeased. - will get the view from warsaw, moscow, beijing and kyiv mac. vladimir putin has also suspended moscow's involvement in a key nuclear arms treaty. we'll examine the implications. also in newsday this hour: mexico's former security chief is found guilty of taking bribes in return f

a number of countries including iran, iraq, kuwait, jordan, russia , germany, america and greece announced their readiness to help turkey and syria. the president of our country told the presidents and the people of turkey and syria expressed their condolences and to announce iran's readiness to send urgent relief aid. to know the latest news and more details , i will talk with mr. kameli, a journalist of turkish radio and television. do you have any earthquake-affected areas in turkey? dear sirs and dear viewers , i am now at the entrance of adana, the center of one of the southern provinces of turkey . the temperature is extremely cold and the rains continue . meteorological warning of cold wave and snowfall in most parts of turkey . especially the earthquake affected areas unfortunately, i have to say that most of the victims of the earthquake tonight experienced sub-zero temperatures, that's why the relief work in the earthquake-affected areas of southern turkey with manipulation and the big earthquake at 14:17 in the morning local time today, which you mentioned, has the power of 78 h

the leaders of america and russia clash over the conflict in ukraine.lation: to defend our historical lands and liquidate | the threat of the neo—nazi regime, we launched a special operation. we are seeing again today what the people of poland and the people across europe saw for decades — appetites of the autocrat cannot be appeased. vladimir putin has also suspended moscow's involvement in a key nuclear arms treaty — we'll examine the implications. also in newsday this hour... mexico's former security chief is found guilty of taking bribes — in return for helping drug dealers. and — empty food shelves in the uk — why are some supermarkets having to limit sales of fruit and veg? live from our studio in singapore — this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. we have a tale of two presidents for you this hour from the us and russia. we'll get to the american presidentjoe biden in a moment — but first — russian leader vladimir putin. he's announced he's suspending russian participation in the last major nuclear arms control agreement with th

reports show that american gas exports to europe in the last year has increased by 143% and america has replaced russialying gas to europe. america has achieved its goal of becoming a gas supplier to europe, but europe is paying a heavy price because american gas is more expensive compared to russian gas. thank you for your companionship with the world i greet you today, little john, from page 313. greetings, greetings, greetings, greetings, commander , greetings. journalists in tehran walked step by step the route of the march from imam hossein square to azadi square to narrate the presence of the people in the 44th anniversary of the victory of the revolution. hey baby

china decides to send military weapons -- not just economic support, but military weapons -- to russia, america's to have to respond. stuart: all right. what should the biden's response be? we have a retired navy seal here with his advice. >>> the desantis camp is firing back at msnbc. a quest host claimed florida is all crystal midwest and alligators. ram laffer -- [laughter] i wonder what florida congressman byron donalds makes of that? the congressman is next. ♪ ♪ good luck. td ameritrade, this is anna. hi anna, this position is all over the place, help! hey professor, subscriptions are down but that's only an estimated 15% of their valuation. do you think the market is overreacting? how'd you know that? the company profile tool, in thinkorswim®. yes, i love you!! please ignore that. td ameritrade. award-winning customer service that has your back. (vo) verizon has the epic new phone your business needs on the 5g network it deserves. boost your team's productivity with samsung's fastest processor yet. switch and save up to $1000 on the new galaxy s23 ultra. now that's epic. on the network amer

the production line of this jet engine is set up in iran alongside the countries of russia, china , america, france, england, and japan. and italy is one of the eight countries that export turbojet engines, it is on the rise. mohammad saleh, the stability of the sed and sima news agency, amir, from the kausar fighter to the simorgh fighter is a long way, and of course, a surprising thing happened. regarding the simorgh, tell me how the situation brought back all my memories. please give me an explanation excuse me, in 1977, after the war, let's remember shahid sattari, who actually started to restore many of the f-5 planes that were mostly destroyed and were damaged in the upper part of the body, and to build this base of the same chocolate plane structure in in the past, it is more interesting that when we start the sim card in 1978, the supreme leader will be presented. we saw it later. they said that because some of the officials had different opinions that the plane is important to me, this thing that is important to me, the knowledge of design, was very strange to me. until 78, the wor

putin suspending russia's participation in the last key nuclear arms control treaty between russia and americae more point to make -- i only watched vladimir putin on television today, because journalists from so-called unfairly countries, in russia's view, were not invited to the state of the nation address today. maryam: mr. putin's speech covered some familiar themes. he accused the rest of seeking to destroy moscow and provoking and escalating the war. he portrayed ukraine as being home to neo-nazis. pres. putin: a year ago, in order to do defend our historical lens and liquidate the threat from the neo-nazi regime, we decided to conduct special military operation, and step-by-step we carefully, consistently will settle the task we are cing. maryam: the main message of putin's address was threatening his close circle, as told to me by the author of several books analyzing putin's rusa and a senior fellow at johns hopkins university. >> especially in the system that vladimir putin has created, propaganda is often about communicating very discrete messages which the audience understands but

russia, the russian became good. but the logic is gone. it's not americaattacked russia, it's not britain that attacked russia , it's russia that attacked ukraine but it's not russia that attacked britain it's not russia that attacked the usa, it's britain that the usa attacked afghanistan and syria, libya destroyed yugoslavia. oh, it's different, it's completely different. still, i'll start with our hersh from the story of the nord stream bombings. do you remember how it all began? no, she has no sources. yes, old grandfather what he came up with and so on. it turned out that he not only has sources, but them lately. in any case, for the last week, i can guarantee you exactly this, after all, an analysis of the information flow. this is my forte of these sources. this really elderly person has clearly become more so, and i, of course, am afraid that hmm food, of course, some kind of linden can be planted. he, as it were, with his energy from the eu, discredits himself and discredits the whole story. it is possible that such technology also exists. but the

