u. s. government does not want to escalate this incident today. yes. a criteria of defense light austin. he talked to his russian counterpart as we just heard, and he referred to yesterday's incident as a troubling episode and said that it was dangerous and unprofessional, and reckless. but he also said that this is part of that pattern of aggressive and risky actions from russia. however, he added that the u. s. does not seek an armed a conflict with russia, and at that the u. s. will continue flying international space and that it's up to russia to encounter the u. s. aircraft in a save and a professional manner. this is a clear alert towards russia, but nothing more than that they don't want to escalate the situation. and in that pentagon briefing, we also learned that they are not certain if this encounter a yesterday was intentional or general milly. he said that the aggressive behavior was intentional, but the actual that the actual physical contact of the aircraft that they are not sure if that was intentional as well. correspondent carlindo tro

u. s. does not seek an armed conflict with russia, and at that the u. s. will continue flying international space, and that it's up to russia to encounter in the u. s. aircraft in a save and a professional manner. this is a clear alert towards russia but, but nothing more than that. they don't want to escalate the situation. and in that a pentagon briefing, we also learned that they are not certain if this encounter a yesterday was intentional or general milly. he said that the aggressive behavior was intentional. but the actual that the actual physical contact of the aircraft that they are not sure if that was intentional as well. to be as carolyn is shamore there in washington. well as ukrainian forces hold off, rushes continued, attempts to take the eastern city of buck moot. t of has signaled it's gearing up to lodge a counter offensive. many in government are pinning their hopes on the supply of western weapons, including german made leopard tanks, which are expecting soon the new hardware could help ukraine break the stalemate in some areas and take

u. s. does not change its path on bathing. and the united nation says the taliban abuse of women and girls in afghanistan could amount to a crime against humanity. ah, my manuscripts mckinnon. welcome to the program. president vladimir zalinski has ordered military commanders to send reinforcements to help you crazy and troops defending the besieged city of back. not doubts are emerging over the strength of russian forces trying to capture it. the head of the varden, the mercenary group, has admitted that his troops are running out of ammunition. the battle for bachman is the fiercest of the war so far, and it has cost thousands of lives. the fighting has been so intense embankment. one ukrainian commander described it as utter hell. now instead of retreating, these troops will reinforce their positions and attempt to reclaim lost ground. they determined to save the city, but the enemy is also unrelenting. on. yeah, but my when i could, i'd was refill now that on the platform think they throw more forces at us to justify the a

u. s. does not st. confrontation which china, which our belief coincides with china's position or law that our 2 countries should work together to promote peace and development. bear in mind that co or petition is what is welcome, but not confrontation. well, the way i think the key word is confrontation, right? right, that nelson, i appreciate you saying that yes, because because this is, you know, this is, this is part of it. i wanted to ask you just about a week or even 2 weeks ago, a u. s. military commander, last name of minute hand, was essentially addressing troops saying, i believe by 2025. we're going to have a war with china. 2025. mr. wong. that is just around the corner. why? and how could that happen? where i have absolutely no idea where this us naval officer came up with such a date. perhaps they have better information than or of us. but as far as web concert, we have no idea about it. but as long as the u. s. does not interfere into china's domestic affairs and leave some of the

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why does u. s. gas china not to provide weapons to russia while it keeps selling arms to taiwan in violation of the august 17th communique. why does the u. s. keep on professing the maintenance of regional ties? instability, while cowardly formulated in a plan for the destruction of taiwan. the minister also spoke of ties with the u. s, saying it pursues a malicious confrontation with china as it imposes its agenda. liver, who you us talks a lot about following rules, immersion to athletes, competing in olympic race, if one athlete instead of focusing on giving one's best, always tries to trick or injure the other. that's not fair competition, but malicious confrontation and foul. it's so called establishing guardrails and not seeking conflict simply means that china should not respond in words or action when slandered or attacked. that's just impossible. if the united states does not hit the break, but continues to go down the wrong path. no amount of guard rails could prevent derailing, and there

