during the state department that will compete with chinese and ukrainian adversaries. e bill recently passed out of committee that updates how state investigates security abroad in order to rebalance the state department's risk calculus and i would appreciate your thoughts on this legislation. i'm currently at work on updated secure your hare for the embassy for diplomats to access while also saving u.s. taxpayers millions of dollars. we must make sure we are doing our best to protect them. and savannah syndrome as it's known still needs to be addressed and quickly. respecting your personnel how to keep and save how the department ensures those officers who have sustained long-term injuries are provided for and how theresa harmonizing access to treatment with interagency partners cliques of the departments are taking this very serious and i would appreciate you addressing these questions. the state department needs to do this also u.s. diplomats in china spending time in prisons. the treatment of her person of equally disturbing i want to know the state is doing about t

i appreciate you addressing these questions the state department needs to do this. ose in china with the treatment of personnel is deeply disturbing and is generally focused outward and the department also provide services directly to the american public and at the top of the list is passports the huge backlog i cumulated is taking longer than it has it is any central government service in his to function efficiently otherwise they cannot travel the world to promote american business and foreigners cannot come to america to spend money we benefit enormously from tourism and foreign seasonal workers we need visa and passport systems functioning to continue to benefit hope you can update the department's efforts to update that so most would have to come before the committee we look forward to the new process of senior officials to handle substantive portfolios. after 18 years without an authorizing bill the department has a lot of catching up to do it will continue to get the department into shape to address 21st century threats. thank you. >> the floor is yours will a

l let me close by saying the department of state has come ho a long way from its humble beginnings when thomas jefferson had a staff of six and only two diplomatic posts and when the department of state lives up to its aspirations and aspirations of the american people it sets the standard of the us government agencies the departments must strive to meet as well. this is a time for action to make sure the department of state iseating for excellence . theadministration has been in office for over a year . the wclock is ticking . we can't wait any longer. progress in this committee are standing by to work with you. we want to see results . the american people want results and i believe the future of the united states foreign policy depends on it. as russia's unprovoked war rages and the administration is requesting billions more in assistance which i support but i also look forward to rd hearing some of the details ls about our plan going forward including plans to reopen. with that but returned to our distinguished ranking member for his opening statement. >> thank you deputy secretary f

let me close by saying that the department of state has come aat long way from its humble beginnings s jefferson had a staff of six and only two diplomatic posts. and when the department of state lives up to its aspirations, and the aspirations of the american people, it sets a standard other u.s. government agencies and departments must strive to meet as well. this is a time for action to make sure that the department of state is aiming for excellence. the administration has been in office for over a year now. the clock is ticking. we can't wait any longer. congress, and this committee, a are standing by to work with you as a constructive partner. we want to see results. the american people want results. i believe the future of united states foreign policy depends on it. finally, as russia's unprovokedl war rages in ukraine and they administration is requesting billions of dollars more in assistance, which i support, i look forward to hearing some of the details about our plan going forward, including plans to reopen our diplomatic posts there. with that let me turn to our distinguis

in other words, the state department determines this, as for the position of the state department, the following quite optical statements were heard today when anthony blinken was asked during the hearings of the senate why not do this? senator graham asked him. he said that he agrees with the fact that russia terrorizes the ukrainian people and terrorizes ukraine, but so far this decision accepted, it should be consulted with the artists, it will be considered, and i want to say that even in the congress , this attitude is quite cautious, in particular, in an interview with us, a senator from the democratic party and the chortkund said that he actually supports it, but we need to consult with partners, let's listen to it has significant consequences about which we should consult with our allies. i think that russia's behavior certainly justifies this definition, but much of our strength in responding to russia's invasion of ukraine lies in a joint response with our european allies, so i'm waiting for the administration to hear their opinion on the consequences of this is a significant

when we just heard from the state department about that we trust is radius of the investigation. and that's the end of that story for me looking at the situation and looking at it within its historical context of yesterday on last week and the last 50 years. it is clear who is responsible for the killing of our colleague. and janine is the same. who are responsible for the invasion of janine for the re than janine is the same. who are responsible for the raid on sharon's house this afternoon? i'm not sure why they had the feeling that was they killed her in the morning. they should drive their house in the afternoon. does that need that investigation? so i think there's a sense here that we asked why it's important to look more carefully on to what happened. i think we should be clear about word that a sponsor with the lies and that's the 1st and foremost, a political responsibility of the israeli government. absolutely. my one we heard of the arab league ambassador at the un talk about the possibility of other actions that might come through. what do you think he's referring to

