u. s. being friends to all or friends, it doesn't necessarily mean you don't have any problems with your friends or any issues. but we as friends, the, the whole idea is if we have differences, we should try and resolve them peacefully, or at least a friendly way. that's what we're trying to say. and in the case of china, we do have extensive relations with china, especially on the economic front. and there's always been this understanding, at least for the past few years, that the differences we have in the westfield, b, c, or south trying to see or not the sum total of our relationship. nevertheless, we do have differences there. so while we wish to, let's say enhance our economic ties. and we also need to address the challenges we face in the south china sea. all right, let's get more context on the phone and secretaries remarks from richard head area . and he's also a columnist and political scientist and an expert in philippines, china type richard from the foreign secretary saying, do you g

u. s. being friends to all or friends doesn't necessarily mean you don't have any problems with your friends or any issues. but we as friends, the, the whole idea is if we have differences, we should try and was of them peacefully, or at least in a friendly way. that's what we're trying to say. and in the case of china, we do have extensive relations with china, especially on the economic front. and there's always been this understanding, at least for the past few years, that the differences we have in the west. we would be in see or south trying to see or not the sum total of our relationship. nevertheless, we do have differences there. so while we wish to, let's say, enhanced our economic ties. and we also need to address the challenges we face in the south china sea. is it really possible to isolate economic ties with china, from the wider security concerns about the region? well, that's the challenge. that's why i think we live in a very complex world. that's why in many ways, it's not as sim

u. s. will be participating. moline, what sort of reaction or regional reaction do expect to this announcement? we know that annoyed austin's trip has already pumped into dramatic reaction from north korea. well i think for sure that we will hear from, from china because especially if it's confirmed that these locations for these new basis that the u. s. will have access to will be in the north part of the philippines, closer taiwan. but we don't know that yet. that's not clear yet, so let's not get ahead of that. but there has been reaction from north korea, a secretary austin did swing by south korea. ah, before landing in the philippines on tuesday evening, he met with his counterpart, south korean defense, the south korean defense minister and they agreed to bolster defense corporation in the face of increasing provocations from north korea. north korea has been firing a missile launches in record numbers in the past year. and there is also an indication that they will re open nuclear testing s

u. s. sending more troops and asking as to go to the u. s. for training shows that the situation across the taiwan straits is indeed perilous. if it wasn't the u. s. would not be doing this is why we endanger ours because we've become a porn and the conflict between china in the u. s. law. william, your other son, but there are these sentiments, the oppositions alone or do they represent a considerable view in taiwan population. i think these views represent a certain faction inside a tony society, even though we are seeing the number impose, suggesting more and more people are willing to fight for time one, if a conflict broke out with china. but at the same time, there are people who i've been talking to in recent months and weeks staying at the end of the day, maintaining peace and stability across the toe and street is still their top priority. and they are concerned about the moves and deepen ties. between the u. s . and taiwan in on the military front. and also the, you know, want these kind of gestures, the news are going to send signals to be jane and how beaching as possibly going to respond. so clearly these are not only, you know, restricted to the

u. s. should be providing some of its f. 16 fighter jets to the ukranian air force as part of that military support of the i'll follow up question was, well, you know, the u. s. has said no before to was certain missiles to certain missile defense systems to why abrams tanks. and every time that seems the u. s. has finally given in and the secretary of state's response was as of right now, the u. s. is view is that f sixteens are not part of what ukraine actually needs in order to defend itself. that's not to say that the u. s. is wavering, in any sense, in its support for ukraine's efforts against russia. rosalind jordan live in washington dc. thank you. ah, now the white house is responded to claims published online that the us was behind a tax which sabotaged the gnawed stream pipeline last year. the claims are made in a blog post by respected investigative journalist seymour hersh. russia says the u . s. must be investigated while adam fisher is in washington, d. c. for more of this and pretty quickly, it looks like her, the white house working to pull cold water on this on. well, the w

be implemented in the army. will syrian base political analyst possum abdullah believe the u. s. as being political games when it comes to 8 going to syria? there is no u u. n. sanctions against syria. there is u. s. united states and e u sanctions against this is fair. everyone would know that for humanitarian aid, these sanctions should be listed in spite of that united hill lion yesterday. mister please can represent you as department, samantha power, the director of us a say that we will, we will a held that ne us here. yeah. either in that you're trying to divide the city and people to divide the you graphically well, amid the total devastation scenes of hope can still be witnessed. this young girl was plucked from the rebel of her wrecked home. after being trump for days, russian emergency workers have joined in the rescue efforts trying to reach those most in need. but every hour the grim death tool continues to climb serious. second largest city, aleppo is one of the areas worst defected, moscow, defense ministry, sage russian teams. there have help. save more than 40 peop

