u. k. russia has warned against such a publications. but let's take a look at the arsenal. ukraine has access to and just how far those weapons can strike inside russia. 3 types of those western supplied munitions can hit target less than 100 kilometers inside rush and potentially reaching the cities of donuts . and belgrade of the these weapons are delivered by france. the us and the u. k. now, the next group includes rockets bombs and you avi's from the us, the u. k. and portugal. now they can range up to 300 kilometers deep inside russian territory. but the long range storm shuttle cruise missiles pose the biggest threat they can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within russia. the u. k. and friends supply these missiles and have supported potential attacks on russia for more or less cost. now to our t correspondent egos down out here, it looks like the situation is heating up by the day. tell us the latest as well. absolutely, racial. well, you know, desperate times call for desperate measures. and it seems that such times have come f

u. k. russia has warned against such provocations. well, let's take a closer look at the optimal ukraine does have access to interest helpful. those weapons can strike inside russia. 3 types of those wisdom supplies, munitions can hit targets, less than 100 kilometers inside rush of potentially reaching the cities. all of them don't yet scans belgrade the next square if includes well kits, bones on the way the east from the us, the u. k. on portugal, they can reach up to 300 kilometers deep inside russian territory. but the long range storm shadow, cruise missiles pose the biggest threats that can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within russia, the u. k. on for on supply business, thousands have supported potential attacks on russia, ukraine to say what state were planning issues west and also with the new pay a capable of 165 to judge versus foreign minister. has course in the getting strong into conflict in that direction. to these of 16 across the will be destroyed, as well as other types of weapons supplied by nato countries to uk

missiles post the biggest rise, as you can see base, it can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within russia. the u. k. in front supplies the basement stalls and have supported potential attacks on russia. ukraine also wants to replenish its west and also with the new k, a capable f. 16 find to jets rushes farm and us to have course in the games the tracking the conflicts in that direction. these of 16 across the will be destroyed, as well as other types of weapons supplied by nato countries to ukraine. at the same time, it should be borne in mind that f, 16 fighters have long been the main means of delivery within the framework. the cycle joint and h, i'm nuclear missions. therefore we cannot but consider the supply of the systems to decaf regime as a deliberate signal action by nato in the nucleus. we're trying to make it clear to us the united states and nato are ready for literally anything in ukraine area. we discussed the weapons issue with my from a loose, i fall, a pencil going cd, a security policy on the list. he's told us that they belong to arrangement sounds like given the go ahead. they

u. k. russia as well, the games such publications. well, let's take a look at be awesome. ukraine has access to interest how far those weapons can strike inside russia. 3 types of those western supplies, munitions can hit targets, less than 100 kilometers inside of russia, potentially reaching the cities of don't yet. and bell growth. the next group includes, well kids bones and you avi's from the us, the u. k. on portugal, and they to reach up to 300 kilometers deep inside russian territory. but the long range storm shot, the cruise missiles post, the biggest threats they can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within russia. the u. k. in front supply these missiles on have, suppose is potential attacks on russia. ukraine also wants to what plan issues western us know with the nuclear capable of 16 find to jet. now, russia's foreign minister has cautioned against driving the conflicts in that direction. these of $69.00 across the will be destroyed is what is other types of weapons supplied by nato countries to ukraine. at the same time,

they can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within russia. the u. k. and strong supply. these my cells have supported potential attacks on russia. ukraine also wants to replenish its west and also with the nuclear capable. as 165 projects, we discussed the weapons debate with michael maloof, a former pencil, going to see in the a security policy analyst. he say this longer range missiles all given the go ahead . a could we found on the west, and i think there will be some opposition from particularly hungry and other than a few other countries. and then is certainly hopefully some reluctance on the part of the united states. because if, if it was longer range, missiles are, are green light and it's going to is kind of pause a very dramatic problem for, for on the united states or for the, for the western countries. because most scale can interpret that as a, as a, as an escalation on, on the, on the made those parts and consider them to be directly involved in the war. and then the, that just raises the answer. i think that's why you're going to be seeing moscow and i'm b

