western sanctions did not work. the only thing i would like to make is one remark, when we talk about sanctions against a sovereign state, against a country, we always mean. for some reason, the economic context, in fact , any sanctions against a state have a political reason, despite the fact that all sanctions are divided into political and economic, politically related to the fact that the country is removed from various international organizations, deprive it of the right to participate in the international negotiation process and so on, and economically related to various embargoes on the import and export of various goods and resources, all the same, the reason is always political, so i ... answered like this: politically and economically the west has lost. thank you very much, you are absolutely right, today separating politics and economics would be a crime. for us, georgy vasilyevich, please. i would say that sanctions. which are almost twice as high as the global ones, i am not even talking about western g

the negative role that you sanctions have had on venezuela is impossible to ignore.the us government barred oil purchases, froze government bank accounts, prohibited the country from issuing new debts and sees tankers bound for venezuela. one would think that should be self-evident that any account of venezuela's economic contraction would place economic sanctions in a central role. venezuela's economy has been highly dependent on oil, which accounts for more than 90% of exports and more than half of fiscal revenue. "when oil revenues rise, regardless of whether it happens as a result of increased production or prices, the economy expands, when they tank, so does the gdp, but just like the opposite effect the sanctions have had on certain countries like iran, us sanctions helped venezuela develop its domestic capacities. one example is in the field of agriculture where it has expanded and helped venezuela provide many of its basic food supplies. there is no reason for venezuela's economy not to flourish as we have. seen it has somewhat rebounded from its loads of sta

but the fact is that sanctions are not about justice at all, here we are talking about fair sanctionsince 2014 years, there are plenty of such illogical things, and sometimes ridiculous ones there too. in the fourteenth package - europe has written such a clause that those enterprises and organizations that have suffered losses and ruin as a result of sanctions applied to russia have the right to request compensation from the government of the russian federation, that is , entrepreneurs from germany, france, italy, can write a request to the government of the russian federation, we applied to you. we are talking about sanctions policy, who won, who lost, one of the goals of the western sanctions pressure was to restrict access of companies from russia and belarus to innovative technologies in order to complicate their technical modernization, it is impossible to deny that in the west there are many developments of inventions that were important for the extraction of minerals at great depths, for the creation of modern electronics, the modernization of mechanical engineering , and so o

you know that china will be sanctioned, russia will be sanctioned, iran will be sanctioned, any country in the world that does not want to be under the full ticket of america, the west and nato should be sanctioned. every day , the number of these sanctions is increasing, so what will happen to these sanctions in the future? these sanctions cause internalization, these internalizations cause a series of internalizations, and these internalizations lead to a series of new cooperations mayare, one of these new structures in the world today in the field of economy is growing day by day, alhamdulillah . they don't have you see, these space constructions were done during the preliminary meeting of that summit, none of this is a coincidence, i mean, i want dear viewers to pay attention to the fact that when it is going to be one of the battle arenas, the minds of people are another arena. let's fight for the virtual cyber space of manbad, we will witness these creations . we have less than 30 minutes. one minute is to talk about the de-dollarization between the brics members and how much will

will be sanctioned, russia will be sanctioned, iran will be sanctioned, and every country in the worldl be sanctioned. if the following is the complete ticket for america, the west and nato, it should be sanctioned. every day , the number of sanctions is increasing. so what will happen to these sanctions in the future? these sanctions will cause internalization. these internalizations will cause a series of internalization and these endogenies create a series of new collaborations, one of them the new structures in the world today in the field of economy are increasing day by day, alhamdulillah. it is growing because of brics, which they don't have the eyes to see . see, these space constructions were done during the preliminary meeting of that summit, none of this is accidental, that is, i want dear viewers to pay attention to this issue, that definitely when it is going to be one let the human mind become one of the battlefields , let the virtual cyberspace be another battlefield, let swift be the witness of these creations. tip it is very important to say that we have the brixo summ

