u. s. has been less than loyal to the charter. it now claims to be crucial to world order. you asked lead bombings of yugoslavia and libya. it's a tax and continued presence in syria. it's murdering of iranian commander. silly money, all in violation of the un charter leaving devastation behind in iraq alone. it's estimated that around $200000.00 civilians were killed or hayes the un charter only there to be conveniently called upon when you are strategic enemies on to biding by it. and when it comes to the upcoming referendums, there is one aspect of the chart to the west certainly seems to have forgotten. that's the right to self determination. the purposes of the united nations are to develop friendly relations among nations based on respect for the principle of equal rights and self determination of people. the international community supports they saw tickle of the un charter so much that when costs of a seceded from serbia, it was supported by the us and over 100 other nations. and this p

u. s. has refused to recognise the taliban administration since it took control of galveston in august. last year. american troops were forced to withdraw completely after to decade occupation. the taliban is not internationally recognized as a legitimate government, especially after a backtrack on pleasures to uphold him or weiss and women's education. international aid has all been dried up, pushing most of the population into poverty. the un estimates 6000000 people are at risk of famine. last week the us announced it was setting up a relief fund using afghan central bank assets. it froze loss here to prevent the taliban from accessing the money. ah, let's bring in our gas in washington dc. st. peter's work a retired brigadier general in the us army. his served in the nato. a mission to afghanistan in tuscany is graham smith, senior consultant on afghanistan for the international crisis group, and in sydney is amateur jamal co ofa of the decline and full of republican of canister, and a form

u. s. role has been absolutely crucial that nato has emerged, revitalized, that the u. s. has done an enormous amount to keep the allies together in their military support for ukraine. so clearly that will be on the agenda, possibly german of welding weapons deliveries to ukraine. the u. s. has pushed in a diplomatic way for germany to do more in germany. did commit to doing somewhat more this week, but it's still not ready to supply the battle tanks. the key of has often called for, but the u. s. has made it clear that it will be up to germany to take that decision . i think that will just be part of what the to have to talk about. there's a lot on the agenda he to lose melinda crane. thanks so much. or his a look at some of the other developments related to the war and ukraine. russian president vladimir putin has hailed the growing influence of what he called new centers of power at a summit with asian leaders, including china's she's in pain. in was becky's done. he's going to shy russia has not been fully isolated by the conflict in ukraine. vuitton also denounced the

u. s. has been caught with his hands in the cookie jar. back in february, beijing release. they have to 56 page report on a sprawling u. s. lead cyber operation revealing that the an essay was behind malware researchers encountered in 2013 during an investigation into a hack against a key domestic department in china. and the n, as they hardly has a squeaky clean reputation. don't forget that it's nuked on the phones of van european leaders like german chancellor angela merkel putting the traditionally strong relationship between germany and the u. s. in jeopardy. further research revealed that the multiple procedures and cyber attack operation manuals disclosed by the hacker group called the shadow brokers were completely consistent with the only identifier used in the n. a say, network attack platform operation. exposed by former c. i. a analyst, edward snowden, revealing the death of power and tools, the agency has at its grasp. their job is the black bag team to get in and get stuff that's really valuable and really secret. they do this by basically hacking systems, but

u. s. has publicly stated 8 wants to see weekend. can the west really not see it's pick and choose approach when it comes to respecting sovereignty, self determination or international law. there is a popular, sane rules for thee and not for me. if only the west itself respected the rules they want others to follow. one would be more willing to believe in the sincerity of their reaction. now the dea shows kind of like the bible. those who are was support a, a certain procedure when it's convenient for the amanda. when in their actions contradicted, well then they ignore that passage. i would say the u. s. has violated the crop, the charter if the charter means allowing people self determination, which it does on numerous occasions when it's suited centrist to do so. and that's what empires do. and the u. s. is no different than the british empire, and you know, the french and others before it and it's behaving empirically. and it is increasingly aggressive. the nat regarding a south african pre

u. s. has written the law on the matter. these referenda are an affront to the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity that underpin the international system and let fly at the heart of the united nations charter as accusation fly towards russia. the west itself has been less than loyal to the un charter that they keep citing the invasion of iraq and the occupation of syria are only a couple examples where the u. s. and doesn't respect the rules that they want. others to follow. r t 's. maria, the notion that has more thank sullivan's claims of carrying about sovereignty would probably be more convincing if he didn't stand behind a lectern, where numerous american officials have undermined the sovereignty of numerous nations. how many times have we heard them warning or urging other southern states to follow along with washington's policy? if a country decides to engage in with russia, where there are sanctions, then they are break, breaking those sanctions. they're breaking our sanctions. and in some cases they'

