u. k. say they have hit thousands of parts inside the including underground weapons, depos missile systems and launchers. it ran back to these have had tact, multiple vessels in the red sea since the beginning of the i'm us is real war in on to the strikes in yemen are aimed in part of making the red sea safe again. but are they showing any signs of actually deterring who the militants put that question to middle east analyst project? shawna, how it isn't? as you pointed out before it says start and increased the number of attacks against 2 targets. but up until now, i know the who's the said thing very active in the firing buys and issue, ballistic missiles, cruise me. so i was and using drains meister those attacks of brain interdicted. and what we're seeing now is also some of the infrastructure being destroyed, rocket launch, systems, right? systems, stop piles. so i think what we're going to say is a diminution in the number and quality of attacks, but it's got to take some time. so i thin

u. k. say that they have had dozens of targets inside yemen, including underground weapons, depos missile systems and launchers. around back to these have attacked multiple vessels in the red sea since the beginning of the israel from us war in october. so are the us blood air strikes proving to be enough to make the red sea safe again? well, i put that question to elizabeth kendall. middle east expert at the university of cambridge is curtain college. you know, yet there's very little evidence yet that these strikes, it's a tire and i use these, but it's close. that does depend on how much they succeed in knocking out. i'm wasting this escalation, this increasing number of strikes hitting targets. perhaps it will start to have some effect, but we must remember that we had, they, they know the strikes are coming to, the very adaptable, the, it will actually halt in their results. and this is what we're hearing because they all seeing route supports in yemen. but the own stand against, for us, a

u. k. say they have had dozens of targets inside human, into the underground weapons depos missile systems, and launches whose these have a tax multiple vessels in the red sea since the beginning of the israel from us for in october. jerrold fire stein is a former us ambassador to yemen. he's now with the middle east institute in washington, and gave us his assessment on the impact the strikes would have on who the operations you know, i, i mean, certainly the us of the u. k. uh know what they're striking at i, i suspect there will be a battle damage assessment made. i would assume that we have hit the, the targets that we were aiming at, or the issue is, uh, is to fall. and one of course is how much damage is actually doing uh to their job ration, so their facilities to their equipment. and secondly, how difficult is it going to be for the who these to replace it? because one of the things that i think people need to keep in mind is that as long as the iranian resupply continues, most of this

u. k. say they have had dozens of targets inside government, including underground weapons depos missile systems and launchers. ran back to these have attack multiple vessels in the red sea since the beginning of the israel, a mazda, or, you know, tober. it's more of this, i'm joining from sidney by middle east l as rogers, china and roger. what effect do you think the strikes will have? will they make the red sea safer or to turn the malicious from attacking western targets? isn't as you pointed out before, at the start of an increased number of attacks against 2 targets. but up until now, and even though the who's the you said thing very active in the firing by any ship, ballistic missiles, cruise me. so i was and using drains most of those attacks of bank interdicted. and what we're saying now is also some of the infrastructure thing destroyed. rocket launch, systems, right? systems, stuff, piles. so i think what we're going to say is a diminution in the number and quality of attacks, but it

u. k says and mutual extradition agreement, and it's absolutely clear that political defense is called be the subjects of expedition requests. as long as you're supposed to drive that monitoring on downing street, the mining is immediate release of the case to the high court has the 52 year olds, final attempt to appeal this extradition stateside where he's wanted on espionage charges. however, the judges have opted against making an immediate decision the the largest in london, the champions of the whistle blower and making their voices heard over in boleyn crowds on the streets, demanding us stuff, those to the facility. yes, persecution of assigned and also uses steve sweeney's been very closely following the case. you sent us this report from just outside the high court in the british capital. we've not weeks the end of the to day cool, having stay in security and us on just potential expedition to the united states where he fight stage 175 years in prison under the espionage ok. now his defense team, his lawyers, all heating cold, not say the judges in the original case have not take

u. k. says a mutual extradition agreement, and it's absolutely clear that political defense is called the the subject of extradition request. a song just supports as launched on downing street, the mounting, his immediate release. the case at the high court is the 52 year old final attempt to appeal his expedition stateside why he is wanted on espionage charges. however, the judges have opted against making an immediate decision. if not just send none during that time comes up a whistle bell, i'll make some that voice hot over in sullen crowds. well, in the streets, demanding a stop to the scene. yet persecution of assaults ortiz, steve sweeney, has been placed in the following case and send this report just outside the court and the precious capitals that we've not reached the end of the 2 day co, henry painted charity. and so i'll just pretend to expedition to the united states where he probably said 175 years in prison under the espionage ok. now his defense team, his lawyers, all heating col

