u. s president san hunter biden. as a direct link to a ledge, bio labs discovered in ukraine aimed at developing a biological weapon lose just a little. the russian defense ministry continues to analyze documents revealing the military biological activities of the pentagon in ukraine. the incoming materials allow us to trace the scheme of interaction between u. s. authorities with ukranian biological objects. attention can be drawn to the involvement in the financing of these activities of structures close to the current government of the united states. in particular, the investment fund, rosemont seneca, which is headed by hunter biden. rosemont seneca partners, is the firm tied to hunter by the u. s. president san and the russian defense ministry is listing a financial entities that are involved in these bio labs and ukraine. now they also listed george soros is open society institute and open society foundations, which are also involved with them and as well as the ministry of defense of ukraine and the ministry of health of ukraine and the u. s. department of threat reduction . all of them seem to be tied in with these b

u. s. just 8 percent, which is why europe will feel the effect of the bad far more acutely than the u. s . the e. you also plans to cut its dependency on russian gas by 2 thirds this year. that's 26 percent of its supply. this will end our over dependency and give us much needed room to maneuver 2 thirds by the end of this year. it's hard, bloody odd, but it's possible if we're willing to go further and faster than we've done before . but experts say this decision will be difficult compromises hitting that target be very challenging. if they do that at a given us, be aware of the consequences, they'll have to be additional use of nuclear, which is supposed be phased out in certain countries. the lab be more coal use, which won't help climate goals, that there was even a point said turn your thermostat down one degree. and that has a major impact on potential gas use. the payoff of this eventual band that european consumers will no longer be inadvertently funding the warn you. craig is e oil purchases alone, $285000000.00 a day in russian pockets. and the move towards kena green energy w

u. s. just across their lunch. can petro price is the highest since 2008? do you think president biden would risk this bond on russian oil imports? i mean, they also seek to benefit from potentially hi, ellen, g exports. it's inflates prices. yeah, exactly. that has been very well documented in your report beforehand. you es explore does. i can easily do now that i'm conventional shane oil and gas trailing, which is cost intensive, which only makes commercial sounds a threshold. and this threshold is there. so it's it's, it's really easily earned money also by companies. but if i may recall in october, we saw president biden triggered the strategic petroleum reserve, a order to make prices smaller for the average us consumer october for 4 months ago. we ran not yet in that election situation, it was all about inflation. it was an anti inflation national. vice president biden, pretty size. the strategic petroleum reserve should only be opened in case of real supply issue. and that would be the case. now, in a, in case there's a ban on russian imports, openin

u. s. just 8 percent, which is why europe will feel the effects of the bad far more acutely than the u. s . d. you also plans to cut its dependency on russian gas. why 2 thirds this year, that 26 percent of its supply. this will end our over dependency and give us much needed room to maneuver 2 thirds by the end of this year. todd. bloody. but it's possible if we're willing to go further and faster than we've done before, but ex, but say this decision will mean difficult compromises hitting that target. the very challenging, if they do that, are they going to be aware of the consequences? they'll have to be additional use of nuclear, which is supposed to be phased out in certain countries. they'll be more coal use, which won't help climate goals. there was even a point that said, turn your thermostat down one degree and that has a major impact on potential gas use. the pay off of this, eventual band european consumers will no longer be inadvertently funding the war. and ukraine is oil purchases

u. s. foreign policy aimed at china. and that's not all. and u. s. firm just bought a shipyard in the philippines might not look like much, just a bankrupt junkyard. well, not quite. the location provides direct access to the south china sea, the main area of china, how, when tensions a message to beijing that we here to stay. and then there's the firm who bought it . the co founder city feinberg is a washington insider having run companies with close ties to the u. s. military. he also apparently has a very keen interest in china. little surprise. it's his 1st. that 4th, shipyard, american, 5 eyes partner, australia is also very much on board. the sanction china plan with the countries military's having a few recent brushes. it's also splashing some serious tests to try and stop china's dominance of the minerals market. china currently dominates around 70 to 80 percent of global critical minerals production and continues to consolidate its hold over the supply chains. this initiative is designed to address that dominance that beijing was bullied and holds man

