held by ukranian nationalists, have been rescued from the territory of the czar style plant in mary u. paul. units of the russian armed forces and the militia of the dentist peoples republic opened a humanitarian corridor for the safe evacuation of civilians and implemented a ceasefire. and these are the latest pictures from the scene russian. let forces have been transporting the civilians to a nearby village where they are provided with food accommodation and medical care. those who then want to travel to areas controlled by kia, being honda, david representatives of the un on the red cross. some of the civilians who managed to escape the 45 factories say they were forcibly held that by battalion radical should we try to leave 2 or 3 times even by bust back when there was no shelling. but they always brought it back. they didn't let us leave. we were all outraged. how could they keep us there? if we are the ones who chose to shelter there we were scared. so we just ran. as our members came to our bunker and said, yes, we opened the apartments. we went inside, they swore at us calling us s

of the west and ukrainian city and ukrainian fight is defending the besieged steel plant in mary u. paul.

dissolved battalion and ukrainian service men who were surrounded at the is off still planned in mary u. paul began yesterday. as of now, $265.00 militants have laid down their arms, including $51.00 who were seriously wounded. gloria was all of those in need of medical care were sent for treatment to the hospital in nova, as oscar in the donnas peoples republic on the call to when we're just outside the hospital in the town of no vas office. this is where those injured from the catacombs of the eyes of star steel works are being admitted fast. in fact, the walls of this medical facility have seen the 1st batch of injured prisoners of war all ready. and we've talked to the medics and to the volunteers and they're telling me that those injure they are in a very poor state in a very difficult condition because down there under ground, they didn't have access to proper medicine. in fact, they had access to barely any medicine at all, so many of their wounds are infected this past. and as it's, it's very nasty and it's unclear as to will. some of them will be able to retain, to keep their limbs,

is av battalion and ukrainian service. men who were surrounded at the is off still planned in mary u. paul began yesterday. as of now, $265.00 militants have laid down their arms, including $51.00 who were seriously wounded. before he was, all of those in need of medical care were sent for treatment to the hospital in nova, as asked in the donna's people's republic, or you're little less cross live now to our correspondent e garage it down off who's nearby? the hospital in the city of novo assaults in the done yet republic, where the wounded ukrainian soldiers from mario pl. i've been taken eager, clearly a major development and something that was being negotiated for quite some time. salute the. this is behind. we leave the hospital where the 1st batch of some severe, early wounded, ukrainian soldiers, and as of neo nazi, as of neo nazis have been taken. they were taken here yesterday. now we're just about an hour's maybe just more drive away from the as of the works we've just been there and i have to tell you there's so many people. there's so many, there's so many as of thanks is layin

u. s . says paul was a beginner, was yard from his home in texas and return to the galley. he was sentenced last year to 25 years in prison for terrorism. his credit had with saving hundreds of people during the 1994 genocide, the story of which became the film hotel wanda rallies in march is being held around the world to mark international labor day. trade union members in greece are protesting against high inflation and soaring energy costs. and in france, people on the streets, protesting against the newly re elected president, emmanuel michael security is expected to be tied to prevent a repeat of violence during previous, made a rallies. demonstrations already underway in mar, say, paris, and, and, and those are the headlines on al jazeera. there's one use on our website as always at al jazeera dot com in sy, story is next. ah, india and pakistan swelter an a record breaking heat wave. hundreds of millions are endangered by intense temperatures, as everyone tries to keep rulers, electricity blackouts because power stations hands cold, how much is climate change to bla

u. s. lawsuit says paul recessive beginner was lewis from exile in texas back to wanda. victoria gauge and b has moved full recessive again, a scene hearing caught him or when to last year is serving 25 years in jail for terrorism rights groups and observe his say his trial was a sham. now his family is suing the ruins and government in the united states for $400000000.00. the way that a want and government has tried to discredit his, his work and his name and all the great things he has done with the war over the years has hurt us and all a lot. and we've done everything that we can to continue to stand up for him to continue to advocate for him and to bring more people on to other voices to this campaign. recess of again i was living in exile in texas, when his lawyers say he was lured back home against his will. 2 years ago, ruined is government admitted. he was deceived into boarding the plane. his lawyer says he was kidnapped. last february, there was an attorney, i had stay, sovereign countries like were wonder, aren't immune from sue's when they engage in acts like torture and kidna

