u. s. access to several additional philippines spaces in arrangement that strengthens the philippines, defense capabilities and grants. the u. s. a stronger foot holt, to counter what it sees as the biggest potential threat in the south china sea region. a possible invasion of tie one by china. joining me now for more context on this is author columnist and political scientists. richard ha. darian returned an iron clad commitment from the us to defend the philippines, including in the south china sea. does this make the philippines safer or increased chances of a real confrontation with bridging? well as far as the statement, iron clad is concerned, this is kind of a shade, medically shade that the united states use this. we not only treat the, like the philippines, but we hear also doctor, when the united states dos about its relationship with gulf countries, persian gulf countries in the middle east, for instance. so i think that war, it doesn't care as much water, except when the, by the admini

u. s. military access to but it is a case study for areas that were chosen u. s. vessels like the one behind me are a constant presence here is so big as many as a 100 of them dock every year for a number of reasons, including to refuel and get repairs done. in fact, it was during one of those routine visits in 2014, when jennifer lauder a filipino transgender woman was murdered by an american serviceman. joseph's got pemberton, a u. s. marine was convicted of killing loudy, but was pardoned by former president would be good at 30 in 2020 and set back to the us. the murder of jennifer allowed us not an isolated case. the 16000 cases of prosecution. that arrows in a long couple, allen and the 8600 shill. again, irish and children that were left behind. and like suby, b, g a n which will host us forces into of its basis is close to taiwan. the focal point of much of the antagonism between the u. s. and china cu glanced governor manuel mamba opposed to plant. we know dying. why is a polymer game? no, it is always been that way. era. we know that while i'm married,

u. s. military access to but it is a case study for areas that were chosen u. s. vessels, like the one behind me are a constant presses. here is so big as many as a 100 of them dock every year for a number of reasons, including to refuel and get repairs done. in fact, it was during one of those routine visits in 2014, when jennifer lauder a filipino transgender woman was murdered by an american servicemen. 9 of joseph's got pemberton, a u. s. marine was convicted of killing loudy, but was pardoned by former president would be good at 30 in 2020 and set back to the us. the murder of jennifer allowed us not an isolated case. the 16000 cases of prosecution, that arrows in a long couple alone and the 8600 shill. again, irish and children that were left behind and like suby bay to vienne, which will host u. s. forces into of its basis is close to taiwan. the focal point of much of the antagonism between the u. s. and china cu glanced governor manuel mamba opposed to plant. we're no dying. why is a polymer game? no, it has always been that way. era. we know that while

u. s. gave the green light to keeps access to s 16 sizes yet, but on the ground, what will it take to break the russian front lines? the w william blue croft has more for months now. the front line in russia's war and ukraine has barely bunched. let's have a closer look. now, while russia has consolidated positions in the eastern part of the country, ukraine has been able to hold them there. the cost of doing that in human and material terms has been immense. intelligence estimates suggest tens of thousands of debt on both sides, if not more. and the front runs more than 650 kilometers and ukraine's east and south. now, the no man's land between russian and ukrainian forces is littered with fortifications . but keep each side at bay preventing the ukrainians from breaking through. well, let's have a look. first. we have a mine field behind them. rows of paint traps and other barriers. the more mine feels and trenches the likes of which we haven't seen since world war one more than a century ago. and behind that we have trenches big enough for tanks and other vehicles to get trapped in. and

u. s. has agreed to support ukraine's access to advance fighter dress. moscow says the restaurant, the colossal this is it supplies the just to keep the process back. number 3 group says that his forces have full control of a procedure for in city of a food. city has been the side of months of peers fighting so downs capital has come under renewed air attacks and fighting between the army and paramilitary rapids support forces. the strikes hit, the east is to refer to mon friday destroying thousands of military trucks. there was a 2nd day of intense fighting. the city of neela and south star for hundreds of people have been killed in the conflict which is now in its 5th week. but the 2nd meeting between the white house and republican negotiators has ended without a deal to raise the us government's borrowing limits. treasure is warning, washington could run out of money as early as june. the 1st republicans who control the house of representatives are demising budget cuts. a default could cause global markets to crush pocket stones and bottled former prime minister in montana is told out to 0 t