say, we've been trying for decades through international organizations, particularly un, to reach a negotiated solution with these ratings. we don't know where bodies, why we've come to this quote. the u. k though, says this is not the place to resolve this question about us with the, with the latest for us, from the hague and those hearings, thanks so much bonded. well, that's not bringing. so tom bar accounts, he's a professor of public policy, has not been clear for university. he joins us to from the hague, focus on what did you make of the u. k. submission, it was very carefully crafted. it was under invincible. that u. k. does not disagree with the legality of the occupation, but the calling for is a negotiated, entered bravo, done an order from the court. and that is the argument saying, you know, we are, we should not go around the, the existing framework of the security council. and we should leave it for the 2 parties to negotiate. and i found there are 2 issues here that probably might take . one is of course, they do not recognize the fact that the issue has been with the security council for so many years. and there's so many richard counsellor decisions that is where i refu

u. k. can saying american nuclear weapons on its soil at the pentagon has responded to our channels that gets done, the procedure is that accurate? the situation is not new. uh, i'm pretty confident that the, the moment will come. uh, probably in not so distant future when we will see a reintroduction of us texaco nuclear weapons in the u. k. uh, this is very fits into an aggressive and threatening pattern which both washington and london follow while dealing with the changing global security situation. and the security association in europe are in essence of very destructive policies. that's those 2 capitals for years in decades tried to follow and implements uh towards russia on russia and to what's countries in our immediate neighborhoods and 1st and foremost ukraine. in the absence of these policies, we would never ever see that kind of deterioration of the security situation. but if they believe that 3 introduction of nuclear weapons in u k, would be an act of the turns towards russia. then they mistake and miscalculate the once again, we will not be the church. we will find our ways how

u. k. i'll say something, but we want to point out that those countries, they have a system and they have a very powerful it was assigned to you and, and also to pass the so there, there use are quite a lot with check from filings. but tongue lack such so. so the system to people have been shown during confrontations with police on the 1st day of a nationwide general strike and guinea. it consideration of unions age people working in public and private sectors to strike the demanding the release of an activist, low of food process and, and into media, censorship, schools, shops and markets. with mt. one, hospitals only often emergency services. this be no official response from the government, which was set out by military june to have that seized power and a co in 2021. and in nigeria, hundreds have really it against the rising cost of living materials. inflation right here, a 3 decade, high above 20 percent in december, president bullets and if it's decisions in fuel subsidies and currency controls last june, the tripling of petrol prices and the spike and living costs. because if we kept

u. k. and they're all sides say vice themselves fired from ships in the red se. uh, the targets were um, uh, support mechanisms for any shipping weapons that the who sees i utilize so. right as a actual launch is as well as emanation stuff, pause of me stalls, ballistics hidden crews and some drives as well. so we'll see relatively wide range of products mechanisms to launch the projectiles into the red sea and also the rockets and resolves themselves. we do know though that the previous strikes on yemen in response to the who these attacks on the shipping lanes and the red sea have not deterred the rebels. so how would these strikes be any different as well as i think there's 2 things to that. first of all, how given issues size of a lease operation, 36 targets to attain different locations. i think we have to say this as part of that brought to us response to the test of 3 of us military personnel 24 hours before we say 95 different targets in certain locations in syria and iraq . so i think is part of the broad at multi spectrum response from the united states

u. k. justice system. but his lawyer say he was to on, well to attend the 52 year old has been fighting for more than a decade to avoid being sent to the us where he could face life in prison if convicted on spying charges. sanchez, being a wanted man since 2010. after his whistle blowing for him. wiki leaks, published classified us army materials and supplied by an intelligence analyst or delete contained documents. and the video footage from the wards, enough got to stand on direct right. some of the footage with shocking, seemingly implicating us troops impossible war crimes. if a sanchez appeal failed, his backers fear his life could be at stake. if you will not. many of his supporters believe he's being targeted for exposing serious criminal acts by us. that's hard. he's on the military, he is not a criminal, he should be the 180 present campaigners pressing for his release of war in this case could signal a larger threat. he would be the 1st publishers trying under the nonsense in this way, and that is why it is so dan

