u. s. nuclear submarine to south korean water south korean harbors. but correct me if i'm wrong, if a u. s. nuclear submarine is at a south korean harb, i believe it's too close to actually target north korea. sean, is this then really just for show? well, thank you. yeah, in some sense it is for show it as a show of commitment and resolve from the united states that they to have the capability, much like north korea, has tried to demonstrate lately of submarine launch, ballistic missile capability, and that they will deploy to the peninsula if necessary, and it makes for a strike on north korea, that could be a surprise to run anticipated. the united states, of course, would not launch a surprise attack against north korea, but it is a warning that the technology is there. and that if north korea wants to flaunt such technology that it's developed, that the united states can do the same thing and that it will do so in order to protect it, alliance partner. so in some sense it is more for show. so when you say this is about florentine technology, but this is also part of the u. s. is extended to turns policy, right? but for the turns to work, i

u. s. believe that believes that got them covered so that it can. you make it such blanket statements on anything and it's more than you and dictate their will to anyone for you. glue mcgraw palomo noodles throw slow. now i visited the process of dealing with of the formation of a multi polar world order is something that we're will professor and in a very positive awe is leadership. so productive it from us on the list that outcome. but it will not, and quickly this is an entire, it's additional iraq. and we are living in that era that precedes the formation of the full fledged multiple. we're a world system. i have a question to both ministers and it has to do with the creation alpha joint banking system or rather that to the use all for national karen says ain financial transactions when it comes to russia and venezuela and sir, what could you tell us about the progress of implementing the ah, mayor ups was the card system in venezuela. context here for you, mr. well, we discussed that today. we discussed it. and when we spoke about the need to g

u. s. officials believe classified documents on ukraine and other topics were leaked by and, and national guardsman based of the fort bragg army base leak. expose details of u. s. surveillance of allies and adversaries. federal agents are investigated french unions or staging another nationwide strike in protest that the presidents of pension plans have been some skirmishes with police. a course is due to real on the rule of the legality of changes. government wants to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. north korea has fired its 1st intercontinental ballistic missile for a month. the launch trigger scare in northern japan where residents were told to take cover the massage through a 1000 kilometers before landing in the sea. south korea's military has described. the movers a grave provocation of china has said it will ban ships from an area north of taiwan on sunday because of possible falling rocket day bri. taiwan has previously said that china will impose a no fly zone in the same area. taiwan forces are staging an annual exercise, simulating emergencies such as massage strikes an

um and do you believe that the u. s strikes have that happened on 3 23 the retaliatory strikes do you believe that they have deterred iranian backed groups? from targeting u s forces. yes so on the on the t b i my understanding is centcom has collected some additional information. so we'll get that to you and the press. team here in terms of deterrence again, we're going to continue to do everything that we need to do at a time and place of our choosing to ensure that we're deterring and safeguarding our folks. i'll just leave it at that. thank you. we go to. can you just tell us what the mission of the 101st 102nd intelligence wing for the massachusetts international guard, was and are you going to release this airman's service record in response to i'm sure the thousands of requests you've already gotten. so david on the service record again. we'll take that and will provide an update when we're able to in terms of the 102nd intelligence wing. i don't have that in front of me. i'm positive. they have a website. we can

and he added in those remarks that he believes the u. sctually needs to speed up its shipment of weapons and arms to taiwan in order to prepare them for that possibility, but again, he is saying all of this as a hypothetical he believes it is important to get taiwan ready for this possibility, but that he does not necessarily believe it is inevitable. however as the u. s military has said repeatedly and as biden has said the u. s of course, is prepared to come to taiwan's defense. if china does try to make a move on it, caitlin and we should also point out that kevin mccarthy has just confirmed he will be meeting with the president of taiwan on wednesday in california will be watching that natasha bertrand, thank you. and new this morning on cnn, abby's warner, the virginia teacher who was shot by her six year old student, is suing the staff at elementary school for $40 million in damages for failing to take action. when there were concerns the boy had a firearm the day of the shooting. the lawsuit alleges that the school administrators an

