u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and if detachments despite soviet demands the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes. cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to to military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the usaa biological weapons command. there will biologists, doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men faced trial and about asking for still to new others. they can kunal sake of i e d divided by the t did. okay. this the signal came q in osaka, which side of june the whole the is took her through them in just thin so not lineal tornado santo honda this? well, can i don't think so. got in the kink. your data always cyc

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u. s. and great britain that was symbolized by the personal relationship that queen elizabeth as monarch also had with not only himself president biden, but also 13 u. s. presidents prior to him, that is how long a rain had endured. she herself visiting this country at least 6 occasions, visiting the white house that many times. and it's not just her memory being honored by present bite and other u. s. dignitaries, but also average americans who have been coming here all day with their children. remembering this moment, remembering the woman who they say was a symbol of dignity and of strength, average americans indeed, as we see behind your paying tribute to the queen, outside the british embassy in washington dc, hydro castro. thank you very much for the moment. well, let's talk more now about that relationship with united states. the queen's relationship with the us. barbara perry is joining us on al jazeera. she's a director of presidential studies at the university of virginia's millis center, and she's joining us from charlottesville. barbara, thank you so much for being with us and tha

u. s. south. great currency fell against the u. s. dollar to its lowest in 13 years. japanese yen was also down slightly, but mcbride has more from sol. as expected, the asian markets have all been following wall street downwards. the nic a in tokyo down more than 2 percent or so down to a quarter percent. the hang thing index in hong kong, down one and a half percent. the cost be index here in the south korea, probably more dramatic, have been some of the fluctuations in the currency markets with this increasing strength of the us dollar with the inflation rate staying above stubbornly above 8 percent. there is all sorts of speculation that the federal reserve will once again, have to raise rates next week. the japanese bank no more is predicting a full one percent rate increase next week. all of this is boosting the value of the us dollar. it has been trading at very close to 1400 korean one. that's the weakest that the one has been against the us dollar for 13 years. probably more dramatic is the rise against the japanese, yet it

u. s. s. huh. in the face of great danger, he seeks an alliance with russia. starlin doesn't reply. he doesn't trust churchill. with ah, at 4 o'clock this morning, a hitler attacked and invaded russia suddenly, with our declaration of war, without even the ultimatum, the german bomb rain down from the sky above the russian. that is, russian danger is therefore our danger and the danger of the united state school. 2 days later us, president roosevelt also gives a speech supporting the ussr.

u. s. president donald trump and his make america great again. supporters as the u . s. prepares for its mid term elections just recently. biden denounced from supporters who participated in last year's capital hope protest as a threat to the country's democracy. while the white house press secretary has gone even further saying that make america great. republicans fit the definition of quote, fascist, less cross live. now to former c, i, a analysts, larry johnson, who now has the consulting firm burg associates. larry, it's great to have you on the program today. now ukraine's as of italian blatantly uses nazi symbolism honest uniforms. now they're dressed in black suits visiting with you as congressman. so what's your opinion of the neo nazi group visiting such high ranking us politicians? lisa, it's consistent with an 80 year tradition in the united states, going back to the end of world war 2, klaus barbie and s. s. officer stapo was signed up as an intelligence asset and ultimately used by the ca, my old organization. there are other nazis employed as well. so if

u. s. secretary of defense, michael, it's great to have you on the program today. now let's start off with, we know that the u. s. officials claim that their intelligence plays a decisive role in the conflict and ukraine. now, given that these claims are attributed to us officials, do you think there is any way that the bible administration can still convince the public that is not involved in direct confrontation with russia? well, if they had better insight into what's happening, there's no way that they could deny this kind of activity. the united states is in a proxy war right now. and this was the last thing in the world that the american people need, given all the other internal problems that are happening in the u. s. and it just seems like we, we continuously have endless wars. but the by the administration sees ukraine not, not as a country that needs to be liberated in any way or protected by, by russia. but it's just a cog in a much larger picture of a much larger objective. and it's not ukraine, but, but to achieve what it once it has to provide, not onl

u. s. on india to great democracy on south development in terms of strategic partnership. so are you surprised by these reports now from congress? i'm not even if you look at nate, all um, it's a model. it can be, it is us plus others comprises united states and, and a lot of unequal partners. the fact that most people in the mainstream western media are trying to hide is the fact that us has never liked equal partners. they want junior partner, they want rason states to be aligned with them. they don't treat anyone equal. and that is the logic that drives that united states you and in the rest, even in the most offensive defect friendly force that the out of commentary. now they don't seem to have any kind of thirst for equal partners and which is why they also want anyone who is friends with who wants to be friends with the united states to be junior partners. and i don't think in any mood to be a junior partner has everything from several, several state men's recent statements, prime minister himself, and also the foreign minister in several international forums. on a v