u. k. russia has warned against such a publications. now let's take a look at the arsenal. ukraine has access to and just how far those weapons can strike inside russia. 3 types of those wester's of allied munitions can hit target less than 100 kilometers inside rush or potentially reaching the cities of don't ask. and belgrade the next group includes rockets bombs, and you avi's from the us, u. k. and portugal. now they can reach up to 300 kilometers deep inside russian territory. but the long range storm shuttle cruise missiles pose the biggest threat they can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within russia. you can friends supply these muscles that have supported potential attacks on russian r t. c goes down off, brings us more, you know what they say desperate times call for desperate measures. and well, it seems that such times have come for ukraine. it is becoming increasingly difficult for kids to painter, a bright and up lifting picture of what's going on on the front lines and well, it seems that the, the, well even the west and

u. k. russia has warned against such a publications. well, let's take a look at the arsenal. ukraine has access to ingest, how far those weapons can strike inside russia. 3 types of those western supply, munitions can hit target less than 100 kilometers inside rush or potentially reaching the cities of. don't ask in belgrade now. the next group includes rockets bombs and you avi's from the us. the you can portable, they can reach up to 300 kilometers deep inside russian territory. but the long range storm at shadow cruise missiles post the biggest threat they can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within russia. you can find supply these muscles that have supported potential attacks on russia. well, for more, let's cross now to r t correspond that you guys down of an ego. it looks like the situation is heating up by the day. can you give us the latest? absolutely. rachel, you know what they say desperate time school for desperate measures and well, it seems, but such times have come for ukraine. it is becoming increasingly difficult for ki

u. k. russia has warned against such publications. well, let's take a closer look at the arsenal. ukraine has access to interest how far those weapons can strike inside russia. 3 types of. a west and supplies munitions can hit targets less than 100 kilometers inside russia potentially reaching the cities of don't yet . and belle grove, the next square, it includes rockets of bones on the waves from the us, the u. k. on pull to go. now they to reach up to 300 kilometers deep inside russian territory. but the long range storm shudder, cruise missiles post the biggest threat. they can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within russia. but you can front supply these missiles and have supported potential attacks on russia. ukraine also wants to replenish, is west and also with the nuclear capable f. 16 fight to just russians for a minute. the has course and the gates driving the conflict in that direction. the base of 16 across the will be destroyed is what is other types of weapons supplied by nato countries to ukraine have the same time we

u. k. russia has warned against such a publications. well, let's take a look at the arsenal. ukraine has access to and just how far those weapons can strike inside russia. 3 types of those western supplied munitions can hit target less than 100 kilometers inside rush or potentially reaching the city as of doing that and to build a rod. the next group includes rockets bombs and you. i use u i. b is from the us, the u. k. and portugal. now they can reach up to 300 kilometers deep inside russian territory. but the long range storm at shadow cruise missiles post the biggest threat they can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within rush up. you can france supply these missiles that have supported potential attacks on russia. ukraine also wants to replenish its western arsenal with the nuclear capable f. 16 fighter jets versus foreign minister as cautioned against dragon. the conflict in that direction . these of $69.00 across the will be destroyed is what is other types of weapons and supplied by nato countries. to ukraine, at the same time, it

u. k for a minute that the david camera on it allowing ukraine to use that british weapons against russia. so what you have seen quite in this nation for both get k a countries a u. k, and fries challenging russia. now russia is conducting the most de la war. here it is not finding only ukraine. it is fighting on behalf of the russian economy is defending. it says, and it's a tire tree. it said defending against the nate to advance on the waters. but it's also defending the am it chinese who are exposed to the us, trent and the us would love to see russia defeated, defend the lesson, and the message to try that is also defending all the south. below that is very much willing to detach itself from the us. so if it is weighted quite a why the war, what russia is doing today is saying, denver of, of me that does come to the red lines. and if you really are escalating beyond what the strategic patient can allow, then i'm going to defend yourself with other weapons that the weapons that have been so far use to. all right, now what are you reading into the timing of this decision? whether it co

u. k, to join the russian side in russia. i think uh originally, especially when us for instance, when i went to shift on a recruitment sense, i, one of the offices will ask that me when i produced my brace passport and it wasn't, you know, i don't mean them laugh as in. he was laughing me one into 5 for rest. i think he just couldn't believe or comprehend in his mind that someone from britson have come, move up to fight for them. so i think uh, in some ways is almost like a circus attraction. but then when they realize i'm serious and the actually mine that for the reasons the russians are fight him. i think he, there the, there is respect that i don't think i haven't met too much. maybe a little bit of suspicion because of the bridge nationality, but then quite quickly, once you get to know these people and they get to know you and they know you left for the right reasons, the russians are the most welcoming and hot woman people. there is, you know, especially in the army, the comrades, you know, i'm a separate russian engi

u. k. economy or russia. because it's quite remarkable when you consider rupture the most sanctioned country in the world as the 2nd fastest growing economy for 2024. only behind that, all china question was, it says on the when the world's largest democracy votes the rest of the planet watches in an emerging multi polar world. india's voice matters. but who will be the power behind it? watches almost 1000000000 people decide and billions more, react the the .

