u. k. all set to allow kids to use west and supplies, long range arms to strike russia. small sco say that all decisions on the mazda have already being made, and the response will be hard to miss the russian president, who said everything on this subject. the decision has been taken all carte blanche and indulgences have been granted to the clients and to yes, so we are ready for anything. and our response will be such that they won't fail to notice rapid advances along the way. it was a long that for us, is it of a settlement that is being taken on the southern edge of the front girls? sadly, and wherever russians forces are advancing the now me a $10.00 away from the safety of the size of the box most. and the me just defense logistical. i'm as well. i'm a more fortress of the crate in military, losing it will do on told damage to the military efforts and come around a modem ukrainians at the moment being pregnant military. but yolanda appeared away, it's job job, he's a war inside for you credit. and because now an area of about a 100100 square kilometers is at risk o

u. k. all the ministry. but it also a bass, fit of morality is captured, its loss will have severe consequences for u. k. that is against lease backdrop of ill fortune for the armed forces of uh, ukraine. but the west is talking about allowing it to stripe deep into the russian territory. using advance west than me. so i was russia had previously wound the president of the russian federation as well as top officials. i, the said directly were new to, to the fact that if that position is given, if west and weapons are used to strike jeep and russian territory. if it mean that the west has become a direct positive but all police will remove, the nazi regime has been hitting out to retrieve for a long time outside the combat zone. staging terrorist attacks the gates, the civilian population, and the civilian infrastructure of our country. if the decision to lift the restrictions is indeed taken a will be taken, it will mean that from this moment till they take countries begin a direct school with russia. as you

all over that like a bad suit. right. but guess what? the main stream media did in the us on, in the u. k. n. and your 1st range that they all seem to be still the same. the snowball rolled in the same place. what's new, they decided to say, oh no, he didn't, he didn't we work for now. he's done an important guy. he's a nobody. i took a look at some of the headlines on you. maybe you could start, we'll do a bit of a headline, ping pong i like this work. well here's a headline from your news. ukrainian foreign legion and as a brigade refutes links to the suspect, the trump florida shoes are oh, well that's the, that's the bugs. because nothing to see here, right? you just tried to kill the president and you know, how did he get an, a k 47 weights to balance it on rooks actually get the airline tickets back at who paid for? you know, how did he get to know exactly when, so it was going to be there. it's a 3 and i'll forget all the, that's all of us tomorrow. and it's the new york posts alleged from going, man, i think he was the goldman correct. i think they pulled him out of his car, found all

u. k. 's involvement in afghanistan for so many years, having his military, the enough kind of stone and the time about wouldn't be taking power again. if the u. k. along with all the nato countries haven't pulled out of afghanistan in the u . k as positive bolt. lindsey nicole is here, does it not definitely we have a massive involvement in the tools. ready can place it in the movement of these people in the force moving to these people. and we have a mo gigi to these people. are many people across the world to welcome them and to if we believe we are a leader of human rights and a leader in japan, as having quoted as we should be starting on welcoming those people whose lives, frankly, we have to want to pop by the legal invasions across the well, one of our clients who came from, i got this done, got to take a treacherous journey. you have to go through iran to keep greece. and then virus move us both across the channel to variety. he was brought to the refugee status by the way of combining team. so imagine some of the allowed to remain in this country because of the ones that we've created. and we need to really, instead of thinking about stopping to buy t

u. k. thank you all so much for being part of the stream. once again, propety. last time we spoke protests, were there peak and you said doc felt like a war zone. we know that there's been quite a lot of pay us and violence following the ousting of the prime minister. but what are things like now can you describe when does the dock of fuel like today? so i just thought the question is real, the. busy me, you know, to be back up very exact. you are a mom and the 3 man. we're talking. yeah, we're lives. so yeah, i'm, i'm speeding and we'll pull over. i do that after the teens. why the c pack up? i would say 1st of all, the salt and the how to do the university just moves. i'm calling to say, you know, the, it's preference of those are open to that open now, but i believe and we all the stuff people involve this with you. there's the law who don mcdonald wallace, you know, because some lawyer nowadays i do believe yeah not yet. i'm not here in order to get to restore. we already use this and we actually do it. so this, so people that do the b, b they, they all just

