u. s. also the escalating the conflict with taiwan so i would expect that things might get more complicated, especially china's relationship to the west. now phoebe and a lot of people are talking about on the former lead a huge in tao. he was dramatically led out of the whole during this congress. of course, many people round the world are wondering why, what can you tell us yet there basically 3 theories and am the official one that was spread by a chinese state media, but noticeably only on the english language channels on a twitter platform. that what that is spent in china, they say that he is in bad health and that's why he had to be let out. but to be honest, it doesn't really explain why the, the way how he was let out was saw such a, a public humiliation. i mean, if you look at the images, it's really quite remarkable. and m, some analysts say that actually it was indeed a public humiliation. m name be in front of the foreign press who just entered the great hall of the people in paging

u. s. is not happy with, so is a decision. i don't want to say the u. s, because u. s. is also the world's largest oil producer. so in that respect, height with prices can also benefit the u. s. to an extent, but typically speaking because we are heading towards mid term elections and in months time that is not good news because high prices affect the popularity of the current president and his administration. how that, how the u. s. were yet i'm not quite sure how it can they react in the short term. but one of the possible scenarios is that they will reactivate the no big bill which was discussed earlier this year and which would qualify as a kind of day. and there would be consequences, legal consequences. but beyond that, there will be mainly political developments, which are unlikely to guess at this stage, theory packed classes. the rusher is out the table along with opec, sir. is there anything we should read into russia's involvement here because it does tend to gain strategically, doesn't take from this decision. russia is an important player, was an object lesson is actually even more important for the

u. s. responded by firing for surface to surface missiles of the east coast. the u. s. also around joint drills with japan rather bright as more from the south korean capital. south korea had promised a resolute response to a tuesday's launch from it's military and overnight tuesday into wednesday. local time, we have seen what that response is with the firing of these 4 missiles from south korea is east coast out into the sea that separates the korean peninsula from japan were told that 2 a 5 by us forces 2 by south korean forces, they are set to have been surface to surface missiles which hit their targets out at sea. there was also tuesday, a joint ad drill by u. s. and south korean forces. the flying drills over on the other side of the korean peninsula in the yellow sea that separates the korean peninsula from a china apparently, a south korean f 15 fight to jet dropped to guided bombs on a bombing range out in an island in the yellow sea. at the 1st we knew about the launch of the missiles came from residence in gander. the city on the east coast reporting on social me

u. s. air force. it's carried out what it calls a precision bombing drill japan and u. s. and the u. s. also holding joint military exercises. i'll just see what mcbride reports from sol. this is a major escalation and follows a prolonged period of increased missile testing by north korea. the intermediate range missile flew over northern japan, prompting a warning for people there to take cover. it landed in the pacific ocean and brought this response from japan's prime minister. psyche law to cause a firing which fold a recent series of launches by north korea is a reckless act and i strongly condemn it. it's 5 years since the north lost fired missiles over the top of japan when relations were at them most tens in decades. burger county g going to be it threatens the peace and security of the region. it is a serious challenge for the entire international community. guidance has been similar condemnation from south korea. north korea fired a medium long range missile with a range of 4000 kilometers over japan. as i said on armed forces day on october, 1st, such reckless nuclear provocation

u. s. responded by firing 4 surface to surface missiles of the east coast. the u. s. also ran joint drills with japan. what several countries including the u. s. have call for an emergency un security council meeting to respond to what they call the north growing threat. we condemn this dangerous and reckless launch of a long range ballistic missile that move over to pan. and it posed an unacceptable threat to the japanese public. this action is a clear violation multiple resolutions adopted by the un security council. and again demonstrates the threat that the g p r a. i hold both as it relates to it's a law for one program, but also it's for financial program and the threat to its neighbors as well. rama bryan has more from the south korean capital. south korea had promised a resolute response to a tuesday's launch from it's military and overnight tuesday into wednesday. local time. we have seen what that response is with the firing of these 4 missiles from south korea is east coast out into the sea that separates the korean peninsula from japan were told that to a 5 by

u. s. also does not any such thing a further indication that this is not the position, but this is a condition or an individual being debt, getting money and funding for the upcoming election. now when it comes to the impact this could have, how do you think that this rhetoric from biden could have and or that it could effect us pakistan relations in the future? i think it will not affect relations for ease and. busy i think immediately the department issued a more responsible and trusting statement by one number to locust on. busy for an office park, if your state has very strong this is not a health nation, and we do not understand the understanding and of the bucket. now, given that rhetoric that weird from the u. s. do you think it's appropriate for the united states to label other nation as nuclear threats? when washington itself contributes to ramping up the nuclear narrative over the ukraine, conflicts with nato, even conducting nuclear drills, as we speak. i think, yes, it is very recent