u. k. how to say oh, now open systems also applying is wrong with 85 percent of drugs. weapons, 30000 palestinians, dead. 12000. ok. all children that go including the ones under the rubble, we have mud drugs in our backyards. we are, we will be every single day. c husband shot john, who died factories across the u. k. salary, can you walk us through some of the b d s movements efforts to try and impose this 2 way embargo yes, uh thank some of these. uh, let me say uh 1st, i mean to conceptualize it with an international law that the say i'm transit of weapons as well as buying weapons from the state that is committing system ethic for crimes. finds against humanity, including apartheid and committing genocide is illegal. huh. the international court of justice says recently on the 26 of january, which is the world's highest court confirmed that is running as possibly committing genocide, the guns $2300000.00 rice indians, end up stage, unoccupied guns and straight. uh huh. yeah. legal consequences arising from the dominating ruling against israel and implications on states and corporations, parti

u. k. just the system. but his lawyer say he was to one well to attend the 52 year old has been fighting for more than a decade to avoid being sent to the us, where he could face life in prison, if convicted on spying charges. and if the appeal fails, his backers fear his life could be at stake. if julian's extradited to the united states, he will die, he will not receive a fair trial. sanchez already spent about a 3rd of his adult life and confinement and exile. many of his supporters believe his being targeted for exposing serious criminal acts by us authorities and the military. good sanchez's speech is a truth teller. he is not a criminal. he shouldn't have even spend one second in any prison. campaigners pressing for his release warren, this case could signal a larger threat. he would be the 1st publisher trying under the law. john was in this way and that is why it is so dangerous. we've seen that law being used against whistle blower, but never before against a publisher like this. so what is at stake? it's really conc

u. k. had to say, oh now, but the system is also applying is wrong with 85 percent of the drugs and weapons. 30000 palestinians, dead. 12000. okay. all children that go including the ones on to the rubble, we have mud drugs in our back yards. we are, we will be every single day. 7 which has been shut down by the factories. 7 the u. k. i'm sorry, can you walk us through some of the b d s movements efforts to try and impose this 2 way embargo? yes, uh, i think some of these, let me say uh 1st, i mean to conceptualize it, but in international law that the say i'm trying to think of weapons as well as buying weapons from the state that is committing systematic board crimes, finds against humanity, including apartheid and committing genocide is illegal, huh. the international court of justice says recently on the 26 of january, which is the world's highest court, confirmed that is running as possibly committing genocide, the guns. $2300000.00 rice indians, end up stage, unoccupied guns trip. no legal consequences arising from the dominating ruling against israel and implications on states and co

u. k. had to say, oh now, but the system is also applying is wrong with 85 percent of the drugs and weapons. 30000 palestinians, dead. 12000. okay. all children that go including the ones under the rubble, we have mud drugs in our back yards. we are, we will be every single day. 7 which has been shut down by the factories across the u. k. so solid. can you walk us through some of the b d s movements efforts to try and impose this 2 way embargo yes, uh, think some of these, uh, let me say uh 1st i mean to conceptualize it, but in international law that the say i'm trying to think of weapons, as well as buying weapons from the state that is committing system ethic for crimes, finds against humanity, including apartheid and committing genocide is illegal. huh. the international court of justice says recently on the 26 of january, which is the world's highest court confirmed that is run this possibly committing genocide. the guns. $2300000.00 rice indians end up stage, unoccupied guns trip. no legal consequences arising from the dominating ruling against israel and implications on states and co

u. k. how to say an album system to supply as well with. 7 the size of drugs, weapons that 2000 palestinians are dead. 12000. okay. all children that go including the ones under the rubble, we have mud drugs in our back yards. we are, we will be every single day. 7 which has been shut down the side factories across the u. k. so solid. can you walk us through some of the b d s movements efforts to try and impose this 2 way embargo? yes, i think some of these uh, let me say uh 1st i need to conceptualize it with an international law that the say i'm transit of weapons as well as buying weapons from the state that is committing system ethic for crimes, finds against humanity, including apartheid and committing genocide is illegal, huh? the international court of justice says recently on the 26 of january, which is the world's highest court confirmed that is run this possibly committing genocide. the guns. $2300000.00 rice indians end up stage, unoccupied, guns trip, negative consequences. arising from the dominating ruling against israel and implications on states and corporations, particularly

u. k. had to say system to supply is wrong with 85 percent of drugs. weapons, 30000 palestinians, dead 12000. okay. all children that go including the ones under the rubble, we have mud drugs in our backyards. we are, we will be every single day. c how big has been shut down the side factories across the u. k. so solid, can you walk us through some of the b d s movements efforts to try and impose this 2 way? embargo yes, uh thank some of these. uh, let me say uh 1st, i mean to conceptualize it with an international law that the say i'm transit of weapons as well as buying weapons from the state that is committing system ethic for crimes. finds against humanity, including apartheid and committing genocide is illegal. huh. the international court of justice says recently on the 26 of january, which is the world's highest court confirmed that is run this possibly committing genocide against $2300000.00 rice indians, end up stage, unoccupied guns trip. uh huh. yeah. mega consequences are rising from the dominating ruling against israel and implications on states and corporations. particularly th

