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the billions being given to ukraine, and when they take control of the house next year, all could change. so how was the lent each address to the u. s. congress received back home in ukraine? that's what i asked, the w. a man more shots and keith ah, well, anthony housing, people are a surprise 1st at the tray bed. here are, well our, you know, there's something doctor, the president, a said are in front of their congress is that this was no charity or that the us or what was doing that was a matter of national security as well, of preserving a global, a security and that's very much what people here are. thing this trip is about. it's not just about the security of ukraine. it's also about the security, the global of security. so most people completely supported this trip either leave or of course there were a so a bit concerned about their president. or let me remind your dads or prisoners zaleski had said that he wouldn't leave a ukraine unless russia was defeated. and so far it's still not the case. and yet he was taking personally a, a big security brisk emma coming to washington. do we know if he got what he gainful? well, i think this was a visit th

the billions being given to ukraine and when they take control of the house next year, all could change. so how was the lensky is addressed to the u. s. congress received back home in ukraine? that's what i asked. a double is a manual shots in chief. ah, well, i thing, anthony, people refer surprised that one of them is the lensky would leave the country because he had said at time and again that he will not leave ukraine unless russia was defeated. and so far, it's still not the case, but they also very much understand a de need for such a visit. the need to for dialogue and director at meeting with the u. s. president joe biden, because the u. s. has been at ukraine's are a 1st and main provider when he comes to financial support. so there's a lot of understanding are there for this trip and of course a lot of support for their president wealth. more on this. let's bring in thomasville. behind his, the trans atlantic spokesperson for the biggest opposition group in the german parliament, the city you see if you good morning to you, mr. so boy, was it right for a lot of miss zalinski to go to the u. s. a. not somewhere in europe on his 1st foreign trip sin

u. s. being ukraine's most important. back in this conflict. it absolutely, it's a good deuce who wrote miss lensky, but also a scene is something that was very much expected in congress, and new congress is due to come in in january. we don't expect the support overall to complete the fate, but there is an element of public fatigue despite the fact that the majority of americans is in favor of assistance to with ukraine of supporting ukraine. and whether that support it will come as thick and fast as it has done over the 1st 10 months of conflict. that is still an open question. and that's why this budget being passed and getting congress to pass this swiftly and decisively is so key fob loaded me as lensky as much as you, as president biden. continuing to rally the international committee that's terminology that's being used here and also it to continue to do whatever it takes . and this is the place by president biden, as well as not doing anything without ukraine, not talking over ukraine's head. and this will be the symbolism towards russi

u. s. as ukraine's main western back is still amenable to sending vital weaponry over this comes at a critical time in this war 10 months off to the invasion ukraine facing unprecedented challenges. notably these attacks, these kind of calls you driving attacks miss all attacks on critical infrastructure energy infrastructure. at least a 1000 missiles and drones launched on substations electric substations in the last few weeks present. sitting ski only last week saying that the damage was estimated to be worth around $1500000000.00. and that was before 2 more giant biologies attacking these very important stations and obviously putting millions of ukrainians into a situation of having to endure rolling blackouts and, and freezing conditions when the heating goes. because of course the winter temperatures are dropping all the time. in addition, of course, there are increasing phase certainly amongst the military establishment in ukraine . notably the head of ukraine's armed forces last week saying that he was convinced that russia would, in his words, have another go at key. if there are incre

u. s. foreign policy. well, i mean, i think we have to go back to the reality that the u. s. has been supporting nazis and even nazi's hardcore nazi's in ukraine for about 80 years. these are the friends of the us. these are the folks that the u. s. is using it's war 1st against the soviet union and now against russia. so really, it's not surprising at all. this is part and parcel of us policy for decades. what i guess is knew about it is that now you've been out of celebrities like sean penn embracing these people, i guess that's what's really do. people have been programmed now to view the ads, all battalion as heroes of ukraine and the fight against russia. it's an incredible thing that really we witnessed only since february, right? i mean, so the media campaign has been amazingly effective as to convincing the population of the us, ironically, particularly the liberal population, right. the rank and file, the democratic party, the as all battalion or the good guy a chairman of britain's ruling conservative party has been accused of insulting the countries health workers by claiming a strike code for later this month would help vladimir pu

