u. s. has said at trump in recent days of has said that the us is going to has signaled at least that the us is going to be on the sidelines watching. he's called syria. and that's uh, so even though they do back the kurds and they do have a coalition area, it means there's, we're probably not going to see direct involvement. it will look, it looks like it will come down to what the syrian people want. and hopefully, if they can find a way to govern and move away from military rule, which is what we saw under assets. and there's all these arms. there's a lot of weapons in the hands of extra miss. it remains to be seen how these weapons will be taken from the wrong hands. and yeah, it's a very explosive situation. a talking about us as he was supported by midnight minorities in syria, like the christians, the muslims, and the drew's. what can these minorities expect now, do they need to be worried about any repercussions? see, as minorities and recent days as well? have a proven themselves relia

u. s. has always been known of taking advantage offers market position in a way that show colonial practice we results of which regions and countries lapka lola are exploited for the benefit of more powerful nations without equitable participation. well should benefits. and even though they have denied that sometimes they do, admitted, how can we help foster the public private partnerships, bringing american capital and expertise in standards to africa so that we can keep by exploiting so that we can uh, a exploring where we can get these minerals also know that and go like increasing the perfect towed to the supply off minimal carpet and cobalt from its land block neighbors is on via and the deep sea logitech of businesses. i'm the coal both for the 20 product mix it cause and rechargeable d. c. i, a batch has been over 70 percent off. the last couple of my new occurs in that region, particularly the d i. c. but unfortunately the is a cost to money because minerals, child labor, environmental

u. s. has no official position on who should control what in the sea, but it says it cares about freedom of navigation. here. the us us deployed ships and aircraft in the region in response to china's island build up. and both countries sometimes come dangerously close to each other so their rivalry is growing here. and that has consequences for the main us ally in the region. the philippines, the, this is the moment the chinese coast guard member went at the crew of a filipino naval vessel. with an axe. this sailor says he lost his i'm in the incident. he was headed to a filipino outpost and this bradley islands to this old navy ship, which might be the world's most unique military assignment. the sierra madre the philippines ran into ground at 2nd time a sho. in 1999 to crime control of the week the yes they did that on purpose and yes since then the ship has basically been stuck. they are getting rusty or they say they did it to keep an eye on the ongoing chinese construction of mr. freeze,

u. s. has not come down. i'm present, use southern declaration of martial law simply referring to their i and iron clad partnership. ultimately, at the crux of this is not, you know, president binding president yoon and these 2 specific governments, what this is about is the broader strategic relationship and the broader, broader strategic partnership that we have with the republic of korea. and that alliance, as i said, is iron clad, the executive director of the korea policy institute simone sean says south create those issues, methods to hold onto the power that is flying out of his hands. do you want? the reason that he gave was sort of the she was here sided number one factor as to, to come from this and to state forces, which means that pretty much the know those. as you pointed out, the true ladies right now, fedex 15 percent. so anybody who's against the senior. busy considered enters, they forces specifically the opposition party and the more liberal progress it goes and workers and unions and doctor

u. s. has less and less credibility, and that they have no success and their military interventions. and they're often on the losing side as we see in ukraine or syria. i mean, thinking maybe prolong the fight, but in the end the, the assad government will prevail, the ramble they're backing. don't have the support of the majority of the syrian population. well, it's been a pretty mulch, so it's 24 hours in south korea and began with the president, unexpectedly declaring martial knoll on could well and with him being booted out of office. the country's defense minister has all assistance designs. now what position is moving to him to present himself the these kale 16 so demonstrate is confronting security forces near the parliament building in the capital one, hundreds gathered in souls sent to dom onto the presidents from the votes from office. and it's a rec, hold no approval rating, so may not, physician ha, to force a him to see on this. so people can give them the emergency declaration is