i'd like to continue with the train of uh thought here uh, which is the us sanctions regime.obviously leveled against venezuela, it has impacted its economy uh to very high degree, and my question to you is uh whether other latin american countries actually are taking note of the us approach. using the sanctions as a a weapon against countries and how that maybe have uh to have backfired against the us, do you think that has been the case? well - maybe um not other governments, but obviously other peoples, the people of other countries are looking at that kind of pressure that usa are making against. venezuela and now venezuela have more uh support of the people of other countries, also the countries of africa, of the countries of middle east, because i think now so many people who doesn't understand what it really happened in venezuela knows and cool see by their own eyes ' that usa really really are - try to control our destiny and and don't uh respect our sovereign, no, i think it could be um really important for the people of the global south to support venezuela uh in th

the us is sanctioning venezuela in order to prevent economic advancement. that is called economic terrorism. venezuela's presidential election had a winner, the incumbant president nicholas maduro, garnering over 50% of the vote compared to his opponents, an opposition candidate edunda gonzales, venezuelans were cheering for having maduro in power, but that was dampened by the us, in which it argued against the election result, calling it a sham election. we seen the announcement just a short while ago by the venezuelan electoral commission, we have serious concerns that the result announced does not reflect the will or the votes of the venezuelan people. the us referenced american-based sources, funded by the us state department. and associated with the cia, to make its case that maduro had lost and that gonzalez had won with an overwhelming margin. this was enough to send some venezuelans out to the streets to protest. even though maduro's counterprotest brought out millions of protesters and towered over the protest by gonzalez followers, all fingers wer

, and even in accordance with the sanctions, it should.t is mean of the authorities to ban export in one day, taking advantage of the fact that the country has access to the sea and thus infringe on the rights of ordinary people. europe has reached into my pocket and taken my car, for which i saved money for five years. but you don’t have to go far to find out, among other things. who should we thank, fugitive extremists, they beg for sanctions and then are setting up a business. a couple of months ago, our colleagues from the ont tv channel reported how extremists in lithuania and poland are driving cars around sanctions, supplying luxury cars to the russian market, that is, on the one hand, they are fighting the regimes of belarus and russia for the sake of television and are receiving grants for this, on the other hand, they are earning russian rubles. as for the lithuanian authorities, the losses of the economy. according to experts, annual losses amount to almost 1 billion dollars, primarily due to problems in the transit industry, th

be come which individuals to sanction of which sectors to sanction.t is walk a tightrope. i have supported venezuelan sanctions in the past and am willing to look at more sanctions. but i think we also have to recognize that how you set those sanctions, you've got to set them in a way that puts enough pressure on a government to do the right thing. in this case to hold free and fair elections and recognize the legitimate election result. and at the same time doesn't devastate an economy so much that it affects people will be on those in the elite of government and of forces mass migration. look, i agree with the chairwoman that i think there are a lot of venezuelans who upset and he will leave if maduro is therefore not two, three years, four years, whatever it may be but there will also be a lot of people who believe if there are sanctions are put on so harshly that you essentially starve the country that people have no choice but to go. also on the situation with recognizing edmundo gonzalez, it's a double-edged sword because i believe he won the el

, it is quite obvious that the sanctions. the allies are making it very clear that they will not circumvent bank sanctions and meet russian companies that want to trade in things that cannot be done, they will not facilitate them. this applies to turkey, and china, and the countries of central asia, which are now taking these measures. now you can see that putin did not manage to get india or china to come to some kind of compromise through his diplomacy. this is quite important. it is clear that the central bank of russia is now assessing the situation with great apprehension, much more so than it was in 2023. when nabiulina said: "yes, nothing, it's fine, we'll get up." in other words, not everything is mechanistic, this is how the economy reacts every time, and now there will be a second stage of adaptation, but it will be a more difficult stage for putin, which will not be easy to cope with. in addition, there are messages right now, that after all sanctions. that is, it is not enough that the kremlin has big problems wit

