u. s. the u. s. propaganda tired of the hypocrisy, the hide of the double standards and then on the following the u. s. and a westmore in general, that they're not on board with it anymore. and you know, and so now what you have is this very powerful and used to be a very powerful kingpin that's walking around the city with an m 16. you know, in his, in his hands threatening and everybody and, you know, still thinking it's, it's a power, you know, has the power used to have in it's in its golden, it's golden days. i'm sort of questioned. i think most of the countries around the world are asking themselves as they see the u. s. office. they see to mess the u. s . has dot ukraine in. and as they see the u. s. now stoking war with, with, with russia was china. i think most of what, most of the countries on the wild austin themselves, you know what, you know, what to do with what is the major, you know, what is seen by most my, most countries as the main problem for world peace today. and that is the u.

u. s contractor. five u. s. service members and another u. s contractor were also wounded. cnn's natasha bertrand is covering all this for us has the latest information now, natasha, what are u. s officials say? johnson. we're being told that that are suspected iranian drone that attacked a u. s based in syria and killed a u. s contractor and wounded several other service members. u. s service members was a one way suspected iranian attack drone that intentionally crashed into its target. we are told, of course, the us did retaliate. they targeted facilities in syria that the u. s believes were being used by iranian proxy groups in order to support those groups with munitions and intelligence secretary of defense lloyd austin saying that this strong right. this airstrike was carried out in response to several recent attacks by these iranian proxy groups. president joe biden ordering a u. s airstrike in eastern syria thursday after us intelligence assessed that an iranian origin drone killed an american contractor and wounded five u. s service members and another u. s contrac

u. s. b s. u. s. troops on our shores because i think that would only aggravate the problem and will not lead to any meaningful resolution that has been official to the philippine people. that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you next time. ah, the ah . the claims of the king of the belgians leopold the 2nd to the congo were finally authorized by the leading european countries in 18. 85 in the very heart of the african continent. a state under the rule of the belgian monarch was declared since the beginning, the congo free state was total, may him for the local population and functioned as a universal concentration camp. the majority of the population, including women and children, were forced to work on the rubber plantations. those who failed to fulfill their quota were beaten and mutilated to keep the congolese people under control. the king set up the so called forest bleak which were punitive detachments that cast terror o

s. u. s. drones targeted the taliban, but in every village here, people tell us about strikes that claimed the lives of innocent people. the u. s. military does not release data on civilian casualties in afghanistan. but lead to pentagon papers shows that in 15 month period in 201390 percent of people killed in u. s. trone killings, but not the intended targets. the u. s. military also uses a fraud methodology that counts or military aged males in a strike zone as combatants. in other words, boys over 15. these 3 boys were killed by a us drone. one man tells us he is their older brother at that number 30. according to the americans, they were always precision strikes. if they bombed a wedding party, they said they were hitting taliban. if we said that wasn't true, it didn't do any good. what about the color we ordinary people couldn't do anything . nobody believed us. shaneka most drowned strikes and not investigated. the claim that they are precision peelings can't be back. top research sugg

u. s. government u. s. officials continue to hurl allegations against tick tock as we saw in today's congressional hearings. it's also worth noting that a 150000000 people use tick tock around the world, and that number continues to rise despite the heated allegations leveled from voices in the united states. however, a poll did indicate that 40 percent of americans would favor a ban on tick tock. now there have been a number of us states that have passed a law for bidding tick tock from being used on government devices. we saw the scenes today in congress. the heated exchanges that went on so the controversy continues surrounding this social media app. legal and media unlist line old believes it's all social media platforms are equally vulnerable to data breaches, including those based in the us. but think tops just being picked on because it's chinese and this c e o acquitted himself splendidly better than anything i and i as a lawyer, i'm watching the way he answered the questions very, very well. may i

u. s. government. the u. s. congress reject an initiative for increased oversight of the massive funding the ukraine, just like by regular americans about why because of the tax credit dollars, all being said of the seas, a form of scaly and so just thought with a war crime is granted. fail as the court believe his life. the danger. if he is said to jail, he's accused of murdering a. can you go by a wave of protest with buildings set on fire businesses shot down. i made fear of losing. i'm police violence, need this 1st thing, crowd a guy from las go. this is our team. my name is rod. have all the and 30 minutes of news of use stops. now we start with our top headline today. the breaking news here on our to russian authorities have the same a correspondence of the wall street journal, even guess clevic on suspicion of conducting espionage activities for the u. s. government. what we do know is that this was the correspondent for wall street journal that moscow bureau of wall street journal. and according to the