u. s. has offered this country when the us goes to other countries and offers to do a canal like the been in panama. let's not forget, they also offered health for panama to become an independent country from colombia, so meddling in internal decisions about creating uprising so they can have their economic benefit of creating the canals. so we look at the context of the history of why and how the canal exist and how the u. s. has been in that area. they have nothing to say to china. they control it through the canal for many, many years without paying rents without paying anything. and so even if china what to do, something similar, which is not the case. we have no moral authority to criticize patient of a verbal inform me what i want to ask you. do you think that we would be having this conversation if the panama canal wasn't such a crucial archery? the global trade, that whilst at the moment has been and has been for decades, permanent and neutral. who does very much the west to nice in, fo

u. s. should help defend um, given the growing tensions with china, the philippines is turning more strongly to the us. the country has given to us access to 9 military bases on its soil. they are part of the so called 1st island chain, a line of american military bases that the u. s. is using to project power close to china. one country being cautious about how close that gets to the us is vietnam. these are the outposts vietnam controls in the south china sea. one of them is bar canada, reese this is what it used to look like. and this is it in 2024 enough space to fit a run way for the long range military aircraft. so vietnam is kind of following china is playbook the vin number has been ramping up. it's outposts a lot recently. so the enemy's series that now maybe it's a good time for them to really scale up without attracting a lot of attention for on basically the end cuts on is a vietnam analyst. he works for a single poor state funded the think tank. the use of is check institute and he's based in australia. the focus is now on the page so that you try to read as quickly as possible before the denise will ship

u. s. has less and less credibility and then no success and their military interventions. and they're often on the losing side as we see in ukraine or syria. i mean, thinking maybe prolong the fight, but in the end, the, the assad government will prevail, the rebel, they're backing, don't have the support of the majority of syrian population. it's been a small to us 24 hours in south korea, which began with the president, unexpectedly declaring martial no on could. and would have been through just from of this, the country's defense minister has since resigned to now position is moving to impeach the president himself. the, these peo, 16 showed, demonstrates as confronting security forces near the parliament building in the capital, while hundreds gathered and sold sensitive to them on the president's from the from office. and the records know approval rating. the main opposition policy field for him to full on his the emergency declaration is a violation of all procedures. a violation of the l

u. s, which is rich democracy as, as germany, for instance, the u. s. has a very different health care system. it's very fragmented. so there's a lot of these health insurance companies that play a big role. but it also means that it's not very regulated. there's the division of responsibility between the state and the federal level. and so that means it's fragmented. it's not very much regulated. and that also affects that. and the cost is not controlled in a, in a centralized way in washington dc lawrenceville. okay, thanks so much. i all right, let's get you a reminder about top story. the syrian rebel latest has met with the outgoing prime minister in damascus. let's see. and the country's problem inside them ready to help with the transfer power variable for the late the final offensive to couple of bus aside a trying to present the more modern and that you're up to date. i'm next, the documentary on housing. bob ways economy relies on the support of citizens. and of course, it's coming up just a moment. if you need more news, you can catch up on a you

u. s, which is rich democracy as, as germany, for instance, the u. s. has a very different health care system. it's very fragmented. so there's a lot of these health insurance companies that play a big role. but it also means that it's not very regulated. there's the division of responsibility between the state and the federal level. and so that means it's fragmented. it's not very much regulated. and that also affects that. and the cost is not controlled in a, in a centralized way. in washington, they say lawrenceville fed thanks so much and with that you're up to date dw, business is up. next. if it's more news you're looking for, you can always catch up on a youtube channel or the west side of the www dot com on social media as well. there are possibilities the handle you need for instagram and takes the www, needing some. anthony helps me in the team here in building the with each passing day of the continuing conflict in syria. more and more children fear their future maybe fading away with every classroom damaged or destroyed. with every child witness