u. s. public being overwhelmingly opposed to further interventions. the war hawk world view remains alive and well as ever. hail marvin r t near the us led invasion of iraq created many new security challenges for the country, including the emergence of terrorist organizations. the west is fight against them, destroyed a massive number of civilian lives, with many homes had during multiple strikes. one of the victims is abdulla colonial, who is still seeking justice for the destruction brought by the u. s. military would be as good as it on your bombs up and the house collapsed on us. we didn't know because we were inside our home and we didn't hear the bombing. as a result, i lost the hearing in my ear and my back and left hip were burned and my leg was amputated. ah, i mm hm. mm hm. mm. mm . deal with any my, my iraqi civil defense forces didn't show up because the area had not been liberated at the time and had been under ices control for 5 days. so my leg injury got infected. i've got several burns all over my body. the neighbors were terrified, t

u. s. and the philippines. but 2 months from now, we will be seeing the largest iteration of follicles on joint philippine u. s. military exercises would, over 16000 forces from both the philippine and the u. s. participating earlier. also secretary austin miti with president for i didn't mark as junior. he is the 3rd high ranking high ranking u. s. official to visit the philippines since president marcos assume leadership. in june 2022 1000000 and barnaby defense secretary lloyd austin's visit to the region. it's prompted a dramatic reaction as annette from north korea. that's right. molina took there awesome did swing by south korea before he landed in the philippines on tuesday evening. and there he met with his counterpart to south korea defense minister, and they agreed to bolster defense corporation in the face of increased provocations from north korea. north korea has been launching a record number of missile tests in the past year, and are also indications that it is re opening a new a nuclear test site. and so the 2 sites have agreed that the u. s. would deploy more assets, including aircraft carrie

think probably no, it's not in the us interest to make sure there will be 0 smuggling, all weapons to the other you. so even though the u. s. my, you know, that they will be unable to control the leak of weapons to other countries, but they are not in the interest joined maritime military exercises in south africa has begun involving china, russia on the south africa navy. the u. s. on european union has strongly criticized the co operative act as they continue that campaign of anti russian rhetoric. ortiz could lakehoma, so he brings is more 350 members of the south african defense force anticipated in the tri national naval exercise between south africa. the host, russia, and china, south africa, has unconscious occasions say that this particular exercise is to further strengthen the existing strong ties between itself, russia and china. this is mostly a relation between china and some of the russian. admiral gosh, golf is one of the participating ships on the drill, and is equipped with the new mach 9 hypersonic, vertical muscles which travel its speeds of 9 times that of light and hit targets within 1000 kilometer rang

but it is a crisis that didn't have to be created that was created through the policies in enlarged part of the u. s. government. and that could be undone. and that the people many, it's almost, you know, an act of betrayal to the democratic party to remember that. so, you know, we have a great deal to look for in terms of, of humanitarianism and the united states is not the leading supplier of humanitarian aid to the world. not even if you treat, if you include that 40 percent of its foreign aid, that weapons david, much appreciate you taking us through all of this, our enjoyed the shot executive director of the world beyond the war they've been. david swanson, thanks. while despite the u. s. praising it's a t m and as we've just been speaking about, she monetary and organizations are signing the alarm over what they say is the under funding of charity programs in the country, the u. n. has fallen far short of the at $4000000000.00 target. it's set for donations this year with humanitarian group slumming. the shortfall as disgraceful the international community to day showed it has abandoned yemen

u. s. navy divers, or to be used. but when, and how do you do it? norway gives them the idea. hey, you can do it during the annual nato drills that we have every june. so u. s. navy divers, supposedly all go down under and put the, the bombs and then they decide to detonator at a later date using planes that drop a bowie. and that's how it sets off who's in our frequency radio frequency, the sound, and it's done. a german lead investigation into the nord stream, sabotage to so far failed to turn up any evidence. berlin has declined to disclose any details while russia has still not been allowed to take part in the probe of his pipelines to germany. for magellan m p told us that the country's establishment isn't interested in letting the truth out as it would expose the american involvement german, me just controlled by the same forces like german government, this, the american state. so all the pricing on earth, pressing on drama, media, pressing one german government, not to be real. the truth is for me the last prove that the story is true. when i was n p, a wrote a book abou