u. s. government report names georgia as a lead in recipients of u. s. foreign and military aid in europe and eurasia. this isn't something new. the u. s. has been sending hundreds of millions of dollars to georgia since the mid ninety's over $445000000.00 in foreign military financing. i loan since 1997, 35000000 dollars just last year, over a $130000000.00 in bilateral state department and us aid assistance annually. and all this, of course, going towards helping georgia develop a democratic free market with western orientations. in july state department spokesman, net price told reporters the u. s. has allocated a total of almost $6000000000.00 in assistant funds for georgia over the years. and as we know, nothing comes for free and this is exactly what local m. p. 's had in mind when considering the draft law on transparency of foreign influence, countries tend to use and jails and private media organizations to sway public opinion and encourage opposition movements in countries of interest. the biggest share of the u. s. funding is directed towards

u. s. homeland. when u. s. military has russia encircled with nato and of course, all of their aggression using taiwan to try to trigger a proxy war against china. so what we really hear out of the mouth of laura richardson is the same old hypocrisy and double standards that we've heard from us imperialism now to centuries. what do you think russia and chinese influence in latin america is really that much of a threat to the u. s. and what do you think that was trying to cut off a southern america, the america concert? the moments and that's precisely what the u. s. is afraid of that. there are now different trading polls. there are different geopolitical camps that the countries of south america can use. i, i recently returned from cuba in the cubans, constantly reiterated. if it wasn't for russian solidarity, if it wasn't for millions of tons of grain that the russian sent to you, but where would you be to day with his already hunger sparked by the blockade. what with us wants really is extreme hunger and st

s. we have an outstanding being issue in china and relation to the rest philippine sea. we hope to be able to resolve that to get to a matic and political means. certainly not through u. s. b s u. s. troops on our shores because i think that the only agra made the problem and will not lead to any meaningful resolution that has been official to the philippines. people are the leader of an indian opposition party ro gandhi, has been found guilty of defamation and sentence to 2 years in prison. gandhi was charged for making a speech in 2019, they referred to themes as having the surname modi, a reference to the current prime minister. the case was filed by a leader of the ruling party, gone the claimed in court that he made the comment to highlight corruption. he has been granted bell and is appealing his conviction. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t. v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. was he right back here at the top of the hour? ah, ah, ah, with ah ah hello, i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi. so he has no pull. political pedigree is the child of immigrants to the u. k. he's dubbed a political science as the youngest prim

u. s. on trial, the u. s. has set up a 1st permanent mincie base in poland as it rum someplace, presence in eastern europe, a meant the ukraine conflict. this footage shows the official opening of the u. s. facility in central poland this week. the meant, he said, the bass was created in accordance with a decision by us present joe biden, to improve control capabilities and manage food operating sites in poland, which borders ukraine. ladies and gentlemen, the ceremony will begin in 2 minutes. ah, russian forces have been advancing into the last remaining ukraine held areas in the loop. ganske region are teeth eager, donaldson of this report from the village of belen gore of cra, where caves military, through in hundreds of unprepared, recently drafted troops and a desperate attempt to holds the offensive the russian forces. they've critically closed in the town of bella, gore of course, the only natural barrier between them and the enemy is this river little bit down that way? so obviously the next task is to

u. s. b s u. s. troops on our shores because i think that with all the girl made the problem and will not lead to any meaningful resolution that has been official to the philippine people. that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you next time in our exemption, and i'm here to plead with you. whatever you do. you do not watch my new show seriously. why watch something that so different my little opinions that you won't get anywhere else work of it please, or do you have the state department, the cia weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations, choose your fax for you, go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't watch my show stay mainstream because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way things with the titans for medius believed in men and sided with them. oh, he stole fire from the cruel gods an

u. s. b s. u. s. troops on our shores because i think that would only aggravate the problem and will not lead to any meaningful resolution that has been official to the philippine people. that's all for now. be sure to check out our t. v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you next time . ah, ah, ah ah, ah, with the discovery of the new world, at the end of the 15th century, there appeared atlantics, slave dre. the slave traders from european countries started building forth on the western coast of the african continent to transport the african inhabitants to america, to be forced into hard labor. until the middle of the 17th century. portugal had played the main role in this atrocious business. then great britain, france and the netherlands took the leadership for the span of 400 years of legal and illegal slave trade. about 17000000 people were forcefully shipped across the atlantic. not including those who died on the way due to unbearable living conditions. modern his

