i double standard that the canada u. s. u k, and many other countries are port billions, tens of billions of dollars into ukraine and inter dissolve in the form of weapons funding, volunteers, and training. chanda, for example, has a project called project unifier. and which canada spend hundreds of billions of hundreds of millions of dollars since 2014, to turn the ukranian army into our defacto nato army. and when our government rep pork found that the canadian army knowingly trained neo nazis as part of this operation, the only thing they were concerned about was not stopping the operation by preventing the canadian people from finding out about it. right? is that knowing part of it that seems to be the part that they really care about there? now another aspect of this is nancy. pelosi is claim that iran is making the world unsafe right now. but at the same time, us authorities are pushing a one must supply iranian protesters with starling satellites. now what do you think is the u. s. motives to get involved in or wrong

u. s. and nato continue to send billions of dollars and weapons to crate. 13 people are injured in russia, dynamic republic afternoon, guardian forces launch multiple strikes on its capital and adjacent areas. with the western department left, 325000 and afghan rescue program applications on red. it promises from the bible ministration to help those who worked with the u. s. military during the conflict with from moscow to the world. this is our to international. i merger blevins and these are the top stories this our you as how speaker has criticized tehran denouncing or rhonda alleged military support to russia and contrasting it to you as attempts to make the world a quote safer place. i think iran is making a big mistake. we've been trying for a while now to have a nuclear agreement with the ron so that we can make the world a safer place. and now they're going off aiding the russians and making world a less safe place. u. s. officials have accused or ron, i've direct involvement and t

u. s. standpoint, be allegations that ukraine is building a dirty bomb or false. we have not seen at this time though, any indication that russia has made a decision or intends to employ nuclear weapons or a dirty bomb. russia, we may be credibly serious mistake for, to use a tactical nuclear weapon. i'm not guaranteeing you that it's a false flag operation yet. don't know, but it would be a serious, serious mistake or political analyst. alexander poverty believes that ukraine's governments could potentially stage a false flag attack as a way to get more support from the west. keeps western backers out. repeatedly, i mentioned o nuclear weapons and warren russia against using them and got a court. russia had no reason to use them, but then i, when, when, so when the russian allegations came out, i think they sound very credible because kids is definitely starting to feel. busy war, they're desperate to get any sort of western support. and about the only way they can really gather direct we

the u. s. is a dying empire and it's desperately clinging to its empire at this point. present like we talked about the united states. so we discussed russia, we discussed the ukraine. let's talk about the rest of the world. the kremlin is now trying to frame its own cause as a broad fight against had demonic, neo colonialism. acknowledge is the 1st and foremost that pursues its own national interests, economic and political independence and sovereignty. but i think putting in many of his speech a stress is that ultimately that 5 is also creating the ground more and more democratic international system. do you think there is any support for this kind of car within the larger and not knowing the western world? i do, i think in it that's being reflected in the un votes. i mean what you're saying is that it's really, you know, the u. s. canada, western europe, japan and australia. they're on their own against russia. really, the rest of the world is not in even you see, saudi arabia now closing up

u. s. standpoint, be allegations that ukraine is building a dirty bomb or false. we have not seen at this time though, any indication that russia has made a decision or intends to employ nuclear weapons or a dirty bomb. but there would be consequences for russia whether it uses a nuclear weapon or a dirty bomb. local analyst alexander pavlovitch told us that ukraine's government could potentially stage a false flag attack to get more support from the west. yes, western backers have repeatedly mentioned all nuclear weapons and warren russia against using them. and of course, russia had no reason to use them. but then i, when, when, when the russian allegations came out, i think they sound very credible because it is definitely starting to feel war. they're desperate to get any sort of western support. and about the only way they can really gather direct western support is by staging, some sort of a false flag and accusing russia that knows that their only chance at all that they have left i

