and the u. s. resolution went forward, russia of scanned and the resolution was passed. so here's what we heard from the russian ambassador regarding this somewhat troubling resolution that roger did not feel comfortable voting for and was not happy to see its amendments voted down in regards to the surfaces lives things for them. we regret that despite repeated demands by a number of allegations including representatives of the arrow boils, the documents fails to mention the real root cause of instability and the red sea, namely the plots of gaza. the approach from the offices of the document grossly distorts. the chain of cause and effect, and makes the document distinctly politicized unbalanced. now it's important to note, rochelle was not alone in what they had to say before the council, china and algeria also expressed and echoed rushes concerns. at this point, we have over 23000 palestinians who've been killed. that is the reason that i'm sure a lot of these are stopping the ships. but yet there was no mention of that in the resolution. the united states simply ign

u. s. and russia. now the us on so on record has gone on to say that the bungler b selections was free and said it was a given a teen sort of salts to the election that was held in bond movies. so really, there a lot of discrepancy in what this statement is coming from the u. s. and what they don't available. one of the bundle of the selection was the bottom of the selections and the results have cost the attention of the was also be interesting because the we bundle abuse is placed in asia. it's strategically phase between doing easier and supervisor, india, and china. and let me find all the bundle of these has done a very, very interesting evey, the good balancing act between the 2 countries. so you'll see me as a, from the neighbor, china, from the supports bangladesh in advancing various, both the election, political genders in accordance with the law. and is willing to work with the new government of bangladesh, chinese willing, on the basis of mutual respect, equality, mutual benefit, unknown int

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who's trying his counterpart on june said that china, some parts of russia on the ukraine issue, despite pressure from the u. s. and e. u. the u. s. and western countries are ignoring russia. we strongly support justice, support russia in the ukrainian issue, even though the us in europe continue to pressure china. we will not abandon the established policy. nothing can prevent china, russia cooperation, but you to china is a defense administered on june confirmed the strategic partnership between china and russia remains at a high level survey showing you emphasized in turn, that moscow badging relations are experiencing the best period in their history. the russian defense minister also expressed confidence the talks would further strengthen the russian chinese strategic partnership on defense. we discussed these bilateral relations with artic contributor carl john, who said the china remains firmly on russia's side against us, had germany. china has always stated that china understand russia's security concerns. that was natal pushing steadily, useful use work ever since the end of the cold war. so, so, so china

75th anniversary of us, of china and russia, establishing diplomatic ties, it offered a cold war ended. china was the 1st export customer for the russian fighter jet, s u 27. and since that just relationship, only steadily, growth last year, present food and actually set the plot, the china, russia cooperation, the high tech sector in the military properties and in distress about the importance of the ball piece that military satellite weapons in our experience. and russia is also helping china to develop a early detection system that will allow china to detect any missile launch from mainland united states. that gaines, china that will allow trying chinese missile to get in the air in time. and china also purchased a rush, s s 400 and air defense system in russia is helping to chide china to train, who still to be able to and, and the s s 400. okay. so is there's a lot of areas for operation. and most importantly, russia, russian military has getting a lot of experience in the serial war. and also in this spectrum, military operation, ukraine. so, so joint exercises between russia and china, it also helps the china to, to learn se, operational experie

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and what's in your opinion, with the fake for russia and the u. s. relationship to get back on some sort of a normal track. thank for the sure the levels as well as for and my concerns about the rest of the world. and this is suffering from the current situation in the us freshman relations. i don't know how to answer that. i'd like to ask you to to tell me what kind of satisfaction did the world receive from our normal relations relatively no mobile nations with us? what was the pleasuring in those relations? such looks that after them saw in the abstract sense, as it did great that they were talking to each other. well, that's your, that's the notion. when you do that, if you don't specify what with right now is happening and how the rest of the world is suffering from it. well, i'm sure if it seems that you can be sad that many a raising the lauren with the fact that there was greater escalation, military rhetoric with the media and then you can when you, which, but she possibly no one wants to have a big war. but she is, we have, she's been thro

