u. s. and india focused on precious metals, fuels, and electrical machinery according to you and concentrate data. 35 percent of indian exports to the u. s. and 41 percent of india, s and ports fell into these categories. still, the trump administration might have an impact, but less on india then on china. first of all, the big problem might be punitive terrace. i don't think it will be an immediate impact, i think again, as if the system, the global system that has provided the rules of trade for, in my lifetime, continues to unravel them that will have an impact even on services. and even on countries like india, that are generally not as exposed to the global trading system in yes, more interesting when it comes to offering services. according to a survey, the total export of southwest services stands at $205200000000.00 compared to just around $200000000000.00 a year earlier. and that might have an impact on indian society. in general, you know, software coming out of india. i don't think

u. s. and e. you impose sanctions on syria followed by other countries. later the u. s. and e u expanded the sanctions hitting the central bank and the energy sector in 2019 us pasta. caesar act, which effectively band states and private businesses from doing deals with sides government aside is now gone, of course. but the sanctions remain in place, including on hight toby, al charmaine, the the main group that over through a site and is now leading serious transition. so let's take this on now with the onset guess something about account to the professor of public policy. it has not been can leave the university joins as life at hit in doha salton. welcome that you say these, this lifting partial lifting of sanctions, or easing of sanctions. nonetheless, an important step as it says. and as i said before, i think it symbolically important to give a degree of confidence in the new administration from, from the us. it's also important to ease the trading relationship with its immediate neighbors, particularly jordan, and on the turkish folder. they have been circumventing

u. s. and the u. k. but the u. k. ministry of defense and us central command say they would not involved these randy military will say bomb, the bolts of russ isa. and who data saying it was in response to repeated to the attacks the law begin. many armed forces carried out several military operations in the past 48 hours, the most prominent of which was targeting the american aircraft carrier us is harry s. truman. and a number of its 4 ships in the northern red sea region, with a number of cruise missiles and runs to move in a year. the ram backed rebels have attacked commercial ships, linked to israel. directions in the red sea have disrupted global shipping rates and pushed off insurance costs. israel says most strikes against the who sees will fall, a double cross or the flyer, israel's long arm will reach you everywhere. thousands of who sees who participated in a heat march against israel heard up close the power of the air force plant. well, it's a part of who the data is paralyzed and the port of

u. s. and his role is west and how long.

u. s. and as well as western allies to the un and government's world wide. well is ready politicians global, it's military, continue to kill with the for us to be more like the starts. i'm a little that is possible and under the phase they'll come ass is to free is where the captives in exchange for palestinian prisoners gauze. and we'll get to martin's hearing aid, and his people will be allowed to return to their homes, or at least what's left of them. but in a place at bottom to desolation. how can this be achieved and who will oversee the implementation of the agreement? will hit from our panel in a few moments, but 1st this report from a co soon sharif 15 months of is really s twice and rates have depth of state because the many of the palestinians displace from the homes still one to the time when the 3 state ceasefire is due to come into effect on january the 19th. during the 1st 6 weeks, phase is read has agreed to pull back its troops to the outskirts of district. allowing people to travel freely, often during months of unimaginable, however many an

u. s. and the european union impose sanctions on syria after the regime, especially our last that's correct. down on anti government protest is in 2011. the sections of made it difficult for syria to import export basic goods, forcing up prices of the you said it will convene a meeting later this month in brussels to discuss whether to lift them gemini, the biggest economy says it won't. some of the sanctions to remain in place sanctions against our stock henchmen who committed serious crimes during the civil war must remain in place that germany proposes to take a smart approach to sanctions providing repeats really for the syrian population missing from the meeting and re add what ran and russia based storage allies, it'd be ousted asset government who helped it bypass sanctions by providing vital supplies. but serious political landscape has changed dramatically and this will move in a month. those who suffered a weak economy and crippling sentients for use say they're ready to rebuild the l