talk about all this now live with our colleague dmytro manopchenko , he is joining us from the state departmentf the united states of america. huts of oligarchs, what exactly was arrested? well, look, you have already started to tell a little, uh, really, but it’s not only the yacht today. that is, it is being discussed in the ministry of finance and in the state department today there is a lot of talk about exactly this, because the americans have a huge catch, first of all, it is like vasyl ivan kirimova, he is a businessman, an oligarch, and even more, and even more importantly, a senator of the russian state duma. well, you remember that the ministry of finance is raining introduced sanctions absolutely against the entire state duma absolutely against all members of the state duma well, here is the result well, look how it was, what i hear here is that he in fiji still wanted it to stand, the representatives of the ministry appealed the justice system of the united states did not have enough of this, then there was the decision of the district of columbia court. well, then the fbi agents ca

the advisor of the state department of the direct show is visiting chisinau these days. at the recent meeting of the foreign ministers of the group of seven countries, fears were expressed that the war in ukraine could to spill over into moldova, the former minister of defense of the republic of italy in italy, mary nutsa, believes that the russian threat to moldova is real. he told my colleague oleksandr yanevsky about this, the situation in the field of security in moldova has always been very fragile after a 30-year conflict in transnistria, russia also wants to regain the territory of all the former soviet republics, the former minister of defense of moldova vitaliy marinutsa expressed this opinion, at the same time , he believes that there is no imminent military threat. yes, russia wants to take over moldova, and not only transnistria, if you return go back in time and look at the primakov doctrine, consider the views of putin and his administration, then we will see that they consider some parts of the republic of the ussr to be historical lands of russia based on

now, both in the pentagon and the us state department, all the latest statements and messages from american state institutions were collected by our special forces in the united states, dmytro anopchenko, he is now in direct contact with washington. so dima, you have a word , and you know, well, this is the question of what to consider a victory , it is the most important, and this question is not for discussions, for talk shows, for experts, it depends on him when and how this war will end, and on a more practical question depends on what the new packages of western aid will be, because they are being formed step by step in accordance with the tasks that arise, and now there are a lot of discussions here in washington, just like that. before that , journalists in the pentagon just attacked the minister of defense and the head of the committee the chiefs of staff of general mili were also asked what , in your opinion, according to the opinion of the military, would be a victory for ukraine. well, you know all this, the catalyst of such and such for all these discussions was precisely david'

for example , aaron epstein is a former employee of the united states state department and it is actuallyy interesting that he has the second most important award in the united states, namely the medal of the us congress - this structure is de facto a contractor of the united states state department, it is worth adding that members of this group act on the territory of ukraine at the invitation of the country's minister of defense, which also once again proves the obvious? why is the whole official kiev and unofficial, apparently, too, because while the fighting is going on , such doctors with machine guns are operating for an advantage, which can also be implicated in war crimes. after a short advertisement threats of ukraine to blow up the crimean bridge on victory day i will explain why any provocations are excluded the power of the taiga the power of the river the power of the mountains the power of the spirit the power of beauty the power of the family the power of tradition the power of movement national treasure tele2 there has never been such a russian cold 150 g, an unprecedented

save and not kill, the fact is interesting to whom these soldiers are subordinate to the us state departmentbut they are led by a person, who has experience in intelligence, and pay attention to the list of leaders, for example, aaron epstein former employee of the united states state department and it is actually very interesting that he has the second most important award in the united states, namely the us congressional medal is a contractor organization of the united states department of state states should add members of this group operate on the territory of ukraine by invitation. minister of defense of the country, which also proves once again obvious? why is the entire official kiev and unofficial, apparently, too, because while the fighting is going on, such doctors with machine guns are operating for overweight, which can also be implicated in war crimes. now he has updated the list of individuals with fresh information from the russian ministry of justice, and added eight names to agents, among them morgenstern, ganapolsky karma for e. sable, gozman. and also citizen milov well ,

