u. s. officials have said that russia could potentially conduct a chemical attack in ukraine, and the u. s. would thus retaliate. we need to be very clear that we are considering options at the chemical weapons is certainly something that would alter our calculation. we are concerned that they may use chemical weapons in ukraine. we've been clear if they escalate to this level, we will respond aggressively to what they are doing. all science and chemical weapons. nobody use them because militarily, it was disadvantages to do so. even what was on the verge of collapse. nazi germany did not use chemical weapons because the simply would not have helped their military situation. i'm trying to think of an instance perhaps. i think egypt use them in yemen in 1960 or 70 s. other than that they are generally not used because they are not militarily effective, but they are really great as a false flag for using your opponent of trust. and that's why we have the world media just acting as bulletin boards for western governments and selling the phony story that goodness, losing his plans are fallin

u. s. have held their fast direct talk since november. chinese state media reports as easing pain told joe biden, that the conflict is not in any one's interest. and rushes president vladimir putin has praised the war in ukraine as a success. as a concert in moscow, he appeared before large crowds gathered to celebrate 8 years since russia annex crimea. russian forces are expanding their offensive and hitting cities further west of ukraine. missiles landed in the city of la viv for the 1st time. he sing an aircraft repass site famous robbie reports within minutes of early morning air raid sirens throughout the city. russian missiles had targets near levine international airport shattering once again, the sense of relative safety. here in the west of ukraine. booth at reagan region was flipped or read, boarding system worked ungrateful to the armed forces as they reacted some missiles which were launched from the black sea area. we're into september for missiles hit an aircraft repair plot. as yo

u. s. have accused rush of deliberately hitting civilian targets, doing its attacks. meanwhile, civilians all over the country remain strong and their resolved to fight back all over ukraine. people are getting ready to fight latitude in live if those with combat experience teach those who have never held a gun before idea for one of the rubric. thoughtful i came here to get some understanding of what to do, how to defend myself, and how to survive if the enemy comes for war of the north, bigger. and while it still com and live eve devastation elsewhere could give an indication of what could come. this is what the outskirts of key of look like with russian forces advancing in the east and south president vladimir putin claimed that his so called special military operation is going to plan what is his gifts, although the russian soldiers and officers are acting bravely like true heroes issue, our troops fight with persistence, and full understanding that the cause is right. all. no, when you minu

u. s. have revoked. russia's favored nation status is a category set under the world trade organizations. and with that gone, countries can now increase towers and quarters on russian goods. the ear is also trying to block russia from getting i m s and world bank loans. it's blocking investments in the energy sector, and it is also banning iron and steel exports from russia. now, the eastern that is meant to deprive russia of billions and ensure your citizens are not subsidizing putin as war. but of course, you citizen, are subsidizing russia. they are still sending billions that way for oil and gas, and as we just heard that, that will not end for at least 5 years. under these use, you favorite phase out plans. some of the more superficial measures announced europe has now banned exports of luxury goods to russia, and that is supposed to be a direct blow to the russian elise, although presumably the russian elite already have plenty of european toys. the play with at the moment. i imagine they

u. s. have always accused each other of trying to install public regimes. that was the case in georgia where we saw an internal armed conflict, lead c at another stand self between russia and the west. and that was the case in ukraine when president and the college refused to sign an e u association agreement. choosing closer trade ties with russia, the president was forced out in a violent could a talk, and a pro european parliament took charge of ukraine and invited foreign specialists to advise them on how to run the country. the relationship with russia had been badly mismanaged, trying to bring george in ukrainian to nader was truly overreaching recklessly ignoring what the russians considered their own vital national interests. not everyone was happy with his pro western sentiment, especially in the southeast from part of ukraine, which has always felt closer to russia. some of its residents are ethnically, russian, or have relatives in russia, most ukrainians speak russian and is the predominant language in some regions. attempts to banish only added

residential. eval grain meet that have that ah, more than a century ago marked when remarked that god created more so that americans would learn geography and few u. s. officials have done more to put that into practice than my guess today, informing us national security advisor and former is ambassador to the united nations. john bolton has supported all recent american lab wars. he's absolutely appalled by russia's actions in ukraine. why is that with a president zelinski says nato publicly misled russia into believing the block was prepared to accept you praying as a member, despite privately telling you that it couldn't joy. i'm being told that every day more and move such trophy weapons, fall in the hands of the russian troops are g. takes a look at 8 years of western arms supplies to ukraine, some of which have been fees by rushing back to troops in the dawn by. russia declares mehta an extremist organization getting the popular social networks instagram, facebook after the company says it would allow hate speech against russian soldiers and.

