u. s. can operate, he claims that the u. s. have been operating them out throughout its history, but now china is doing it on their soil. and he says that it's a great danger to us national security because of their speed, self unlimited payload. and they fast that they can park them anywhere on the east coast, including on the white house. again, of course, we can verify any of this information. but what is peculiar is what he says about his time, and they've got a son and the war crimes that they us committed, that you want to read them out of the the e mail. yep. so this e mail came in on december 31st at 10 42 am. i have knowledge of this program and also war crimes that were covered up during air strikes and numerous province afghanistan in 2019 by the admin d o d d e a n c i a i conducted targeting for the strikes of over 125 buildings, 65 were struck because of suitcases that civilian casualties that killed hundreds of civilians in a single day. us for a continued strikes after spotting civilians on initial i, sr. it was

u. s. can operate. he claims that the us have been operating them throughout its history. but now china is doing it on their soil and he says that it's a grave danger to us national security because of their speed, self, unlimited payload, and the fact that they can park in anywhere on the east coast, including on the white house. again, of course, we can verify any of this information, but what is peculiar is what he says about his time and of got a son and the war crimes that they us committed there here some more as i have knowledge of this program and also war crimes that were covered up during air strikes and numerous province, afghanistan in 2019 by the admin d o d d e a and c i. a i conducted targeting for the strikes of over 125 buildings . 65 were struck because of suitcases that civilian casualties. they killed hundreds of civilians and a single day us for a continued strikes after spotting civilians on initial i, sr. it was supposed to take 6 minutes and scramble all aircraft and send com. the u . n. basically called these war crimes, but the administration made

quick to avoid any blame for the killings conveniently, perhaps if it's the s b u running the operation u. s. and it's always can claim plausible deniability. ukraine was a, behind these attacks, the u. k. was behind these attacks, the united states was advised that, in fact, the united states warmed russia about the possibility of these attacks in advance. it's abundantly clear the isis was solely responsible for the risk of terrorist attack in moscow last week. in fact, united states tried to help prevent this terrorist attack. and the criminal knows that russia quickly reacted to us claims of a so called a warning, saying that any information received was far too vague. with the head of the f. s. b repeating that a warning from the u. s. was not detailed enough to act upon with russia, security chief clarifying the reality of the situation. things on most of the information given to us by the american side was general about the preparation of terrorist acts in places of mass gathering of citizens. we reacted to this information and took appropriate measures, but unfortunately this is the practice of the ameri

u. s, which seems unlikely, those can be frozen. and they can also be denied visas to come to the united states . the bill also says the us needs to call back any money it gives to the icpc, which you might be thinking could be a big problem. however, it is a law passed by congress that the us cannot get any money to the i. c. c. you remember the israel and the us are not signatories to the international criminal court that they didn't loosen the bill a little while ago in order to make sure that they could give about $5000000.00 to a fund that helps victims of war. they could try to call that money back, not sure, it would have that big of an impact. winds off the problem here. the temperatures probably are as well below where it should be from most places. you're least dips down to 8 degrees is a max on saturday and then back up to 14. so that's the cold sweeping and they go through the florida as well. taking snow along the know nothing florida by cisneros in the forest showers in the rockies. and otherwise it's sunshine as a how

can redeem intelligence, arson attacks that are occurring throughout russia. at the moment. we'll see more and more of these, you know, dirty tricks. i like to call them, you know, u. s. military might call them unconventional warfare because out of desperation and panic, they can win on the battlefield. that's what they will turn to increasingly in charge here. and i've talked about this a great deal and it's not between i like marks approach to all of us. i think he's largely right. it's, it's, it's not a conflict between ukraine and russia. it's a proxy war. it's a nato proxy war against russia using ukraine here. and if there's got it going to be any kind of coming to terms, it's ne, tow bid is gonna be coming to, to not you ukraine, ukraine is a footnote, it's a, it's a side bar to all of this here. and that's why i've been very frustrated with the commentary. well, the guy cut i've called last leg is, um, i think mark is right. i don't know about the time frame. nobody really does. but it is as long as the united states has not losing troops. and they can keep printing money. well, you know, the ukrainians are going to suffer russians will suffer, the europeans