antiron strongly condemns that new sanctions imposed on iran by three european countries as economic terrorism against the iranian people, bowing. evaluation: hello everyone and welcome to press tv world news. more civilians are killed than the god. strip is israeli military pushes ahead with this deadly onslot on the palestinian territory. northern gaza is now the focal point of heavy israeli air strikes and shelling house was targeted in jabalya resulting in deaths of at least nine palestinians. four others were killed including a child and two women were uh in a israeli attack on south of gaza city. meanwile israel's also intensified his bombing against alburage refugee camp in central gaza killing and injuring scores of displaced palestinians there. now. was day an israeli strike on the almasi area neare the southern city of khan units left at least 40 displaced palestinians dead and over 60 injured death total from 11 months of us israely campaign of genocide is now pushed beyond the 41,000 threshold and nearly 95 thousand palestinians have also been injured and thousands are mi

such microchips are not subject to sanctions.in addition, according to american manufacturers, those microchips that were found in russian weapons were manufactured even before 2022, that is, before the start of sanctions as such. arguments of american microchip manufacturers. i suggest listening just now. the fight against the illegal distribution of microchips remains a challenge for our entire industry, and there are several reasons for this: semiconductors are everywhere, more than one trillion microchips are sold worldwide each year, they last for decades and can be stored for many years, microchips are often resold several times, criminals can take basic microchips from common household appliances and use them for... the same low-cost chip that powers a battery and an electric toothbrush can be used in drones or unmanned aerial vehicles. and criminals know how to conduct these complex operations and how to evade export controls. however, democratic senator richard blumenthal emphasizes that the results of the investigation

world powers, but president donald trump with from the deal and reinstated sanctions on iran. his successor joe biden continued with trump's so-called maximum pressure campaign against iran. is a professor at the university of tehran who joins us from tehran. welcome, when you take a look at the us sanctions, it's it's a failed policy, even even us officials admit to that, not only from this administration, but even previous ones. so the big question comes about a simple. why they continue to follow a failed us strategy? i think it's an issue of addiction, when you're addicted to something, it's sometimes many times difficult to get rid of that addiction, and the united states has an option of attacking iran militarily, and they know the cost of that would be quite severe, so they don't want to do that, and they don't want to accept iran as an independent government that makes its own policies and they don't want to forget the fact that they supported the shah and it was the islamic revolution that kicked out the shah from iran, so they cannot normalize relations with iran, th

exotic -- obligations to remove sanctions, benefiting the iranian people. hence laying the foundations for more constructive agreements. i hope that this message from iran is carefully heard today. thank you mr. president. [applause] >> on behalf of the assembly, i

exotic -- obligations to remove sanctions, benefiting the iranian people. hence laying the foundations for more constructive agreements. i hope that this message from iran is carefully heard today. thank you mr. president. [applause] >> on behalf of the assembly, i wish to send the president. >> in his final address as president before the united nations general assembly in new york city, president biden reiterated his call for both parties to agree to a cease-fire and hostage release deal, saying it's time to end the israel hamas war. he also called for sustained support from the west for ukraine and its war with russia. [applause] >>

the introduction of sanctions resembles a game: you introduce them, and the subject of sanctions tries to avoid them. you try to fight evasion methods, and so the object finds new ways to avoid them. this is what is happening right now? in june and august, the biden administration introduced new sanctions aimed at against dodgers. these are good steps, but not enough. there are ways in which the united states and europe can increase the pressure on russia. for example, the usa and europe should as soon as possible decide on the use of frozen russian sovereign assets for the benefit of ukraine. i would prefer to take all these assets, because we are talking about 280 or 300 billion dollars, and use them to help ukraine. the alternative agreed to by the g7 is to give ukraine at least an interest, earned on these immobilized assets, which is about 50 billion dollars. of course, this is a good amount, but apart from them, i would continue to insist on using the entire amount of frozen russian assets for ukraine's needs. this is what the us and europe can do. the second thing we can do is i

we threatened russia with sanctions. you dare to invade ukraine, put sanctions on you. and again, as my kids would say, well, how did that work out? putin ignored. he invaded ukraine, then put sanctions on russia, various kinds and various types and putin is still at war with ukraine. these sanctions have had literally so far as i can judge. no significant effect at all. putin continues to do what he does because. he's not necessarily doing it for economic, but to the contrary, has an idea in his mind about greater russia is not even an economic idea at all. and so the the are very convenient. if i were a real cynic which i might be you could almost say that. why do we put so many sanctions in place? well, it's because we can make it look like we're doing something without doing anything real. and we can take credit for being tough without actually being tough. and so this, i think, is all founded on the two great reliance. on the notion of economic causation, the ability of economics, material things to motivate people or nations and as a result of these policies are n