u. s. officials have done more to put that into practice than my guess today, informing us national security advisor and former us ambassador to the united nations. john bolton has supported all recent american lab wars, but he's absolutely appalled by russia's actions in the ukraine. why is that? ah ah with if you can when you use use cause i knew you say yes, he only filled it with a with i said you purchased a new phone just what i said, you know you probably were. you mean you know use that also? no, cuz you know, no, not even a pushy, i mean with i need to stay with me and say, i sold it out, but he will have a look here. so if you could give sure a shot a a little wood, your brains are glossy. where were you mister graham's? i mean, when i was just following your brains, are you sure credit julie canoe grim it? my sister would believe you are to ship it. loosen up when you are not available. gradings of you are, you was us. williams. you those to put in for the last 3 to cover the dish dog order new by michelle ish night here, and i was calling, you know, he checked on bus, picking up

u. s. have denied that the pentagon is linked to bio labs in the country. ah, ah. since 2018 under odin number 928, issued by ukraine's ministry of health. international pharmaceutical companies have had access to the country's hospital patients as a testing ground, including children. special safety measures in the handling of hazardous microorganisms are very expensive. i mean, it's a lot cheaper and easier to conduct that kind of research in countries where lives are of low a value to the usa. the west, of course, does not care about the lives or the conditions of the ukraine or the population. it is also been historically i'd by people like adolf hitler and the german were wor, dial to strategic plans for defeating russia. ukraine was rich with oil and it was always i'd as a natural resource ah, area that could be utilized, must've decreased. its fluid to it won't be, was, would have to use them. we do it when cooker too. it wasn't going to be a days squished as if i would have somebody raised, but then you really to nurse jennings request as a bonus, a is withi

u. s. have held their 1st direct talk since november. chinese dant media reports that shooting pink, told joe biden, that conflict is not in anyone's interest. and to rush as president, letting me persian has praised the war in ukraine as a success at a concert in moscow, he appeared before large crowds who gathered to celebrate 8 years since russia annexed to crimea. britain has switched off the russian governments r t news channel. the kremlin says the decision to revoke our cheese broadcast license is madness. the u. k. regulator of com says r t cannot be considered a fit. and proper broadcaster, the channels coverage of the ukraine war was subject to 29 separate investigations into what critics describe as state sponsored propaganda. our report in a deem barbara has been following developments from london. artie itself has been fined in the past 4 breaches of impartiality rose. now it's been off the air here in the u. k. because if you sanctions imposed over the invasion of ukraine, but it's

u. s national security advisor james sullivan has warned china against to helping russia evade the effects of global sanctions. u. s. officials have also reported that moscow has asked beijing for support, including military equipment, russia and china deny the reports. police across russia have arrested to more than 800 people, for protesting against this war. authorities in moscow say they've detained 300 for breaching public order. police in st. petersburg and 30 other systems have also made dozens of arrest. the u. s. journalist has died after his vehicle came under fire in the town of your pin, in the you credit near the ukrainian capital, a keep a branch reno was filming material for a report about refugees. another journalist was wounded in the attack cranium. officials say russian forces fired at their vehicle as it neared a checkpoint. watching b. w. news alive from burning. and the last i, i, in the last few minutes i, german chancellor, left shots. i said 2 talks between ukraine and russia must soon lead to a cease fire is speaking. after talks with the turkish president of rhetoric, tiger owed him an anchor present to

. government, they have contracts with the u. s. government. many of them have their origins in the pentagon and it's, it's military research and technology through darpa, which is the kind of lab to do research for technology, which created the internet and other technology including gps. so google, which owns youtube, has contracts with the c i a and has contracts with, with the pentagon. it has contracts with the f, b i and you as police agencies. so unfortunately, we see that many of these big corporations in silicon valley, they basically act as arms of the u. s. government, especially when it comes to enforcing censorship. in the interest of us propaganda to advance u. s. foreign policy interests. we seen this again and again and again, i'm currently in the country of nicaragua and here in nicaragua before the november elections last year. these big tag corporations censored, the accounts of many son, the niece does of many pro government media outlets a few days before the election. that was a major form of election meddling, but the u. s