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stories. russia war on ukraine continues with president zalinski making another believe to help his country, the u. s. and it's, you allies have boasted his military enabling it to fight back. but critics say that my weapons just means that people will die is further military aid for ukraine's the way forward. this is inside story. ah hello there and welcome to the program. i'm the star theater. now russia invasion of ukraine has brought war between 2 european countries on a scale not seen since wild war to death and destruction has been extensive, but russia has been met with stiff resistance and ukrainian forces have also retaken some territory western arms and training a played a key role forcing russia to reassess its tactics. moscow is now switching to long range weapons and drones. some critics of western strategy say that pouring more arms into a war simply means more death and delays, the need to talk peace. we'll be discussing all of this without gas very shortly, but fast. this report from charl stratford in ukraine on the latest wave there of russian attacks torchlight guide shoppers along with shelves, rushes almost nightly bombardment of ukraine, electricity a

and until further notice, the latest roll back draws international condemnation, also coming up ukraine's president is reportedly heading to the u. s. capital for his 1st trip abroad since the war began. lensky has been visiting troops on the front line in ukraine and thanking them for their sacrifices and a national holiday and argentina to celebrate its world cup. when the team is given a hero's welcome. but with celebrations, turning chaotic on the ground, they abandoned their bus for a helicopter fly over. plus germany calls it long overdue, foreign minister, annalynne a bad bach hands back beneath bronzes to nigeria. europeans looted the artworks more than a century ago. ah . i'm ami in use of welcome to the program. we begin in afghanistan, where the taliban have ordered an immediate and indefinite ban on university education for women. it comes as a huge disappointment, thousands of afghan women and girls, especially those who took their university entrance exams just 3 months ago. the band is the latest of many restrictions on women's rights in the country. most girls are already banned from middle and high school education

u. s. a at right now cannot sustain its logistical support to ukraine indefinitely. besides that, it's back billing when europe is sending it out. and it in us is actually provided most of the most of the money approach in a $100000000000.00, by the way. and yet zelinski still isn't satisfied and i think that's irking a lot of people and that as we, as we were now hearing from republicans that this is something that they will be looking at very, very carefully. they're going to be ending the so called blank check. and i think that that is a message that europe is going to have to take very, very seriously, and try to reverse it. it's its own belligerent tone and face reality. they're not facing reality. and i think that they need to understand that this cannot go on indefinitely. and former pentagon senior security policy analysts, michael maloof, always a pleasure having you on the program. thank you. on the head of the european council, charles michelle has met with the chinese leader on thursday. the talks coming mid soaring tensions over the anti locked down, protest in china and its su

u. s. a to have a t s mc factory. it can be traced back to the tray war between china and the united states. and there was the pandemic and the war between russia and ukraine. all these uncertainties from the united states to this site that they have to change the game that it to be able to produce it's on ships. so to push the supply chain, because director in set up factory is the way to do it, as i said, is not economic, but for the united states as a matter of national security. and it's something that the years frozen biden has also been alluding to. now what does it mean for the global ship shortage? well, there are 2 types of chips order winds to power, automobiles and home appliances. and the 2nd kind are those used in advanced technologies like a i or robotics both were in serious shortage, especially during the pandemic. now the u. s. government is a leading and a strongly promoting local fabrication of wafers over enlarge subsidies as an incentive. so after he has mc entails, then some endo, our micro will follow suit with new facts in the u. s. and there will be 41 new factory like this world wide in the next 3 years with the u. s. ranking 1st

backs. ultimately. while the u. s. ram south is om supplies, ukraine is deaf with the boxes. the united nations has expressed dismay and the organization refusals investigate, alleged in reading drug shipments. the russia, the u. s. hasn't cuza us as a general of yielding threats from after we heard from a person for iran, for mr. he says that countries, both instructional allegations of iran are actually the ones escalating the conflict. the tom wants jelly, hitch of the accusations against the law, mac republic of iran were politically motivated. indeed, individuals making these accusations against iran are themselves accused of escalade in conflict. there was another point. those who are accusing the islamic republic are supplying weapons and heavy military equipment to one of the parties in this conflict. there is no evidence to accuse iran of interfering or supplying weapons for the purpose of using them against ukraine. naturally, the supply of weapons and the escalation of a conflict and disagreements, as well as the support of one side to the detriment of the other wi