and you, paul, in the u. k. shows only just under a quarter of those quiz were aware of hunger crisis playing out in east and africa, which has tens of millions and its grip. the horn of africa is the region consisting of 4 states, and more than 140000000 people was previously partially administered by britain. and you have warned, the global focus on the ukraine company may destroy the world from other large crises. your next words had been wanting a crisis in the area for months before the start of the war in ukraine. 3 failed rainy seasons have caused the worst drought in the region in 40 years. the problem was exacerbated by the war in ukraine as well as sanctions imposed on russia, which is the world's main wheat exporter. the situation has caused great prices to skyrockets, but russia faces problems exporting goods to global markets after limitations on financial mechanisms and goods, transportation. an associate professor at the university of south africa says the continents been living in the states o

u. s. law suit says paul recessive again was louis from exile in texas. back to wanda there he was taught, she had kept in solitary confinement and sentenced to 25 years for terrorism. he's credited with saving hundreds of people during the 994 genocides. and my day events have been held worldwide for international labor day police in paris, 5 t gas protest is unhappy at the reelection of presidente menu, alma crohn. similar demonstrations were also held in other cities, including my se, and when those at the headlines one on 18th is mixed news. news? news. news. oh, a police investigator in thailand, pauline poster, and was renowned for getting result more than 40 guilty voting. kyla biggest human trafficking trial, but after arresting a military officer, he fled the country in fear for his life. thing the data can call me my job, took time a lot. and you now for the 1st time, weems allegations will be it publicly. boy, boy, the one i today, pauline, poster and live a frugal, lonely life. in small town, a strange. but in 2015, he brought down a fast crim

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u. s. bureau chief ines paul, thank you. early results from lebanon's parliamentary election are indicating losses for allies of the countries iran backed. his ballade group final result is still to be determined, but a christian party with strong ties to saudi arabia and the u. s. is made gains. it's unclear whether his belie and its allies will hang on to the majority in the countries $128.00 c. parliament. has mila supporters struck an upbeat tone on election night, but it soon became apparent that their cheering was premature. the parliamentary block, led by the she ain't, is a miss group, took a major hint. early results show that its allies have lost support. opponents of has bella made gains, including the christian lebanese forces party, which is linked to saudi arabia. the early result comes amid the worst economic and financial crisis, lebanon has ever seen the deadly explosion in the port of beirut. nearly 2 years ago made things even more dire. many people can barely afford basic necessities. even polling station

u. s. lawsuit says paul recessive, again was looted from exile in texas. back to wanda. there he was tortured, kept in solitary confinement and sentence last year to 25 years for terrorism is credited with saving hundreds of people during the $994.00 genocide. a 6 day protest margins for lanka has ended in the capital colombo with more demand for the reservation of the president. and his brother, who is prime minister for lancaster facing the worst economic crisis in 70 years with fuel shortages. paul accounts and soaring food prices and tornado tornado, rather in the us state of kansas has left more than 15000 people without power. several were injured at homes and businesses were destroyed by the twister. on friday, the governor has declared state of emergency. both the headlines, the news continues here on out there right after al jazeera world. this in me the me ah ah ah ah, ah, it is that it, it, it, it, it the me the to municipal that crystal magazine who has a lot of other family it has almost almost got into the legacy and yet in its end of their job could i do t

u. s. lawsuit says paul was says a beginner was lewis from exxon and texas back to wanda. there he was tortured, kept in solitary confinement, incentives last year, 25 years for terrorism. he's credited with saving hundreds of people during the 1994 genocide until nato and the usa of kansas has left more than 15000 people without power. several were injured, his homes and businesses were destroyed by the twist. on friday, the governor of kansas has declared a state of emergency. as the headlines, the news will continue here on al jazeera right. after the listening post, i'll say next time by on may, 9th, the philippines will vote to electing new president to replace rodrigo and more than 35 years since the country emerged from his father's 60 ship. a good front runner for mark the junior at the top spot as the philippines. both join us for a special coverage on our 0 oligarchy. alert eli mosque is closing in on buying twitter. what does that mean for the rest of the amateur? the kremlin accuses its adversaries applauding to killed a russian journalists. the evidence does n