u. s. just days ago to david learned that two houses next to my parents, basically their immediate neighbors. they got bombed. and that woman's parents now understandably, very concerned about the relatives there in the friends they left behind in ukraine, but incredibly grateful for the show of support they saw here today. live in redwood city's access. ktvu. fox two news. all right, jack. thank you for that. rescues are underway in ukraine's capital tonight. we're residential areas are getting hit with missiles. new video from one of the kiev suburb shows the moment missiles hit homes and a shopping area. it is unknown right now how many people were injured or killed? president biden announced plans tonight to make a stop in poland when he travels to europe. this week. more than two million ukrainian refugees are now in poland. president biden is going to europe for urgent nato talks . box news steve rapoport tells us russia is demanding that ukrainians in the besieged city of mariupol laid do

just words. and sabre rattling the u. s. is playing with fire in a very sensitive region. tie one and the in the pacific. washington has deployed more than 2000 troops, just radius northern territory for the 1st time ever. is building a missile network aimed at deterring china. has sailed a warship through the taiwan strait and approved a $100000000.00 in arms sales to tie one. beijing isn't pleased. we warn the u. s. to playing the taiwan card is like playing with fire, which will not only push taiwan into a dangerous situation, but also bring unbearable consequences to the u. s. side u. s. l i. australia is also upping the ante on tie one and on building nuclear submarines. japan's arms imports have increased 2 and a half times over the past 5 years. with south korea also noticeably increasing its military budget. you can guess who supplying them. the usa remains the largest supplier to asia and oceania as arms exports are an important element of u. s. foreign policy aimed at china. and that's not all. a u. s. firm just bou

u. s. u. s . and not just the u. s. western media and as a whole has a relationship with turning a blind eye to what its allies do or what its friends do at the time. but they will allow things to happen that they normally wouldn't not allowed to happen if there was another country taking you green in the neo nazis. but you can swing to india and look at how india has an increase in intervene and violence against muslims with the unity reason why they're not interested sanctions. they're not going to rush indian government. it's the same thing we saw in c d a. it's the same thing that we're now seeing in the brain. so the u. s. policy has always been hypocritical, and that has been one of the reasons us, not many succession for us in the last 20 years. the white house has posted that expanding russian oil and gas adding to the for electricity in petro places. the president biden's keeping quiet on his continued mass in port of another, absolutely essential feel. iranian which has been used as a source of nuclear energ

u. s. that seems will go to any lengths just so long as it doesn't have a strong enough opponent in the east. well, i think the u. s. is completely ignoring the fact it is human rights problems are arguably more severe than the countries that the u. s. has been sensually her look at at death rates of the black people, q by the u. s. bullets and the u. s. has engaged in huge this formation campaign to demonize is adversary's if china sanctioned russia, the results are catastrophic. not only dead to peoples of both russia and china suffer from higher prices and to lack of goose and put it is cornering russia as shown nuclear power. i don't think anyone want to see things even more dramatic to happen. increasingly, many analysts realize that any security solutions in the region we've got the evolvement, all russia will be a disaster. china is on the side of humanity in general. i think it is what the right side of his tree and tails and washington's traditional middle east allies are also unhappy with us attempts to control global oil supply. some of the world's biggest crude exporters are incr

just a battlefield. and i think to your question, how could the u. s. or maybe stop it? i think i'm looking back for some weeks maybe months prior to this conflict. we've seen how the u. s. administration reacted differently. they disclose the information that they had about this plan of this war. this was new and this allowed the u. s. and its allies, u. k. and some other nato countries to supply you. craig, with weapons. and that was very, very important for ukraine, because it is, it's those weapons that ukraine received in the couple of weeks before the war from the west that enabled ukraine to stand firm. without those weapons, i'm sure russia would have seized a much bigger territory of ukraine by now. so i think the past for the coming days and weeks is to continue in that direction and i want to make weapons for your grand. exactly. and i want to pick up on that point in just a moment. it's become commonplace to say that vladimir putin under estimated the west. but the reverse is also true. long as the list of political leaders who conder the belief that putin wo