u. s. announce that it is stepping up its military presence in the philippines. it is believed that that is seen to be the u. s. trying to deter china from taking action in taiwan. there were other issues that would have been discussed like hong kong human rights violations in nash and john, also the south china sea, and of course, the war in ukraine and what china could do with its role in deterring russia. so there was always going to be a lot of difficult issues to discuss on this visit. not a lot of common ground. rather, it appears that this spy balloon incident derailed of is entirely. no, i understand the pentagon just held a briefing. what do we know about this balloon and where it's going? yes, so i listened into this briefing with a brigadier general pat writer. he was speaking with a meeting. he made a few points care had he said a while. he was asked about china statement that this is a civilian aircraft, a weather balloon, as it were, he said, we know it's a surveillance balloon and we can't be specific on why. because that's classify. he said, we know it violated international law and th

m, j's being there, but that was prior to 2003 in 2002, the u. n. 's inspection teams released to report stating that iraq was free of w. m. d. 's. they sealed the chemical weapons wards which became inaccessible, but there was a clear recognition by the un that those wards were safe and contained only chemical waste. but those warts had raw materials capable of making chemical weapons. but they could have also been used for peaceful purposes. they pumped in sodium hydroxide, turning them into salts in 2002, all chemical or biological weapons were destroyed. and in 2003, almost all the nations of the world refuted the existence of weapons of mass destruction as a pretext for war. the war was a great catastrophe. it was not pertaining only to the us. it was a war involving dozens of countries in 1991, a 120000 tons of bombs, had he rec, and almost the same amount were dropped on iraq in 2003. iraq witness. 3 wars in 199119992003 among those bonds, there were internationally prohibited weapons containing depleted uranium, which were used to penetrate for

be to bring the balloon down. right, and i know the defense official said that the u. s. has quote options to deal with this balloon. if the risk it poses changes, what are the options you think that are being weighed by the pentagon and state departments at this point, or what are the options that should be wage? so i'm confident that our military has a variety of technical means of being able to bring the balloon down. i think now the calculation of ensuring that any potential risk is mitigated. as stated by the pentagon spokesperson, of course, the military is concerned about debris causing harm. to civilians or damage to property, that's certainly something that needs to be considered. that being said, regardless of the circumstances, this is a violation of american sovereignty, american airspace and cannot be tolerated and it must be brought down. victor got from beijing, the fact that the chinese issued a statement of regret is that unusual to, you know, i think the child is government is just being honest and being straightforward. trying to set a service think it's

what you can, the message will be from the u. s. president there. so i think the message is going to be, again, this is the message he keeps hammering home, that the u. s. is standing behind ukraine and will continue to stand behind ukraine and that its allies continue to do so as well. it was very important for president biden, at least according to white house, to come back to poland, where he spoke essentially a month after the war had broken out at where he spoke about the u. s. as a, the importance of the u. s. a support for ukraine and importance of polish support for all of the u. s. as allies to stand together. and i think that's something we're going to hear again, another important message that we can expect to hear from president biden, to something he said last year in a speech in poland again, which is that this is not award that will last month or even perhaps a year and we have to be ready to be in this for the long haul. as we look at these live pictures here, and i'm expecting that door probably to open papa. right? yeah. last time,

the focus should really be on, on quick and efficient implementation. a compromise between the u. s. and e, u is likely, and it could be a way to make the grass greener on both sides. michelle, a. cooper is our correspondent in washington. she joins me now for more. michelle, on both sides, seemed interested in a compromise. we just heard. what is it likely to look like? well, it certainly is nowhere near the middle, because one thing is for saw the ira a, as it's called, the inflation reduction and act which was billed by joe biden as a way to build future economies. here in the united states, create future proof jobs that will not be changed, no legal changes. so any compromise can only be in the small print, and that's why the french and german trade ministers are here. they want to shape that and what certainly on the horizon is that there potentially could be some exceptions for the so crucial auto industry when it comes to least a cause here in the united states. there may be some exceptions. also, when it comes to manufacturing of battery is needed for green mobility in the f

