u. s. and natal commitment to ukraine's winning this war as in the court interest of the united states and then a all lions, i mean, everyone loses in a war. obviously. you really think the, what's in question here is, who will win the, what do you actually think that russia will somehow to lose this war is certainly very possible. they lost the war in afghanistan. it took 10 years, but they can certainly lose this one. in fact, if you go back to trying to take out the, the who's, who's rooting for west side here. if you take the issue of what countries have gone in and dated other countries since world war 2 and, and, and sort of stayed to the saver a victory, including united states and there, and the last 20 years in iraq and afghanistan. so i say the odds are against the russians in the long term because ukrainians have no where to go as their country. they're fighting for their survival of the russians. worst problem, i think it's is indisputable is terrible. morale among the soldiers beca

u. s. and e u laws would be quite, that was probably not strict enough there, but i, they do attempts to try and control that. and in the you now we have the digital services are coming down the line and the specifically marketing at legislation for very large online platforms. looking quite at specifically apps kind of a control data across different services and maybe share data across different services. so that will actually create new hurdles for any company that has at the notion of trying to build a super off that functions in europe. and does it in a way that they maybe hope to replicate that. what happens in the southeast asian ops are in china, and it is, i do think that those 2 brass iris and some of the markets that they've launched in, as james said, they have capitalized maybe on a moment that has possibly passed at this point for the u. s. and e u markets, the way people feel about conscious consumerism, of thinking deeply about who they do business with what companies they do bu

u. s. and you'd have to have the last word last day of classes are dropped into westbank city of janine after these rarely minute treatments as a local refugee camps. claimants and targets listing in service groups. and you can media report that the countries, as they ask amanda, has destroyed the essential evidence of war crimes that were committed by british and special forces. enough got his done against the civilian population. the let me to like for my headquarters here in moscow watching on the international this tuesday morning, monday. speak to scott, and thanks for joining in the showing how you corp organization submits kicks off today tuesday, with the formal admission of a run through the political and economic international security organization. being the highlights of the event uses july takes us through the significance of the me as far as the 23rd. some of those have the shanghai cooperation organization hosted by india is a tony for and test the wrong to expand for the 1st tim

u. s. and u. k. and domini, also do you think it's the boy on the top that oppose it on um, but there are forces bob risdon falls that one to the disturbing the up and want to pay to be in by picking the independent us in fact that indeed india has main signed is strong relations with russia and his pots as brakes as well, despite the war and ukraine, problems with the same, generally, some physical come and say it's a thanks for talking to through the, to the political dispute between us and both of the and that's indian and peace that thank you bye much. all right, thank you very much. it will not move on to other stories now does is a photo test as gathered in front of the united nations headquarters in new york on friday, the money and then to us support for israel and his decades long conflicts with palestine other value came in response to this week is ready rate on the westbound city of janine, which are both of you left 12 dead including 3 children. the operation was branded by the un chief as

u. s. and then, you know, powers the, [000:00:00;00] the warming up, i need to ship a position associated with the money. i have to have the full size is a certificate us for the us a but for this progress clearly tells me that this was the 1st quote, the image that goes to knows and then the the policies for.

u. s. and the u. k. to be willing for that to happen, and that's up to us as citizens of those countries to demand that the you and human rights council has approved a controversial resolution in the wake of last month koran. burning incident in sweden. the motion introduced by pakistan requires states to review their laws in close any gaps that would limit the prevention and prosecution of acts of religious hatred. we must see these clearly for what it is incitement to really just hatred, discrimination, and attempts to promote violence. we must join hands and condemn minutes. we must isolate those who stole k trip. there is not a single most them country on the planets that allows the disaggregation of the whole. the text of all the religions or the human resolution was strongly opposed by the us and you who claimed it conflicts with their views on human rights and free speech. solomon's event director general of the pakistan afghanistan, youth for him says the adoption of the resolution was needed to o