u. s. b s. u. s. troops on our shores because i think that the only agra made the problem and will not lead to any meaningful resolution that has been official to the philippines people. that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see right back here at the top of the hour. ah, the medical waste is actually a huge environmental issue. and with the pandemic, personal protective equipment, or p p e waste has skyrocketed. i'm 50 i and you're watching the cost of everything . where today we're going to be examining what happens to all of the medical ways generated every year from hospitals, clinics. and now individuals wearing their p p, ah, the according to a recent study, the global medical waste management market is projected to beach 16000000000 dollars by 2029. medical waste is the waste produced in any health care or diagnostic activity and can be hazardous or non hazardous due to the various contaminants it has come in contact with ho

u. s. government warning, not to travel to russia. u. s. citizens residing or traveling in russia should depart right away. as the state department continues to advise. i think john kirby forgot to add engaged in espionage before the word americans. it must have been said between the lines. well, moscow court has ruled did so this thursday to keep a wall street journal reported behind bars for 29 days, pending further investigation after he was arrested and made spying claims, r t. z. marina costs forever. as of course, the developments for us, there's a lot of thrust here at the moment, waiting to catch any glimpse all the american journalists and any time the black car behind me makes any sort of noise like right now. we believe that the american journalist is in that car right now, the black car that is departing, this core room. you can see there we go. and we believe that even girl school, which is now leaving the most go courts. and as we can see, there's not only lots of thrust here, but some heavy duty armed guards and knots. becau

ah, we begin itself, korea where the united states aircraft carrier, the u. s. s. limits has arrived a day off to north korea, 5 to short range ballistic missiles of its east coast. the u. s. has limits is now on the puerto pusan. the nuclear power worship has been conducting military exercises with south korea. it international waters out to seal is what mcbride is aboard the carrier. this nimitz has arrived here tuesday. the major have been invited on board as a press conference going on at the moment from both the u. s. navy and south korean counterparts bring the pan the camera a little bit and give you a view of the light deck. here we are restricted to one area of the flight deck, but it really is a massive ship. one of the biggest war ships ever built it is the iconic nuclear powered aircraft carrier and getting on in years. it's something like 50 years old . now the name it say it been in service that long. it was assist to ship up the name. it's another limits class carrier that was last year that was last september when we had the ronald reagan visiting

s. is also estimated time spent on ukraine, about half of the money did on average per year in vietnam. both the vietnam i'm african, i saw, was ended in a residing failure for the u. s. despite the massive tolls when the economy and public sentiments about the government, there is still no clear indication of a potential limits to the u. s. commitment to the ukraine, conflicts. the u. s. inspectors office has received nearly 200 complaints about a legit misspending of washington's funds. you craig? as of march, the 1st 2023. so 3 o g 's had received 189 ukraine response related hotline complaints, including allegations submitted by ukrainian citizens regarding alleged misconduct within ukraine. o g investigations resulted from these and other allegations have not yet substantiated significant waste fraud or abuse. very interesting, isn't it? quite a dramatic shift. well, you'll recall that back in january, or there was a big scandal involving corruption that led to a number of ukrainian lawmakers being given the boot. and in addition to that, it's important to point out that the idea of auditing the money being given to ukraine kind of caught on and gain steam when republicans took back control of the u. s. house of representatives. it's republicans that are a little bit more critical of aid to ukraine, of that the bide

u. s. hunter could draw known as a ring per russian officials have denied the 2 aircraft actually collided. they said that the drone crashed off to an abrupt maneuver. the u. s. military has reported the started flying is survey across further from the coast of crimea and at a high altitude, avoid a direct military confrontation with russia and international consultant and retired u. s. army left turn and colonel earl robinson says it's going to be difficult for washington to continue gathering intelligence in the region if it wants to avoid a direct confrontation with russia. this is a, it's a warning sign. they step back. we've got southern lights, it pulls them out of the direct con conflict known it has injured intelligence gathering information. you know, it's going to be an internal struggle in the political side. probably one thing to try to get engaged closer. the defense side is probably still wanting to keep that distance and limit any type of conflict. and as well as whatever intelligence could be gathered from another drone incident as well, the gathering information and assisting in a targeting of, of target, basically on crimea. i mean, russia,

