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well, listen with contradictory message. because on the one hand we hear from many official stats, there's no direct threats from russia. russia wouldn't dare to attack nato on the other hand, and we're also being told we have to prepare for war and the rush i couldn't talk about this is part of the, you know, conflicting messages we, we get all the time and the, but i guess this hyperlink, the fair or has some purposes for one, it creates more incentives or willingness to invest more into the ukraine and more the assumption being that this uh confide ross over there, then we don't have to fight them here. but it could also be a warning for possible future need to enrollment. again, this would be a speculation, but obviously the worse and going us we have planned and us is to create an army, begins to collapse. nathan will have a dilemma descent it's, it's gonna watch you credit collapse and like said that this proxy or has been a failure in the fields or will in a real nato, then escalate by sending more long range missiles to weapons or sending actual more nato troops into ukraine in officially or under the printing flags. and both of which could then spark of the rest of, or between nato and russia. so it's, it's so far it's unclear and this is just to increase the support for the current for, or planning for the situation to get to more moving more towards the direct force. so, but again, this is really strange august. no one's thinking about russia will invade that no one has clearly said exactly what will be the point of this or the strategy. now here are the states. we constantly hear mainstream media saying, put in, we'll just march into the you after the fall of ukraine. you know, despite his constant rejection and, and denial of this notion, and despite 0 evidence to support this claim that are being made by politicians here in the us and in europe. americans are split on whether or not to believe this . what about your pins? are they believing this allegation? well, i think they're also a bit split. part of it is because the narrative is not the consistent. because we keep saying that it's important to get to your credit into nato, because russia would never dare to attach the ukraine if it was part of nato. on the other hand, were also told ones to the russians and done with ukraine is going to march into nato. so none of this really makes any sense of the content of both ways. you know, if we have a proper journalist with integrity, they would ask this question, which one is it about unfortunately, and no one's really putting forth a clear narrative. the main common denominator would be that we're being told, you know, we should say russia, but still we are more powerful, so it ends up nothing consists of and this is something that we see with the actually over, at least over the past 200 years. whenever there's a reference to the russian events take, you will not have to use either. it's hopelessly backwards or it's an overwhelming threats to civilization. and we'll see this in ukraine as well. you know, the russians are stealing the toilets and washing machines to, to harvest them for computer chips. but at the same time, they're developing a doomsday device in space. you know, they can't take a single village with a new crane, but still they will uh, roll over over your unless something is done. so it's, um, i think it's uh that the divisions in the countries can be considered a product of this very inconsistent narrative. so, but again, this is the, the narrative we have. people are confused because the says, rushing, they did you claim that this invasion was on, provoked with us on, provoke the russia simply looking for a new territory. and if that's the case, it's an a form of opportunism. so it's there unpredictable where it will go next. but of course if you commit to draw some for golf then have to address other questions. as to what extent did we provide help to promote kits, and then you would actually have to deal with the idea that there's a peaceful settlement to this, which we're not quite ready to do yet. so we're still sticking with unprovoked narrative, which i guess feels a lot of this confusion. yeah, let's also not forget young adult and birth public. we said the reason for the russian invasion was the expansion of nato into ukraine. a look at kind of had one thing on this cuz you said, yeah, no, sorry about that. this is part of the inconsistent narrative. because for years the nato secretary general of the installed works that listen and nato expansion had nothing to do with this more. this is just rush, i want to do restore the soviet union. and then when it's on a different topic is talking about expanding nato to to the sweden and finland. now, you know, he takes us victory lap and so, so listen, the russians told us the condition if, unless we accept their child for ukraine, they would invade because this was the main concern for the russians. no more nato expansion or will. and they do credit and he says, well, of course we said no and rushing, baited. and now not the same time any saying, listen, we a, the russians wanted less nato on their border. now they're getting more. so this was kind of the victory a lot, but now he's been saying 2 things. this has nothing to do with nato, and this is the reason why russian made it. so again, this 2 things can both be true. so ideally you, this is when a journalist would come up to say, well, which one is it like a stupid thing to contradict your things? but she hasn't been asked that question yet. so this fear monitoring over russia, the constant comparison between put in and hitler or russia and the nazis. obviously, world war 2, strikes a different nerve in europeans and it does for americans. because, you know, unlike the u. s. europe really was getting taken over by the nazis, but it was the russians. and the soviets, who staved off the nazis, it was the soviets, who planted their flag on the right stuff. while most americans may not actually know this fact of history, europeans should know. i mean, you're a university professor, have the younger europeans forgotten about their own modern history as well. they should also strikes different there for europeans because this will be the ground 0 or this was the center of the 2nd world war. and the, it would likely be the center of another world war if we would fights one against russia. but also we should have a better memory of history given that this was a more on our soil, lots in united states. and there's actually an interesting pulse which had been done in france and since then the world war 2. and they asked the, the of this, the respondents of who contributed the most of the seat, the fiddler. now after world war 2, you have a almost 60 percent con