why does u. s. gas china not to provide weapons to russia while it keeps selling arms to taiwan in violation of the august 17th communique. why does the u. s. keep on professing the maintenance of regional ties and stability while cowardly formulated in a plan for the destruction of taiwan? we, we minister intensified is rhetoric opposing the interference by anal cyprus is on activities relate to taiwan independence. and i, he reiterated that timeline in china's 1st great line that united states must not cross an essay. he said that the resolution of that tie one issue is a matter for the chinese people and no other country in this plan on this planet has the right to interfere. he also re eatery that china retains the option to take all necessary measures to achieve the so called gray unification with taiwan. and he also blame the you as for the right intentions between washington and aging and said that the u. s. does not change his path, they're gonna be some conflict and confrontation may ha, q

u. s. does not change his path, they're gonna be some conflict and confrontation may have all the u. s. talks a lot about following rules, immersion to athletes, competing in olympic race, if one athlete instead of focusing on given one's best, always tries to trick or injure the other. that's not fair competition, but malicious confrontation and a fowl. it's so called establishing guard rails and not seeking conflict simply means that china should not respond in words or action when slandered or attacked. that's just impossible. if the united states does not hit the break but continues to go down the wrong path, no amount of guard rails could prevent derailing. and there surely will be conflict and confrontation. shingle says that he is very much against using competition to character, characterized the relationship with the united states and has a cat, the so called 0 sum game narratives are the so called a cold war attitude. a he also added that the beijing would not remain silent if the u. s. slender or attack china, and that surprising china will not make america great again or s

u. s. does not change his path, there gonna be some conflict and confrontation may were that the of argent to the u . s. talks a lot about following rules. imagine to athletes competing in an olympic race. if one athlete instead of focusing on giving one's best, always tries to trick or even injure the other, that's not a fair competition, but malicious confrontation and a foul. when you get so called establishing guard, rails and not seeking conflict, simply means that china should not respond in words or actions when slandered or attacked. that's just impossible. if the united states does not hit the breaks, but continues to go down the wrong path, no amounts of ga, rails could prevent derailing, and there will surely be conflict and confrontation. shingle says that he is very much against using competition to character, characterize the realm, relationship with the united states, and has attacked the so called 0 sum game narratives or the so called a cold war attitude. a he also added that th

why does u. s. gas china not to provide weapons to russia while it keeps selling arms to taiwan in violation of the august 17th communique. why does the u. s. keep on professing the maintenance of regional ties and stability? what cowardly formulated in a plan for the destruction of taiwan rogers, a deputy foreign minister, so gale. yep. cove says that bilateral ties with china, driving the u. s. in its allies around the world, just a little bit crazy. he made the comments an exclusive interview to us right here, a doughty i cheaper than i many guns of this book would. obviously americans are concerned that are comprehensive partnership and the whole complex of our ties. multi faceted and deep have received an additional impetus and continued to develop despite all our enemies attempts to upset them and damage our relations. the american seem to understand that the russia, china nexus is one of the pivotal elements in the formation of a new multi polar world order. and it is, if you like, an antido

u. s. does have a closer arrangement with the u. k. they work very closely to get in fact, those 2 countries were the ones who, who developed the, the d u or the depleted uranium rounds. and they've been using them for years and years and years has had consequences. i know the u. n. has tried to play down the toxic effects, but nobody knows what it's like over time, but this also puts the ukrainians in jeopardy in terms of health. and well this whole thing is just maddening. the whole point about this uranium is that it diluted version of it, but it still has radiation impact over time. nobody knows what that impact is. well, hello, multi polar world. brazil and china have struck a deal to ditch the american dollar in favor of their own currencies, but bilateral trade transactions. an agreement and setting payments in one has been signed with brazil, which greatly facilitates our trait. we are planning to expand cooperation in the field of food and mineral extraction, and to search for a possibility of exporting goods with high added v