u. s. has intensified considerably our thanks to a natalie southern nazi, a former, a georgian and bachelor to the you and a senior research fellow at chatham hatch. thank you. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines. at least 3 migrants have died trying to reach britain in a small boat. rescuers in northern france, assisted dozens of people on the beach, with many suffering from hypothermia. this year has been one of the deadliest ears on record for a channel process. with 76 recorded dest, at least 2 people died after multiple tornadoes ripped through the us states of texas, louisiana, and mississippi. many homes and schools were badly damaged, or destroyed. thousands of people were affected by power advocates, or you're watching dw news up next. how artificial intelligence is changing professional soccer, that's on shift after the break. and of course, as always is more news on the website, dw, dot com. and of course on social media where our handle is predictably at dw need

u. s, which is rich democracy as, as germany, for instance, the u. s. has a very different health care system. it's very fragmented. so there's a lot of these health insurance companies that play a big role. but it also means that it's not very regulated. there's the division of responsibility between the state and the federal level. and so that means it's fragmented. it's not very much regulated. and that also affects that. and the cost is not controlled in a, in a centralized way in washington dc lawrenceville. okay, thanks so much. all right, let's get you a quick reminder about top story before we got the theory and read the latest have met with the feeling prime minister in damascus by c in the countries parliament side. they have ready to help with the transfer of power. the rebel grids that laid the final offensive to toppled by shot, a sign to trying to present a more moderate public in andrew, out to date up next. the documentary on housing. bob boys economy relies on the support citizen, so it's integrated approve. and that story coming up in just

well, donald trump has not even come into office yet, but it seems a new trade was already breaking out between china and the u. s. beijing has banned the export of a number of key chemicals accusing washington of deliberate, a, talking it's industries. and this using trade regulations, well you're going to and you have china family opposes the us over stretching the concept of national security, abusing export controls. and once in the imposing illegal unilateral sanctions along them jurisdiction of a chinese companies, such practices gravely disrupt the international economic and trade or to destabilize global industrial and supply chains. i'm home the interest of all countries. we will do what is necessary to family safe. god or security and development interests involved. china cited national security concern saying the materials in question could be used for military purposes. the us cited some 140 chinese companies to its entity list, a register of individuals on organizations on the export restrictions. most of the farms specialize in computer chips and software the present elect. donald trump meanwhile ha

u. s. has been in for a very long time and where the west seeks to over throw leaders. it doesn't like it begins with denunciations of the past, along with promises of a better future. after 14 years of conflict, the syrian people finally have reason for hope. the assad regimes refusal since 2011, to engage in a credible political process and its reliance on the brutal support of russia and a ron, let inevitably to its own collapse. if a sod is gone, that's a welcome change. but what comes next has to be a political solution, and they have to be working in the interests of the syrian people. sharla side, oppressed is people brutally. he has countless lives on his conscience and has driven numerous people to flee, many of whom have arrived in germany. but one thing is clear at the end of a sad means the 1st great site of relief of millions of people in syria of doing a ton of tea, of the atrocities, of the assad regime, the barbaric state as full. and at last, i paid tribute to the syrian people to the courage to the patients in this moment of uncertainty. i send them my

u. s. has attempted to undermine africa. assume pressuring african countries to condemn russia. that's the police attack took on his own. the u. s. also championing seeds on the security council. looks commendable on the surface, but the lack of the 2 power exposes the balances between africa and the advocates and members. even the fact that button is only visiting africa the last days of these presidents seduce that. advocates not a priority planned to have concerns current tea. a regarding his visit on the african continent, a new will come out from these 2 days. yeah. all right, well wait to see how these pan out spend too hard to correspond and all of you convey bringing up of the that always seems increasing trade between brakes members and national car and sees instead of the dollar. his giving donald trump sleepless nights, such is the president elect concerned, not the countries turning their back on the mighty bach. he's threatening to lock solid with coupling tires on anyone daring to do so. but as far as getting the report, it says replace uncle sam has gone before he