and this is about, this is a problem behind moving the u. s. embassy to just have them in general and this specific. so i, we have another issue of the history of the slide, the history of ownership by palestinian a owners posting on refugees and intending to dismissed as well as endorsements we were talking about it foster. this was a slavic walks slumber enrollment, which is another issue or something they mention in this regard. so this brings and the issue of international law in regards to refugees, properties, policy number, if you'd use you under the notions brought the restitution of october to which the us as well as the other you are members does have obligations under international law. the respect is lice, as well as you have an speaking vistas of judaism. we part of the palestinian authority, calling us to abandon its embassy plans. what kind of reaction would you for see if washington continues without an fac bills on the outside, the u. s. embassy, i mean, i'm definitely the p a and the stakeholders in this regard, which include

u. s. and israeli officials? >> you just heard hadas say, the israeli prime minister mentioned, benjamin netanyahu, was at the u. s. embassy and the u. s. ambassador was right by his side. so there is certainly communication. there always is communication between u. s. and israeli officials around these types of incidents. what remains to be seen is what the effect is on some of the administration's other priorities. as a fixer agent. not only the possibility of escalation between israel and palestinian militants, but this is also an administration that hasn't really pursued a full tuesday solution process. instead, what they have really focused on is trying to do confidence building measures on both sides. they have israeli presidents rustles at the highest levels in years together. still, we are seeing this kind of operation the could potentially undermine that small and steady progress. the u. s. has also been focused on trying to normalize relations between israel and saudi arabia. the secretary of state, anth

u. s. and then, you know, powers. i think that there it's, it's not to say that it's all poorly intensive, and i think there are probably a range of motivations. some people probably are not seeing clearly, some people are probably very well intentioned, but are imposing outdated models and incorrect models in new interpretation of events. um, but i think um, so i think the g a strategic thing is very central. there are certainly people and elements of the us, the leads that do want to weekend russia. you know, this whole question of a unipolar world. there is concern about that is the will for it's dr and etc, etc. so i don't see that that's actually uh i, i don't like that. i don't like what's going on with respect to that. as far as the financial, the monetary issues, you know, there certainly are questions built into the background about the, the role of us dollars, the international reserve currency. there's questions of course, about, you know, how international markets work. on the extent to which i've really th

u. s. and europe are not going to be in a position to add onto their existing debt to pay for ukraine. all right, the south korea, they have a $1.00 trillion dollar economy. they're hurting right now. they're not in a position to lend that kind of money in the press conference following the 2 leaders meeting that, that sol plans to provide quote, a larger scale military supplies to ukraine this year that was backed off by vladimir zalinski later. is there a sense of perhaps you stretch my bach, i'll scratch yours in terms of we give you the weapons now and when the deals come for rebuilding. well, we want to be top of the cube. yeah. well, good luck. i mean, the united states will be the one who is always the most amount of money that i've been putting about $5000000000.00 a month in there in direct data. i don't think a $150000000.00 is going this way. uh, ukraine, in terms of god choosing the contractor choosing south korea as a contractor, it'll come down to price and whether anyone is willi

u. s. and then, you know, powers. and i think that there it's, it's not to say that it's all poorly intention, and i think there are probably a range of motivations. some people probably are not seeing clearly, some people are probably very well intentioned, but are imposing outdated models and incorrect models in the new interpretation of events. um, but i think um, so i think the geo strategic thing is very central. there are certainly people and elements of the us, the leads that do want to weekend russia. you know, this whole question of a unipolar world. there is concern about that is the will for it's dr and etc, etc. so i don't see that that's actually uh i, i don't like that. i don't like what's going on with respect to that. as far as the financial, the monetary issues, you know, there certainly are questions built into the background about the, the role of us dollars, the international reserve currency. there's questions of course, about, you know, how international markets work. on the extent to which i've r