u. s. does not change its path on beijing plus toddlers, mothers, village elders, all slaughtered and ethiopian t cry, region. the w, his disturbing details from survivors, the massacre allegedly committed by or a train soldiers in the days before p steel came into fulls of november. ah, my manuscripts, mccann, and thanks so much for joining us. president vladimir zalinski has ordered military commanders to send reinforcements to help you in troops defending the besieged city of back. moot, now, doubts are emerging over the strength of russian forces trying to capture the eastern city. the head of the wagner mercenary group has admitted his troops are running out of ammunition. the battle for buck mood is the fiercest of the war so far, and has cost thousands of lives. the fighting has been so intense embankment. one ukrainian commander described it as utter hell. now instead of retreating, these troops will reinforce their positions and attempt to reclaim lost ground. they're determined to save

u. s. does not believe that china has the ability to act as an honest broker in trying to bring an end to the war between russia and ukraine. one, the u. s. argues that beijing does not have the moral authority given its own human rights record. and the recent indictment of vladimir putin for alleged war crimes, namely the removal of children from ukrainian territory to russian territory. the u . s. also believes that china is still just trying to decide whether to give heavy weaponry to the russians who have essentially blown through much of their stock during the year long war. and then there's this. the u. s. also believes that china is trying to supplant the united states as the global superpower. and it believes that it is doing so by forming an alliance with moscow, one that they don't think here at the state department is actually going to work out. the u. s. has been trying for more than a year to convince china that aligning itself with moscow is a bad idea. and it has held the a threat

u. s. does have a closer arrangement with the u. k. they work very closely to get in fact, those 2 countries were the ones who, who developed the, the d u or the depleted uranium rounds. and they've been using them for years and years and years has had consequences. i know that you and has tried to play down the toxic effects, but nobody knows what it's like over time, but this also puts the ukrainians in jeopardy in terms of health. and the this whole thing is just maddening. the whole point about this uranium is that it, the diluted version of it, but it still has radiation impact over time. nobody knows what that impact is. well, it's already well knowing that the use of depleted uranium, i mean ition essentially irradiate the soil in the environment is used in like in iraq. so supposed to radiate this all the thousands of years. how many generations to be born with birth defects? what kind of future will ukraine have more details? when we return the top of the the i was standing in an alley smoking a joint one day and a man came up

u. s. does not believe that china is simply doing this out of the goodness of its heart, so to speak. it believes that beijing may still be considering providing offensive weapons to moscow in order to continue the war in ukraine. and in fact, the secretary of state went on to say when he address reporters on monday, that he believes that tom b. james, i'm trying to provide some sort of assistance to moscow. could enable russia to essentially retrench get moran soldiers to put on the battlefield as well as replenish it, submit its military equipment, something which it has been a running through rather fast in more than a year of war there. so there is great skepticism here of the u. s. stuck department, and indeed across the board that ministration about beijing's intentions. they don't believe that beijing is doing what it needs to be doing in order to be considered a viable superpower. thank you for that was named jordan live at the state department in washington. while less discuss this further. now with sag a mock off was the director of institute of political studies in moscow a

u. s. does not want to engage in another cold war with beige angles, or his words just saw them right there. it's important to hear the usa that i with any kind of certainty because it reassures the global community. of course, as we were talking about a while ago with professor cruz nick, there's only one problem. the actions of a country are more important than the words of a country. and certainly when it comes to china, there has been, at least in of actions to make a, make a scene. if not make it seem make it appear to us quite clearly that there is still a cold war. start with the sanctions against the country. it's companies, it's leaders and then add to that the military exercises in both the south china sea and the taiwan straits. and what you have, you know, looks a lot like a cold war, right. don't actions matter. the more than words, like professor said, i guess we could say that a cold war is a lot like the story about the duck. right? somebody might say that it's not a duck. and th

u. s. does into its allies, we are simply doing what they have been doing for decades by that administration, blew up the north stream pipeline to rain in western europe, which would light on cheap russian gas. the latest claim from renown investigative journalist seymour pipeline that shows control full of gas.