u. s. has agreed to support ukraine's access to advanced fighter jets. moscow says the west runs a colossal risk. if it supplies the jets to keys, you shuffle over has more on the reaction from moscow as the russian foreign ministry, briefly commented on the plans for the west of time. so they f. 16, find a just to ukraine, according to debbie to heather they for administrative and it sounds like bruce western countries continue to fuller the costs of escalation in the ukrainian complex. according to him, the western countries stick to the escalation scenario. that was me, you know, was risk for themselves in a case that steps will be taken into account with rushes lines and the rush has moved into 3 meetings to achieve its goals. that was the deputy ministers risk calls to be a possible supply of the f sixteens to ukraine. i always see that it seems and always they play a very important role in the ukranian counselor offensive of the bottle field as well as they would be able to sub a missile defense systems covering the size of the transition. so obviously this fine, no. so normally go to

u . s. could denies that africa billions of brands of benefits, divide the applicant, growth and opportunity access, bypassing the slow and very difficult process of imposing sanctions. these are extremely serious accommodations by the u. s. and could have serious ramifications for the start african nation. the most powerful economies in the fractious trade, conflicts that threatens all the smaller economies of the world. the poor and marginalized, are facing the greatest threat in that they apply to spoke to why the my, to fight. the result has to be an increased economic risk for the most vulnerable, low growth levels and much of the globe and neglect of those in the greatest need. this is not the world many hoped for when the cold war ended speaking more generally uh, no video before this, this accusation by the us. what was the current state of relations between washington and south africa? so, so that's a good refuse to condemn the russian invasion of ukraine. western states that have been active more or less publicly, on pressuring the so african government to speak up against the war. and so

as the american banking system provides no guarantees for access to reserves hold the u. s. economist questioned off believes that the rapid growth of the indian economy provides an opportunity for the repeat to become a new reserve currency. all right, this is really happening now. the sort of status which you have del ahead, 20 years of or 10 years ago. that is not good. now you see as guarantee ya has been prominent, great britain, bonag and communist indian will be my own currency. is also getting importance be are the 5th largest economy. we are growing by 2027. we expected to be the 3rd because to call me and i'm going to want to go to the doctor and she is eager and see which globally central banks are use for their products. is of all those and see which would be use what i need. national reasons, i should die of national treatment. so definitely there is, there are chances that and then go and see what become a guarantee. now there are many countries which are dealing with india and z and b . so n a b is gaining prominence in the past one year again, prominence and

trace the great replacement theory back to 1790, the first immigration act, which establishes access to u. sp for white people only. when whiteness hasn't even been consolidated as a category. immigration laws shows us this. take us back to 1919 with medicine grants book, the passing of the white race. 1920, the rising tide of color against white supremacy. right? and how that's connected to the french writers, camus, who writes the great replacement. before him -- the camp of saints. that's 1973. all of this stuff around whiteness has everything to do with the tricky magic necessary to maintain this illusion that somehow, white people carry with them a sense of superiority, which means that they should be valued more than others. and tucker carlson sits in that sweet spot, and fox exploits it. >> you know, jamelle, as the professor so brilliantly says, the exploitation on behalf of fox of all of this cannot be ignored. right? we started the segment talking about what's happening in florida with ron desantis. the mainstreaming of anti crt, anti dei, the republican party basically taking its

the pills over the counter would be a historic first and make birth control pills more accessible to women in the u. snal fda decision is expected this summer . more states are considering legislation to push back school start times last year, the national conference on state legislatures reported. four states pushed for later school start times this year. that number went up to nine. this comes amid research showing middle and high schoolers not getting the sleep they need in 2019, california pushback public school start times for middle and high school and state officials say there has been a major improvement in mood and performance at schools when students arrive later. katy pere headliners tonight at the big concert at windsor castle, celebrating the coronation of king charles, the third lionel richie, saying his hit all night long. other performers included andrea bocelli, steve winwood and the british band take that, among others. during the concert , prince williams spoke to the crowd. as my grandmother said when she was crowned coronations are a declaration of our hopes for the future. and i

kathy hoko signed the legislation, which also increases access to abortion medication for university students becomes almost a year after the u. s. supreme court overturned a 50 year old ruling and that abortion a constitutional right. thousands of hollywood film and television writers have gone on strike after failing to reach an agreement with major studios over pay. the strikers already shut down most america late night tv shows and can delay the release of series and movies in the fall, right, or say their incomes have been reduced by online streaming services. i know that out of the writers room and onto the streets. over $11000.00 members of the writers guild of america off duty after they failed to reach a deal with studio representatives, hollywood act to rob low joined the picket line in los angeles. oh um. i came out to support the writers because we're his actors were only as good as the writing we yet. and my son is on the picket line. the unions chief negotiator laid out the principal concerns. broadly we're asking for increases and pay and residuals, so that writers can make a career and stay in this profession and