u. s. really underscore the importance of ukraine's relationship with the u. s. doesn't to, oh, look, absolutely. and you know, my eyes go back to the time when the former president bush ankle, 2014, visited washington spoke to both houses of congress. we tend to forget that because the obama administration downplayed it, and it is really over em any much help at the time except highlighting the list of already existing help, which was very modest back in 2014, 80 years later, we have a less you're going to washed and speak to the both houses of congress. and as you just mention, already $50000000000.00 have been spent on this relationship and it has become one of the more important relationship because there's a lot at stake for washington. it basically, the by that mas ration has transformed the issue of ukraine into the most important geo political issue in 2020. well, look, we often ask, and if i just asked alan, this what a zalinski is getting out of this visits. but let's look at what the u. s. is actually getting out of fits. well, here you go. so in terms of a, me look at the timing by in and by itself, right? or zeli

u. s. to, to pay back the way they should? but unfortunately, the, the warren ukraine has taken for from center. and i mean, consider the amount of aid that military, that the western countries are giving. i've got to stand right now. it's in the several billions of dollars they could help rebuild afghanistan several 100 times over. and also by, you know, ironically by withholding those funds from the afghan government, they are making the afghan population, all the more reliant on the benevolence of the ontario, hurtful benevolence of the taliban leaders because there are no, there is little investment. people don't have the money to invest and create businesses or to create the tools to, to survive and to, to thrive outside of government in, in a charity, let's say. so so the actually back sanctions the, they would hold the holding of the funds create more dependence, not less bit between the african population and the taliban. so it is releasing those.

u. s. to ukraine, can you guys afford it? well, i suppose we can, can afford it. i mean, we reprint money, it's not very well backed, but they, what's happening is the, the democrats are losing control of the house of representatives. and they fear that there will be some scrutiny from the republicans, and there may be some titling up of the finances for the ukraine war. so they, while they still control the house until january, early january, they intend to push money and basically to force the war to continue by providing a pipeline of money that will exist once they lose control of the house of representatives . now it brings me to my next point. my final on the nancy is due to visit washington soon. we talked about the house. we talked about the change of tides out then how will both sides of the i'll respond to think when's the last year arrives? arrives well, he'll probably get a fairly good reception. but i think, you know, the american people are, they've lost interest in the war and ukraine. and there is, there is a great deal of interest in beginning negotiation beginning piece talks. i think the american

u. s. a very close together. when it comes to tackling the ukraine conflict, pushing back against russia, and at the same time they are drifting ever further apart when it comes to their economies. everybody is, seems to be looking out for themselves as already rumors of a brewing trade war. i think that's exaggerating it, but this, the, the friction there, a washington and the 2 presidents are, you told georgia press conference in the next 20 minutes or so. when that happens, we will bring it to you by now the walk up a guitar. every team group say had a chance of advancing to the knockout stages ahead of the last group game. argentina beat to poland, but both teams still qualified at the expense of saudi arabia and mexico. alexis mcallister opened the scoring shortly after half time making up for me a penalty miss by leonor messy in the 1st half june alvaros made 2 mill later in the 2nd half. and that was how it ended argentina when the grow from poland, qualify as well, despite their defeat after saudi arabia, beat mexico, smiles all round for robert, never dorski. and his reminder of our top story at base our

ukraine conflict? and let me put and said, look, the u. s. has been involved there for a very, very long time. it's been trying to undermine russia and influence ukraine going back to the days of the soviet union couldn't set even back then. washington was preparing the ground, looking for people, finding new ideologies to planned in ukraine. boot and set up potential opponents of always dreamed of breaking our unity to tear us apart. but there's nothing new about that. and just finally here, one of the questions from the press to vladimir putin is russia running out of missiles in the ukraine conflict is the russian, the military industrial complex, strong enough to replenish supplies and continue. puting said that western resources, those of nato are not about to end. he said ukraine is receiving ammunition and equipment, mostly from former warsaw pact, countries, and that's old soviet equipment which is about to run out food instead. that doesn't mean that nato doesn't have other systems and weapons equipment to hand over to ukraine. he said western weapon systems. they need a lot of, i munition, a lot of maintenance, so it's very complicated food. and finall

