u. s. because this boss will bring him to the us border 4 miles down the road. and hopefully they can cross to the us. there that's their hope. now let's go quickly in here where they actually leave a mostly horrible past and horrible experiences as we have heard from many, many behind and where it actually starts for them to hopefully provide a better a new future of some sort when they get out of here you see about 500 people are here on average for days, not gonna get much more. why? because every hour 50 people are in this area here, which you can see right here. and then they wait to go on to the spot. so while more people are coming in volunteers trying their best to organize the care. see, and it is organized case, i have to say 50 go out. so that's the situation right now. here for ukrainians, camped up in the new old benito who are a sports facility, refugee camp. thanks for showing us around their chef and inside. and the quality is a little bit shaky. but we were able to see those people waiting to board those buses . and i want to ask you whether the

u. s. because one of the things that it will really hurt the u. s. is you know, that politically, that the people in power, including the present, it would be if i gas prices, which i've already gone up substantially. where to go up significantly more. because if the us pressure on an embargo in russian oil or that is it for me, i'll be back in about 29 minutes with more news and commentary. this is our international syllabus. who is the aggressor to chose this war? today i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. i think you chose to look over the list of course renewed as you speak on the billing if any more, streamline the branding, all imports of russian oil and gas turbine and imposing these sanctions. i brush you as destroy the american. exactly. so there's your boomerang i where you're suffering the i key interest really hitting people in the pocketbook. boys or girls was honest. there. i see you using your your router visit or not you. this is going to impose severe cost on the russian economy of immediately and over top of that on there

u. s. because obviouslyin are ramping up spending to deal with no corona virus in the economic fallout and so forth but here in the u. s. congress has moved four pieces of legislation very quickly and one ofhem was pretty substantial two point two trilon dollarst was called the chairs act now congress didn't get togher lawmakers didn'tome together and say all right everybody we need to come up with two point two trillion dollars. that didn' ppen all they did wasrite a bill andhen vote for that piece of legislation and that legislation effectively ordered upwo point two trillion dollars from the federal reserve because that's how it works cgress has the power to spend moy it does not have and you pass theill andhe votes o the spending and the payments are carried outy the vernment's fiscal agent by the federal reserve. and the federal reserve makes the payments kills me order for doars o behalf of the u. s. treasu by using the computer keyboard to create digital dollar and credit the appropriate ban

u. s. because pumped 5 trillion us dollars and you about $13.00, if you are in the economy, japan, up to 2 trillion. so many others did the same. look at the global economy, it was fed up with helicopter money just to boost demand. so 2nd is energy. i'm not going to speak about this in detail, but the accelerate the transition of a number of worst in countries to green energy and their reliance solely on the development of renewables. hom, traditional fuels industry. such policy, coupled with a bending nuclear energy in some countries, resulted into acceleration in the growth of energy prices by pumping trillions of dollars and the economy is they stimulated demand, so they attract the train flows to their markets. of course, poor nations could not afford such policies. yeah, it's a point as well is that the people who are going to be most effective, the public, the people we've got europe, ian citizens facing food shortages, fuel price spikes. and i thought critical moment politicians didn't hesit

u. s because they're trying to placate, at least in the american media, their bosses that want to reach those one point. 6000000000 eye balls and wallets. so they're playing on one team when it comes to covering china and not really being aggressive in that coverage. we see it again and the coverage of code that we see in the denial of the 100 by laptop constantly. we're seeing the median, the u. s. pick aside and then only play their reports to that side. and that is certainly what's happening in the russia. right? well, it's, and it feels like russia has received quite a lot of bad press in the past both fairly on fairly well. would you say that this? the bowstring is almost nuts in this case and it's been an excuse just to go out. yeah, it's been p o complete the one sided but, but again, here in the united states, we've seen that where the i did ministration was literally paying stations, media outlets money to promote their vaccine push and therefore they weren't covering the other alternatives. they weren't covering the, the actual statistics, the deaths that were being caused by