snyder, professor of history at yale university and he is the author of the road to unfreedom, russia, america and europe. thank you very much for joining us tonight, timothy snyder. -- already had early in this invasion the feeling and the understanding that russia was unprepared. what were you seeing then? >> what we were not seeing then was the kind of propaganda buildup that we had seen in 2014 the last time that russia had invaded ukraine. and what we were seeing was that the people around putin did not seem to be prepared. and what that indicated, as one could already begin to sniff out in these first few hours of the war, was that this had not really been planned as a military campaign. it was indeed planned as what they called a special military operation. they truly believed that the ukrainian nation did not exist, that the ukrainian state would collapse, and that within three days that would be able to march into kyiv. those fundamental ideological and political assumptions were wrong, as you said, in your intro. they basically misunderstood the world that they were wandering into wi

united, besides, biden said that russia will definitely be defeated on the battlefield in ukraine, and medvedev said this morning from rogov that if the united states of americaourselves - what kind of weapon? including nuclear well, ryabko, whom i have already mentioned, is deputy minister lavrov, said that the potential of great britain and france will now be taken into account by russia together with the american ones as a nuclear fist. and they will not allow us to be defeated on the battlefield that we have the last nuclear weapon there , we will definitely press on it. absolutely crazy country, crazy leaders, we saw that they first threatened ukraine, then they simply went on a large-scale offensive . although until the end, no one believed that they would destroy and try to destroy cities from the face of the earth, kill people , rape, loot, or whether the world does not underestimate this senselessness and madness of the kremlin elders and всё противрается етому already seen 30 years ago during the collapse of the soviet union a-a approximately the same situation e-e failed ten-year war in e-e task will capture a-a foreign people foreign state afghani

united , besides, biden said that russia will definitely be defeated on the battlefield in ukraine, and medvedev said this morning from rogov that if the united states of americat to defeat russia, then we have the right to defend ourselves with any weapon, including nuclear. well, ryabko, whom i have already mentioned , this is deputy minister lavrov, said that the potential of great britain and france will now be taken into account, together with the american ones, as a nuclear fist, that is, mr. colonel, russia directly says that they will never admit defeat and will not allow themselves to be defeated on the battlefield, that we have the last nuclear weapon there, we will definitely press on it. suddenly, we will lose as much as possible really, what do they say because this is an absolutely crazy country, crazy leaders, we saw that they first threatened ukraine, then just went on a large-scale offensive. although until the end , no one believed that they would destroy and wipe the face of the earth from the face of the earth, kill people, rape , loot or the world does not underestimate the absurdity and recklessness of the kremlin elders, and everything r

after mr putin signalled that russia would withdraw its participation today, america said that this wasnting inspections of nuclear sites. thank you very much. the snp leadership candidate, kate forbes, has insisted her campaign can survive after losing the support of four senior colleagues for her position on gay marriage. ms forbes said she would have voted against the same—sex marriage bill had she been an msp when it was debated in 2011;. 0ur scotland correspondent, lorna gordon, is in glasgow with the latest. how did this come up? kate forbes has done a — how did this come up? kate forbes has done a round _ how did this come up? kate forbes has done a round of _ how did this come up? kate forbes has done a round of media - how did this come up? kate forbes l has done a round of media interviews and she has, in her own words, tried to give straight questions and straight answers. she's always been open about being a practising christian but what's happened over the last 21; hours or so is that what that means to her has been unpicked a little. it's worth looking at some of her comme

does it in beijing thinking about how to build your relations with russia and america i think that yesan expression in relation to russia, jandon. this is a nation of warriors. well, that's what ordinary people would call it. and by the way, this is not necessarily even positive. well, sometimes it's positive, when they want to tell their leaders that you are pursuing a policy that is too soft, but on the other hand. they understand that yes , this is how it is, and therefore, in principle, they believe that the factor of deterring the offensive of the west of russia in one form or another is beneficial for china it's a match. you are their best interest. they have some questions about the forms in which this is happening lately, but uh, in principle, uh, russia is the most important partner for them in this sense, because they understand that if russia did not exist, if russia was defeated greatly weakened and that's all that's there, nuland, says, uh, if china would come true, it would be bad, lonely. yes, the americans would begin to attack and restrain him not only from asia, but a

this is russia and america directly saying that go attack russia not on the buffer territory, but ont after the referendum became part of the russian federation therefore, in this case, change your image, because it has long been russia to prepare for this topic for this good now. well, sasha o look here to evaluate, please. i hope you don't disappoint the man who gave you his time. well, yuri and you somewhat contradicted yourself, because earlier you said that the americans they value their soldiers too much. they are ready, but against russia by proxy, that ukrainians are consumables . but as it were, that is, there the runes of the united states will not fight against russia in a straight line, because american soldiers are worth a lot. and now you say that the americans are ready to fight romanians with russia in various words. i've said that in a critical, like i added, that is, if the ukrainian army was defeated in russia begins. more wins romania intervenes. we win again, then they already go. i agree that, ah, there is a change in rhetoric, or i would say by american rights