u. k. and it says celebrated staple dish. the person who denounced sanctions on this, but they themselves formed 40 percent of their menu from our comedy, and now let them lose weight and get smarter. it's our cost and other types of fish, including how to that form their rush. the disagreement unfortunately, was one side indeed by worse and rights only to our partners at that time to fish disagreement did not give our fishermen such power. that is, it was actually one sided and did not bring any benefits for soviet fish. and the denunciation of this agreement will not entail any negative consequences for the russian federation and the development of the fishery comments of our state. the announce the sanctions on us, but they themselves form 40 percent of their menu from arcada. now let them lose weight and get smarter to it is our costs and other types of fish, including had of that for them. the ratio, the combining digital irene is with the physical world aden's, some blog, sweat in tiers, and some old fashioned competiti

u. k. grant ships saying that basically we are moving from a post war to a pre. busy well, on the head of the u. k. ami the, the general in charge of the army. a warning about the potential necessity for a citizens army, saying that the professional soldiers supported by reserve. this would not be enough from the citizens, might have to be pressed into action. but as you say, what's driving it well, is it the inherent global instability? we've had rushes invasion of ukraine creating a military implications and security implications for the bulk of nations. the baltic nation, sorry on the scandinavian nations were job nathan members, you've got china's ambitions for taiwan and the south china sea, which are creating real serious tensions that with potential implications for american naval involve months. and of course you've got to israel's more in gone. so which is creating significant tensions in middle east countries and has, you know, brought in the involvement of the us and u. k, hitting hooting targets in recent weeks. so the possibility of conflict, snowboar

u. k. government organizers say they're expecting hundreds of thousands of protesters will take part in the march, which is titled stop the genocide. cease fire? no. as the, let's get some other world news pack us tons. former prime minister immune on con, has been sentenced for the 3rd time in less than a week. a court ruled his marriage to his wife in 2018, was unlawful and sentenced them to 7 years. earlier this week, it was joe for 10 and 24 years for leaking state secrets and corruption cons already been bought from some testing election this which of june thursday turning to the united states. now when the race for the white house has arrived in south carolina, democratic primaries kick off on saturday on with little opposition, voters that are expected to choose president joe biden as their candidate the results on the turnout. and this primary could set the tone for primaries to come, as well as the presidential vote in november. my kind of reports from the state capital, columbia, or. c what democrats, there's a man's private, south carolina has replaced iowa and new hampshire

u. k. has launched the have been us this the 1st u. s. u. s. depth in this conflict, as you know, which spots this response. and the way of saying this is just going to be the beginning of saudi arabia. there's a lot at stake for that nation who wants to normalize relations with israel, and that would be in return for some sort of security packed from the us. and then of course, you've got the security and safety of some 1000000 palestinian civilians all crammed into bron for right. now. the problem being with a being crammed into that region is that israel is threatening to move in there. it's already launched, strikes with schools dying overnight on the outskirts of rafa. whether or not this military operation pushes further into a profit. is the big question so much at stake, not just for those civilians, but also the more than $100.00 hostages from israel that are being held hostage in gaza right now. that was needed has been to do with their reporting from is real donnelly, adults, and k is a senior fellow at the u. c. l, a burkle center for international relations. now i asked her whether a ceasefire deal is possible given

u. n. agency for palestinian refugees. the owner was says it has reached a breaking point, as israel puts more pressure to dismantle the agency. 16 countries, including the us, u. k, and germany has suspended funding totaling $450000000.00. the owner was chiefly plus, it really says the agency's ability to fulfill its mandate is now under serious threats adding to that more than a $150.00 owner of facilities have been targeted by is really or strikes since the war began. earlier. my colleague started to tell you, spoke to tamara, understand how you, who's a spokesman for or no to was she started by asking how much longer older account survive without adequate funding to we jumped through us for a few more weeks. thanks to the news to for the new funding we got from some of our donors who are still supporters of the agency and believe or is in the mission of the despite the decision by some of our other largest builders, this is better. so for example, ireland just gave us $20000000.00 euros. for example, we managed to advance the payments by some of our donors. so payment that was supposed to be scheduled for later in the year. it was paid in advance to allow us

