u. s. department of defense claims and it's reports of the kind of gone has failed to keep tabs on american arms applies to ukraine. conceding multiple flaws in the process that's coming up later on in the program. the african governments are working hard to tackle environmental challenges with new media set to prohibit single use plastics by 2026 . now, according to the countries environment minister, the band would follow a roadmap with proposal set to be submitted to cabinet for approval. he went on to say that the band will encourage consumers and businesses to use sustainable technology and employ alternative materials to reduce the negative impact of plastic on the environment. now, meanwhile, the movie is also prohibiting the export of on process list in as well as other critical minerals such as co ball magnets in graphite. it costs as the government tries to protect and capitalize on its resources, made rising demand for mineral using renewable energy technologies such as the manufacturer of electric vehicles. now the embargo remains inflates despite and unusual mineral cells deal

u. s. department of defense claims and it's report the kind of gone has failed to keep tabs on american arm supplies, do frame conceding multiple flaws in the process that's coming up later on in the program. the suite in hopes to complete its investigation into the north room pipelines bombing by autumn. that's according to the countries prosecutor. meanwhile, reports are emerging in western media saying that the c i a had advised ukraine not to destroy the pipelines after collecting evidence on the plan by a senior ukrainian general from dutch intelligence are to contributor rachel mars. it takes us through the story or another plot point is emerging in the nord streams, sabotaged mystery. this time the western process reporting that the c i a was tipped off by dutch military intelligence that the ukraine government was planning to blow up. europe's economic lifeline of cheap russian energy. if that was the case, then you'd think that the c, i a would have called that ukranian president viner, zalinski up on the carpet, was this little nose with a newspaper and told him to knock it of

u. s. department of defense claims and is it full of the patent to the one has failed to keep tabs on american um supply c claim, is he doing multiple roles in the process that's coming up later in the program? so he's in hopes to complete its investigation into the knows the pipeline building by all of them, but it's important that countries prosecute to a lot of holes are emerging in west and media saying the c i a had advise you claim not to this or the pipelines off the collecting evidence on the plan by seeing it, you claim general from duction tell it is on say, going to be the original mazda bits of the story. another plot point is emerging in the north stream, sabotaged mystery. this time, the western process reporting that the c, i a was tipped off by dutch military intelligence, but the ukraine government was planning to blow up europe's economic lifeline of cheap russian energy. if that was the case, then you think that the c, i a would have called that ukranian president volume. your zalinski up on the carpet was this little nose with a newspaper and told him to knock it off. after

u. s. department of defense inspector general, which found discrepancies between the number of weapons sent and received by t at department of defense personnel effectively and swiftly received, inspected staged and transferred defense items to representatives and jesse own car . however, department of defense personnel did not have the required accounts, ability of, of thousands of defense items that they received in transfer to adjust the younger . specifically, we observed that the department of defense personnel did not fully implement their standard operating procedures to account for defense items and could not confirm the quantities of defense items received against the quantity of items shipped for 3 of 5 shipments we observed as required. and therefore, it also explains how weapons are being shipped without declaring the numbers in transit, making it difficult for military personnel to know if the number of items contained in a crate matches the number that was originally set. the report goes on to say that kind of gone employees lock appropriate training under also having trouble

u. s. department of defense paid various companies about a $180000000000.00 in contracts for work performed in the country. with one 3rd of those contracts. spending remarkably going to on disclosed recipients, domestic and foreign businesses who are not uniquely identified in the publicly available contracting databases. his information is from a landmark at a piece of work doing by the watson institute for international affairs brown university and rode on in the usa. in the cost of more research on the misadventure these vast psalms would suggest to the novice types spared that ukraine is receiving high tech supplies, put in a reflection of the product, quality of western donations and a brutal battlefield attrition rate. as much of trinity as much as 30 percent upstairs arsenal is owned, a repair at any given time. and that's according to a source reported again by the new york times in a separate audi. and it also suggests that a recent delivery delivery upfront each, the $23.00 self propelled howitzers donated by the italian government were basically only going to prescribe under uh,

u. s. department of defense and i was investigating contract for oil and procurement for a line. and it was pretty interesting. and then jimmy carter way back when began offices of inspector general's in every federal agency. so every page of federal agency that time and now just about every agency has an office of inspector general and most offices of inspector general, all kind of torn to different directions. one is in the office of what it and one is an office of criminal investigations. i was responsible for the office of the criminal investigations for the ne united states. and i had a tremendous smorgasbord if you will have cases to pick and choose from. because hospitals well hospitalized big cities and any kind of crime that could occur in a big city could almost kind of happened in the hospital. you know, we had procurement for or contract for what we had drug diversion. think of all the narcotics that are in the hospital. i mean we have the most complex scientific equipment to inexpensive items like diapers and everything in between. and we have with very, very concerne

