the seas while the straits are in the hands of turkey, the exit of our warships from the black sea islly subordinate to it. in 1914 , germany acted as the instigator of another turkish-russian conflict; the germans laid a railway through turkey to baghdad and claimed the role of the new owner of asia minor part of the turkish elite was categorically against the war with russia sultan mehmed he said why should we fight with russia, even one of her corpses is enough to crush us, but in the end the turkish party, led by an ardent germanaphile, won vlad. enver pasha. berlin transferred 2 million pounds of zolotov to support the war party. and the turkish general staff was headed by colonel bronzer von shelendo. at the end of october 1914, the turkish fleet, led by the german cruisers goeben and breslau , unexpectedly attacked russian ports on the black sea. odessa, sevastopol, feodosia and novorossiysk were shelled, inver pasha's plans were the napoleonic task of defeating the russian army. he set the task of organizing the whole caliphate, that is , he meant it. e north africa, the middl

now they decided that in peacetime, merchant ships of all countries can pass through the straits.ny time for warships of the black sea countries of any class, there are no restrictions either, but for warships of other states there are many of them both in class and in general tonnage and in terms of stay in the black sea in wartime or in case of a threat of war for turkey itself. it has the right to close the straits for warships of other countries and introduce restrictions on merchant ships if the merchant ships belong to a country with which it is at war or which threatens it. now the montriona convention provides stability and security in the region. on july 20, 1944, the operation began to liberate poland from the nazi invaders . on that day, the troops of marshal rokossovsky began to cross the western bug river and were the first to enter polish territory. the offensive was swift in 4 days, the troops of the first belarusian front. they liberated lublin in early august, crossed the vistula and received a wide bridgehead, near the city of magnuszew, but the resistance of the

thought bays, straits and islands and even a crater are named. on the far side of the moon july 26, 1953 in cuba, one and a half hundred revolutionaries, led by fidel castro, stormed the moncada barracks, this began the cuban revolution in the country, ruled by a dictator in hockey batista, who gave it to the latifundists for plunder by american monopolies and a gangster. castro was a young lawyer who opposed the regime in the press, then decided to quote to win the confidence of the people and convince him of the success of the armed struggle. the barracks were located in the city of santiago de cuba. far from the capital. in those days, carnival was going on and fidel hoped to catch the garrison was taken by surprise, but the rebels found themselves fighting early, both sides suffered losses, many revolutionaries were captured, tortured and executed , and castro was arrested. at the trial, he delivered his famous speech. history. i will be acquitted after 22 months he was released. nesti fidel continued the fight and in the fifty-ninth won toda

and constantinople, of course, for great britain to appear in the straits before russia meant a lot, because the eastern question by that time had already been far from the first decade of its history of contradictions between great britain and russia in the east. in particular, in the middle east , both sides of the ally remained eager to constantinople and the british. it was possible to win over a rather modest truth, but, nevertheless, the participation of the french was officially the goal of the dardanelles operation, the desire of the allies. establish direct communication with russia in the south. if successful, the british and french received stronger negotiating positions on the future fate of constantinople. southern thrace, however, agreeing with the russian demands in words, the british and french tried to do everything possible to be the first to capture the straits and enter constantinople on march 18 , 1915. the allies launched an assault on the turkish forts protecting the drain, but the daring operation ended in complete failure, the straits remained under the contr

. ~ , ., strait.ere, thank you _ strait. we must leave it there, thank you very _ strait. we must leave it there, thank you very much _ strait. we must leave it there, thank you very much indeed i thank you very much indeed for joining us. to ukraine now, where soldiers on the frontlines are saying that the rate of russia's bombardment of eastern ukraine has dropped by at least a half, thanks to the arrival of sophisticated western weaponry. is it, though, mere a lull in the fighting, or a sign that the tide is turning in the conflict? andrew harding reports from ukraine the familiar sounds of war thunder across ukraine's front lines. but something is changing here in the donbas. we're rushing to a secret location and a rare rendezvous with a weapon that mightjust be helping to tip the balance in this war. the caesar is a gift from france to ukraine. today, its giant gun is aiming at a russian target 27 kilometres away. ok, now we have to get out quickly before the russians potentially find our positi