groups all sides of the accused of widespread atrocities including sexual violence and killing civilians. the u. n. u . s. u k. and from the cold on rwanda and m. 23 to stop. that's what's going on. the seminal front strongly condemns the offensive laid by the m $23.00 supported by the ro wanted on forces, which resulted in the death of peacekeepers and caused the displacement of tens of thousands of civilians. the fighting must stop and dialogue most was here. the 5000s of people have fled government to neighboring lawanda about 2000000 and have already been forced from their homes in 3 years of fighting. just relate this chapter in a decades long conflict. wondering, you've gone to invaded, congress really says he has a game that has been accused of meddling and detain minerals ever since the last time m. 23 to government was 13 years ago. the u. s. and some european countries, top military aid to we're wanda, and in 23 was late to defeated. people here waiting to see how the international community will respond to this time. malcolm web houses era. the spring and knowledge is here is gabriel is under

u. s. and m s. nbc. this past week, suddenly doing the kind of reporting using the kind of language they should have been using for more than a year. and a you're absolutely right. nobody can claim that they didn't know their people for choosing not to bar. and there are people who are excusing genocide, but nobody can say that they did not know. in fact, one of the things that has been the most jarring of this is such as we've seen, policy is live stream, their own genocide. we've also been seeing that israel has systematically attacked house city and journalists who are trying to get the world to see what's happening and it's been radio silence. not only have we not heard jermel speak up against the attacks on their own as one would expect. but we've also seen people somehow turn a blind eye and ignore the massive destruction that israel has, has, has needed on casa. and so why is it that this is happening now? it's hard to say, but i can say that all of this information has been there. and in fact, som

u. s. and friends. and they did nothing actually. they are, they are trying to impose, i mean, i don't feel patient insult 7 on the, so the people decided took a decision to mobilize because we know that is this, this is aside now, you know, not using the weapons, the binding by the agreement. the people took the step to make this rate is recon center, the decision to have an a permanent occupation themselves to the high end and were just hearing now from the un envoy in 11 on uh that unit. phil has said the conditions are not yet in place for the safe return of lebanese citizens to 711 on thank you very much, charlie rod for speaking to us about this signing moran. joining us today from beverly and still ahead on this sanchez here and use our a mastercard and to don stoffel region will be lies in cartoon for the latest and ins for key and by phase courses for his hatch right. for round the drapes that's coming up later with fire us, stay with the the next old building in western europe is more extensive than the last famous one is t

u. s. and this is purely a political place. and it is kind of hard to argue with that. if we just think back a couple of months doing to complain how much of a campaign topic that was for both biden and then later coming to harris and a for president assumed to be a president, trump. they both very much complained on this. so there's definitely a political science to this issue. this is happening right at the end of biden's term. why would he go out on a limb for something like this now? yeah, that is really good question, but certainly there is one simple things he wants to go out on a good note with people and ask jobs. that's a question of top top cuts that he says he uh, he wants to prevent of course, but certainly national security does play a role. steel is absolutely clearly and important product that goes into so many industrial sectors of any economy, whether that is defensible auto or in general industry machinery. of course, you don't necessarily want other countries a to meddle with this, but, but you close the close out of the united states. so you're very

and that's it for the show. i'll continued condolences to those surviving u. k u s. and you on violence here in the middle east. we will be back from or on washington as well, with the brand new episode. on monday, joined by the c. i. as for mackenzie, tara chief, dr. michael sure. until end keeping. josh, why will i social media if it's on sent to the annual country? and i, to a general, going on want to keep you on the come to watching you and all that besides of going underground semen, the people in disgusted with what's going on with that, sending huge amounts of money to the lensky in terms of weapons, to kill russians, when actually we're taking money away from people that have been one of the big things in the tell you that i know about domestically is that the cover labor government have taken one and a half 1000000000 pounds away from the the, for the some remodeling t suddenly less weight or more in the, in the holding the fuse each screw when the customer will just didn't fit in noise sits on us. what is the for supposed to do? or if it's still an ocean wh

thanks to donald trump for a few days, at least the men women and children have gone as i have slept without the u. k. u. s. u, i'm to aerial bombardment, and trump is trying to a point cabin to members like our f k junior and josie, gavin. we want to rein in the c. i a, but his cabinet design is within minutes of as an organization. he ended restrictions on us x, bullets of 2000 pound bombs for israel is picked through us ambassador to be un who appears to accept the tools scripture over you and resolutions on palestine and trump is funded by casino mobile and is rarely american billionaire, mary, and madison, joining me now from pennsylvania, virginia is dr. philip geraldine for the 2 decade. c i a military intelligence case officer and executive director of the council, the national interest to dr. jeroski. thank you so much for coming on a well, one of the 1st things trump did was in financial for an aide for 90 days. and then of course that excluded israel, the largest recipient of american aid. what, what do you think is the points even of the fall, renee, the executive order that he made on inaugura