u. s . is also threatening those who have ties to the domestic iranian drone program. china is among those questioning the practice of imposing unilateral sanctions $24.00 countries joined beijing in the e. u. in issuing a critical joint statement. calling such actions by washington and brussels, a leader, we re a firm hour, a position to unilateral, of course, if measures and a call on impose in states to immediately and completely sees such a practice. we call our states to avoid imposed in future union actually, sanctions, not you accordance with the international law. and as the un charter, like human and labor rights lawyer done collect, talk the program through earlier. why such sanctions are deemed illegal under the un charter? only the security council of the un can impose these type of economic sanctions in the interest of international peace and security. countries like the u. s. are not allowed to do this unilateral and i know the u. s. does this all the time, but it has to be approved by

u. s. u l, a u s. the cit, not a massive glut of oil and gas, but that has to be refined. and the u. s. is also one of the major exporters of refined oil products. so that takes up some of the refining capacity over the summer. as we know, gasoline prices spike terribly at the beginning of the summer time, lot of public and the government, the complain snellville companies and then took some of that refining capacity and started refining more gasoline price come down a little bit and gasoline but that caused shortages of diesel fuel refining a. so now they gotta have to switch back and produce laura diesel fuel. and that will mean less gasoline and prices will go up. there are the problem is the refining capacity in u. s. in oil companies have refused to increased refining capacity f for decades now. and that's the bottleneck in the u. s. in the meantime, they're going to use the awareness that there is a shortage of diesel and home heating oil by the way, and they're going to jack up those prices. and we're going to have the same phenomena with natural gas in a winter. so inflation, energy dri

u. s. also? well, i think pretty clearly republic is he going to take the house and i have been predicting as the senate by one or 2 seats. so they will be in the driver's seat in congress when they come in office in next january. and by then the recession will be, you know, significant i think will be very clear to everybody. and then they're gonna then have to decide with a significant deficit, which will be well over $2000000.00 a year. again. what, what are they gonna cut? i, they can't just cut social programs, which they will, they and i have to decide whether they slow down the preparation for dealing with china and continue the amount of a funding for the war and ukraine, which is significant. or they a balance it out somehow and say, okay, we're going to continue some aid but not at the rate we were giving. but as i just said, a lot's going to depend on what happens on the ground. if a new crane forces offensive is successful next couple months, it's gonna be hard for them to say, well,

u. s. also reportedly plans to build its own jet fuel storage tanks and an ammo bunker at the side and a project costing up to a $100000000.00. as we understand all the work is due to be completed by the end of 2026. well, we asked for a comment on the reports about the deployment of b. 52 bombers from the pentagon and the australian defense ministry. we'll let you know what we hear back. meanwhile, no separate military development. japan says it's considering increasing the range of his new high speed missile, which is still under development beyond $1000.00 film of his government sources set . it's in order to have better defend its remote islands, but the mover would put the coastal areas of china and north korea with in range. while the director of the center, if a counter hedge, a monic studies a tim anderson says people in australia, certainly some of concerned a conflict between the u. s. and china could break out. it's really a terrible ha development, which is scaring a lot of people wh

u. s. visiting south korean japan making anti north korea statements if you will. we've also seen the u. s. introducing as fast so called strategic assets to the korean peninsula. about 10 days ago, the u. s. s. ronald reagan, an aircraft carrier, has also been some other minor trilateral submarine anti submarine trainings. now, altogether, these may be why north korea has decided to do this because those 3 things basically comprised the most stride and political and military threat the nor has faced since the trump era of foreign fury. 2017. and we're hearing south korean and us war planes already conducting bombing drills in response. what is the risk of escalation here? yes, so this bombing drills right now, we may see a missile launches into the one of the ocean areas near south korea tomorrow. that could be unilateral sanctions, the risk is north korea will use these steps and retaliatory actions to basically further justify increasing as next step, potentially even to a new killer test. we've been worried about a north korean 7th nucular test. since may, it's not happen