week, maybe 2200 and then comes russia's neva bell roofs with almost 1500 next to me on the and then venezuela sanctions against russia have been imposed by countries including the u. s. t e u, the u. k. a straight to canada and japan. all right, let's bring it out. guess for today's discussion for us, started in catholics on web joined by chris with us. who is the chief executive of micro advisory? that's a strategic business consultancy focused on russia. you raise up from that always in capital. also we're joined by and build sites who's a sanctions expert who found the country risk analysis company co risk. he also helped to write a recent report, the investigative how russian sanctions are being ignored and from washington d. c. anatole leaving is the director of the razor program at the quincy institute for responsible state craft. and gentleman, welcome to you all. i'll start with you then chris, what do you make of these up? domestic growth, full cost figures for russia? well, they look optimistic, but it's an extra affects. uh but, but really those numbers show is that the economy is stabilized. is, is large the being driven, but with a combination of a mili

will sign of ending with continued destruction and losses on both sides sanctions against russia continued. perhaps it's economy is growing and then the u. s. political support for you claims was that is on depression. so what could happen in 2024? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm elizabeth put on him older ukrainian president and not him is a landscape denies that many of those believe the will and ukraine. is it a stalemate? this might much fall in financial and military aid on managing to hold russian forces back you claims efforts on the battlefield. have one little ground. recently bipartisan support for ukraine and the u. s. has disintegrated, threatening funding with uncertainty to pose by next. is us presidential election for russia. they have been high military casualties, but it seems to have weathered much of the economic damage from wide ranging sanctions. so what could happen militarily and politically in 2024. and will it be a decisive year and the war will be asking these questions and more of, i guess shortly, but 1st victoria, jason, be looks at how the was momentum shifted over the past year

this will sign of ending with continued destruction and losses on both sides sanctions against russia continued. perhaps its economy is growing. and the u. s. political support for your claims was that is on depression. so what could happen in 2024? this is in 5 story the.

so, but essentially means russia's ability to use ships that are not owned by an s t in the g 7, or e u. and that is not insured by an, as in these jurisdictions. and then the price kept doesn't look like russia has a mazda fleece of hundreds of awesome aging tankers to move. it's all around the world without being subject to the con. the typically have complex ownership structures many operate without a proper insurance on the use of various methods to avoid detection, including creating fake locations, signals. being able to settle it without abiding by the cap means russia is now getting close to averaged a little bit prizes per barrel. roche has capacity to keep going. doesn't mean that the western alliance doesn't have options. there's little doubt is that something needs to be done and done fast. so if you ask the percentage points of view to be more than does it, i mean, is she will spend with the little, even more price goes on. because for example, eventually the least, i shall be happy to go father, and that's the best his uh preference. and so i think i find a new the, um, uh, bas

u. s. over this, they will seek away the twist and blame russia somehow for this incident. despite it being done by the care of redeem against its own prisoners of war. uh, and, and done with it in american supply military systems. but if the cabbage him views its prisoners of war as traitor before surrendering, they should have died to demand defending their positions. and we have seen the cavern dream target its own po, w's in. uh, 2022 uh in. um, you know, uh uh, early enough go, you live, go in the don boss region a hi mars fired at a detention facility holding the prisoners of we. busy are far right, members of a's off stall who were starting to speak out. we saw a similar incidences in our to almost a year later with another high mars hitting a detention facility and a multiple videos we have of when the coverage seems, forces surrender and have to be transported from the battle field a back when they can be identified the givers even sends a f p v. drones for artillery strikes to try to stop them. uh, they certainly don't want a critical. busy key every game of troops speaking uh, yo

we have instability in the middle east with an ally of russia and iran, that is running proxies that are affecting u. s. interest and commercial interest. we have threats in the pacific, we have the north koreans providing long-range missiles to russia, this is a much, much more complex year than we started two years ago, frankly, or the past year. i fear that we may be alert to the dangers at home, that seems to be the pattern in the election in 2020, 2022, likely to play it down in 2024. but we are not sufficiently focused on threats abroad, and we are not sufficiently focused on the fact that russia keeps marching forward, its relationships with other authoritarian regimes get tighter, and we are in for a, very very difficult year at home, and abroad. >> ben, what colonel vindman just said i think is interesting. the threats have proliferated. the world is just fundamentally more dangerous place than it was four years ago, and what happens, or what we do, not just what happens in ukraine, what america does, how america leads in ukraine is something that not just our allies are worrying about, and pa