the u. s. a is, is now pretty openly. ah, in conflict with these 2 countries, and it's now decided to go after china in this way. china has proven time and again that they can develop technology quickly. they're going to figure this out. they're going to make their own ships. and guess what? the u. s. micro chip industry will not have its biggest buyer anymore. maybe some of those companies will go out of business in the us. and guess what, then we're going to have a shortage microchips again in the us. right. so. busy all these sanctions that the u. s. is imposing on on countries like china and russia are just shooting ourselves in the foot, some gay shooting ourselves in the head while the west pushes for more sanctions on moscow. russia ta mckenna, she does remain one of the few unfortunate by those restrictions. that's because the american nuclear industry is heavily dependent on highly enriched uranium. a fuel source that only russia produces on a commercial basis. and according to industr

and the u. s. national debt source to historic hiv as the country borrows more money, tell finances budget deficit a mid 40 year high inflation rates, a mosque out to the world. this is our to international. i'm rachel blevins, and these are the top stories this our we begin with the latest in russia. ukraine conflict where 90 ukrainian troops were killed and multiple military vehicles destroyed in the cross merely mon area. on wednesday, according to the russian defense ministry, russia withdrew its troops from the strategic city and, and on us republic. last week to stop its forces from being and circled by the ukrainian military. while the head of the don't screw public says the situation around cross the lawn is stabilizing some online media report suggest russia is regaining some territories and a counter offensive. so there has been no official confirmation. r t. z eagle, or you don't, off reports from the don bass frontline. these rushes new defensive lines on the very edge of the form eleg

and the u. s. simply ignored the decision and even said ok, well now we're not even going to submit to the jurisdiction of the international court of justice unless we want to. that is, we'll just decide what cases what will be subject to, well, that's not law, right? i mean when you just pick and choose what laws and we see this, you know, over and over, i think another big inflection point was the nato war on serbia. which had no basis international law, which did not have security council authorization. and then of course, you had the 2nd gulf war as well. no security council authorization. so international law has been, you know, it's been widowed down over time to the point that it's not impactful. it, again, particularly against the stronger states, it just used against 4 countries, right? that less is the fact that the united states still, i think, to some extent, cares about their, the core, the public opinion. and i think one of the time honors message that it uses is to sort of try to na

but you don't see any of that happening from the u. s. you don't see the u. s. helping i to negotiate a solution and back you see them interfering to prevent solution from being agreed to. so that is very, very troubling. if there was any doubt thus far, he is unhinged. i am concerned for his mental health. he is obviously willing to risk nuclear armageddon to preserve his regime. and i don't think that russia or other state leaders are that are dealing with him. can any longer consider him to be a rational actor. and we also have to take this in the context of his recent actions . he has ordered his military forces in the law over the last 2 months to continually shell and attack with kamikaze drones. the zappa rosure nuclear power plant, whatever his absurd denials to the contrary. if western leaders do not immediately denounce his statements and back away from it, i think we have to consider them complicit if a nato ducks in any way russia that so the 3rd world war, because russia is going to retaliate against all nato member states. and that would be easy

the situation in the u. s. won't be what it is now. person president milosevic might be on that something here in his attempt to read the tea leaves ahead of the u. f. mid term elections. and a couple of weeks the democrats are in a really tight race with republicans for control of the house, the senate, and also several states. and the number one issue for american voters by far is inflation with ukraine, way down that list of priorities. but here's the democratic house speaker, nancy pelosi running off to a foreign country instead of towards the finish line in the final stretch of the race to attend to conference about the occupying crimea when people there voted 8 years ago in favor of what the west keeps qualify as occupation. meanwhile, the biden administration and the democratic house and senate majorities keep routinely shoveling billions of dollars in cash weapons out the door to key if enabling a war that's completely deregulating the energy markets and is a big contributing factor to the cost of livi

the u. s. military has announced its killed the leader of the owls ship, bob islamist militant group, and a nurse strike in somalia. the news comes after several recent attacks killed dozens in the east african country for which the at militants claim responsibility . the al qaeda affiliated group is alleged to be fighting to over through somali is western back government. in the footage here, you can see the aftermath of one of those attacks. the information ministry said the leaders, death is a foot thorton removed from this somali nation will. needless to say, a u. s. military presence is not only found in somalia report state, washington has at least 20 operational military bases across africa. coffee co arco, a senior research fellow at the center for africa. china studies in johannesburg, says the u. s. uses loopholes to increase its military presence on the continent. had to bluntly say african countries right now a week military defense white sticker. it was an early that, as much as w