u. s. congressman adam shift said it best back in 2022. the united states age ukraine and her people so that we can fight rush over there and we don't have to fight russia here. now unfortunately, it looks like today we're seeing exactly that ukrainians, fighting and dying to accomplish the united states foreign policy objectives. and unfortunately, it looks like he has learned nothing from the neglect with which u. s. forces treated their former allies in afghanistan as the smoke of war cleared was a power was noting, done that it was the u. s. secretary defense, or secretary austin, who's said just off the crank, kicked off. he said we have to make russia bleed. so maybe there were some sort of early prearranged things on going by, enclosed or so to speak out is donald quota. thank you. well, 2 people have been wounded. we can up that, you know, one of them critically in a car explosion in the center of minute trouble. city. this is according to the local authorities of this video. we're going to show you parentally showing the burned out shell of the vehicle. anothe

back from a brief visit to washington d. c. there is a landscape. thank americans for supporting ukraine's fight against russia's invasion. during talks at the white house u. s. president joe biden pledge to continue supporting ukraine. quote, as long as it takes you're watching the w news to stay with us now. i will be back after a short break with them. day old news will be for viewing the biggest story of the past 24 hours of theater. and ah, with ah, ah ah ah fred daniel son signs will do anything to prevent his children from going hungry. present bryston, that's not easy at the moment. the country that's actually with food distribution that helps the poorest, but the number of people in need is exceeding capacity. when rubric, government and talent focus on europe came 60 minutes on d, w. o. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning pass like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it now for free. we're all set to go be

back. a quick reminder, the top stories here, this ukraine's president and his address, the u. s. congress sang his country will never surrender to russia. lensky told a chamber, the military aid is an investment in global security and democracy. russia's president vladimir putin has approved a 30 percent increase of military personnel. the kremlin says peace talks with ukraine on a possible while western countries supplied with weapons approves president dean ability has carried out a major cabinet, re shuffle. it came hours after she won the approval of congress to bring forward elections to 2024, protested and demanding early polls in 2 weeks of unrest. israel's longest serving prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he has secured a last minute deal to form a new government. netanyahu was facing a midnight deadline to arrange a coalition. it follows weeks of tough negotiations with religious and far right. coalition partners, rob ryder ports from western usa. oh my dear, since his election victory, 7 weeks ago, benjamin netanyahu has been bogged down in tough negotiations to f

ukraine. so that they can push it to suit to the negotiation table. a u. s. backs group that helps if he tie cillian, syria says he has stopped all joint operations with american troops. assyrian democratic forces says it's a result of turkish bombardment of territory. it's controls. turkey has stepped up, strikes in northern serious since a bombing in his sample. last month. anchor blamed the attack on cody separatist. it says a link to the sd f. this week the pentagon said joint patrols with the group have not stopped. but i've been the scales back in senegal, a routine session in parliament has descended into violence. fighting began on thursday, when a male politician walked up to a female colleague and slapped her in the face. she retaliated by throwing a chair, a budget presentation was suspended as members traded punches and insults a sanction has been growing between the government and opposition since the ruling party lost its majority in july. nicholas hark reports from the car. this is the 1st time that we've seen violence or people resorting to using th

back on eight to ukraine. democrats are pushing back. i hope it sinks in for all members in attendance just how critical u. s aid has been not just for our allies. but for our own protection. republicans are insisting on more contributions from allies and more oversight. we gotta do a better job than what the rest of nato's doing what's japan's doing, and they want an accounting of where it's going. on tuesday, russia called the drone attacks terrorism and now say peace talks with ukraine are impossible. and keep jeff paul fox news. okay little bit of a dry out period today. a few sprinkles early this morning for places but overall dry. this is the long range model and it's just going to show you the on again, off again nature of the next seven days. here's today off. here's tomorrow, it's off, and then we get into thursday. it's on friday. it's kind of off on saturday on sunday on monday , i think monday on tuesday off wednesday on so i mean again, it's long ranged up. i just want you to see that's a really progressive pattern. that's exactly what you want to see when you're trying to get rain in the mounta