u. s. allies are gradually reducing their dollar holdings, i would like to highlight that this situation is sparked by the reckless actions of great britain, the u. s. and e u hollow, who are obsessed with illusionary political ideas. meanwhile, the well being of their own citizens let alone people outside the golden 1000000000 . is that no interest to them? which will inevitably bring these regimes into an economic and political stalemate and will have unpredictable consequences for the whole world. nothing biscuit, who immune roughly assuming it will assume you wouldn't allow you to push. thank you very much. is it just me or was ukraine not even mentioned, but as it is a film atmosphere of is ukraine, a part of the indo pacific region? i think not. so we are discussing issues of this region from the russian, far east. nevertheless, if you have any questions concerning your crime, i am ready to answer these questions to that all that is marshall. now applause are, that's for russian since february 24th. what have we gained and lost as a state? you don't wish to? i am convinced that we did not and will not lose anything to do as

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u. s. with a great deal of conflict attached to it. they don't bother to solve the status of one part of this territory before they simply move along to the next one. again, the issue here, it's getting more more complicated as we go. nancy, i think i'm ready for you to move on. thank you. >> thank you, erin. as erin showed, it is very complicated. when monroe is president, there has been a lot of disgruntlement by u.s. citizens that the seminoles in florida have been doing raids on people living in georgia. and on georgia plantations. that is what necessitates monroe asking jackson to go to florida. as aaron has shown, they have been down this road before. munroe knows he's -- prone to exceed orders. he certainly knows jackson's personality. he has worked with him before. i thought it would be really interesting to look at what was jackson told? what is the actual correspondents? what actually happens? we will analyze that. all of this is happening at the time with relevance to highland that we have -- it is very municipal to the inte

u. s. was seeking independence from, from great britain and king george about a 3rd of the country supported independence about a 3rd wanted to remain loyal to great britain and a 3rd. we're saying, you know, hey, we'll see how it turns out. it will say we were with you all along. i think you may see some of that in these regions as well. a lot of folks, they want peace, they want prosperity, they want their children and their communities to be safe. and they're going to wait to see how it turns out and then be for whoever wins with 100 percent all along. and we will have to wait and see steve. thank you very much. again, for taking the time today for your, your thoughts on those referendums and don't. but those are the regions. thanks very much. thank you. and of course, we'll keep you updated on all the latest on the events in the dumbass republics on those regions in ukraine and what's the future holds for them? aah. underwater explosions, which of course leaks in the north stream pipeline system could be an act of sabotage. without these, according to the swedish prime minister commented

u. s. s. are left for it. i expect russia to restore our greatness shuttle for you. was cross live now to our correspondents who are following the 1st day of the raft. random we had eager, as you don off and the lugens region, mariah garz's, the f and the her san region, and roman coast her up from the darnedest republic eager. let's start with you here . how is the mood there? well have, frankly speaking here in the capital this day, the day of the referendum, the 1st one is largely viewed as historic, has the elegance people's republic is finally choosing is and the question on the ballot. his quite simple, do you want to be officially a part of russia and given that this region along with the, the next people's republic where my colleague roman culture of as right now has been literally fighting for its independence from ukraine for the long 8 years. again, it is largely expected that the balance is going to tip in favor of the yes vote. now there will be no polling stations here in the traditional sense of the way for the 1st few days, that's due to security conc

so i would like to highlight this situation as spock by the reckless actions of great britain, the u. s. and e. you who are obsessed with illusionary political ideas. meanwhile, the welding the own citizens let alone people outside the golden 1000000000, is of no interest to them, which will inevitably bring these regimes into an economic and political stalemate . and we'll have some predictable consequences for the whole world. but it's got who immune to me when you know your question. thank you very much. is it just me or was ukraine not even mentioned at the mystic crane part of the in the pacific region? i think not, we'll discussing issues this region from the russian far east. nevertheless, if you have any questions concerning your crime, i'm ready to answer these questions to that. now, of course, that's for russia since february 24th. what have we gained and lost as a state in which to i'm convinced that we did not will not lose anything to do what we gain 1st we pulse the state sovereignty and this is the inevitable result of what is going on right now. of course, there was a c

u. s. and its allies that concerns me a great deal. it's not good for the future of this country. and he says it challenges the pacific traditional partners in the region. australia has revised its travel boss warning potential further on rest in the capitol. it's a matter that will be raised by australia prime minister, entity, albanese. when he meets his counterpart in coming weeks, the sullivan islands lead, it says delaying the election will be a one off. there's little doubt so gavera is planned for constitutional reform will be passed as his government holds a majority in parliament. fear clerk al jazeera brisbin, australia. ah, got you on desert with me say robin at headquarters here in bo, reminder of our top news stories. the reuters, the day of the news agency say a report by the winds, nuclear watchdog sates. it cannot verify that iran's nuclear program is exclusively for peaceful purposes. they quote the i e a as saying that iran stockpiles of up to 60 percent and rich uranium have grown by more than 12 kilograms. dasa jibari has moved into wrong. according to those ne