and constantinople, of course, for great britain to appear in the straits before russia meant a lot, because the eastern question by that time had already far from the first decade of its history, contradictions between great britain and russia in the east. in particular, in the middle east , both sides of the ally remained torn in constantinople, and the british. it was possible to win over a rather modest truth, but, nevertheless, the participation of the french was officially the goal dardanelles operation was the desire of the allies. establish direct communication with russia in the south. if successful, the british and french received stronger negotiating positions on the future fate of constantinople in march 1915, the british ambassador in petrograd, bukinen, confirmed the british government's consent to the annexation of constantinople to russia by the straits and southern thrace, however, agreeing with the russian demands in words, the british and french tried to do everything possible to be the first seize the straits and enter constantinople on march 18 , 1915. the allies

this agreement on constantinople and the straits of 915 916 is another agreement.he first it is called about the division of the asiatic possessions of turkey in this agreement. uh, russia's allies, great britain and france, agree to give each other obligations that in the event of a victory over germany, constantinople will belong to russia. the conclusion of the treaty on the straits was an outstanding success of russian diplomacy . their own interests by regularly inciting and pushing it into confrontation with russia during military clashes between the russian and ottoman empires , england and france provided material and military assistance to istanbul, just to prevent the strengthening of the russians in this strategically important region, but first the first world war. everything has changed in france in the uk had their own considerations. i think they were interested in somehow tying russia to interest her in the victory over the final victory over germany, and naturally both france and great britain needed the military forces of russia western front. may

and constantinople, of course, for great britain to appear in the straits before russia meant a lot, already far from the first.

and constantinople, of course, for great britain to appear in the straits before russia meant a lot,se the eastern question by that time had already far from the first decade of its history a contradiction between great britain and russia in the east. in particular, in the middle east , both sides of the ally remained rushing to constantinople, and to the british. it was possible to win over a rather modest truth, but, nevertheless, the participation of the french was officially the goal of the dardanelles operation, the desire of the allies. establish direct communication with russia in the south. if successful, the british and french would gain a stronger bargaining position on the future fate of constantinople in march. in 1915, the english ambassador in petrograd, buchanan, confirmed the consent of the british government to the annexation of the straits of constantinople and southern thrace to russia, however, agreeing with the russian demands in words by the british and french. we tried to do everything possible to be the first to capture the straits and enter constantinople on

the black sea straits are the bosporus and the dardanelles, first of all, any warships. at any time turkey and other black sea countries - this did not suit. now they decided that in peacetime, merchant ships of all countries can pass through the straits. at any time for warships of the black sea countries of any class, there are no restrictions either, but for warships of other states there are many of them both by class and by a common knife and by periods of stay in the black sea in wartime or in case of a threat of war for turkey itself. it has the right to close the straits for warships of other countries and impose restrictions on trade ships, if merchant ships belong to the country with which it is at war or which threatens it. now the montrion convention ensures stability and security in the region on july 20, 1944, the operation began to liberate poland from the fascist invaders that day. marshal rokossovsky began to cross the western bug river and were the first to enter polish territory ; german resistance did not allow warsaw to be quickly liberated. even tho

the seas while the straits are in the hands of turkey, the exit of our warships from the black sea isit. in 1914, germany acted as the instigator of another turkish-russian conflict; the germans laid a railway through turkey to baghdad and claimed the role of the new owner of asia minor part of the turkish elite was categorically against the war with russia sultan mehmet he said why should we fight with russia, even one of her corpses is enough to crush us, but in the end vlad was defeated by the turkish party led by an ardent germanophile. enver pasha. berlin transferred 2 million pounds of gold to support the war party, and the turkish general staff was headed by colonel bronzer von schelender. at the end of october 1914, the turkish fleet, led by german cruisers goeben and breslau unexpectedly attacked russian ports on the black sea. odessa, sevastopol, feodosia and novorossiysk were shelled, inver pasha had plans. napoleonic inverter presented not just the task of defeating the russian army. he set the task of organizing the whole caliphate, that is , north africa, e, the middle e