u. s. and manage unless cleared with addition was fisher or somebody approached the new if the business but a new one gives me 2. but i says, can't that again say no grain. and they believe that they should lots of federal award the new york times for me to come all and find lots of functional, sasha creative portion over a bus and unable to anyone to, to without or would you got the order? stanley by a no crane. the most only at the stone, i'm not the not they need. so don't blame attention to the conflict. it totally missed the, not the least in the pop pull only the police. what, let's see if i skip this, i'm just saying that you only can't. it's got the fuel bullshit category used to dump the coaches to your customers down to fix beautiful, especially the door. was the correct to call you think you think you could do? they're not complete that your machine is up on my skin with a solution. these are the try goal was it was the session went over and she says the class or so sweet by you, but

u. s. and k of marks the events by projecting the colors of the american flag on an iconic monument mocking the soviet victoria of nazi germany says, how some bully kids that considering all these new revelations. yeah. you know, yes, that's a good question. one of the things that our international partners tend to not understand is the us never does these things out of the goodness of its heart. they do it because it's good for the united states. i remember serving in kuwait at the time of the of the 1st gulf war and. ready communities profusely thanking me just for being an american and for liberating their country. but if it's cool, it had had gravel, instead of, of oil with the united states has having faded and push the rockies out. i would think not. i think the same thing can be said about you printing. the only reason that the c i a in the united states government is interested in ukraine, is because it borders russia and, and r u. s. foreign policy. the tenants of u. s. foreign policy

u. s. and then, you know, powers, the unity and those of income children's ombudsman in the new guns people's republic is investigating cases of missing children associated with his or not. that is to see him just of the sort of it is a dss. them just for pitching out and it's really that that's going to come up and just give them like a normally don't put people on your grandson elementary school. but again, the g. i'm done in the center, but i'm really am. i am going to show as little as collateral, and that is point 9 in school. but she had to put things that would mean that there was somebody that move to switch any districts and moving to swing by and introduce g easy as not.

u. s. and it's french american countries in the future world, or 50100 years from now close to bonds as an example of it. when you need to interviews possible, i'm seeing it. yeah. well, missy, with the act of desperation and, and i wouldn't put it past. it's all about maintaining had jimmy rhodes ukraine. is this the example? okay. ukraine. they don't. at that. they're young, young men to be killed. yes. a 100 percent. i'm so glad that the word respiration was used because that is exactly backed into a corner and you're absolutely right. or government doesn't even care about the people in his cannon fodder. many people in a high level, high positions of power set it's, it's a very brave and bold thing for you to people of ukraine are going to sing and it's people, as you know, oval. and so i think this is for sure and active desperately, when you said the governments here don't care of. okay, and i, i, mike, it's really interesting how this lensky, i think they were a little surprised because

u . s. and you are a have more which is against the problem is, is very clearly given to go by job. but you saw me, you have bite and the sitting saying basically the same words did in 2008, which was it, letting me po, tens, very concerned. so flock. yeah, mistake they, they, the censorship, it's going to put you on is absolutely work. there's been a huge debate or a go in 5 months. you can saw a lot of trouble for i was la on ukraine, so that it's really quite interesting is what, not the last 16 months. all they speak about missing this is that here here in columbus, go ahead ship industrial complex that has been completely out of very towing. i think any time that you're not allowed to ins. and i think that that's something that they have a very strong and very effective, i think, along with whatever line that they're selling to from the jump. i think a lot of people started to question it through censorship. like with yourself banning. and that kind of thing, but i do think a lot of people are questioning this narrative a level what needs to sort of a situations arise. and i thi

all right, to should tricky is between hong kong and the number of democratic countries like germany, u. k, u. s. and other countries. that's why do home call for a to use. i so desperate oh me, or maybe somehow the straight it because of our downing to extra time. but it's what activates like my so back to hong kong. those that these are some of the invitations. you are very clear when you say we will keep on fighting. can i ask you, are you in touch with any of the other a 7 activists affected by these warrants and, and do they feel the same? if you, if the, if you are in touch with them, do they feel the same way that you do? yes, as being touched with what most of those so be affected. well, so we more that's on the same page. on the other hand, well, i would say to opt out of this and use it then it somehow get more so it's better to you all or even you and if you, i'm on different or secret society organizations. so right now we have a dozen of joya statements or join mattress. co sign defined number boy bought any buttons off of cs all around the world, coming across different countries.

