this is steve sweeney in value po for all t. we now go live to a 100 webber, norwegian writer, political analyst, and former politician who just visited on bass himself and joins me here in the studio. a very nice to have you here. thank you. so let me just ask you right off the about what was your experience in going there? and what did you see for yourself? the kind of stood out or the situation in each of these places a, in the boxes, of course, completely different. different uh, mario pool is sell a little bit uh far from the front line. so with the situation there is completely different as in a for example, done yes, cuz really close to the front line. but the most important was for us, for us to do the job. our media is not doing as showing what is really going on there. and that was the main part of this trip. and just like many european states, norway has actually taken the side of the west and ignored what's actually happening there. what can you say about the reaction of the international community and particular nor

t. steve sweeney is up the scene and can bring us more now and lots believe to have been a cluster munitions attack. and yes, city center has come under attack from ukrainian shedding once more, the series of explosions was heard a sooner to time pm on saturday evening. now the 1st 2 or 3 of these ball sounded like aubrey artillery shuddering. but this was followed by a series of explosions, very, very close together, which is characteristic of cost of the nations. now, the preliminary report suggests that it was in the cluster munitions that have been using this latest deadly attack loose loose on the local us. we heard about 6 plus, it turns out that they were selling us from the beginning. we did not understand what has happened. less flu. everywhere we got the kids ran into the hallway set down and he had, we got to see it 6 times costs and munitions for sure. that no military facilities here. nothing like that. and for my family went to take them. we didn't know right away. the shelling felt like in terrible shockwave, though it was incredibly loud. our son started to scream, we're run

at the c, a t's steve sweeney. is also there with more details on what's believed to have been a custom munitions attack. i don't yet city center has come under attack from ukrainian shedding once more. the series of explosions was heard a sooner to time pm on saturday evening. now the 1st 2 or 3 hope things are all sounded like a bully, artillery shuddering, but this was followed by a series of explosions, very, very close together, which is characteristic of cost of the nations. now, the preliminary report suggest it was in a cluster munitions that have been using these latest deadly attack loose loose on local us. we heard about 6 plus. it turns out that they were selling us from the beginning. we did not understand what has happened. last flew everywhere. we got kids ran into the hallway set down and hits. we got to see it 6 times, the cost of munitions for sure. that no military facilities here, nothing like that. and for my family went to take them. we didn't know right away. the shelling felt like and terrib

t. steve sweeney was in meribelle and reports on the cities rise from the ashes. matter you posed a city destroyed often more than a few days of fighting that will faces a new bottle for its future. the city is full of my bed, has teamed up with a rich ukrainian businessman to spearhead whenever you for revolt. a multi $1000000.00 project using you are paying cash and us aid to effectively eradicate the russian culture and identity. as like trying to achieve what they fail to do in months of fighting the local sites, the plan to diversify my view, polls would fail. we are in the russian speaking population. we have always considered ourselves russians. we are in favor of restoring our city with russian culture. this is our history. visa, our parents, grandfather's great grandfathers. this is our past, and without deposits, there is no present. and there will be no future laws of what some of what almost. it's almost hopefully, this is important because this is our culture. these we roots these out which additions. this is a left russian culture. therefore it's much, it preserves 2 respec

t correspondence, steve sweeney spoke to the don. yes, regents on bozeman. daria more rosa voss which has also been sanctioned by the u. k . because of the same allegations investigation or the war crimes investigation into the killing of children by ukrainian forces. can you tell us what prompted by investigation? what was the reason for the investigation of war crimes unfortunately is very sad. it dates back to 2014, when the people at the dawn passed, took to the streets to peacefully protest against the code that happened. and keith, instead of listening to the people's appeals to the government, those in power at the time who are illegal representatives will be authorities, announced a so called anti terrorist operation number. the ukrainian army was sent to kill the civilian population of the entire don bass. let's recall the events and the consequences of the year strikes that took place in 2014, when a very large number of children were killed. in my opinion, the investigation of these crimes is not moving forward at all. we'