. military helicopter arrived carrying a group of men who were supposed to be u. s. navy, anti mind personnel, the thing i found odd was that they claimed to be there to search for underwater mines. however, they lack the equipment for such exercises. their equipment consisted of the latest navy issue, deep diving, underwater re breathers, and some small hard box cases. we called them pelicans. they took their boat off shore, not to the area where the simulated mines replaced but to an entirely different location. after the exercise was over and they returned, almost all of their pelicans were missing a time to learn more. the program here crossing life, the independent journalist jo lawyer who actually interviewed seymour hersh, mr. loria very well. welcome to you. thank you so much for joining us here in archie international. wanted to just to get right off the top of my head here. your impressions from your interview with seymour hersh, what stood, what stood out the most for you? well, it was a tough interview. he's well known to be a difficult man to do intervi

u. f. o stories all over corporate media are being pushed heavily by the u. s military and spy agencies. looking back at history, this looks like a psychological operations to hide new experimental technology and or manufacture consent for increased military budgets and a new arms race with china. russia, it is known that the u. s. has invested in with then us president donald trump space fleet widely marked at the time the pentagon has admitted that is expand the get space program with the united states space force officially becoming the 6th balance of the u. s. military and december 2019. in other words, spying, but now the focus has pivoted to china. washington's new global rival, similar tactics are being deployed to scan the public. i'm convinced them that by using as a threat to the american way of life. if i could communicate one thing to the american people from this unique vantage point, it is that the peoples republic of china poses the greatest threat to america today and the greatest threat to democracy and freedom worldwide. since world war 2 is also gaining traction among

be last. but china lashed out at the u. s. condemning a cold war mentality. sugar cabinet is an ancient as glance tensions in the right in and in dangerous peace and stability if you go down to remain vigilant and avoid being used by the u. s. u leah. this is a site that will do little to say to obey james nerves. yen stoughton bag, chief of the north atlantic military pac nathan meeting with south korean. and japanese leaders recently. his visit to an air base, part of a bed to strengthen ties with asian democracies. as fears of a potential conflict between china and taiwan, grew stronger. blake, as seen from beijing's point of view lord austin onions. shelton begs visits to the region on exactly confidence building measures that china was perhaps looking forward. you'd be right in saying that might not be the message that vision wants to hear, but i think it's entirely fair for our secretary austin, to visit us tree allies and to read forth those relationships, particularly when south korea has been subjected to considerabl

why not say an even 30 or even 40 and then bite and says they'll be making a special kiev version. i guess of the abrams that the u. s. won't be sending at stock inventory of abrams because they have proprietary equipment on them. so when exactly with these key a version abrams even get there. okay, so 1st of all, you know the question why $3131.00 tanks is the size of a ukrainian tank per gate. how many tanks are in a tank brigade? and supposedly the original estimates for the european leper tanks would be 2 brigades worth or 62 tanks so that that may number may have since changed. and so the question will, will, this will $31.00 tanks will $62.00 tanks will a $120.00 tanks make a significant difference on the ukranian battlefield? the aspect give portrait gene started this conflict in february of 2022 with according to western military estimates the t sta and jane's as having 2596 tanks. we also know that since then, the west has already sent you crane another 400 to 500 tanks. these are soviet legacy tanks, mostly t 72, some t eighty's from the former east block countries, poland romania, croatia and some others.

u. s before being shot down over the atlantic. the washington post reports. u. s officials had been tracking the balloons since it was first launched in china several days earlier than the white house has acknowledged. abc psychology is here with more good morning. good morning, rina . the white house says it's likely these objects are just balloons tied to some benign purpose and explanation that doesn't sit well with lawmakers. this morning. there's new information surrounding the chinese spy balloon. u s officials tell abc news the spy balloon, which was intended for surveillance may have been inadvertently blown over the u. s mainland by unusual weather conditions, according to the washington post, u. s military and intelligence agencies have been tracking the balloon for nearly a week, even watching it as it lifted off from its home base near china, eventually taking an unexpected northern turn towards alaska solution islands where it could have countered strong winds that pushed it further south. however another senior us officials casting doubt on the repo

u. s. military helicopter arrived carrying a group of men who were supposed to be u. s. navy anti mind personnel. the thing i found odd was that they claimed to be there to search for underwater mines. however, they lacked the equipment for such exercises. their equipment consisted of the latest navy issue, deep dive in underwater, re breathers, and some small hard box cases. we called them, pelicans. they took their boat off shore, not to the area where the simulated minds were placed, but to an entirely different location. after the exercise was over and they returned almost all their pelicans were missing it on a mark, a didn't join me here. the studio to discuss the last and what was revealed. he said the sub, with no theme platforms, essentially amounted to a terrorist attack. and the u. s. has no intention of pursuing peace in ukraine. i have a history of getting some very expulsion documents and keeping them secret. ready and keeping my source the secret back, that's why had to come to russia because the u. s. government wanted to do my secrets, my sources fir p