well, that's the claim by russia's deputy envoy, the u. s. u. s. how speak us clumsy run for allegedly supporting russia with drones. while america on nato continued to send millions of dollars in weapons to ukraine, 13 people are injured in russia's done yet. republic after ukrainian forces launched multiple strike capital and adjacent areas. on the french box, presidents of crisis stricken shod to points the fingers outside interference, claiming foreign powers have orchestrated violent protest in his country with moscow to the world. this is all the international. my name is peter scott's here with the top stories at 11 am. pasco give wants to dragon nate. so into direct war with russia by using a so called nuclear dirty bomb. that's the claim made by russia's deputy envoy to the un grain has the capacity you can't. ukraine has so old the reasons to do so, because we know that students get easy wants to invoke nato for direct cause flesh with russia. the comments came after a closed door meeting of the un security council that was held at russia

for the u. s. military saying what the u. s. military wants, unfortunately, you started made years so badly compromise and doesn't recognize the conflicts of interest that people are being fooled by that. i mean the, the i, b, c, the, the australian state media does not even acknowledge that the people that live in the viewing or that s b is funded by and destroyed in and the u. s. military. and of course, a u. s. military on these try, the military had their own agenda in relation to china in the pacific region, across to africa now, where tons and it says no to g m o. that's off to neighboring, kenya lifted it's, and year been on the farming an impulse of genetically modified crops. we are not open to such genetically modified technology. kenya's move has no effect on us. we will keep on utilizing the hybrid op varieties as our various studies maintain, that we have enough in the very best hybrid seeds that are commercially viable and more productive than g m. anthony is concerned that genetically modified foods might find t

the u. s. senate candidate is blacklisted by keith, was suggesting a diplomatic solution from ukraine war we speak to diane say a herself and i don't think it's, you know, the wisest thing to do if you're interested in security to start throwing things, terms around information terrorists. also on the program, new intelligence paints a very different picture of the canadian.

the u. s. is not singling out indian companies in order to avoid obese confrontation with the indian government. interesting, because these are far as minister, windy out of the extraction, goes with it to the us, where you wilson met with the secretary of state as the thinker they shook hands there, the mild each other. in fact, what i'm sleeping can say a few days ago, we have made real progress in elevating that partnership bilaterally. that is directly between us. the partnership between our countries, between india, in the united states is simply one of the most consequential in the world. in that right, also, dr. andrew shanker, came back to india. us last, the indian company with a sanction inside. this is the very 1st time that a private company in india has been sanctioned by the usaa in to see them. we also point out here the dr. essay shown god, why that on his to the u. s. recently complain about the oil prices breaking in the us back the way back, but in the account by, oh, it cert

the u. s. williams, the saudis, as royal back stabbers following the opec plus decision to splash oil output. reorder those to us is fully responsible for the energy prices in the country. and are ridiculous. moscow isn't buying, he as attempts to retract president going, please call for preemptive strikes on russia by claiming he was actually calling for sanctions with from moscow to the world. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins, and these are the top stories this hour. we begin with breaking news from crimea. several reports have emerged of a large fire on the current bridge between mainland russia and crimea. the video is still yet to be verified, but appears to show fix, smoke billowing from a fire on the bridge, and the distance report say, a fuel tanker caught fire and there was an explosion. but it's not yet clear what might have caused. it will bring you more details as soon as they come in. earlier in russia, donnelly republic, the ukrainian army attacked the city of yello

