u. s. intelligence the americans couldn't have been guilty, so it may seem that the u. s. government could have tried to come up with an alibi for itself with the media, allegedly trying to push it now. but guess what? the danish minister of defense said that neither denmark's government, nor his ministry was notified. so if there was some kind of plan with his alibi, it didn't work. so seeing quite a lot of reaction online and full outs after this incident with one form of polish politician, even appearing to thank the u. s. what's happened? what else is the vanilla? well, according to nato's twitter, they have recently tested, quote, unquote, unmanned systems at see the tweet was posted just as the news on the alleged pipeline. sabotage came in, and some uses online immediately tried to connect the dots. have a look later exercises present opportunities to test new unmanned systems at sea, ensuring that allies can work together to counter current and future security challenges. so you saying it was nato that bombed north stream one and 2 blowing up pipelines because de

u. s. and e. you have called for an immediate de escalation of fighting between armenian assa, by john 49 armenian shapes and 50 azerbaijani. soldiers were killed in fighting on monday night. president for luxury zalinski says ukraine has taken back full control of more than 4000 square kilometers of territory previously occupied by russia. his forces in driving the russians back in a rapid counter offensive in the ne ukrainian officials say they've re captured more than 300 settlements in the khaki breach. in the past week, he was calling on the west to speed up weapon deliveries to back. it's ongoing advance that ukrainian flags are flying in cities as human companions, both located on railway lines, that service supply routes for russian troops. egypt, president the fat, our cc is and dough half a 2 day visit. this is his 1st trip to cut our since he took office in 2014 and it comes after years of political differences between the 2 countries. causes official news agency described the visit as mark as m

u. s. have denied that the pentagon is linked to bio labs in the country. ah, ah. since 2018 under order 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. a lot cheaper and easier to conduct that kind of research in countries where lives are of low value to the usa. the west, of course, does not care about the lives or the conditions of the grain of the population. it is also been historically either by people like adolf hitler and the german world war 2 strategic plans for defeating russia. ukraine was rich with oil and it was always i'd as a natural resource area that could be utilized. most of the 3 was, would assume usually when we do it, we could do it was due to cost as well as the police. but then, you know, we need to list and it could cost as well. but then, you know, you could take a paper when you, when you, but don't let us go. it's impo

u. s. have denied that the pentagon is linked to bio labs in the country. ah, ah. since 2018 under old number 928, issued by ukraine's ministry of health. international pharmaceutical companies have had access to the countries hospital patients as a testing ground, including children. special safety measures in the handling of hazardous microorganisms are very expensive with a lot cheaper and easier to conduct that kind of research in countries where lives are of low of 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 buy people like adolf hitler, and the german were wor, dowell 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 muster just it's fluid. we won't be was would have to use them. we do it well cooker to it wasn't going to be a to is squished as a bonus of police, but then you really to listings request as a bonus is within your mail. you could take the paper t

u. s. could have been involved in sabotaging the nord stream pipeline system. as the u. s. is the main country to benefit economically from the gas supply route being rendered inoperable. as claims are also raised in a later statement by the head of russia's foreign intelligence service ever listen to this. and when was, in my opinion, the west is doing everything. it can to hide the true perpetrators and organizers of this international act of terrorism. we already have some evidence to point to a western footprint, and the organisation and implementation of this terrorist attack are prosecutor's office. is investigating the incident well, it is a after a former minister of poland, deleted a controversial tweet that he posted following the reason underwater bloss to the north stream pipeline. the statement finished the words. thank you, usa, attributing what attributing the sabotage to washington or a langley. but jane. yeah. but then later he wrote another post clarifying that quote, he was glad the north stream is paralyzed saying it's good for poland. but as you'll noti

u. s. agencies have been pressing social media platforms to sensor content. we have already received a number of documents that clearly prove that the federal government has an incestuous relationship with social media companies and clearly coordinates to censor freedom of speech. the department of justice is cowering behind executive privilege and as refuse to turnover communications between the highest ranking biden administration officials and social media companies. they're referencing what they say are a series of documents. and now they're saying that these documents show conversations between top social media platforms and around 45 federal officials. specifically when it comes to content loaner ration and those good old words of misinformation and dis, information that we have heard so much about lately. now specifically, when it comes to facebook, that's a big one that's mentioned here. and in one of the conversations at facebook, official actually talks about meetings directly with the white house. i know our teams met today to better understand the

u. s. lead. so i think the demand should be raised for accountability, where we've us respond. they don't respond with accountability, anywhere in the world for their crimes. china is accusing the u. s. have beth to claiming its been a legally exporting syrian oil. women, so many wooden. where's the u. s. and other countries to store unlawful military stationing and actions in syria? still imposing unilateral sanctions on syria. sto stating oil and grain from the country and give the syrian people that true human rights. freedom and dignity. china's ministry of foreign affairs says that the us take syrian oil every day, damaging its economy. the country produces iran, $80000.00 barrels per day, but reports say that us forces still over 80 percent of that amount on a daily basis. meanwhile, more than 14000000 syrian people find themselves in dire need of humanitarian aid. struggling to meet their daily needs. gender shoe, a senior fellow at the pan goal institute, says that syria is now facing an acute crisis. a fact that the west dismisses this by this dire situation. the u. s. doesn't care much about the, you know, the people in that country build the active to steal the oil and also gra