u. s. has sent to sedan since april 2023. when fighting broke out between the sudanese army and the rapids support forces by them. electric troops. from all i'm joined now by she and i lewis to don specialist from fema and she is currently in new york city for the special ed u. n. s. c. meeting on sedan said by blinking. sure, no, thank you so much for joining us. you was the civil society before for today's meeting. i wanted to, 1st of, of you will see some of what you said today and then come to you. civilian protection relies on the belief that a system like this body can and will ensure safety. but the least as a fragile thing. if this body can not do more to protect the people of sit on, it wouldn't just be by lives at stake. it will be the very credibility of this council and its members as well. sure. not strong boards that do you believe the security council heeds that comment from you? thank you for having me. i sincerely hope, sir, because we are so over a year. so the un security council to take an vicious action o

u . s. has to engage more. us have to really walk with africans more. and that has to be, as has not been. that's what we have seen of reason. so this multi $1000000000.00 investment in and then we'll, uh, if somebody is still a right direction, but africans also have to do more to attract you. and that is why you see i'm boiler with the reformed government. they are ready to put a lot of changes this stuff to the scene completion come in. so we also have some, what they're doing outside the degradation of lines across the world is undermining the this capacity to cope with the climate and by diversity crises, a major you and conferences on the way to find solutions to a problem that disrupts for security drives migration and fuels conflicts, environment that it's in the concrete for some re add saudi arabia in the house of the ravens as it the drumbeat of old traditions launch is 11 days of negotiations into a very contemporary, very dangerous problem affecting regions across the world. delegate sciences, lined experts seeking solutions urgently. line

u. s. has always been known of taking advantage off it's market position in a way that shows colonial packages we receive so which regions and countries lot can beula are exploited for the benefits of more powerful nations without equitable participation. well, should benefit and even though they have denied that sometimes they do, admitted, how can we help foster public private partnerships bring the american capital and expertise in standards to africa so that we can keep by exploiting so that we can exploring where we can get these minerals and times off, mega paul was russia, is the oldest, allied, and then go lay out and then go last gaming from the pasta, russia more religious invested in nevada, even off the subject collapse. and just a few months ago, the need is of russia and uncle agreed to the present relations and coordinate if it's on international platforms and all of these things happening on joe by to watch. he's strategic mistake allowed russia and china on the african continen

u. s. has repeatedly said that it is committed to the enduring defeat of i s, but with a change of administration looming in washington. many question whether that commitment will hold whatever the vitamin ministration might set as policy now could certainly change. after january 27th, once once trump takes office, trump himself has said that he wants to see how the situation plays out on the ground. he doesn't necessarily see a large role for the united states. but will that mean that he takes those troops out? around $900.00 american troops are currently stationed in eastern syria. the question now is for how much longer zach of shinla is a senior director of the calendar extremism project here in berlin hines. good to see you again. how much of a threat does the so called islamic state still posed in syria today as well? i mean, it's very clear that at the moment as it currently stands, it doesn't have enough resources and fights is to hold any territory. but it is also clear that over the l

u. s. has told me, at least it has met the needs of serious new administration. auckland, l. shara bob relief is leading the group from washington for talks about the future of syria. the 2 sat down, even though l. shara is on the american tower list, the group he needs hot to rail shonell h t s is also designated a terrorist organization by the us government's and just a moment's will speak to us in jordan in washington, dc. but 1st, let's bring in russell said all his life for us in damascus and russell says more about this nice thing. and the us celebrations, visit the, the well, it was all the software for decades. 12 years later, indeed, for the 1st time, an american delegation has been in damascus and retain the syrian officials. but the statement that was really is after the meeting is extremely, the cautious not to show the h t s, the dominant port, the government of the power now in syria, as the sole representative of syria. and so the statement says that, well, the american people, t

u. s. is involved in all kinds of regime change throughout the world. you must know that toby made a fool of again, not just legal team, argues that the u. s. has not facilitate the release of the documents. they consider because at all too much defense where the believe that's materials would disapprove the accusations off mismanagement. in fact, all one mtv funds. this also highlighted the u. s. department of justice 2021 position 2 blocks has been to obtain additional accidents from goldman sachs and its former banker team live here in you asked for us justice department initiated several forfeiture keys. actions in 2016, elijah in back over $4500000000.00 us dollar was mist appropriate from the fund. now is the low catholic case, the one mtv scandals is one of the biggest financial scandals in history enforcing billions of dollars stolen from among lesion states. fun met for economic development. the finest set up in 2009 by my g. brozowski himself was huge for lavish lifestyle such as the luxury items property, as even funded for films now by cheaper as black space multiple charges against him, including abuse of power, criminal breach of