u. s. and it's friends and allies will not do that. they will lose or they've become a peri afraid that will become, you know, in the long run, some kind of developing countries in the future. well know what are 50100 years from now? well, you're not going to long time when we see his desperation and the cost of bonds as an example of it. when you need to interview the cost of bombs and you're in, you're fine. you're really, you're really losing it. yeah. well miss the, i'm glad the onset that because this is an act of desperation and desperate people do desperate things and i wouldn't put it past them. do do other things as well. i mean, it's all about maintaining had gemini, is what we have here is ukraine, is this the example? okay. do you think of policy makers in washington in brussels? give a hoot about ukraine. they don't at all. they want to give them as much weapon reading that their young young men to be killed in the bad failed and the result will be the same. miss. yes, yes, a 100 percent. i'm so glad that the word respirat

u. s. and china, i mean, of the tensions are really rising extremely and drunk every is the foot high, ranking us politicians who visited aging only and a meta of a few weeks. so it goes to show that the 2 governments, they try to manage their, um yeah, the differences in a more constructive way. they try to prevent um, a further escalation and they also try to open up and you will communications channels, which definitely is a good use. and much of china has experience franklin, temperatures and reason, weeks power the media. they're covering the heat waves and especially china's role as the biggest common to meet her in the world in contributing to arrive at the moment as well. i mean, the coverage is really very selective, especially by state media. they only, um, put the emphasis on the china as you know, adding a lot of renewable uh energies every year. and of course, this is an amazing development, but they don't mention that china is also the biggest pollutant and has a higher reliance o

u. s. and south korea also clustering with a rad visit this month of a nuclear power us submarine to the south. and increased joint military exercises. yeah, lies one to revise thought. diplomacy of the north nuclear stockpile that we were prepared to have to go see ations with north korea on the nuclear program with no pre conditions. we sent that message several times. here's the response. we got one missile launch after another came young in claims he's responding to aggression by the us in south korea and shows no sign of holding back his mission to boost his arsenal. for more on this, that's welcome. j. we shin from the open nuclear network. he specializes in analyzing nuclear missile programs and joins us from paris now 70 years after the honest is why are the tensions between the 2 koreas increasing again or thank you and so on. both sides are sort of doubling down on mutual returns and uh, sort of in a transition to south re colored ratings as defense, policies and moist military plus d

u. s. and then, you know, powers the see here, the one i guess i'll just be though, because i've spoken to kind of shouldn't this but think you'd be willing to go onto facebook and catch up to see it was this will be the most serious close. i use this key members here when there was a resume and they did it through when williams saying if they have, can you validate that goodness, provide me the message or because i need for someone to bring in an issue that escalating somebody took the 1st test one is correct, is that correct? ok. what we'll do is we'll do a split system. it continues to pretty good to do so instead of with the blue mate, you too much to put the source of you through the the warming up, i need to ship a position associated with them. and if they have the full size is a certificate us for the use a but for this progress clearly tells me that this was the 1st quote, the notion then the the policies for the show you much of what the .