ah, we begin in south korea where the united states aircraft carrier, u. s. s. limits has arrived a day off to north korea, 5 to short range ballistic missiles off its east coast. the u. s. has limits is now on the port a boost on the nuclear powered aircraft. carrier has been conducting military exercises with south korea in international waters. how to do as robin bryan reports from boost on this nimitz battle group has been on exercises the past few days of the southern korean island of j. u. it has been doing about the same time yesterday, monday was doing across drills, launching at croft off this flight deck and having them being returned again. although part of these joint military exercises, which i've been very extensive at a resumption after, i hated a few years to allow posts, partly for the cobit pandemic, but also to allow dialogue to happen with north korea. but the exercises have come back in scale this spring, we're having an air exercises with some of the latest jets. we're also having cooperation with euclid capable bombers from the u. s. u. s

u. s. lead order u. s. dominated world order, that's really all it is because the united states has trampled all over international law for more than 70 years since the end of world war 2. and the united states, even at this moment, is so open and blatantly u huber stickly, a arrogant about issues like the ukraine crisis, for example. where on the one hand, they say they respect ukraine sovereignty and on the other say they could never allow ukraine to a, to tack on to or agree to a chinese lead proposal for peace. so really all the u. s. a is talking about when it talks about a rural space order is a u. s. dominate order. one, where the u. s. makes the rules in the u. s. and forces its own rules, which generally means dominating other countries. these stabilizing entire regions and economically and politically. benefiting from these imperialistic ventures. you know, andy, i'm it, we listen to our salt and broke the head of nato. ah, he's on the way out, but he has great ambitions for the, for the alliance

u. s. than, than any time in recent, at times when we heard just yesterday, national security minister of israel, banga, you're saying the country is not quote, another star on the u. s. at flag talking about protests that perhaps the u. s. were in, involved in. how do you think relations lie right now? well right now because there's an extreme right wing groping ah, netanyahu and to his he's in a block, he's in a coalition with extreme right wing zionist forces. so it's not popular. it's not how allocate to here in the u. s. or in israel. so there's an effort to create some distance. will it mean a fundamental change? i don't think so. the u. s. remains committed to israel as their unsinkable aircraft carrier in the region. that's how they've always viewed it, and that is what it continues to be. while they may wring their hands and express how pain they are. and all of that, that is just the window dressing. now the letter is important because it exposes on just how brutal the repression is and calling for an investigation. that is what the people of the whole world have to do. and here in the us to is to demand a cease and these weapons of ending all aid to israel

u. s. interest. given china's approach to overseas military diplomacy and the potential challenges to u. s. nterest, u. s. policy makers might consider the following. first, capitalize on the united states robust alliance partnership network to limit china's access. china still building a network of security partners gaining vital locations. the u. s. can -- advance security cooperation with key countries to limit their willingness to allow china to access ports and other infrastructure. this could include more security cooperation with states in the pacific islands, south asia, and the indian ocean region. second, work with u. s. allies and partners to mitigate intelligent risks for chinese military activities. the united states could assist allies and partners by mitigating information russ by bolstering information security capabilities as well as supporting all of the partners oguinye comprehensive picture of the chinese military activity in the region. third, increase awareness on china's oversea military awareness and how it supports broader chinese policy objectives in u. s. ally inte

u. s. a is talking about when it talks about a rural space order is a u. s. dominate order. one, where the u. s. makes the rules in the u. s. and forces its own rules, which generally means dominating other countries. these stabilizing entire regions and economically and politically. benefiting from these imperialistic ventures. you know, andy, i'm it, we listen to our salt and broke the head of nato. he's on the way out, but he has great ambitions for the, for the alliance going into the pacific now. but i thought nato was a defensive alliance. why does it need to go to on the other side of the world? what is it defending there? okay. i mean there's a double speak that keeps coming out of western cap. no, no, no, no, we're just offensive. we're defensive. you're well that, why are they have a string of bases around china in the south china sea? oh, it's called the south china sea because it's next a china right. go ahead, andy. i think there's a couple of interesting things going on with this peter. so 1st of all, we have to recognize that nato is really not as independent a