back on eight to ukraine. democrats are pushing back. i hope it sinks in for all members in attendance just how critical u. sn not just for our allies. but for our own protection. republicans are insisting on more contributions from allies and more oversight. we're gonna do a better job. so what the rest of nato's doing what's japan's doing, and they want an accounting of words going. on tuesday, russia called the drone attacks terrorism and now say peace talks with ukraine are impossible. and keep jeff paul fox news. there appears to be growing concern from u. s officials about national security risks involving tiktok . those concerns are behind the delay in a potential deal between the biden administration and tiktok that had been expected to be finalized by the end of the year. one of the main issues is a social platform or social media platforms, access to consumer data and its potential use for influence operations. tiktok's parent company, chinese owned bite dance has already spent $9 million lobbying washington for a deal. san francisco firefighters were offered early cancer screenings today. the bloo

the more that the russians inflict damage on ukraine civilians, the harder the crating military is likely to fight back. we heard from the u. s. from french president, my calls visit to the u. s. that both the u. s. president and the french president are committed to holding russia to account for widely documented atrocities and war crimes. can you talk to us about this? how will they realistically be able to hold russia to account so international prosecutions. first war crimes are crimes against humanity, of which russia has as committed a number in this conflict. the reality is that these prosecutions only get carried out and inflicted upon losers, right? so countries that lose was so if we have a p still in ukraine, that almost certainly means that we won't be prosecuting russia. the only way that piece in and his senior generals are going to be brought to account is if you crane effectively wins the war, russian forces lease. and then those avenues can be pursued through the national course. otherwise, it's very, very, very unlikely to happen. ok. we've heard from a senior adviser to president lensky, that as many as 130

back on eight to ukraine. democrats are pushing back. i hope it sinks in for all members in attendance just how critical u. sor our allies, but for our own protection. republicans are insisting on more contributions from allies and more oversight. we gotta do a better job. so what the rest of nato is doing what japan is doing, and they want an accounting of words going. on tuesday, russia called the drone attacks terrorism and now say peace talks with ukraine are impossible. and keep jeff paul fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. this is just a tipping point for the next 50 years of what the south southern politics is gonna look like southern politics is going to be a lot less grade and a lot more purple going forward warnock or walker, a georgia senate seat once again, coming down to a runoff, polls are now closed, voters are choosing whether to re elect democratic senator rafael warnock or opt for republican challenger herschel walker. good evening. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach. democrats already controlled the senate, but a victory tonight in georgia. would give the party and outright 51

this is the news i live from del, how coming up in the next 60 minutes ukraine's president's back from his trip abroad. the u. s. doubles down on its support as russia's resolved to complete, its special operation remains strong. the battle for back most intense street fighting as russian troops continue their assault to seize the ukrainian city phase of a new spike of cove at 19 across china. the world health organization urges badging for more information. the u. s. braces for its being called a once in a generation winter storm. ah, russia is accusing the white house of fighting and in direct war, saying the united states is using ukrainian soldiers instead of its own. or the common follows a visit by the ukrainian president to washington d. c. vladimir, the landscape 1st overseas trips since russian troops invaded nearly a year ago. he addressed congress saying the supply of military aid was an investment in global security in democracy. but on the ground rushes far from giving up the defense minister. so gay chicago has been visiting troops on the front lines. the foreign ministry spokesperson is also resp

u. s. until he was already out of ukraine. but now on the way, back the world knows where he has been, and zelenskyy knows it. just today, the head of ukraine secret security services said the agency who is now purging its ranks, putting out traders who could be helping putin. we have so much to cover over this next hour. i do want to begin with phil mattingly because he is live at the white house. phil, what more are you learning here as zelenskyy is preparing to go home? >> you know, it was a consequential and to a very dramatic day when president zelenskyy gave his remarks to that joint meeting of congress. it was one that white house officials here we're watching very closely. president biden was watching the remarks live. top security officials were as well. in part because of just how keen their level of kenow earnest is about how important those members, those lawmakers that were gathered are for the future of the u. s. support when it comes to ukraine, and also when it comes to the durability of the public support in the u. s. for the war in u