u. s believes would be able to quickly establish air super is super yorty in an invasion of taiwan, which is very important would be very important for china. they go on to say in these assessments that taiwanese officials doubt that taiwanese air defense asses can accurately detect missile launches. and that taiwan barely half more than barely more than half of taiwan's aircraft are fully mission capable and that moving taiwanese jets to shelters would take at least a week. so fred, this kind of revelation shows us thinking into china reveals the honest us intelligence assessments of taiwan and china , and it also exposes us intel intelligence vulnerabilities. these assessments say that the us is having a hard time. gathering intelligence on china because, for example, china is using civilian boats in some of their military activities. and so, therefore the u. s intelligence is having a hard time gathering information on china. that is a vulnerability, fred that us certainly would not want china to have all right. fascinating alex marquardt. thank you so much. of course, this is now. inf

u. s. s. at the mark receive building power in iraq to give one example 72 percent of respondents do not believe quote, the u. s. s. series about encouraging the establishment of democratic systems in muslim countries. now on this day, 20 years ago, a large statue of iraqi leader, saddam hussein was toppled by god monument, seamless a symbol of his ruling. the country was brought on by iraqis with the help of us and read the event received wide coverage in western media, which headlined the day as an end to the the thing that us forces were not done in the country 2 years after the invasion of iraq began my american troops, gun down 24 civilians, women and children among them. in the town of high dita, one of the 8 marines involved pleaded guilty to negligence. all other charges, including involuntary manslaughter, aggravated assault were dismissed. r t correspondent steve sweeney traveled to the country to hear 1st found that both the heinous incident and the legacy left behind . i isa was a town. the very few people outside of iraq knew before 2003. but it soon became known throughout the worl

u. s. spies, just to remind myself about the actual reaction. u. s. spies believe it was authorized by parts of the ukrainian government. so the reason i bring that up is that it would be safe to assume either possibly the primary motor boat, the investigation committee, what they would be going on today would be a very similar thing. i'd agree, no. okay. when we know more, thanks for all those details, just chat. bring us those coming into us in the past half hour or so a lot of new information che both with the latest. okay, well let's recap. then just are breaking news to if you're just joining us. welcome . by the way, 3 minutes past 10 p. m. this sunday evening. here in mos you're watching, arc international at one story dominating our news coverage to day that of an explosion. tearing through a cafe in russia's northern capital, st. petersburg, killing high profile russian war journalists, lovelyn, tete tar sky. at least 2 dozen more people were wounded in that blast, 6 of whom are said to be in a serious condition. we are thankfully though hearing from peopl

u. s. and how one side is that the p r c is increasing pressure. now, on the p r c side, they believe that the u. s. is intervening. they believe that they ought to control and a authority over time one. so basically it's this sort of fundamental difference in positions, right? so i don't think it's, it's really the us doing anything. i think in part it's china feeling more confident. it can push the line more, and that's eliciting a response. that's very clear. thank you for your time in char associate, professor of political science at the university of simple thank. thank you. as the middle east and several rockets were fired on northern israel from lebanon, it's unclear who was behind the attack, but lebanese report, save a silva, was launched from palestinian refugee camps are kedusha or rock. it appears to have damaged a car in the israeli town. a facilitator, israeli army says he successfully intercepted several of missiles, either were initially no reports of casualties. the escalation comes after clashes between israeli police and palestinians inside jerusalem to alaska most.

u. s. i believe an accused china of potentially planning to sell weapons to russia. how i guess detrimental to the world, older and, and, and, and, and the pace. and i guess the fragile nature of where everything is at, at the moment, i mean, how destructive would it be if that was to come to fruition? i think now everybody has to be very they so good because we are very close to a major conflict. the military actions for the time being are only between 2 countries. many other countries are involved already in directly through sanctions, is full financial means supplies, or other can buildings. and now we are in a very, very dangerous situation to think about what we've been that would be in the next step. and the expansion of the conflict would be detrimental. like you mentioned, you know, it's having a, it's not just ukraine and russia that are being impacted. it's obviously having an impact right around the world. and we've recently saw that the world food program had to slash its funding for our think of muslims because of basically a financial shortfall. i mean,

u. s. government, whether it is a democratic administration or republican administration, will behave of what we did here for him of the dot hotel. the department spokesperson is that while the u. s. does believe firmly believes that israel has a right to protect itself from attacks of whether from the gaza strip or from in, in the case in the last 24 hours from lebanese territory. it also is very much concerned about any a possible escalation that could imperil the possible establishment of 2 states, one palestinian one israeli existing under a firm treaty agreement. so this is a matter where they biden administration is simply moving very carefully given that development on the ground. keep changing it seems by the hour, rawson jordan, reporting from the state department there. thank you very much. a french president, him and, and mccoy, the urging chinese leaders shooting pain to reason with russia to help and the war in ukraine. even meeting in beijing to discuss the conflict mccoy's on a 3 day state visit there, along with european commission president for sue of underlying robin bright reports, french president emanuel macros being given, the owner of a state visit. welcome by his chines