u. s. s. huh. in the face of great danger, he seeks an alliance with russia. starlin doesn't reply. he doesn't trust churchill. at 4 o'clock this morning, a hitler attacked and invaded russia. suddenly, with our declaration of war, without even an elgin made him, the german bomb rain down from the guy a been the russian. that is, russian danger is therefore our danger, and the danger of the united states. 2 days later us, president roosevelt also gives a speech supporting the ussr. but there are other political forces in the united states. territory makes his speech in december of 41 and the senate is as if the russians are when they wish to report the germans. that if the germans are, when we support the russians and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. dangerous destructive, roosevelt wound stall, and of japan's intention to attack the soviet union. but soviet intelligence response, thank the via tank is still in doubt. it is imperative that the u. s. makes it clear to japan that if they attack the soviet union will have

holding, i would like to highlight that this situation is spark by the reckless actions of great britain, the u. s. and e. you who are obsessed with illusionary political ideas. meanwhile, the well thing the own citizens let alone people outside the golden 1000000000 is of no interest to them, which will inevitably bring these regimes into an economic and political stalemate and will have predictable consequences for the whole world. who new to me when you know your question? thank you very much. is it just me or was ukraine not even mentioned at the most current part of the pacific region? i think we are discussing issues this region from the russian far east. nevertheless, if you have any questions concerning your crime, i'm ready to answer these questions to you now, of course, that's for russia since february 24th. what have we gained and lost as a state you don't wish to? i'm convinced that we did not and will not lose anything to do what we gain 1st we fall for the state sovereignty, and this is the inevitable result of what is going on right now. of course, there was a certain level of rese

u. s. s. are left for it. i expect russia to restore our greatness. for. earlier we got the latest updates from our correspondence following the 1st day of the referenda. igor, as your don off in the lugens republic, whereas garcia and the hers on reagan and rollin closer up in the donnas republic, the elegance people's republic is finally choosing is. and the question on the ballot is quite simple. do you want to be officially a part of russia and given that this region along with the, the next people's republic where my colleague roman cosser of as right now has been literally fighting for its independence from ukraine for the long 8 years. again, it is largely expected that the balance is going to tip in favor of the yes vote. now there will be no polling stations here in the traditional sense of the way for the 1st few days, that's due to security concerns. again, our kid was not happy to see what it considered to be its own regions. go, so it has been shelling civilian populations here relentlessly. gee, the da nets people's republic has been shoved t

holdings, i would like to highlight that this situation is sparked by the reckless actions of great britain, the u. s. and e u hollow, who are obsessed with illusionary political ideas. meanwhile, the well being of their own citizens let alone people outside the golden 1000000000 is of no interest to them, which will inevitably bring these regimes into an economic and political stalemate and will have unpredictable consequences for the whole world. if anybody's got who immune by fear through me, if she, when you let him know for sure, thank you very much. is it just me or was ukraine not even mentioned? but as it is a film of mystic video crane a part of the indo pacific region? i think not. so we are discussing issues of this region from the russian far east. nevertheless, if you have any questions concerning your crime, i am ready to answer these questions to that all that is marshall. now applause are, that's for russian since february 24th. what have we gained and lost as a state? you don't wish to? i am convinced that we did not and will not lose anything to do as for what we gain 1st we false t

america, great again supportive the u. s. prepared for mid elections, but recently denounced from supporters who participated in last year capitol hill protests as a threat to the country's democracy. while the white house press secretary even went further thing make america great. republicans fit the definition of fascists. sports a former ca analyst, laurie johnson, who now had the consulting firm burg associates. this goes back to the dawn of the cold war with the old soviet union. you ukraine was seen as a potential area where there were individuals who were opposed to the soviets, and would be sympathetic or empathetic with the west and were recruited in yourself a long standing intelligence contacts. and i think it really goes to families generational. the soul and the course of that it was ok. we were willing to take people who were anti soviet without worrying about whether they were pro not. there is no such thing as commitment to principal objective principal in this country never has been. if you recall an iranian