u k. on portugal, they can reach up to 300 kilometers deep inside russian territory. but the long range storm shudder occurs. miss salas pose the biggest threats. they can strike up to 550 kilometers deep within russia. the u. k. on front supply business solves and types of posted potential attacks on russia. ukraine also wants to replenish is west and also with the new play a capable f. 165 to jazz russia's farm and a step. of course it and the games. driving the conflict in that direction. a beast of 16 across the will be destroyed, as well as other types of weapons supplied by nato countries to ukraine. at the same time, we should be borne in mind that f, 16 fighters have long been the main means of delivery within the frame. what the cycle joint dates have nuclear missions, therefore we cannot but consider the supply of the systems to the key of regime as a deliberate signal action by night. so in the nucleus, we're trying to make it clear to us the united states and nato are ready for literally a mean thing in ukraine. k of the assets to join the european union have drunk. the only thing is with the blocks diplomats now seemingly teasing ukraine with accession tools to boost morale as early as

russia of meddling. and so that it seems, it simply does not matter to the mainstream media or western officials that the student is government itself is pointing the finger at the u. k. blaming everything or russia is apparently the go to an easiest solution for them. we talked to uh, can i please the legal advisor who describes decision as well as an international one, a diesel. uh, the width is not heavy from this uh, a relationship between the 2 den or uh no, sure. and they will not accept. or i know any uh, russian uh, emission military rooms or in some done not in india, uh, warranties that much on our many countries which the time in this war. uh, yeah. uh. nice. who do i need to do? so she, we can see in the uh, think and can either wait uh, this, our lady to many countries. do you have time in this uh, or on the side country? uh, do make uh to meet on food on and make the changes to dine. patient levelland something next with the latest episode of cross talk and you can join me some more news. and so i see minutes by the really modern pragmatics world of smartphones and tech upgrades parts. there's no crafts and hand painted traditions of yesteryear seemed t

russia of meddling. and so that it seems, it simply does not matter to the mainstream media or western officials that the student is government itself is pointing the finger at the u. k, leaving everything or russia is apparently the go to an easy solution for them. but he, thanks for joining us. the analogy international is always good to have you company, we're back to the top of the hour with more of the very latest. we'll see that the, here's the common place to hear that ukraine is on its last legs, is collapse, is only a matter of time. in many ways, this is true. however, this overlooks the fact that nato is unwilling to accept defeat. and this complex for this aggressive military alliance, more escalation is on the agenda the attempt isn't too much high school diploma who handles life and all it is.

russia, pockets um and bangladesh. that's south africa and mexico, india and the u. k. and in november, the usa, one trend will cost it correctly predicted, the us dot com crash, the us savings and loan corruption scandal, and the rise of gourmet coffee, jones, 11 days founder and director of the trends research institute and publisher of the week. the trends journal and he joins me now from kingston in new york. thank you so much, gerald for coming on away from the go on a coffee booming stock prices and the by the ministration open the book claiming more tragically that war is good for business. why, why, you know, it's so sure about keynesian militarism being pursued by nature of economies and devoured only by the, by the ministration as a way to get him out of the whole of these in the head of november's elections. well, you know, goes way back and once upon a time there was a president by the name of dwight d eisenhower, 5 star general supreme commander of the allied forces. and what does he tell the american people? the military industrial complex is robbing the n