u. k. thank you all so much for being part of the stream. once again, propety. last time we spoke protests were at their peak and you said doc failed. like a war zone. we know that there's been quite a lot of chaos and violence following the ousting of the prime minister. but what are things like now can you describe? what does the dock a few like today? i just saw lots of what the question is best. real good with me. you know to be back up for exact. you are a mom and the 3 man. we're talking. yeah, we're lives, so yeah, i'm, i'm speeding and it will pull over. i do that after the teens. what the c pack up? i would say 1st of all the salt and the house to do the university just moves. i'm calling to say, you know, the best friends of those are open. will that open now? but i believe, and we all the people involved this believe there's the law who don mcdonald wallace, you know, because the law in all day, but i do believe yeah not yet. i'm not here in order to get to restore. we already use it. we actually do it's a bit so people that to be a bit by default jus

u. k. position u. k. wants to permits ukraine to use all storm shadow missile since cold missiles to the russian targets. now the problem is that, um, the navigational data for these missiles is american. therefore, great britain needs and the american permission that's being said, it doesn't mean that the opinion within that u. k. is uni for him as one for him. are you, are you k diplomats that we should not discount the fact that put it has no impact to the of them. his red lines that it's going to continue that way. lawrence, if we look at the of the nato countries, 32 nations in nato. i think it's fair to say is it not? but the u. k. is one of the most hawkish countries along perhaps with poland and the baltic nations, which will a geographically close to russia. and of course the baltic nations well once pop to the soviet union. yeah, there's no doubt about the fact that the u. k. is probably the answer to the incline. it states the most significant military power nato. and don't forget the united kingdom along with branch, they have nuclear weapons. i think people forget that of course they've foc

politician and heritage party leader, david the cotton was spoken about all spoken out against giving a key of permission defy the u. k. storm shot of mess, alden to ross that he also shared his views about the increasing war rhetoric and the capabilities office countries armed forces. what i would say, 1st of all, it is, is a very big difference between the citizens and the people in the country. and the government, so escalating is more than happy in doing for the last 2 and a half years against the which is in the senate seat of the sensibilities of most of the people. all the escalation to was this has been coming from may to countries and in the sense of all thing to do would have been to just leave this conflict alone allow the peace deal between russia and ukraine that was worked out in april 2022 to take effect and then they would have been peace. we wouldn't have been fighting again to 2 and a half years, but there's being a native countries of so it's successively given ukraine howard says, and then add defend systems and then uh times and then a talk comes weapons and now storm shadow weapons f sixteens and

u. k. so all of this bring in juvenile hall. so joe, not what's been the response from the british governments, but essentially cutting audits had the uh, the version of events put out by the criminal more. but more importantly, by the speech, the russian domestic intelligence service that is usually a said, the suggested these 6 diplomats have been expelled for working to ensure rushes to feet in ukraine. they was there for the assumption that this was somehow approved for a preemptive strike. ahead of that style of abiding meeting of the decision on the use of missiles, long range missiles by key, you wouldn't ordinarily get a substantive response from the british side on questions involving diplomats accused of espionage. but we have one, and it is the british government refuting those claims by the kremlin, save $86.00 diplomats expelled by russia, where in fact kicked out last months. the accusations against them are completely baseless. the action followed actions taken by the u. k. government, prior to that in response to

i mean, the state of the, all the forces in the u. k. is absolutely dreadful. i mean, the last moment of glory we had was the falklands war where, you know, i think that was a necessary conflict to um start to the full twins from being taken by another country because of the people that wanted to remain british. but that was, and 32 years, i'm sorry, 42 years ago now. and in the time the number of people in the army is reduced by hall. the number of you know, capable boats that we've got has gone down by about 2 thirds. i think the air force is really not up to scratch as well. if there's no ad defense systems that we have against hypoth, sonic weapons, which in you and which russia has very good stock off. so the con, the military in the u. k. may be able to defend the island of a tip of britain for a time, but it's not going to be able to send a foreign expedition to be full is up to the board as opposed and or the board is mr way, india to do much of tool, so really i think you people who are sensible in the, on forces in nature, countries realize that we do

u. k, which is lumped into the, the storm shadow saying a little bit more than the us on it's attack them system. maybe the u. k says, okay, 1st of all, you can use this norm shadow at within its, its range of 250 kilometers off the russian border. right. and then the u. s. might box them up and later on. so yeah, you can use the attack comes, but i think the new music is shifting. yep. yeah. to what extent, you cranes, allies on the same page as how much additional support is they should provide to keep? we've heard from the germans, for instance, that they want to have russia included in future peace conferences on ukraine. do you get a sense that they're clocks that are not starting to appear in terms of, of the additional support and how long are these countries will continue to support you creating this world against russia? that there's always differences among starlight such as not. so because people out there verging interest and yeah, your reference in germany where your previous correspond to mentioned that those you know, following sides on the extremes of the politics except her. but germany ultimately does not decide wha

