u. k. basically saying a be aware of concepts and large gatherings. but at the same time, you know, we heard from washington saying that they knew absolutely nothing about these attack. a bit of a co is it, is there anything that is to say it was sort of a contradict each of as well. this is the, this is really the, the question now, and i, but by the way, i saw a screenshot from us from a german was friend who lives in moscow. you show me the screenshots from the embassy itself. so this is real. the end i was struck by the fact that they weren't of a concert attack. so, but the, by that ministration has a quick promptly come them. so there was a spokesman and john kirby of the attack. and you know, the, i mean, i don't know the only people who really know who did this are those who organized it right now. and i'm sure that the, the russian authorities involved will be more efficient then selling the west. and ones will do that. uh, story passed in of connections to some of the terrorist organizations. i have a feeling that they will be far more accur

u. k. yeah, he's removing basically his top political arrival by sending him out of the country . i think that also shows the precarious position that the presence of lensky is inhabiting. he's worried about conflict within his own country. against him. he's worried about political, a competition against him. and i think, you know, a lot of times we seen in history, if you can have a book you may have outside your country, you can be pointing to the right from outside that lets you consolidate power for a while. but i think slipping away from zelinski at this point, indeed about steve gill, maybe a host of this, i will come and say it's a pleasure, as always, it's all can see. i'm looking forward to welcoming you here in moscow. thank you. mazda wrap it for now minus p discounts, and i'll be back again at the top of the hour with all the latest news on use. there are not the the e, the so that they go to. and so i don't remember the bundle of assault in beautiful, fully the room was a guy that called the room. and a group of we'll call the low gains of shown in the corner was 70 d

u. k. you know, he's removing basically his top political arrival by sending him out of the country . i think that also shows the precarious position that the presence of lensky is inhabiting. he's worried about conflict within his own country. against him, he's worried about political of a competition against him. and i think, you know, a lot of times we've seen in history. if you can have a book you may have outside your country, you can be pointing to the threat from outside that lets you consolidate power for a while. but i think slipping away from some lensky at this point. indeed about steve gil.

it was basically the embassy website, the us telling the citizens to leave the u. k. website said something very similar, and they have site, the americans that they passed all this information to the cbs and fest basic. well actually what you gave us was very known concrete evidence to say it was quite general knowledge, essentially wishy washy. nothing really that they could act on as a result of that. now we've also had a response from the russian foreign minister, maria. so how about to walk marketing bill until the u. s. has continued to say in terms of that idea, but they saying ukraine was known for of the missed as opposed to part then the white house, along with the state department, has stated that ukraine has nothing to do with the tara attack on what data and what information did they draw such a conclusion? it's completely unclear. any one thing is obvious, that washington started to whitewash the key of regime to whitewash themselves. because everyone understands that there is no standalone key every shame without weston minute, 3 support and western fund

it was basically the end of this website, the us telling the citizens to lead c u. k website said something very similar on the hip, says the americans that they pass all this information to the serious fest basic, well, actually what you gave us was very known. concrete happened to say it was quite general knowledge, essentially wishy washy. nothing we will say to the one as a result of that. let's don't forget, this is an incredibly complex investigation, an investigation. the russian authorities are conducting here. what in the crime that the ones with the evidence that the ones piecing this possible together on. i think it's easy to forget sometimes of west and governments can make all the assertions that they will see what they know if they know sifting through the material, working out exactly what's going on. and that's exactly what we know. russian authorities want to use because they want to know that they holding the white people accountable for this horrific attack. and federalist attacking at 20, he is a place in russia to the russian foreign minister says

i think the united states can use that, that gives us started because basically it started today has one friend, even germany, u k, whatever's kind of giving up, is there an only has one for an investigator say? so if the united states gives up on his right then is there is really a lot which goes back to the question of a, right, there's a part of the discussion in washington. how to use leverage with is right is to reduce the many to read, get this or to increase the media to the 8. there are think there's thinking real thinking of washington today that has gone, goes to washington, that the united states might increase the aid. the military, it is right as a leverage to use with these are the meetings. i tell them, okay, if you do one to 3, we would give you more what that is, because more kind of thing is if you want many more questions than answers with what you've just said. why would that even be a consideration just quickly? because we don't have very long left, but it seems like in washington, when it comes to our lives and as a student of american politics, i tell you this has always been the case. when

basic protections in gold. yes, british farmers have taken to the u. k, paula model on that truck. so it was in protest against post breakfast regulations on trade arrangements or the cultural workers say the new rules are endangering that livelihood as well as food security for the nation. now the protest is fueled by concerns about labeling guidelines that allow foreign made products to display a u. k. fly farm is say that the thieves, consumers who prefer to buy domestically produce good. so this comes off, the months of pharma riley is all across the united valley imposing done front made well protest to say they will be more demonstrations across the u. k. maybe the biggest problems off the sand impulse coming into britain on the cop single british space. i know many of us it is price su, package. it is a lot of the habits which is labeled on x. and we think the best price for me will got to read the biggest problem that we face on the funding and naming is there's no need for our pool because we're bringing in from other countries because we have processing in u k. when it co

