u. s. department of defense has not ruled out that ukraine's forces are firing near the territory. according to media reports that amid one cited western media coverage of the situation, although russia says it's ready to provide evidence of ukraine's actions. meanwhile, residents of this upper osha region are asking the i aide to stop key of shelling of the plant, which is endangering the safety of millions of human lives. and now let's cross life to see gill, a radio host and political commentator. russia has been sharing proof of ukraine's shelling of the plant for weeks while western media has been silent on the matter. does this not suggest that western media are complicit and ukraine's cover up? yeah, i think it's pretty clear that when the u. s. government isn't being definitive about where the shelling is coming from. when the satellites are up there, they are monitoring very closely. exactly what's going on in ukraine. the u. s. government knows the department of defense knows the fact that they're not speaking up and being definitive. i think it's pretty clear also, it's j

defense systems for his announcement, brings the u. s. military assistance. the key of to $10600000000.00 since the thought of biden's presidential term with the u. s. department of defense. now claiming that the weapon supplies the forcing russia to pay quote, a high price. we want to make sure that ukraine has a steady stream of ammunition to meet its needs. and that's what we're doing with this package. you're seeing the russians still paying a high price with ukranian attacks, especially using that high mar system. but they are incurring these costs and not able to advance. however, the u. s. supplied weapons are not only deployed by ukraine against military targets, according to dom bass and russian officials. they're also being used to show residential areas of don. yes. can to other regions controlled by russian courses, including a pre trial detention facility were captured, ukrainian soldiers were being held which led to the death of 50 prisoners of wars with 73 others wounded. a retired us, our 4th lieutenant, told us that as long as the conflict continued to be financially profitable, the u. s. will keep supplying ukraine. half of all of that money

radar equipped air defense systems. friday's announcement brings us military is the sense to kiev to 10600000000 since the start of the vitamin administration with the u. s. department of defense. now claiming that the help is forcing russia to pay quote, a high price. we want to make sure that ukraine has a steady stream of ammunition to meet its needs. and that's what we're doing with this package. you're seeing the russians still paying a high price with ukranian attacks, especially using that high mar system. but they are incurring these costs and not able to advance. however, the u. s. supplied weapons are not just being used by ukraine for military purposes, according to don bass and russian officials, they're also being used to shell residential areas of the don. yes. can other regions controlled by russian lead forces, along with the pre trial detention facility were captured, ukrainian soldiers were being held which led to the deaths of 50 p, o, w's and 73 more being injured. a retired us air force lieutenant believes that as long as the conflict continues to be financially profitable to the u. s. it will continue with its supplies. half of all of that mone

u. s. department of defense has not ruled out that ukraine's forces are firing near the territory according to media reports. that's the mid one, cited western media coverage of the situation. although russia says it's ready to provide evidence of ukraine's actions. meanwhile, residents of the zap, rogia region are asked asking the i e, i to stop kept telling the plant which is endangering the safety of millions of lives. we spoke to steve gill, a radio host and political commentator, who says that the west is perfectly aware who is telling the plant. it's just not in their interests to confirm it. from the beginning, the us media is really kind of advocated any journalistic integrity interpret this conflict, which is why you've seen propaganda from both sides get a lot of play and not a lot of journalists on the ground reporting what's actually going on the i. e, a should be there immediately. i mean, there should be an all hands on deck. death on 5 kind of level of getting people in there determining very quickly exactly who's doing it and making them stop, you know, again, or if it's mis

defense systems. for these announcements brings us military assistance to k of to $10600000000.00 in for thought of biden's presidential term with the u. s. department of defense now claiming that the weapon supplies a forcing rush it to hold back on it's offensive. we want to make sure that ukraine has a steady stream of ammunition to meet its needs. and that's what we're doing with this package. you're seeing the russians still paying a high price with ukrainian attacks, especially using that highmark system. but they are incurring these costs and not able to advance. however, the u. s. supplied weapons and also deployed by ukraine against military targets, according to don bass and russian officials that also being used to show russian areas of don. yes. and other regions controlled by russian forces including a pre trial and detention facilities were captured. ukrainian soldiers were being held. this led to the death of 50 p, o w's with 73 others wounded. we're tired, the u. s. air force lieutenant colonel told us that western i'm supposed to you, craig will keep going. as long as it's because the business half of all of that money goes directly