u. s . has lost so much credibility. not just because of trump, but even during obama's time, and i don't think that you come in and you strong arm again that, that's really going to basically get the europeans to do anything. frankly, the stage. let's talk about energy because in fact the conflict in ukraine is concentrating minds when it comes to energy independence. overall, the you depends on russia for around 40 percent of the natural gas that warms homes and fuels power stations. winning economies off those imports has become an urgent, albeit uncomfortable mission for politicians like germany's economics and climate minister, robert ha beck, he is a green party politician, dedicated to deep carbon ization. buddy wound up rushing off to the middle east to negotiate the purchase of liquefied natural gas as a substitute for russian imports. one slight consolation, his new partner's interest in also supplying green hydrogen, which eventually could replace fossil fuels. michelle, russia has just announced interesting timing tha

u. s. president is just to remind you, a bomber was very soft and put in 2009. the reset policy after the war in georgia. so obama was very respectful to put in. it didn't stop the russian president from planning this war, and i'm sure this war has been planned for many, many years. so come back to a question about biden in ukraine. yes, he has a special relations to a relation to ukraine. he's the 1st u. s. president who knows recruit ukraine very well as a vice president during the obama years. and he was supporting ukraine militarily for the past years. but it was the trump administration that actually started to arm ukraine in 2018. we have to remember that. thank you very much at sariah during the trip build up in january and february. and we heard this mentioned earlier by repeatedly warned that the us did believe a full scale invasion was in the offing. and in fact, they provided intelligence information on that. at the same time president by made it clear that there would be no us boots on the ground and no us planes in the air was the right to rule that

he with his family of five just made it to the u. s it was hard for me to make this decision because i have three kids. i have work. i have car. i have house now refugees. they escaped from their home in the matter of hours. just so my husband said, when our max to get whatever we can snacks have three kids. they packed a single suitcase with the bare essentials and fled. i didn't know what to put into the bags, and then when i got to romania, i realized okay, i forgot this. i forgot this trouble. you know, i didn't really want to tell the kids and we didn't tell them what's really going on, and that's when from across the globe, help stepped in. if you love god. you have to love people. that's paul charney. he and his wife rose. ukrainian themselves have opened their auburn home and helped countless families immigrate for years can be involved. i can be a small like a dot in somebody's life. i can have effect in their life paul heard about the pre snacks helped them get plane tickets and got them to tijuana , where he drove across the

u. s. just 8 percent, which is why europe, who feel the effect of the bad far more acutely than the u. s. the e. u also plans to cut his dependency on russian gas by 2 thirds this year. that's 26 percent of its supply. this will end our over dependency and give us much needed room to maneuver 2 thirds by the end of this year. todd. bloody odd. but it's possible if we're willing to go further and faster than we've done before. but ex, but say this decision will mean difficult compromises hitting that target. the very challenging, if they do that, are going to be aware of the consequences. they'll have to be additional use of nuclear, which is supposed to be phased out in certain countries. a lot more coal use, which won't help climate goals, that there was even a point and said, turn your thermostat down one degree. and that has a major impact on potential gas use. the payoff of this eventual band that european consumers will no longer be inadvertently funding the warn you, craig is e oil purchases alone put $285000000.00 a day in russian pockets. and the move towards kena green energy w

u. s. i'll just here as christian salumi has the latest from the u. n. a new york. 4 years ago, the un security council unanimously decided to bring sanctions against north korea for a missile launch. the most recent launch of an even more powerful missile happened on the very day the council was due to meet, to extend the mandate of the experts who oversee compliance with that sanctions regime. needless to say, the escalation was not well received by council members, but this is a much more polarized counsel than the one we saw in 2017. the united states announced it would be introducing an even tougher sanctions resolution in response . china blame the u. s. for failing to engage. ken, john, she'll only told you guy. we were hoping that the u. s. would actively pursue dialogue and engagement in search of an effective solution to manage and settle the differences that alas, we did not see. regrettably days and months elapsed while irrelevant parties failed to take tangible, practical actions in response to the dpr case justified concerns other than spea