u. s. president, whoever that us present it is, can offer a russia that russian will accept. and, and russia's terms are unacceptable to any us presidents, an attempt by the donald trump administration to, you know, play a role they, oh, he's going to cut a deal between russia and ukraine as if he some kind of neutral outside arbiter is just patently false. this is ultimately a conflict between russia and the united states and the united states. it is a proxy war, but it is a conflict to the us is losing, and trump owns that conflict. as soon as he comes into office and whatever, he may think of the average him and zalinski and in person in whatever, you know, political domestic gripes he has against them justified. he does not want to be known as the president to hand the ukraine over to vladimir pro. no us president wants that on that record. so i predict that the war will continue, it will excel accelerate. it will escalate. and when porton talks to donald trump, or he is, you know, envoys or whatever and says yes, you know, oh thank you very much, but yet, yeah, it means

u. s. on this, as you can. you shed some light on that. you know, if i may, i, laura, before we get to the tax, let's just talk about the french 1st. why do they want to deploy more troops overseas? why? you know, we've been reporting at all these here are the past several weeks and months that somebody african countries are taking the french soldiers out or, you know, so some of these people i just go home, what is my goal? i'm or the french establishment. so bullish in deploying more to french towards overseas, especially in a place like syria where it could easily fall apart. and you know, it, just as it could work out, it could just fall apart in just the reports about starvation is about hunger. that reports about the, the gangs and the, and the, and diminishes and, and the various arm groups and so forth. i mean, anything can come blow out of proportion funds that they wanted to point to northern syria, where the americans are already there. and we know that there might cause a pregnancy or possibly have uh open a new military base i

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u. s. president, whoever that us present it is, can offer a russia that russian will accept. and, and russia's terms are unacceptable to any us presidents, an attempt by the donald trump administration to, you know, play a role they, oh, he's going to cut a deal between russia and ukraine as if he some kind of neutral outside arbiter is just patently false. this is ultimately a conflict between russia and the united states uh, on the united states. it is a proxy war, but it is a conflict to the us is losing, and trump owns that conflict. as soon as he comes into office and whatever, he may think of the average him and zalinski and in person and whatever, you know, political domestic gripes he has against them justified. he does not want to be known as the president to hand the ukraine over to vladimir pro. no us president wants that on that record. so i predict that the war will continue, it will excel accelerate. it will escalate. and when porton tub.

u. s. is serious about getting disagreement then with all due respect to cause, i add to egypt, they can only do very limited support because neither of them is, is, it is, is on the ground and it will take them a long time to destroy the wrong people on the ground to monitor and so on. but the u. s. is the supply line of this war. so if they are serious about guaranteeing disagreement, they can see it's true because they can start by turning over the top and is that in terms of supplies, cash, etc. and they can stop by providing them with intelligence. and they can stop the british from also providing, telling us on the, on behalf of those writers, us on. so there's a lot in their hands and they can do a great deal of this serious about it. and i agree with lots of motor. one was saying that we have to approach it with great deal of suspicion, but i'd be extremely surprised if trump has approached this lights have to be i think he has taken a decision. he's given the ultimatum to both sides some weeks ago. at today's writings, he did not say how to end the war, but he said, then the war to t

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i wonder if i can start with you . of course the u. s. u and some of nations began imposing sanctions on syria after science, brutal kinda cracked down on opposition back in 2011. of course, we all know that spiraled into a long and bloody conflicts, but there are also sanctions on the group, good ousted aside as well. hi, i told you i was sham. hasty s. as we know them because of the groups pos, links to al qaeda. when we took over listing sanctions, what specifically are we talking about? well, i think sense of some of the sanctions that have been imposed on the state of syria since the seventy's. and then the accountability acts in 2005. and then following the uprising in 2011, the 3rd wave of sanctions, i think we talk about a lot of the sections that are 6 oral sections that are imposed on the people mainly on sectors such as technology, laptops, software applications, and so forth that have hinder the resilience of the serial population. i think those are the sanctions that have labeled syria's states as a states of cetera, as one t

quick to avoid any blame for the killings conveniently, perhaps if it's the s b u running the operation. us and it's allies can claim plausible deniability. ukraine was a behind these attacks, the u. k. was behind these attacks the united states was and by this tax, in fact, the united states warned russia about the possibility of these attacks in advance. because we wanted to see that the, if the attacks could be averted and ultimately prevent a loss of lives from the russian people or by the, the russian people. it's abundantly clear that isis was solely responsible for the risk of terrorist attack in moscow last week. in fact, united states tried to help prevent this terrorist attack and the crime on those dates in advance of the march 22nd attack. the united states government provided, clear detailed information to russian authorities regarding the chairs, read against large gatherings and concerts in moscow. on march, the 7th, at 11, 15 in the morning mosse scale time following normal procedures and to establish channels that have been employed many times previous. united states government passed a warnin