u. k. and the dutch put sanctions on russia. excuse me, on you are japan. they launched 3 quarters of their global trade in 88 percent of their imported oil in japan, in ports a 100 percent. that's funny because they know the history of the whole history books age and that age or countries, japan just suddenly launch for a while, but for no reason. exactly. so what i'm going back to when you said now they're not going to be able to build a bank shout, they're going to ramp up more. that's what we see happening again when you look what's going on in israel. every body forgets the 39 weeks of major protest against netanyahu, because of these huge issue we formatted who was trying to push through. so he would not have to go and be brought up on the charges that he's being accused of. and not my words, not my words, but the president of israel isaac's hers. odd said again when 39 weeks of pro, just up to october, 7th, when her mazda attacked in 2023, it is a civil war going on, and he is real, totally forgotten. when all else fails, they take you to watch jose

u. k. and the dutch put sanctions on russia. the excuse me, on you are a japan they launched 3 quarters of their global trade and 88 percent of their imported oil in japan in ports a 100 percent. that's funny because they know the history of the whole history books they've ages and that they took countries. japan just suddenly launch for a while, but for no reason. exactly. so what i'm going back to when you say no, they're not going to be able to build a bank shout, they're going to ramp up and more. that's what we see happening again when you look what's going on in israel. every body forgets the 39 weeks of major protest against netanyahu, because of these huge issue we formatted who was trying to push through. so he would not have to go and be brought up on the charges that he's being accused of. and not my words, not my words, but the president of israel isaac hers. odd said again when 39 weeks of pro, just up to october, 7th, when her mazda attacked in 2023 is a civil war going on, and he is real. i totally forgot. and whe

u. k. foreign secretary saying that the u. k. government would accept to ukraine using the weapons it has provided against russia rather than russian by ukraine. so i think we could see some, some of these different pressure of the crating side in the hope that things might change to allow your brain to deal with this strength from just beyond the rest of the nick. thank you so much. our correspondent nick connelly. there in keith let's take a look at a few other stories making headlines around the world today. the death toll from flash floods in afghanistan has exceeded 300 people. thousands more have been displaced in the northern bygone province, which has been hit by torrential rains. tell about officials ruling the country of appealed for international support for those affected by the disaster. butters in india and controlled kashmir or casting. their ballot says the 4th phase of india is parliamentary elections begins loading in cash mirrors being held for the 1st time after prime minister and a brand new remote. these government stripped the muslim majority of region of its autonomy and brought it under direct police in the

once again, the west is shooting itself in the foot and once again, it scapegoating russia with the u. k, as prime minister pointing the finger at moscow for all of his energy was putin's recklessness. has taken us closer to a dangerous nuclear escalation than at any point since the cuban missile crisis. russia has poisoned people with chemical weapons and went boots and cut off the gas supplies. they had a devastating impact on people's lives and present our energy security and about so next main lie that moscow allegedly stop supplying energy resources. so the remaining operational thread pipeline be of the nord stream to gas pipeline system is still operational. but it's closed on the west side. the heads of european countries in particular, sholtes openly admit that they can hardly imagine the operation of the preserved gas pipeline. why? because they forbid it in washington. nato says it was lot a mere potent who's single handedly had gas problem. close the valves on gas exports to the west for a long time when it comes to politics. we thought that if you have a mutual economic rela

what i'm saying is that us egypt, russia, china upfront u. k unit, we all support it, just a so huge. let's agree to this adult day to package and go with it. so these are ladies and by the student showing that the okay, you have is these fire, you'll have secure is all it has will have secured. but as soon as we'll have a release from what's happening, you're going to have to establish it. you come out of things to deal with guys and the west bank. so we're dealing with the whole thing as to get it. and slowly, within a 2 year period, we can get there if you go to the, to the, to the address today. cuz i know you just probably on your mind. okay. wife cathy, alex, take charge of guys and manage that and provide security. and that's a question which injections have been i asked for hundreds of times. it's probably the most logical, irresponsible question. anybody can think of because we will not be surrogates of his varies, but you know, there's that they will preserve let me just continue. but here's the thing, yeah, they what they want, but i

once again, the west is shooting itself in the foot and once again, it scapegoating russia with the u. k, as prime minister, pointing the finger at moscow for all of his energy was a nato says it was lot of mere putting who single handedly had gas problem. close the valves on gas exports to the west. we thought we had a contract with gospel. we thought we bought our oil and gas from a company, but it, this wasn't true when put and set the gas from close the valve. they did it. it's not in that contract. only someone with the memory span of a gold fish could forget that it was the wes own and t russian policies that force russia to shut off the gas back in 2022 gas problem pleated with siemens to restore damage turbines to working order along the nord stream, one pipeline, but the western sanctions made sure that was a no go. instead of lifting them. europe piled on more band, russian colon ports and put similar measures on seaborne crude oil. more recently, brussels even voted to allow for the banning of russian, allan gee, and with all those constraints on the west own energy supply, th