u. s service members as well as an additional u. s contractor there now, this is not the first time that the us has launched air strikes in retaliation for these kinds of attacks by iranian proxy groups . the u. s has about 900 troops currently in syria. largely as a part of that anti isis coalition . and according to general carrillo, who is the commander of us central command, which is responsible for this region, u. s personnel have come under attack by those iran backed groups at least 78 times since 2021 gorilla did tell lawmakers in testimony recently that the us has made its posture is changed its defensive posture in the region essentially to better protect us personnel against these kinds of attacks, but parrilla also really in provided some important context for iran's capabilities in the region and why it is so concerning to us officials that they are able to continue to carry out these kinds of attacks. today iran possesses the largest and most diverse missile arsenal in the middle east. thousands of ballistic and cruise m

u. s. government departments, the u. s. department of defense saying that the secretary lloyd austin underscored president biden's firm belief in the imperative of strong institutions, an independent judiciary for vibrant democracies. but do you think that the government, the u. s. government is using any of the leverage it does have i think that we saw some unprecedented action when another extremist minister of its olives much rich planned his visit to the u. s. just a couple of weeks ago. i think both from the american jewish community and from the administration, it was clear that the ideology, that patella's mattress beside beth's silence muggeridge represents an espouse is, is over our red line. it's my hope that the administration extend that to consequences for the entire fitness and yahoo administration for the acts that they're taking to dismantle what's left of israeli democracy and also the policies of fear and separation that will ultimately lead to more violence. so i don't think that the administration has l

u. s. despite the massive tools they put on the economy and there's still no clear indication of a potential limit to america's commitment to the ukraine conflict. when i spoke to a retired u. s or a force lieutenant colonel, who said there's bipartisan support for ramping up ukraine's war effort of congressmen are often directly funded by the private military industry. i know how the u. s. senate gets reelected and they get re elected through their relationships and the donors that they have in this country. and out of many of those are from the defense sector. and so, you know, it's not in their interest to reduce spending. it's not in their interest to ask hard questions that may lead to the reduction in that spread. that's exactly what would happen if we actually looked at this areas by bipartisan support to continue to spend, as we saw with the senate, the senate vote just recently. i think we'll hear more talk about it as they, as the various candidates, some try to lay the waste in the fraud and the destruction. on the other side, we know from viet nam and from afghanistan in many other places that we don't care about democracy. in fact, the only kind of democracy, the

u. s the u. s believes that the drone strike was carried out by iranian affiliated groups that strike killed an american contractor and wounded five american service members yesterday. president biden, as i said, ordered that retaliatory airstrike, although he just insisted the u. s. is not looking for conflict with iran. while president biden was speaking. cnn learned of another attack targeting u. s forces in syria. let's go straight to cnn's natasha bertrand, who's at the pentagon for us, natasha? what do we know about this latest attack? we are just hearing this within the last few minutes that iranian backed groups have launched yet another attack on u. s forces in northeastern syria. now it is unclear whether there are any casualties or any damage. at this point. we are told that the us is still assessing that, but it comes as local residents did tell cnn they had heard multiple explosions and we are told that this attack was carried out using rockets. now the big question, of course, is whet

u. s military to the u. s personnel. right so most of these groups are located in the eastern and central parts of syria. there are some that are located in the western part of the country. a lot of the fighting that was going on in the aleppo region, for example, uh, iranian proxies were involved in that in the syrian civil war, so these are elements are really throughout the country of syria, and they can turn and attack any forces whether it's syrian defense forces. craddick forces that are aligned with us or where the kurds or some other entity, including the u. s forces that are there. just last thursday, the top u. s military general for the middle east testified before congress. ah that iran is significantly more military capable than ever. let's listen and then i'll get your response. here it is. today i ran his exponentially more capable than they were just five years ago. today, iran possesses the largest and most diverse missile arsenal in the middle east. thousands of ballistic and cruise missiles, many capabl

u. s. military base is in syria were attacked just last week at damascus as a choose the u. s. of stealing oil from the country under the guise of a supposed anti terror operation. or the u. s. which is believed to have had forces in syria for nearly a decade has opened, he called for regime change there. and the news editor of the cradle media outlet, esteban cut ego says the u. s. military presence in syria. does de facto violate global law? found that like he was making foreign but it also raised the question of whether it was a un official or us state department spokesperson, trying to, to defend a defensive all the president of the us army, syria, illegal by international law. so and he said the us was the us form after the 2nd world war 2, to defend international law into it, to prevent the conflict like these from abruptly. but now it seems that un has been turned to simply another tool to, to justify these illegal innovations. and these, the plundering of the, of the theory as resources. and these are attracted to what regime change is about controlling oil producing are