u. s. does want to, at the very least cripple, hobble neuter if you will russia, if it could break it apart into several more manageable pieces. absolutely, it wants to do the same thing to china, right? obviously, and to any country that it sees as a near peer competitor in the world. if regards itself as the global hedge, amman, right, the top dog and any country that could possibly rise up in power to rival that is seen as a potential threat to us prosperity, dependent on, on their being top dog in the world. and russia is once again in that category. well, what, what if, what if, what if we made the argument or not we, but i'm looking at this as a journalist and i'm saying i'm putting on my us diplomatic out here, right? i work now for the state department, and i'm gonna give you what they would probably say, which is countries like ukraine have chosen to align with the west. it's not like we're forcing them to do anything they've come to us and say, look, we want to be a part of nato. we wa

u. s. does not have much in common with china. we understand that, and how the u. s.. but when the war starts in the european continent which is happening today in ukraine, we have to be interested in limiting this war and ending this war. that is why this factor should unite us. russia is an aggressor. russia should not be on the sovereign ukrainian territory. it should go away, not with force but to retreat itself, to respecting the international law. it shouldn't be occupying the nuclear power plants because it is a threat to the whole of the world. i'm talking about the zaporizhzhia power plant. that is the risk, and other countries should do this, all of them. despite the geopolitical differences, we have to be interested in peace. from the sovereignty, to the territorial integrity, to the end of this war. >> under what conditions would you be willing to speak directly with vladimir putin? >> translator: i think that today, we don't have any circumstances to talk to the russian president because he doesn't hold his word. we don't have any confidence in him. and h

u. s. does into its allies. we are simply doing what they have been doing for decades to find that administration blew up the nodes train pipeline to rain in western europe, which will light on cheap brush and gas. the latest claim come renouncing investigative journalist seymour hersh pipeline. that shows control full of gas and windows coming up. now he was going to open up the.

u. s. does with some of its nato allies. it will not hand over the weapons to belch just as the u. s. doesn't to, it's penalize we are simply doing what they have been doing for decades by that administration. blew up the north stream pipelines to rein in western europe, which were lied on cheap. russian gas. the latest claim from renowned investigative journalist seymour her pipeline that shows control full of gas and windows. coming up. now he was going to open up the pipeline and make it to do its job is to transfer even gonna make the people warm, make the businesses happy. and so we didn't give that option to you as a vice president, pamela harris, head to africa. i'm a concerned in washington over the growing russian and chinese influence on the continent. a very welcome basis. all the international with the latest world news out date is good to have you with russia will station it's tactical, nuclear weapons, and neighboring bella roost in response to the deployment of american nukes in europe. that's what president vladimir putin has said in his latest interview to the russian

u. s. does have a close arrangement with the u. k. they, they work very closely. they get, in fact, those 2 countries were the ones who, who developed the d. u or the depleted uranium rounds. and they've been using them for years and years and years. and as you pointed out in your, in your lead up to the consequences. i know the u. n. has tried to play down the toxic effects, but nobody knows what it's like over time. it's like, it's like agent orange, you know, it creeps up on you and then smack just the head years later. and it increases the toxicity because there's no solution to it. so we and children who play in the all the, the bombed up hawks of those, some of those tanks or even the people, the troops who handle the depleted uranium rounds are, can be effective very, very easily. and yet, tech tests are undergoing or underway now to determine that. but when you're engaged in an open conflict like this, and they're going to go ahead and send it, it's very difficult to stop that train and less pressure is put on the brits to, to not send them. and i can tell