the prc repeatedly crossed the central line of the strait established by them.ople's republic of china harshly reminded that there can be no line, if only the cliff line, from which the taiwanese separatists will certainly break and it is better to withdraw the taiwan strait, becomes the place where the united states will finally show its the true face of the paper tiger as far as the taiwanese authorities are concerned. they will show themselves to be trembling paper mice, the old chinese metaphor about a paper tiger used for something dangerous only in appearance became widely known with the submission of mau that in forty-sixth was called so by american imperialism 76 years have passed, and the comparison is still relevant, but the tiger and american weapons are still weapons, and they are already at hand with the prc. the republicans are preparing to submit to congress a bill on the supply of weapons to taiwan lend-lease are similar to the ukrainian scenario adopted for ukraine by the taiwanese military orders to work out in everything. so taipei lifts fight

is the destroyer of peace and stability in the taiwan strait and a maker of security risks in the taiwan strait. us trying attentions are on the rise, made conflicting messages over taiwan coming from washington. beijing still considers the island part of its territory, while the u. s. has not recognized taiwan as an independent country, washington has shown strong backing for ty pay earlier this week. the state department defended its decision to approve a potential arm sale to taiwan worth over $100000000.00 after trying and demanded that the u. s. cancel that deal, but to get more on this, we're gonna cross live now to our expert guests professor at the power school of technology and business. benjamin child, thanks a lot for joining us on the program professor. the 1st thing i want to ask is about the fact that u. s. president joe biden said, according to military sources, it's not a good idea for nancy pelosi to travel to taiwan. what do you make about those statements? the current us administration isn't united behind policies visit some have already express concerns about the cons

and constantinople, of course, for great britain to appear in the straits before russia meant a lot,n question by that time had already been far from the first decade of its history, contradictions between great britain and russia in the east. in particular, in the middle east, both sides remained an ally and rushed to constantinople, moreover, to the british. it was possible to win over a rather modest truth, but, nevertheless, the participation of the french was officially the goal of the dardanelles operation, the desire of the allies. establish direct communication with russia in the south. if successful, the british and french received stronger negotiating positions on the future fate of constantinople. in march 1915, the english ambassador in petrograd, buchan, confirmed the british government's consent to the annexation of constantinople to russia by the straits and southern thrace, however, while agreeing with the russian demands in words, the british and french tried to do everything possible to be the first to capture the straits and enter constantinople on march 18 , 1915.

i decided to send a powerful signal, including sending american aircraft carriers into the taiwan strait. so she absolutely must go. i think

it is likely to ratchet up tensions over the contested taiwan strait . should eager pelosi proceed with the trip. it would coincide with the 75th anniversary of the founding out that people's liberation, army and china. and were likely, i think, to see an increase and in noticeable increase in chinese air space incursions in and around taiwan and the events that she proceeds with her trip. we may even see something called a median line incursion, and that's a breach of the maritime border that exists in the center of the taiwan st. 16 months ago. president, she's in ping said reunification must be fulfilled. washington's policy recognizes china sovereignty over the taipei governments, but biden has made diplomatic waves, saying the us would defend the island militarily. if china invades and public support from officials like pelosi are likely to add fuel to the smoldering tension between 2 world powers. who shelly rigor is a professor at davidson college in north carolina. she specializes in relations between the us, china and taiwan. earlier we asked he

is the destroyer of peace and stability in the taiwan strait and a maker of security risks in the taiwan strait. us china, tensions are on the rise and made conflicting messages over taiwan coming from washington. beijing still considers the island part of its territory while the u. s has not recognized taiwan as an independent country and has shown strong backing for ty pay. earlier this week, the state department defended its decision to approve a potential arms sale to taiwan worth $100000000.00 after china demanded that the united states cancel that deal asian studies. professor benjamin chow told us that american domestic issues are to blame for the confrontation between washington and beijing. the current us initiation isn't united behind policies visit. some have already express concerns. us has always send mixed messages regarding some read anytime and problems. we look at the rationale behind all these exposure from the domestic politics in the us. you see that by the news right now, facing, skyrocketing high inflation and rec could fricking low approval rate at this point in hi