the u. s. considers it's response to opec's decision to cut oil production, including over relations with saudi arabia. as biden's, lobbying and riata to keep boil exports up failed to achieve with watch yourself. an australian thing tank funded by western states accuses beijing of spreading is influence and solomon islands. and it can, yes, sparks fears and tanzania of genetically modified to produce entering the country after the african state lifts. a ban on such produce to help tackle a growing food crisis with from lost out to the world. this is our to international. i'm rachel blevins, and these are the top stories this our moscow says, the ukranian president is calling for the start of the world war after vladimir zalinski urged nato to carry out a 1st strike against russia. shopper when that'll moved it. what should nato do, and eliminate the possibility of russia using nuclear weapons? i once again appeal to the international community as it was before february 24th. we need preemptiv

where u. s. media outlets were quick to denounce represented of mccarthy statement, saying that the mach chrissy is no longer important to republicans. as the democrats still hold, the majority of seats in the highest ukraine continues to get hefty financial help from the us. with a, we're $17000000000.00 in a to having already been sense, much of it weapons, washington plans to transfer another $725000000.00 to kia for security assistance. that comes as storing inflation is being ignored by the biden administration. according to fox news host, tucker carlson. i'm not concerned about our economy. i'm concerned about ukraine. our economy is strong as hell. really. have you look at marcus? it's not just tycoon of care. that's where your retirement account is. it's way down. and by the way, day to day you notice inflation, we have record inflation. we've got some reaction to that from dr. jack rasmus, professor of economics and politics of northern california, st. mary's college who sees washington

the u. s. actions are aimed at denying the ortega maria regime the resources they need to continue to undermine democratic institutions in nicaragua. the us treasury imposed sanctions on nicaragua, mining authority, along with talk government officials as biden signs of executive order that could restrict to u. s. companies when doing business with nicaragua, go with industry as well as blocking us investments and other sectors in the country. they would also leave the option of identifying other sectors of the nicaraguan economy that could be sanctioned further, wealthier, the u. s. accounted for almost 80 percent of nicaraguan and gold shipments. earlier, artie spoke to ben norton a nicaragua based journalist to say the new us sanctions. i ended regime change of the country. these us sanctions are illegal according to international law. they are unilateral course of measures and the new us sanctions on the gold sector in nicaragua are aimed at one targeting a state lead industry in order to

the 2nd 1945 in tokyo bank, the board, the american battleship, u. s. s. missouri with representing the soviet union general did a general also signed the surrender documentable on the u. s. s. missouri general. macarthur and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the usa the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese war criminals. america behaved as if it owned the courtroom after all, japan was in its hands with the hoa america unless she hi, norma don. yes. that a good there are a maker on the summer nissan. do we're good. okay. america. debra new and you were ah ah, the tokyo tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946 by this time churchill had already delivered his sinew as of peace speech that heralded the cold war. in the tokyo tribunal became an arena, prevailed, confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and if detachments despite soviet demands the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and

the u. s. as new defense strategy, in fact, does not rule out the use of nuclear weapons against non nuclear threats. it has been tamed. a controversial 1st strike policy that biden earlier suggested wouldn't be needed at a more surprisingly, the you, as president, has changed his mind and pentagons new strategy. in fact, looks very similar to i used to be under trump administration. interesting that the publication of this new strategy was expected 6 months ago. it was postponed, and we only saw it now published exactly after weimer putting speaking at val di, discussion club earlier on thursday, explicitly said no to using nuclear weapons. this is what library applicant had to say, which you, when you go, then you go any. we have never said anything about the possible use of nuclear weapons by russia, but only hinted at statements made by the leaders of western countries. back windlass trust was prime minister in the u. k. she told the press that britain is a nuclear power and it is the pm's

so the u. s. seems to be just a string with a long, maybe hoping for some kind of gambit or miracle that will reverse their fortunes. but it's hard to see what the strategy even is at this point. and the you can't seem to be be being led to the slaughter really? yeah, scott, you know, it's been mentioned before and in the many, many programs. i've done this since the conflict started, but it's very interesting how, particularly the americans, maybe the british, when they, when they analyze russians, military efforts in ukraine, they see it through the prism of shocking are they, they can't seem to comprehend what the russians are doing. the russians are bogged down, they have no ammo, they have no morale, but they see it through the vice and maybe like, you know, and the, the 2003 war against iraq go ahead. i mean, it is, this is a huge problem in the west because we don't have an appropriate metric to do this. you know, and i have to admit, i was guilty of the same thing. when this conflict start