u. s. department of defense and i was investigating contract fraud and procurement for a line and it was pretty interesting. and then jimmy carter way back when began offices of inspector general's in every federal agency. so every page of federal agency that time and now just about every agency has an office of inspector general and most offices of inspector general, all kind of torn to different directions. one is in the office of the one it and one is an office of criminal investigations. i was responsible for the office of the criminal investigations for the northeast united states. and i had a tremendous smorgasbord or if you will, of cases to pick and choose from. because hospitals, well, hospitals like big cities and any kind of crime that could occur in a big city could almost kind of happened in the hospital. you know, we had procurement for or contract for what we had drug diversion. think of all the narcotics that are in the hospital. i mean we have the most complex scientific equipment to inexpensive items like diapers and everything in between. and we have with very, very co

u. s. department of defense and washington political leaks have already shifted their gaze farther east taiwan, australia, the philippines, the solomon islands. washington is island hopping, and we'll tell you why. next. all right, let's get into the about the they told you flat out that their focus is shifting to the pacific. remember, when president joe biden said this, are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan? if it comes to that, yes, you are. that's a commitment. we may we may, we are not look, here's the situation. or we agree with the one china policy. we signed on all the attendance agreements made from there. but the idea that that can be taken by force is taken by force is just not, it's just not appropriate to dislocate the entire region. and be another action similar to what happened in your, in ukraine. that was bite and back in 2022, while on his 1st trip to asia as poetess during a press conference in japan with his counterpart from york, you should up. and while washington keeps saying it observes the one china policy, their actions tell you another st

u. s. department of defense and washington political elite have already shifted their gaze farther east taiwan, australia, the philippines, the solomon islands, washington is island hopping, and we'll tell you why next. alright, let's get into the about the they told you flat out that their focus is shifting to the pacific. remember, when president joe biden said this, are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? yes, you are. that's a commitment. we made to come in, we may, we are not look, here's the situation. we agree with the one china policy we signed on and all the attendance agreements made from there. but the idea that that could be taken by force is taken by force is just not, it's just not appropriate to dislocate the entire region. and be another action similar to what happened in your, in your crew. that was bite and back in 2022 while on his 1st trip to asia as powders during a press conference in japan with his counterpart from york, you should up. and while washington keeps saying it observes the one china policy, their actions tell yo

u. s. military transport. and we have how we, you know, can't thinking of, uh, you know, the department of defense through, oh, i are for supporting this process. and again, it's something that at the end of the day is, well i'm, i'm grateful personally for the american people, those that have donated to us it, you have to be able to do this. but your pen union has approved the new package of sanctions against russia. it's the left no set of measures imposed since the war in ukraine began for functions target countries and companies that may try and get around existing restrictions. in the crate in city of car keys, efforts are under way to rebuild several months off of the region was re taken by ukrainian forces. but it's going to be a slow process for the city bound is people that's trying to hold ripples as the current counter offensive is not ukraine's 1st and hopes of pinned on the success of the last that took place here in the northeast. when russian forces were driven out of the car, key region last summer, months later and little has been rebuilt, yet some people are returning. they feel they have no

u. s. military transport. and we have how we, you know, can't thinking of, you know, the, the department of defense through o i r for supporting this process. and again, it's something that at the end of the day is, well i'm, i'm grateful personally for the american people, those that have donated to us it to have to be able to do this. now there are concerns to tie one's economics to, to meet the ongoing tension of the items 70 relations between the us and china continued to be 10 steps of the issue. despite recent diplomatic moves on this bottom below reports function you any confrontation could swinton tie? one status as a world leading semi conductor manufacturer. in this laboratory in young mean sale, told me university. your tie once tech hub and seem to students are learning about semi conductor technology. the chan is taking his ph. d, in hopes to be part of the world's largest semi conductor industry in i took a bundle they once semiconductor industry has become so huge in recent years that they will, this government has invested a lot of these are assessing that as well as the in the schools we're go

u. s. h l, janet the info on the street where the video coming back to be here as the department of defense uh, in his personal is a trumpet of india's leading role as a security provider in the, in the pacific. and i want to ask you directly and us how, 1st of all, how does in dc that's throw and would you like to be an american proxy against china, with all the technology that they're willing to provide you with? would you like to fall into ukrainian footsteps and do the bidding for the americans in that part of the world of the onset as be a good know there is more villains getting in there and therefore uh there is uh in the oven. suddenly a job was what it says and then do you ever do everything which is in indianapolis be uh, escalating up once it be escalating uh, confrontation be using the confrontation because india has us absolutely different situation. i guess we didn't want there to go and up to point blank, opposite india it'd be only going to bring the water. we just moved. very good. you clear to me, but we're the ones that are going to know the country, the holding and i jus