u. s, because we know that the u. s. has maxed out on natural gas, it may be limited in terms of what help it can give to europe. so can countries like capped off, for instance, jump in to fill the gap, especially of other european countries. how this applies cut off by russia. i would take, you know, your, your, your properties these days. as you mentioned that our united states, australia, i think, you know, given global prices really going back to last summer, i would think everyone is pretty much maximizing their, their production of l. n g in the shipping of l n. g. as you point out the united states, we're to peak last month about the problem. 14000000000 cubic feet a day of send out. there are other projects that are being commissioned, but yes, it will be slow going, but i would, i would not necessarily see that anyone has additional capacity at the present time . we would certainly think that we are producing all the elegy we could globally, tom in reality then. so what sort of help can washington give to the eu

because us china relations astute too deep to be the couple at the at the moment. and so what i'm saying is the u. s. is because they are we starting to sanctions and depending on sanction now, and it is actually shooting her own feet because it give a message to other countries, not just china to others more and middle powers that they can no longer dependent on us follow. they have to job is to fight a portfolio within central bank reserves, partner long senior lecturer at the university of boss. many thanks for your time and sharing your insights on the matter would be appreciated. july, an american journalist gonzalo larry has reappeared on line on friday revealing but he's been held by ukraine security service for the past 7 days. his reason disappearance and the city of hock of sparked reports have been taken hostage or even killed by radical forces of his critical coverage of kids handling the situation in the country. i just want to say that i'm fine physically, i'm a little rattled. i was picked up by the b u on friday, april 15th, at a little after 1 pm local time. but i'm still in car. an

u. s. computer that is quite important to get the chinese support as well. the u. s. e's because they are resorting to sanctions. and depending on sanction now, and it is actually shooting her own feet because it give a message to other countries, what does china to others more and middle powers that they can no longer dependent on us dollar. they have to top is to fight a portfolio within the central pan reserves. japan described for disputed cordial islands as illegally occupied by russia. that change in rhetoric comes for the 1st time in nearly 2 decades. the crill islands have been a long standing issue between moscow and tokyo, the dates back to the end of the 2nd world war. as after japan impose sanctions on russia. moscow broke off talks over the disputes of territories. it also holds that a visa, free travel for japanese citizens to the islands and withdrawn from negotiations with japan on establishing joint economic activities on the archipelago. professor wang when soldiers, japan underestimates, wishes ability to defend his interest in the region. i think japan japan v

u. s. president, because it would iranian oil imports to be seized. the rainy deposits in american banks were frozen. sales of military guns were band breaking diplomatic relations. the us band on exports, including food and medicine. a william la, 2 years with their answers point a puerto controller finance. those funds are near a machine here near the new ssl dock. the proposed near bully the things considered a promotional buzzer jumped around small doors computer video and there are going issue or getting the slamming revolution was a response to earlier events or 3 decades. washington and london dictated terms to to iran, preventing it from extracting oil on its own territory. after the nationalization of iranian oil, the british government and the american government created the quote, elect interested. they were to legally elected the government of bob medical center . so for a while, listen oil companies as controlling your resources. and she said, this story, the fact that you didn't know how much, what was going got the wrong, got its blank

u. s. president, because it would iranian oil imports to be seized. the rainy deposits in american banks were frozen sales of military goods through a band breaking diplomatic relations the us band on exports, including food and medicine. a fe before a judge of william la, 2 years meetings with their answers, a porter, aristotle controller finance. so it sounds a little dog. so we're proposing your bulletin should say towards a promotional buzzer, which up to run small doors for computer video. and there are getting you the a slam revolution was a response to earlier events. the 3 decades washington and london dictated terms to to iran, preventing it from extracting oil on its own territory. after the nationalization of iranian oil, the british government and the american government created the quote election 1st. they will have to legally elected government of i'm not positive. so for a while less all companies as controlling your resources. and this is a historical fact that, you know, i didn't know how much, what it was when got their own. got its