u. s believes as part of a chinese surveillance drone unit that's based inland from shanghai. take a look at the capabilities of this drone travels at mach three plus or more than three times the speed of sound at an altitude of 100,000 ft so far higher than commercial aircraft and because of that, because of its speed and its altitude, it's difficult to detect or to intercept, making it another potential addition to what we've seen in terms of china's spy capabilities and, of course, nobody here forgets the chinese spy balloon that traveled over much of the united states. what's interesting here is the u. s. has seen this in a bit of a role reversal. if you will, the u. s had its own super supersonic spy drone back in the sixties that called the d 21. it was specifically to spy over china. it conducted four unsuccessful missions. back in the late sixties early seventies time for him before that program was canceled, jim, it looks like the chinese have very different intentions and much broader intentions, which would allow them to spy on, for example, taiwan and parts of sout

u. s. military officer scott bennett, believes washington's efforts to provoke north korea, only push it closer to a strategic partnership with russia and china, sending a submarine, a nuclear submarine, one of the 18 nuclear class, ohio class submarine is very, very, gain juris. i think honestly, joe biden is trying to promote some sort of us, a skirmish ignite a fire that he can then rally america and a world war 2 mentality and say it's us versus than the axis of evil versus the axis of good. i do not suspect he is going to be allowed to trigger a nuclear bent, but he very well could launch tomahawk cruise missiles as a distraction operation for other events that he may be secretly doing right now. in the straits of taiwan, china and russia created a strong wall against the hedge amman. and the us knows that the trail humans and the british and canadians that too. so they're trying to bluff, they're trying to send these pageantry rainbow flag worrying armada located some around south trying to see hoping that somehow that's going to be perceived as a warrior demonstration. and it's no

u. s, that's what i believe, i think the, the u. s. the u. n is showing that it has very little independence. be of these would be the knotted states. there's turn itself into a tool of american interests. it's no longer neutral. ready or bias are unbiased in any sense. it is firmly on the american side at, and i mean, as a, well, it shouldn't be un be an open access venue for. but of course, with it being based in new york, it requires american visa to be handed out by the picky u. s. government. do you think, you know, it's come to re think based venue? well, that'd be great if you move to geneva or some other neutral city but, but yes, the you that the, the u. s. is, is essentially abandoning its promise to provide free access to you and your meetings, functions, etc. so that's certainly what this, what this latest moves us. great speaking many thanks for joining us on a program journalist and also daniel is our thank you to civilians had been killed and several more wounded in the later ukrainian shillinger. the city of marquis of the daw

u. s. he believes more cops will lead to the results. the mayor wants a c 1400. we were the safest largest city in the nation. um obviously , the population has grown, the city has grown. and we need to grow our infrastructure. our public safety. along with the growth of the city. more officers equal more safety william are million with the san jose sil wants to know from sjp d. why they think that's true. how am i that as ae the specific problems that we are going to address and doing so here's how that's going to work, and here's how you're going to know that that was affected. our million says. without those questions answered . it's hard for the taxpayers to trust the budget should be allocated in this way. when the fiscal year begins in july in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc seven news concerned parents and other people who live in san francisco are showing opposition against the proposed location for a cannabis dispensary kids. it should be protected. what did the 600 ft radius they held a rally friday night in san francisco's inner sunset district. the owner

u. s. as a democracy building power in iraq to give one example, 72 percent of respondents do not believe quote, the u. s. is serious about encouraging the establishment of democratic systems in muslim countries. almost a 20 years ago, a large statue of iraqi leader saddam hussein was toppled in baghdad. the monument seen as a symbol of his rule in the country was brought down by a rockies who the hell with the help of us marines. he event received wide coverage in western media, which headlined the day as an end to the scene era. but us forces were not done in the country. 2 years after the invasion of iraq began, american troops, gun down 24 civilians, women and children were among them in the town of had the, for one of the 8 marines involved, pleaded guilty to negligence. all other charges, including involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault, were dismissed. r t correspondence to sweeney travel to the country to hear firsthand about the cane this incident and the legacy u. s. military adventures them left behind. i isa was a town the very few people outside of iraq knew before, 2003,