u. s. and consistently interfered with the russians trained affairs. but they were also more important reasons which mister let you to, to, to, to us and to show their store. and we looked at their students, a doctor of history, and also dmitri, by the dc. and he's widely known for his scientific works on the hist be as many little russia or the care. so it's all skin the also stuff, wash, load 3, a 3 to that have never seen chimney of of both williams, case of the commission to sheriff's case. i mean, yeah. really is that a lot of disrupting to shift? i'm scared of. returning these lands was the of the terrible is main objective. the free access to the baltic sea was also vital for russia as the russian. so knew very well the at 1st the live own in war post with out poland taking bod. however, 14 years of to repeat again, king it's, it gets moved to 2nd, poland died leaving the nation without as the as was customary. and those times po sent petitions to of, to europe in kingdoms inviting them to claim the publish thrown. they also wrote to yvonne the t

u. s. and government's world wide about implementing it will mean overcoming major obstacles. what are the challenges and what's needed from each side? this is a side story. the .

u. s. and we kids voice and enjoy to me from the other you know, the into the yang of course and the big dog who was kind of like, we like these entertaining. we don't like them in any sort of political way. why not? you know, you might have talked about peace, which is important to so, you know, always go with the guy who's talking pieces sorting out to the war and ukraine. and he's, and he's royce and you know, the ink of young as i say, good, all sleepy joe, the self propelled ground. that, you know, he's like even pre floppy disk cd. he's like kind of punch card paper computer paper propelled. and so the russians would say no, and let's have a look at how we kind of put the boot into sleepy joe was of a hard to do every week. there was something new and we actually were worried royalty that we thought, well, what we do after, after jo, either expires or you know, falls down the steps of air force one and, you know, put the sunroof in the back of his head. let's look at how we danced with sl

been abided by and the media tends to be a noam chomsky and edward herman wrote a book called manufacturing concepts which is the critique of the u. s. media and how they tended to play up only the atrocities of official government at u. s. government, and these, whether russia or china and to ignore those of us allies. but again, these railways have gone so far this time that the media to sustain any credibility had to report some of what was going on and the heretic things that they're doing. is there anything in the timing of, of what's coming? i've done, mike, we see more such coverage emerging. i think so, cuz the cat is out of the bag, so to speak. i mean that and yeah, been indicted in the world. court of the atrocities you know, cannot be ignored. and i need to also, i think we lived now and the age of social media. so so much is report. and a lot of the young people, you know, get their news off social media. so they, they saw what's going on for a long time. and again, in the media, you know, they are businesses, they're trying to attract viewers and to track young people who know what's going on. they seize on social medi

u. s. and as anyone else trading with. so yeah. now within those, there are areas that obviously they should not be considering immediately like lifting sanctions on military supplies, weapons and so on. but there are areas to do with few food, etc. it says in the interest of the west to tackle it carefully because you do not want to push the diesel goes too far. with sanctions in the mean globally, they have a limit to how effective they can be of sort a certain to the level of pressure the become come to productive because the government under sanctions will look elsewhere to release it. so the pressure on, i say economy, and in the case of syria, i mean, everyone is happy that they turn their back to the around. you don't want them to go back in that direction. you don't want them to go back to russia. so it is in the international uses interest to come to a combination to as soon as possible the, the, you mentioned the americans in us defense secretary, the outgoing one, any way has said that the us needs to keep troops deployed

u. s. and the u. k. i'm good. how many of those company actually out in both directly and the sort of go to see how many i talk housing with actually the told the interest of the genocide, but at least it damaging the. is the 80 you pulling me it? i've closed. what have they made a po to 1000 for overbite palestine and a lot in that it was, well, it's sending millions of people to the show started every day. so it's actually kind of as to the taste in that any satellite of some of what they have been doing to what it is that i may be need that united states. as you say, i believe that they are blending with some companies in very good clouds. i may get, i think i gave them an or over to the new or to this product. that's all the, let's course in war against him. and i need that happen. this means that the money will be taught to get in this country on, or is it a uh, old united states military, an estate agent, even in so it would yada available induced company. we're not only the product in the united states of bu