u. s. becausedefer to the cdc for its decision to entitle 42 on may 23rd. but they admit doing so would mean even more people trying to cross into the us i think, as you rightly pointed out, there's going to be a lot of intelligence suggests there'll be a lot of people a lot more people, um, migrating the border. the temporary restraining order issued on monday prevents the biden administration from taking any action on title 42 before a court hearing on may 13 and washington mother rivera. fox news, ktvu fox two news at five starts now. today's appearance. worst nightmare. we are fortunate. that this resulted in a positive outcome. thank god think on i think that's all i can say is thank god a collective sigh of relief from the bay area community. the three month old kidnapped in the middle of the afternoon has been found 20 hours after he was taken. we first broke the news of baby brandon being kidnapped yesterday, right here on the news at five. good evening, everyone. i'm heather holmes and i'm

u. s because of covid was set to end on may 23rd title 42 public health authority is not an immigration tool, public health authority um , that the cdc has said is no longer necessary and that was the basis of which being lifted . however, on monday, another federal judge temporarily blocked the biden ministrations from lifting title 42. drawing praise from critics who say ending the order would lead to an even bigger surge of migrants at the southern border. elections have consequences and when you put people in charge and high places like in in places where they can interpret law. this is a good thing. supreme court is not expected to make a ruling regarding the remaining mexico program until the summer and washington mala rivera ktvu fox two news. president biden has announced that he's granting the first three partners of his term. in one case, the president is providing clemency to 86 year old abraham bolden, a secret service agent from the kennedy presidency who was convicted of bribery. president biden also part into people convicted of drug related charges. one case was in texas

u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3 to 9. select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right, because the u. s. s. all was devastated by wal. united states last about $400000.00 people at the brit sloss less than the americans did. and the soviet suffered 27000000 deaths bmw 27000000 is an incredible number whitehead, todd kennedy gave his american university commencement address in 1963. he said that with the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire.

u. s. because we're hearing that several people have been shot in a metro station in the u. s. city of new york. the incident taken place in 36 street station that's in brooklyn, firefighters have been dispatched to the sea and falling reports of smoke at that particular station. let's get an update with a correspond gabriel is on to is joining us from from new york. i believe gabriel, just please tell us what you've heard about the shooting in the metro. well, this information is just coming in to us in the last few minutes. so we're still trying to gather the most reliable information that we have. but we can confirm that multiple people have been shot in a subway station in brooklyn. it's the 36th street station. it's in the sunset park area. a brooklyn condos might be familiar, unclear on how many people have been shot. but it appears like it's definitely more than one multiple is what we're hearing from from folks there in the new york department and fire department, have all been dispatched there several dozen different vehicles that are there responding. no official work

because they have all the voting stock. so yeah, we're very much in a situation where you have an incredible concentration of power and, and the u. s. congress because they're american companies, struggles to find ways to regulate these companies because it's not quite sure what it is that it wants to do or not do it not to be bad, but it doesn't know quite how to do that without turn tripping all over the 1st memo, which of course stops the u. s. government from impeding what companies can say in effect, what citizens can say. there's possibly more movement on in europe because of the digital market track and the digital services act, which may have some sort of leverage over these companies. but that remains to be seen. i think that'll start to become a bit clearer in the next couple of years. but again, the question becomes one of all, if they, if the company is withdraw their services and they say, well, we're not had a lot going to show up in france, germany, italy, or ever do the governments cave in because the citizens to mon, the services, all 2 other services spring up, it's difficult to say, let's not forget, of course, t

u. s. most because may as walnuts around 200000 jobs in the russian capital are at risk because foreign companies have either left or suspended operations. israeli ass strikes have hit count used by hello south to walk. it was, it was southern israel and the gods with us at early a wound of retaliation. consultations between israeli forces and palestinians in occupied east. she was a 17 year old palestinian girl, whose shots by is there any forces during a raid in the occupied? westbank has died. 100 could do or was injured on saturday. her mother says she was on her way to an english class. janine 21 people have been killed during is writing operations across the west bank over the last 3 weeks. those you headlines coming up next on now does. there is a stream ah, we understand the differences of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it out, 0 will bring you the news and current affairs that matter. to you, al jazeera. ah, i have the ok, thanks for watching the stream. one of the biggest news stories of our time is our global climate crises. and that is why out his ear is part of