u. k tend to care more about the political correctness when it comes through russia and china in order to be all the same page with the us. instead of tackling the actual issues they are supposed to. and i know some one rock up here, this house program here live on how to international the mothership here in the heart of the russian capital from all of us. the entire new seemed funds were sharing a sunday. yes. with x with the the hold on for him, so what i just you it and then it's get close to the boy is shift i should issue a and then i see it the last as a command, let's say skim projects. yeah. can we get to it from us while they're probably in? yes, the little guy this, prosecutors have come to the house are self proclaimed pasta. getting out a muffin and he's been training all for this to serve in the ukrainian army for years. would you much sway the charlo so that they such as what's going on? how to move us toto the j for right. but didn't want to take a daughter that had a she was just come to america budget for near school. so or you can partner go for several years or did, whi

there's no trust between the russia and the u. k, any rate? well on this subject of basically the okay, uh, having the legacy of provocations, the u. k. 4 and secretary said the ukranian troops should be allowed to strike deep within russian territory using western supplied weapons. what do you think about that? yes i, i remember that for a couple of weeks ago that came up, but i taught that once the russian foreign ministry caught in the british ambassador and made it quite clear that threshold were just bond or right. is that right to respond to the british presence anyway and the relative that happened? i've talked back to that back. that's a big from that particular threat. should i say? well, it's all happening. 2 weeks before the d day anniversary. actually when 80 years ago allied forces fought against the germans, were nazis led by nazis at the time? obviously, while at the beginning of the ukrainian crisis, western officials were saying that russia was fighting, quote, imaginary nazis and ukraine. would you say this? still imaginary?

russia. will the u. k. um, from supply those missiles, i'm have supported potential attacks on russian. we discussed the weapons debate with michael maloof, a former security analyst in the office of the us secretary of defense. he says if longer range missiles are given the go ahead, it could very well repainted on the west. i think there will be some opposition from particularly hungry and other than a few other countries. and it is certainly, hopefully some reluctance on the part of the united states. because if, if it was longer range missiles are, are green light. and it's gonna, it's gonna posit, a very dramatic problem for uh, for on the united states or for the, for the western countries. because of moscow can interpret that as a, as a, as an escalation on, on the, on the nato's part. and consider them to be directly involved in the war and then the that just raises the answer. i think that's why you're going to be seeing moscow, and i'm beginning to accelerate their, their own or offensive. i would say in a may in june in the june july timeframe, you're going to see this pick u

u. k. in terms of this situation in the past. you know, well between russia and ukraine, the eva pro ukraine in full, very fancy, russian is a very nice. so that's kind of live encountered and i don't think it's that anything is going to get better anytime soon. but then of course you do have that 10 percent which see the reality of what's going on. have you been able to change anybody's mind? do you think it will be able to change anybody's mind as confidence of this and then so absolutely no, i can think of one example where minus to change anyone's mind on the if any think you saw the show and then fax, the slideshow, and then videos they go into complete denial and if anything, cache property hobbins the original opinion on being per ukrainian and mc russian. so now i've not been able to change anyone's mind. so then anyone this kind of a political and they still kind of side with the for ukrainian calls because of what they see on the tv in the newspapers. but as i said, there is at 10 percent like me, which see what's going on. see the, the evil of demo

russia. and that's why i did reduce your you because a single one does not, or the u. k. is not officially a war with the russian. any of us in any sense. and at the same time, you have the freedom to make your own decisions, to, to choose your own side. but you got pulled out because of your readings. i think i think that's probably good. cool. so i'd imagine when it comes to the security services, any british citizen go into russia, that kind of is, is kind of going to come up on the system or why they go in that for some, maybe you might get a little investigation into your name. i don't know why they did it, but of course if i was going to key of none of that, what happened? right. which is quite how i run it. it is ironic. is it a, uh, what do you say as far as the terrorism that the, the regime and key if that's been the sponsor for august city, other terrorist attacks with a desk or on the, i mean this is a, you can see with, with the situation especially in moscow, and then of course, i drove in attacks into russian territory. and then of course, probably in mocki