u. k. government. and they fear that all over the country. people don't agree with me on the basic thinking, this was all right. my fault in the work of paul to brenda r as in independence, that they will come forward now and college to stand. and a judge when i do want to stress the audience that i didn't just when i went to a lot of slides. and the man who came 2nd wasn't independent. that no one in the country i had ever had the before. i'm between the independent, sacred plays candidate and me. we got 2 thirds of the volts, which means that the government and the opposition drive and by the other parties share wants to start all the votes. so this is pretty remarkable result. well, galloway game, nearly 40 percent of the vote in his land slide when he didn't hold back during the campaign, slamming leaders of both the u. k. labor and conservative policies and accusing them of backing israel and going into galloway's views on the new he once described former u. k. prime minister, tony blair as being a mass murdering rule criminal that was for persons role in wyoming, iraq. he's a

so now basically, you know, gathering lodge of the news. it came from the us and the u. k. is interesting all the co incidence behind it because if they knew or if they have some sort of intelligence, why would they share it with the russian counsel box as well? i remember commenting at the time, the better sure, the, everything they have with mosque, how otherwise they'll be seen as completed in whatever happens. and now there's reactions from washington saying, oh no, this was something completely different and this is completely unrelated. well, how do you know if you know, if you don't know anything about this particular one, as john kirby claimed to not know during the white house briefing today, i mean, it doesn't add up. how can you be sure if that this is not the same thing? if you don't know anything about the things that just happen both can't be true at the same time. so something's really, fisher about it. i'm not saying the us did this. but it certainly very, very strange that you know, here to people who are saying, oh, something like this might happen. and th

so the most basic done the with the, with, with the u. k. in the in mean or at least saying that this is not acceptable anymore. but even though it was an accident, it's impossible that the 100 people died because they are trying to get food. if they don't understand that this is something that these by parts acceptable. i don't know what else we need to change the by them said perception about the cult. tremendously alarming was language used by the white house, the white house calling for a thorough investigation. it is this. there are 2 sides to the story. and indeed, as if there are independent observers on the ground who are able to provide a thorough investigation day, well knows that he's not going to happen. so what's the point of coolant for? exactly, i mean that's, that's the most tragic thing. all and all the stuff, i mean since the beginning there was no 2 sides, there was always one side, mainly informing, mainly providing only 10 information. every time that there was a report about the death and media, mainly with or media us.

started their ministry campaign in the red sea last year, basically demanding the israel stop bombing gaza over 40 ships, including ones from the us on u. k. have been talking to love on this report. i went to our middle east bureau chief who visited the southern is ready for that. just to see the state of an economic affairs, you may find this surprising of the pores of a lot on the red sea is rose only southern maritime gay 10 the countries key door to the important far east and market. once a busy harbor it is dead. calm, now since november, when the yemen based who stays grove, join the worthies ro, attacking all shapes, come in a know out. all activities have been stopped here with no one able to say when or if it could get back to normal. the port is losing more than $1600000.00 every month and 50 percent of the stuff has already been fired with the rest at the risk of following suit within the next 2 months. if the situation doesn't change the ports key activity was car imports from asian countries like japan, korea, more than half of all cars brought to israel from abroad. the 4th, c, e o. 's as the vehicles were stored here by th

nicole basically saying that ukrainian security service is all directly involved pretty then, but mention potential involvement of the u. k. and the united states. you said a key of a still shuttling civilians and don't boss and the battle go origins simply to intimidate the civilians that they've had to result. now he says keith is had to result a terra tactics because they failed on the battlefield. he also mentioned, remember the comments coming from, for example, the victoria at noon and the outgoing former deputy under secretary of state and america, she said, put in a month ago she said spoken, it's got some nasty surprises coming his way. so important upset drones strikes of most simple drones sabotaged groups infiltrating russian territory. these are now keeps true tactics. he said also the key of should be recognized as a terrorist organization. he did say again that ukraine, the u. s. on u. k. there were 3 countries behind fridays of moscow mascot, but they have not established exactly the mazda of mind as of yet, that part of the investigation is still ongoing. and then that they will start to identify more acc

basics like wood, iron, concrete, and barbed wire. ma, that's for him to find the language. he's a senior director and strategic studies. that's ultimately university and the former u. k. military intelligence officer and frank, do you agree that these fortifications are assigned to the chief is shifting its focus to defense because of russian advances as the mooney got? absolutely, it's very evident now that on all fronts, ukraine is, is, is on the serious pressure kicks in. the south now on the southeast where russian forces are medicaid income, mental, but significant over periods of time gains. so consequently, the decision on this has been going on for a couple of months, particularly since the fall of the great of the fortress town for that's what it was about div come. so you probably made the decision rather late, actually in real terms in november to build a fortifications that you sold out an ice report. and the organization of this has been criticized to 30 great degree, i think in ukraine, but it is proceeding now. it's better late than never, no doubt about it, but that we have it. yes you credit is standing on the defensive. i think it has been since aro

u. k. outlet had said that moscow has actually defied the nay sayers and added that the economics performance of russia appears to actually have returned to a pre conflict levels. basically, of course, showing that these things since haven't worked for the us and or allies even you on must have something very similar saying that a washington's attempt have backfired and actually made russia stronger. and these options. and so one huge thing that we have to point out that is happening for russia, apart from the economic expansion eastward, apart from its new development of bilateral relationships with this multi puller world, we're talking about the energy sector where russia is succeeding and the hon. gary informed minister actually just met in budapest with the general director of ross adam. and they're working on this new a reactors. we're hungry path to nuclear power plant, which will actually help hungry become self sufficient. and this is actually shows that having a relationship with russia is actually beneficial to these countries and has actually provided them a step for the project is allegedly unfolding as it should and will begin the cornerstone of pouring the