special correspondent in the united states, dmytro manopchenko, he continues to work in the state department of the united states , so dima tells what he learned well, actually, this is topic number one today for american political journalists we continue to work in the week and remember in the last inclusion it was i who said that appeared here in the american the foreign policy department already made the first official comments on this. only the offguard, well , they said that they were forced to correct president biden's careless trickery. they said that there will be missile systems for ukraine. this issue is being considered, but the main principle what will be guided by it should be exclusively a weapon for self-defense. and this is how i understand this the position of not only the department of defense, but the position of the american administration as a whole, well, as of now, we already have the comment of the spokeswoman of the white house, cain john pierre, let's listen, so i don't have any yet specifics, but as the president said, we will not send long-range missiles that can

s. state department in washington, and the u. s. ambassador to the united nations has called for a transparent investigation into the killing. i just want to express my sincere condolences over are the law serve the palestinian american. ah journalists, alger journalists, who with skill sharing, ah, it was really a really, ah, horrifying, she's well respected. she was doing her job, the jobs that you all do every single day. and i, i just want to express my condolences to her family, her friends, her colleagues are in fact all of us for, for her loss of the situation of her killing. it's being i investigated and we call for a transparent investigation laughter. kristen salumi at the united nations for is there's been a lot of reaction from the when they had bring us up to speed. kristin, yes, that's right. you and officials from the secretary general to the high commissioner for human rights to the special envoy for the middle east are all also calling for a full and transparent investigation into exactly what happened. linda tho

the state department briefing. as we've been hearing in the last few hours. the main topic of concern, one of the main topics of concern is who will conduct an investigation that will achieve some sort of accountability and that price that the state department has the white house press. folks have been saying that they demand accountability will who will conduct that investigation, given what is impossible to ignore israel's whoa. full records investigating its own security forces. net price at the state department spokesperson saying that israel has the wherewithal on capability to investigate. and he's sticking to that line even when he's pushed about how little accountability that has been not least, almost to the day the you railey is bolden b a p building and gaza, which would house because you to press al jazeera and so net prices as well. you know, to, to investigate bad. did you, did you get us or have a factory response from that and that price that then and we're still troubled and concerned by what israe

i and the state department to launch an independent investigation and killing of al jazeera journalists, sharina utley, a contentious pandemic policy remains the u. s. judge rules that corona varsity frictions must continue the migrant seeking asylum on the southern border. this is common film festival sees female directors take the spotlight, the white for parity, the male dominated industry. ah, russia says it now controlled, then tar ukrainian port, city of model, you pull off the last soldiers hold up. but the as of style steve work surrendered, ukraine's president vladimir lensky says they've been ordered to stop defending the city and lay down their weapons. lee of history year to day, the defenders received a clear signal from the military command that they can get out and save their lives . also, jabari begins our coverage from moscow. these are the last remaining ukrainian fighters in the as of style steel plant. now they are prisoners of war. they survived russia's onslaught for more than 2 months in the steel plant. their future is now unknown. their surrender brings a much n

into killing alan fish as more in this now from the state department in washington. the u. s. has been saying for some time that they want to see the results of this investigation quite quickly and of course has added pressure know that the palestinians of carried out their own investigation. just remember, it's the usually millis military that are carrying out this investigation. the really military police decided it was not going to carry out a separate inquiry because they believed that no soldier had broken the law. so there is a great deal of pressure on the israelites from here at the state department, and also from the white house to make sure that this enquiry is conducted and conducted quickly. as we said, the palestinians carried out their own investigation. they are an absolutely no doubt that when sharon ucla was killed, that it was deliberate murder on part of the israelis know that the united states would like the palestinians to share the evidence with the israelis at the palestinians have in their possession the bullet that killed sharon, the at the r

david and others at the state department whether the state department could release a statement in in support of me because i could see that if the department preferably pompeo himself didn't come to my defense robustly. yeah that i mean i would have to i would have to leave because you know once you have the president and the president's family sort of putting stuff out like that. you know, the ukrainians would be be understandable if they wondered whether i was really representing the president and his policies but that was a saturday and they would talk to pompeo about it on monday and in the end there was no statement of support that night. i did tape something but i i just i just couldn't do what what i think they wanted and and again it was a question of why why is she doing that? and so what i did because presidential elections in ukraine were coming up within a week. i talked about the importance of democracy the importance of our institutions and and so forth rather than that, and i said, you know, i'm working to implement the president's policies or something. you never hear