are signed the legislation today, which also increases access to abortion medication for university students. it comes almost a year after the u. s. supreme court stripped abortion rights from millions of women british believes have arrested a man for throwing suspected shot gun cartridges on to the grounds of buckingham palace in london. authorities say there were no gunshots or injuries reported in, and they say that an investigation is now underway. it comes as britain prepares to crown a new king, the coronation of king charles. the 3rd takes place this coming saturday. some royal super fans are already buzzing with excitement and hoping to snag a front row seat to history. excitement for the king's coronation is ramping up around plucking. hm. palace and these die hot fence of the royal family want to secure the best spot to witness the kinks procession. this is a big historic event. am the coronation. it's something that we as a group of have a witness before. we've only seen it in black and white on television. and so to be here, i am in the, at the front to say to say history history hotline is for look for isis. it's ama

u. s. has agreed to support ukraine's access to advance fighter jets. moscow says the west runs a colossal risk if it supplies the jets to keep the head of russia's wagner mercenary group. if getting pre goshen says, these forces have full control of the besieged, ukrainian city of buffalo. the city has been the site of months of fierce fighting . ukraine rejects that claim. the 2nd meeting between the white house and republican negotiators has ended without a deal to raise the government's borrowing limits. the treasury is warning. washington could run out of money as early as june. first, the conflict in sudan has put the lives of millions of children at risk. thousands of escaped, but many are still trapped in the escalating violence. you ins, children's agency, says the closure of schools is also affected, their mental health and their well being as the country is already experiencing what it calls a generational catastrophe. uncle suture a foot boards of surviving leaks fighting, incidents, capital costume. some of most made it to the shelton bought a house on the border with egypt. f

u. s. has agreed to support ukraine's access to advanced fighter jets. moscow says so fast runs a colossal risk if it supplies the drugs to keep on leaders that the g 7 have promised to support key for as long as it takes on strengthen dis, arguments and non proliferation efforts. they also discuss china climate change on the risk of part official intelligence. recovery efforts are underway in northern italy officer what's been described as the worst flooding in a century. of these 14 people have died on thousands more around the country have been forced to leave their homes the former for ruby and president, alberta for jury has denied his government. took part in force, there live stations in the 1990s, he was speaking at a hearing to decide if he should face trout for the policy. alexi, o'brien explains, will not so enough for my, oh, there's a food you more a back in front of a judge, but this time peruse and back. so the former president was testifying by video link from present to the full year old is accused of causing severe injuries to a large number of women. and in some cases, d

u. s. was born out of exploitation slavery, the theft of land, and the u. s. military was born out of that same character. and so our generations now have had way more access to information and have been challenged in ways that have grown them up. unlike previous generations where those generations were taught not to question a, the us government and not to question why we're going to war, but that it your duties ago. and if you're a good citizen, then you'll go. but now our, our use are, are not being fooled. by these narratives and climate change, i think has a lot to do with that. and you have access to information on the front lines of resistance, sort of violence against the land. like you have standing rock, you have missing a murdered indigenous women. you have the hypocrisies and contradictions of the u. s. right in our faces. and we're able to talk about it now in ways that we weren't able to talk about it before, especially after the trump era. and so with the u. s being the largest polluter in the world, the largest holder of real estate in the world with more than 4800 defense sites, everywhere on all continents. in more than 160 countries. i t

u. s researchers cite problems including high costs and limited access to grocery stores of americans invey said they shopped at a dollar store for food in the past month. 32 million americans have at least one food allergy. now there are new positive developments and treatments and prevention, especially for peanut allergies . now it's a new study published by the journal of allergy and clinical immunology examined ways to help lower a child's risk of developing a peanut allergy, the study found when peanuts were included in the diets of four months old, four month olds with eczema and six month olds without eczema. they had a 77% decrease in developing a peanut allergy if the introduction of peanuts was postponed until 12 months, the allergy rate was only decreased by 33% amazing time is 5 41. we're talking about all kinds of allergies and about the weather . steve paulson's back again. i am indeed we'll take a look at the temps this week because inland they're going to do a little roller coaster ride here. yes. stirred a we came down from the saturday highs conquered was 85 today, goi