commission gentlemen's carol been 1884 because he was so connected to nature and was traveling all over u k. and he needed to be, he could for that high volume connect wecks to the miss cds van division. and that's no co incidence. he's an absolute van. nice freak traveling and a camp event. it says greatest passion driving comes me down. that gives me a feeling of, for lexi, a different way of traveling a feel for the plain thing. you'll get somewhere and you're just there with the band. when you're driving there you see how the nature and the landscape is changing. the can you see on the horizon already the clouds in the mountains of the highlands. they go up to 1345 meters to and yeah, really looking forward to, to get close up to all of the estimation for tonight the, it's getting a little bit more silly if less people and. busy you see fewer cars coming your way. the jenny gets more and more adventurous. like doing the tracking to through the routes. it's just stuff the road as wide as the car and left the drive here just of trees and you get to places. valdez won't be able to good loo

u. k. taking this, it's all very seriously. and let's not forget the united states seems to have quite good intelligence when it comes to the thinking inside the kremlin. remember, you as president joe biden announced the world that this invasion was going to happen long before it actually did. they, of course, are going to take it seriously when, whenever they mentioned the fact that pressure is a nuclear armed adversary. again, the fix, the kid in the talks between president joe biden and stormer, they, they did say that this is a critical moment for you crate and it's fight for freedom, right? so again, risk versus reward of the rush. it rushes at a very clear signal that this is a red line for him, but then you have people or the other side is it look, will do us presidents out the red line was sending attack comes. and so the 1st month's after you create, ask for them they sent the shorter range missiles, then months later, the longer range missiles, they thought that might be a red line. then. busy the kremlin warrant not

because he was so connected to nature and was traveling all over u k. and he needed a vehicle for that highest vacuum connect, wecks the mist eighty's van deviation. and that's no co incidence. he's an absolute van, nice freak traveling in a campus. and he says rate, his passion driving comes me down and gives me a feeling of for alexis, a different way of traveling the fuel. for the plain thing, you'll get somewhere and you have to stare with the van when you're driving there, you'll see how the nature and the landscape is changing. the you see on the horizon already the clouds in the mountains of the highlands. they go up to 1345 meters and the yeah, really looking forward to, to get closer to all of the estimation for tonight the, it's getting a little bit more really, less people and you see fewer cars coming your way the journey gets more and more adventurous. like doing the tracking to through the woods. let's just go on the road as wide as the current left and right here just of trees and you can get to place as well. those won't be able to get t

u. k. some palo freeman, a research coordinator at the campaign against on st. a. u. k based organization working to and the international arms trade. a warm welcome to all of you. thank you so much for being with us today on audra 0 francesca albany see and to, and is that me start with you? how do you view this decision by the british government to suspend some licenses? will it have an actual impact on the ground? would it make a difference for the palestinian people? and i can tell you whether it's going to make any impact why no o artist transfers to each trailer has been suspended. the u. k. i do have stayed in deal pending is just one of the civil out. the member states was providing weapons to israel and not a license has been suspended. but let me say, because we need to book this thing call. it seems to me that they have still to register this next sheet represented by the international demand. the minute i mentioned that occurred in the are, there is just being an international court of justice advisory opinion that declares israel spreads in india, environmental defined hottest in tears reached local to be dismantled. a need and relations have to be

u. k. it would mean all of london being displaced. i mean, it is quite amazing. and this is now affecting in recent dallas for the 1st time, the center of by route, but some southern lebanon, the southern suburbs, eastern lebanon, and the back of valley. i mean it's, it's the whole country now, is it not? this is the whole country. i think it's the major change that we've seen. the scene said, let's say last weekend, for the last 11 months, you already had these guys people because of the conflict with these fairly in the south. these people tended and it's about that a bit more than a $100000.00 people. these people that need to stay in the south mostly now we've been massive increases in dental of the space. people have to find some coping mechanics and but also only some space basically all across the country. so you have people who stop in, in the 1st 50 side, which is about halfway between the south and the route. and then some that have more doesn't fit with us will surely to simply because to one out for the to leave . so maybe you'll call didn't have the