u. s contractor, an american citizen as well as the injuries of five u. s troops and another contractor, all of whom at this point are in stable condition. question. what happens at this point? general eric gorilla, the commander of us central command, said the u. s has the option and the capability to strike if there is a continuation here and more attacks by iranian proxies or groups affiliated with iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps moving forward here. what what are you hearing about the possibility that president biden could order the launch of another retaliatory attack? that possibility is very much on the table, the u. s. said its previous strike, the one carried out in response to the drone attack struck facilities used for ammunition and intelligence by groups associated with iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps. they're still waiting to see if there was anyone killed or casualties in that strike, but the us has made it clear that if this continues, though, the u. s doesn't seek to escalate here. it will protect its troops here. it will

u. s. does not seek an armed a conflict with russia, and at that the u. s. will continue flying international space and that it's up to russia to encounter in the u. s. aircraft in a save and a professional manner. this is a clear alert towards russia but, but nothing more than that. they don't want to escalate of the situation. and in that a pentagon briefing, we also learned that they are not certain if this encounter a yesterday was intentional or general milly. he said that the aggressive behavior was intentional, but the actual that the actual physical contact off the aircraft that they are not sure if that was intentional as well. yeah, and that is a slight change from what we heard yesterday. what about the drone itself? i mean, is the wreckage? is it still in the black sea somewhere? yes, the wreckage is still in the in the black sea it's around 5000 feet off water. and we know that it is also deep in the sea, and that it is very unlikely that they will be able to recover it. we also know that all sensitive information in the drone wants to lead us be

u. s. is seeking to maintain his had gemini in the world. it just shows how delusional the u. s. has become the u. s. seems to think that it still lives in the well of the ninety's as well or to the u. s. has pretty much been running the world as you would a mafia style racket, you know, resorting to exactly the same techniques that matthew results to control. a city extortion, a bullying, blackmail violence, what it hasn't realized is that that world has changed. and now what used to be fed very powerful kingpin that controlled the entire city has now turned into an old, slightly seen our man that doesn't control much of the city. i am much of the world any more. in fact, controls only a few small neighborhoods in that city, namely, you know what the so called collective west. that's because now you have countries that have stood up that are standing up against the u. s. power. i will knows that the so called rules based order was always a u. s. or west based order that's clear to everyone now. and so, you know, it is idea that us still thinks that it can make the rules that it c

u. s. will act forcefully to protect americans off to the u. s. military cairo. down s strikes against iran linked targets in syria, retaliation for an attack on an american base, and violent protests against the pension reform plan in france. forced the postponement of a state visit by the british monarch present to my new micron, says it with lack common sense for king charles to visit in the middle of the protests israeli army reserve. pilots have joined the demonstrations against the government by refusing to report for active duty. israel's army chief has warned prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that he's proposed over hole, could affect the readiness of the army. for any security developments. when the yahoo is on an official visit to the united kingdom, you had a meeting with prime minister, she sumac and democracy on the last row you read the last night. talks between the leaders are taking place against the backdrop of protests against the yahoo trip. and israelis in the u. k and the vote are against his government. judicial changes jenna howard, followi

u. s. banking industry. the u. s. financial system has been shaken up pretty badly with news of bank failures splashing across the headlines this week. this is the biggest failure since 2008. it's actually the 2nd biggest failure ever since washington mutual in september of 2008. meanwhile signature bank march. the 3rd largest bank failure in u. s. history capital over it is now announcing their intent to wind down their operations and voluntarily liquidate silver gate bank. this was a week of bank runs starting out with the collapse of silver gate bank followed by s v p, and signature banks caving in this cause lots of market turmoil. 3 banks went down one right after another and this caused panic among investors and depositors. the u . s. financial institutions saw their stocks plummeting. u. s. officials are trying to reassure the public that their deposits are saved. extra liquidity is being provided to banks in order to keep them afloat. joe biden woke up early monday morning to make a speech and give everyone a

u. s. site, not the chinese site that is supplying a steady stream of weapons to the battlefield. the u. s. site is not qualified to dictate to the chinese site. we also never accept the u. s. dictating will even coercing pressure on sino russian relations. the more unstable the world becomes, the more imperative it is for china and russia to steadily advance their relations . while russia has accused washington of pressing the west to adopt a hostile approach to the 2 nations, let loose the world in order to pursue their course of domination, primarily in the interest of containing russia and china, the americans lacked her own forces, which is why they need what they are doing now, not a partial, but a complete mobilization of the western camp shows our relationship with the people's republic of china, of course is going through absolutely the best times in the history of this relationship our leaders say. so you remember how these relations were characterized by our chinese friends in their time that it is not in a ions, but in many ways it is stronger than an alliance. that alliance ha