s. state department spokesman net price has issued a statement from on that that's closer to the state department and speak to the she habit auntie. so what has the spokesman for the sake botton been say about killing my county? where is we receive the statement about an hour and a half ago. let me read it out to you. it was, it was released on twitter. we are hot, broken by and strongly condemned the killing of american journalist, sri about o'clock in the west bank. the investigation must be immediate and thorough, and those responsible must be held accountable. death is meant front to media, freedom everywhere. and we're not expecting any further statements to be issued by the state about with however, there is a briefing coming up in a few hours time. and i think we can expect some questions to nad price specifically about what form that investigation should take place. is it seriously the contention of the u. s. state department by de ministration? that it should be the israelis themselves who conduct this investigation into the death of an american citizen given as we've heard of

tones are also now being issued on website, any educational organizations, uh, with which the state department organizations subordinate to it interact, funds, they primarily carry out their projection activities and this project activity includes the introduction of a certain ideology, including uniting young people, and among children for so that, uh, after all, children, as face said with fakuyama, began to eat ending their lives according to the western scenario. now, apparently, it is not fate, the entire foreign contingent of teachers and after february 24 from school. as the wind blew away all the foreign teachers, who were all of them . the first days of the special operation left the impression that they were carrying out tasks, says svyatoslav petrushkova, but when it became clear that the jokes with the west were over, only they were seen, and the school leadership decided to tighten the anti-russian nuts. and this, if not the last, then certainly an alarm call. the g7 foreign ministers announced the next summit, which they plan to dedicate financial assistance to ukraine, allegedly

state department says she's wrongfully detained, a change in her case classification >> we're going toto provide appropriate support to her >> reporter: her case now overseen by a state department office all this comes less than a week after former marine trevor reed was released in a u.s. prisoner exchange >> brittney griner was classified as wrongfully detained, and it took our son a year to get that classification even though the government flew all the facts. >> reporter: reed's family spoke out during a rally >> we're so glad it only took them a short time to classify ms. greeiner detained. >> reporter: the family of paul whelan also joined he's still detained in russia on espionage charges he denies along with griner. griner, who played for a russian team off season was recorded here in february russian officials allege she carried illegal vape cartridges with cannabis oil. since being detained, many say griner, a lgbt plus black woman hasn't received the same attention as her white counterparts this seen all 12 wnba courts will hang her jersey number. the classification for her

therefore, the state department and the white house rather do not know.re a lot of educated people in new york and a time square, and we understand that there is new york real estate. what role in this new york real estate belongs to various, and families associated with israel with, uh, the jewish community and there are almost a million russian speakers, and even more, of course, so i don’t know, even if there is some the congress of ukrainians commissions this advertisement. well , you don't have to post it. here is the placement. i have more questions for those who posted this, who walked around it. why weren't there any mass petitions for this to be removed, because this, of course, is a complete, uh, complete disgrace, they somehow lost this historical memory between the victory, the real one, which was and the fact that they now, uh, they remember, here we have, it seems to me, this is an action, uh. immortal regiment, uh, which over time everything grew, grew, grew, it fulfilled a very important social function, because indeed there are fewer vete

save and not kill, the interesting fact is to whom these soldiers are subordinate to the us state departmentt they are led by a person, who has experience in intelligence, but draws the attention of the spokes to leaders, for example, aaron einstein former employee of the united states state department and it is actually very interesting that he has the second most important award in the united states, uh, namely the medal of the us congress is a contractor organization state department of the united states, it is worth adding that members of this group operate on the territory of ukraine at the invitation of the minister of defense of the country. what also once again proves the obvious? why is the board located? the entire official kiev and unofficial, apparently, too, because while the fighting is going on, such doctors with machine guns are operating for an advantage, which can also be seen as war crimes. subvision today held an informal meeting on the so-called aria formula, it was held at the initiative of russia and was dedicated to the crimes of the armed forces, as well as the milit