back in russia after the u. s. released him in exchange for basketball star, britney rhina. the un security council has met to hear accusations from russia that weapons supply to ukraine have ended up in the hands of criminal gangs. but moscow was facing allegations from the bush ambassador. the kremlin, is buying its drones from iran and north korea. demonstrations are calling for human rights in the philippines to be protected, their marching to the presidential palace of ferdinand macos junior, the record macos came into power back in may. hong kong newspaper, apple daily founder, jimmy ly, has been sentenced to 5 years and 9 months in jail. he was convicted of fraud in october lives. legal team has previously urged the united nations on the united states to investigators imprisonment as a negro harassment for speaking out against the beijing government. while those are the headlines will be more news here after africa direct stay with us both. so let's go back to your door that you guys have been on since you know, people are coming. you have met people before because another thing will be here at splish clothes, but we're going, what do you guys think of the result i ah in

back. a good reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera ukraine's president is addressed the u. s. congress, saying his country will never surrender to russia. lensky told a patch chamber that military aid is an investment in global security and democracy . bruce president dina polity has carried out a major cabinet reshuffle that came out office. she won the approval of congress to bring forward election to 20. 24. protest has been demanding early polls in 2 weeks of unrest. on the founder of the collapse crypto county exchange, f t. x is in f. b. i custody on his way to the u. s. sam, bank fried, was flown out to the bahamas of the night after agreeing to be expedited. israel's longer serving prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he has secured a last minute deal to form a new government. netanyahu was facing a midnight deadline to arrange a coalition. it follows weeks of tough to go see ations with, with religious some far right. coalitional partners, rama rod reports from western usa. i met him since his election victory. 7 weeks ago. benjamin netanyahu has been bogged down i

u. s made every possible offer in an effort to get well and hope. back to you like faith. thank you to the war in ukraine. russian president putin admits his forces are targeting ukraine's critical civilian infrastructure, putin saying quote yes, we are doing it. the targets include ukraine's power facilities, which have left millions in the dark and cold. ukrainian officials and some western leaders have described the attacks as potential war crimes. abc is martha raddatz explains. but it is unclear whether this is a war crime. the russians can say the targeting is legitimate because the energy infrastructure supports the military. but there's no questions. civilians are not only being killed in the strikes , but they are left without heat, electricity and water in the cold of winter, which human rights groups say instills terror and is in violation of the laws of war. martha thank you. putin vowed to continue striking ukraine civilian infrastructure. next the triple dimmick taking hold across the country, flu cases are soaring, los angeles county has returned to a high covid level and now doctors in oh

u. s. patriot promised to ukraine, saying the defense system is old, and an antidote would be found with inside the battle for back loot increasingly intense fighting on the new ukrainian frontline. ah, lauren taylor. this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up the once in a generation storm about to smash the us folk, us to say could become a bomb cycle. and tens of thousands of people to force from their homes as floods suite to launch pots of magnesia. ah, i go to ms. lewinsky, one day, washington shape, which drew fresh pleasures of yes, support for ukraine, including the patriot missile defense system. as drawn, swift response from russia. president vladimir putin says the fighting has become a proxy war with the u. s. using ukrainian soldiers instead of its own. and he dismissed the patriot system as quite old existing russia would find an antidote to them. defense minutes. as i showed you visited troops on what the russian military said was the front line. although no location was given. all the while the fighting continues backward is the latest focus. with reports, thousands of soldiers have been

in ukraine, that's according to a joint statement following a meeting of the u. s. and french presidents a day earlier, a paris officially backed a proposal to create a special tribunal to try russia for so called crimes of aggression. while continuing to support the international criminal court, we are proposing to set up a specialized court, backed by the united nations to investigate and prosecute rush us crime of aggression. the decision clashes with previous statements made within the united nations a report by the un human rights council says ukrainian forces have violated international law with abuses amid the conflict, including the torturing off captured russian soldiers. however, the european commission is seeking a tribunal to probe only russia. moscow has slum baths as being politically motivated. were outraged by the french ministry for europe and foreign affairs statement regarding the plans to create a special tribunal for the crimes of russia's aggression. in addition to their attempts to involve the international criminal court, the western countries have decided to push forward the idea of creating another, op