u. s. really ones, the focus this week to be on russia and ukraine. and later on this week they'll be a un general assembly resolution that the, the u. s. will be introducing, which will be condemning russia is illegal invasion of ukraine. ah. type picture of the headlines here on al jazeera, a new back. the $26.00 earthquake struck turkey is hattie province. at least 5 people have been killed and another 213 injured acid bag as mono from attack. yet we understand them a full people inside one was recovered alive. this is a 3 remaining them just or tags one. and we're told that the other 2 also died from the rescue workers and his moments ago they bought that by the out. now we understand that the 4 men had gone into the building to recover some of their belongings. edward van authorities had worn people not to go into that building, but nobody really expected. another vicar loan of the magnitude that we've seen. well, the quakes struck near the city of and takia in turkey year, but it was felt in syria and as far away as lebanon. it comes just 2 weeks

and what was claim to be a u. s. funded operation. it wasn't about negotiate in anything that has to be clear. we're not asking that they leave the sanctions. we aren't asking for anything in return. the united states should take their mercenaries. an investigation by the greys own media outlets claimed american government agencies such as us aid helped organize the insurgency by funding. right wing groups there. hundreds of people were killed and chaotic scenes of armed gangs attempted to storm the presidential palace with the legit plans to kill the head of state. those jails over the co temps were later labeled political prisoners by the u. s. department. earlier i spoke to nicaragua based independent journalist, ben norton, who believes washington has links to violent extremist right across latin america. states was the main sponsor of the violent, very right. we elements that tried to overthrow nicaragua democratically elected government. i personally have interviewed a man who is a security guard at the mayor's office in the city

and what was believe to be a u. s funded operation. it wasn't about negotiating. anything that has to be clear . we're not asking that they leave the sanctions. we are asking for anything in return. the united states should take their mercenaries and investigation by the greys own media outlets. show that american government agencies such as u. s. a. i. d, provided funding for the insurgency. hundreds of people were killed at the time and chaotic scenes as armed gangs attempted to storm the presidential palace, with apparent plans to kill the head of state. those jailed over the crew attempts were later labelled as political prisoners by the us state department. we heard from nicaragua, based independent journalist, but norton who says that washington has links to violent extremist all across latin america. that it states was the main sponsor of the violent very rightly elements that tried to overthrow nicaragua democratically elected government. i personally have interviewed a man who is a security guard at the mayor's office in the city of messiah, and he was tor

and then by them says they'll be making a special kiya version. i guess of the abrams that the u. s. won't be sending at stock inventory of abrams because they have proprietary equipment on them. so when exactly, with these key aversion abrams even get there. okay, so 1st of all, you know, the question a why 3131 tanks is the size of a ukrainian tank brigade. how many tanks are in a tank brigade and supposedly.

be $90.00. okay, so you mentioned b u. s. day. what is the, the big height that a big deal about the u. s. d and the fact that apparently it won't be minted any longer. b u. s. d is a stable coin back to an u. s. dollars issued by, by nance, which is the largest crypto currency exchange in the world. now the se seem to have it out for violence. so what they've said is they went to violence, is custodian, which is the 3rd party that holds the dollars that back the b u. s. t. and that, that holds these dollars and said to them, look, stop mincing them. you're not allowed to any more because we suspect that b u. s. d is a security and therefore unregulated and we need to regulate it. but it's a suspicion, it's not a charge, but they still managed to effectively shut it down. and what do you think the u. s . government is so interest in controlling stable coins and the crypto currency market in general. well, i think you have to go back to the inception of crypto currency nicky. so most famous crypt currencies, arguably bitcoin. i think we've got a big, big coin be probably on a screen behind t

u. s. administration where there's what you can do assigned or after that when the u. s. would do from, from the so the situation with continues to be a tense situation. and the focus of the united states has always been tilting more towards iran and trying to see how they can persuade israel to accept the u. s . approach in relation to iran, which hasn't been the case and i doubt that it will become the case in the near future if the united states decides to pursue the nuclear. you know what but, but this has not been a priority in the u. s. indicated that this is no longer as it once was. okay, we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much for your time at that is hash him use if senior fellow at, at the institute of pace. thank you. it's riley authorities are stepping out the demolitions and occupy to east jerusalem after the cabinet announced punitive measures against palestinians earlier this week. palestinians and g b a look at the coast streets and port oil on the roads to stop israeli forces from demolishing their homes. at least 15 palestinians were injured during confrontations. missile soda has more from occupied east j