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u. s. u. k. and jordan. the u. s. presidential advising has repeated his country's incline support for as well, but he's urged restraints and told is why the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the us will not join any retaliation instead by the names to coordinate as united diplomatic response to a runs attack at a meeting of the g 7 group of wealthy nations which he intends to convene on monday, flashes in the sky off to tell him the dispute to choose the interception of designs and drones launched by it on his right and save its defense system, shut down. most of them in the sky, image shavonne, but sob and last night and on, attacked israel with more than 300 weapons. but our technological an assay pavey our team meant that we were able to fend off of this assault. this your group together with a strong combination with a set to almost all of these threats that are you mean after the 1st i have a direct military attack on his ride from it on the intended cri you as president joe biden spoke with, is riley prime m

u. k u s. c u, and he's ready a i to cope with an attack on october the 7th and the failure of a i a surveillance. so it almost seems that or do we do hear about the dangers of a i being super intelligent and it's potential to do harm given needs to be potential to screw up and not doing well that is clearly affecting this region. this is jeremy ginger. so obviously, natalie, i systems who have right now it can fail and cause problems. that's the whole notion of cyber security failures. but once they've become more capable than a few months, you have much bigger problems problems. but i don't know how to address and fundamental here is a b, a on a control problem that you talk about in a, i on explainable, unpredictable, uncontrollable what, what is that? so even the people who create those systems don't fully understand how they work. they cannot predict what they do, and they cannot even advance control their behavior. so they don't know what decisions they will make. they don't know how they goi

u. s. may target china economically as it did with russia since the special military operation in ukraine in february of last year. the u. s. the u. k. u, along with countries like australia, canada, japan of all imposed over 16500 sanctions just on russia. now is that the next, the opportunity for the americans to go after the chinese? i mean, if that doesn't work, they go back there other technique which is steal, strangle, and sanction. and they will try to do everything they can to sanction china into. and i believe in, like they have attempted unsuccessfully to do with russia, the americans, when they want to stir up trouble, they will. i mean, this is china's tie one here. they should just go back and look at the communicate many decades ago. they're agreements that they would not arm or even come near taiwan. and once again, they're storing the problems. it's the playbook. we've seen this playbook time and time again. i think america at this time is running out of nations to actually evade switzerland has announced that a so called pace. some of the new crane will take place in mid june without russian participation. this was

u. k. you can win an u. s. and losing the u. k or vice versa, right? so it's just a global, it's a global sort of a of a work to try to figure out who deserves to get the royalties in agent any shares diction. because clearly, as i said, if you went in the u. s. c o u. s. sales or world to you could lose in the u. k. and not getting anywhere else, no sales. okay. i say, do you have any idea when we might actually expect a verdict here and in this trial and, and what would it mean for those companies going forward as well? obviously if, if uh, the, during the, when they'd be entitled to money in royalties from, from pfizer by on biotech. and so i think that i think it's supposed to be $28.00 days or something like that. mm hm. that the trial is going to last. the, the way these trials work, then the court has to come to a judgement. that judgement can be appealed. and so typically it takes a long time. is that law, it's probably to them while to get here to the trial, and then they'll be some time thereafter. i would surprise me if we really had an answe