u. s. have been preparing for an upcoming launch to the international space station under a need new deal that has kept ties between the countries. the crucial scientific was such a nasa delegation arrived at the russian operated by canal cosmo. drone impacts down on sunday, 3 days ahead of the scheduled launch, have to rush and cause we know it's so good. so gay pro copiers and demi she patel and and one american astronauts, frank rubia, the son to the new cross flight agreement web. i both russia and the u. s. host launch is the all multinational cruise to the orbiting laboratory and other russian cosmonaut anna kina is also expected to bloss dolphin, a u. s. spacecraft under the new dale love. oh, the latest information on that story and plenty more. you can check out our website r t dot com. thank you for joining us here in nancy international. ah ah with ah ah with welcome to wells far back in 1955 when the soviet liter nikita khrushchev was visiting india. he told his host that most good a

u. s. have 90 closely, i mean, the 3rd highest ranking official, you know, lined up to succeed, the president, the president goes wrong, really made a big official visit to taiwan. so that's really a big violation. so i think that's really a very dante's move. i mean, you know, china has to respond. john has to do a military operations. are, you know, of a pound is kind of a response is kind of a crisis, but i think, you know, really we should refrain from doing that. i mean, we're still seeing her congressman and people. i was official capacity is too long . a parade. the sort of tie was. so that's where i don't use those are military. i was in the navy ships, i was a straight all the time. so, so we don't, the chinese navies passes through current building or go to how, why, you know, and things like that. so it's really, i think china was, and a lot of, you know, this kind of a publication to really challenge china and those hog and channels. they are calm. i really think that we go back to t

u. s. have escalated their campaign against the by the ministrations border and immigration policies. one and texas gather dozens of migrants on 2 buses and sent them across the country to the vice president doorstep in washington, d. c. and florida governor paid for 2 flights to take asylum seekers to the affluent resort of martha's vineyard. as joe castro reports there, people made haunts children clutching plastic bags. men and women who cross the continent to flee poverty and violence now being used as political tools, dirt on a meat assume a lift venezuela. on august 18th, i passed through the jungle. i spent 6 days there. it was a tough experience, something unforgettable. i saw many people did in the jungle. buses sent by the state of texas, dumped these 101 asylum seekers at the side of the road in front of the residence of vice president comalla harris aid worker say a baby arrived injured and a man with diabetes was rushed to the hospital after his insulin went bad on the 40 hour bus ride. republican governors interfering in that process in using migrants as political ponds

u. s. have to take the big risk of putting the screws to countries that aren't going along with that. and that's, that's a place that they're, you know, they go at their own risk and i don't think they're going to do that. so, except for euro, you know, i don't really see these sanctions are really that effective. the only thing that might be effective is to deny russia military, you know, it exports from, from the west, particularly semiconductors and so forth. but i have no idea how effective lesbian now will up that way to see what the impacts of the sanctions are. progressive economics and politics at st. mary's college of california. jack ross, miss, thank you again. as always for your insights today. my pleasure. well as a wrap for now, i'm peter scott, on the back again at the top of the hour, the latest news and views aeronautics ah ah.

u. s. have rejected the results of those referendums and say they'll impose more sanctions on russia in response, the balance were held in russian occupied parts of eastern ukraine, criminal back authorities there say the results show that people overwhelmingly void to voted to join the russian federation. separatists report to huge margins of victory saying that in the region of lou hands, 98 percent of voters favored annexations. we do not accept the referenda and any kind of annexation in ukraine. and we are determined to make the kremlin pay for this further escalation. so we propose sweeping new important bands on russian products. this will keep russian products out of the european market and deprive russia of an additional 7000000000 euros in revenues. were also proposing to extend the list of products that cannot be exported to russia anymore. the amos here to deprive the kremlin military complex of key technologies. a russia has called for a un security council meeting over damage to, t

we have nato secretary generals, also here we have the u. s. who, his hosting it this with other several in countries also pledging additional helps just said in the u. s. as it it's, it's bending with this new military package, $675000000.00, and we also have secretary of state antony blinking, who is in ukraine. so very 2 very important visits and ukraine's prime minister has called on germany to supply ukraine with modern leopard. 2 battle tanks. how likely is it that germany will approve that? that is absolutely right. you wasn't berlin last weekend and you met m chancellor, olaf schoultz, according to german media, schultz sat, we might discuss that. so the option is still open, but he sat, the germany will not take the decision alone. and that's something they've repeatedly stressed for many time saying that they will coordinate with ally. so if u. s. president joe bide says that they might send to germany might also continue sending. this heavy weapons is, has been a very, very long, a way from changing its decade old policy of sending we