this is not a developing 3rd well nation 15 your or is it because the u. s. wouldn't like what syrian refugees would tell them. the american dream is aligned, there is no such thing. we're living on our land. what do they have to do with this? they hired band. it gave them money to control us law. one of the americans don't care if civilians live or die, they only care about the militants. i definitely don't expect the u. s. president to visit us because he doesn't care about the syrian people. he doesn't care if we are hungry or not. all he seeks is his personal entrance. well, let's discuss this further now with that down cavalier. human and labor rice lawyer . thank you for joining us on. the program is good to see. now that you did not have the lights, he flag warsaw as treatments of middle east asylum seekers on the believers. boda. yes, they're absolutely right. and it's not just poland, it's europe and the united states. there's been this double standard in regards to ukrainian refugees who are univer universally. welcome and others, particularly from

u. s. and e. u, to what extent does it require a club of like minded economies led by the u. s. and e u? well, i think that it's very, very important. because what we need is the common goal of sustainability and to really meet the parents agreements, needs working together. it is a global issue and the climate club between the us and the you could really already build the foundation for also future nations to joined the club and have common rules. when we talk about the carbon is ation pricing of fuel to and to further steps regarding new technology. so i think we would really enforce that agenda many simone, a minute president of the american chamber of commerce in germany. thank you very much. thank you, steven. and here's a reminder of the top business story we're falling for you. this our the e. u has approved and import van on russian coal as part of a new package of sanctions against moscow. it marks the 1st time brussels has targeted russian energy. the imports $20000000.00 euros of brushing coal daily as a fraction of daily importance of coal and gas. meaning the debate over ending all russian fossil fuel imports in the u is likely

well, nation, this is your or is it because the u. s. wouldn't like what syrian refugees would tell them? the american dream is aligned, there is no such thing. we're living on our land. what do they have to do with this? they hired bandits gave them money to control us. law. one of the americans don't care of villians live or die. they only care about the militants. i definitely don't expect the u. s. president to visit us because he doesn't care about the syrian people. he doesn't care if we are hungry or not. all he seeks is his personal interest. energy prices have been skyrocketing in europe with no end in sight, mid suffocating sanctions against the world's largest fossil fuel export or russia around 18000000 households in the u. k. are expected to see their energy bills go up by more than 50 percent this month. some experts have started to draw frightening parallels with the energy crunch of the 1970s when a fuel shortage severely impacted people around the globe or cheese re if notion explains. the u. k is in crisis maurice johns

u. s. and other western countries pay attention to was on countries. why? because the u. s. has an interest in them, otherwise they with her miss, i will never done anything good to i'm, i don't expect it to do so in the future. ah, can moving the program on russia and india have reiterated their strong cooperation and partnership has the country celebrates 75 years of diplomatic relations. this wednesday. the anniversary comes a against the backdrop of increasing pressure from washington. which wants india to join us led sanctions against moscow. new delhi has so far maintained a neutral stem from the conflict in ukraine. following us somewhat earlier this week, washington's top diplomat called and india to cancel its imports of russian weapons on fossil fuel. and shorting, we continue to urge all countries to avoid major new transactions for russian weapon systems, particularly in light of what rushes doing to ukraine. every country is differently situated, has different needs requirements. but we're looking to how i should partners not to increase their, their purchases o

u. s. of pushing to remove him because of his strong ties with russia and china . the parliament is now set to appoint a new prime minister. con has said that he won't recognize a replacement. he appeared at a large demonstration in the capitol is lama bought on sunday. and emphasized his gratitude to his supporters and a message on twitter. thank you to all pakistanis for their amazing outpouring of support and emotions to protest against us back regime change abetted by local, merge a farce to bring into power a quarter re of pliable crooks all out on bail. it shows pakistani at home and abroad, have emphatically rejected this. this is the man gave her a do it that me inside with small. i'm new brown with the order and quite happy with what he has a dermatologist for 30 years. i had with the u. s. has denied the allegations of having interfered in the motion against con, saying it respects pakistan's rule of law. but many of his supporters believe there was a foreign hand at play in the aster affair, focused on pakistan's, legitimate government has been removed a