but again, transshipment is also taking place in the kerch strait , the kerch strait is also looted,inian grain, but they then a-a enter the port kavkaz with the hodor on then they suddenly appeared in the caucasus, what is happening there, they receive a different package of documents, white or fake, but what happens when transshipment takes place in the strait itself, that is, a fraction is simply mixed with russian grain with ukrainian, then they would try to deceive molecular examinations, which are necessarily samples and not an entry in sanitary control, are taken from each court and well, you yourself understand if you can take so that you can take with you parts of grain that have no relations with ukraine. well, for example, grain in our regime, which can enter 207,000 t can be loaded with 26,000 km of ukrainian and one thousand tons of russian grain and samples. and at the examination, they will show you their batches, which you need to show, it depends, you know what kind of levers the world did not invent, but you know what is the thing in islam that there are no european

after an american naval destroyer was spotted in the disputed taiwan straits. the u. s. navy claims the warship arts it in accordance with international law, adding to the trip demonstrates commitment to a free and open indo pacific. beijing, however, it doesn't agree and says the move stoked the risk of a compensation. the frequent provocations and showing off by the u. s. fully demonstrate that the u. s. is the destroyer of peace and stability in the taiwan strait and a maker of security risks in the taiwan strait. us china, tensions are on the rise amid conflicting messages over taiwan coming from washington. beijing considers the island part of its territory, while the u. s. does not recognize, ty, one as an independent country. washington has shown strong backing for the island nation. early this week, the state department defended its decision to approve potential arms sales to taiwan with over 100000000 dollars of the china demanded the u. s. cancel the deal . ages to these professor benjamin chow told us that by focusing on beijing, washington wants to shift t

so that's about a 180 kilometers from istanbul, where there is the is the, the basra straits where the ship will have to pass through to go on to world markets. now according to reuters news agency, the ukranian justice ministry center, a document to on cro, where a call for the ship to be stopped. it says it is carrying a legally ha, taken grain from ukraine, from the, the poll tova. but the answer is something regional 4 and a half 1000 tons. and it's schooling, conduct forces to seize it, and to confirm that that the congress carrying we're using forensic methods is from ukraine. now it's unclear to how to corporate this at the moment, given the fact that the ships transponders which is used to monitor its movements. they weren't turned on until it had left the port and was, are around the crimea region. so it could well come from. but the answer, or he could have come from the russian pulse of never roast, which is also a supply point for ukraine. now we're the owners of the ship. as a cossack company, they said they all ready to cooperate, but they said they leased it to another c

but having said that the ship would have to pass through the basra straits a here in east amble. and that would give the opportunity for turkey to stop the ship, although that could cause a major diplomatic incident with russia as they are very strict rules on the use of the boston street. that guarantee ships that they should be able to pass with impunity. but turkey suddenly would have an opportunity. the turkish foreign minister metal a chavis' shoulder had said they all ready to cooperate over any claims of stolen. great. this comes off to the ear, ukrainian ambassador, the turkey had accused turkey companies of you of were buying stolen grey. now turkey said they are investigating those claims. they are ready to cooperate. but this whole question puts, took in a very difficult position, is position itself as a balancing a facilitator to bring an end to this conflict has good relations with both moscow anc here, and it's also working to create a grain cordele to get these millions of tons of grain until walmart be given that there is a weld food shortage, but turkey now is in

it could further ratchet of tensions over the contested taiwan strait. should speaker pelosi proceed with the trip. it would coincide with the 75th anniversary of the founding out that people's liberation army in china. and we're likely, i think, to see an increase and a noticeable increase in chinese airspeed incursions in and around taiwan in the event that she proceeds with her trip. we may even see something called a median line incursion, and that's a breach of the maritime borders that exists in the center of the taiwan st. when we are president, she has vowed the china's goal of re unification with taiwan must be fulfilled on washington's policy recognizes china sovereignty over the taipei governments, but bite and has made diplomatic waves by saying the u. s. would respond militarily, if china were to invade. and a high profile visit from a senior figure like pelosi would likely add to the growing tension between 2 global powers. for more of this, let's bring in professor c song. he is the director of the as so as china institute at the universit