u. s. ignores it because the u. s. has bought into this fantasy of ukraine as a free and democratic society. there's nothing free or democratic about ukraine. the current ukrainian government u. s. is bought into the notion that, you know, there isn't a, a, a nazi problem in ukraine. will the people who are murdering the russians right now in izzy, i'm in the other recaptured villages and towns are nazis. they are the cracking battalion. what do they think that is i know are what do they think that is also in the food food from the non contact lines in the heart of read, you know, you train and relocates them south of the dense republic to both operations that it is. have emerged on line sign. western mercenaries who pull to be assisting kids suits and taking control of local settlements. hi boys, where are we? oh, that's a lot of fighting with . meanwhile, us as a mark warner says american intelligence is working closely with keep providing important information to them. our guest scott ritter again as that washington's p

u. s. has an allen sanctions on several members of iran, so called morality police follows the death of my son. i mean, he who died last week after being arrested for allegedly not complying with the countries headscarf regulations. the forces accused by the u. s. of abuse and violence against iranian women and of violating the rights for protest. those placed under the sanctions include the head of the morality, police as well as commanders of the armies ground forces and rounds limits of intelligence. while protests are continuing in iran over mass. i mean, the death iranian presidents is called the demonstration acts of kale. but i have ordered an investigation into, i mean is death. at least 9 people have died during the unrest. study, missouri. how hast they have always been protested me, hear their demands. but there's a difference between riot and protests. nobody except riots to have a demonstration against policy or anything else. in random, we have freedom of speech return receipt on

u. s. has envision itself as the u. s. lead unipolar world order. and now we're seeing a multi polar world or re merging and, and, and part of that is to content for the united states to contain it's a so called enemies and, and it's adversaries. and this is the way to do it. and but, but what's happened is that the united states is, is, is weakened. do you have on other countries beginning to say we've had enough of this, and they're, they're reacting as a consequence. well, the middle of this there has been renewed, shuttling by caps force is reported as a humanitarian con boy of civilians, and his upper region has come under ukrainian shilling. numerous dead as we understand it's all confirmed by local officials. i should warn you. the following images are disturbing. no officials in the upper ocean region have said the civilian vehicles. moving towards the rushing control territory came under 5 from ukrainian forces. the 23 people reported killed the 34 wounded. as we understand over a doze

u. s. has, has going back quite a few years now that it wants to see the security council expanded. the security council seen by many of course as a relic of the post 2nd world war era going back decade doesn't include countries like india, which now obviously hugely important plays on the world stage. i think the fact that by is latching onto this at this point. so it underscores the fact that they see this is a potential opportunity for a given russia's involvement in this war. that is, that a permanent member of the security council which wields a veto, which is able to block pretty much anything of consequence that it wants to in the u. s. system is waging a war like this. this adds weight to the case for security council reform, whether it actually gets anywhere is a different question because it's know that china is pretty much adamantly opposed . now the cranium president, problem is zaleski, is also about to address the un assembly this this afternoon remotely, as i understand what's at stake. that's right. so this is an important opportunity for zalinski to address the inte

u. s. has done is typical high tech human name. it's violates the rules of the market economy undermines the international economic can trade order, can disrupt the stability of global industrial and supply chains all china and reject it to the last element of the story. now with swift financial consultant on political unless angelo juliano angelo, thanks for your time this saturday. what may this bond on chip exports mean for china and russia its businesses, its citizens? firstly, you think? well, this is not surprising. this is part of the plan of the collective west to contain china. what it started with the chip to the chip act is an investment of the u. s. government of $50000000000.00 us dollar. to create a cheat sheet, promote the transferring of foreign companies, especially from south korea, high one in japan to have been to move to the us. that's part of the plan. the other plan is to create the, what they called a cheap the cheap alliance, which is 4 countries getting together. japan