u. k. tend to care more about the political correctness when it comes through russia and china in order to be all the same page with the us. instead of tackling the actual issues they are supposed to had with an else and one wrapping up his house program here and how to international the more of his work. you can find his commentary on our website off, he thought, call me as a good contributor for this channel for the meantime, more of a top storage when we return in hoffman out the the hey everybody. welcome back to moscow and welcome back to the moscow mules. i'm shay bowes, and i'm joined by my intrepid professor of this information ology from us coast top of k g b, a university at all you who's going to help us to some of the numbers? what do you believe them or not? that's up to you. what better place to start? but over in the state statement, let the border stay open and you have to kind of wonder, why would they want tens of thousands of hispanic males. desta for a job desperate for one he phase because they can't find anyone to fight their wars . understand your role for war 3,

russia. and that's why that would you, us, or you, because a single one does not, or the u. k. is not officially a war with the russian. any of us in any sense. and at the same time, you have the freedom to make your own decisions, to, to choose your own side. but you got pulled out because of your readings. i think, i think that's probably true. of course, i'd imagine when it comes to the security services, any british citizen go into russia, that kind of is, it's kind of going to come up on the system or why they go in that for some. maybe you might get a little investigation into your name. i don't know why they did it, but of course if i was going to key of none of that, what happens? price is quite how i run it. it is ironic. is it a, uh, what do you say as far as the terrorism that the, the regime and key, if that's been the sponsor progress city, other terrorist attacks with a desk or on the, i mean this is a, you can see with, with the situation especially in moscow and then of course, that drove and attacks into russian territory. and then of course, probably in mockin

russia. and that's why that would you, us, or you, because a single one does not, or the u. k. is not officially a war with the russian. any of us in any sense. and at the same time, you have the freedom to make your own decisions, to, to choose your own side. but you got pulled out because of your readings. i think i think that's probably good. cool. so i'd imagine when it comes to the security services, any british status wouldn't go into russia. that kind of is, is kind of going to come up on the system or why they go in there for some. maybe you might get a little investigation into your name. i don't know why they did it, but of course if i was going to key of none of that, what happened? right. which is quite how ironic it is ironic, is it? uh, what do you say as far as the terrorism that the, the regime and key assessment, sponsor progress city, other terrorist attacks with a desk or on the, i mean this is a, you can see with, with the situation especially in moscow. and then of course, i drove in attacks into russian territory. and then of course, probably mocking place

u. k. produced and supplied weapons against russia itself, not just against russian targets in occupied ukraine. that is definitely new. that is something that wasn't being states before and haven't seen anything communicated before. and that opened the searching. your options is for you trying to use some of the weapons they've already received to for instance, attack russian fields that are used to bomb bracelet. kind of give every day and that are pretty close to the board of that all within range of existing weapons that are being supplied. and that could potentially make things a lot easier for ukraine, rather than spending so huge amounts of resources, you know, trying to shoot down every missile they can just in your attack. it up so attacked . the planes that he used to last as missiles attacked the fields. so i think there was a sense that that imbalance has been recognized by the west and the front and the u . k. are trying to kind of shift the balance and your friends, 5 me, konstantin, that much talked about and strategic ambiguity that my crown is stirring there. does that

u. k. tend to care more about the political correctness when it comes through russia and china, in order to be all the same page with the us. instead of tackling that not true issues, they are supposed to have well, in the celebration of itself, africa day was mocked across the continent on saturday. the night had bringing people together to embrace the what is the rich diversity of the region and all know, the break from colonialism. all these in go to the christian could not reporting from the central african republic on the background that shapes what is now a significant date. the confidence calendar, suzana manufacturing, fuel net for today is not a day off the be central african republic. lafayette goes on as usual, but everyone remembers this day, well, and especially the colonial era. traces of colonialism can be seen almost every way here to hear these rocks at 1st clumps. there's nothing unusual, but in fact there's a whole story behind the book. during the colonial times, the french needed the road that would run along the coast. in particular to observe the belgians to run th