in any case, russia is a country with many sanctions as is korea, and yet it seems that these sanctions becoming... exactly, what the united states has done with its sanctions is create a parallel global market, because in the policy of eternal punishment, it has ended up sanctioning a good part of the world's population, and these states are not weak states, they are states that have also developed industrial character, an independent character. latin america has few ties with. democratic people's republic of korea, it has some embassies here and there, in mexico, venezuela, brazil, cuba, of course, nicaragua, how is this thing starting to have influence today, because people are talking more and more about korea, los pueblos cada vez hablan más de corea, bueno corea históricamente ha sido muy solidaria, well, korea has historically been very supportive of latin america, of africa, of asia, and this... will force us to adopt a different attitude towards those who fight against imperialism. the people see and become united in solidarity with those who they are fighting along a certain l

against iran, iran is already under sanctions, but also new sanctions against russia, they are also enough something is being changed, but to respond precisely with force, and the best response will be to provide ukraine with appropriate weapons and permits use. there were talks that at least the permission to use american and british weapons and missiles on russian territory, by the russian military, would be extended. object, well, let's really hope that it will finally happen and let's really hope that it will push them to provide ukraine with more weapons, but in principle the signal is obvious, this axis of chaos, iran, north korea, russia, their allies, the houthis, hezbollah, hamas, everybody else, they're putting their efforts together, while the civilized world is kind of putting their efforts together and united, but... er, all the time, you know, somehow he doesn't push, he's afraid of these so-called escalations, he draws some red lines for himself, which he's afraid to cross, and this is, of course , a big problem. but i would like to say two more words here and about u

against iran, iran is already under sanctions, but also new sanctions against russia, well, they too anything, but respond by force, and the best answer will be to provide ukraine with appropriate weapons and permits to use them. there was talk that at least the permission to use the american british one would be extended. weapons, missiles on russian territory, on russian military facilities, well, let's really hope that this will finally happen, and let's really hope that it will push them to provide ukraine with more weapons, but in principle the signal is obvious, this axis of chaos , iran, north korea, russia, their allies, the houthis, hezbollah, hamas, all the others, they are joining forces, while the civilized... world, it seems to have joined forces, but the whole time, you know, somehow does not press, is afraid of these so-called escalations, draws for itself some red lines that are afraid to be crossed, and of course this is a big problem, but i would like to say two more words here and about ukraine, we also need to react and we also need to answer, and in general the b

as the country that is ignoring or breaking us sanctions. thank ou ve breaking us sanctions. very much _ breaking us sanctions. thank you very much for _ breaking us sanctions. thank you very much forjoining - breaking us sanctions. thank you very much forjoining us, | you very much forjoining us, good to see you again. in the us where shares in united states steel plunged on wednesday, following a report the white house is preparing to formally block nippon steel's $14 billion takeover bid. people familiar with the matter say a decision could be made as soon as this week. the move would be highly controversial, and critics say it would lead to job losses and could chill foreign investment in the us. for more, here's our north america business correspondent ritika gupta in new york. nippon steel's $14 billion bid to acquire united states steel has been caught in the crosshairs of an election year. and in the crucial swing state of pennsylvania, where us steel is based. us presidentjoe biden has long pledged that the iconic american company, headquartered in pittsburgh, should

and teran strongly condemns new sanctions imposed on iran by three european countries as economic terrorism against the iranian people vowing retaliation. hello everyone, it's a midnight in the besieg gozo strip and you're watching press tv world news. at least 40 palestinians are killed in an israeli strike on the almawasi area south of the gaza's trip. gaza health officials say 60 others were also injured in this attack. multiple bodies are still believed to be under the ruins. this after israel targeted at least 20 tents belonging to displaced palestinians at the almawasi near southern city of khan unis. the area had been declared by the regime as humanitarian safe zone. another israeli attack targeted isahan unis killing. at least six civilians there and at least five were killed a food stall east of gaza city. two other palestinians were killed in attack a mosk and albu rage camp. the total death tool from us is really genocided in gaza since early october has now pushed beyond 41,000 along with nearly 95,00 palestinians injured. jorning us now from the central gaza city. for your upda