u. s. a drug trafficking, how deep then were the family connections in the drug trade because u. s. prosecutor say, look, both brothers were involved. that's right. and he got a life sentence and they're actually 2 other cases in which his guilt with, in respect to other trials, was actually established. how deep as deep as can be. i mean, it's a family operation on the one hand, but it's also of course, appropriate in the entire government apparatus of honduras that that includes the law enforcement institutions, the judicial institutions for this indictment, it's less about the deep root and brands, corruption in honduras, which i think has made him very popular there and just more about the huge impact on the streets of new york and around the country. but it's just a norm final point to you because i'm running out of time. i mean, hernandez says look, he's innocent and the charges are based on information fabricated by drug traffickers that his government had previously arrested. what happens next and briefly how, how, how does the trial proceed from here? then what happens, i

u. s. destroyed somalia and did nothing to support us. now we see that the u. s. and other western countries pay attention to warsaw and countries. why? because the u. s. has an interest in them, otherwise they with her message, i will never doing anything good to i'm, i don't expect it to do. so i the future, ah, something else to tell you by today, russia and india have reiterated their strong cooperation on partnership as a country celebrate 75 years at diplomatic relations this very wednesday. the anniversary though comes against the backdrop of increasing pressure from washington, which wants india to join us, laid sanctions against moscow. new delhi has so far maintained a neutral stance on the conflict in ukraine. following a summit earlier this week, washington's top diplomat called an india to council. it's in ports of russian weapons on fossil fuels, the rotary shoring. we continue to urge all countries to avoid major new transactions for russian weapon systems, particularly in light of what rushes doing to ukraine. every country is differently situated, has different needs requirements. but we're looking to allies and partners not to increas

u. s. u. s. industry relapse the other because funded for that. so she'd better watch on what you think it was still a solution. and yes, the balance that you stand in the on going on your plate is the primary reason for such a system. and it's been, reveal the u. s. has officially resettled 12 ukrainian refugees over the past month . that's the spike president biden's pledge in march to allow as many as a 100000 ukrainians into the country, citing the need for family reunions ortiz rachel blevins has been looking at the gap between the promises made the actual reality on the ground. the mine and ministrations promise that the us would accept 100000 ukrainian refugees certainly has not become a reality with the latest data showing that just 12 ukrainian were accepted through the united states official refugee program. now the white house is putting the blame on the us legal system as the department of homeland security reveals that nearly 3000 ukrainian crossed over into the united states through the us mexico border. so the question then becomes,

u. s. and other western countries pay attention to was foreign countries that why because the u. s. has an interest in them, otherwise they with never done anything good to learn, don't expect to do. so the future. ah, the also prime minister pakistani wrong town has launched a campaign to come back to office. com was overthrown by votes of no confidence in parliament. days. after blocking a similar attempt, he held to rally on wednesday in the city peshawar undies calling on his supporters to take to the streets throughout the country and a bid to force fresh selections. oh, my fellow brave pakistan, he's we don't accept that shameless government. i assure you, until this government announces new elections, we will stay on streets and continue protesting. you have a big responsibility and you don't bow down to anyone. you don't bow down to a superpower. whether i am elected in government or in opposition, i will not allow my nation to participate in other countries. wars that address was reportedly delivered to tens of thousands of people. it comes after similarly, large protests w

i believe it will happen because the u. s. has to say face, at this point anthony, blinking the secretary of state just said recently that they are the u. s. is already looking that if there is an end to this, that we understand that part of that means lifting stations on russia. why would you say that, as you said, that is actually historically unprecedented. the united states does not do that in unless, unless you need to save face for the fact that the sanctions didn't work. remember the by the administration said that this was about deterrence and then it didn't work. then they said it's while punishing couldn't, but that hasn't worked. so if this comes to we and as the u. s. is able to say we will withdraw sanctions. they can take a victory, lack of the biden administration and say, see, we didn't have to fire a bullet. we didn't have to sit in u. s. over, even though they've done all those things. we don't have to do that because instead what we can do is we just use sanctions, we use the power and the leverage of a unif