u. s. and then, you know, powers the the on december, the sixteen's 2021, the ukrainian parliament approved law number 58. $31.00 the stipulates ukrainians, including children, can become organ donors, postuma state, without the notarized consent and without relatives consent, the organs can be sold a special database exists the corporates with foreign clinics. the on april of 142022. the ukrainian parliament tossed another little number 56108 exams. organ transplantation from v a to the the road to exposing ukrainian organs abroad was clear the, there will be no down, you might give them a le mostly. and those will be possible that some of these days could he may not be forced to look. we must say diagnosis because i didn't somebody say it'd be in the quote on patrone of each nose. i'll circle, black mock and chimes, blonde surgeons operated in his home country and they'll not they'll for you to be able to, to the level. yeah, the best left on a thump that in will have done postal postal alban

u. s. and you'd have to have the less wood. and as our leader, once in the us has been through the garbage can. if history today, we need to strength, no choice without neighbors dollarization as one of his objects, but toss the agenda of this. here is a c o session for around the fall of the dollar and the global financial source company in the end of us sanctions that are several of the countries banking system from the rest of the world. now dish and the donor and using alternative currencies and say that way sort of runs returning to the global markets, showing how i can move in as a sean high corporation. organizations can help our country with uses depends us on the dollar. risk and health regional countries significantly tips if we can the growth because the us dollar has multiple lives, the world economy. now we can bring the us but now probably by using local currencies, no trade with the regional countries. many people in iran believe that the revival of the 2015 nuclear deal is the ultimate way out for the country to

u. s. and then you know, powers the the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross ok. we're all things are considered. non peter lavelle, western publics are told the collective west must defeat russia, inflict a strategic defeat the kremlin ball and the name of democracy. meanwhile, the camp regime is announced this year as part of a mentor you elections and next year's presidential election is suspended so much for ukrainian democracy, the processing ukraine, so called democracy. i'm joined by my guess, anthony webber. and we're thing, he is an independent political commentator and here in moscow we have sonya event then, and she is an independent journalist. all right, cross out girls in effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated after you let me go to you 1st. i mean, i find it really quite curious to say the least and watching over the last 15 months, western of public officials coming out and say, we have off to protect democracy with there is no democracy in japan, there won't be a democracy in the west. okay. we don't fight them

u. s. and some european nations are frantically working on security assurances . they could individually offer, such as providing ukraine with weapons, advanced technology and between those efforts are being closely watched in russia, which has always seen nato's growth as a threat to its own security. something via lions denies. for the time being there appears to be no alternative to the fighting for ukraine negotiating with russia now, which means keeping up territory and given in to an unjustified plant in patient all hashed if i knew should not, is determined to keep pushing. still hoping to see sooner rather than later ukraine slack raced at the lions this headquarters in brussels. so what does this nato summit mean for ukraine? and i spoke with data view corresponding economy and keys and asked him, what would make ukraine happy coming out of this summit. and what would be realistic to expect that one here really expects membership during the active phase of this war. i think that was clear and involved, but i think the real concern is, how long does it take

u. s. and some european nations are frantically working on security assurances . they could individually offer, such as providing ukraine with weapons, advanced technology and between those efforts are being closely watched in russia, which has always seen nato's growth as a threat to its own security. something via lions denies. for the time being there appears to be no alternative to the fighting for ukraine negotiating with russia. now, what do you mean giving up territory and giving in to an unjustified clinton patient all hashed? if i knew you should not is determines to keep pushing. still hoping to see sooner rather than later ukraine slack raced at the alliance as headquarters in brussels. a kind of, he's a quick look now at some of the news headlines he's rouse, parliament has given its initial approval to a controversial draft load that would limit the pounds of the supreme court to propose a legal reform is fox months of prior to the law could come into fulls by the end of the month. sea ice levels in the antarctic rates, the record low as in june, accor

u. s. and then china and pose export restrictions that are critical to the global ship making industry the both sides of national security concerns. was there anything concrete to address that or the other major issues between the 2? i think of all the areas of dispute between china in the us, the issue of chips and houston semi conductors is one that really had staging the lawyers. and it seems that this is at the cost of its disagreements. when john yellow was speaking, she defended these measures as necessary. and it seems that i'm not going to be any changes to this policy. and it seems to be a major point of tension. we had a chinese readout from state media and the mentioned i part the generalization of national security is not conducive to normal economic trade exchanges. and that's what the only point that johnny yelling since i've had trouble convincing the agent officials about. she also mentioned through the press conference that which and try to distinguish the difference between th