we understand that american sanctions and european sanctions act rather slowly, but sometimes the moment comes when the russians start looking for food, literally, i remember how at one time, in the late 80s, russians came to ukraine in order to to buy a sausage. accordingly, i do not know will this scenario be repeated now. but the more often i hear from representatives of the kremlin the words that the sanctions should be lifted, the more i understand that nabiulin and not only her are beginning to understand the situation in which their economy is, but at the moment it is standing, and at the moment we understand that the chinese the people's republic and india shouldered the russians , we have to change that, on the other hand , we understand that this requires the consolidation of all civilized... humanity, but on very sorry, we see different international signals that certain states want to play that game with russia, that is, we dump and buy cheaper resources, whether it concerns oil, whether it concerns gas and so on, and this somewhat postpones the effect of the shock economy. t

against iran, iran is already under sanctions, but also new sanctions against russia, they too. could something is changed, but to respond with force, and the best response will be to provide ukraine with appropriate weapons and permits to use them. there were talks about the fact that at least the permission to use american and british weapons and missiles on russian territory and on russian military facilities will be extended. well, let's really hope that this will finally happen and let's really hope that it will prompt them to provide ukraine with more weapons, but in principle the signal is obvious. this axis of chaos, iran, north korea, russia, their allies, the houthis, hezbollah, hamas, all the others, they are joining forces, while the civilized world seems to have united its efforts, but all the time, you know, somehow it does not press, it is afraid of these so-called escalations , draws some red lines for himself, which he is afraid to cross, and... there is a big problem, but i would like to say two more words here and about ukraine: we also need to react and we also nee

exactly, what the united states has done with its sanctions is create a parallel global market, becausen the policy of eternal punishment, it has ended up sanctioning a good part of the world's population, and these states are not weak states, they are states that have also developed industrial character, an independent character. latin america, latin america has few ties with the democratic people's republic of korea, it has some embassies here. were in the anti-zionist, anti-imperialist line, such as the democratic republic of korea, cuba, the islamic republic of iran, the russian federation, china, etc. thank you very much gasper ortiz for having been with us, we appreciate your time very much, we will have more talks maybe in the future, because this issue is in development, and there will surely be much to talk about. thank you very much, goodbye. i don't win many awards in my own country so i'm a bit shocked. firstly like to thank the iranian people for uh welcoming welcoming me into your beautiful conttery. i want to tell you uh all people. this room, storytellers, truthtellers,

, let them introduce every ticket holder, sanctions, more sanctions, we, the youth of brsm, excommunicate you, freaks from us, we despise you, who introduced, barrel, ursulikha, old stuff, ohmyotye, rotten slippers from the closet, you stink! and we breathe fresh air air, imagine, this is what banned this. i have my membership card of the belarusian republican youth union in my hands. it's so stylish, conveniently shaped, so it fits perfectly in a wallet, but that's not the main thing. now this card means that i'm part of not just a large team of the belarusian youth organization, but part of a large team of the sanctioned belarusian youth organization. says, good, says, bright, fresh, beautiful, but you, westerners, don't have a single fresh idea, the melancholy of western consciousness, you chew over mantras, you are boring, kant, russian, hegel and the world spirit are moving to the mogilev region, and you are melancholy, melancholy, melancholy, i again read a lot from western social philosophy, there is an amazing emptiness there, so we... we will not touch you and maybe we will not t

and i guess you and sanction you saw so forth by that you hold on, right? you did that to us. we never invaded the country. so i'm here, i'll just add something to that. it's true on like israel and the united states the are on did not in the countries and bruce's times. what it did, however, is to fear in the internal affairs of a good number of countries. this was that a reaction. so smart tvs have a 9 to be exported. enhance. uh, there was a destabilizing activity considered by many other countries to be that you're on with a new lock. she or yeah, i live and on. yeah, man and so on, so forth. so put things back behind this, this man, this new president wants to reach out with an open hand rather than a closed fist mom and i wanted to take you back to the speech that was made by us present and joe biden. we had to click of it just a few moments ago. it is of course, he's lost speech, but he's going to make to the general assembly as us president 8. according to his critics does look increasingly likely that his presidency is going to end up essentially on a huge diplomatic