and i taught it, and i believe that the u. s. president at the time, george bush and the other leaders who supported him during the occupation of my country as well as their armies bear collective responsibility for every drop of innocent blood shed in my country. any rock, any international courts must work hard to bring those criminals to justice. judicial decisions must be made to improve the transparency of fake western democracy. once again, washington has committed war crimes with impunity. on 20 years later, it is ordinary iraqis that has still paying the price. the war was called over the false claims of said on having weapons of mass destruction. it led to decades of turmoil here on our team will continue to chronicle those deadly days in their aftermath and our special coverage. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from great. how we with with that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for all

u. s. official would not be telling the truth about this. that was the clearest admission in decades of, of the problem of stablish rent media globally going along with what the u. s. officials say they believe in the red, white and blue that the u. s. is always telling the truth that the u. s. interests around the world, a noble that was spreading democracy, not geostrategic and economic interests, et cetera. and this is where this is the major problem we've got here with the report is not what is anonymous sources because you know what they know, they know that journalist what the scoop, they can easily manipulate a reporter and telling them what they want to hear in order to get the story out there. if the cia made a statement or the pentagon directly, you know, especially not tells agency, it may not be believed by the public because as i said, they were involved in this information as part of their job. but if they filter it or launder it through the new york times, so shaded press, the public is assuming, well, the journals did their job and vetted this information. so this more likely to be true than if they said it directly. so this is why you have to be so damn careful, not to just

u. s. economist occassion now believes that the rapid growth of the indian economy provides an opportunity for the rebate to become a new reserve currency. the dollar. this really happening now, the sort of status which you have del ahead, 20 years of or 10 years ago. that is not good. now you see as guarantee ya has gained prominence. getting bonded prominence in will be my own currency is also getting importance be, are the 5th largest economy. we are growing by 2027. we expected to be the 3rd because to call me and, and see what that is of going to see the doctor and see is any good and see which globally central bank for one or 2 parties use for their products as us are both going to see which could be used what i need nationally, these international di, absent national tournaments. so definitely there is, there are chances that income and see what become as of currency. not there are many countries which are dealing with india and i don't guarantee indian to be so, and then i will be is gaining prominence in the past one year in general again, prominence and it's going to be much more

u. s. us at the mark receive building power in iraq, particularly 72 percent of respondents do not believe quote, the u. s. is serious about encouraging the establishment of democratic systems and muslim country. on this day and day, 20 years ago, a large statue of iraqi leader saddam hussein was toppled by the monuments seen as a symbol of his ruling. the country was brought on by iraqis with the help of us marines. the events received wide coverage in western media which headline the day of an end to the same era. but u. s. forces were knocked down in the country. 2 years after the invasion of iraq began. american troops gone down 24 civilians in the heinous act that did not spur women and children. the turn of huntington, on of the 8th marines involved pleaded guilty negligence. all other charges, including involuntary manslaughter, and aggravated assault words. this r t corresponded steve sweeney travel to the country to hear 1st sound about the deadly instant. and the legacy left behind. i isa was a town. the very few people outside of iraq knew before 2003, but it soon became known t

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the editor of brazil 24 seventh's leonardo suburbs believes that sir, gala robs visit, shows the balance of power is changing away from the u. s. and towards multi polarity. i believe the character of such recent trips as the intention of really solidifying relations with those countries. dad chose not to simply follow the policies that are being carried by the united states and new members who seek sort of more independent position, which is the keys of resume in particularly i don't really think west and here the call for him to think sions, because the sanctions have to be understood as a political to, to really for states into following particular agenda in the keys of the states which don't comply with the broad view which is imposed by the united states as the world is really facing one mental change. now we see the balance of power, really changing, not in favor of united states, but rather favor of what we would call multiple narrative. the pentagon knew the identity of the bomber who targeted the cobble airport, but chose not to act on it. that revelation came to light during a fiery session of the house oversight com