all the u. s. and nato continue to send billions of dollars in weapons to crane. 13 people are injured in russia. john s republic after ukrainian forces launch multiple stripes on its capital and adjacent areas. the u. s. left more than 300000 afghan rescue program applications and read. i made promises from the biden administration tells those who worked with the u. s. military during the conflict with from law scouts of the world. this is our to international. i'm rachel blevins, and these are the top stories this. our top us officials have condemned a rod denouncing or rhonda alleged military support to russia and contrast to to u. s. attempts to make the world a safer place. i think iran is making a big mistake. we've been trying for a while now to have a nuclear agreement with iran says that we can make the world a safer place. and now they're going off aiding the russians. and making brought a less safe place. clear evidence that iran is right now on the ground involved engaged in the war and

ah, the u. s. has imposed a new pack of sanctions on iranian train partners unexpected the name mean indian base petroleum company. this makes the 1st time in india firm has ever been affected by far reaching us sections. today, the u. s. department of the treasury office of foreign asset control sanctioned an international network of companies. the action targets iranian brokers and several front companies in the u. a. hong kong and india that have facilitated financial transfers and shipping of iranian petroleum and petrochemical products. we decided to live in want to buy the u. s. on the move by the federal chemical company for floating, so called global or u. s. and file to sanctions. when the company do it, essentially imported $1000000.00 worth of petrochemical thought out. so iran and exported then to china, a thought for either the 16, the watering cost living the u. s. is not singling out indian companies in order to avoid obese concentration with a dean government, interesting missiles c

it's the u. s. government for to lighting, financial assistance, so me store felton heritage side in that particular region. now this got the battle or the fcc deal, which remember dr. sean, go with the fast minutes so, or in the land. the biden administration proposal providing $415000000.00 or fairs and military assistance to box sun. nevertheless, as far as a visit or be with a boy to be okay. i'm calling is ha, all saw john. one question you said it has effect india. they've taken up by shaw, but it's close live, take home most about who previously served as india as foreign secretary and basset to turkey, trons and russia. many thanks for joining us on the program. it's nice to see. i'd like to ask you, why is this such inconsistency among top us politicians to think it was a deliberate provocation, noticed the an ignorant mistake by the bass of the well, if it was a mistake, then they would have good activity. but i've seen that they are reading the formulation of them are in good meeting, so

today, the u. s. department of the treasury office of foreign asset control sanctioned an international network of companies. the action target, serena and brokers, and several front companies in the u. e. hong kong and india that have facilitated financial transfers and shipping of iranian petroleum and petrochemical products. we decided to live and go to buy the u. s. on the move by the federal chemical company for floating, so called global or u. s. and file to sanctions. what is the company doing it essentially imported mean the doors walk, petrochemical thought up. so iran, i think for could been to china a foot even the 16, the water including the u. s. is not singling out indian companies in order to avoid obese confrontation with the indian government. interesting, because these are far as minister of india. dr. estranged and goes with it to the us where we will med wait to say what you see as the thinker. they shook hands down the mild each other. in fact, what i'm saying, think and say, a f

but i think the u. s. geostrategic position on this is obviously to rally and mobilize a group of allies, not only measure, but obviously in europe, in the context of russia and ukraine already beginning to see that in order to build this coalition for which as many clients, technology and the conductance being one of that, and it is this very broad strategic approach that the u. s. horse will help again, a technological edge over a period of time or what it regards as in door made by china or the kid, and also accusations about intellectual property. and so this, that essentially taking a cohesive approach in order to address let's just take a step back from this for a moment because a lot of people i know will be, will be wondering, what does this all going to mean for things like personal devices, phones and other electronic devices that sort of thing. you know, we can, we talked a lot about military hardware, but how is this going to, is it going to affect it all our daily use of these devices and get