u. s. researchers cite problems including high costs and limited access to grocery stores. 55% of americans at a dollar store for food in the past month. zoom and youtube will soon be showing up on the display screen of many trucks and suvs. google has announced vehicles with android soft months. carmakers volvo and pole star will be the first to let owners watch youtube in their vehicles, but only when drivers are parked. drivers will also be able to join zoom conference calls while on the road, but those calls will be. almost all stay at home. mom say it's difficult to return to the workforce, accor of stay at home moms say they face challenges or expect to when trying to find a job outside the home their biggest problem the gap in the resume. many also say they faced bias in the hiring process. economic experts estimate more than 850,000 full time stay at home mothers wanted to return to the workforce in 2021. people nationwide are keeping their vehicles for longer periods of time amid skyrocketing prices and higher interest rates, according to a new report from s and p global mobility,

farmers that has been a long running dispute about access to land and water. meanwhile, in south eastern lodge area on sizes have open find a convoy of u. s. embassy stuff is getting to local work is on 2 police officers. they were traveling through a number of states which has been claimed by violence in recent years. fighting between the rapids support forces zone groups is escalating in west and all for some of the west. finance is happening in elegant in the us. how speak of kevin mccarthy says the debt ceiling deal is possible by the end of the week. it follows that his meeting of the white house with president joe biden, which announced it less than an hour. republicans and democrats have been in talks to find an agreement on raising the government's borrowing limit head of the company that created chat g p t has warranty us, senators that onto official intelligence needs regulation, some open and says it's essential to cut the risk by increasing and increasing a powerful a ice. congress is assessing possible threats including potential manipulation. as the 2024 election, heavy rain full has caused flooding across the northern is la

states they signed the legislation, which also increases access to abortion. medication for university students, it comes almost a year after the u. s. supreme court stripped abortion rights from millions of women, russian state media play a crucial role in maintaining public support for moscow war against ukraine. but could the kremlin eventually lose its grip on its tightly controlled narrative? d. w. 's maria had to mud, so looks at how russian t v fashioned an alternate reality of a deadly missile strike on the city of oman, russia, sas, its army, uses precision weapons only aimed at military targets. so how's the propaganda? spinning this narrative, this apartment block in human central ukraine was struck by russia may styles it heat at around 4 in the morning when most people were in bad. the strike killed $23.00 people including 6 children. so how did moscow respond? russia state to be used images of they destroyed building, claiming that this devastation was actually ukraine fault course by key is shelling of the don't boss region, even though this region is hundreds of kilometers away from the actual scene of the tragedy. y

u. s. government announced $33000000.00 to increase access to education. part of a broader strategy by the by did administration to address the root causes of migration from central america critics. in honduras, however, warned that ramp and government corruption means that foreign assistance too often goes astray. ah hello, i am dealing with odds here in london's help stories on al jazeera sedans, warring parties have agreed in principle to a 7 day cease far the army and the power military rapid support forces previously accepted a string of ashore to chooses. but each one's been interrupted by more fighting. the conflict is now in its 18th day, and there are fears. it could become a much broader disaster hit. but morgan, ace in the capital, caught him to get a sense of what people think of yet another upcoming ceasefire. you'll have to look at how they've viewed the previous ones, many of the residents in various parts of the capitol, hard to me who we spoke to say that the word sci fi has lost its meaning. and they are looking at the day to day events.

u. s. and western sanctions that have been targeting their one in petrochemical industry. they, the sanctions are, are block iran's access to key foreign technologies. and the centers also are prevent iranian are petrochemical products and oil derivatives from being marketed in the global market push left on. fortunately, the petrochemical industry is sanctioned, prove because it has various products and international market needs such production. they can put several persons and companies on their sanctioned list. but generally, the petrochemical industry cannot be sanctioned, and it is restriction proof the needs of the countries for them to fulfill their needs from iran's markets by different approaches. hands were not worried about the sanctions. this year has been named increasing productivity, or production complexes have commenced their work to have the most amount of productivity for a country. the bricks, countries, including brazilian chinese, russian and indian companies, which are the major partners of iran, petroleum industry, had the perfect role in iran's petroleum market, in view of fulfilling their own i

u. s department of agriculture defines food insecurity as not having access to enough food to maintain anive and healthy lifestyle. the most recent study finds that the national rate of food and security has not improved over the last three years remaining at about 10% and some local studies indicate that the national numbers underestimate food insecurity cases by as much as one third area based linkedin has announced it's cutting more than 700 jobs, worldwide companies and jobs and professional services site owned by microsoft . it comes as the company announced it plans to phase out its in career jobs. app by august focuses on jobs in china companies, citing slower growth , china has struggled in local competition. linkedin as some 20,000 workers worldwide. another bayer company is announcing layoffs twist. bioscience is headquartered in south san francisco. it produces synthetic dna and dna products for businesses and medical research. the san francisco business times reports the company is cutting 270 jobs as it strives for profitability. spokesperson tells sf gate about three quarter