saying, well, i'm not going to leave you alone. you tell me russia unless contacting. now the wiki leaks found the julian a song which has not made an appearance and the u. k. quote, and what could be his last jobs to stop his extradition to the u. s. lawyers for the 52 year old say he is to on? well, his legal team is trying to persuade judges, that's a crump, a new appeal hearing, a song which is wanted by us, prosecutors who intend to put him on trial and spying charges. his wife says he could die if he is extradited. i would cite the high court in london a heartfelt message from assange, his wife to supporters gathered to press for his release. we don't know what, what, what, what to expect. but you are here because the world is watching the to day hearing could become a sondors final battle in the u. k. justice system. but his lawyer say he was to on, well to attend the 52 year old has been fighting for more than a decade to avoid being sent to the us where he could face life in prison if convicted on spine charges. sanchez being a wanted mind since 2010. after his whistle blowing for wiki leaks, published classified us army materials supplied by an int

will of the people says president vladimir put in his state of the nation address and the u. k. rejects the bombshell comments by germany's chancellor sold that britain and france are helping you brain fire long range missiles are russian forces the are watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. we begin with news from northern at guys, according to local officials, at least 112 palestinians in a crowd desperate for food aid had been killed and 760 more wounded near gaza city . this distressing footage circulating online shows the aftermath of the stripe local media reports suggest the civilian death toll was even higher. and that the idea of killed 150 of the age seekers survivors tried to help the wounded so they could be taken to nearby. i'll see if i and to come all on one hospitals and make shift cards listed in authorities have condemned the attack, calling in a cold blooded massacre of the occupation had the primitives ages intention to come with this sort of like massacre as a get a l. digs a cation of this month is intentionally and in the context of

they also say that the u. k. should expedite joining us ons because that has been longstanding friendship. the us as an ally of the united kingdom and that it should be basically taken for granted that they would act in good faith and that he would get it free and said try it in the us and what's, what's the thinking in the u. k. where you are, we are going to mean how is this on the scene there? this is really interesting. so these 2 days, so a lot of supporters of julian hassan she had just around me outside the courthouse . they were just charging all day long. basically the stages were and a m p 's human rights people. janet a 2nd is ations where they were speaking and save up to the songs. but it, he's not, that is cases not cover intensively, but you can media. so there is, there is a bit of a disconnect, it's not that is not covered the tools, but i see media from around the world covering this case, but not so much in the u. k. and equally, the people that have been had they've been coming from as far as

u. k. court. and what might be his last chance to stop extradition to the u. s. lawyers for the 52 year old say that he is on? well, his legal team is trying to persuade judges there to grant a new appeal hearing, as long as you is wanted by us, prosecutors who intend to put him on trial and spying charges, his wife fears that he could die if he ends up being extradited outside the high court in london, a heartfelt message from us on his wife to supporters gathered to press for his release. so we don't know what, what, what, what to expect. but you are here because the world is watching the 2 day hearing to become a sondors final battle in the u. k. just the system. but his lawyer say he was to one well to attend the 52 year old has been fighting for more than a decade to avoid being sent to the us, where he could face life in prison, if convicted on spying charges. and if the appeal fails, his backers, fee or his life could be at stake. if julian's uh, expedited to the united states, he will die. he will not receive a fair trial. sanchez already spent about a 3rd of his adult life in confineme

u. k, someone, perhaps even germany to step up and say this situation cannot continue. it cannot continue in its current form. there was too much human suffering from all sides and that has to be a resolution. so i mean, maybe joining us tonight from lancaster university excellent analysis, we appreciate your time and thank you. thank you. a look now some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. either by john's president aaliyah has secured a landslide election victory and another 7 year term in office. official results show aaliyah when nearly 92 percent of the vote. the military offensive that brought the our media and separate as region of newborn to cover box under his control last year, boosted his support. authorities in rio de janeiro are scrambling to contain an outbreak of den, the fever. more than $300000.00 cases of the mosquito borne disease have been reported in brazil so far this year. that is 4 times more than normal. rio is declared a public health emergency and it comes just days before the start of carnival. celebrations. winte