what is the correct name for the first time this ship went through all these straits. all these countries were european. the pride that overwhelmed that this is for me, this is the best ship of the fourth generation of the ash project. the smell was called the beast from the depths. in autumn, the sides of the nuclear-powered ship launched a hypersonic missile at a hypothetical target. the zircon will see the central control center, of course, it will not turn out to be a secret object, but you can still look into the living compartments here. everything, of course, seems unusually cramped and low, but such is the life of a submariner. for example, in such cabins lives, the personnel is nothing more than four beds. has its own closet. secretary and more tv on it every day for an hour of rest show feature films. there is also a small gym and even a sauna for 5 years of service in severodvinsk midshipman. sidorenko is already accustomed to the long march of the sea, consider his grandfather in his blood was the commander of the minesweeper brigade of the black sea fleet.

after an american naval destroyer was spotted in the disputed taiwan strait. u. s. navy claims the warship acted in accordance with international law, adding that the trip demonstrates commitment to a free and open indo pacific. beijing doesn't agree and says the move is only stoking the risk of a confrontation. the frequent provocations and showing off by the u. s. fully demonstrate that the u. s. as the destroyer of peace and stability in the taiwan strait and a maker of security risks in the taiwan strait. us china attentions are on the rise and made conflicting messages over taiwan coming from washington. beijing still considered, considers that island part of its territory while the u. s. has not recognized taiwan as an independent country and has shown strong backing for type a. earlier this week, the state department defended its decision to approve a potential arm sale to taiwan worth over $100000000.00. that's after china demanded us cancel that asia studies. professor benjamin child told us that american domestic issues are actually to blame for the con

china held a live fire drills in the taiwan straits on saturday.resident of sri lanka says the imf rescued deal -- has been delayed. it has been pushed back because of street protests in the last week. sri lanka is looking to the central bank for crucial items. myanmar is extending its state of emergency for another six months. the military government says the country needs more time to return to stability and prepare for elections. the state of emergency was declared in february last year after the military toppled the civilian government. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: we are seeing signed china's economic recovery is waning. let's bring in annabelle. what are we hearing after the latest shocking pmi numbers, not to mention the lack of fresh the meal was measures coming last week? annabelle: that restrained fiscal response we are hearing from officials in beijing desk of the outlook for the grow

the stands and thousands of independent spectators located on the embankments of the kaliningrad strait delighted and even if they are watching the celebration far from the first time almost 50 warships, ships, support and high-speed boats, 14 aircraft and helicopters 3,000 military personnel only involved in the naval parade in the baltic forces and means are many times superior to the navy most other countries in the baltic and in the kaliningrad region today military sailors are looked upon with special respect alexei batarev . dmitry sidnikov ntv kaliningrad region. well now, to the events in the donbass this morning, ukrainian militants opened fire several times on dense civilian cities kievsky and kuibyshevsky districts were shelled. donetsk, also makeevka and the village of holmovsky, zaporozhye region, ukrainian shells early in the morning. they hit the river grain terminal, and at night the nationalists strewed donetsk with petals. these are anti-personnel mines, prohibited by international conventions, representing a huge danger in the city center, the petals were scattered li

how will complete straits planning initiatives included in the jobs act changed the way we design ouroadways and prioritize safety and access for all users over speed? >> as you correctly point out, speed is a factor in so many of the roadway fatalities that we experience in the u.s.. having an approach to road design that recognizes that not only what is in the car, not only who is in the car, but the road itself and how it is designed. that will play a major role in safety, we think we have a safety responsibility to support complete streets. indeed, there are a number of provisions in the bipartisan infrastructure law, as you know, that encourage a state, tribal, and local government to develop complete straight standards or policies and plans that prioritize complete straits projects. i would also point the economic benefits that, certainly my own experience in my hometown was you applied what we consider a complete streets treatment to a downtown thoroughfare and saw a lot of benefit to small business from there being more foot traffic because people felt safer walking along the