u. s. department of defense, as always. thank you, sir, for your time and your thoughts. thank 9. the iranian foreign minister has lost. i asked the international atomic energy agency during a press conference here in moscow use of bias, red temps to restart the old nuclear deal struck between around washington and other key global powers back in 2015 battle. huge and i ran needs all parties from the g p, o a to been all their unsubstantiated political views. we need more guarantees from the u. s. a needs to abandon political stance on the issue and instead can be more to his professional requirement. this is also part of the guaranteed issue. if the u. s. side can lift sanctions and they're realistic about our concerns. and if we can agree on this, the deal will be struck yet just a reminder of the background here in 2018 that then us president donald trump quit the nuclear deal that imposed har sanctions that are currently in effect. in response, a run ramped up its nuclear program to its most advanced stages ever, but it has maintained its not seeking a nuclear weapon during to

u. s. department of defense micro maloof told me the investigation must be impartial because the alternative would be catastrophic. it's. it's very west and dominated, as you can imagine. so it's going to be, it's going to take a western more western perspective on things and, and that seems to be the crux of this entire crisis in the 1st place. is these versus west that i but i'm hoping that they give them more impartial analysis of the safety upkeep of the facility. because the, the alternative would be very, very, very serious for all of europe and perhaps the world because of the radiation leaks. and it's really imperative that the inspectors ensure that they're, that leaks are minimized and that there is no way that and, and, and to encourage ukrainians, especially this to quit firing on. it just makes a logical sense. i mean, i have poxy of, of the ukrainian statement is just numbing it's, it's amazing. and i think that this is just something that they stop showing it naturally. it's going to lessen radiation concerns. well, the iranian foreign minister has lashed on the international

department of defense, millions of dollars. other examples include incomplete and shoddy construction of school buildings, warehouses, and other facilities. but just because the u. s. has declared is done with afghanistan, doesn't mean it's done with the habit of generously sending out billions of dollars and military aid with no oversight. instead, the focus has turned to ukraine, where the vitamin ministration signed off on its largest package, yet bringing billions of dollars in aid since the start of the year. and the few members of congress who have attempted to fight for any kind of transparency when it comes to how the money is spent, have been quickly shut down by the majority. i've been ukraine twice now, and i haven't seen a balance of a lot of this humanitarian assistance. there's no accountability we lost. what is it? $80000000000.00 worth of equipment we left behind in afghanistan. lord knows where this stuff is going to end up. if you want congress to continue to approve tens of billions of dollars, you need to show us how you are making sure that that money is spent responsibly. i mean, we don't get an accounting of where the money is going. so whet

department of homeland security. the department of defense and intelligence community contractors. that's not fair. that's not a for the u. s. has been trying to pretend it isn't liable for the dads of afghans during its chaotic withdrawal from the country one year go this month. that's according to afghan authorities investigating the deaths of civilians who were trying to evacuate from couples. airport r t 's, maria from ocean a shed. more light on the story here has passed since u. s. troops and they are western allies, fled from afghanistan. but there is still no justice for people who back then we're trying to escape from cobble airport in tears, panic and agony. hundreds of afghans who worked with american forces and wanted to leave immediately in fear of the taliban. revenge than managed to get on a plane. the picture provided by the u. s. military show there around 640 people on board. that plane is only meant to carry $100.00. 34 passengers. ah. here as officials confirmed later, that human remains were found inside the landing gear of the c. 17 military plane used for the evacuation flight from of ganesh, down to

u. s. department of state since it opposes any unit, actual changes to the status quo. mahonnan clink, his a former u. s. deputy assistant secretary of defense for east asia. he explains wipe those east trip has angered beijing so much the chinese that certainly o invaded telegraph of their anger at the visit of the speaker, and have already ratcheted up that sanction even further. in the taiwan spray. i hearings of sent warships and warplanes towards the median line, as well as conducting some live pirates side. i anticipate that taiwan will bear the run all asians anger. and i also anticipate that in the days and weeks to come, we will see chai, want china of continue to pressure taiwan in both military ways as well as 3 comic wars. the relationship between the united states, china is at a low of for visit, is not going to make that even worse. in my opinion, china has demonstrated particularly under the leadership of sheets and ping that it is conducting a or policy. and the security policy that is assertive and aggressive neighbors as well as others all over the world. we have seen the regression and hong kong. we've seen the abuse and s

department of defense, millions of dollars. other examples include incomplete and shoddy construction of school buildings, warehouses, and other facilities. but just because the u. s. has declared is done with afghanistan, doesn't mean it's done with the habit of generously sending out billions of dollars and military aid with no oversight. instead, the focus has turned to ukraine, where the via an administration just signed off on its largest package, yet bringing billions of dollars in aid since the start of the year. and the few members of congress who have attempted to fight for any kind of transparency when it comes to how the money is spent, have been quickly shut down by the majority. i've been you crying twice now, and i haven't seen of evidence of a lot of this humanitarian assistance. there's no accountability we lost. what is it? $80000000000.00 worth of equipment. we left behind that afghanistan, lord knows where this stuff is going to end up. if you want congress to continue to approve tens of billions of dollars, you need to show us how you are making sure that that money is spent responsibly. i mean, we don't get an accounting of where the money is

