u. k. do not want more with you. our government does not represent the vast majority of people who just want to live peaceful lives. you, the british prime minister need to get this sorted. the british people do not support this war. this comes as inquiry and has all ready for the storm shadows into russian territory along with us made a type them's also getting the go ahead from a number of western states. the russian president has been critical of the attacks on the west of the approval, vowing to retaliate us in response to the use of us and a british long range weapons, but only on november 20. first of this year, the russian army forces launched a combined strike on one of ukraine's defense industry facilities. we specialize in the combat conditions included a test of one of russia's newest, medium range missiles systems in this case showed up with a ballistic missile, with nuclear free of hypersonic equipment in the army. so all engineers named the duration would be with the test with success. and here we have,

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u. k. do not call up dramatically when the thought was, she went from from 8 to 2 to, to the guys. but this erosion is put money and we have to accepted that these been, do remain permanent. i'm also, you know, this and all the angles this, we know who is big business and as wedge was comments now, of course, many of the western nations, the cambridge off the back. so back story taishan and fighting and see like if as we all see now, the world becomes around the world, power becomes more fragmented and shed more equally. does that mean that inevitably we're actually going to see less conflict in the world? it's, it's a tough one. because you have a code, so we have lots to wear by uh, western economies. on the one hand, we'll look at this new economy emerging and be on the one hand within themselves. that would be cools for more of a more bellicose approach towards handling relations, which kind of can come to some cases, people argue with makes more sense to go with this country, extensive choices and then others will come to the argument internally and say, well actually, um, if w

u. k. government doing uh overseas. well, they're spending hundreds of millions of pounds to kill russians on russian territory to prop up the knack of yours completely corrupt cabal and ukraine. everyone knows at the dungeon street, now that the game is over. it's just a matter of how long they want to keep it running and how many ukrainians they want to die. the british, i'm a boss that are a good, old chef called nigel casey. i say that of an irish named up it worrying. he was summoned to the foreign ministry of moscow to be told that another one of his uh, let's say one of his boys neither likes the boys was to be expelled for being a spy. lot of spies in the british embassy in moscow. i guess it was outside the front door and 5 minutes. be all you waiting for me to give him a nice warm welcome and maybe ask him a couple of questions that the british people would want answered. like why you spend on just a 1000000 pounds to blow up russians when you can't give the pension is enough money to keep the houses warm nige

do it for the elected president of you that a few years ago. so this is just a brand new world for everyone involved. right, so the series here is the u. k. has doing a slew of western power of condemning the republic of georgia. i loved this decision to hold a european integration plan and instead chopped its own cost. but it says it is hold to have a programs to georgia, but the west and back and you is all continuing the fact all day is short and you've been seen rubles of the georgia and government has been cleared the violent protests we've been witnessing here over the last week of being constricted from abroad and it's going even further saying there was clear evidence that a significant number of those on the streets night often nights are actually foreigners 30 percent of people identified during and after detention at the protest in tbilisi taking place. on the central streets, to our surprise, our citizens of other countries and you as an opposition, politicians are both of an accused of stirring up the crowds. these a groups and individuals who receive at least part of the funding from the west. let's take the example of on the

so we do not think we cannot by any means, equate for the difficulties of doing and what these raise the u. s. d k are doing against young to me as the many of them on the bottom to proceed. cannot buckle down. what does happen in my country? i mean, just drawing what we have done by or i went by own money by our own money. we come up, i'm done that we come up, come don't this, whatever difficulties are doing i in the country i gave the population but being attacked by an outside there. that's something that we can never turn that rate, but we can never what have come to do even in full up school district vanish. now that's unacceptable. to me, you'll see. i mean we, as i said before, we've got trump coming into office pretty soon already the u. s. and the u. k. having their own separate attacks on the who sees operation, poseidon archer, i believe, is the, is the code name for that? do you think it's possible that israel will persuade trump to join in with their operations? yeah, i think that it is a, it is possible. i mean, the point we bump is it p e is totally unexpected. about the being unexp