have targeted its health system, and even the un itself recognizes that these sanctions sought to...mputate in the very development of korean's healthcare. the issue of culture, of exchange, of politics of russia is not something new. it goes back to the times of the soviet union, particularly of the leadership of joseph stalin, when in korea, president kim leesunk was in power and it is being renewed today a different level, considering that unfortunately world development is moving towards a third world war and this gives a strategic relevance. it's essential, we're at the beginning of the third world war, we're seeing what everything means for the west, how the war is moving, the tragedy that's happening there in occupied palestine, we're seeing what's happening in ukraine, and now it seems that the other front, which is in perspective, at least is the korean peninsula. exactly, well korean peninsula still has the task and the perspective of its own liberation, right? the liberation from the american troops, which are there, and according to some estimates amount to 60,00 to 8000

looking forward to talk about the iranian freezed assets in iraq and the money that because of us sanctionsre freezed in iraq and maybe uh the this will be released also. so iraq has played a significant role in mediating between iran and other arab countries, including egypt, and this will be very important trip because of the access of resistance and the presence of the us, iran has time and again supported iraq's bit to remove all us forces from iraq and is still supporting the... it's great to have you with us, talk to us about what's on the schedule for presidents, iranian president has chosen iraq as the first destination and this show. had a visit here, he visited this place, this is where general sulaymani and abu mahdialdis were assassinated on the way to baghdad airport. paid salute and tribute to these two marchers and then headed to... iraq's prime minister when you, they're going to have an official welcome of mr.kan and the iranian president will be received, then they will have by bilateral negotiations and meetings between the iranian president and iraqi prime minister, and

they're actually showing that they they are losing it's a sign of defeat. that economic sanctions isrance they might account for less than 2%, but nevertheless they're giving weapons to a regime they know are ripping women and children apart, wholesale slaughter and they're pointing the finger at iran with respect to these uh allegations? well, if berlin had a real government rather than simply, i'm getting feedback uh, that's better uh, if berlin had a real government uh rather... than a us puppet regime uh scraping and bowing to the failing superpower, the transatlantic connection, berlin would be uh working closely with russia and uh the uh intelligent thing for the germans to do is uh take advantage of their close access to all the energy resources nearby in russia uh germany has lots uh to offer that combination uh the the the british empire has been working against the possibility of germany and russia getting together for a century. um, frankly, i don't see what's wrong with iran uh exporting weaponry to uh russia. uh, frankly, uh, i'm in a nato country, like a country that fo

against iran, iran is already under sanctions, but also new sanctions against russia, they too will change anything, respond by force, and the best answer will be to provide ukraine with appropriate weapons and permits to use it. there were conversations about what and how at least there will be an expanded permission to use american, british weapons, missiles on russian territory, on russian military facilities, well, let's go. very much hope that this will finally happen, and let's very much hope that it does push them to give more weapons to ukraine, but basically the signal is clear, this axis of chaos, iran, north korea, russia, their allies, the houthis, hezbollah, hamas , all others, they combine their efforts, while the civilized world seems to have combined its efforts, but all the time. you know, somehow not presses down, is afraid of these so-called escalations, draws some red lines for himself that he is afraid to cross, and of course this is a big problem, but i would like to say two more words here and about ukraine, we also need to react and we also need to respond, a

western sanctions have united us even more.on, because your land is so unusual, romantic, and for me, including, although i know russia very well, vast expanses, rich natural resources, and most importantly , your people are very courageous, hardworking, well somewhat similar. we, belarusians and residents of this beautiful land, are similar to each other, especially in our determination. our areas of mutual interest can be very diverse, and today they are also dictated by a certain pressure on us, i mean western fascist sanctions. a promising direction is the direct supply of belarusian food products using container shipping. the trade turnover between minsk and yakutsk last year amounted to almost 84 million dollars. belarus supplies to the far east trucks, road and construction equipment, as well as various materials. varnishes, paints and specific goods are sent to belarus. the minister of foreign affairs of belarus spoke at the 79th session of the un general assembly. maxim ryzhenkov presented in new york the belarusian ap