so ball. paul's of the u. s. states of all consoles on the flood warnings of to heavy rain caused rivers to flow. several roads closed as emergency crews try to remove debris. i'm storms flooding and tornadoes in neighboring texas and oklahoma and the week hosing power outages that it is in kosovo. are mocking the arrival of spring season annual celebrations held by the gurani's a slavic muslim ethnic group that live in a region between kosovo, albania, and north macedonia. the festive traditions include folk dancing songs and specializing in the village of glasgow. a woman in the u. s. days of texas has discovered a sculpture she purchased a 2nd hand. good store is roughly 2000 years old. lower young bought the bust for $35.00, but experts say it's a roman era sculpture missing since world war 2. experts believe a us soldier brought it from germany, where it was seen last. ah, this is al jazeera, these you top stories. the one says it's scrambling to rescue more people trapped in the besiege as of style steel

u. s. bureau chief, ines paul, thank you. a humanitarian crisis is unfolding in the horn of africa, the worst drought in 4 decades, and the problems compounded by a lack of humanitarian 8 millions of people could face famine in somalia, ethiopia, kenya andrew booty. the war ukraine is also threatening food supplies. somalia is the worst affected dw corresponded, mario mueller traveled to the town of daniel, where 3 camps for internally displaced. people have sprung up in the last few months. 15 days of walking through the hot desert with little water and no food. here to see a mohammed left a village with 3 children. but he arrived with only one in full. ha ha! we were walking and walking. my son was very thirsty and exhausted. he asked me many times, mummy water mummy water. he started gasping, but there was nothing, no trump of water. i could give him a little what? her sick, 8 year old daughter, died on arrival at the camp. suffering from a bad cough and weakened from the journey. as the drought worsens, children are among

continue agitating for ukraine's admission to nato and liberals are reacting to rand paul the same way treason, mainstream u. s. media is pretty solidly locked down for war. the fact that one single voice speaking up and asking some tough questions is getting such a dramatic response from the public seems to indicate that there's something going on beneath the surface. while there are certainly plenty of americans that are buying the pentagon's talking points, it seems like there are also a large number of americans that are open to hearing the other forbidden side of the story. kayla marvin, archie, new york. well, that's where we sign up for now, but stay close as there's lots more coming up for moscow. this is i t international thanks for joining us. ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah a with ah quite you know, well yeah, i thought oh yes. but you will, you know you said what is this that you like to draw a wants to it that i'm with you. but let me double double yoshi double month. yeah, sure. the late no. but we had less number which is doing people, not the one you want. i don't think was developed only got the idea

continue agitating for ukraine's admission to nato and liberals are reacting to rand paul the same way treason, mainstream u. s. media is pretty solidly locked down for war. the fact that one single voice speaking up and asking some tough questions is getting such a dramatic response from the public seems to indicate that there's something going on beneath the surface. while there are certainly plenty of americans that are buying the pentagon's talking points, it seems like there are also a large number of americans that are open to hearing the other forbidden side of the story. caleb marvin, archie, new york. well, that's where we sign up for now, but stay close as there's lots more coming up for moscow. this is i t international thanks for joining us. ah ah ah ah, ah ah ah ah ah, for the 1st time in history and entire countries, culture has been trashed with a very modern weapon cancelled culture. really desert one the global sheffield malice will go in one way of fraud, yet just misleading them. i know it would preclude the phrase now, particularly refers to canceling russian culture yet them know what s

u. s. says paul says the beginner was lured from his home in texas and returned to cook gully. there he was tortured and kept in solitary confinement for being sentenced. last year to 25 years in prison, for terrorism is credited with saving hundreds of people during the 1994 genocide story of which became the film hotel were wonder. are we joined now by kate gibson in london? kate is the lead legal counsel for paul versus the begin at thank you very much for joining us here on the news are just stump, if you would talking us through the basis of the claim that's being made against their a want and government. thank you very much. kim. it's been over $600.00 days now. since whole ruses that again was illegally, came out and rendered back wonder to face trial in, in a proceedings that sort of been universally condemned, is being on there. and this losses is one in a series of legal clients that have been brought against the government that all have at their center is sort of the same idea that governments aren't allowed to do this. governments aren't allowed to deal with politic

u. k. for 3 decades wanted apocalyptic food prices could have a disastrous impact on the world's paul and across over in the u. s. consumer prices have risen to a new 40 year high with prism bite and blaming the russian offensive for this. russia and ukraine have long been significant supplies of grain to the global market. combined, the 2 countries supply the world with almost a 3rd of all traded week and body and $0.75 of some fall oil. we prices of jones more than 50 percent since the thoughts of the year with the regions major trade routes, the black sea blocked. meanwhile, russia has blame sanctions for supply chain disruption. i think it's ready from so it's trading obligations if it's global partners assist. americans and europeans, after all, will not remain without food, even at exorbitant prices. moreover, it is ordinary europeans who will pay these prices and not those in power countries ready to comply with its obligations in full. but we also expect assistance from trading partners, including those on international platforms. it is a logical they impose sanctions against us and yet