u. k. after this break the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the communities we get to do is know green. i'm with the police looked on any about that. i see how i knew it was happening and especially the going to the life of the much minority to fill up just a boy or the parent joe schifflit his toilet. looks like it goes off a little business list learners. are you familiar with the steps of the nation and that was quite testable, not logan. and because i had a spanish, so i assume you just came, but it's about time you have with them using it. when you watch and of course it's a little less to shut somebody listing what you're not going when one of them is rates for doesn't like us and us so less than for almost 137000000. those are the places up with national by the number i to i thought about that of us with all of that or can you initially it will be with the welcome back to going undergrad. i'm still here with the author of the rock as a rogue report. of as the american amber and co founder of declassified you came, i cannot math in part one. you are talking about this new world wo

do. but then that was true ukrainians after thinking about a month. and i'm roll roddic and isn't the only british person spitting around the black, say the farmers back in the u. k. all you're doing a bit of spreading themselves, right? absolutely correct. when you say, uh, british farmers are really, really mad that storm or government has introduced hikes to be inheritance tax specifically for the farmers. because you know, you've got to get rid of your own sources of oh yeah. and the plan is to make farmers pay 20 percent tax on the phones they get from their father's well yeah. meaning that a lot of them will be either to forced to sell or farms or break them down little small pieces, which are very easily viable by the mega corporations, just like they do in ukraine. very interesting. but of course, the fact that a cure style i just met with the boss is a black rock, as obviously nothing to do with the fact that he's just like a big tax on the cause. all the farmers in the u. k. sell all the firms to guess to me, company, coincidence, run the video or, you know, i think the farmers are the last hope for your i really think. so the, you know, tools hard work

associations with and my 5 and i my 6 and folk, all kinds of stuff that we absolutely do not want in a prime minister in the u. k. well, he was doing in cyprus, i have no idea. maybe you could maybe explain it to me, but i there are more important things in life. well there was, this guy plays the spy planes that the is really, is rely on. yeah. yeah, that might can uh, just being explaining to us or those of us it follow back, can i? i know you do cuz he was on the phone last week the other week. okay, well let you go, there you go. and i've been following his stories, which should be extremely detailed, and i am so ashamed to be an englishman reading his reports of what we have been doing to be complicit in the genocide is being perpetrated. they'll comply to x rays and goes around the west bank in palestine. deeply, deeply ashamed to be an englishman under these circumstances, so well done, my cannot thank you. but the but you were talking earlier about the need to be helpful. the importance of the fact that so many people around the world believe like you do this is janice side a. but you know, i'm going to

u. k. sponsor to to get the information. what do you think some of the threats, but why do you think that force johnson, former permanent sort of u. k, would have stopped the peace process and this is temple on the behalf. is he doing well? i'm going to see him couple of times and i wouldn't be surprised if if he was much of a to buy some we mediates desire or by some along the dumpster attention. she is not very predictable. but why? okay, do you think he was acting on behalf of the us government on behalf of the, by the ministration was doing this independently. i mean, on a, i don't know. i don't know. and they wouldn't guess the fact that the, the near regions and the breeds are leading, getting this and the so quote unquote, the situation is, is over this. no, it is becoming also clear that there is a fatigue in some capitals and the adults every now and then the the americans would like to leave it was the europeans and to concentrate on something more important, i wouldn't guess we would be judging by specific specific steps,

u. k. so normally do university by go good story when i was there, which got me into columbia by city. but i was extremely disappointed by the, the culture and the level of journalism that was being to practice that of just one example is a henry kissinger who died recently. but is one of the most blood sites will criminals of the 20th century. he came to columbia university when i was there, and i found that he comes, came every year and a to kind of speak, can pontificate about politics and blah, blah, blah. and he was accepted as a sort of a kind of a warm and cuddly statesman. and i, when i was in the room when, when are you speaking? and i put my hand up and i just said, how do you sleep at night? and the whole room just like you to go in order to goest and then everything inside him. and he said, do you think you a maurice superior to me? and that's an easy question to also when is henry kissinger you're asking you. so i said yes. and he said, and then he went okay, there was a bit of back and forth. he was like, well, the, the stuff you brady, who lives, blah, blah, blah. but in