u. k. and the you, when it comes to migration because he said was what was happening now is working. that is something that the friendship in all skin b, u. k, for, for some time it is being declined by previous u. k. governments. but the hope is here in fraud. so with this new u. k, governments on the kids stomach, but perhaps that could change. okay. thanks so much for the update. that is natasha butler for us in northern france. more than half of students population is living under the threat of hung up the southern give us cited lodge areas of farmland, months of conflicts between the army and the parent, military rapids support forces and also hampton food production. severe ryans, of listening, the situation of the moving reports from saddam's northern states, in this farm land, once produced crops, that's applied to the local markets. but the land owner, us monthly, the med says this year he doesn't expect to produce any crops. he says, heavy rains and to rental floods have destroyed the foil and has impacted the farm facilities. was set at the end of the month and looked at it with the motor. if a lot of flights destroy

u. k, which has lent into the the storm shadow thing a little bit more than the us on it's attack them system. maybe the u. k says, okay, 1st of all you can use a storm shadow at within its, its range of 250 kilometers off the russian border. and then the u. s. my box them up and later on. so yeah, you can use the attack comes, but i think the move music is shifting. yeah. not to mexico, where the senate has approved a controversial visual over hole that will lead the countries judge as being chosen by popular vote. present lopez over door says the reformer, fight, crushing the judiciary several hundreds broke into the senate, building made on tuesday to protest against the reform they say the constitutional change breton, civil o'clock, john home and has moved from mexico city. and so just say, well, if we need to be elected that will mean that will be containing will mean raising money. mean getting close to pull the positions they will be making promises that then we feel bound to keep once we're in a judging state rather than being completely free. so they feel that they will ruin the economy. that's cool. so a complaints in m

u. k. which is lumped into the, the storm shadow saying a little bit more than the us on it's attack them system. maybe the u. k says, okay, 1st of all you can use this norm shadow at within its, its range of 250 kilometers off the russian border. and then the u. s. my box them up and later on. so yeah, you can use the attack comes, but i think the move music is shifting. yeah. and the u. s. a. donald trump is on the defense of criticizing moderators and claiming, choose a night's abc news. presidential debate was cumberland harris was rigged against him. the democratic and republican nomination of squared off for 92 minutes in philadelphia, covering a wide range of subjects the 1st time the trump in harris has made some person. kimberly, how could propose from philadelphia a couple of harris subject bases. their initial handshake was somewhat awkward. well, campbell, a harris appearing nervous at 1st, soon found her stride with attacking donald trump for what the bible administration inherited. donald trump left us the worst public health epidemic in a century. donald trump left us the worst attack on our democracy since the civil w

u. k. government has got all the unit sites and then the peas. mesa is towing the line met this platform has joined washington's crusade against all networks, shutting us down on facebook, facebook and instagram. on tuesday, i thought came most of the us states department called for world wide band on a number of russian media outlets of alleged election metrolink. well, perhaps washington's. where is it not surprising, as according to officials themselves is because of all, see that many people just aren't buying the us narrative when it comes to ukraine. so one of the reasons not the only reason for one of the reasons why so much of the world has not been as fully supportive of ukraine as you would think. they would be given that russia has invaded ukraine and violated little number. one of the international system is because of the broad scope and reach of r t were propaganda. just information and allies are spread to millions, if not billions of people around the world. because the band was entirely to be expected. they're prep shut down of our accounts and bill, facebook and instagr

and all of the u. k. arm supplies that con for only about one percent of israel's total in ports, the partial cut off as seen as a significant diplomatic blow. however, london will keep sending components for f $35.00 fighter jets to israel, 15 percent of which are made in britain that's despite the fact that those very jets killed civilians in gal. so during a specific attack in july, that was brought to light by a danish news like let's at, i lied with an n g o on liter confirmed by the it's really military. meanwhile, britain's foreign secretary david lama dodge the question up. i'd london's direct involvement in the gals of war when grilled by his party's former leader. what role lazy or otherwise britain has life? you know, the fine because i was invited, sat across the use of already effective sharing as a staging point for a minute across country as well, which many they are carrying weapons that he used from. gosh, i'm sorry, with the support that we give to is relevant, my wife comment on operat