u. s. not just military or political, but also economic gemini. the u. s. has warn the palestinian nationalist group come us. that strengthening ties with theory, as government will only worsen its relationship with washington regimes outreach this terrorist organization only reinforces for us it's isolation. it harms the interest of the palestinian people and undercuts global efforts to counterterrorism in the region and beyond. this will continue rejecting any support to rehabilitate the assad regime, particularly from designated terrorist organizations. like i'm us. well, theory is president bashar al assad has welcome the reconciliation of relations with the mass movement following a decade long absence, the clearing it a sign of the future in the middle east. come out, also emphasized that it believes the move is a big step. this is a glorious, an important day in which we come back to our dear syria to resume joint work. we are restoring our relations with syria, with the consensus of our leadership. this is a new start for joint palestinian sirian ac

u. s. a. i d, also known as the cia or our foreign services are paying for the very sad phones. partially any way that are being used in ukraine. so it seems to be ok, but not ok. the problem is twitter. twitter is the largest megaphone amplifier broadcaster probably on the earth today. and when elan mosque has that, as he has used it in the past, it favors him to be able to say what he wants when he wants. and if he sang something contrary to what the biden administration, or actually any administration is in power wants. well then that's when we have to rain rain, things in don't weigh more about mosque right now at odds. he dot com. thanks for joining us for this. how is program will return with more of your weekend headlines? the top of the ah, to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical t

u. s. it also says paging is using the islands online information environment to amplify chinese state media, particularly on facebook. according to the thing tank, some solomon islands, decision makers and journalists are linked to the china, solomon islands friendship association. china has previously said it respects the national sovereignty of the solomon islands, and the cooperation is based on its needs. the australian strategic policy institute is a holy own commonwealth company form back in 2001. and it claims to be an independent and non partisan thinking. but it receives funding from overseas governments, including the u. s. department of defense with the total of $1500000.00 in $2023021.00. the u. k for an office also contributed $230000.00 over the same time period. while the japanese and embassy and can birth donated $70000.00 to the institute. we heard from tim anderson, director of the center for counter hedge, a monic studies from sid me, who says the us military funded institute si

u. s. territory. it was also the 1st time russian speech was heard on board. the space ex rocket developed by an american firm owned by tycoon e. one mosque for my son. jackson. hayes. yes. my phone number here is 254772. i'm just one in there. also to american and one japanese asked are not on board. the crew will remain on the station for around 6 months, nasa and ross cosmos as read, she would guarantee the presence of at least one representative from both countries . according to bloomberg based agencies continue to work on joint launches, despite the deterioration of us russia relations amid the conflict in ukraine to regen separation confirmed and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. ah ah, ah. hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things considered. i'm peter labelle. nato faces.

u. s. davies capable of doing everyday all the time. the u. s navy also has more than 2600 aircraft, fourth only to the us air force. the u. s army and the russian air force because of davy is a worldwide force, so it's got to be able to go where is needed witness e to the other side of the navy is the endless and increasing role it plays in humanitarian efforts worldwide and here at home really important piece of what the navy does the navy, sheer have kept a lot of potential aggressors from ever making a move. had ukraine been a nato member. it's doubtful russia would have ever invaded tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. and if you want a recap of the last couple of days of fleet week just go to our website ktvu .com and you'll find a complete rundown of events. and thanks for joining us tonight, sports wrap is next job, and jason will have all things sports from the weekend, including the 49ers, a big win out on the road and a preseason game from those warriors. it's all coming up next. but joe and jason stay tuned. ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons

they will also be banned from doing business with ease citizens. the u. s. is also threatening those that have ties to the domestic iranian drone program. china has questioned the practice of imposing unilateral sanctions for the whole country. countries have joined debating in the you are an issue and critical joint statement. calling such unilateral actions illegal, we re a firm hour a position to unilateral, of course, if measures and a cor aren't impose in states to immediately and completely sees such a practice. we call our states to avoid impose in future unit to the sanctions, not you accordance with the international law and the un charter. he would add a label rosler dan coverlet explains why the sanctions are in fact illegal under the un charter only the security council of the un can impose these type of economic sanctions in the interest of international peace and security. countries like the u. s. are not allowed to do this unilateral, i know the us does this all the time, but it has to be approved by the security council. it has not been approv