it was used to build trust in the face of lifting sanctions. this jcpoa was based on this logic.iran builds trust in its peaceful nuclear program and the other side lifts its sanctions, we can repeat this formula. let 's go back to it and conclude that some of its parts are true it is possible. for us, it no longer has the same benefit as it used to, it is true that some parts of it need to be changed, it has passed its date, but i still believe that there is a suitable framework that will lead us to a new agreement . with the europeans and the rest of the members of the jcpoa , let's reach a point of mutual understanding where we can stand. let's start the conversation again. it is not like we need to lift the sanctions in such a way that we violate our own greater interests, our own big interests, or our own honor. let's step no, we are ready to enter into dignified talks with europeans based on mutual respect and using existing frameworks that will provide the best framework for us. thus, it is possible to provide and enter into the conversation and use the tools, according to

that is what — sanctioned country de. that is what is — sanctioned country de.ed to be tracked in a — facilities need to be tracked in a much more vigorous way than — in a much more vigorous way than they— in a much more vigorous way than they have so far. nevertheless, what you see going — nevertheless, what you see going across the border in georgia _ going across the border in georgia or classic stand for that— georgia or classic stand for that matter pales in comparison to the _ that matter pales in comparison to the kind of support that the chinese — to the kind of support that the chinese have been providing to the russians and that is where the russians and that is where the real— the russians and that is where the real problem resides and that— the real problem resides and that is— the real problem resides and that is where the focus of our efforts — that is where the focus of our efforts need to be. in that is where the focus of our efforts need to be.— that is where the focus of our efforts need to be. in terms of what to in terms of what is at stake i

despite sanctions targeting russia's selling crude oil to china and india. previously mentioned without access russia's dependence on u.s. dollar has decreased the reliance on the chinese growing trade between china and russia 240 billion in 2023 u.s. dollars role as the premier and primary reserve currency has weakened the national debt exceeding $35 trillion this reality should concern us all it's a serious problem if the u.s. loses its position as the world's reserve currency and that is the direction it is heading. far from failing the russian economy defied sanctions occurring in estimates were .6% in 2023 as expected three-point to percent this year. it is directly linked to her war effort against ukraine indeed reports indicate more military munitions than the u.s. combined. five -- $6000 to make an artillery round russia can produce a comparable for $600. that's about our military-industrialinin complexw it's benefited economically from this war. u.s. sanctions export control determined putin to wage a bloodied war against ukraine. i fully support sa

well, a times ridiculous things, but of course the sanctions are serious and the sanctions are meant to limits financial resources for r c. but, you know, one thing when it's coming just from one country, from the united states, and that has been happening for the last 2 and a half years, nevertheless. so people are still watching us all over the world. but one thing of the dinner by themselves, but they're forcing the rest of the world to follow suit just because they said so without any kind of explanation or anything like that. let's hear from the head of the us state department right now. a russian reputation dis, information to subvert and polarized, freeing up in society extends to every part of the world. in response today, the united states, united kingdom and canada, are launching a launching a joints diplomatic campaign to rally allies and partners around the world to join us in addressing the threat posed by r. t and other machinery of russian just information and corporate influence. each government, of course, is going to decide how it responds to this threat. but we are

the initiation of unilateral sanctions against our people and this has created a great deal of insecurity in the raid, us policy of maximum pressure against our country برجامیش. international atomic energy agency had confirmed to its commitments, if all the commitments by all sides are carried out, there should be no problem, this is not iran which is not which is creating military bases near your borders, this is not iran which is creating problems. for your economic and trade relations with with other countries, it is not iran which is creating problems for your access to to global banking system, this is america which has killed our dear uh general sulaymani in iraq's international airport, we call on the western countries to take lessons from the past we. just some common points, sanctions have been implemented against iran in order to cripple on our country and its economy, one of the consequences of these sanctions have been cutting the access of our nation. the message that iranian nation. the iranian president speaking at the un general assembly, he said iran has always been rally