. news r u. s. invasions hit a record high, not seen since 982, putting pressure on the federal reserve to raise interest rates by 75 basis points, which is due to hit americans even more in their wallets. a soaring as the prices and higher cost of living continue slight this it seems how speaking nancy pelosi seems tired of hearing about the worries of domestic invasion. when i hear people talk about inflation as a heard in there, we have to change that subject. inflation is a global phenomena phenomenon. the, you, the european union, u. k. the british have a higher inflation rate than we do here. it's not the fight is not a bad inflation. it's about the cost of living. prices are increasing for for the salaries, but recording inflation is only half the problem. report saying the puzzle savings rate in the u. s. has dropped to like 15 percent of the last year. we heard from some americans who told us how they, dave, the lives are affected by untenable rising cost of living for having the savings i

a and saudi from u. s, military companies. that's why in the us, people are saying, hang on a minute, we must tie any kind of aid and contracts to ordering saudi arabia here in the u. a about just the way that nato, the defense department, and the u. s. military industrial complex want them to act. so yeah, it is a balancing game, but then again, the international, the strategic, sorry, no international, the american strategic petroleum reserves with united states before this decision. we're looking like they were back in the 1980s when arguably they could order the u . a in saudi arabia. more washington. good. and now i think in the past few minutes, the u. s. is already saying they're going to have to release more from that strategic petroleum reserve. so it's a balancing act for developing world countries. but many roman j does. even in the washing belt, we're having to admit is a change times. and of course, looking towards it, even though not reporting on it, we soccer chang, i cooperation organization meeting led to learn

in 2017, the u. s. air force website announced a tender for the purchase of russian people's biological samples. russian authorities requested clarification of the proposed purpose of the purchase and received an answer from bo downey spokesman for the u. s. air education and training command. the pentagon needs to collect russian bio material to continue in musculoskeletal system, research, re honesty, why they wanted russian data remains unclear, and there was no assurance that it wasn't to help create a bio weapons. no syrup associates could reserve hiscock were serious abuse to came retail. it may concern you. yes. nick shook her theatre. i knew fisher, in the case of us. oh, should oh easy. and most of his associates were never punished for their terrific crimes. many opened their own clinics in japan and even one awards shoe. i knew that they nodded new monkwood. oh, miss acting. men dying shallow. corla nuzzy. the you got a got a you the loo. only 12 defendants pleaded guilty. the court sentence

in the u. s. and everywhere else and everybody had a problem since 2009, the debt everywhere has skyrocketed, even in china, japan, everywhere. so now the debt is much, much, much higher. so we're going to have the next time we have a problem, it's going to be worse than ever. whereas that in my lifetime, we had a bull market from 2009 until 2022. that's 13 years when you have a long bull market, it ends the things that went up the most in the book market are the things that go down the most or some of them go down the most when the bad market comes, the year, 2000, some of the folks like amazon went down 80 percent, and amazon afterwards came back and nothing was changed. so it's just the stock price. but some companies disappeared in that bad market because they were living on their stock price. we'll have a recession, and we might have a very bad recession. we've always had recessions, everywhere in the world, throughout history. it's nothing new about recession. we always have them. if you're

the u. s. has suggested at the un to deploy an international security force to haiti as the government, their struggles to deal with chaos in the country. ah, as you can see here, reaction to the art requests were swift on the country streets license in port au prince showed their opposition. demanding about the prime minister reside the haitian government has requested foreign troops to be deployed immediately. but much of the general population appears to be against the deployment and any more interventions. and really we don't need an occupation of our country. we can find solutions in our own. why don't they strengthen the police and the army? woe to them if they come to our land because we don't need them here. today's the yes, they're calling on foreigners to come and torture us because they already have a habit of doing this. they have already come 4 times to our country as an intervention force. this has never brought any changes to us. on the contrary, they gave the for president, coul