u. s. and inside of europe, uh, bcu. uh their relatively strict uh, procedures, or how you can test uh drugs. so what do they do? they go for country to go places like great river places like uh, central africa where they can pretty much do whatever they want the government, the government officials, and then they test their products or, or just depending on what you want, it falls on one with a 3 year there's been countless documentation is mass, dest, sterilizations, and so on, that have been, uh, i'm reach, you know, i have a child or friend. no, we, we don't talk anymore because about it this year. but he, as a lieutenant colonel in the us army, was in charge of the security systems and all these laboratories and he just don't understand how many there are dozens of laboratories throughout out. and he would cost to be a road trip. you know, all of these laboratories checking the roy each, your interest is a responsibility. so the us government has been there for quite a while and they are doing human tests along with

u. s. and it's historical ties would define and to all of us stories now solve it. he's a working around the clock to p, a debris and such for potential victims from pop last week. let's talk to you back this week. at least a 120 people were killed and another 180 injured a incident. there was a cdc and report on the rescue efforts so far. the cutting to the latest the press briefing asked for now she don't has to provide over 12000 personal from various levels of emergency rescue teams. and the social rescue forces to carry out the search and rescue operations. a total of a $407.00 chapter, the individuals have been rescued out for to relocation and resettlement decides, has been established. and a more than 465. how do the disaster affected the rest it's happening relocated, and the settled as, as now, all road sections damaged by the earthquake have been fully repaired. according to the latest, the state is that it has to be no further increase in cavities from the earthquake . so this afternoon we actually arrived in town, so assume one of the air is most severe

u. s. and it's historical ties with that one. and over to the united states. now donald trump has accused the outgoing binding administration to play with fire when he comes to key. if he said that he understood the issues the roster faced as ukraine sought to join the need to military block. a big part of the problem was russia for many, many years long before a boat and said, you could never have nato involved with ukraine. now they've said that that's been like written in stone, and somewhere along the line vitally said, no, they should be able to join nato. well then russia has somebody right in the doorstep, but i could understand the feeling about that. now they had been multiple tabs on the lives of prominent western politicians who dare to question these tablets. been narrative of by the clean conflict. the art is rachel mac didn't weighs in on it in 2024. if you are a populous leader, defending your country, sovereign interest in firing off criticism of the establishment status quote, you risk being shot right back at, but with actual bullets 1st up i

international format of our communication between moldova and trends in history or for good includes russia, ukraine, the o. s. c, e mediator and the u. s. observers and the european union as guarantors. in fact, we practically the entire globe is participating in the settlement process, and it worked should be effectively or in effectively to move it never. the less issues were discussed there and the decisions were made by consensus. it's both the trends in history, a and mold overhead, equal rights, equal responsibilities company. this did not suit mold over at all, and in 2019 mold over broke this format by not signing the final documents and brought a slot in the fall of 2019. there was an attempt to rewrite it, to return for signing again, but moved over did not agree to it and it's in fact it froze. this format. if there had been direct dialogue, maybe this energy crisis would not have happened to be new will say this next on the saving sanders advisor said that if pro russian forces come to power in the parliamentary elections and choose to know if ukraine will have to intervene and come up with an immediate military response

thanks to donald trump for a few days, at least the men, women, and children have gone as i have slept without the u. k. u. s. u, i'm to aerial bombardment, and trump is trying to appoint cabinet members like our f, k junior and josie, gavin. we want to rain in the ca, that is cabinet design just within minutes it was an organization he ended restrictions on us exports of 2000 pound bombs or israel is picked through us, invested to be un, who appears to accept neutral scripture over un resolutions on palestine and trump is funded by casino mobile and is rarely american billionaire, mary and madison. joining me now from pennsylvania, virginia is dr. phillip gerald, the full of a to decade. c. i. a military intelligence case officer and executive director of the.