u. s. and be able to work legally for up to 2 years. the u. s. embassy and havana is once again processing immigrant visas after being shuttered for 5 years. but along with the carrot, there stick in order to qualify for the program, migrants must apply in the home countries and pass a background check. but that won't stop those unable to get a visa from trying to get the lead. what's my plan right now? as soon as i get the chance i am leaving plenty more people in this town, i equally determined to keep making the perilous voyage. at augustin al jazeera barrack over cuba, flag waters of submerged large parts of bolivia. torrential rain pounded the eastern regions of the country on monday, at least 2 people have died and more than 5000 people have been forced out of their homes. president lewis archie visited the affected areas and tuesday to assess the damage and oversee the delivery arrayed. ah, this is all to say, these are the top stories. the 1st una shipment has now arrived in syria since mondays earthquakes.

u. s. united states and e u sanctions against her. this is ferris. every one would know that for humanitarian aid there these sanctions should be lifted. it is by the heart of that united states still lie. and yesterday, mister blinkin and other representative of u. s. department, samantha bower, the doctor. busy as a say that we will, we will help the north east, off syria, either in that united says trying to divide the city and be bought to divide the geographically well. amid the total devastation on the grounds scenes of hope still played. this young girl was plucked from the rubble of her wrecked home after being trump for days. rush and emergency workers have joined the race against time trying to reach those most to meet. and every hour the grim death tool continues decline. sirius, 2nd largest to the aleppo is one of the areas where st affected moscow's defense ministry. sage russian teams have helped save more than 40 people from the ruins, sofa, sutter desolation, and they bring trick he as well. of course were former high rise. apartment blocks have been reduced to nothing but mountains of broken concrete, so twisted metal w

u. s. nationals with more and what kind of feature it may have here at ortiz. caleb martin, the u. s congress sized being urged by the, by the administration to renew this very controversial spying program. that essentially enables the united states government to gather data without the traditional warrant process. now it faces back to 911. i was instituted into law in 2008. it is section 7 o 2 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act visor. and this program a if when law enforcement officials describe it, they really don't make any bones about what it's really all about. here's what they've said. we are relentlessly focused on serious threats such as the chinese government's efforts to spy on us and steal our technology a wrong sanctions. evasions north korea's nuclear program and russia's invasion of ukraine. now the program essentially enables the f, b, i and the national security agency to go to tech companies and acquire text messages, electronic data e mails and other information. this would apply to google, microsoft meta, and other corporations, without the traditional warrant process and civ

u. s. now has presence in japan and south korea in the philippines in australia. it is very clearly being led now by, by the u. s. and we don't have any reaction yet from china, but we will wait for a reaction from china. usually there is a negative reaction from china when it comes to these issues. but for the philippines, it strengthens the philippines claims in the south china sea. the philippines will want these freedom of navigation operations. there are also talks of joint naval patrols between the u. s. and the philippines in the south china sea. nothing is confirmed, but that's on the table for that's what's in it for the philippines. but the ration here has been divided. a lot of filipinos do support the strong military alliance between the u. s. and the philippines. but there have been protests to day protest her say that they don't want the philippines to get dragged into an unnecessary conflict into a conflict that the philippines doesn't have anything to do with. and of course, they're referring to a possible conflict over in the taiwan strait if, if and when really there wil

u. s. bond and iraqi police patrol simply for being in an area controlled by the u. s. o. with a you know, gets any compensation even though i submitted all the required documents, only received social welfare payments, amounted to a 170000 dino's which is completely useless. i that's also presumably the rocky government how to adopt to require measure and compensate a wounded at least financially considering they haven't even made any moral apologies. oh, america did not compensate the iraqi people for even one dena, of its bombings, which destroyed and humiliated the people of iraq. all injuries have been documented, and the united states knows this. unfortunately, the killing and blood shedding of iraqi people continues. there is no deterring me . that brings to a close, a busy use our do check out r t dot com for more and all those stories. and if you're in the mood sleeva comment or to there as well, all was good to hear what you're thinking of. good bye. ah ah, ah, is ending the conflict? can you re on the agenda? maybe china has offered a proposal there to pick the