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u . s. president elect donald trump is you to buy more u. s. one and gas fee and the board a rec, who would hi a my amount of liquefied natural gas, which can be charles wouldn't buy shipped from the us rush. i sold a gas from is still able to deliver the gas to some your band class vide soon see. okay, is also turning to the east foot one living piped gas through the power of siberia pipeline, to customers like china. as the europe alongside slower ring energy costs the content faces. right. but the shrinking gas reserves. bloomberg revolts, but reserves and now is 70 percent about 16 percent lower than last year with cold weather approaching and hating them on rising levels are expected to drop further. and of course this intensifies pressure on prices. as the u increasing, relies on lindsey made the loss of course, of the chief of russian pipe gas. well, for more of this story, let's close the live out to columbus. i'm publish a, i guess i could always good to see thanks for joining us here today. on our see now, so lucky and hungry have hinted at vito in key of e u membership. but could this prompt so lensky to really reconsider the transi

u. s. over 2000 flights were canceled. and 20000 more delayed. and some locals have already lost patients with a near record snowfall. how can do ours? and with more snow on the way, it's already back to the shuffle. i got to work tomorrow, so making sure i get there. even the nation's capital wasn't spared from the arctic blast. much to the delight of this former olympian by athlete. so yeah, we're so happy to be here and we're so grateful that we have this beautiful public space that we can enjoy in all weather. especially this one. the winter storm advisories remain in effect for many parts of the us until tuesday. you're watching dw news. here's what remind them of our top story. china says a strong f quick into batches killed at least 95 people, many others of tracts and after so. so shaking the region in the west of china and across the border and they pulled. the epicenter was about 75 kilometers north east of mount everest, which strapped the china and if bobo and that's it from me and the new scene for now of an update for you at the top of the the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to under

u. s. over 2000 flights were cancelled . and 20000 more delayed. and some locals have already lost patients within your record snowfall. it can be worse and with more snow on the way it's already back to the shovel that i got to work tomorrow. so making sure i get this even the nation's capital wasn't spared from the arctic blast. much to the delight of this former olympian by athlete. yeah, we're so happy to be here and we're so grateful that we have this beautiful public space that we can enjoy in all weather. especially this one. the winter storm advisories remain in effect for many parts of the us. until tuesday i asked the major ologist matthew, you can put you how much longer is stone can go on. so right now i say like 90 percent of the storm is done, the entire system is kind of working, not the eastern seaboard right now into the atlantic ocean. so it's almost entirely over, but not quite yet. part of the reason being, it has that cold air wrapped around the cooler backlash and the backside which is pushing through west virginia into the major, into the virginia region. eventually, washington, dc. these next few hours

u. s. army investor and another was an active duty soldier. and one of the similarities can you tell us about in these 2 incidents, both served in the army. they were both actually at the same military base at one point, and also both of them were the plates of data style. so they could have overlap the at the military base maybe and they've gotten this done, but we don't know that yet. we just know that as a fact they were there at the same time at the base and also an advantage that also what's really interesting, aside from the fact that the attacks happened hours away from each other. the fact that they run. so if the car from the same app, they use the same, i have to rent their respective cars that they when once and unleashed this, this violence and even the police even though there say that there is no definitive link. but even they are baffled by the similarities. so the question is, is how we work into rule in or rule out any connections to the new orleans of it? and the answer to that is every typically that comes in every piece of evidence that comes in. we don't

can be competitive. and then you've got problems like here in the u. s. where the incoming trump administration wants to get rid of incentives and raise terrorist that could threaten to start a global trade war. that would hurt the entire industries. and that's what people here at the office you are worried about. but meanwhile, they're really focusing on these electric cars. as a palestinian and salem has been short listed at the academy awards in the best international feature category, from ground 0 is showing in cinemas across the us. kristen cindy, me reports the setting is familiar to anyone who watches the news, but these are stories that go beyond the headlines. told by 22 filmmakers living and shooting and the war zone that is guys of a series of short films titled from ground 0. since you start to work with rashid massaro, it himself originally from gaza curated and produced the project. once we started eh, cinema was not the priorities for nobody, but nobody of these people an accomplishment described by american documentarian, michael moore. a

can be competitive. and then you've got problems like you're in the u. s. where. busy incoming trump administration wants to get rid of incentives and raise care of that, who is threatening to start a global trade war that would hurt the entire industries. and that's what people here at the auto show are worried about. but meanwhile, they're really focusing on these electric cars. john, thank you very much for that. that sounds as here as john hendrick reporting the life from the detroit auto shop. the palestinian film has been short listed at the academy awards in the best international feature category from ground 0 is showing and sent him is across the us. christian sonoma has a story from neil. the setting is familiar to anyone who watches the news, but these are stories that go beyond the headlines. told by 22 filmmakers living and shooting, and the war zone that is garza a series of short films titled from ground 0. since you start to work with rashid massaro, it himself originally from gaza curated and produced the project. once we started eh, cinema was no