the u. s. lambs, the saudis, as world back stabbers following the open plus decision to slash oil output. brianna that says the u. s. is totally responsible for the energy crisis in the country. and of ridiculous moscow isn't buying p as attempts to attract president for these call for preemptive strikes on russia by claiming he was actually calling for sanctions with mosque out to the world. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins. and these are the top stories. this hour we begin with breaking news from crimea. the russian anti chair committee says a car exploded on the crimean bridge, connecting mainland russia and crimea causing damage and a large fire. here some video from eyewitnesses of the fire close up recorded on the bridge itself. officials say a fuel tanker caught fire after the explosion. a part of the road is reportedly heavily damaged. less cross live now to archie, artistic ignores it. on up for more details. igor, what more do we know so far about this incident? will a

which is that it's obvious that either the u. s. u. k, poland, or some combination of the 3, which is probably the case is responsible for this and it is remarkable. as you point out, the germans are saying anything, salt and berg, nato said, well, clearly this looks like some kind of sabotage. you know, the elephant in the room is, is this. i mean, it reminds me of the image, 17 of the plane that just happened to get blown up from was blamed on russia. the idea that there's anything in it for russia to blow up their own pipeline of multi $1000000000.00 to lose $500.00 a $1000000.00 worth of gas and thin air. it makes no sense. obviously it's, it's, it's feels like a desperation move, but not against russia. and this is the important point, i think a peter, which is this was that attack? no, no rush this property only. but mostly in the talk on germany, yet germany has no chance. and there is, there have been some indication that there were some discussions going on between russia and germany. there's unrest in germany. people take int

the u. s. is exploring a range of response options to the opec plus decision to cut oil production, as washington as reportedly desperate to secure cheap oil imports from venezuela. and is said to be and talks to ease sanctions on the maduro government. in exchange for energy supplies. this comes after the opec plus group decided to slash its oil output, which is expected to keep fuel prices high. meanwhile, the largest u. s. a loyal trade groups wrote a letter to energy secretary jennifer granholm saying they are very concerned that washington is considering limiting its fuel exports in order to lower consumer prices. they said this move could only disrupt global markets, reduce domestic refining capacity and alienate us allies that says, joe biden is being called out by a prominent fox news host over the sabotage of the north stream gas pipelines from russia to germany. where might some americans have gotten the notion that the by the administration might have been involved directly or throug

great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and if detachments despite soviet demands the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the usaa biological weapons command. there will biologists, doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men faced trial and about asking for still to new others. they can kunal sake of i e d divided by the t did ok this the signal came q in osaka, which side of june the whole the if dr. through them as the fan so no to me or 2 on either santo honda this? well, can i live there? so got in the kink, your data always cycle, j

but the u. s. seems determined to provoke a conflict and it's going to force chandra defend itself and is going to really the threat. is that tie one is going to be used like se a new crime as a, as a way to try and provoke a conflict with john or in the us will try and use it to weaken china in some way. but it's a, it's a terrible danger. i that's a program for now. thank you so much for joining us. you were naughty international . we are back soon with awe. on november, the 3rd 1945, just a month after the war ended, the u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3 to 9 and select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right. is the u. s. s. i was devastated by will the united states last about 400000 people at the brit swash less than the americans did. and the soviet suffer 27000000 deaths. mm mm. 27000000 is an incredible number. by john kennedy gave us american universities commencement address it back to 63. he said that what the soviet suffered of

and as you point now, the u. s. unilaterally invaded countries from iraq to afghanistan to libya, the somalia, to serbia. i mean, the u. s. has no ground to stand up in criticizing russia for this operation. all right, you know it's not a bad move on out of time. thanks a lot for joining us here. it was a pleasure. thank you very much. it by movie, another commander in chief of the cleans, all forces valerie, lose me. in the event is version a published a photo. so don't in want looks like the 3rd or 3rd, right? yeah. in fact, the allusion posted a photo on twist. so with a statement declaring that ukraine struggle against russia is on a scale that quote, the world has not seen since the 2nd world war, but on the phone to people in my sympathy zoomed in. and notice the general wearing a bracelet, the somehow the just a swastika later some ukrainians posted a photo. another photo on the internet with a room in scene. you're trying to prove that the base it contains the nazi symbol i was simply distorted by the quali