on behalf of president reagan, along with paul dobryansky from the state departmenteenth congress of ukrainian americans washington dc 1991. she is already a co-founder of the us foundation for ukraine and is almost ready to enter the ukrainian army. where do i go as a consultant to the bank training program, and the staff was still prepared. so, a chance meeting on an airplane with viktor yushchenko alone was a chance one that led to a long and painstaking work of a big one. not crying with a single idea, remember, of course, the ideas of human rights and the liberation of enslaved peoples the idea at the origins that stood people like a tie fuhrer lev vselenko, the nazi bandera general pavel shank and the american bandera idiologist lev dobryansky, we are all very proud of her. on march 22, 1943, the 118th battalion of police guards entered the village of khatyn, the policeman battalion was formed in june 42 in kiev from volunteers of bandera kiev and bukovina smoking and soviet prisoners of war who had defected to the side of the enemy in the eighty-sixth year, th

why do we turned specifically to the state department regarding the recognition of russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. because such a decision of the american government applies serious economic and financial sanctions to the country sponsoring terrorism. second , all accounts around the world are blocked so that the state sponsoring terrorism does not finance charisma. third, restrictive measures are taken . extremely serious to all e-e orders to all contracts that may relate either to armaments or to the defense industry or, in principle, to the military-industrial complex. that is, in essence financial and military-industrial blockade of a country that is recognized by the us state department as a sponsor of terrorism, so we have already voted and such a resolution has entered into force and has been sent to the american government. will strengthen the opposition to the russian aggressor and russian aggression in ukraine, well, the miracle of this confrontation, which is now between the civilized world and the horde, the russian horde, is really great confrontation and which h

from the direction of communication with us andreya kalan officially the representative of the state department states of america mrs. andria we congratulate you we congratulate you on a significant event for ukraine today, president biden signed a bill, which was approved by the american people in congress, in the senate, and this is true. can change the course of the war. how americans relate to signing this law is very good. i, uh, i can't just say that it's very good. - and this law is a sign that the american people support ukraine and the american people for the fact that we gave more money to ukraine for the defense of ukraine for economic assistance и коминая помощь, er, tell me, please, from the owner, from your analysis of the american analysis, and in particular of the analysis of the us department of agriculture . we are talking about military aid, and it really helps to fight russian aggression, which continues as we see it, and on monday there will be a second contact meeting contact group a-a on the issues of defense of ukraine a-a and e-e just at this meeting e-e more than 40 co

state department. >> so, matt, talk to me about the guilty plea and the first of its crime war crimes trial in ukraine. >> reporter: yeah. well, we've been hearing about that. this is really interesting because, of course, this is a russian soldier who is being accused in a criminal court. not in a military court. so, in a way it really looks like it's a gesture by the ukrainians to show that they are in fact trying to be as humane as possible, with those who they have captured here. and it is unusual, most of the russians about to be accused of war crimes and we're seeing a lot of investigators, flown into the country, dozens of them about to investigate war crime. a lot of them have returned to russia or behind enemy lines. this is really a very unusual case. and it's one that will set are the tone going forward for war crime investigations across the country. katy, i want to mention another question of war crimes and this is on the russian side. here in the east, we've seen in

but i'm sure not what he was thinking in his mind when he recommended that i had asked david state departmentther they could release a statement of the state supported me because i could see that if the department pompeo himself didn't come to my defense robustly, that i would have to leave because when she other president presidents family puddings about like that, ukrainians would be understandable if they didn't want me representing the president and the policy but was a saturday talk to pompeo about it on monday in the end there was no sport and then i did say something but i i just could not read what i think they wanted and again is a question of why is she doing this and so what i did because presidential election in ukraine coming up within a week of my dark about the importance of democracy and the importance of our institution and so forth and whether that night and working to implement presence policies. >> you never heard from mike pompeo from this whole time. >> you never see in your another in many people. >> i listen to the interview date of my good friend ncr and she played th

is that the state department assessment as well?i think you have to take a step back and look at where we are after more than ten weeks of war. ukrainians have proved themselves capable and effective at defending their freedom, defending their democracy, defending their country. i think there are a few people around the world who would think, who would have thought ten weeks ago that we would be where we are today, 70 days into the course of this war. ukraine, which has been enabled by the security assistance that the united states and our partners around the world have provided, have repelled the russian attack on kyiv. they have forced moscow to limit its sights, really focusing on the east, on the south. you have to recall that some 70 days ago, the kremlin probably thought that within 48, 72 hours, vladimir putin would be the de facto leader of ukraine. that has not happened. it has not happened principally because of the determination, the grit, the resilience of our ukrainian partners. but these are also partners whose effecti