ukraine. the total allocated formula to expanding in the latest bill is $858000000.00. this is the highest price stack. the u. s. has ever since back to i so thanks so much for bringing us up to speed there. i'm sure we'll get more on that later on. thanks again for your time. and other developments parson in jonas side article has been banned from twitter, with no response so far to his appeal against the decision the last to pursue on his account before he was brian was a photo of 2 is ready. security officials during an attempt to the rest of an on palestinian who subsequently died. said ari cut regularly attends of the us state department media briefings in washington. he represents the policy in our goods newspaper, which has recently banned on facebook. so, so thanks so much for joining us. we're going live down to you. we appreciate you, julia here. see now, why has this happen, man, did you expect such a bomb? no, i did not. thank you for having me on the show here, but no, i never thought that i never expected that i would be suspended. and as they called us permanently suspended and i had upwards of 50000 tweets and retre

back at a year of economic and political crisis in sri lanka. ah, welcome to the program ukraine's president is heading to the u. s. the talks with joe biden, in his 1st trip abroad since russia invaded in february. the letter means the landscape waited to say that he hopes to strengthen the country's resilience and defense capabilities. ukrainian leader has also confirmed. he will address the us congress and hold several bilateral meetings. washington has been cubes in biggest supporter, providing about $20000000000.00 in assistance so far. the white house has released to stamen, saying president biden has invited zalinski to visit washington dc to underscore the united states enduring commitment to ukraine. it also says that biden will announce a significant new package of security assistance to help your crane defend itself against russian aggression. melinda herring is a ukraine's specialist and deputy director of the atlanta counsels ye ranges into. she says the landscape security will be a priority. it's a big deal because there are enormous security concerns. we know that the russians wanted to whack volota

back moot who is a real captain of a high mas battery. this is one of the systems that the u. s. as provided a to ukraine, and this was handed over to president biden by the ukranian president. go to ms. lensky and fishes ly 1st at the white house. so a lot of symbolism then, and a lot of gratitude, clearly from president sky. well, one of the things that he wanted to do while he was here, we were told, was to thank the american people because they have been, by far, the biggest backers of the ukrainian efforts against russia, both financially at with humanitarian aid as well. and also with messages of support and that's the message he will take to capitol hill in the next couple of hours as well. but he has a shopping list. he's about to go into a meeting with joe biden's national security team. and he has pushed to for a great deal, including pushing for the high mars that you talked about at several months ago. and then pushing for the patriot missile system. and it looks as if he is going to get that they've announced that they will be giving at some of those missiles systems to the ukrainians and pr

back at an imposed price cap for russian natural gas supplies was lighter, mere putting ordering government to set its own terms for energy export the u. s. approved $1800000000.00 of military aid to ukraine, including 1st shipment of the patriot missile defense system. 70 years after the mild mile rebellion pinions are calling on the british government to compensate locals for the crime committed by their military with our parents greatly suffered some.

ukraine in conflict with russia. rome in coordination with the u. s. approved a military assistance package for keith to help ukrainians defend themselves and fight back. let them know. we'll start with eliano spin. this is dan, you'll need you on your job site on the same nato in the u. f with the ones that people will die just for make money. there are those who oppose their decision at various levels of government.

back on eight to ukraine. democrats are pushing back. i hope it sinks in for all members in attendance just how critical u. said has been not just for our allies, but for our own protection. republicans are insisting on more contributions from allies and more oversight. we gotta do a better job than what the rest of nato's doing what's japan's doing, and they want an accounting of where it's going. on tuesday, russia called the drone attacks terrorism and now say peace talks with ukraine are impossible. and keep jeff paul fox news. thank you, jeff. there's growing concern from u. s officials about national security risks involving tiktok . those concerns are behind the delay in a potential deal between the biden administration and tiktok. one of the main issues is the social media platforms access to consumer data. tiktok's parent company, chinese owned bite dance has already spent $9 million lobbying washington for a deal are time now for 47 president biden was in arizona celebrating the groundbreaking of the new the facility is part of a push by the white house to have semiconductor chips made here in the