u. s. and germany which is also kind well not telling you repeating the dis, but they need to spend 5 percent of the g d p on defense. if they going to keep you are safe, that's a line that's a trunk spoke. and it really does feel as if he is uh, you know, feeling quite so over what's happened over the last few years. but yes. so let's keep very much changing his tune right now. 5 percent will be quite a rise when that's archie correspond to try to be sure to thank you as always well as high the mid week news roundup is looking for now. we will have all the big developments this wednesday again and 30 to join me the the game. so hold on just a minute and then let's get to the boy is shipped to the special issue a and then i see it the last as a command. let's say skim hijacks. yeah. can we get to it for almost a while and then probably in you look at, as prosecutors have come to the house or south, proclaimed pasta getting out of the month. and then he's been training all for this to serve in t

also very quick to avoid any blame for the killings conveniently, perhaps if it's the s b u running the operation u. s. and it's always complain plausible tonight, lady ukraine wasn't behind these attacks. the u. k. was behind these attacks the united states was and by these tests, in fact, the united states warned russia about the possibility of these attacks in advance. it's abundantly cleared, isis was solely responsible for the risk a terrorist attack in moscow last week vac united states tried to help prevent this terrorist attack and the criminal knows that russia quickly reacted to us claims of a so called a warning sign that any information received was far too vague with the head of the f. s. b. repeating that a warning from the us was not detailed enough to act upon with the rush of security chief. clarifying the reality of the situation thinks on most of the information given to us by the american side was general about the preparation of terrorist acts in places of mass gathering of citizens. we reacted to this information and took appropriate measures, but unfortunately this is the practice of

u. s. and you'll ever be guilty, but actually commit to crime. well that we can forgive the find that balance of, of this and use our hulu button and about to, to create when i met with the security. so i'm gonna shoot you over the course and know what the entity is. i just googled on this. let me just set systems. this was just about what you're looking for. we're going to get it done. so i think she was wanting to just because i didn't come, you know, communicated the integrity most of the day today. and would you like me to get to you sheets to the this because i know i'm just getting them on the issue that i've used the some you know, obviously a new e phone to, to do with this issue of the video. she had to daniel, beautiful to garage, and i felt like that is for the to the they found in the car was quite high able to another way to, to best buy this person does that. he's the on the issue in between the, the people, the spots, the community, the but i think the only for, i'm you, which i showed us and i for children, you're share any proport

u. s. and carter to reach temporary cheese fire agreements in gus are between who's already learned how much? well, h is the, a 3 to agencies fire with the many details supposed to be implemented on the 19th january is to start the of course with the 6 weeks of temporary fees, the teachers, and also the um, their jury or operations my both parties. and in my opinion, uh, the likelihood of the, the agreement success as sustainability is a promising, especially considering the batch of doing a trump will soon take office as a, knowing these not in favor of starting his term would that conflict? he has words also and a promise of hell, a to me to least in case so for that's a reaching this kind of the ceasefire. and here we sold that to just to be for a few days is going through his, the, to the white house. the 15 mazda is, of the war has come to the, to be side. and so, in my opinion, the timing of the disagreements indicates that so both parties have reached a stage in which we call it in confl

u. s. and the u. k. is project is extremely new president and dungeon a sense of calm and tired idea was for like a lot of good points, but we, i want to bring in august. and so now use of my right now use of there is a danger here. the de escalate. the conflict could escalate because britain gets involved because the americans get involved. and that is a different kind of world that you are then fighting. human is already the most difficult, international humanitarian crisis. it's already economically the developing. it's going backwards. human can't afford this as a whole, and there is a danger that you could bring the whole country into a wreck by keeping this up and you're not getting anything from it as well. i think there's a bigger danger that's represented in allowing the genocide to continue in, in palestine. united simply just don't understand. some of the comments made by some of your, you know, your guess on one hand, they're saying that the on sort of law move into who these are we using this

u. s. and consistently interfered with the russians trained affairs. but they were also more important reasons. which mister, lifted it to their course and mobile shall their store have it as their students oscar, delta of history and daughter dmitri. but a decent is widely known for his scientific works on the history of medieval russia . the care so it'll scare me also. steph, westwood, 3 and 3 to that. have never seen journey of of votes. somebody else keith? i'm going to finish the sheriff's keys. i mean, yeah. the shifting to show instead of keeping on returning these lands was to be found. the terrible was main objective. the free access to the baltic sea was also vital for russia. that's the russian. so knew very well the at 1st the livonia and wall past with out poland, taking both. however, 14 years of to and again king it's, it gets more into the 2nd component, died leaving the nation without as the as was customary. and those times po sent petitions to europe in kingdoms inviting them to claim the publish thrown. they also wrote to yvonne the