region with the spot, the regional and russia, has always suffered from the interventions of the us in the past and also on the present. and we all know that the u. s. is this period had been the ukranian war and no one gave the right to the us to so full with ukraine and to this country. into a threats to russia and now as the russian, uh, people are defending the national security which complies with the international law as well as the many people they are now defending the policy. the people, you know, back to you is, is it has now a ministry presents in the region. he and the ritzy. and it's our land that we'll see what america accept a military present, spike, russia, or china, and be in it mixed with the united states. no, they wouldn't have acts of this. why would they want the people, the other people, if any country just to x of the minister presents as saying that the opposite thing that interest, if they want to protect the us interest, they have to stop the killing of the people in because of the 10s of thousands of people, most of them are children and women were killed, brutally, the bombardment the never to stop. now we have the we,

u. s. and soul for the move. however, it may have more to do with the north, closer ties to 2 of its allies, russia and china. north korean dictator kim joel on is no stranger to fiery rhetoric. but experts say his statement to the north korean parliament could change relations between the north and the south for years to come to see, i mean, we have our most hostile state, the republic of korea, you know, nearest neighborhood. and the instability of the regional situation is sorting due to the us led escalation of military tensions. came further instructed his government to enshrine the south as north korea's chief enemy and disbanded the government offices responsible for exchange with the south. if young, young and soul had been in a defacto state of war since the end of fighting in the cream conflict, however, both countries had officially pursued eventual reintegration. despite their tents relations, kim's announcement is set to change that tensions had been on the rise due in part to north korea's nuclear weapons and rocket programs. and came, is made in the art of using facilities like these as part of

and more concentrating on the u. s. selections, as a, he's up, as you know, china is in a different position from russia because china is a big trading country. and, you know, it's one some lesson. so, i mean, i was in russia recently and you know, there are no channels of communication with russia. i was told that the vice level that, you know, there's nothing they treat us like the enemy, they just need eric. that's. and i think china looks at this, and it has no illusions about, do you not with united states and whether you know, english and support the united states in china. but the same time, they don't want to get into that position where you know, all the channels of communication. i'll talk because they are a big trading nation and they've got different interest rusher understands that china are on the stand side, but they still work very closely together as the correct. thank you and that's for the show. i'll continue condolences to those very by the u. k u. s. back souls here in garza, we'll be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch by roll i social media. if it's not tense and

u. s. over this. they will seek a way to twist and, and, and blame russia somehow for this incident. despite it being done by the cabbage team against its own prisoners of war. uh, and, and done with it in american supplied military system. now, if it turns out that the us supplied meso side down the plain, to what extent would this make the us complicit in this incident to? well i, i think to a very high degree, and there is also a considerable question about how involved american military forces boots on the ground. the, the trainers and advisors be the military or intelligence are involved in this. russian government has claimed multiple times that it has information. it has knowledge that many of the more advanced military systems, such as the high mars and almost certainly air defense systems such as the patriot and the german provided iris t utilize a western military personnel or recently retired and suddenly volunteered for the service for the cameras the military personnel because the training time to become an expert user and the system is very high. so i think that's definitely something t

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u. s. and south korea say north korea has provided russia with arms, including on tennessee, on ms solves to fight in ukraine. 36 people have been killed more than 20 injured, often. explosion out of furniture factory in as advised on the last in the capital baku destroyed move. 13000 square meters surrounding with finished sci fi. fi has extinguish the place. but officials say a criminal investigation is on the way into safety practices that now 9 to 6000 ask on children are in desperate need of support on finality is devastating up the way it's announce. according to unit stuff, which says the atlas fit in the villages is that with suffering as a bishop when to grips the country, tells profit has more the series of us quakes and also but devastating launch areas of wisdom. i've gone to stop at least a 1000 people were killed. but i carried onto the rubble in isolated towns and villages, many of which itself with neglect and violence during decades of war and political instability. hold a 3 month slates of the united nations children's fun. yulusef says nearly 100000 f gun children are in d