of the defense department. back to wonder if anyone at the planning meeting made the controversial suggestion to stop conducting so many bombings around the world. and the 1st place. since 2015 u. s. force is launched, more than 13000 drone strikes in afghanistan alone, killing as many as 10000 people, including hundreds of civilians. and according to declassified pentagon documents obtained by the new york times in 2021. a lot of that has to do with flawed intelligence and trigger happy drone operators. the truth of documents, the military's own confidential assessments of more than 1300 reports of civilian casualties, lays bare how the air war has been marked by deeply flawed intelligence rushed and often imprecise targeting on the deaths of thousands of civilians. many of them children, i shan't contrast to the american governments image of war, waged by all seeing drones and precision bombs. all things considered at least the pentagon has somewhat of a plan to ease the suffering of those unlucky enough to accidentally walk into american cross hairs. right. while human rights groups aren't 100 percent on board . for the past 20 years, we have been saying the exact same thing h

u. s. defense department approved yet another military aid package for ukraine. caves forces have been implicated in attacking civilian areas with devastating artillery shelling, particularly in the city of don. yes. and the new $775000000.00 package includes additional ammo for us supplied. hi mars rocket launch systems on the howitzer, artillery guns. that's all as civilians in the dawn bass continued to bed the brunt of ongoing shelling by the ukrainian military. i think the robot caused a ref now examines how weaponry provided by western powers. particularly america has been used to attack mostly residential areas. ukranian nationalist forces continued sa, getting civilians and civilian infrastructure in generic can in the entire the nest people's republic. recently, they began using very high caliber artillery hands are we just arrived at so one of the houses that were destroyed by ukrainian shilling. and here we discovered certain elements. now this particular one, it has english markings sang fuse and then a serial number. now is simple. google search her has told us that so this particular fuse is used in a nasal artillery says that systems up to 155 millimeter caliber. 2 people

u. s. military's killing of civilians around the world. so the center of excellence will be sort of the hub that will provide expertise at a centralized location, but then that will be dispersed throughout the department of defense at the co, calm level at the component level. it's all part of the new civilian harm, mitigation and response action plan aimed at reducing the amount of collateral damage caused by us bombings and drone strikes. the civilian harm, mitigation and response action plan announced thursday we'll build the framework that will put people who are trained and have an understanding of civilian harm issues throughout the military, both in combatants commands and at more senior levels of the defense department. back to wonder if anyone at the planning meeting made the controversial suggestion to stop conducting so many bombings around the world. and the 1st place. since 2015 us forces launched more than 13000 drone strikes in afghanistan alone, killing as many as 10000 people, including hundreds of civilians. and according to declassified pentagon documents obtained by the new york times in 2021. a lot of that has to do with flawed intelligence and trigger happy drone operators. the truth docume

u. s. defense department approved yet another military aid package for ukraine keeps forces have been implicated in an attacking civilian areas with the devastating artillery shelling, for example, in the city of san yes. now the new $775000000.00 packard includes additional ammunition for us, supplied high miles rocket launch systems and how it's artillery guns. that's us civilians and adorn boss by the brunt of the continued attacks by the ukrainian military. ortiz romano culture if examines how weaponry provided by western powers . particularly america, have been used to attack residential areas. ukrainian, nationalists forces continued so are getting civilians and civilian infrastructure in donna's can in the entire the people's republic. recently they began using very high caliber artillery and we just arrived at one of the houses that were destroyed by ukrainian shilling. and here we discovered certain elements. now this particular one, it has english markings, st. fuse and then a serial number. now is simple. google search has just told us that this particular fuse is used in a nasal artillery systems. up to 155 millimeter caliber. 2 people were killed and at least 11 were wounded in do

u. s. state department has approve that potential sale of patriot missiles and related equipment to saudi arabia and a deal valued at $3000000000.00. meanwhile, the possible sale of just of a $2000000000.00 worth of area defense system itself for the u. e. has also been approved. the u. s. has said that it will continue to support the defense capabilities of its allies in the middle east. meanwhile, yelman's warring parties have agreed to extend a 4 month truce for further 2 months hours before it was due to expire. united nations and boise and set the truce between the government and who thes will now last until october, 2nd, the renewal announcement came out of the animosity delegation completed 3 days of talks with the fees and the capital. some president biden says it's an important step, but it's not enough. in the long run, christian salumi has more now from the united nations. the 2 month extension of yeoman's truce is being welcomed by members of the un security council and the humanitarian community who point out the positive impact it's had since it was 1st adopted back in april, reducing the number of casualties. the longest period of calm and 7 years, and i had other positive impacts as well, allo