u. s. has also announced aid for ukraine. it will provide a $725000000.00 weapons package to help cave in its defense against russia. the white house is defending us president joe biden's decision deposit, and his son hum to bite in the decision is a reversal for biden, who repeatedly promised no to use his authority deposited his son or commute his sentence. oh, to 0 as white house correspondent. kimberly how good reports as us president joe biden touch down and then go on monday. the decision to pardon his son hunter dominated the headlines back home at a white house event in washington. first lady jill by then told reporters the, the 4th of november election 5 and repeatedly insisted he'd do the opposite. 100 biden was convicted of gun crimes and tax evasion, and face jail time. i said i by the jury decision, i will do that on my partner. that on sunday, the democratic president reverse this decision, arguing his son was the victim a political persecution, saying hunter was singled out because of who he is. republican pres

u. s. has taken a step towards legitimizing the news to in administration financing is nita at al serra, it's scrap to $10000000.00 bounties, a has arrest. them says it will consider the things functions. but it also says the new leadership will have to be responsive and demonstrate progress fast. jeremy sean, so that shelf is visiting the city of month to buy a day off to a compound into crowns. that of course, the small kids coming at least 4 people on the 16th of the engine a many of them critically. the fund from yemen has learned to know public pumpkin tennessee. is there any minute she says it tried but failed to in to set the missile medical sources to at least 14 people sustained minor injuries. who things have repeatedly noticed missiles, tools as well since the war and goals that began. and what they say is sort of jar seat with palestinians in gauze that done, perry is a full my original as to for the associated press tools. i served as chairman of the form presentation of israel. le

u. s. has the power to veto. however, there is no doubt that the ruling did not go. israel's way the court has found a plausible risk. the genocide is occurring or could occur. and that will be difficult for these randy government to shrug off try as it might. now this news coming when it did on a friday afternoon, very late in our production schedule, means that we haven't had time to fully examine the legal implications. but target and offer has been following the coverage and the joins me now. what are the initial rep or questions that you're seeing out there? well, a lot was at stake here, which is not just for palestinians who have been killed and stopped by israel on mass, but also for the credibility of the international legal order. this may be the most politically divisive case ever for the full could and should the courts have gone further and explicitly ordering a sci fi many will say, yes, absolutely. but does the i c, j a decision effectively amount to the same thing? that's the interpretation of sout

u. s. has repeatedly said that it is committed to the enduring defeat of i s, but with a change of administration looming in washington. many question whether that commitment will hold whatever the vitamin ministration might set as policy now could certainly change. after january 27th, once once trump takes office, trump himself has said that he wants to see how the situation plays out on the ground. he doesn't necessarily see a large role for the united states. but will that mean that he takes those troops out? around $900.00 american troops are currently stationed in eastern syria. the question now is for how much longer? well, that's to explore some of those issues with professor natasha lynch. that who teaches international relations and comparative politics at the university of essex in the u. k. as a special interest in middle east politics. welcome to dw professor. i'm is islamic state that's really able to exploit what's going on in syria at the moment as the us phase. so that is defini

u. s. has created this kind of wild west that allows for massive investment and massive growth and innovation. and we see this with the growth of us firms. what it also means is that we are in a landscape where any kind of chinese data gathering that happens in the us with a few exceptions that come through. for example, specific executive orders or agency rules really can, can continue unabated by us law. so what i argue for in the book is that it's important for the us to work with our allies and partners like like the european union to be able to establish clear road rules for how we gather data globally. you mentioned the european union, you may know that here in europe, tech talk is under investigation by the european commission after remaining is presidential election was a know by a court there are due to alleged took talk influence you. here's what an e u official said this week. we must protect our democracies from for an interview and especially when it comes to elections. we suspect