u. s. is playing a great role there. i us is not playing great role play to role as a means group or chair trying to elaborate piece agreement that piece agreement which is called moderate principles. was rejected by our mean. yeah. and by the way, by the question, young government, in the spring 2020. so the reason of pillows is it is nothing more than just hill, a par. we'll kill interest in to be re elected mid term elections coming. and you can see, if you think of california is heavily influenced by armenian votes, that's the main reason why it came for me to think it is a purely political play from her point of view. yes, absolutely. because you know, the facts on the ground are mean is the closest armenian military either come on, we got our media support that russian and extension of crimea armenian. by the way, when speaking about the recent clashes between, i mean wasn't my job, it's not separate. incident. speaking about 30 years old conflict, which was caused by the are meaning 2 to 3 of claims and subsequent

he's also the author of america's great power opportunity, revitalized u. s. foreign policy to meet the challenges of strategic competition in the alley, joins me to night from washington d. c. ali. it's good to have you on the show. let me ask you about what we heard or maybe what we didn't hear today. volunteer. bruton said that he understands that she's in being has questions and concerns about the situation in ukraine. what did you read between the lines there? well, thank you so much for having the on, on the program. so even if the, we often hear a distinction between the notes of music and the writing of the music. and that is to say, even though the relationship between china and russia is deepening a detainer of their conversations, the tenor of their, of their public front is different than it was. you remember shortly before russian b, ukraine, china and russia famously declared that their friendship had no limits. but evidently, their relationship doesn't have some limits. and i would just offer a few observations. i think hooton's statement is an

years, moscow's consistently rejected all the allegations of any interference, the claims of great concern to the u. s. what russia is doing around the world in terms of its election, meddling is also in a fault on sovereignty. is an effort to ship away at the ability of people around the world to choose the government that they see best fit to represent them to represent their interests to represent their values. meanwhile, washington spent the total of 8 trillion dollars on its walls across the middle east, north africa, and south central asia, that's over 2 decades. and it's according to research by the watson institute for international and public affairs brown university. more than $2000000.00 was spent on the war in afghanistan, which ended with us withdrawal one year ago. live now the journalist and author daniela's done. you're welcome to our c. no us report claims that russia meddled in foreign elections in 24 countries. how accurate do you think those accusations are? i really can't say, and it's based on the cia and cia is a not a very reliable so worse, but that's all i can say. so the lin

u. s. forces withdrawal, they left behind a great distraction and, and only painful experiences. what we tell in the documentary is, let me say is just the tip of the ice for the 20 year occupation of afghanistan. it lead, i think, to the. busy to the greatest amount of terry and disaster, the 21st century. and unfortunately, unfortunately, as my friend marshall shed, a lot of incidents remain still unclear and are investigated. ah moscow. a city court has sentenced former russian journalist yvonne suffer of 222 years imprisonment in a high security facility. that's off the he was found guilty of treason for leaking classified information, to nato intelligence services. his ortiz, where we are for national, with the details. earlier monday, yvonne, saffron of a former russian journalist, was found guilty of high treason that moscow court sentenced him to 22 years in prison. and he will also have to pay a fine over around $8000.00. so for one of used to work as a military affairs correspondent for russia's big newspapers of primitive sonton read a messy and later was also an advis

u. s. forces withdrawal, they left behind a great distraction and, and only painful experiences. what we tell in the documentary is, let me say is just the keep off the ice for the 20 year occupation of afghanistan lead i thing to the. busy to the, to the greatest who monetary and disaster dennis 1st century. and unfortunately, unfortunately, as my friend martial shed, a lot of incidence remain still unclear and are investigated. ah, moscow city court, a sentence form, a russian journalist advance that for on off to 22 years in prison, in a high security facility. that software was found guilty of treason for leaking classified information to nato intelligence services. his art is maria fin notional, with the details. early on monday, yvonne, saffron of a former russian journalist, was found guilty of high treason that moscow court sentenced him to 22 years in prison. and he will also have to pay a fine over around $8000.00. so for one of used to work as a military affairs correspondent for russia's big newspapers of primitive sonton vedder, misty and later was also an advisor to

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u. s . negotiators can actually agree to in writing, which is why you continue to have these negotiations going back and forth. because there is great understanding among the negotiators, the iranian negotiators, the u. s. negotiators, europeans, they all pretty much agree to many of the points that president racy laid out in terms of lifting of sanctions. the safeguards issue in terms of the i a, in terms of nuclear guarantees. there's large agreement on it, but to have specific language that would bind the united states that is politically impossible, right now in, in washington. and that's, that's really where the hold up is. so how significant all these comments from iran at this stage when it comes to the likelihood of any nuclear do well, i think there may be some negative reaction that would say that president racy is reaffirming demands that the united states cannot meet. but in fact, i think it shows some flexibility. it shows continued interest on the iranian side to negotiate as there is continued interest on the us side to negotiate. so all parties at this point really have an interest in talks continuing talks, continui

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