u. k. so normally do university by go good story when i was there, which got me into columbia by city. but i was extremely disappointed by the, the culture and the level of journalism that was being to practice the just one example is a henry kissinger who died recently. but is one of the most blood sites will criminals of the 20th century. he came to columbia university when i was there, and i found that he comes, came every year and that's kind of speaking, pontificate about the politics and blah, blah, blah. and he was accepted as a sort of a kind of a when cuddly statesman. and i was in the re way of winning a speaking, and i put my hand up and i just said, how do you sleep at night? and the whole room just like you to go in order to gauze and then everything inside him. and he said, do you think you are more, you superior to me? and that's an easy question to also when is henry kissinger you're asking you. so i said yes. and he said, and then he went okay, there was a bit of back and forth. he was like, well the, the stuff you, bright is who lives, blah, blah, blah. but interestin

u. k. weapons that direct the lives human rights. it is. um you guy in us weapons to do right. their lives is the u. k. arranging for the transports of equipment through the r f space and equity area in cyprus, into the east israel. and the is the bombardment of gauze results. additionally, the run air force is undertaken. any normally number of visor, flights of gallons are collected right here to the information. i want to know what information has been useful, is it going to be used to a rain israel before the into the actual court of justice. and of course, the international criminal code, or is it to enable israel to be more efficient in it. so it's bombing campaign. i feel very, very angry, very, very depressed. i live in a very mixed community in north london. there are people that will face a non, there are people of great humanitarian sense and all of them are collecting whatever they can, whatever they come to provide a for the children in gaza. but the relayed to realize it could be provided is it stopped, the supply weapons stopped july in the bottom of the site plac

do you claim the u. k. the defendants, i always had breast troops, could be sent, including vote for any operations that we've developed at each stage. the training that we've done for ukraine with ukraine. we also donate with allied nations that have rallied behind the leadership the u. k. has offered, we'll continue to do that throughout 2025. and the simple question could that involve british troops rates and the grand inside you crate and training ukrainians? while the detail about joining ukrainian plan will have to remain a let's say, unavailable to president to, to. but the important thing is that we are stepping out both the u. k. leadership and coordinating of the nations with stepping out the u. k. support for ukraine. we're determined that we will put you trade in a stronger position in the weeks ahead on throughout 2025. meanwhile, the us side of the country to continue to provide the assistance you play. in december, the u. s. provided a new $1000000000.00 a package to key of including the 1000

u. k. in us. uh, do you think uh, it's possible that um, all 2000000, if they're not killed by the 20th january, trump has promised to lift a whole military supply restrictions that the trump is going to go for. it's even harder. he's been criticizing netanyahu, or he's being criticizing all that goes paris and genocide. joe for not supplying enough leaves a little weaponry to wipe out the palestinians. while the new search dropped and they are the result, these are going to a with so on. so much hopes ran back obama came to bower. we will show the g. we really change the bodies hills. united says so these right and human, we seem not only did the didn't happen, he just doesn't ship or the april is when the program is dangerous. well, i have a problem with the 8, which is totally uncle dish. i mean is i is look for knowing what advice. so united states is look for on one request of the united states. and stay in gibs ever seen was no limits or balls. and this brings me to many question box and the full,

u. k. sponsored to to get the information. what do you think some of the threats, but why do you think that force johnson, former prime minister of u. k, would have stopped the peace process and this is simple. on behalf of the door, i'm going to assume couple of times and the i wouldn't be surprised if if she was much of a to buy some we mediates desire or buy some long term strategy. she's not very predictable. but why? okay, do you think he was acting on behalf of the us government on behalf of the, by the ministration? who is doing this independently? i mean on the, i don't know. i don't know. and they wouldn't guess the fact that the, the near regions and the breeds are legion getting this, and this, quote unquote, the situation is, is over is no, it is becoming also clear that there is a fatigue in some capitals and the adults every now and then the americans would like to leave it was the your dns and to concentrate on something more important. so i wouldn't guess we would be judging by specific specific steps. it's insult is t