now, on the p r c side, they believe that the u. s. is intervening. they believe that they ought to control and a authority over time one. so basically it's this sort of fundamental difference in positions, right? so i don't think it's, it's really the us doing anything. i think in part it's china feeling more confident. it can push the line more, and that's eliciting a response. that's very clear. thank you for your time in char associate, professor of political science at the university of simple thank several rockets have been fired on north and israel from lebanon. it was on the clue who's behind me attack, where lebanese reports say the salvo was launched from palestinian refugee camps. i got your shirt rock. it appears to have damaged a car in the room town, a suitor. israeli army says it's successfully intercepted more than 2 dozen missiles. escalation comes after clashes between israeli police and palestinians inside jerusalem. i'll ask a mosque at axel mosque islam. 3rd hurley a sight asked. i correspondent tanya cromer in jerusalem to talk me

have you believe c, u. s. has abandoned its previous policy, which is walking back, you know, we're trying to spread light. red light is just like what they do with people pushing russia red line. oh, pushy, made it easy words, thousands of refugees and run the base. having their already meagre ration slash and half with the world food program saying it simply doesn't have enough funds. that's as large chunks of 8 are allocated to ukraine. we are starving, we eat only once a day. i suffer the heart attack due to hunger. the government and other stakeholders need to remember us. and the central african nation of chad, orders the german ambassador to pack his bags. i can't think him of making an diplomatic comment with coming to you live from the russian capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel evans. here with the latest news. welcome to the program. us republican congressman michael mccall, who heads the house foreign affairs committee, believes washington will not hesitate to send troops to taiwan. if

nelson wong believes that the u. s. political, the political struggles in the us have nothing to do with democracy, but with the interest of unseen leads are a lot of happenings now in the u. s. particularly in view of the upcoming election next. what they call it, a democracy is actually something to for the general public. there is only interest of a political party, all the forces behind it that matters. it's not actually a democracy that they are talking about public to know. so they are exposing themselves, it's becoming evident that more will countries and now losing their face and the confidence in the u. s. or in other words, the u. s. approach, or it's expected to seek well dominated by forcing others to always stand on its side. or to offer themselves on to the us band wagon in the name of protecting the self claimed liberal democracy. that's perhaps out of date already. to some extent i think it's, it's more like that the us is finding it more, more difficult to try to hold. it's so cold partners and follow

u. s. that $325000000.00 commitment from the u. s. includes what's believed to be around $9000000.00 rounds of ammunition. so it just shows you the kind of challenges that the ukrainians are up against. and what we expect is is more pledges as you. busy heard lloyd austin, they're saying so far the contact group has already committed around $55000000000.00 worth of equipment. the u. s. a load $35000000000.00. that's simply not enough for the ukrainian so we expect to hear. yeah, a lot of focus on, on those kind of weapon systems that the ukrainians want, but it's going to be very interesting to find out whether we're going to see commitments or any kind of information as to whether long range weapons are going to be committed. something that is hugely controversial and the same potentially is being very escalade tree for the russians. now. yesterday, jen stalsen. burke was in ukraine again, a voice of solidarity. he saying that eventually ukraine will become a member of nato. but sir, that the priority at the moment is winning this war against russia. let's h

member of the hamilton coalition to stop the war. kennestone believes that u. s. officials need to tone down their war rhetoric and begin to accept that they're living in a multi polar world. now president g of china said one month ago that he looks forward to a peaceful reunification with taiwan. but statements like mc calls and mccarthy's are designed to prepare the american people for war and are what motivates, may call in particular, and mccarthy. ah, are there is the domestic audience in the states? the republicans like to accuse the democrats of being too soft on china while the democratic use the republicans of being too soft on russia. in actuality, they're both part of all of a singular war party that can't see any other way out of their a declining status. and loss of prestige in the world other than war and i it, we, what really they need to do is to tone down the rhetoric and stop treating countries that are other countries around the world that are rising in their development status as enemies and seek instead to realize that we're living now in a m

and i took it, and i believe that the u. s. president at the time, george bush and the other leaders who supported him during the occupation of my country as well as their armies bear collective responsibility for every drop of innocent blood shed in my country. any rock, any international courts must work hard to bring those criminals to justice. judicial decisions must be made to improve the transparency of fake western democracy. once again, washington has committed war crimes with impunity. and 20 years later, it is ordinary iraqis that is still paying the price steep, sweeney on the ground in iraq, no civilians in the country. we're not the only victims of the u. s. presence there, an al jazeera correspondent was killed as a result of a u. s or a strike on the channels media bureau in baghdad, 20 years ago. still to day. no one has been accountable for the attack. a yummy at a bow during his stay in baghdad, and he was there for 4 or 5 days and he made 3 reports, and for me, each report was a reassurance of him being a sa

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