u. s. does not seek an armed a conflict with russia, and at that the u. s. will continue flying international space and that it's up to russia to encounter in the u. s. aircraft in a save and a professional manner. this is a clear alert towards russia but, but nothing more than that. they don't want to escalate of the situation. and in that a pentagon briefing, we also learned that they are not certain if this encounter a yesterday was intentional or general milly. he said that the aggressive behavior was intentional, but the actual that the actual physical contact off the aircraft that they are not sure if that was intentional as well. yeah, and that is a slight change from what we heard yesterday. what about the drone itself? i mean, is the wreckage? is it still in the black sea somewhere? yes, the wreckage is still in the in the black sea it's around 5000 feet off water. and we know that it is also deep in the sea, and that it is very unlikely that they will be able to recover it. we also know that all sensitive information in the drone wants to lead us b

u. s. does not stop what it says are provocative acts that the us should, that consequences of any unforeseen incidence. now, this is not the 1st time we've had confrontation in this region and differing accounts. but what makes this difference and particularly dangerous, is the timing and the relationship between china in the u. s. right now, distrust is at an all time high, things are very tense and that makes any potential confrontation very risky. analysts have said that anything that happens in the south, tennessee, and will evolving the military of either side can easily spiral out of control, especially at a time when neither they do aging nor washington wants to appeal week. and certainly we have had very strong language from paging, and from president cd ping. and in a recent speech he said that china's military will be developing itself into a great wall of steel to safeguard china's sovereignties. so i guess that's china's way of saying it will do whatever it takes to protect what it

u. s. does into its allies. we are simply doing what they have been doing for decade. the find and administration blew up the north train pipeline to rain in western europe, which will light on cheap brush and gas. the latest claim from renounce investigative journalist seymour hersh pipeline. that shows control full of gas and windows. coming up now he was going to open up the pipeline and make it to do his job is to transfer even gonna make the people warm make the businesses happy. and so we didn't give them that option. nearly 50000 to find them. think of being held in physically and mentally harmful, defacto detention. and if you k, as according to a domain new report electronically with a very warm welcome. this is the international with the very latest world news out date is good to have you with russia will station it's tactical, nuclear weapons in neighboring bella roots in response to the deployment of american nukes in europe. that's why vladimir putin has said in his latest interview to the russian media. with us me say solution pref, president lucas santo

u. s. does not bar people from running for office over legal cases. so trump will be allowed to stand is also facing multiple other investigations by the justice department, district attorneys in manhattan and georgia. and a new york attorney general is possible held up in court again in one of those cases for gabriel alexandro as live for us in new york. and gabriel, i can only imagine the frenzy when this news broke. there in the united states, we don't know the 4 charges are said, but we do know that this is a historic moment. tell us more. it certainly is it, of course, the 1st us president ever to face criminal charges. that's of course the headline that we've been repeating and hearing over and over the for the past. 024 hours or so. since this indictment was handed down, i wanna dig into this indictment a little bit more of exactly what it is because it's pretty complicated on its surface. it's of course this a $130000.00 payment that was made to this stormy daniels on a former adult film star. that in of itself is not a crime. of course. what

u. s. does not change, as course, when it deli rebel, we will take it as a mission to defend china's interests. we firmly oppose any form of her geminus and power politics. we firmly oppose the cold war mentality. can base confrontation and acts to contain and hold back other countries development. we will resolutely safeguard china, sovereignty security and development, interest patrina. you joins us now. live from bay. jen. katrina, an invisible hands driving the war. who's the chinese foreign minister talking about well, the chinese for him as a gun folk as a part of the national people congress meetings taking part in beijing. now and be invisible, handy mentioned on tuesday morning is clearly the united states, which he says is using the war and ukraine to pursue its own interest in the region . now, she is to form a chinese ambassador to the united states and during his press conference today he spent a lot of time attacking the u. s. and lane lane that the u. s. s. feed for worsening ties