u. s. will wage war against russia to the last ukranian and it will wage economic war to the last european because the u. s. a moment is the beneficiary of splitting away europe from russia, of making germany and russia each other's opponents. this is something that the u. s. we've been trying to do for a very long time and has succeeded. but the u. s. has also succeeded in waking up the rest of the world against it because the rest of the world understands that the battle that russia fights is an existential one for everybody against a parasitic control by western elite, which has never been good for those of the countries themselves, this is why there's other countries or not sanction russia, as the west is demanding. those countries does western countries who want serbia to sanction russia. the same western countries who sanctioned serbia to demonize serbia illegally bombs. why should sorry, listen to them. hi, skip his company or nancy international with the back of the top of the eye with the latest see them ah ah, to come to russian state to never outside of the most landscape with.

i believe it will happen because the u. s. asked to save face at this point anthony, blinking the secretary of state just said recently that they are the u. s. is already looking that if there is an end to this, that we understand that part of that means lifting sanctions on russia. why would you say that, as you said, that is actually historically unprecedented. the united states does not do that in unless, unless you need to save face for the fact that the sanctions didn't work. remember the by the administration said that this was about deterrence and then it didn't work. then they said it's while punishing couldn't, but that hasn't worked. so if this comes to we and at the u. s. is able to say we will withdraw sanctions. they could take a victory, lack of the biden administration and say, see, we didn't have to fire a bullet. we didn't have to sit in u. s. over, even though they done all those things. we don't have to do that because instead what we can do is we just use sanctions, we use the power and the leverage of a u

u. s. congress for ukraine right now. and thus, because the american public is largely in support, whether that will change is unclear. but right now the president is asking for a lot of money. here's how that 33000000000 is to break down of the out of that. 20000000000 is for weapons, military assistance. ah, a point 5000000000 is to keep the ukrainian government running so that it has the programs going to help and support the people. and then there is another 3000000000 that is roughly slated for refugee programs for those flea ukraine to other nations . the un secretary general is on his 1st visit to ukraine since russia invaded $63.00 days ago. and 10 you get irish has seen destruction near keith and is now meeting president vladimir zalinski. satellite imagery from murray. paul is revealing the damage done by russian shelling on the as the style of steel plant where thousands of ukrainian soldiers and civilians, the sheltering the russians continued its ass strikes on the facility. despite agreeing in principle for evacuations, to ta

u . s. and other western countries pay attention to bullhorn countries. why? because the u. s. has an interest in them, otherwise they with will never doing anything good to. i'm, i don't expect to do so i use huge the in the use, the ousted prime minister, pakistani mon car has lawns to campaigns, come by to office call was overthrown by the votes of no confidence in parliament. days. after blocking a similar attempt, he held rally on wednesday in the city of peshawar and is calling on his supporters to take to the streets throughout the country and a bit of force fresh elections. oh, my fellow brave pakistan's, we don't accept this shameless government. i assure you, until this government announces new elections, we will stay on the streets and continue protesting. you have the big responsibility and you don't bow down to anyone. you don't bow down to a superpower. whether i am elected in government or in opposition, i will not allow my nation to participate in other countries. wars address we just heard was reportedly delivered to tens of thousands of people. it comes up a s

u. s. and other western countries pay attention to was on countries while, because the u. s. has an interest in them, otherwise they with her mom, i will never done anything good to i'm, i don't expect to do so i'm the future. ah, doris johnston should resign over the party gates scandal. not the opinion of more than half of all those queens that a new nation wide pole in the u. k. that comes after police find the prime minister for breaking locked on roof. while his subsequent full apologies of sparked a backlash of criticism. you made the rules, you broke your own law, just go to prime minister and the chancellor had insulted the millions of people who faithfully followed the rules. this is a government in crisis neglecting a country in crisis. both arrest johnson on his chancellor, russia soon to have rejected cause to resign. a police investigation find they had reached the very covert laws created by their own government. boris johnson house repeatedly insisted that old guidance was followed. general secretary of the british communist party robert referred, believes the