u. s. has charged 3 iranian nationals with conducting ransomware attacks targeting hundreds of entities in the country and around the world. local governments and utility companies are among the victims in the u. s. made to pay ransoming crypto currencies like bitcoin . now, according to the indictment, the attacks took place between october of 2020 and august of 2022. in effect of computer networks in the u. s. u. k. israel, iran and russia. particle, hayton is more the u. s. justice department has unsealed an indictment against 3, a rainy and men. the de hughes of using cyber attacks at hundreds of computers. not just here in the united states, but in russia. israel, united kingdom and even in a ran itself. they say the targets were local governments, utilities, non profits, hospitals. what they say these men did is they say that they would get into the computer systems, encrypt the data, and then demand money for the datas release. they would send these rooms from those proven victims own pr

u. s. has cold for accountability after these rally military admitted for the 1st time al jazeera jealous joanna blacklight was likely killed by his wily gunfire. but the army will not launch any criminal investigation. pakistani officials, human rights campaign as an sharon's family have criticized the investigation. as natasha name reports from ramallah, the pursuit of justice for sharina abu ock, late within israel ended on monday as widely expected. the israeli military announced its soldiers did not violate procedure. and there will be no criminal investigation into her killing while on assignment in the g need refugee camp in may. a senior military official offered condolences and called sharon's death, a devastating loss of life. the military report concluded that after multiple internal investigations, there was a high probability and his really soldier accidentally shot serene. but it could not be determined conclusively. the official says with 100 percent certainty is really soldiers

u. s. has urged to india to join the russian oil price cup coalition. however, new delhi has yet to comment on this request. we did speak to or jot a sheet chakrabarti, an international relations expert who says asian countries do have the right to act in their own best interests. this is said that when you 1st century is asia essential and the 2 largest economy of china, india and china is an issue. so of course, if india and china does not follow the g a, g, d 7 states, and the continuing buying oil from russia, i don't think g 7 countries can do much about it, though the global community should understand one thing that as a developing nation, india has a crate in on demands and our energy security is our national interest. so any, any, to solve it in countries. so any got the usa, you gave g 7 states. they can not pressurized india to buy or to block our, like in a g demands or in a g needs. russia has like other other markets as well. g 7 countries on the, on the market for russia. and if

u. s. has violated what they said they were going to do. and frankly, ukraine has not a shred of independent action. they are every step of the way armed, trained, commanded by us forces. they make no decisions on their own, and the weapons they have or not their own. they're directly from the us and nato pipeline. so that's why it's so dangerous, and it's also a dangerous moment. because from washington, they see the meeting, the shanghai organization meeting leaders of the world from president president g, but and so on, meeting together and actually made is more isolated than they were. you is in shock waves of economic recession on falling energy. so they're looking for ways to expand them because they have no solution. and so far, what was their own? which was to create economic chaos in russia. why did not happen? so there's extreme frustration. they may attempt to expand the war for them in lights, of what kind of response do you anticipate from russia? well, i think russia from the beginning has been engaged in an operation strictly

u. s. has announced to more military and packages for ukraine and its neighbors worth billions of dollars. that's a secretary of state blanket made an unannounced visit to kiev on thursday. the new american package includes aid for countries which are not necessarily nato members, but deemed by blinkin and what he calls those at risk of quote, huge or russian aggression. this brings the total amount of money washington has given to ukraine since the start of the conflict over $14000000000.00. germany meanwhile, has also promised to deliver more military equipment and a sponsor training for ukrainian soldiers as western delegate that i think us air force ramstein air based in germany. law. the united nations has expressed concern about the flow of weapons being sent to ukraine. the un hi representative for disarmament affairs, urge the international community to be more transparent and it's arms transfers. she underlined the devastating impact on civilians caused by heavily arming ukraine and ca

u. s. has been under pressure to conduct its own investigation. while the state department said we welcome is roused review of this tragic incident and again underscore the importance of accountability in this case such as policies and procedures to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future. omar in washington, dc, ah, the u. s. reaction certainly is an interesting one here, essentially says if i, you know, read into it, please make sure it doesn't happen again. it is this case closed. do you think as far as the americans that consent? well, certainly the biden administration would like it to be closed. i mean, it's quite obvious, i think, as, as our previous guess have pointed out is that the united states is trying to assist israel and cover him up this crime. and we should be clear about the fact that she read was murder. she wasn't just killed. i mean, when you look at the repeated investigation showing that she was the target of sniper fire at a time when she was wearing a hel