u. s. does not change its course well, no. joey rule. we will take it as our mission to defend china's interests. we firmly oppose any form of her german ism and power politics. we firmly oppose the cold war mentality. can base confrontation and acts to contain and hold back other countries development. we will resolutely safeguard china. sovereignty security and development interests are consider, you joins us now live from beijing actions as a little bit more about the tone of the foreign minister's speech here. while tingling is the phone, the chinese ambassador to the united states, and there was a big question as to whether this change over in staff would mean that we would see a softer tone from china or more conciliatory. one rather than the hawkish, one that we previously sole. but when we heard chin gung speak on tuesday morning during this press conference. it seemed that his tone was, as so serve and strident as ever. in particular, he seemed to spend a lot of time criticizing and attacking the u. s. as you mentioned earlier,

u. s. does not change its course. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski says his generals have promised to defend the besieged eastern city of back. might ukrainian troops have not decided to pull out of the city, but russia is inching closer to winning its 1st victory on the battlefield. and more than 6 months. united nations is calling for more international aid to help refugees and bangladesh. a large fire or a hanger, refugee camp in cox, his bazaar on sunday, destroyed more than 2000 homes and facilities. at least 5 people have been killed in floods after days of to ensure veins and malaysia. tens of thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes. more rain is forecast in the south and the east of the country with the risk of further flooding. yacht state now with all the headlines, i'll be back with more news here on out a 0 after talk to out to sarah. ready too often of canister as portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of canister thanks to the brave individua

u. s. u. s. drones targeted the taliban, but in every village here, people tell us about strikes that claimed the lives of innocent people. the u. s. military does not release data on civilian casualties in afghanistan. but late to pentagon papers showed that in 15 month period in 201390 percent of people killed in your strome killings, but not the intended targets. the u. s. military also uses a fraud methodology that counts or military aged males and a strike zone as combatants. in other words, boys over 15, these 3 boys were killed by a us drone. one man tells us he is their older brother at that number. the fact that he said that it would be, according to the americans, they were always precision strikes. if they bombed a wedding party, they said they were hitting taliban. if we said that wasn't true, it didn't do any good while we ordinary people couldn't do anything. nobody believed us. this is monica most trained strikes and not investigated. the claim that they are precision peelings can't be back. top. research suggests the claim is inaccurate. the idea that a remote control war is a clean war, applies only to one side. and then for the

u. s military personnel based in eastern syria near the oil fields near derails or additional u. s forces have received injuries. some maybe serious president biden well meeting, canada's prime minister said the u. s doesk conflict with iran but is prepared to respond forcefully to protect us personnel at the pentagon. jennifer griffin, fox news gordon moore, co founder of intel, who helped give the silicon valley its name has died at the age of 94 more is considered a pioneer in the semiconductor chip industry and part of a group that advocated for the use of silicone in the technology. he's well known for moore's law prediction that computer power would steadily rise each year, the company and morris foundation said. the san francisco native died surrounded by family at his home in hawaii. salesforce ceo marc benioff tweeted his condolences to moore's family, saying in part he was a true giant in our industry defining the power of the semiconductor and yet remained one of the most humble and kind individuals i have ever met. another casualty of this week's storm, how the intense winds destroyed a beloved eagles nest in the east bay plus all that stuff is here. that's that's that's all we've ever know

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u. s. has reiterated that had respects german law in its use of the ramstein based otta. but what does the us actually mean by respect german law, 2, in the wake of 911, the u. s. declared a war on terror and passed a law approving use of all necessary and appropriate force against suspected terrorists in other words drowns their advantages supposedly include precision strikes and reduced collateral damage with weapons like the federal, universal or troops can conduct the searches strikes on terse and hard to reach areas, osbourne innocent life with our extraordinary technology, we're conducting the most precise air campaign in history. let my direction united states military successfully executed a flawless precision strike. so only terrorists are killed and there's no risk to us soldiers. drone strikes to controlled from here in nevada, not far from las vegas. we would have liked to shoot inside the base and talk to the u. s. military. we spent months trying to get an interview getting nowhere but which still like to take a look at the creech air force base lou. this is where the dro