u. s. military transport. and we have how we, you know, can't thinking of, uh, you know, the, the department of defense through, oh, i are for supporting this process. and again, it's something that at the end of the day is i'm grateful personally for the american people, those that have donated to us. if you have to be able to do this for a short break here. and i'll just say about when we come back as candidates as involve ways of presidency registered to run in august and selection. we report from her already with it's just one major issue incentive mind the economy, the japanese west. let me just move to senegal. wrestling is a national school the, the frank assessments, quite frankly. elizabeth dressed the elephant in the room. the reason of the south koreans want their own nuclear to terraces because they don't trust the us informed opinions. finding his basically lock this thing up so far that it is impossible virtually for somebody else, 7 to the race at this point in depth analysis of the days headlines. so then, by the end of this faith that there is no strong government to control and which means th

italy's defense ministry, marines boarded the vessel off the coast of naples after the still ways allegedly threatened. the crew with knives ship was sailing from turkey to france. the u. s. department of justice has sealed the indictment against former president donald trump. it contains $37.00 criminal charges related to his handling of government secrets in his florida home. this is the most serious charge challenge facing trump so far could be looking at a link the present sentence if convicted. he's the 1st president in the history of the united states, the fee for the charges, the unfeeling of van dyke meant against donald trump, revealed the $37.00 guns against him, including violations of the espionage act. the charges are linked to the alleged handling of classified documents, many of which the f, b i is a gilbert from his started to home, my logo last summer, especially bouncer. jack smith gave a brief statement following the ceiling of the charges. are laws that protect national defense information are critical, the safety and security of the united states, and they must be enforced violations of those laws put our country at risk. the former president attacked especially

u. s. military transport. and we have how we, you know, can't thinking of, uh, you know, the department of defense through, oh, i are for supporting this process. and again, it's something that at the end of the day is, well i'm, i'm grateful personally for the american people, those that have donated to say to have to be able to do this. and you know, it's just now that we've been able to, to make this break through. and i hope this can bring about a more sustainable solution where the un does deliver a, where the border and countries do open their borders. but until that day comes that people respond deserve support and the st. mary's, the task force, the people in the united states, those who also support us are committed to that for the long term. but 11 does what the reaction of a certain regime and others that supports that will be because the, your organization and with the support of you as much as, as effectively broken, the themes that the outside government tried to impose on real funds. that's absolutely right. now just as a government, as a government, russia, and you're on and you're on the and b

u. s. military transport. and we have how we, you know, can't thinking of, uh, you know, the, the department of defense through, oh, i are for supporting this process. and again, it's something that at the end of the day is, well i'm, i'm grateful personally for the american people, those that have donated to us it to have to be able to do this. that's been heavy fighting in the sydney. it's capital costume just i'll is off to a 3 day truce ended. the army says it made some gains and onto mine against the power military rapids support forces. meanwhile, the warring sides have been holding talks and saudi arabia to agree on a new sci fi. but the ease holiday later this month, it morgan is in, on demand near the caps will call to within the 1st few minutes of the expiry of the 72 hours see squire between the sudanese army and the power military rapids support forces, we were able to hear heavy artillery being fired here in the city of on demand. we were also able to see plumes of smoke rising from various parts of the capital costume residents in the eastern parts reported as strikes launched by this is denise a

u. s. is facing? >> anderson, this is a wide-ranging interview on ukraine, on china, on the challenges facing the defense department. ofmmemorate the d-day invasion that liberated europe, through a counteroffensive of its own here, we're waiting for another counteroffensive. and because of that, a lot of hope is still on ukraine. take a listen. >> there you go. >> general mark milley in normandy, marking the beginning of the largest counter offensive in modern european history, as the world waits for another counter offensive in ukraine. >> i think ukraine are very well prepared, as you know very well, the u.s. and other allied countries in europe are really around the world, providing training and ammunition and advice, intelligence, et cetera to the ukrainian supporting them. it's an existential threat for the survival of ukraine, and it has a greater meaning to the rest of the world. >> he also spoke about the chinese conflict, just days after a chinese warship caught off a u.s. navy vessel in the taiwan straight, at a distance dangerously close. >> both countries, significant powers, great powers if you wanna call

u. s. h l janet the s i want street where the video coming back to be here as department of defense in this press. eliza trumpet, the india is leading role as a security provider in the, in the pacific. and i want to ask you directly and us how, 1st of all, how does english so you guys throw and what do you like to be an american proxy against china and old up technology that they're willing to provide you with? what do you like to fall into ukrainian footsteps and do the bidding for the americans in that part of the world? of the onset is be a good to know there is muslims getting in there and therefore uh there is uh, in the oven, certainly. uh john was what it said and in the other do everything which is in indiana address be uh, escalating up once it be escalating uh, confrontation be reducing the foundation because india as us. absolutely. the 1st situation, i guess we didn't want there to go and up to point blank, opposite india it'd be only going to bring the water. we just moved very good. you clear to me, but we're the ones that are going to more other country the holding and i jus