u. s. has faced criticism for holding back the funds as afghanistan faces widespread hunger and poverty. president, biting set of policy of enabling 3 point i've $1000000000.00 worth of atkins central bank reserves to be used for the benefit of the people of afghanistan. keeping them out of the hands of the tolliver with the afghan funds, the united states and our partners are following through with that amendment with a concrete step for ensuring that these additional resources will contribute to helping relieve hardship and suffering in afghanistan. in particular, we would like to thank the swiss government for the partnership to ensure this effort would be possible. this fund will protect and preserve the app can central bank reserves while making targeted disbursements to help stabilize afghanistan's economy and ultimately support people and work to alleviate the worst effects of the mandatory crisis. my can i is following developments from washington d. c. when the bided administration fro

u. s. has ordered a storage of a sale of artificial intelligence chips to both china and russia and the order impacts 2 major american ai chip, producers, nvidia and a m d whose stock price has plummeted. following the news, perhaps russia and china will continue to get his chips from taiwan. for the meantime, let's pick up the story with caleb martin. now, this will essentially restrict and prevent the advance work of the video when it comes to business in the country. things like image recognition, it'll basically prevent them from functioning fully in china. now we've heard from the shiny chinese commerce ministry about this, this is what the, what the commerce ministry of china had to say on the topic. a lie for a period of time z u. s. has been abusing export control measures to restrict the exports of semiconductor related items to china. we firmly oppose this. meanwhile, the president on taiwan is coming forward and saying that they are looking forward to producing what they're calling d

u. s. has been averted after the white house helps negotiate a tentative agreement between the unions and railway companies. the plan shut down would have delta blow to the struggling economy. sweden's prime minister has resigned off to suffering a narrow defeat in sundays election. pull race reports from melma, mcleana anderson 100 in her resignation to the speaker of the swedish parliament at about 11 a. m. stock home time, a very low key and to a remarkable 10 months in charge. she became sweden's 1st. ever female prime minister made the historic decision to take the country into nato, and indeed she improved her party. the social democrats results at these elections with 30 percent of the vote. not enough though. her reign will also be remembered. busy for sweden's shift to the right, the man now charged with trying to put the government together is of kristen, leader of the moderate party, who has thrown that locked in with the right wing suite. and democrats, who, in this election have be

u. s. has 6.3 percent of the world's population, but controls 50 percent of the world health in our how we going to maintain the position of disparity. we live in a world that we're the richest 8 people have more wealth than the pores for 1000000000 people. more and more people are falling into poverty, you know, and so we have serious, serious, crazy. i mean that, that, that when you've got that's what neil liberalism is created for all of us. ok. let's go back to cali because when i think is really interesting, is that with the rise of the global, so it doesn't seem to be very ideological to me. i mean, i, i look at, you know, sovereignty prosperity. i mean, those are simple ideas to understand and not all this garbage that's coming out of the west rules based order. whatever that means. ok, i mean, i think what we need is more pragmatism. unless ideology, go ahead and cali will you know, renew that. and we also need to, to always include in the picture, the parasitic relationship, the non ex

u. s. has publicly stated it wants to see weekend. can the west really not see its pick and choose approach when it comes to respecting sovereignty, self determination, or international law, something president potent has drawn attention to before you go to the ceremony, left, you seeking to preserve their domination. some countries have been working consistently to replace the existing global architecture that relies on the central role of the united nations with a rules based order. but it is not clear who invented these rules and what they are, but i will be lumen you. but there is a popular saying rules for thee and not for me. if only the west itself respected the rules they want others to follow. one would be more willing to believe in the sincerity of their reaction. now, the voting will be held from september 23rd to the 27th and 4 areas lugens and are not republics. and the don bass as well as the hearse on ends up or, or she regions. we will have special coverage on the referendum in these regions, which gets under way on fr

u. s. has to find its place in it, and that's something that americans can't contemplate because of american exceptionalism, which we'll talk about later. go ahead in cali or, you know, peter, you're absolutely right. the other commentaries are spot on the money. the basically what we have is that the u. s. the lead on able to, to excel the new political reality. they seem to be committed to their notion of full spectrum dominance no matter what the conditions are. and it seems that they are prepared to basically go up the world in order to maintain the dominance of the, of the european project. and that's why we say to david this, this of this represents the existential threat to collective global humanity. that is a pathological commitment on the part of the, of the white west, if you will, or to maintain global hegemony is putting all of us a threat. and they're basically unless and until we able to ship power from the u. s. u natal project. all of us are facing the possibility of a global c