and make sure i had an existing strategy, there was one in bolivia where the state department felt the deputizing exerted pressure, the bolivians responded by being david to goliath and it would not be valuable to continue that way. we were able to get americans brought back. you get excited when you play a small role in something like that. it became something i was looking to do. the people i talked to said you will have to talk to our boss. that is when the boss and i got together. four days after that, what is significant about brain trauma as i had seen the relief he got from doing postop for morphine. when i turned on the news the day of the earthquake in haiti, the reports ron amputations in children. because i had existing relationships with hugo chavez, and because actors in hollywood -- i knew i would not be able to call anyone in the united states with the regulations and an incredible man tells me they need 350,000 vials of morphine. i will get some friends and pickup truck's and delivered to the trauma center, and that happened. i remember going with the lt. col. and said

and of course, the united states department on state issued an official diplomat certification that your rhone had diplomatic privileges and immunities for committing war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. so that's the way the system works over here . israel is constantly sending a war criminals in genocide, years over here to the united states. either is triple mads or to go to school by harvard. my elbow mater or whatever. and nothing is done about it. and indeed, if lawsuits are filed, the united states government will log in or the lawsuit on their behalf and get the proceeds dismiss. and it's not just israel's war crimes ice involved litigation against the contra leadership. they're not nicaragua, and i followed many others. so if we get down to these plans, specifically, they include conducting investigations in foreign countries. is it really possible to maintain objectivity, particularly in a war torn countries such as ukraine? well, of course there's nothing objective about united states government investigating work crimes. that's why the, you know, the fox in charg

for example , aaron epstein is a former employee of the united states state department and it is actuallythat he has the second most important award in the united states, namely the us congress medal - this structure is de facto a contractor organization of the united states state department, it is worth adding members of this group act on the territory of ukraine at the invitation of the minister of defense of the country, which also once again proves the obvious. why is the entire official kiev and unofficial, apparently, too, because while the hostilities are going on , such doctors with machine guns for overweight are operating, which can also be implicated in war crimes. during the coronavirus pandemic, the internet was flooded with the offer of so-called personal growth coaches citizens of non-profile education borrowed money undertake to teach whole groups of people, how to protect yourself from virtual scammers about this investigation by eduard petrov

now the state department for a second. the united states put before e controlled.ked to deploy a company under a discredited operation on ukraine in russian society is to talk about what is right now inside our state. there is a pumping of those whom we call the fifth column of endless fakes that those for a certain fee distribute among the russian people, the us state department recommended distributing fakes aimed at dehumanizing the dehumanization of the political and military leadership of russia in the childhood of the state department. the united states is considered a lot in common with the traditions of the ministry of propaganda of the third reich of its head goebbels to talk about the ministry of propaganda. here we know perfectly well that it has finally been created in the united states of america. true, they informed us on their own that they only needed this department in order to somehow try to destroy the russian fakes that the russian society spreads regarding the ukrainian army. let's go to the front right now . i understand that we finally have a

well, the same derkach was called a russian agent with ten years of experience by the us state departmentth the list that the americans sent to the president's office, there were already a lot of messages, in particular from the american side, that they sent a list of possible collaborators who are in in power in the higher echelons of power and here really in the sense that now it is very important to understand who has access to this or that information, why is it important because there is really a lot of information that is currently circulating about the transfer of weapons from our western countries it can fall into the hands of these so -called traitors or collaborators and can do a lot of harm. that seems to be there and the head of the presidential office, and well, you know, we can make different guesses, but nevertheless, you still need to have information there, what information was transmitted and how to transmit it to american intelligence . for some reason, i trust american intelligence in this case more than the people responsible for security the panel of ukraine should b