u. s. a group of nonce plans to 4 to 5. their borders with russia and beller. roost by building bunkers as a means to quote triple possible impression that's despite the block itself. recently expanding to include finland, which most cruces it has no fights to pick with the western lines and beijing as also find itself on the receiving end of similar erotic claims with the nato chief accusing china of moving closer to the north atlantic block. in asia, a sign of the heavy investments in a mold on military capabilities, including more and more advanced nuclear weapons. a china also a way of behavior, especially in the south china sea. and the way china is actually violating core principles for night to the workers. see that the role of the we also have to understand that this is all about nathan moving into a show. but this, the about the fact that the child is coming closer. those, of course, need to has to address what happens in a saw a note because we order a global security lines about the calls for the purpose, they're not as follows, and vice vers

russia did this, and that's in ukraine. russia did decide that in ukraine, china that decided that i don't know where it's at. so in this case, is there i did this and that, and the u. s. does, you know, did this on that? so it's important to us to underline these things as we speak alpha 0, senior political analyst, my one to shower. thank you very much. of just an hour ago, u. k. prime minister ritchie snack address parliament over his countries participation in us strikes against who's the targets in yemen? denying that the arm groups campaign had any relation with the ongoing war on gus versus baker. we shouldn't full for them and knowing narrative that this is about as well and gaza. they target ships from around the well. we continue to work towards the sustainable c foreign garza and to get more a to civilians. we also continue to support the negotiated settlement and human civil. but i want to be very clear that this option is completely unrelated to those issues. it is a direct response to the who to use a tax on international shipping. sorry for us to join us live from london. how are you? i'm wondering whether you could just outline briefly for our of yours

russia in, in, in a position to seize assets of any type? well, it's not as if the u. s. federal reserve is keeping their roubles. yeah. and in the russian central bank, so i don't think that that's gonna happen. but we're here in davos and i was just, i'm having a dinner on monday night. and, and one of the attendees was a senior executive from the hon di company in korea. and they had a $3000000000.00 investment in, in, in car manufacturing in st. petersburg. and they were forced to sell it for a $114.00 back to the russian some, some russian. and so the expropriation on the private sector side has already happened, is that, as i like um, western corporate assets are now at risk. they, they, they, they, they, they, they either been liquidated voluntarily by, by these western companies, or they're being expropriated by the russian government. now, even before this happens. and so i would say that that's a, a sort of red herring that, that, that shouldn't be standing out there. what else could russia do? they can huff and they can pause and they can scream bloody murder as they will. and that will be that and, and for what

u. s. president. he already threatened to quit the western military alliance data in the past, and now pledges to strike a deal with russia. a prospect that has sweats all to europe. i think europe has to take more responsibility for it for itself. we cannot continue to a free ride is probably not the right word, but at least ultimately rely on an american uh, security guaranteed. european politicians are getting ready for a year full of challenges, challenges they hope the you can overcome and maybe even stronger than before. and finally, many of us have been taking stock at the start of the new year. well, to date, staff at london zoo were busy taking their annual sense is required under real rules in britain. managers saying they expected to count some 14000 animals, including some endangered species. the final tallies are uploaded into a database that is shared with dues around the. 6 world as part of reading program, us as our time, but make sorry to stay informed, stay engaged and stay in touch. so you can follow our team on social media apps the, the news and myself, nicole underscore fairly. if it is the latest he

u. s. to motors, sit still, keep shots, keep us male shots and see what the big moves. big players do. russia and america? i'm china. but, but, you know, at the same time we've got voted on the land banging on the drum saying we need to get more money. so he's grain. and there was this consensus, and george rattled off, you know, the list the very well there is consensus of a leads now in europe that we need to create more hysteria. why? because our economies are fading and sooner or later the brown stuff is going to hit the fan and we are going to face and a political upheaval. so let's create the drama now. that's correct. so now i get people a choose this idea that we could be in a wilson or we could be facing, you know, a, so what, what was russia? but it's so funny that the statements that come from germany, i'm from so in other places, clash with vitamins because bite is always saying that, you know, it rushes lost, lost the war in the tray and you know, it's on his new, he's going to have and then to europe in the st. no rush going to evade. um, you know, so, you know, we, we, we reall