u. s. the u. k. u, along with countries like australia, canada, japan of all impose over 16500 sanctions just on russia. now is that and the next, the opportunity for the americans to go after the chinese, i mean, if that doesn't work, they go back there other technique which is steal, strangle, and sanction. and they will try to do everything they can to sanction china into. and i believe you likely have attempted unsuccessfully to do with russia. the alex, the state department, has claims that your pay and security is our priority for washington, but to washington. but to what extent does us policy toward russia actually contribute to such security? once again, all diplomatic channels are closed. i mean there is no sharing of any information between these countries at all. i mean security, we hear security risks, whether it's a i t property, we hear it through, you know, terrorism. i mean this, if we're going to focus on russia for a 2nd here, this is a country that has been pretty much locked intern

u. s. germany, the u. k. a u a to really kind of try to de escalate this situation. and that appears to be the situation that we're looking at. we've heard from a senior iranian official telling the reuters, these agency that iran has no immediate plan to retaliate. so for now, you know, certainly it's hopefully in the region across the world really that this is not looking, it's going to escalate the full. the moments of this region remains very hot and nothing can be guaranteed here. and this will the tile area as well as the military unless may not be wrong, but she makes up the fact that israel has not confirmed that it's behind this attack. well, if you look at the white news on specifically that you asked news um, a lot of the us officials have said the israel might be behind the attack and that the, the east ro authorities had informed the united states last minute that they would launch this attack. so given the targets, given the timing, today is the 85th birthday or fi i told a human name. it would seem like it could have come from east route. it is very sy

u. s. u and the u. k. was quick to impose fresh economic sanctions on iran and it's weapons manufacturers. washington says to ron, must be held accountable and prevented from acting again. the country has been on the west and sanctions so yes, but the government says they've had little impact on oil exports. we've moved to 90 percent of its crude, shipped to china. still erodes economy is suffering from we growth. in february, inflation hit 40 percent. prices. it's tom food items such as meet at almost tripled compared with the same month. last year. there's been a rise in prices, especially dairy products. sanctions have impacts when a country is isolated, pressure and people get smooth on a specific cloth. if the society feels it more than others, 100 percent, if pensions escalated prices will rise more and more. the price of beans, she can meet all the fluids. it's increased by example for the sections and discussions with has an effect on people to livelihoods. people who are worried about it as tensio

u. k. u and then you are paying council, have s b u k. to drop the scheme. how does training, joins try cuz killed at least one pass and in southern lebanon. it hit a vehicle in the town of blooming around 50 kilometers from the route is where the armies as the target was a member of hezbollah. nobody's on grief as laurence and attack in which highly ation is remote g and has blood. i've been exchanging flying across the border since october. the close border fighting between israel and the lebanese group has been growing in intensity, is despise tens of thousands of people on both sides of the border. they know how to join the un peacekeeping trip tool, touring $711.00 to see the cost of the wall. and the signs of war are visible almost everywhere along lebanon's border with isabel. this is a frontline where there's little life after more than half a year of hostilities that began when hezbollah opened up a front to help. it's like him, us in casa, most of israel strikes have been focused on an area about 5 to 10 kilometers from the border. now we are cross

u. s. the u. k. is one of those, the e u, we acted in local step with condemnation of wrong unplugged is of support for as well. but meanwhile, india, china and russia cooled on both sides to show restrict we are seriously concerned at the escalation of hostilities between israel and iran, which threatens the peace and security in the region. we call for immediate de escalation, exercise of restraint. stepping back from violence and return to the path of diplomacy. china expresses deep concern over the current escalation and calls on relevant parties to exercise calm and restrain to prevent further escalations. china calls on the international community, especially countries with influence to play a constructive role for the peace and stability of the region. we now potentially face a new acute crisis in the middle east. everything depends on the next steps or their absence by the parties involved. or the i thought the independent who is what alice, alice, sondra, bruno about the implications and potential repercussions from the inside. it's all this uh, the reaction lies well on the collective west wi