, in particular, they are also controlled by the state department well, but less so .hink that i have hope that sometime in the next week this situation will be unblocked and the aid to ukraine will still be expanded, because it was initially a smaller amount, it was increased, which is good. regarding the receipt of further aid, it will be received because the first is the aid that is coming now and the aid that has already arrived and the aid that was financed under the previous trance by the us government as part of the previous aid, in addition to the fact that there is a certain amount left that is in the accounts that he talked about secretary of state blinking and minister of defense austin, who is also fructified just in fact to finance aid to ukraine, well, and thirdly, what concerns landliza, as you know, landliza can be financed after the fact, that is, after delivery techniques, therefore, even theoretically. if an agreement is reached now already on the shipment of some weapons to ukraine, it can be later, er, its cost er, repaid either at the expense of t

so what does the state department being saying about this? well, this is in response to a question about a specific new development about c n. m has done its own investigation and i'll read a little bit out of what, what they found. they say an investigation by student offers new evidence including 2 videos of the scene of the shooting. but there was no active combat nor any palestinian militants near. barclay, in the moments leading up to her death video is obtained by cnn corroborated by testimony from h. i. witnesses and audio forensic analyst, and an exclusive weapons analyst suggested barclay was shot dead in a targeted attack by israeli forces. now there's a c, n m. when we have cnn question a, there's rarely narrative, not very often, it has to be said, but they've don baron, investors now they say they've come up with this, this evidence, sir. no price of the state department was just asked about this, this new evidence, this new investigation, vouchers, the israeli forces murdered sharina barclay army chief prosecutor in a speech. on

the first 20 minutes of this briefing were devoted to ukraine, and the spokesperson of the state departmentasked in general about the next stages of this aid to ukraine, nad pryce made several important statements and clarifications. first, he said that the aid of the united states from the beginning was aimed specifically at the needs of ukraine on the battlefield, as he said that at the beginning the focus was precisely on defense in the battle for kyiv, that is why the united states provided military aid that concentrated on anti-tank and anti-aircraft defense, now we know that in the second stage of the war when, as kyiv said above, ukraine won the battle for kyiv now because it has been moved to the east of ukraine and there glue plays an extremely large role, we know that the howitzers that the united states has provided to ukraine over the past few weeks are 108 m-77 howitzers they play an extremely important role in repelling russian attacks in the east of ukraine, and in this context it will be achieved. they asked what to expect in the next deliveries of military aid to ukraine, h

limiting himself to the phrase that washington's policy remains unchanged by the head of the state departmentthony blinkin tried to decipher that we will continue to fulfill our obligations under the taiwan relations act, supporting the island in maintaining its ability to defend itself . and also, as stated in the law, while maintaining our ability to resist and respond to attempts to resort to force or other forms coercion that would undermine our security or social and economic system. taiwan, not a word of biden, not washington's attempts to save the face of the head of the white house in beijing did not go unnoticed the salami tactics of the cold war term, which means the step-by-step achievement of political goals, while formally observing the agreements of my cole sideshot us state department statement on policy towards taiwan contradict themselves himself, and his intentions are obvious to everyone throughout the us has been undermining the one china principle and trying to use the salami tactic to fulfill its ambition to use taiwan to contain china we have a stern warning for some pe

russian military is intentionally targeting ukrainian civilians. >> next state department officials testifybout support for ukraine against ongoing russian aggression several topics were discussed including military and humanitarian aid and war crimes prosecution this is just under two hours.

these state department spokeswoman said that allies and partners had been made aware of this and theygion. if it does happen it will be the seventh such nuclear test by north korea and the first in five years. but the first in five years. but the timing here is potentially significant for two reasons, first, because next week sees the inauguration of the new south korean president he is known to be much more confrontational towards the north than his predecessor. in the week after that, president biden is due to visit south korea for the first time as president was up all of this of course a reminder to him and his administration that whilst they've been focusing their attention on russia's invasion of ukraine tensions have continued to simmer on the korean peninsula.— continued to simmer on the korean peninsula. and people will remember _ korean peninsula. and people will remember the _ korean peninsula. and people will remember the visit, - korean peninsula. and people will remember the visit, the l will remember the visit, the donald trump visit in an attempt to move relations forw

actually speaking from a conversation with jeffrey sachs, he said that he, when he got inside the state department because of his economic role. and he was talking about that transition. he realized that the side of the state and wanted to use it to destroy russia. there was still is not a century attitude for a few years because no one could argue that this was an unprecedented condition and nobody knows. well, i had what's going to happen. i mean, when you sort of transform shell fresh size and build up, you know, mistakes. i inevitable. but i remember that all the way until i think early 2, thousands russians have an ambiguous lead, positive regard for the americans. i mean, i remember as a girl in the hill letting grad and dreaming about going to the united states as some sort of magical learned. and that attitude was changed not only by the ordinary folks, but also by the lead. why do you think there, there was such a drastic? we're very so off our regard. not only let's say in economic terms, but in people to people exchanges. yeah. well, i think it begins with the reason the soviet union fi