u. s. u. s. industry relapse the other because funder. so she better watch on what you think a solution. and yes, a stand in the on going on. your plane is the primary reason for such people are already this is meanwhile, the russian defense minister says its flagship crews of moscow has been seriously damaged after a fire broke out on the ship, causing ammunition to explode. the crew abandoned the ship, the cause of the incident is currently being established, but ukrainian officials do claim the cruiser was targeted by it's military's missiles. the russian flagship has been involved in the conflict in ukraine. no, to be the snake island incident where the garrison initially thought killed surrendered to russian marines. well, that's all for now, but stay tuned from all great programs here on our international. my name is peter scott. somebody back again with more news in about 30 minutes. thank you for watching with you will see it's a laboratory or supposedly reco. gracie, you push it will see i need to and i was here to wish i wasn't. what is for those to bill? you still raise issue

u. s. or germany. because these complex ownership structures i get with strawman, joint stock companies and so forth must be completely exposed. otherwise, as much too easy for the oligarchy to hide their assets in that can't be that good law skittles. i'll highlight task force the next star and ain't even a task force won't change the fact that over the past 10 to 15 years, a welcome culture was created that extended to these oligarch without the se already got. so for people and put them in a circle, the out them own fake proteins. the sanctions will have a significant impact on switzerland status as a financial and business hub says investigative reporter. so of amazon is the solar believe this was population is in favor of the sanctions, referent. quite simply because this invasion is a serious crime and there's no justification for it the property. so if the sanctions are properly enforced and the assets are actually traced, switzerland, as a haven for oligarchs, will be a thing of the past. well, the tou

u. s. and india, a lot of questions remain, is the u. s. willing to cut off one of its partners against china? because it won't cut off russia? is india willing to undercut its moral standing in the world? because it refuses to make economic and military plants with a country other than russia. and ultimately, what does any of this have to do with the future of ukraine? rosalyn jordan, l g 0. the state department. israeli forces have withdrawn from janine and the occupied west bank, often detaining more palestinians. 17 people of so far been held in israeli rates in the occupied territory. israel intensified its incursions. often palestinian gunmen shot and killed 3 israelis and televi late last week. 5 palestinians have been killed in the raids that followed separately is ready forces shot dead, a palestinian work in asked alone stopping what they said was an attempted stabbing attack. these abraham has moaned the raids and janine a lot of attention, we're talking about day read just this morning. the israeli forces every, the 2 neighborhoods in jeanine. one of them is where we're standing right now. they came to this house

u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3 to 9. select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right, because the u. s. s. all was devastated by well. it either states last about 400000 people at the brits last lesson. the americans did. and the soviets suffer 27000000 deaths with john kennedy k american university commencement address. and i 263. he said that was a shelby's, suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united space east of chicago having been destroyed. mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush, lego crankshaft, halfmoon, cold wheel, off tackle. and sherry idea december the 19th 1949. so the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviet operation dropshot date of attack, january, the 1st 1957. mm. the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the u. s. s. under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. both those very nations would be wiped out along with communism in the 1st phase of alteration, dropshot and visits dropping $300.00 nuclear and 250000 tons of convention

because one of the things that will really hurt the u. s. is that politically the people in power, including the president, would be if gas prices, which i've already gone up substantially. where to go up significantly more because of the u. s. pressure on embargo in russian oil that does it for me, this hour, i will be back and let's say 31 minutes with more news and commentary says, our international say what's blue europe finds itself in a quandary. it is determined to punish russia for its military operation in ukraine . it's favored policy. instrument is of course, sanctions of all sorts. but alas, it's not so simple. sanctions and gender counter sanctions. this translates into economic pain for europe. with ah with super mom with like when you they do with .