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during that time, the russian pro could evacuation of civilians from the factory. mario paul also involved the u. n. and the red cross. during an online place conference, the way cause the way across representative to ukraine, confirmed to r t. the organization was aware of both russia and ukraine, previous attempts to open humanitarian car doors, and the obstacles faced in completing the evacuations. i know that there were many attempts on both sides to open corridors, and we were always ready to, to facilitate and to do patsy basie in those corridors. we managed to go one, almost somebody, but i think it was a month ago. we need constant the to ensure that everybody on the ground was aware of an agreement that the, that that was, that was they can had the capital level. in other words, it's transforming it, secrete guarantees for us, for the civilians into practical working modalities. since the end of april, russian forces say they are almost in full control of the city of business in the guns for public. the areas witness fighting since the very start of russia offensive and civil hotspots s

u. s. also says paul recessive. again, it was lowered from exile and texas. back to wander. there was tortured, kept in solitary confinement. incentives last year, 25 years to terrorism is credited with saving hundreds of people during the $994.00 genocide. ok, gibson is pover says a begin his lead legal counsel. she says there are strong legal grounds for families case. it's been over $600.00 days now. since poll russo again, was illegally, came back and rendered back wonder to face trial in, in a proceedings that sort of been universally condemned as being on there. and this lawsuit is one in a series of legal complaints that have been brought against the government that all have at their center is sort of the same idea that governments aren't allowed to do this. governments aren't allowed to deal with political opponents or activists through kidnapping all a legally rendering or torturing people who, who say things that aren't favorable to the regime. and the royal and government knew that it didn't have a legal basis to have whole extradited back from wanda. so they made

u. k. government has said administer to the british overseas territory for talks following fe. his arrest. the family of paul versus a beginner is suing. there were wand and government in the u. s. for $400000000.00 . a reward and court sentenced him last year on charges of terrorism. his life inspired the hollywood film hotel lawanda, and he is credited with saving hundreds of people during the 1994 genocide. does the headlines. the news continues here and al jazeera after upfront. what happens in new york has implications all around the world to make these stories resonate requires talking to everyday people, the mayor of the city, and now sending doing away with the curfew. that was supposed to get everybody. it's international perspective with the human tight zooming way in, and then pulling back out again. in 1971, a military analyst by the name of daniel ellsberg leaked to the press. a 7000 page top secret pentagon study and covering years of official lies about u. s. military involvement in the vietnam war. the leak documents, known as the pentagon papers were instrumental in exposing the scope and st

u. n. convoy is now attempting another evacuation efforts. outside the steel plant, mary paul is largely under russian occupation and clean up efforts have begun in preparation for may night. when russia celebrates the soviet union's victory day in world war 2. analysts say moscow is eager to gain full control of the strategic port city in time for one of russia's most important holidays. crossover, to our corresponded in manuel shars. now she is in the western ukraine city of levine. and what does it look like? russia is getting ready to declare victory in murray, paul well, terry of russia had declared victory already of a mar. you, paul, even if it hasn't taken hold of the other stars, t plans are which in fact represents one 3rd of the so face of the entire as city. but what we have seen at the 3rd is this past 2 hours. daisy mar. you fall east or russian troops preparing to ground for a celebration there. so maybe they do expect to indeed declare a full victory. but it could also very well be ah, a propaganda or records for them to declare it again. but we know from the u

w, as in paul in washington, and in as the u. s. is confident the issues with turkey can be resolved, but what can biden often offer the turkish leader, rush of type air to one in irvine administration knows how important a good business relations are for turkey. with nader member countries add on add on president out on the turkish president who is facing an election next summer, basically kind of ford, any economical backlash as his country is already as struggling. so many experts here in the u. s. believe that out on doesn't really want to prove prevents sweden and finland from joining nato that had he just wants to use the moment to raise his case. and how can the american president help sweden and finland here? well, so the plan today is to reassure that both countries have the full support of the u . s. and the rest of the nato alliance. and it's also nick, important to keep in mind that earlier this month, a washington signal that they are willing to approve the sale of a fighter jets to turkey. that was previously blocked b