it was the case when i was at the state department. and we knew each other there. cretary of state and also the president talk for decades about the need for a two-state solution, how that is the only viable end - way to end an ongoing conflict in the region. and i would certainly say that remains his view, remains his policy, and - but i would point you to the state department for any updates on negotiations or on engagement. go ahead. reporter: i have a follow-up on brittney griner. does the president have plans to meet with brittney griner's family like he met with trevor reed's family? ms. psaki: we are in touch with her family, but i don't have any planned meetings to preview for you at this point in time. reporter: and then i have a follow-up on title 42. ms. psaki: sure. reporter: i know a judge's ruling hasn't been made yet, but if he does rule to sort of continue to temporarily delay title 42 from being lifted, does the biden administration plan to appeal that? ms. psaki: that would be an announcement made by the department of justice. reporter: and one mor

next the state department officials testified about support for ukraine against ongoing russian aggression. several topics were discussed including military and humanitarian aid war crimes prosecution. this is just under two hours. >> in moscow on monday vladimir putin watched over a military parade in red square. russian troops marched past, missiles rode by. it was a carefully rehearsed projection of strength because autocrats can be many things. they can be brutal. they can be evil. they can even be war criminals but they can never admit t when they are losing. presidents zelensky and the ukrainian people have shattered the image of putin's power and showing incredible strength in the face of his brazen aggression. us and global assistance has been integral to the success they have achieved so far and also shown putin that free democratic societies that respect the rule of law and individual human rights will come together in the face of autocratic aggression . we're united in our support of ukraine because it is a harbinger of the type of aggression the rest of the world could face it

. >> next state department officials testify about support for ukraine against ongoing russian aggression several topics were discussed including military and humanitarian aid and war crimes prosecution this is just under two hours. in moscow on monday vladimir putin watch over military parade in red square russian troops marched past, tanks and missiles ruled by it was carefully rehearsed projection of strength because autocrats can beat many things they can be brutal, they can be evil, they can even be war criminals. but they can never admit they are losing fred president zelenskyy ukrainian people of shattered potenza power that showed incredible courage and strength of his brazen aggression for u.s. and individual human rights would come together in the face of autocratic aggression. they do not dangerous for nato allies and partners. we want to see russia going into a country in eastern flank. i look forward to hearing with our witnesses detailed plans for the administration's latest supplemental request and support of ukraine. hopefully today. the shift to provide ukraine with the k

the state department plays an integral role in the overall u.s. department counterterrorism effort by fostering international consensus, as well as by helping build the capacity of partners and allies. u.s. counterterrorism efforts are shifting, from a u.s.-led partner enabled approach that relies heavily on military power to one in which our partners have to have the willing capability to lead and addressing threats on their own soil. if confirmed, i will prioritize efforts to reduce the continuing threat that isis poses around the world. under u.s. leadership, the 84 member global coalition to defeat isis has made major strides against the group in iraq and syria. it has now also focused on addressing isis threats in africa and emanating from afghanistan. as part of that effort, i would prioritize the following. repatriating foreign terrorist fighters and their families from syria to their countries of origin. strengthening the detention facilities in which they are now housed. improving conditions in displaced persons camps in syria, to prevent

the attention of a list of leaders, for example aaron epstein former employee of the united states department of state and in fact it is very interesting that he has the second most important award in the united states, namely the us congress medal - this structure is de facto an organization the contractor of the united states state department should be added. the members of this group act on the territory of ukraine at the invitation of the minister of defense of the country, which also once again proves the obvious. why the board the whole official kiev is located, and even unofficial, apparently, too, because while the fighting is going on , such doctors with machine guns are operating for an advantage, which can also be implicated in war crimes. during the coronavirus pandemic, the internet was flooded with the offer of so-called personal growth coaches citizens of non-profile education borrowed money they undertake to teach entire groups of people how to protect themselves from virtual scammers about this investigation by eduard petrov transfer us your money and become healthy and happy