access to land and water. and then south eastern nigeria sizes of open file and a convoy of u. s embassy staff is coming to local workers and to police officers. they were traveling through a number of state which has been played by violence and recent years. fighting between the rapids support forces and groups is escalating and west and off for some of the west violence that's happening in l janina and us how speak a give them a copy, says a did the ceiling deal as possible by the end of the week. it follows amazing at the white house with president joe biden, which lots of less than an hour us could default on this $31.00 treaty until the date if negotiations fail. the news continues here on al jazeera, after we'll hotels up next. talk to out just 0. we arms who is really fighting this rush or visit faulkner or is it the russian military? we listen. we started talking to me. i'm also that is your citizen. you should stick to the back. we meet with a news me, cuz i'm talk about the stories that message one out. you see you the control of the holiday and under control of the reg

u. s. government announced $33000000.00 to increase access to education. part of a broader strategy by the by did administration to address the root causes of migration from central america critics. in honduras, however, warned that ramp and government corruption means that foreign assistance too often goes astray. ah, hello, i am dealing with odds here in london's help stories on al jazeera sedans. warring parties have agreed in principle to a 7 day c.

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u. s. and international law to make sure that they have a way to access and to have their day in court. >>s like texas use aggressive tactics in arresting migrants on the florida-appointed judge temporarily blocking president biden's border policy that would released migrants on parole. what do you make of the contrast between how the two parties are reacting to these developments? >> i think that it is reflective of the dynamics that we see these days and the recent past where one party decided to weaponize the issue and the other party has perhaps not been as full footed in their defense of immigration as both the right thing and the smart thing to do for our country. governor desantis just this week signed one of the most restricted immigration bills to date and it would make it a felony to bring someone into the state and it orders hospitals to collect immigration status and it allocates an additional $12 million for the transport of migrants to other states. so when we saw the political stunt sending a families to martha's vineyard, we should expect to see more of that, unfortunately

u. s. 14 humans oil and mineral riches. and that's something that the internationally recognized him and the government has had given them access to for many years. this was the same policy that was connected by the former president of human early up the law solve it. and this was the intent of the start with the back government um you know, for, you know, in the future. however, with the what the revolution that occurred in 2014, it basically turn things upside down for saudi arabia. and the, you know, the, you have any government backed by saudi arabia. in other words, their plan hit a sudden hold their spot in a blue dog. oh, because now all of the of the, you know, saudi arabia's plans to exploit humans, oil and mental riches. they basically been sabotaged because of the success of the unsolved. a law government use of, of these deals or how putting out, 1st of all, we likely to see all the international companies entering the sort of deals and then we'll see the bill future. and if saudi arabia doesn't like it, or we live pizza, see tensions rising again and perhaps a conflict as well. we know that the oil industry is perh

access to land and water. and in south east nigeria on flies is developing fire and a convoy of u. s embassy stuff is coming to local workers and to police offices. they were traveling through a number of states which has been claimed by violence in recent years. fighting between c, jones rapids support forces and local on groups is escalating in west style for over 300 people reported to have been killed. the in recent days, us how speak of kevin mccarthy says that a debt ceiling deal is possible by the end of the week and follows he's missing at the white house with president joe biden, which is often less than an hour. republicans and democrats have been in talks to funding agreements on raising the government's borrowing limits the head of the company that created chat g p t has warned us senators, that all the official intelligence needs regulation. some open says it's essential to cub the risk presented by increasing a powerful technological advances. the stream coming up next, i talked to, i'll just 0. we ask who is really 5 sickness visit faulkner or is it the russian militar

u. s. assigned a security patch would pop on your guinea as washington tries to count the chinese influence in the pacific. it gives us forces access to pop on you can use feels and poults. greece is governing conservatives, have won the most states and sundays parliamentary elections. but despite to a 20 point lead over the leftist rivals, the new democracy, socials of the majority needed to form a government vote counting is underway. these html parliamentary election was held on sunday as well. 17 political policies, a competing to veteran fighters who are post occupation by denise are seen as function is the prime minister as job. the final result is expected. today's face with a headlines they'll be on use in hospital here on, on tuesday, or next. it's due to be unscripted to stay with us. it recognizes one of the best football managers of all times the transport beyond the storm phone thinks a nice day you were born. and today, you know, why to me look up is the why are some dagger talks to al jazeera when i was looking at c, i a torture programs. i was looking at front companies that have been set up to facilitate them. and