u. s. and china in lock step here to really take measures that are going to bring emissions down. and unfortunately, because they're been tensions between the 2 countries, over the past few years, you've seen that effort go a little bit off the rails in china for example, who started to use more coal because that's what they have at home. they don't have other sources of energy really, so they referred to using coal and i think it, it needs you need this negotiation and trust between the 2 countries in order to move this process forward. and then the rest of the world is watching regarding and maybe other countries think. why do we have to implement measures against climate change of these 2 are responsible for so much a percentage of the? yeah, i mean, this debate we had this the last 5040 years. um, why do we pay the price for those emissions? you know, its, uh, the cost all development. so how can we catch up to the development of the nose, the global was and so on. so we have all discussions and yet we don't have any other alternatives done really to, you know, like to push for

u. s. and then, you know, powers the, the the, the, the, the, the school sunset, the city a pretty the little will be about these lots what i, i think i left so i agree is, are they about is up on the back of in 2015. they'll now course now, along with doctors without borders, played a part in creating the agency for the model nice ation of ukraine. the they always presence well was raging on young. healthy bodies are plentiful. people for them money thought of need hooks, the most fee, so sorry, bobbie seemed suddenly unfair scheme both from the bottom of the muscle for months on me is that a jeep into a just to, to meet hostilities other hunters for ukrainian organs film to ukraine to hotspots of heavy fighting, slide as of yet it's got the level jelly pretty what the, what do you have just completely listening to this legislation. elizabeth, the video come up with the money in 4 months of people that are interested in what was not at the store on the order. so i'm wondering if the 2 of them

u. s. and also in europe. so basically it was the question of cluster munitions or not. so i think there's going to be more of a push from zalinski for those of $165.00 digits. ukraine troops tell you, time and time again, that they all basically unprotected. they don't have the support and that is costing you for in your lives. but i think there's also a real fear here that the white has increasingly scared of russia being date stabilized by its lack of success here on the battlefield. but actually, they're more concerned about submitting the pension and he's reading folding rather than about making sure that the ukraine succeeds and we games with searching settings. going to be pushing zalinski to remind the white house that you crane is the us. as a director, i live here and actually that is a priority rather than making sure that the boots and stays in place and kind of chaos in russia is avoided. so i think that is kind of the real hope and i don't know how much we're going to find out in public, but certainly there is a real big hope that this is going to be the cr

u. s. u n. and the europe that they've been tracking down human rights have been violated for the opposition members are now there's. so even though she's on the lot of pressure, she's still quite adamant to stick to high point of view and will have the election under her government. the opposition is adamant and they said they'll remaining the state until the government step down 10 times very much sir in vanka, this time the child read that for us and the capital dot com. thanks. talk to you on the well, they have been a series of explosions at a residential complex and a building belonging to ukraine security service. and the central city of to meet pro with r t say at least 9 people were injured and not attack on friday nights. the incident comes a day off to ukraine in president told him he is the landscape himself, visited the cities and needs military commanders for the deal with 2 explosions. indeed, april, we are now at the side of one of the 2 impact. one rocket hit that you need residenti

u. s. and then, you know, powers the hang on. i guess i'll just do a slide view though because i've spoken of should this but think you'd be willing to go onto facebook and catch up to see what was the some of the most areas close. i use this key members here when there was a resume and they did it through it when williams saying, if they have come, you love, it even goes faster than that. oh my gosh, residual. because i need for someone to bring, i need ship escalating. somebody took the 1st test, one is correct, is that correct? those companies when we're dealing with a certain changes that go to pretty good to do so instead of with the blue, i'm going to shoot to get them so. so here through the or the same thing you know for the low step in this concept of the math concepts for the keyless when from the, from the hours from the end to the do it in b, c differing. you could keep the way in the pollutants, just give us an edge. it's on the shift store, was the same little ball coming in. the crucial just means for the rest of th