u. s. has called for accountability after these riley military admitted al jazeera journalist, sharon abbey o'clock, was probably killed by its soldiers. al jazeera media network denounced these rally, finding, saying it's an attempt to evade criminal responsibility. the you and nuclear watchdog says a back up line supplying ukraine's apparition nuclear power plant has been deliberately disconnected from the grid that says, staff try to extinguish a fire. the international atomic energy agency says the connection has not been damaged and police in canada say, one of 2 brothers suspected in the stabbing debts of 10 people has been found dead at least 18 others were also injured in multiple locations in the province of saskatchewan on sunday. all right, those are the headlines i am emily anguish. the news continues here on al jazeera after the stream. in the meantime, here to our website, we don't simply focus on the politics of the conflict. it's the consequence of war . the human suffering that

u. s. has all along been prioritizing its own economy over those of it's close as allies if europe goes into recession, obviously there's less demand for a wide range of products. we're in such a perverse situation here. it can actually be positive. trade with europe accounts for less than one percent, a few as gross domestic product. and many economists agree that the decline in european consumer demand isn't likely to significantly affect us businesses. the u . s. economic elite will benefit from the use decline as it's l. n g exports to the continent have almost doubled since last year. the rand corporation report aside the facts are that europe's economy is in free fall. while the u. s. defense class is profiting off the entire conflict with russia via ukraine. and it doesn't seem to care that it's helping think the economies of some of its biggest allies. the question of whether this is on purpose remains. but at best europe in the us are blind to the effects of their own sanctions. and at

u. s. has suffered any significance economic impact. the u. s. is not losing neither economically nor geo . strategically. economically, russia is not losing either. the ruble has become one of the strongest currencies. it is europe that is in a vortex. and in my opinion, there is a clear lack of leadership vision strategy. while the former prime minister emphasized his solidarity with ukraine, he said brussels needs to reevaluate his measures against russia. so the e u is not quote, shooting itself in a 3rd. his claims echoed a sentiment recently expressed by the speaker of hungary national parliament who said that amid the conflict the u. s. been acting against his most basic economic interests. great diplomats lanita as chris unpopular, who previously served in the country's permanent representation to the e. you say he agrees with c presses assessments as the people of europe are paying for the use failed policies. i totally agree with him. that's of the big loser in this, in this conflict is, is europe. so european union and it's people becau

u. s . has to find its place in it. that's probably a better way of putting it. go ahead, peter of biden came to power, saying that he was going to restore our american hegemony after the trump years. and he was going to unite the europeans behind the americans. and i says, has been to provide leadership to the world. and we see how well that's worked out, situation internationally has only gotten worse in the past 2 years. and the reason why we can't allow this kind of bifurcation, this kind of division is because we're facing existential crises with dealing with the climate is the most obvious while now as the, as europe is burning, as the runways are melting in london, i as the fires this, this, the heat wave people are dying. it's only going to get worse, only going to get much, much worse. and we're facing an existential crisis because of the nuclear threat. the west is committed, europeans in the united states are committed to defeating russia. even though they themselves say, many leaders understand that if they succeeded and made prudent, desperate, then

u. s . has to find its place in it. that's probably a better way of putting it go ahead. peter of biden came to power, saying that he was going to restore our american hegemony after the trump years. and he was going to unite the europeans behind the americans. and i says, has been to provide leadership to the world. and we see how well that's worked out, situation internationally has only gotten worse in the past 2 years. and the reason why we can't allow this kind of bifurcation, this kind of division is because we're facing existential crises with dealing with the climate is the most obvious while now as the, as europe is burning, as the runways are melting in london, i as the fires this, this, the heat wave people are dying. it's only going to get worse, only going to get much, much worse. and we're facing an existential crisis because of the nuclear threat. the west is committed, europeans in the united states are committed to defeating russia. even though they themselves say, many leaders understand that if they succeeded and made prudent, desperate, then russia wou

u. s. has announced sanctions on members of iran, cycled morality, police. it follows the death of a woman in iran being held by the force accused by the us of abuse and violence against rainy women defy. later the rights of peaceful protest. well the u. s. x, your state is urged the un security council to send a clear message to russia over its invasion of ukraine, and it's thinly veiled threats to use nuclear weapons. antony blank and describe moscow's language as reckless saying it must stop. adam fisher has this. there have been security council meetings and ukraine before, but this is by far the highest level meeting since the war began when he will mom yell. the latest developments are dangerous and disturbing. they are further steps away from any prospect of peace and towards an endless cycle of horror and bloodshed. as a permanent member of the council, russia has previously b to it any efforts to denounce its attack and ukraine. and in reality, ext, there's little the council can do to stop the fight. take one man chose this war. one man can end it.