u. s. since russia's full scale invasion of ukraine last year. the u. s. m q 9 free per jerome. like the one in this file footage was forced to crash into the black sea because if dangerous russian interference, that's what the u. s. military is alleging that democrat, what we shall again, we're, we're fighter aircraft dumping fuel in front of this, you avi and then getting so close to the aircraft that it actually damaged the propeller on the empty 9. this type of behavior from these russian pilots that is uncommon and unfortunate and unsafe. the u. s. summoned brush as ambassador over the incident. moscow denies direct involvement. it's ambassador is calling the incident a provocation, but says russia wants to avoid a situation lee that could cause unintended clashes, medical with media. i don't want any confrontation between the united states of the russian federation rearing fever of pragmatic relations. for the sake. for the interest of the people over united states and russian federation, russia's defense ministry denies us just came in contact with the drone and claims sha

u. s. warship was driven out of waters near the parasol islands for the 2nd time this week. washington denies any wrong doing, saying that it's vessel. the u. s. s. millis was conducting a routine operation in international waters which on a claim sovereignty or over almost the entire south china sea, despite an international court saying that the claim has no legal basis as guitar. corresponding katrina, you must live for some beijing katrina. this is the 2nd time this week, as we have been reporting that a u. s. worship has been driven out of the waters near the paris for islands. what is going on here? that's right, so on thursday we initially had a report from china's navy that as a new guided missiles destroy the u. s. s 1000000 illegally and without permission entered what the china considers its own territory called she showed near the parasol island and that it was followed by the chinese navy and ultimately driven away then accused us of creating instability. and then our laser, we had a counter statement from washington saying that what china said was false and that the u. s. s 1000000 was in fact continuing what the us says is free

u. s. there were air lives like that after the vietnam war, where the u. s. took $3000.00 vietnamese children, gave them to american families. the court has a recent case of trump who took children forcibly from latin american immigrants, but the u. s. is never investigated for crimes, even though there war crimes are substantial and now to be done. yes. we're public where 2 more civilians who have been wounded by bands petal, anti pass, no line scattered across residential areas by the ukrainian military. at least 3 low cost of already been killed in don't boss and more than $100.00 wounded by the internationally prohibitive explosives. i'll say wrong cause i spoke with the latest victims. 2 more civilians were wounded here in john esque. both of them stepped on a so called that'll mind they're also known as anti personnel mines and they're prohibited. now ukraine, they've been throwing these minds around and residential areas here in the nest for over a year. and now the spring time has come. many of these little mines are surfacing on the ground and they'

u. s. military base in syria was attacked just last week. damascus was accused the u. s. of stealing the countries oil under the guise that was opposed anti terrorism operation. america, which is believed to have had forces in syria for nearly a decade as openly call for regime change in that country. let's. let's take this conversation further here on the channel. steven sahu. ini. a journalist. now joining us here on the, on the program live from syria. very well. welcome to today. so what, what do you, what do you think is the un deputy spokesman as a pleasure to have you here? so i was just going to ask you with that with that comment there from the un deputy spokesman. do you think he's ill informed or is he trying to create a false narrative about? no us soldiers exist in syria. first of all that you n unfortunate say this, but me as the middle eastern. what did you and do for me as you, as a person, a person living in the middle east. and i've been here for the last 30 years because you and day and for the last several decades today in the u. n, is picking hostage b

it seemed to me and the people of my generation that the u. s. s or collapse is a pity, but nevertheless, the basis for a confrontation between the u. s. s. or on the new russia and the west disappeared, everything seemed to be fine, but it turned out not to be so it turned out that the geopolitical interests of our partners turned out to be much more important. and pressure immediately began to shake russia. they began to create a 5th column inside, sent hordes of international terrace to strike us and worked along our borders. as a very strong comments that from the russian president vladimir putin. let's cross live now. swati correspondent this steve sweeney. steve strong points, as i mentioned, can you bring us some of the highlights of what vladimir putin at this? yes, well the president was visiting this, had a cop to plant in the city of illinois dare. and he was asked questions about both ukraine and the economy now on the economy. he said the russians defied western expectations. they of course, were expecting g d p to fall dramatically, b