and now those who oppose the dinner on and the u. s. have killed it. is real and many arab countries view around as their primary threats. and they don't want to deal. washington got close, but then a ron walked away, but with every day that passes, iran is still making centrifuges and still refining uranium. so america is neither preparing for military conflict with iran, nor reaching another deal to make peace with it. instead, washington, sort of pretty much doing nothing, even though the saudis have kind of sort of normalize relations with iran. it was china who was pushing not america. the global map of power is changing while the us remains paralyzed. and that's the bottom line. the of the a but next week the unmanned aerial vehicles deputy, but increasingly familiar tools on the modern battlefield with the conflict and ukraine, sparking the 1st full scale drawing board and pointing to a coming age of artificial intelligence on, on them as weapons. people in power examines the ethical questions around this proliferating technology and whether it p

u. s. and nights last week, it would be a quick thing, ukraine with the widely buttons and indiscriminate weapons. i don't kind of a has the fact to confess to committing bull crimes by the united states during the crating complex. the ugly stated that civilians would die from american costs to type munitions and the perverse of view of the white house employee. this brings less home, then rushes actions. if there is any logic to the administration's decision to transfer the cost of munitions, it boils down to the fact that it won't get any worse. united states has ready destroy my fall from its own borders with the hands of ukrainians, or washington association to supply kia with cluster munitions comes just days before president biden is to attend the nato summit, which kicks off on tuesday tomorrow. in lithuania, with her take on the timing. here's our t contributor ritual morrison. it seems like a pretty straightforward mission. us president joe biden just had to get onto air force one and

u. s. and the new powers, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the french and national police alliance phase. com must be imposed by fools against what it calls the dictates of violence, minorities, that is off the 5 days of ongoing wyatt said with the police killing of a french l. jerry and teenager, the an alternate correspondent address is a meeting of the un security council highlighting the suffering and inflicted on civilians and don't boss while ukraine cx, the west in west now give the floor to mr. cade 1000 weapons being supplied by nato under allies to ukraine are being willing to be targeted against civilian populations on a daily is this old rock to us? the invisible is the less that media and see what can i, is ation for atlantic co operation. coles will collective action against repeated ad. so if it's not a study via following the latest burning of the caron during a sanctioned protest in sweden, the is 11 pm here in most going, you're watching the weekly, hey, run out th

u. s. and e u constantly gives to other countries of sanctions. they all agreed of good. completely, the, the, the seizure of $300000000.00 of brushes, foreign exchange assets in february or march of 2020, to the opening of the russian ukraine. conflict was a watershed moment in human history. and to make no about about no big make no doubt about it. like this was a watershed moment where everybody around the world said, wow, okay, it's one thing to go after venezuela or ron. they are not the officers and they are not major players in the world economy. the russians are the supplier of the marginal barrel of oil and the marginal storm of gas and the marginal single work unit of you, radium and a pound of tungsten, and then pound to titanium. and in many ways, aluminum in the world. these are the commodities and grain even now rate. these are the commodities on which the entire world economy runs and operates, and you just ceased $300000000.00 worth of their foreign exchange. as you just invalidated the entire post, bretton woods world of we can ha

u. s. and you'd have to have the less wood. and as our leader, once in the u. s. has been through the gulf which can af, history. today, we need to strength, no choice without neighbors. dollarization as one of this objects, but toss the agenda of this. there's a c o session for around the fall of the dollar and the global financial source company in the end of us to ensure that our server, the country's banking system, from the rest of the world. now edition the donor and using alternative currencies and saves that way, sort of runs returning to the global markets, showing how i can move in as a sean high corporation. organizations can help our country with uses depends us on the dollar. risk and health regional countries significantly tips if economic growth because the us dollar has monica lies. the world economy. now we can bring the us, but they'll probably by using local currency to no trade with the regional countries holding it wrong. believe that the revival of the 2015 nuclear deal is the ultimate way out for the country to resolve its economic clothes.