u. s. has it out. sanctions are members of iran, so called morality. police follows the death of a women in iran being held by the for the u. s. accuses it of abuse and violence against iranian women. and violating the rights of peaceful protest is at least $34.00 migrants have died after their boat capsized of serious coast soon, authority. se 14 people have been rescued. most of those on board were lebanese syrians and palestinians. are also among the dead. uganda is confirmed 7 new cases of the highly contagious of both a virus. one person has died in the district of move in day. the country's 1st fest fallacy from the virus since 2019. as the headlines, news continues after witness stay with us. italy vote the right wing party for a daily the darya is a heads in the poles. good is a slice of victory and the good luck for the stifles recent government. and what are the, why do run applications for the european union? and nato say without 0 or the latest update. and kinda announce the i the t

commitment has been made that the exact numbers still need to be thrashed out with winter fast approaching. germans will be hoping that it will be enough to help get them through the cold. u. s. president joe biden has warned that hurricane ian could be the deadliest ever recorded in the state of florida. numbers are currently unclear, but early reports suggest that what the president called a substantial loss of life, the store made land full as one of the strongest ever to hit the u. s. and it's still lashing. florida with strong winds and torrential rains, a trail of destruction after making landfall in florida, south west hurricane e and left flooded neighborhoods. leaving many trapped this hospital was badly affected. evacuations another pods. further along the hurricanes, trailer ongoing governor, the santas called to storm his tory we've never seen a flood of that like this. we've never seen storm surge of this magnitude and it hit an area where there's a lot of people in a lot of those low lying areas. and it's going to end up doing extensive damage to a lot of people's homes with a storm already passed. it was a harrowing experience with just relentless spinning, co

u. s. has authorized its 1st update to coven 19 vaccines and booster shots, the target the omicron strain, the food and drug administration hopes the modified pfizer bio taken medina, jabs will provide a high protection against multiple more contagious variance. well, those are the headlines. the news continues here, after risking it all they say we have here in palestine. they also have eyes, teeth, architecture is used by with vitamin reveals, the role of architecture is rainy, occupation, everything in this panorama he's at tactical to, within the architecture for your patient. just need to know how to code the architecture of finance. part of the rebel architecture series on how to just, you know ah, ah, my pass the capital olivia mat in america. ah. it's the highest cap. do city in the world with 3500 meters above sea level? ah, it's a sprawling city and a 1000 meters of all to, to separate the poor neighborhoods in the andes mountains where the air steam from the wealthy districts below i

u. s has announced sanctions on members of iran, so called morality police. it follows the death of a woman in iran being held by the force. it's accused by the u. s. the violating the rights of peaceful protest. new census information has revealed that for the 1st time ever, northern islands is more catholics, them, protestants. most of the protestant community favors remaining part of the u. k. why catholics historically favor irish re unification? uganda has confirmed 7 new cases of the highly contagious bola virus. one person has died in the district of the day. it's the country's 1st fatality from the virus in 2019. so the headlines news continues here now to stay with us. cosette ah wish that you were home on the bus back home life continues despite there being no chance of getting a job. families still by your education. i see the youngest generation now filled with potential in britain. i did a lot of english every day. every day i live a it is 6 am in the time that little john of her job done those great granddaughter has to wake if she is to try and

u. s. has a national damage for democracy, a government funded agency whose job is to distribute funds to political parties and other countries. it's part of the law and you know, and, and yes, it is what states do, and that's what the us in particular has been especially aggressive in doing. i've been no position to judge. however, given the information i put out in 2016 to 18 over russian political interference in the us of the, the information was that's completely false. totally bad information based on that, there is no reason to believe the latest allegation. now as, as the shanghai desperate american soldiers and their families should consider using food stamps to help combat storing prices. that's the advice from the army itself. while the country is gripped by high inflation, and washington continues to splurge billions on ukraine, that inflation the facts and ada thing from gas prices to groceries to rance. some soldiers and their families are finding it harder to get on by the budget