u. k. sponsor to to get the information. what do you think some of the threats, but why do you think that force johnson, former permanent sort of u. k, would have stopped the peace process is, is simple. on behalf of the door, i'm going to assume couple of times and the i wouldn't be surprised if if she was much of a to buy some we mediates desire or buy something along those threats. and she, she is not very predictable. but why? okay, do you think he was acting on behalf of the us government on behalf of the, by the ministration was doing this independently. i mean, on a, i don't know. i don't know. and they wouldn't guess. the fact that the, the near regions of the breeds are legion getting this in this quote unquote, a situation is, is of this. uh no, it is becoming also clear that there is a foot deep in some capitals and the adults every now and then the americans would like to leave it was the europeans and to concentrate on something more important, i wouldn't guess we would. we would be judging by specific specific steps. i

u. k and secret services are doing. but like we're paying the wages we're supplying the targeting of information for these attack themselves. we are intimately involved on the ground, essentially running this war. we know that the british americans, nato, are doing that. but let's have a listen to what the state department have said in relation to this quite predictable that some of this the, the julian view that appears to be in some nation of the, become over with the weapons chief original true off. one is the 1st one, the problem is saying that the ukrainian allies are or to blame for those. you have response specifically to that or, or more of products was killing. i don't have any assessment on that. that explosion. i can tell you that the united states was not aware of it in advance and was not involved the us have any role at all, either providing intelligence or otherwise. uh, in the way it looks like the target, the killing of the russian general. yeah, i can tell you we were not aware of this operation in adv

any audio, as they quoted in, at the who would be able to upgrade and then 11 times what do night states and u. k. as in the beginning of the many at the glade and won't, i guess, is the in add because of the attack on, on. does that night state that screwed up the load of them $508.00 is that i am against the human add. let's do that. the activity has looked at it, sold it in any stop. hope you have any open agent odium. any attack? i think this one, i mentioned that i completed the report and that the money ottoman has allowed in the last few hours. i made the attack with dozens of but. b high but it's only funny stick nissans on as well as. b b a, they're always include the size against the usa and it kind of guide you through mind. this is kathy at that i look through my heart, inputted, etc. and the last 48 hours on the boat victim. and he has actually lounge. i made it at that, i gave katia honestly, i guess at the but the tip on that at the store yet do a blue tech at the katia and that it's a few minutes to come in. it would be a statement for them. them any out of me to explain a test i

as we do in the u. k. and our so these are very much a vulnerable tag. it now in the past, there were similar attacks, of course, bush ad there were a reaction to that. there was measures put in place to stop vehicles getting anywhere near these men. sadly, it seems that those measures have been relaxed. yeah it's, it's interesting that so there seems to be this re a, right? so i mean we, so we just the bullet effects yesterday was the, the anniversary of the vidal pulls that happened, you know, last year. but little, so the connection between 20152016 sort of rings a bell. but there was a huge full term on if you like in the middle east, is sort of have a reaction to what happens in europe. is there a connection to that, or is this just a one off thing? well, i think it's too early to know whether there's a direct connections to the to know who's directly responsible. but of course, with this type of mass casualty event using a vehicle as a weapon at all, the signs pointed this being a terrorist attack now with the authorities in germany have confirmed

u. k. and other western nations potentially do you think they will continue? what they have been doing, given what they've seen in gauze and loving them. the exact house is or uh, absolutely fearless. uh, they add that month and threats and strikes against them will not change the politics. uh, they see it as to the advantage of domestically and they see it as a moral obligation that they have to do something to support the people in a file of fun and guys in particular, uh now whether they have an impact on things on the ground is another matter whether all their actions are actually helping the palestinians or not is questionable. but regardless, i think they are compelled to continue in the military actions. right now there is a chance for them to get back into around the table talks inside them and they have indicated the last couple of days that they are willing to sign the roadmap that was presented to them by the un envoy guttenberg. so as long as it doesn't combined stopping military action against the with b as in yemen, the government of u. m on that