u. s. it also says beijing is using the islands online information environment to amplified chinese state media, especially on facebook. according to the thing tank, decision makers and journalists, there are linked to the china, solomon islands. friendship association does by claiming to be an independent thing . take a s b. i received donations from the australian and overseas governments including the u. s. department of defense, which gave a total of $1500000.00 from 2020 to 2021. the u. k. foreign office also contributed $230000.00 over the same time period. while the japanese embassy in canberra donated $70000.00 to the institute. we heard from tim anderson, director of the center for counter. hm. hedge a monic studies from sidney, who says the u. s. military funded institute simply says what washington wants. the thing about i is that it is not even reveal in the meeting here in australia. they have funded by the starting the military and by the u. s. military and my weapons manufacturers, a

u. s. officials also felt the need to but in when turkey purchased s 400 missiles from russia, the u. s. is nato ally was kicked out of the, at $35.00 fighter program. erewhon was unimpressed. well, nobody here to show nobody can interfere with 53rd music. so you're not going to give me pain. it's so la. nope. doesn't the information about your defendant? i'm lose the minute. i'm going to run it of as possibly acquire different systems from another country and love it, i think at the moment than this. so now the latest moves around semiconductors, commas, part of a 4 year trade war against china. biden is graham standing saying that he's moving to create american jobs folks. the future, the trick for industry is going to be made in america made in america with inflation and high gas prices. it makes sense why joe biden would feel the need to pound the podium. however, outside of u. s. borders many are looking on and saying, just who do you think you are, jo, our business is our business, not america's hail. martin, r t. new york. hi, we are expecting us to go alive to china and this i

u. s. officials also felt the need to but in when turkey purchased s 400 missiles from russia, the u. s. is nato ally was kicked out of the, at $35.00 fighter program. erewhon was unimpressed. well, nobody here to show nobody can interfere with 53rd imaging. so you're not going to give me pain, it's so low. nope. doesn't the an interview with the minute i'm going to run it of possibly acquire before that comes from another country and love it, i think at the moment than this. so now the latest moves around semi conductors, commas, part of a 4 year trade war against china biden is graham standing saying that he's moving to create american jobs folks. the future, the church industry is going to be made in america made in america with inflation and high gas prices. it makes sense why joe biden would feel the need to pound the podium. however, outside of u. s. borders many are looking on and saying, just who do you think you are, jo, our businesses, our business, not america's hail, mopping, r t new york. lots her love for not, but if you're in the mood to take a little bit deeper into an

u. s. has also provided key with some 8500 job and missiles. the amount is close to the entire annual production. and the plan of increased manufacturing of artillery shells makes up less of off what is already been sent to ukraine in the last several months. but let's go, let's go live now to michael maloof, a former senior security policy alice from the office of the u. s. secretary of defense, michael, thanks for joining us here. our team now got more supplies of air defense system being sent to ukraine. but what will the through the mean for ukraine and i will the you system really make much difference? are they going to be able to cover every city in ukraine? thanks for having me. of course not. the problem is going to be that they are much more sophisticated. they want more of them. but there's the question them will be on being able to supply them and be able to train people and with the winter coming, it's going to be very, very difficult. and i think that once again, the europeans, as well as the united states, continue to dig themselv

u. s. not just military or political. we're also economics, gemini, a foreign volunteer is reported to have been beaten unsolved in the back during the annual all of harvest in the west bank. the situation turned violent after his release. settlers on palestinian farmers faced off a warning you may find the following. images upsetting in this footage. film by local residents wants to lead to be it's really settlers are seen throwing rocks on physically attacking local farmers. according to reports, several people were injured. the settlement group wherever sees it was palestinians who had approached the supplement issue threats and injured 3 is really residents in a deliberate provocation. here's the view of the form. whether this is my glass, why did they burn my olive trees? why they are thieves. the still my all if they spray do federal materials all if trees. i'm not dad, i'll come here every day. i am still alive, my name is a boy or a foot and i will come here to my land. well, the incident happened on palestinian territory in

u. s also proposing a resolution at the u.hat would push russia to withdraw its troops from occupied territories in keep tree angst. fox news war on ukraine has terrorized and taken a toll on those living and working there now a san francisco based companies hoping to rescue thousands dealing with mental trauma. ktvu brooks rose has a look at a new health center in la vive set to open next week. this started with an idea and an investment after four months of construction, a mental lifeline will soon open in la vive ukraine, a country of 44 million people. suffering. these traumas of bombs falling near them every single day that takes a toll on people's mental health, and we knew that was coming. andy kurtz, sig lead san francisco based just answer the company employs nearly 300 in ukraine, even amid the war, many of them stressed, worried or traumatized. i'm just really afraid that this war would change me to some extent that i would not be recognizing myself anymore, nadia simons says. even a city ambulance triggers thoughts