u. s. me to promise protection any struggling to keep having yeah, can just wanna get our new and neighbors. some really poor to apply directly from their presence just like the u. s. is done for every other modern, kind of back to me. these are the allies of america has longest war and they deserve more than red tape. and here again, adjustment and how we keep our promise, how we look to our values. and it's how we stand by those who stood with us. so a new chief gas minor says they deserve askance, deserved us citizenship. they helped nato against the taliban. they risk their lives, r u. s. way so much tax income for the military, that it is involved in producing refugees abroad instead of supporting us citizens . and they're very few refugees that the u. s. has to support. i'm just wanting just very briefly in the last one minute of i shall allow have you been treated in the us, the bureaucracy sounds hellish. but how about the people? well, 1st of all, i want to add, i wanna say like m to mana, i heard this comment that i hope that the i use government thought the same way that you're t

u. s. intervention. also having no access to billions of its foreign reserves. further, stunting its economic growth, the people of of ganesh stone had been made to suffer doubly for a government they did not choose. but the u. s. phil refuses to release the 3500000000 and frozen funds, citing fears that the money could fall into the hands of terrorists and stating they're looking for alternative ways to how and let's not forget that the u. s. officials lead the crusade to pressure their british counterparts to retain that is all gold inside the bank of england, the world must know that there is no legal certainty in london or in the bank of england because any country can have its international reserve stolen at any time, there is no respect for the law. it seems that against the backdrop of economic aggression by the west, whose words on the end of it ability of de dollarization look ever more important is border federal disputes about what to pay more attention to. where to direct to more funds or whether it is b

u. s. could have been responsible. the us are you ruling that out? because the u. s. has been fiercely opposed to the north stream to pipeline from the beginning. could they not have been behind the attack? let me think about it, who would take 2 neighboring countries this? yeah, maybe it wasn't us. maybe it was russia. and obviously the united states post not streams to as many congress in poland, for instance, the baltics case causing, bypassing them by the united states. respect and international law and russel, how worried are you about these pipeline leaks and maybe reach cost extra the pipelines that take right now. i'm not putting gas at the moment because who didn't cut them off basically. but there are pipelines from the way, for instance, transporting, gets to germany into central europe. so to take them would actually take the energy supply of the rope, and this is a real threat for the winter. so nato should also think about what can be done to defend those pipe then, so that there, those sub a test x can not be transformed to the pipeline. so you sit on th

have international operations. and of course, experienced the opposite effect are when all countries outside of the u. s. i have to buy things and they're expensive. we may see decline and revenues and i could of course, hurt the companies. i'm hurt investors that are close to the austro, they're in new york. thank you. over to asia now where the impacts of a changing climate are becoming more and more palpable in pakistan. for example, the floods that recently ravaged the country were bad enough or then 1500 people are estimated to have been killed. the government. meanwhile, estimates losses of around $30000000000.00. now another danger may be looming, hunger flood damage has hit wide swaths of agricultural land critical for the country's food supplies. wheat for example, is a major crop in the province of send. one of the most affected regions. the trains on to running any more after the flat damaged infrastructure. here, it's devastating, not just for travelers, but also for the many porters who worked the line stations that been jobless. as the rain submerged large parts of pakistan. my conduct could

u. s. in france, have been trying to negotiate a settlement in the region for decades. but the u. s. secretary of state says he's worried about russia's role in the conflict. whether russia tries in some fashion, to stir the part to create a distraction or from ukraine is something that i was concerned about. but if russia can actually use his own influence for good, which is to again come, come the waters and the are and the violence, and of urged people to engage in good faith on building piece. that would be a positive thing. ah, let's bring an i guess in back who nigger up under i a member of the as a, by johnny parliament in yerevan of vladimir virginian, a member of the armenian parliament and in berlin. daria is the jenko, who's a researcher at the center for applied turkey. studies which is part of the german institute for international and security affairs. welcome to the program. let's begin in back. who 1st are with now, gartner, god, the meanings are accusing you of escalating tensions? why are you doing that? a well, thank you very much for having me here today. but 1s

u. s. they have completely different story of relationship historically, poland and baltic states to russia as germany. the population of baltic states are not that kind of pacifistic. like in germany, there is no hole, there's such broad consent in the society like in germany about pacifism and this is a huge factor and domestic and foreign politics in germany nonetheless, there is a lot of concern in this country. i mentioned germany being an industrial powerhouse. well after world war two, the u. s. secretary of treasury who was a hardline anti german proposed a plan that would have seen the complete deindustrialization of germany so that it could never wage war again. and that word is now being used here by citizens and media who say that perhaps putin will achieve was what morgan thought didn't. is that a true risk angelina? i've just written about this for the economist and it's it's morgenthau's revenge. um it's it's not a risk that mr morgenthau's plans to really completely de industrialized germany and he wrote a book, germany's our problem in 1945 that will not happen. but some co