let's bring ended abuse, enos paul from washington in as wise the u. s. so confident the issues with turkey can be resolved. what can biden offered one another by an administration? god knows how important good business relations are for turkey. this nato member countries took his present, adeline, who's actually facing an election next summer, basically kind of ford, any economical backlash as his country is already struggling. so many experts here in the u. s. believe that out one actually does not really want to prevent sweden infringe, but finland from joining nato by the that he just kind of uses the moment to raise his case. as you're just mentioned, anchor as main demands are for the nordic countries to help support for kurdish militant groups present in their countries that now or other from talking to add on what a support can bite and give to the swedes and fins. spell the plan today is to re assure both countries that they have the full support of the u. s. and the rest of the nato alliance to join nato, despite turkey's objections. so the u. s

u. s. warned. pyongyang could be preparing to conduct a nuclear test as early as this month. in ukraine, it's read a russian c spy in mary paul is entering its final day and the u. n. is scrambling to rescue civilians. hundreds of people including ukrainian fighters, are trapped at the besieged as of style steel plant. it's the last remaining hold out of ukrainian forces in mary a poll. 50 people were evacuated from that facility on friday. they arrived at a camp in the russian controlled village of busy men, eng. ukrainian officials have again accused russia of violating unsafe fire, which is supposed to help people get to safety. priyanka you cooper, reports. this is rochelle destruct the siege of the last remaining ukrainian resistance. in maria poll under the smouldering ruins of the hours of south steed plant are $200.00 civilians. believe to be trapped on the ground with ukrainian soldiers. officials and keefe say they are making a new attempt to get them out with the help from the un. but as a risk you ought to release full muzzle style. it currently russian shilling and the assault on as of style has not stopped, but

this our a 3 day russian sci fi, in cranes, mary paul, is entering its final day and the u. n. is scrambling to rescue civilians. hundreds of people including ukrainian fighters.

paul saw he lacorte like swan supposed, he shouted on, logan u. z, like garza or eva, a suki. ultimately, a regulation shirley with a show for his chair, you her lead with draw layer. ideally, you put is shown layer environmental regulations are cut back or made more flexible. and this opens the door to the creation of market instruments. supposed to save nature. when george bush takes office, he continues the deregulation policy. one of the 1st testing grounds is the wetlands vast ancient swamps, vital for biodiversity. businesses would really like to use these areas where nature has been left alone. so bush invents no net loss of wetlands. no net loss of wetlands. with this new law, the president puts in place the structure that would underpin environmental markets . his method for preserving wetlands is to be compatible with economic growth. businesses will be able to destroy parts of the wetlands as long as they offset the damage they calls. yeah, bus y'all, demila saw get her all li pontiac, balk. a wu ya city, that deter tree. this bess avoi

u. s. is trying to convince turkey to soften is position d w's in his paul is in washington covering the story for us. she told us how the meeting went when finland and sweden cigna. they were thinking of making the historic decision. joining nato. the alliance expected a tough response from moscow not from one of its own. so, ever since turkey raised conditions for accepting the membership, the rest of nato was actually really irritated and pretty outspoken about it. however, we hear from today's meeting between the foreign minister of turkey and biden's national security advisor, blinking that both sides are on a path to find an agreement. but at this point, they don't mention this sir, this specifics in his pull that. so is president edwin taking a tough stance on nato expansion to leverage some sort of deal has d w's turkey correspondent, dorian jones? i think that is the expectation at the moment, or there is his belief that her anchor is in his strong position. but at the same time here, according to turkish official speaking behind the scenes a still want negotiations. although having s

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u. s. senate has fell to adopt an accelerated bill on earlier assistance to ukraine. despite bilateral support for the speedy adoption of the law says around paul opposed the decision. according to the senator, it would be a big mistake by the u. s. to save ukraine by dooming the u. s. economy. this comes in the country faces. it's was inflation rate in 40 years, ortiz rachel blackens reports benighted states. congress is planned to pass an additional $40000000000.00 of funding for ukraine was stalled, after it did not receive unanimous support in the senate. thanks to the objection of a single member. now republican senator ran paul so that he could not support the bill because it didn't include legislation that would allow the inspector general to oversee how the money was actually spent in ukraine. similar to what the united states has done with the funding it has been to up can a stand for years, except for the top 5 countries. $60000000000.00 is more than every other country in the world spends on their entire military expenditures. if this gift of ukraine passes our total a, do ukraine will almost equal the entire military budget of russi