u. s. the u. k. in australia is also a deep concern because it does show the expansion of the military expansion of nato . and the b b u. s. as allies in general, he did accentuate though the conversation about arms control or nuclear control with the united states will only become possible once the wes finally abandoned its n t. russian course. let's take a listen for us. what do you do? she's separately from us, but we didn't. the conditions of the all out, hybrid war being waged against us. there was no basis for dialogue with the united states on arms control and in general on issues of strategic stability. a conversation on these subjects will become possible only after the us authorities of band, and they are openly hostile and to russian horse music. i mean, what mr. love rob is talking about here is not really at random because the west has shown time and time again. that they are expending militarily through nato, of course. but let's remember in a recent interview, the polish president has made it clear that a well, if nato wants to expand and put its military bases, expending east words that he's ready and h

u. s. is planning to build it. ports to bring humanitarian assistance to gaza using maritime ruth among those killed horse citizens, all the u. s. australia, canada, the u. k. and call and how soon driver also died. trophy of to the incident happened to these really leadership admitted, unintentional try and involved a trends, parents pro and early on friday the army published the statements calling. what happened a mistake? the investigations findings indicate that the incident should not have it could. those who approved the strike would convinced that they would targeting onto myself for a test and not world central kitchen employees. the strikes on the vehicles is a great mistake stemming from a series failure due to a mistaken identification areas in decision making and then attack country to the standard operating procedures. the idea of this me to officer is operating drive is involved in the killing and disappointing 3 others saying all 5 mishandled critical information, but it seems world is not ready to let's you have another deadline. mistake buys really on the go. here's a very harsh response from the un human rights kind of so for the 1st time

u. k, they're pretty small compared to the u. s. so if the u. k. were to take this decision to stop selling arms sales. do you think it would be anything more than symbolic? i do think it would be more than spike. he would be sending to message to other states as well. this is something that needs to be done and shouldn't be done if states region not to be talking present in the active genocide. i think it is going to be models of bike is going to be a very important leave for other states to take into account when pressing on the united states and months of this to change that policy. what is your understanding as a signatory to this letter as to how serious me that you can government will be taking this? i think they will take it seriously. they have had under review the process so of supplying homes as well in the past weeks and months. i think this might be the additional spo that's needed to get them to take a decision to stop sales and, and talk to us about the significance of best. because not only has written, been signed by hundreds of signatories like yourself, but also by senior retired judges. who some say normally shy away from comments in publicly on such a political issues. and i think that's right that anyone should not underestimate the, the power of the lobby if you liked that they are moved by the situation down. moved by the new considerations that were lawyers, and we, as you said, the senior senior comm, a judges involved in this case in the inside, is that they to a move by the, the, the power of the arguments which have been raising the leisure. requiring commodity with the taking the, the sales b, b, 's east. if the u. k. is to avoid complicity in jet aside. all right, di goodwin dale, thank you so much for speaking to us from auto. now the occupied west bank at least one palestinian has been killed during the latest is really, rates is really military vehicles have been targeted in jeanine and fighting is reported in several areas of the city while the is really military has increased its use of undercover units in the occupied westbank, members, if its forces disguise themselves as civilians before conducting arrests as well as assassinations. and does need that, but he reports that often risk the lives of palestinians going about their daily activities. minutes before people break the the lead, i'm on the on fast, the owners of this fall off himself with with you taking orders. it was a regular d. as of he sort of fiji tempered this whole thing. until this wasn't these men pretending to be customers turned out to be under covers really soldiers on was that? i was holding my brother and he was ho

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u. k. and you countries who fall in line. the russian federation is one of the guarantors of the dayton peace agreement. as such, it has undoubtedly been contributing to the agreements implementation. unlike the u . s. u k. and even you members such as germany and france as well as the e with self which model the dates and agreements, bypassing adequate procedures or a terry sacked, you're fighting for rule of law and russian has been doing so all this time. absolutely shows. you're on the right path to establishing stability. others can't say the same. they have been pursuing their own rules, which would change virtually every day and demanding the whole system to be bent in order to fit with their requests, which wasn't possible. this is why russia plays a very important role, which is maintaining a system based on the rule of law on an international level. the role of russia in the un security council has proven to be very important from the point of view of understanding the whole situation. however, western propaganda attributed a narrative of malign influence to russia, which suggests that the very existence of a restaurant, which is interested in local affairs, somehow negative. if there's anyt