u. s. and e. you impose sanctions on syria, followed by other countries later for us and you expanded those sanctions hitting the central bank. the electricity and energy sectors. in 2019 the us passed the cesar rack, which effectively band states and private businesses from doing any deals with us as government. well, so there's now gone. western sanctions across the board remain in place, including on hey, you have to have either shown the main group that over through s a and is now leading serious transition doctrine will fund that hyundai is the president of the syrian american medical society. he says that while the us has ease some restrictions to make it easier to bring. so mandatory in a to syrians, all sanctions need to be lift. it was much trickier before today because, you know, then we, we really were very hesitant to be able to do anything. and now it adds a little bit on clarity. the, the, the new license a 24 allows us to be able to deal with the steering government institutions that

it, the more he me, the most all told initial was discussing the meeting and he also between the hands of the us as of the u. s. u k. in february 1945 as a result of the us as almost a language because the soviet union, we came to the ends of west ukraine and western bella, roost toilets, east, 20 and the sides because there's but then you don't do much to 1000. this is medium, all of us pushing, i'm going to need to get a minute and he is up and running his voice. our goal is to push, i do to option make to decode, you get my new patrol more as a different, much them across right now for sure. the bill was custom task, find out a little more to ship to see where you and the boyfriend a history to get the history, the, the the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic. isn't just a shifted reality distortion by how of tired vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going on the ground? can the when i say this is, i mean the math, the wo

u. s, and the u. k. on jerry many boost company actually out in both directly. and before . and of course you have many cars most actually the told that interest book, the genius i but i please it damaging the is the 80 you quoted me. it's have close . what have they made a po to 1000 for open bike ballast dining and a lot in that it's the not more than a year until the warring guys are they seem to be no end in sight at the desk. old has risen to over 46000 and that's up putting to policy in the in the forward. he's the only in the last 2 days. he's when he's tried to put to the killed more than 60 people. and that included a tax on the refugee come in a so called safe zone while there are reports of potential sci fi pulse being broken by the us and can talk. here's what the locals in gaza think about the current situation. one level going on and solve the problem. we were waiting for news of a truth every day, but there was no truth. news came about my son's, my daughter in law and to my grandchildren, and how long will this war and this foaming last, we have become 46000

u. s. and the u. k. i'm good in many those company actually out in both directly . and this will it out. of course you many i talk has most actually the told it in for spoke the genocide, but at least it damaging the is the 80 you quoted me it. i've closed what have they made a po to 1000 for open bike ballast time and in a life in that it's the, the last day with our team to national for all the latest from around the welds banks of watching the literal ways to poland. one struggling to proclaim the truth and the other profiting and villainy. winston churchill world war 2, the interest now become one of the most lucifer big nato countries. the time to about 20 minutes, we sites hosting nato and us ministry personnel in addition and according to opponents defense ministry statements in the next 10 years, we will be more than a 100 new us military bases.

u. s. and the u. k. i'm good. how many of those company actually are in both directly? and this will it out? of course you many i talk has most actually resulted in for spoke the genocide, but at least it damaging the is the 80 you pulling me? it's have close. what have they made a po to 1000 for open bike ballast dining, and a lot in that, it's the not more than a year until the warrant, guys that they seem to be no end in sight. dest full has risen to over $4.00 to $6000.00, and that's according to palestinian authorities. now, only the last 2 days, eas rodney strikes reportedly killed more than 60 people. and that included attacks on the rest of the camp, and the so called safe zone. me while there are reports, a potential a c slide talks being broken by the us on top here is what locals in gaza. think about the current situation. one level one on. so the problem, we were waiting for news of a truce every day, but there was no truce news came about my son's, my daughter in law and my grandchildren. and how long will this war? and this booming last, we have to come 460