the treaty of the straits was an outstanding success of russian diplomacy before that, for more thanticians of western europe tried to use turkey in their interests , regularly inciting and pushing it to confront russia during military clashes between the russian and ottoman empires england and france provided material and military assistance to istanbul, just to prevent the russians from strengthening in this. strategically important region, but with with the outbreak of the first world war, everything changed for france and great britain had their own considerations. i think they were

these are our arctic waters of the black sea of ​​okhotsk and the bering sea, the baltic and kuril straits we will provide protection firmly and by all means. the key here is the ability of the navy. it is able to respond with lightning speed to everyone who decides to encroach on our sovereignty and freedom, successfully fulfills strategic tasks on the borders of our country and in any area of ​​the world ocean, and has a high readiness for active operations of its coastal surface air submarine forces and means, said the president and his modernization of our fleet and modernization, which, as they say, can be seen right here in the parade. here next to worth me. uh, a mercury corvette that hasn't even entered the navy yet. that is, it is completely fresh , just built, and behind my back is the frigate admiral of the fleet of the soviet union gorshkov, it was this ship that became the test and the first surface carrier of hypersonic weapons against the ship's cruise missile zircon on deliveries. missiles on our fleet spoke today the president of the newest, which has no analogues in the w

they no longer give young men from crimea the opportunity to leave via the bridge over the kerch strait, and especially if they are not tatars, they turn them back, mr. refata, but unfortunately, there are some bastards among the ukrainian nation, among the crimean tatars, among the russians, among the jews who, unfortunately, actively cooperate with the occupiers with the russians, here is the latest information from oleksiy goncharenko, he writes that volodymyr saldo gauleiter of the kherson region, a former people's deputy from the party of regions, do you remember this information goncharenko went to a concert in kobzon, that is, he gave his soul to god if he had it. he writes that according to preliminary information, pokydyuk somersaulted after all, he went to a concert in kobzon. i was waiting for a planned operation, but i didn't wait and his health deteriorated rapidly, but unfortunately the balance is not isolated, a similar situation with collaboration took place in the town of novooleksiiivka in the kherson region, and now we are talking about members the beekeeper of the cr

is keep pushing the envelope to create trouble over the taiwan strait. because yes, there is no way that taiwan will become an independent teletech because it is part of china. as the rest of the world has whole recognized russian officials say key of troops have shelter village in the course, the region across the border from ukraine. according to some eye witness reports, rockets were aimed at a local school and the sugar factory, with people across the village, forced to shelter in their basements. local authorities say, russian military forces have fired back and suppressed the ukrainian artillery. now we go to other updates and ukraine. russia has engaged, it's iskander ballistic missile system to target ukraine's crack and nationalist battalion, hiding inside a local meat processing plant in the harcourt region, killing up to 30 soldiers and destroying 10 combat vehicles. meanwhile, both lugens can danielle military officials say ukraine keeps targeting civilians hitting at least 12 residential areas and killing at least 8 people. according to dyna

detention facility were 50 ukrainian fighters were killed and 73 wounded. tensions rise in the taiwan strait as us house speaker nancy pelosi starts her tour of age up with a stop schedule for taipei, despite multiple warnings from china with to the stories that shape the weak, russian for foreign minister received a warm welcome. while visiting for american nations, this by western pressure for them to strive moscow. ah, good morning for moscow and from wherever you're tuning and welcome to the show i'm fuel is about what this hour in this week stop stories. residential areas of the don. yes, republic capitals continue to be struck by ukrainian shelling according to local authorities with videos of the ensuing explosions, circulating online. ah, this unverified video shows multiple blast over dawn. yes, local officials claim ukraine force was fired nearly 500 different shelves at the city on saturday. alone, leaving one person dead and 9 others injured. ah, russian lead forces continue to work on deactivating, prohibited anti personal. he f m. one. petal mindset can now be found in great nu