says yes, that's it. he and a bunch of others who are going the times in the u. k. has been to looking at this and saying this is a standoff between the requirements for the political class, basically labeling this as the odd in general versus the country's best saves when i think you can guess who's who and not fight. it says what this is really about is how popular major, general symphony actually is in ukraine. and that the time says is a threat to zalinski. it is natural that the president sees a potential arrival in his army cheese and may be bracing to fire him. there is martial law in ukraine, so the not so discrete power struggle between the 2 men is the closest they can come to testing each other strength. so when we talk about popularity, let's be clear. the lens key still has been waiting for some time. it's current, he said, he's down to the room. 62 percent in the opinion polls. so new, meanwhile, is only 90 percent when it comes to popularity. that really gives you a sense of how false the gap is between these 2 individuals. and this has been a long sta

say that he will not survive jail. it's said to america. his lawyers have the gun a legal challenge of a u. k. court. also coming up a stark warning over child hunger and malnutrition. inside garza, the ones children's agency. unicef says that the territory is poised to with a witness for an explosion in preventable child's death. due to severe food poverty, and as israel continues to pound the gaza, the un security council prepares a vote on a new draft to cease fire resolution. the u. s. has already threatened to veto the plan while proposing its own the i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. after more than a decade of fighting authorities in the british courts wiki weeks founder julian massage is now facing what could be his last chance to stop his extradition to the united states. a crowd of astonished the porters is gathering outside of london's high court calling for him to be released. while inside his lawyers are hoping to persuade judges to grant a new appeal hearing. if that fails sanchez back, or is worry that he could be put on a plane to the united states straight away, the prosecutors

economy also fell into a technical recession at the end of last year, but the bank of england says the u. k. showing signs of recovery. many economists of o to the bank of england to low a borrowing cost to help revive the economy. john. so the jeremy hunt says that could happen soon. a of the underlying picture here is an economy that is more resilient than most people predicted inflation is coming down real wages have been going out now for 6 months. and if we stick to our guns, independent full cost is say that 5 year lease somewhere, we could stop the interest rates fully. and that will be a very important relief for families with mortgages. now let's have from some brothers paypal about how they feel about the contraction of the economy. i say things are suddenly picking up. it's still quite hard. i think 2nd off of the kind of the things we pay for the back to the company to general election just as opposed to both of them allows us to move on get a sense of direction since we investment for business and so on. the ultimate, i'm poor, i'm pretty upset, mistake, but i appreciate that p

u. k. britain. this king charles has been diagnosed with cancer. buckingham palace is issued a statement saying that the cancer was discovered while the king was undergoing a separate procedure for an enlarged. prostate dw charlotte justin tale is in london and she gave me this update to surprising news. suddenly break unsettling news as well. as he mentioned there, it had been clear that the king had only going treatments. uh for a prostate condition in launch, prostate. the product was very transparent about that at the time. indeed, they said they wanted to be transferred to raise awareness about the issue. now though, this news coming out that he is indeed being treated like a council, there is less information on that last clarity on that. the palace in the last hour or so have put out a statement. it said that the king remains wholly positive about his treatment. i was looking forward to returning to public duties as soon as possible, but there is no information that on the type of comes the, the treatment or indeed his prognosis. there is a lot that remains on know what seems clear though, is

say, and what is logical for me? we saw a hasty reaction from the u. k to these commas to think that it's a sign that there was potentially some truth in what the german chancellor said. yeah, as i said, um uh you have to listen to the announcement of the office of a bridge prime minister, who said additional to the true, they don't want to send many troops. additionally, to the fuel troops, they have already you and your credit supporting the ukranian army. so they also split the liberals. uh yeah, i think, i think you said that a russian president vladimir put in the says the objective of western countries to weekend and dictate to russia has not come to fruition. associates delivered his state of the nation address to the russian parliaments in moscow for you and you said we will not allow anyone to interfere in our internal affairs. the so called west with its colonial habits, habits that inside national conflicts around the world, strives not only to hold back on development. instead of russia, they need a dependent fading, dying state. and that's a

u. k. justice system. but his lawyer say he was to on, well to attend the 52 year old has been fighting for more than a decade to avoid being sent to the us where he could face life in prison if convicted on spying charges. sanchez, being a wanted mind since 2010. after his whistle blowing for him, we see leaks published classified us army materials and supplied by an intelligence analyst. delete contained documents and the video footage from the wards enough got us done and direct some of the footage with shocking, seemingly implicating us troops impossible. war crimes. you know, if a sondra is appeal sales, his backers fear his lives could be at stake. date he will not many of his supporters believe he's being targeted for exposing serious criminal acts by us. that's hard. he's on the military. he is not a criminal, he should be the 180 present campaigners pressing for his release warrant this case could signal a larger threat. he would be the 1st publishers trying under the maximum you're not young in this way. and that i