u. s. president donald trump, whose account was removed after the attack on the u. s. capital could also make a comeback under ellen musk. twitters users have been wondering what musts version of free speech on the network will look like. he gave them a clue in another tweet, post it after the takeover, saying a moderation council would be formed to decide unacceptable content. and no accounts will be reinstated before it meets our let's take a look at some of the other stories that are making headlines this hour. at least 30 when people have died night. others are missing. after flooding in the philippines, sciences are linking recent heavy rains to climate change. north korea has carried out the latest to the series of ballistic missile chess. self careers military detected the watch of too short range rockets. the u. s. has warned pyongyang that using nuclear weapons would mean the end of the regime. russia says that it has completed its call up of 300000 military reserve us. the defense minister sergey sugars says that more than 80000 reserve troops have already been deployed to ukra

u. s. it is different. we have the american government is interested as long as it serve the interests of american industry, and he got amador sanchez rico, the e u ambassador to argentina. also differentiates between the giant potential customers at antenna. give the hit will chill argentina has a lot to offer. right now could be heating and feeding the world. and the mo, the la european union's investment model is different from say, a chinese model that is able to have what we're building, what we want to create. and what we've done so far, how to create connections not dependency dependent. yes. from the lithium salt flats of northern argentina to the glaciers of santa cruz in the south. it's a delicate balancing act to find ways to boost trade without destroying the environment. now to some of the other global business stories making use, the german economy is headed for recession. according to the federal economy minister, the g. d. p of europe's largest economy is set to contract 0.4 percent next year. the government says inflation will hit 7 percent. the forecast comes as germany tackles rising energy prices and disruptions in supplies. international monetary funds sa

u. s. on where to focus on. also creates the u. s. government for providing financial assistance to restore certain heritage sites in that particular region. now this comes back to all the f. 16 deal. wish remember dr. su shanker, was external, the 1st minister of india slammed the biden administration proposal providing $415000000.00 wall. or there's an military assistance to pakistan. nevertheless, as far as the visit all the with envoy to be okay, i'm calling it ag all saw john when question you just said it has upset indians. they've taken twitter by straw, as we turned out to are breaking news from brussels, where they, a year was just approved a new package of sanctions against russia, including a price cut on oil imports. us off the most to accept it for ex ukrainian territories into russia. the following reference, they come to the oil producing countries from the opec plus organisation meet in vienna. the group is expected to approve a major cut include outputs in order to prop up prices on world markets. and that's because

u. s. media outlets also pushing for a so called the american security mission. locals are opposing nothing with protests against israel sweep across the west bank. the un releases a report saying that palestine is going through its deadliest period and 16 years with over a 100 people killed in 2022. a 10 am in cork at 10 pm in oakland on mid day here in moscow this saturday, october, the 22nd. welcome to the news here for says have targeted a civilian river crossing in the her son region for the 2nd day in a row, according to local authorities. they say the attack was repelled though by russian or defense systems. ah, you can hear the defense is working to protect fate and turn off ski bridge located near the ferry crossing slip. the previous day i ukrainian rocket strike out the same location, killed 4 people and wounded 10 others. a river barge is in use there to help people move across the city of her son. a shelling by ukraine's military has left the territory too dangerous to stay. in ortiz eager to adela for ports from one of the area civilians have fled to for safety. hundreds of pe

u. s. at president also to in the midterm elections next week, for the democratic party remains to be seen or maybe one a final word them at least exxon and chevron have already said. if, for example, there should be a windfall. take some at the end of it that would even a decrease investments and make prices even higher. okay, ends caught at the new york stock exchange voice. thanks very much. the update now also on the ballot in november, mid terms is present biden's energy transition plans. west virginia is america's most co dependent states and has been trailing well behind when it comes to the green revolution. but could that be about to change? west virginia has long been one of the greatest strongholds of the us fossil fuel industry. the coal mining museum is all about the old ways of coal mining. here we meet mike colo. a retired minor is a war on fossil fuels here in america, you know, we got cohen dorothy, we got natural gas under our feet within vega there out. and other countries begun for he thinks climate change will be a key issue in the upcoming mid term elections. fossil f