circled threat from china and russia as a destruction for the problem is inside his own country, thinks the u. k. prime minister fuse. so for you to use the correct a rupture in china as the reason for scape goat, for anything that goes wrong domestically in his country. how can you justify that? the lack of jobs for the youngsters in the u. k. has anything to do with rock just or i know every country has its own social and political problems that it's government must do with the widely known issues in the u. k. a while the u. k. government has been placing it will use include the rising cost of living or inflate through buses, a sliding economy at the high unemployment rate for particularly the younger generation. the salty just offset at h. s. the growing crime rate, the elections, the challenge from the opposition, etc. well, just been to bucking and by can see that these are a mall the obvious and critical challenges britain is facing. what is this a point to read is that many of the country leaders in europe, including the u. k tend to care more about the political correctness when it comes

u. k. foreign secretary saying that the u. k. government would accept to ukraine using the weapons. it has provided against russia rather than russian by ukraine. so i think we could see some, some of these different, i personally think right inside in the hope that things might change to allow your brain to deal with distract from just beyond the rest of the nic. thank you so much . our correspondent, nick connelly, they're in keep us secretary of state antony blanket says is real strategy and gaza has led to a quote horrible loss of life for civilians and has failed to neutralize the most militants. his comments. com as these really military expands its attacks in southern and northern gaza is really tanks of re entered parts of the north military says from us militants who launch the october 7th terror attacks are regrouping in the area. is really tanks heading back into northern cause a of these writing military had declared victory of a mass here months ago. now it says it's going back to stop the minutes in group reestablishing control, palestinians living here and the jabante, a refugee camp, just north of

russia at the hands of ukrainians. well, david cameron, an x, british prime minister, now the u. k is most senior diplomats and he had some more interesting things to say when it came to essentially escalating the conflict in ukraine as uh, the conflicts grind zone and things don't go as well as they should do, may be for ukraine on the battlefield. the western partners seem to be going all in on the escalation united spent by the prime minister that we will give 3000000000 pads every year for as long as is necessary. and we've just really, mtv e. we can in terms of gifting equipment, to the biggest of adequate we've, we've, we've been able to give, so false new credit absolutely has the right to strike back at rushing. you can quite understand why ukraine the feels to need to make sure it's defending itself. it's getting the russians out of his country and it has the ability to strike back . so as you can see, essentially suggesting that it's open season of russian territory. energy infrastructure, maybe even civilian population centers. it is a significant suggestion, almost to e

u. k. in terms of the situation in the past, you know, will between russia and ukraine. the eve of 2 per year crane in full, very antsy, russian is a very nice so that's kind of live encountered and i don't think is that anything is going to get better anytime soon. but then of course you do have that 10 percent which see the reality of what's going on. have you been able to change anybody's mind? do you think it will be able to change anybody's mind as cognitive dissonance? oh absolutely. no. i can think of one example was minus to change anyone's mind on that. if any think you saw the show and then fax, the slideshow, and then videos, they go into complete denial. and if anything actually property hobbins, the original opinion on being for ukrainian and nancy russia. so now i've not been able to change anyone's mind. so then anyone this kind of a political and they still kind of side with the for ukrainian cause because of what they see on the tv in the newspapers. but as i said, there is at 10 percent like me, which see what's going on. see the, the evil of demonic fo

in history, up to russia, pockets um and bangladesh, that's south africa and mexico, india and the u. k. and in november, the usa, one trend full cost, it correctly predicted the us dot com crash, the us savings and loan corruption scandal, and the rise of gourmet coffee. jones select days, founder and director of the trans research institute and publisher of the week. the trends journal and he joins me now from kingston in new york.

u. k. game, but not the key of to use its weapons, just tried russian territory and putting its people. first, india again defends his trade relations with russia, saying if he didn't maintain unusual stands indians themselves who be head hard in their pocket, the kettle that welcome to washington national reaching you live for my new center. in moscow, i have mike cook, quite chat with the updates. a style of watch set to be a direct messages in response to increasing talk of putting west and boots on the brand new crane president put in this order ministry drills using nuclear weapons or the russian defense ministry said the preparations had already been gone during the trail so such as measures will be carried out to practice issues of preparation use if no strategic nuclear weapons. the exercises aimed at to maintaining the readiness of personnel and equipment of units of come by to use of no strategic nuclear weapons for response. and so i'm conditionally ensure the territorial integrity and silver until the russian states in response to prove up to statements and threats by certain west and officials against russia. well, ukraine's had a