paul did. if i'd seen a dead child's body, i would have broken the g u v table. i certainly would have broken down that mountain. i wouldn't have been the same altered ass. yup. yup. solomon with of my many of the schools. yep. and that nibble the tim roof was i know that in after the strike i looked at the car and said, okay, let's try to fix the car. you know? but i didn't even have to renew them. i sat in the car to turn the key. and the motor started from the left or got put in a deal. that's where it had to machine is that the brakes i thought was the brakes . and yep, auto dollar nibble on the after the asked trying, i had no more brains in but they wanted to pull that in, mary paul, you didn't need to be us thought of was all could just speed across the city as you want. as all your subtle, the only thing i was afraid of me was crashing into a tank on or a military g with were you in the group? is the model of yes, it was valid, was moralistic. we have a waiting for an opportunity to leave him in the valley. any way out there was not completely mind you di

paul did. if i'd seen a dead child's body, i would have broken the g u v table. i certainly would have broken down that mountain. i wouldn't have been the same altered ass. yup. yup. solomon with of my many of the schools. yep. and that a nibble the tim roof was i got it after the strike. i looked at the car and said, okay, let's try to fix the car, you know? but i didn't even have to renew them. i sat in the car to turn the key, and the motors started from as a lesson or got collegial answer where it had to machine, which that's the brakes i thought was the ranks in your portfolio dollar nibble at the after the ass trying. i had no more brings in the book, but the wanted to pull that in, mary paul, you didn't need to be as thought of was all could just speed across the city as you want. as all your subtle, the only thing i was afraid of me was crashing into a tank on or a military g with will you need to is the model of yes, it was valid was moralistic. we have a waiting for an opportunity to leave him in the valley. any way out there was not completely mind you

the stories we're following, this our a 3 day russian sci fi in ukraine's, mary paul, is entering its final day and the u. n. is scrambling to rescue civilians. hundreds of people, including ukrainian fight is a trap to the besieged as of style steel plant. it's the last remaining hold out of ukrainian forces in marry a poem. 50 people were evacuated from that facility on friday. they arrived at a camp in the russian controlled village of busy men, ame ukrainian officials have again accused russia violating a safe fire, which is supposed to help people get to safety. ukraine meanwhile, says it's, he's another russian warship which is sunk up to bursting into flames. if the strike on the macaroni frigate is confirmed, it would be a 2nd major naval loss for russia. it's flagship mosque for vessel was sank back in april. in other world, news is the last day of campaign rallies in the philippines as the country prepared for a presidential election on monday. the top 2 candidates are front runner, ferdinand, macos junior and vice president. lenny raider marcus is the son of former president ferdinand michaels

u. s. senate has found 2 adult 10 asked a rated bell on earlier assistance to ukraine, despite financial support for the cd adoption of the last. and it's around paul, oppose the decision. according to the senate, i would be a big mistake by the u. s. to save ukraine by dooming the u. s. economy is comes as the country faces. it's was inflation rate in 40 years as cost life now it's well corresponded rachel blevins for more on this. rachel, good to see you. i was seems an alley agreement on the bill has stoled. why did this happen and what's next? well, the united states congress is planned to pass an additional $40000000000.00 of funding for ukraine was stalled, after it did not receive unanimous support in the senate. thanks to the objection of a single member. now republican senator ran paul so that he could not support the bill because it didn't include legislation that would allow the inspector general to oversee how the money was actually spent in ukraine. similar to what the united states has done with the funding it has said to afghanistan for years. except for the top 5 countries. $60000000000.00 is more than every other country in the wor

earlier republican senator ran paul had managed to delay the legislation by several days. he called on the u. s. public to oppose the spending of $40000000000.00 of taxpayer money on ukraine instead of helping americans at home. but said the majority leader, democrats, chuck schumer, hit back at brent paul, even calling him a pawn of the kremlin. i went home and i had a standing ovation from 200 people at a lincoln day dinner claw. say, thank you for holding up this money. we need help at home. we can't get baby formula. we can't pour our gas, but it is repugnant that one member the other side, the junior senator from kentucky chose to make a show and obstruct ukraine funding, knowing full well, he couldn't actually stop its passage for sen pull to delay ukraine, funding for purely political motives is to only strengthen putin's hand. and while the biden administration gives up to send $40000000000.00 to ukraine, many ordinary americans are struggling to cope with the highest price inflation and for decades. gasoline prices are a buy more than a dollar a gallon from just last year. many amer

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