u. s. media outlets also pushing for american security mission, locals are opposing the demand found as protests against israel sweep across the west bank. the un releases a report saying that palestine is going through its deadliest period in 16 years with over a 100 people killed in 2022 a to help you with those for our global news roundup. i'm you know, leila, we begin this hour with news just coming in to us. continued ukrainian shelling of civilian areas has been reported in russia's belgrade region near the border. 2 people were killed and 11 others wound in an attack on the type of ship beckon, according to local authorities. you're looking now witnesses footage from their mobile phones. the aftermath, really of the bombardment in which a shopping center was targeted. according to the latest reports we have coming in, the shelling destroyed infrastructure leaving around $15000.00 residents with electricity authorities though say they will restore that power supply within a day for residence. a deadly stay there. so 2 people dead said just across the border in russia. the other si

u. s. government installed this and also dictatorship and propped it up, maintaining it in power until the sun and east. the revolution in 1979 from 990 until 2006. the u. s. government backed a series of very corrupt right wing regimes that store billions of dollars of public assets as poverty skyrocket in nicaragua. crime skyrocketed when the funny says came back in 2007 they, they decreased poverty by over half, they decreased violent crime, they ended drug trafficking. they provided safety and security and health care and education. that's why, according to polls, they found the needs, the government has the support of around 70 percent of nicaraguans. a chinese state, semi conductor manufacturer has fired several american employees in key company positions. the move comes after the u. s. issued a new set of restrictions on selling semiconductors and ship making equipment to china earlier this month. and another attempt to curb the countries access to high tech components. the move is seen as a sign of the increasing standoff between the world's 2 top economies, which are concern on so

u. s. alsoposing a resolution at the un that would push russia to withdraw its troops from occupied territories in keep tree angst. fox news russia's war on ukraine has terrorized and taken a toll on those living and working there and now san francisco based company is hoping to rescue thousands dealing with mental trauma. ktvu brooks rose has a look at a new health center in lviv, set to open next week. this started with an idea and an investment after four months of construction, a mental lifeline will soon open in la vive ukraine, a country of 44 million people. suffering. these traumas of bombs falling near them every single day that takes a toll on people's mental health, and we knew that was coming and curtsy linked. san francisco based just answer the company employs nearly 300 in ukraine, even amid the war, many of them stressed, worried or traumatized. i'm just really afraid that this war would change me to some extent that i would not be recognizing myself anymore, nadia simons says. e

u. s. political class and that means it changes the u. s. for u. s. foreign policy also. but i think that the idea of america's gemini, america's global dominance, is something that continues to unite the american elite across the aisle. and i see no departure from that. if, unless there is a some sort of an up people within the united states, some soul, some sort of really deep soul searching about that can all become after some major defeat the space at home. i don't think that they will be defeated anywhere abroad, but domestically there may be some upheaval that will send them thinking to subscribe to the said popular idea within the american establishment as a major upheaval or a major threat can only come to the united states from within the united states, rather than from the outside, but they look at the behavior of many of the american allies, including some of the oil producing arab countries, for example, saudi arabia. and i'm not even mentioning countries like china, india, south africa, many of their latin american countries. they're not taking sides where th

u. s. media outlets also a pushing for on american security emission. many locals in haiti simply up in august as protests against his rail sweep across the west bank. you want to release as a report saying the palestine is going through its deadliest period in 16 years with over a 100 people killed in 2022 along with well, it is a saturday afternoon here in moscow and everyone welcome to you. it's a great to happy with us for this. i was top storage to talk to you international of course. well, we do start with use just in a continued ukrainian shelling of civilian areas has been reported. now near the border in russia's belgrade region. we understand that 2 people were killed and 11 others wounded. an attack on the town of ship. becky, no, that's according to local authorities where we can get details. now. so joined in the studio by arthur correspondent marina culture, have a good afternoon to you to today. so let's get to that nuts and bolts of this because it's really tough to get a clear picture of exactly what's happening down there right now, ar

u. s. president roosevelt also gives a speech supporting the u. s. s. ah, a deborah other political forces in the united states i returned makes a speech in december of 41, and the senate is as if the russians are waiting. we support the germans at the germans when we support the russians. and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. dangerous destructive, roosevelt wound stanalin of japan's intention to attack the soviet union. but soviet intelligence report stake the via tank is still in doubt. it's imperative that the u. s. makes it clear to japan that if they attack the soviet union will have support but the british and american authorities will not support the usaa. the u. s. military assures roosevelt that germany quickly conquered russia on the way to the church. she recalled that 4 out of 5 war to mom and experts had no doubt that russia would be no town in a few days. meanwhile, the red army is withstanding a serious blow the russians of the 1st serious adversary. ah, the story says cassi