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t-shirt for the planet. there we go. hey. hi. how's it going steve? kayak just slid backwards against that chunk of ice. yeah, you know why it slid back is because you told us to go harder. in fact, you pulled it and then i was in the back, and i couldn't hold it and it slung in and hit the rock. and i was tired, and if you hadn't pushed it and made us go faster, that would not have happened. well, we have to get to a place where we can get a plane in. i get that. that's all there is to it. it's like we never get a break. well, we're gonna take a break, and your point is well made, and then we're gonna have to go back at it, and we're going to have to be more careful. are we feeling collectively good enough to go back at the ice-foot? well, this brings up a question in terms of end goals. mike and i were talking about this yesterday a bit, i don't know if you guys have chatted. end goals? like, right now the end goal might be carl ritter. yeah... so, do you think maybe right now our primary objective is get to carl ritter? and then assess as soon as w

this is steve sweeney and matthew po for all t. so many thanks for your time to be here at all c international web 5 to the top of the i was more of the latest news the . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy from foundation, let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very unclear to get a time time to sit down and talk the primary sanchez, i'm gonna do a news now for 30 years to languages all over the world. here in the united states, interviewed for presidents, worked at the 4 major us television networks. i believe that new should be honest, direct, and impactful. and this is direct impact. the i want to start with this studies of indicated as by the way we've mentioned on this show in the past. but most of us here in america, in the united states have given a map of the world, could not find most countries including ukraine. in fact is the found but only $11.00. 0 no. out of every 6 american

this is steve sweeney in my renewal for all t. a chinese foreign ministry has invited k rush and media to told the country all these olga bottom and visited a fascinating pedestrian street in the city of shyanne. which combines that both the ancient and modern quantities of the silk road and west tradition meets the future. a, b a y n c on the capital of the chinese chauncey from the capital of china for 13, tennessee. and this right here, they've been added to justin moved behind the he's the longest investors in asia. it's called bottom enterprise city and it is 2100 meters long and it says from no to south, also city. oh yeah. that sounds office. all sorts of different sections within the time has his dining shopping, entertainment to the business of his deputy. this flanders illuminated from this most scramble to get the best over 10000000 visit this year. during the goal is times of the dots on titus to. c see on was this huge was properly populated by 1000000 people and this impulse be compared to that's a grow. see on was e

this is steve sweeney and matthew po for all t. the ukraine's economy faces yet another challenge. it's increasing debt. that's according to david wu, a form of wall street strategist, an i m f economist in the latest episode of going underground with option returns the. he talks about the expectations on the us to handle ukraine's economic problems and rushes, technological development in the ukraine conflict. you can watch a full episode throughout the day here on our tea for now. here's a short preview. your queen in government gets a 16 percent off the price of appreciation and you have a $55.00 ukrainian government bond. maturing on 2041 diabetes going up 50 percent. that thing has out everything including all the big pack monopolies. and the reason is because yeah, more people are thinking while ukraine is going to kick them off to the binding. said that ukraine, the ford has already lost the war. yeah, i've got, by the way, investors may be thinking that, you know, maybe you know, as you as get the rug deeper and deeper into ukraine. ukraine problem becomes americans problem

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steve sweeney did. my review po for all t washington is allegedly planning to put marines on commercial ships traveling through the gulf straight of our news. that's according to a not him as reports from us officials. this comes as relations between washington enter. ron escalate, as ortiz use of july, really explains in the us military build up. and the persian gulf was definitely increase tensions. and the strategic body of water, of course, the persian gulf has been rather calm since 2021. the last american, a carrier, the u. s. s. nimitz sailed out of the persian gulf and the strategic street apartment was bought. now once again, we see that washington has been trying to boost its military presence. and the persian gulf and other strategic choice points of this rate of 4 moves over the past days. it has deployed thousands of marines and sailors along with the f. 16 f, $35.00 and vessels to the persian gulf and around the strategic us trade of hormones. it has also been funny to ports its armed sailors and berries on board. the american war ships passing through the strategic body of water, paused

steve sweeney. did my review po for all t. some breaking news in just a new crating forces have re pull to be fired across the bones, into domestic cities, striking a private residence, the university, and of the civilian targets. cluster munitions defined by more than a 100 confused because of the devastating effects on the videos. however, as a parent, your queen is not a secretary to the band and tracy l bringing more updates on that. but let's move on with our other 12. so is that the canyon the government hasn't suspended world cooling, biometric data collection, citing privacy and security because as that's off, the files of canyons have queued up to scam the irises and exchange for free world coin tokens was about 50 us dollars. the government has suspended forth with activities of world coin and any other entity that may be similarly engaging. the people of tenure until relevant public agencies certified the absence of any risks, relevant security, financial services, and data protection agencies have commenced inquiri

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