u. s. has told me, at least diploma has met these need a there's a serious new administration with al sharra. well release of leading the great from washington for talks about the future of syria to stop down even though our shower is on american. tireless. the group he needs hot to have shonell atf is also designated the terrorist organization by the us government. meanwhile is where the forces of children injured a syrian process. the in the southern province of dera, shooting happens near the village of maria, that borders the golan heights, and the buff isn't occupied by israel protests as bondage the man's leg before he was taken to hospital in the motion of like, they were demonstrating against the presence of his really forces in syria officer, the full of a shot out a side to let's go live to wrestle said he's in damascus for us. so festival of a soul. tell us a bit more about what we know this meeting and the us delegations visit to the capsule that you asked. allegation left by barbar

u. s. has seized multiple locations to get rid of these mom, mom, but uh there are countless reasons why. as we mentioned to one challenges, there are extensive military presence in the middle east calling for the expulsion of american troops. and in recent years, iran has also established a growing media presence globally that defies the west narratives. and i think most importantly are these. i'm to public out was the political system that i stood up and told the west have enough exploiting our resources and now get out of our country as well as all of this new though. i've next to the documentary titles, thankful dolphin. you'd see it shows the devastating off the mob of nathan's loving campaign in yugoslavia. and we'll be back, it looks up with the the the when i was here position i was suggesting we bomb bell. great. i was suggesting that we send american pilots in an blow up the bridges on the drain. i was suggesting we take out his oral supply. i was suggesting very specific action the i

u. s. has already invested quite a bit of money in the shooting young ballistic missiles with lasers. and those programs were a terribly expensive um, but i believe that on a technical level that we will definitely be seeing lasers in the field in the next few years. all right, well thank you very much for taking the time to share your expertise with us. that is larry freely with aerial information systems. thank you. and finally, before we go, it is the festive season in many parts of the world with extravagant light displays . and this we, mexico city went off. it's historic city center. ahead of christmas. a unique feature of the mexican holidays celebrations are of course pianos might know them. their traditional decorations usually made on paper shay, they're filled up with candy. there. sprung up overhead and then later children. and if you want to take a swing adults as well, they try to break open those videos and let the sugary sweets rain down on the couch. and that is our show for today. don't forget you can follow our team on social media at dw news. if it's the latest hea

u. s. has been in for a very long time and where the west seeks to over throw leaders that doesn't like it begins with the non situations of the past, along with promises of a better future. after 14 years of conflict, the syrian people finally have reason for hope. the aside regimes refusal since 2011, to engage in a credible political process and its reliance on the brutal support of russia and a ron, let inevitably to its own collapse. if a sod is gone, that's a welcome change, but what comes next has to be a political solution, and they have to be working in the interest of the syrian people. sharla side, oppressed is people brutally. he has countless lives on his conscience and has driven numerous people to flee, many of whom have arrived in germany. but one thing is clear at the end of a sad means the 1st great site of relief, the millions of people in syria of doing a ton of tea of the atrocities of the assad regime, the bob barrick stage as full. and at last i paid tribute to the syrian

u. s. has less and less credibility, and that they have no success and their military interventions. and they're often on the losing side as we see in ukraine or syria. i mean, it's thinking maybe prolong the fight, but in the end the, the assad government will prevail, that the rebel, they're backing, don't have the support of the majority of the syrian population. elsewhere in the region id strikes on 11 and killed one person on tuesday, according to the local health ministry ranking. another violation of the ceasefire reached last week. israel claims all strikes had been turned out in retaliation to hezbollah attacks. well, that says the country's foreign minister promised the idea of move deeper into a lebanese territory. if the truth is broken, a baby has already accused israel of over 50 truths. violations says the ceasefire came into effect, idea of strikes on lebanon, have killed, over a dozen people are to use. it seems to me it takes to look at how these victims are remembered. and an exclusive, a model of a key, a village in southern lebanon, just days off to the seaside,