u. k. diplomatic. put it if put in how strong all these red lines and he hasn't done anything about, it doesn't mean that he will not do it now. so we shouldn't course him. so there is a sense that it's going to make matters worse in terms of the war and ukraine and for broder geopolitical landscape. this is perhaps why german chancellor shoulds sad that russia should be attending peace a summit in november and that we should rekindle a diplomatic solution to the war. while he mentioned these thrusts from moscow, i live in hearing the presence of landscape urging his western allies just to ignore these so called red lines. as russia has been saying, what are the, the real risks and benefits of adopting this kind of strategy? i am a new one and in terms of risks, of course, um, there was a lot of talk about russia potentially using a tactical nuclear weapon specifically on ukranian territory. but some even believes that russian might go as far as use it. and one of your work in capitals, however, is there are other options. so it's not black and white in terms of what russia could do as a response. aside

u. k. so basically cycles says normal, say towards the end of all of these cub pending from the for the u. k. media cutting basically in the cyprus from being the supporting the, the last many big gains, many, many operations in the area. and then he believes in syria, as i guess knowing does we've, i've seen him and so i approve. so the last few months. uh, even add a couple, katia, this usa is supplementing, so that kind of goes out. there's no co pay out of defense so, so much as much as if it's $55.00, if it's of 16. know, or if it's sort of fun. i don't think it makes any difference. the defenseless, from of the with some updates from russia is it, of course the range in moscow says it's troops have now pushed back. you have this military in 5 settlements. it comes as the battle for territory inside rushes border enters. it's the 2nd month. ukrainian troops lost over 280 soldiers and a 13 armored vehicles in the past 24 hours alone. according to the russian defense ministry is forces used to drones to strike cab support and observation fines as well as armor vehicle routes versus troop

u. k. decide they're gonna take step back on all of this. so even though the red lines are being drawn summer saying, 14 is bluffing. putting is in a way saying, try me, you know, try me. you really want to go that far. i mean, come to your senses. well, i think put those response was very measured, but at the same time there is a very heated discussion here in most go about somehow the kremlin needs to drive the message home to west and power is that there's supplying or if you're praying with long rain striking capability will have certain limits and consequences if the russia words to strike the young to create that. and i'm sure you wouldn't want that to happen. but let's imagine these hypothetical with russia. we're just try and beyond the ukraine. um, why do you think that would be depending upon where they strike? and they would have to again, this is all hypothetically or, i mean if they strike beyond ukraine, but let's say that they do strike. let's say, you know, a noodle, military installation, a military nato, a naval installatio

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all continued condolences to those very by u. k. u s. u, i'm jealous, i will be back on monday to investigate who is really pulling the strings behind vitamin hours in washington with monica obama brother in the 44th you as president barack obama? until then keep in touch my with my social media, if it's not sensitive, we'll country and i to a channel going underground tv on a little com to watch new and old episodes of going underground scene monday. the the, the goal to much.

all continued condolences to those very by u. k. u s. u on genocide will be back on monday to investigate who is really pulling the strings behind vitamin hours in washington with malik obama brother of the 44th you as president barack obama. until then keep in touch my with my social media, if it's not sensitive, we will country and i to a channel going underground tv on a little com to watch new and old episodes of going underground. see you monday, the the, what is part of the, the, is it, it probably would post good. isn't the deepest you of us and that in the word part is it something deeper, more complex might be present there? let's stop without pieces. let's go out of as the breaking news this, our i new wave of is really strikes is reported in the lebanese capital overnights us casualties lights at the sides of the attack where it is to be able to fly strategic or targeted. it was a carpet bombing on the residential area of stuff. here are correspondents in the root reports from the scene of a series of must sit by the tax with

our unity will not break of all the us and u. k has been reluctant to give you crane permission to use certain weapons in long range besides against targets inside russia. sophia of escalation, early i spoke to paris, patrick barry, who was the defend specialist and form and need to unless it says deposition might be changed. it's going to be passed over as on to blink and said to the bosses who meet on friday. and we will see the looking at the lay of the land, but i think that the trajectory is all the same previously between at the us being very reticent to do this 10 days ago. then the confirmation of the reigning delivery of the ballistic missiles. i'm now the, the, the mood music saying that they're looking at these carefully indicates a shift to position. potentially, i wouldn't be surprised if there's something calibrated here, which potentially we've seen the salami slicing of a before, maybe with a security guarantee, the u. k, which is lumped into the storm shadow saying a little bit more than the us on it's attack them