u. s. have accused russia of deliberate, the hitting civilian targets during its attacks. meanwhile, civilians all over the country remained strong of air, resolved to fight back all over ukraine. people are getting ready to fight latitude in live eve. those with combat experience teach those who have never held a gun before. i get one of the rubric thoughtful. i came here to get some understanding of what to do, how to defend myself and how to survive if the enemy comes for war of the knocker. and while it still com and live eve devastation elsewhere could give an indication of what could come. this is what the outskirts of key of look like. with russian forces advancing in the east and south president vladimir putin claimed that his so called special military operation is going to plan what is his get hold of the russian soldiers and officers are acting bravely like true heroes issue. our troops fight with persistence, and full understanding that their cause is right all and when you minute pr

u. s. have accused russia of deliberately hitting civilian targets during its attacks. meanwhile, civilians all over the country remained strong and their resolve to fight back valley all over ukraine. people are getting ready to fight latitude in live eve. those with combat experience teach those who have never held a gun before. i get one of the rubric thoughtful, i came here to get some understanding of what to do, how to defend myself and how to survive if the enemy comes for water, the knocker. and while it still com and live eve devastation elsewhere could give an indication of what could come. this is what the outskirts of key of look like. where the russian forces advancing in the east and south president vladimir putin claimed that his so called special military operation is going to plan what is his guest? although the russian soldiers and officers are acting bravely like true heroes, our troops fight with persistence and full understanding that their cause is right . all, and when you

u. s. have revoked russia's favored nation status. that is a category set under the world trade organizations. and with that gone, countries can now increase towers and quarters on russian goods. the ear is also trying to block russia from getting i m f and world bank loans. it's blocking investments in the energy sector, and it is also banning iron and steel exports from russia. now, the e says that is meant to deprive russia of billions and ensure your citizens are not subsidizing putin's war. but of course, you citizens are subsidizing russia. they are still sitting billions that way for oil and gas, and as we just heard that, that will not end for at least 5 years. under these news, you favorite phase out plans. some of the more superficial measures announced europe has now banned exports of luxury goods to russia, and that is supposed to be a direct blow to the russian elise, although presumably the russian a late already have plenty of european toys to play with. at the moment, i remember they have plenty of data and in the unit

u. s. have responded with crushing sanctions on russia. cutting off its banks from much of the world. regulators close to the stock market to stop panic. selling russians lined up in cash machines afraid the economy would go into free fall was very likely as the sanctions piled up potent put his nuclear forces on high alert and escalated bombardments a week into the war. and armored convoy more than 60 kilometers long is moving slowly toward ki, if hundreds of tanks, artillery and personnel carriers for those still in the city, the fight may have just begun and the worst may be yet to come. the united nations general assembly has adopted a resolution demanding russia immediately stops using force against ukraine and withdraws its military from the country. the historic non binding resolution was backed by 141 out of 193 men. the states with only 5 countries voting against before the vote, ukraine's ambassador to the you, an accused russia of seeking to commit genocide in his country and called o

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u. s. have agreed to release 60000000 barrels of crude oil reserves. it is how the increase in supply will curb oil prices after rushes invasion of ukraine. the price of crude is expected to hit more than a $120.00 a barrel this weekend, and the increase is already causing long queues pumps. in some regions of the world . a u energy mrs. say they want to speed up their transition to clean energy sources. you hook hooker faster. europe can cope in the event that there is a car in the supply of gas or oil from russia. we can do it immediately. however, we will have to look in the medium term or how to build new stocks for next winter by 1st looking at how to diversify our supply. then by replacing our strategic stocks again and using our strategic stocks. but also by generally increasing our imports. houston says for since a frankly from buddhist, we are 4 to 6 percent dependent on russian gas, 30 percent dependent on russian oil and 20 percent dependent on russian uranium. so it's clear that if we want to eliminate this dependency, we will have to accel

u. s. consumer. so there's little chance of the lights going out in the u. s. i don't think the same could be said for, for, for many in western european straits. to what extent does germany have only itself to blame due to deregulation of his energy sector, allowing russian companies to hold or own significant stakes in german energy companies in germany is not alone. and that is it. now there's been some pretty important changes in european gas markets in recent years. i mean, the basically moved away from, you know, long term wind contracts towards more gas gas competition, more reliance on the spot market short term. and that worked pretty well for a while. and, you know, the market is essentially broken in the last 6 months, and in fact, these enormous ramos, and gas and electricity prices in your, you know, the dependence on russia is really hard to break. but there are some european policies. so we think of exacerbated the situation. one of the things that the international energy agency and europeans have noted us have been really need to have an all out effort from now until next winter to build up gas storage as much as possible to fill all those tanks. and it's goin