the us has also sanctioned number of individuals and entities based in iran and russia over tehran's alleged drone and missile sales to russia. and a polish member of the european parliament has slammed us secretary of state anthony blinken's visit to warsaw calling for his expulsion. blink and go home. go home as soon as possible. get lost. get lost. we don't want you here. we don't want. "we don't want polish people paying and dying for your wars. thank you very much. we don't want as a one of the outspoken critics of his country's involvement in the ukraine conflict, his comments highlight growing divisions within poland over its involvement in the war and the neighboring country. the remarks followed high-level..." meeting between the us secretary of state anthony blincon and poland's foreign minister, which centered around lifting western weapons restrictions on ukraine. and moscow has once again warned that if western countries allow ukraine to use long-range weapons to strike inside russia, then it will mean that nato would be at direct war with russia. we discuss that in our

admitting the failure of us unilateral sanctions policy. this time from donald trump, the republican candidate. trump for the first time. he admitted that unilateral us sanctions against other countries have made the global position of the us dollar face a serious risk of falling and becoming invalid, and this risk is the biggest threat to america today. these sanctions will kill the us dollar and everything the dollar represents. our dollar must remain the world currency. because if the dollar loses its world currency, we have lost and this is equivalent now, our dollar has lost iran, russia has also lost it, we are losing the position of our dollar, more than a quarter of the world's population lives in countries that are the target of sanctions, including those of the united states, of course, most of these sanctions it is also illegal. this situation has forced the countries of the world to look for safe alternatives instead of the us dollar. now many countries are trying to create alternative mechanisms to the dollar. a great danger fo

supplies or imposing sanctions on the central materials for the oil industry? these measures home the people, not the politicians you sanction the aviation site, but it will likely lead to crashes. it will only kill innocent people use sanctioning ordinary citizens to get a feel for the ongoing cost. so the, let's consider these recent developments that highlights why one remains cautious about trusting the okay. although the one arms embargo on yvonne ended in october last year, the okay. along side france, germany and the u. s. has maintained its own sanctions against the country. touches between the 2 sides also persist in this rate of hormones, underscored by incidents involving tank or seizures as recently as last year. and the most recent is this is the case support for as well. and it concerns over potential with how we feel reactions from iraq following the assassination of former. how much leader is small, you, honey, and to $1.00. so on since the belford declaration, u. k has sought to position is routes as the dominant power in the region. while this

admitting the failure of america's unilateral sanctions policy. this time from donald trump, the republican candidate. for the first time, trump admitted that the unilateral us sanctions against other countries have put the global position of the us dollar at serious risk of falling and becoming invalid, and this risk is the biggest threat to america today. these sanctions will kill the us dollar and everything the dollar is the symbol of its value. our dollar should remain global because if the dollar is the world currency. lose himself, we have lost, and this is equivalent to us losing the war, which will result in america becoming a third world country. the former us president warns that if america continues its sanctions, china will replace its currency with the dollar and the us dollar will never be able to return to its former position. if i become president , i will impose severe sanctions against the countries that i deem necessary, but i will quickly cancel them. because it causes serious damage to our dollar you see, now our dollar has l

one-sided sanctions target the people and seek to destroy iran's economic foundations. the purpose of security. iran is the result of that insecurity for everyone. the maximum pressure policy was used against the iranian nation when iran according to the certificate of the international nuclear energy agency, it fulfilled all its commitments. we are ready to interact with the members of the deal. if the jcpoa obligations are fully implemented and in good faith, we can discuss other issues as well. here i am saying to the american people that it is not iran that has built a military base next to your borders. it is not iran that has sanctioned your country and prevented your business relations with the world. it is not iran that prevents you from accessing medicine. it is not iran that has blocked your access to the banking and monetary system of the world. we are not the leaders of your army we have assassinated. rather, it is america that killed iran's dearest military commander. baghdad airport is assassinated. my message to all governments that have adopted a non-con