u. s. and the screws not before we started sending messages to the us, we should coordinate more closely at the european level. and that will really suggested months ago, we should have our own, your team contact group on your train for me to go through kind of, i will pay for contact corporate, trusting. so clearly his messages and that germany's task is europe, europe, and once again, europe to be stronger. i want to bring in you match because a lot of headlines were made by at least 5 of the tests to kind of the a, if the doing a twitter space, an ex space with 8 on mosque, who is an advise of donald trump, one of his bros actually one of his key buddies in the selection campaign and, and it made everybody feel like okay, these interest of very muscle lines are very close to each other. the if the is close to the trunk come up. but this is what a least vital had to say about the relationship to the us address, actually a judge and not to leave us with george. not only will this could lead to

u. s. and about the, you know, the forces in the west this, of this, the most supplied in the upgrade so that people can find the grains of west and back of though a pair fall from a diplomatic resolution. the says to increase production of shows with a new plains defense contract groups with saliva, spinnington gym. and obviously you're back to right in my cell in germany, spain hungry australia ad in south africa to boost production 270-0000 opportunity shows and 10000 tons of gun and pound of the year. the move has been met with hoss criticism in south africa. that was to notice that south africa is listed as a member of the ukraine defense contact group. although the china african countries note the toll is close the lines with vasa for bricks. holiday we spoke with the older older person, just seen investment. josh, see that my food. so he says the gentleman companies, actions are not only unlikely to create jobs full south africa, but also drive the nation into war with russia. i definite

military age since russia launched its full scale invasion nearly 3 years ago and hoff about hoff of that amount has come from the u . s. another 25 percent from germany, which is ukraine's 2nd biggest becca. now pacing up keeps austell of more than empty messiah and nancy, during weaponry, could also reduce pressure on ukraine's. mo bile, defense units is kind of units move quickly and must make the most of the existing weapons, dw correspondence on you found the cold was given a closer look at how they operate, the fights and the skies over you creed. every single night. nobody, a defense units like these take on deadly russian arrow techs these units are not as sophisticated as the wisdom provided patriots for iris the system, but it cheaper and to move quickly outside key. this cool use this to different weapon system. a talk is supplied heavy machine gun models on it's better known american come to box the into browning to shoot down drones, hold them above the main goal is to shoot down targets flying at low altitude for the moment while we have thermal imaging on it, which allows us to detect, make corrections a

u. s. and 92 percent of homes that have been destroyed or damaged by his rating strikes or even any to 1000000 causes have been displaced and are in need of shelves. and other reports by the global bodies says it will take over 2 decades to clear the enclave from daybreak these grim figures have stopped former residents with hunting to gauze as decimated note saying they've lost everything. the destruction is terrifying, complete, and total destruction. they left nothing, they completely wipe out the infrastructure. there is no life at all in the north. there is no shelter. we don't know where to go, or where to return to. i swear to god, i came to search for my house and i couldn't find it. we found nothing higher. my house and my children's homes have all been destroyed. the house is wiped down, buried under ground, with everything inside and we left with nothing that i get closer to the gun. and as i came back from the place where i had been displaced to the yarn, oak area and gauze, uh no.

u. s. and japan, the missile flew about 1100 kilometers and there was no 2nd peak. no, it wouldn't be difficult to use such systems in a relatively small territory like the korean peninsula possible they are right. the missile won't be used in south korea. there's not a reason that using this like us and south korea on north korea has more than enough but to reach sol uh, which is not far from the border and reach any other point a notice are great but and so i guess wherever comes right, particularly from the south. now, on the other hand, as a deterrent as a strategic web. this is a very active uh, realistic weapon. this is a weapon system that can destroy, for example, the more facilities in guam iguana gives the main logistics space for the us military and the western for so long, but has a marine brigade station there. it's got 4 facilities repair facilities. a don't, don't forget the american re doesn't have a lot of to be tenders. in other words, when the rounds and the rockets and the fuel start to run out on the ships, there are a lot of ships in the us nav

u. s. and you sponsor genocide, live stream don't take talk rumble of x. the europe in united states involvement in that genocide is hardly co, but unlike c, i a and i, my 6 involvements in supporting al qaeda in syria now victorious today and investigation into the c. i is arguably never more pressing. not only because it is 50 years to the day of the great.