u. s. have been deployed to savannah, russia and ukraine have called for foreign fallen tees to join their sides. one of those answering the call is a college student from new york who joined ukrainian forces and had a narrow escape on the front line near the capital key. yeah, i got some cut the yeah, i got some glass on my face as no big deal. reds got a nice little head injury that it was like i said, my name's alexis angela. i was working as a combat medic. and we in our vehicle, hit a mine and blew up. so i ended up here unfortunately. but luckily my friends are okay. one of one of the gentleman in the car was really severely injured, but they're taking care of him upstairs and he's going to make it so yeah, we were going to do a mission today. we were trying to go to a, you know, the, our location and then unfortunately, sorry. my head is a little foggy right now. but yeah, we, when fortunate going through the fields and then hit a mine to play. no, i fell to calling to come here. i felt l

u. s. have been pumping you ukraine with. so those people can kill civilians and done with a lawyer already is a fully ignoring the men's agreements and sabotaging security council resolution $2202.00. and you finally, this draft is a clear attempt of those who have a last decades have committed in that human huge numbers of aggressions, illegal, and international law, as well as cruise one of which style in my book indeed was the my crew in ukraine. they present themselves as champions of international law. thank you. russia's ambassador than to the un. speaking of that emergency session with the general assembly, saying the if a country's votes to reject the resolution, or rather, he urged general assembly to reject this resolution deploring russia's invasion of ukraine. and he said that it could spur an escalation if they, they didn't. let's bring back in a christmas louisa at the you and kristen are, you are in the middle of explaining what this, this resolution is, is all about the processes of whether it ultimately has

u. s. or the u. and the end points are regulates as meaning. if you want to do crypto transactions, you have to use a major currency such as the euro, or the u. s. the against it. or we saw a huge optic in crypto transactions on february, the 24th from russia. what are people using it for? if, as you said, there is, it's kind of limited in terms of how far it can go to help with sanctions evasion. i think we could be seeing the 1st real use case for crypto with this side, ukrainian crisis as a lot of individuals, as the less entities are moving some of their money and some of their assets into crypto. so crypto could be proved to be a store of wealth at this point in time, although we can't really do any actual transactions equip doyle. so this could trigger individuals just average savers increasingly looking towards crypto currency, not just sanctioned oligarchs. i would say so and looking at the comments coming from, let's say coin based in some of the other markets. sh. they have said pretty, pretty straightforward be they are not going to pan russian individuals doing transactions on th

u. s. did not state what these consequences would. b, u. s. officials have asserted that russian officials have asked china and military support, military aid in the form of equipment. and in terms of helping to engage in this was something that both moscow and beijing have denied a prison blind and also went on to share his own view. of the war and put forward the u. s. and its allies efforts to stop russia's invasion and presumably tried to get china on board with that. however, we have seen no indication whatsoever that he was successful in this. and in fact, by the end of this call, long as it did last, we've seen no sign whatsoever that china's position has changed. ah, while a spring in our guests for today's inside story in bridging andy market senior research fellow at the center for china and globalization and a professor at b gene foreign studies university in washington, lauren scores a former assistant secretary of defense and a senior fellow at the center for american progress, and in len london, zeno leoni, a lecturer in war studies at kings co

u. s. never would have tolerated that fact. the last time they tried something like that in cuba. 19 to we almost went to war over it. so now of course the u. s. is a completely unreliable negotiator on any of these 6 by the way, i think that's why zalinski is trying to find a way out and i agree that the u. s. was not truthful with it, they thought they would, the u. s. for back him up on this and of course they've done nothing. um, so yes, i think the international system has broken down. the u. s. in particular, has intentionally destroyed it. bit by bit. the attack on serbia was a big part of doing that. and so what is there to appeal to? and i think we have to start asking what is there to appeal to internationally for these sorts of things. and we need to start creating something that's real to do that if, if we, if we really handle dan, i don't, i don't want to sound like a broken record, but this was offered in december of last year to reassess the security architecture of europe. and it came on deaf ears. why study cour