u. s. sanction gas prom bank. the country's largest bank, along with 50 other smaller financial institutions. they could expand these to include all russian banks. perhaps they can also expand the scope of secondary sanctions, those that cover 3rd parties that do business with sanctioned entities. so chinese companies supplying rushes were machine. and then finally some also argue that the trumpet administration should expand sanctions to cover russian oil providers and their subsidiaries. something that's been avoided thus far because of concerns over price increases for europe. now you mentioned here, defense systems, and we know that's a lensky is due in germany for the so called wrong stein group meeting, where it's expected to appeal for more of those defense systems. do you think you'll actually get what he wants this time around? so this is the 25th convincing of the ukraine defense contact group. as you mentioned, a called the ramstein group, and this one will look at as it has done in the past. ukraine's immediate battlefield needs, but also is longer term defense requirements as well. oh, this goes all the way into 2027, as reports from the pentagon ha

u. s. a. u. um, does riley attack on the run? and i don't know whether the uranium government is thinking of attacking in this intervening period, the interregnum period. so then trump can say he's the peacemaker afterwards. and now it'd be a better time. how that looks like that. let's look at that uh the intra random period. uh that is designed to be careful attention to because if you look at what happened in 2000 and night when brock obama was elected, i and the bush administration was outgoing. it was over the holiday period over a christmas, nor after christmas and new year's that israel launched a 1st attack on. gotcha. and i would expect, i think you could almost predict that there will be an acceleration against the is rarely, ability to be able to control. the narrative has been extraordinary so that people really don't understand the vulnerability that israel does out and uh, is your doesn't what i would make because it's, it's an would be seen as a security problem. so i think um, uh, president trump takes office. uh, there are already be in place a uh, the unfolding of a plan to try to extricate the us from the potential go, you know, a 3rd world war with a

those talking about what can only be described as common. sense street greg, we've got democrats in the u. s. for instance, creating blue sky or using it at least the, their own version of, of which are i'm but then you could find the democrats as well as much as they're saying that dislike x. they can't get all fit. so what, what's the situation? you know, they, they criticize it, but they use it a local us, it's a, it's a quiz to the politics and, uh, the measure of the fluids speak of, i mean, the x is where it's happening because, i mean, i don't like is that good? who we width of political establishment, this the best boy capes of culture. look for elizabeth, i'll be mosque. so will the rising on the will dearly in positions, gigs, and the different why uh, more towards this culturally and socially conservative manner. and of course, i mean he's raping the bullets now and move any people migrate to they, they don't want say 10, but as we is the remaining cancel, gold show called cleans, but you did all of amazing. i often think it's when, when you look at universities, michael, you know

u. s. army no longer allowing military commanders to decide on their own with the soldiers accused of sorts. and serious crimes can leave the service rather than go on file ends with washington and picking up more is less than rise. is it any wonder that the violence of spread is across the world at some point makes its way back home? it's heavy with his hair and auntie international from all updates to check our website. all see, don't com, even best as joiners again at the school for the on the the chest. the go down to the of the and let me whats going to canada. you called me when you put the right. yeah. and you come on, come this cause i use that as we come with the before them. we started a deal for you. okay. now justin mcgill in because of the modem. lease k e financing uh, either giving them look, then let's pay the steps of getting the net. could you, you could split premium, which isn't no funny customs bought them for the 3rd circuit, sketch our twin vocals my discontinue dozens of your tooth language feature. films are released every year for a film production, the republic rank stood and rushing up

strikes target to the house in darrow bala can at least full palestinians and wounding several others. the home was located near a medical facility run by the u. s. agency for palestinian refugees that were capitalism has the latest on these riley strikes from there all by the, in central gaza for the most fee is a quite charged with tension and fee regarding the continuation of these wait a minute to strikes postcards and what we have seen during the past 24 hours was very fluids, the because many human to built up neighborhoods have been targeted and gaza. city has it's considered to be the epi center for the lights, the strikes. and the reports though, still emerging from northern gods and suggested to the ongoing of bill jo, single parade, shocked by his when he ground forces on the facility of the engine. you see in the hospital, in the north of district, i'm a new escalade thing at mid just been taken by the east, by the army regarding the ongoing of trace integration. so presidential, neighborhood, and rough, i 60, the admitted to the military ground incursions are still taking place as this total has been quite staggering. during the cos