turn on the ais system again, and then pretend that they went there to rostov-on-don or to the kerch straitere it was loaded, technologically so it looks like forecasts are not forecasts. let's turn around. after all this betrayal about yarmak's participation in the istanbul meeting and about the 19th. well, we already have the 18th about tomorrow. maybe something has changed. we expect some kind of signing. the thing is, i don't believe that russia a- and will sign if he even signs to fulfill there is such a thing that not a few people have paid attention there, where it is not only about the coordination council that will be in istanbul, not only about the possibility of monitoring the ships for the presence of weapons, well, what weapons can go er through the straits er- ukraine imports weapons to ukraine. that 's what she said about these meetings from istanbul, but you see. among those present, we can recognize mogomerov and general budanov, who was there. to appear budanov which said after the loss of the variable that we will return the changes, everyone turned around the modest yes

see, bearing sea, also the baltic and coral straits you and we will protect them firmly by all means . the key here is the capabilities of the navy, and that is able to respond immediately to any one who decides to encroach on our sovereignty and freedom. our navy, successfully and honor fully carries our strategic missions on the frontiers of our country and in any parts of the world's oceans or a young american. we got reaction to the newly signed doctrine from air martial, m motus, warren, and indian air force veteran and the head of the peninsula foundation thinktank. he says the document signals that russia and tends to formerly protect its interests. it's a very important signal because it actually signals that rochelle, willing to predicted interest anywhere across the globe and sillier than important allay of russia and that, but that's the message i think i would bring across. and the process, this is a really process solve in the changing world order and therefore does not want to happen overnight. but in the process, probably, i would say it'll happen over the next decade

full-scale war and how it is viewed in the united states further in the plot, now near the taiwan strait, artillery covered the island from mainland china, fujian province, from where they fired only 180 km from taiwan, beijing is convinced by military exercises and journalists who posted a video on the network, believe that it is about a launch of combat shells, taiwan has already raised its own fighter jets to the sky, at the same moment, the speaker of the house of representatives of the american congress, nancy pilosci, went on a tour of asian countries, this flight was followed online by 60,000 people at the same time users, because it was her possible visit to taiwan that provoked a sharp reaction from beijing, which even began to threaten that if the united states insists on its own course, the chinese military will not sit idly by and will take decisive measures to prevent either secession of taiwan or interference in china's internal affairs two days ago about this probably said joe biden and xizen pin said thus, china warned the us not to cross the red line and advised to cance

detention facility which left 50 of camp spiders, dead and $73.00 wounded. tensions rise in the taiwan strait as you asked how speaker nancy pelosi starts her tour of asia with a stop scheduled for taipei, despite multiple warnings from china and to the stories that shape the weak. rocha's foreign minister received a warm welcome while visiting 4 african nations, this fight western pressure for them to shrug moscow. ah, hello from moscow with the top stories from the past 7 days and the latest news as well. this is the weekly on rti. i'm fiorella, isabel, residential areas of the don. yes, for public capital continue to be struck by ukrainian shelling, according to local authorities with videos of the month suing explosion, circulating online this unverified video shows multiple blast over dying as local officials claim ukrainian forces fired nearly 500 different shelves at the city on saturday. alone, leaving one person dead and 9 others injured. o, russia, lud forces continue to work on deactivating prohibited anti personal p f m one pedal mindset can now be found in great numbers in the do

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that have gone through the straits. would you comment on that? brian: the danger with the u.s. and china as they are caught in a pattern of tit-for-tat escalation. one feels it is necessary to reciprocate in eve -- equal measure. taiwan has complicated the two and has faced risks from both sides. what is important to note, the u.s. and china do not perceive the action as the aggressor. they are only responding to the other. i think there are other regional considerations to keep in mind. after the death of shinzo abe, the vice president visited japan to mourn. this is the highest ranking visit by a taiwanese official in years. they could say they don't want to send a signal with regional alignments but regarding taiwan, the u.s., and japan. amy: what about a blockade scenario? also because there is a congressional delegation going at the highest level, speaker nancy pelosi, the pentagon will be forced to deploy more weapons to the region, more military equipment or ships. this just increasing the tension naturally in that region and could lead to some kind of mish. brian: that'