national security threat and could be used by the chinese government access private data of american users. until now, more than half of u. ss and the federal government have banned tiktok on government owned devices. montana's law could serve as a testing ground for future legislation. nation of people asking and objecting to this, saying it violates first amendment rights due process rights. so we'll have to see what occurs right now. congress is considering the restrict act, which would allow the commerce department to regulate apps that are considered a security risk. napolitano ktvu fox two news any has agreed to a $150 million legal settlement in connection with the deadly zog fire in chester county that killed four people and burned more than 56,000 acres. 200 homes and businesses were destroyed. 10 27 others were damaged. cal fire says it started when a tree fell down on pgd lines. as part of the settlement, the utility must pay $140 million to new wildfire mitigation initiatives. officials are warning of dangerous river conditions across the state. multiple people have been swept away in rivers over just the past f

u. s. plot to control that agent, the middle east, and mainly the near is in order to keep russia here on, on china. they, in their attempts to access that you submitted that any of this is the 1st 3 is in the 2nd. the reason for this is that uh, this phone phone, that's good. uh, a couple days more than uh, $50000.00 us troops at the same time. this is something that is not mentioned in the media. could serve also as the military base. and uh, as i said, as part of the network of really 3 bases, most of the world is looking at 4 30 pm most go time this tuesday. i'm pizza scott's. i'll be back again with another look at today's biggest stories in around about half an hour's time. hope to see you then the the top part and maybe focusing at that one to see how many you want on that like us on this. it will be that your most in place. i work with the most part time. totally so you know, this place the pm, my wife. most of them in the thought on them, you know, send me the see list of let me spend them on this quote numbers. now let me the 2nd minus what cause i see the thought case. so i'm kind of missiles quote, the most of these are

to this year to give the us access to for more bases on the islands. papa new guinea is another country in the pacific region seeking closer defense cooperation with the u. s. the country's foreign minister through his support behind the plan to embed pacific island troops in the australian defense force as this country prepared to host anthony albany, joe biden. and roger modi this month for meeting with the pacific island leaders, a new defense cooperation agreement is expected to be on the agenda and on our tongue in senior fellow at the ty institute says washington pressure on states to choose sides only escalades tensions. well, quite frankly, the u. s. is doing its best to find some sort of spring board for your trouble. you know, there's, it's no secret about taiwan. the u. s. has broken the agreement that was memorialized by the 3. communicate back in the seventy's and eighty's, and basically they are now saying that as biden has said that 4 times that he would come to the military aid of taiwan. they walk it back, but they continue to arm taiwan to encourage soccer independence, to have high level meetings all. as i said, delegation of the regiona

access to for more bases on the islands. up in new guinea is another country in the pacific region seeking closer defense cooperation with the u. s. the country's foreign minister through his support behind the plan to embed pacific island troops in the australian defense force as this country prepared to host anthony albany. is joe biden. and remote this month for a meeting with pacific island leaders, a new defense cooperation agreement is expected to be on the agenda. but to get more on the story now we're going to cross live to i in our tongue, going to say a senior fellow at the top. he institute, thanks a lot for joining us. so my 1st question for you is about seeing the singapore singapore is foreign minister, rather saying that he doesn't want se, asia to become an arena for proxy wars. so the question i want to ask is, do you think that the region has already become an arena for proxy wars? well, quite frankly, the u. s. is doing its best to find some sort of spring board for your trouble. you know, there's, it's no secret about taiwan. the u. s. has broken the agreement that was memorialized by the 3 communicate back in

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u. s. plan to control the region, the middle east, and mainly the need is in order to keep russia it on, on china. they in the attempt to access that you submitted that any and this is the 1st, there isn't a 2nd. the reason for this is that the, the, this compound that's good accommodates more than 50000 us through at the same time. this is something that is not mentioned in the media. could serve also as the military base. um uh, as i said, as part of the network of really 3 bases spread by the us throughout the middle east. we are talking about 3 to 4 minutes of these stations and 11 on the biggest of which would be the compound, the, the us embassy compound. but there are other uh, military. uh, lets say stations that sort of as uh, facilities for the u. s. army like the out of pocket of, uh, from up in, uh, northern lebanon. the like, uh, but just beat you in about it. uh, not far from the embassy, unlike the bite you might be enough, which is, uh, uh, very close to the embassy. in addition, the u. s. is uh, i'll put, i think, drones from the, for the before valley as far of its efforts to monitor the movement of his belov