u. s. has backed is real to the hilt when it comes to gaza and there's no indication that will be different in syria at this point is there, as i have seen, no criticism of the israeli action from the united states governments, folks, people in washington. robert, what kind of role can the us play in all this at the moment president biden is, in these waning days of his administration engaged. how much influence came he have on the events and the new administration in syria as his term comes to a close? well, i think viewers should understand that syrians over through the outside governments themselves and without significant outside help. and syrians are in control of what's happening in damascus right now. and so the group meeting endured in the group of countries meeting and jordan are in a position to offer assistance, but are not in a position to dictate terms. there is no international negotiation as one long imagined. bind happened under united nations auspices by humanitarian aid is sti

u. s. has launched ballistic missiles into russia, into russia proper uh through a fig leaf of a proxy that there may have been a ukrainian nearby when they, they, expires and missiles. uh so, um i, i think that it's going to be very difficult for the trump administration to present a deal or terms to the russian government that the russian government will accept it. this russian government is waiting on the battlefield. they are confident the economy is growing and strong. they have no reason to accept a deal by trump that would preserve a militant key every game. perhaps, you know, bring it in to nato or rearm it. and then see this conflict ignited a few years down the road. that's not what russia wants. russia is not interested in a temporary cease fire. they are interested in piece by piece, largely based on their terms of, of a one and a half hour into p, a wide range of topics. we'll discuss including the situation in syria on which blo boot act as might be back king the terrorist and our

u. s. has been, you know, alongside its allies in the region, including key tech here, of course was bringing tears and from libya, training them in turkey before allowing them to invite syria and those for gauge. the tory to also read for guides were the ones under the control of turkey who invited the areas of eastern and southern are that far back in 2012. all right, we have to leave here now vanessa. i'll be independent investigative journalist based in damascus. thank you so much for your time. you're welcome. meanwhile, the president aside has well come. he runs a foreign minister to the capital, the most cost, not to ron's top diploma to reaffirm his country's support for syria as fight against terrorism. administered is expected to travel onto the key and next that we discussed the positions of to ron and non caroll with all correspondence back use of july lee. and the cna can do you want him to go out for an minister said that ah, syria has raised much worse challenges before. like whe

u . s. has also announced another $50000000000.00 when fall for ukraine to sustain is economy and the defense capabilities. but on this occasion they will be co opting the frozen russian assets in europe. we spoke to jack rasmussen, professor of politics at saint mary's college. he says, ukraine pays a price in human lives for these western handouts as well. you know, the real prices. uh you, ukraine is lost considerably about 500000 since the war began. uh, and if you sugar the u. s. a you together in money and in time, in training and so forth, is spent close to 500000000. that puts the price of $5000000.00 for you currently in killed that $50000000000.00 is coming from the frozen assets in europe. us has no more frozen assets they, they've already taken the 5000000 motion assets they had here this past spring, 260000000000 of the 300000000 originally frozen is a european bags. so either blinking is to say, yeah, well, we're going to take that money, 50000000000 and give it to ukraine anyway.

u. s. has less and less credibility and that they have no success in their military interventions. and they're often on the losing side as we see in ukraine or syria. i mean, they can maybe prolong the fight, but in the end, the, the assad government will prevail, that the rebel, they're backing, don't have the support of the majority of the syrian population. a change of scale headset takes to fort tucker miles cus folk. so who is bought? didn't most go hit bull start plenty of control. does he already have this here? when he sat down with the president states and now it's a foreign minister. so okay, not a problem who's in line to face a threat? i can read more on that by heading over to our website. auto pump the see to barry. it's about to us 24 miles in south korea, which began with the president, unexpectedly declaring martial rule and could well and with him being booted out of office. the country is defense minister has since designed. now what position is moving to impeach the president himself? the i don't think seems to demonstrate is confronting security forces, knew th