u. s. justearned that two houses next to my parents, basically their immediate neighbors. they got bombed. zach sauce, ktvu, fox two news. it's been nearly two months since alexis gabe of oakley was last seen. family members are continuing to raise awareness about her disappearance. last night, they gathered with community members to mark her 24th birthday. ktvu elissa harrington has the story. an emotional tribute to alexis gave an ugly woman who has been missing for almost two months. family friends and community members gathered to mark her 24th birthday. they decorated paper lanterns at the antioch oakley regional shorelines and wrote down birthday wishes were all gathered. here praying that we find answers and we find our safe wherever she's at and whatever is happening or happened or whatever that she knows how much she's loved and that we want our home. the plan was to release the sky lanterns from the pier. but after a practice run organizers decided it was too windy and they did not wan

he got an answer just hours later from the u. s. president and an extra $800000000.00 in military aid for ukraine. what do you make of that? as it is certainly a strong signal that present biden wants to the liver. he also especially the timing, as you mentioned right after president zalinski speech in front of congress, just to remind our viewers just last week the u. s. provided 1000000000 u. s. dollar. so now it's 800000000 on top. that money is largely used for defensive weapons. it's always very important to point out for those stinger and javelin rockets for drones, which is new ammunition. and that also reflects what is not on that list and that is a no fly zone. the fear is that it could draw the united states and nato into an armed conflict with russia that could eventually trigger a larger war. and then those make fighter jets from poland. there's also a lot of reluctance here to help facilitate that deal for the same reason. in oliver that we know that the u. s. president will travel to europe next week. he's going to jo

u. s just 8 percent, which is why europe will feel the effect of the bad far more acutely than the u. s . the. you also plans to cut its dependency on russian gas by 2 thirds this year that 26 percent of its supply. this will end our over dependency and give us much needed room to maneuver 2 thirds by the end of this year. todd. bloody odd. but it's possible if we're willing to go further and faster than we've done before. but experts say this decision will mean difficult compromises hitting that target be very challenging. if they do that again, we're not to be aware of the consequences. they'll have to be additional use of nuclear, which is supposed to be phased out in certain countries. the lab be more coal use, which won't help climate goals, that there was even a point said turn your thermostat down one degree. and that has a major impact on potential gas use. the payoff of this eventual band that european consumers will no longer be inadvertently funding the warn you. craig is e oil purchases alone, but $285000000.00 a day in russian pockets. and the move towards kena green energ

u. s. u . s. it's not just us western media and as a whole has a relationship. we're turning a blind eye to what i like or what it is friends do at the time. but they will allow things to happen that they normally wouldn't not allowed to happen if there was another country taking you green in the neo nazis. but you can swing to india and look at how india has an increase in hinder bee and violence against muslims with the unity reason why they're not interested sanctioned. they're not going to rush the indian government. it's the same thing we saw, and it's the same thing that we're now seeing in the brain. so the u. s. policy has always been hypocritical, and that has been one of the reasons the u. s. is not been seen any succession for us in the last one. thank you for watching. ah ah. the crisis and ukraine has demonstrated just how fragile and out of bounds global security has become. instead of a calling for is the fire and the escalation, nato countries are doing everything in their power to prolong the conflict. this approach is turning ukraine into a fai

u. s. and the european . so this is just logic that russia says ok if i can use the currency anymore, it doesn't make any sense for me to deliver my gas and my oil for free for, for nothing or something i can't use anymore. what scenario are we likely to see in the event of the refusing to use the ripple for gas payments? hit the glide beneath the gas and they need so he has photos stuck. of course they are, they are complaining and they try anything to do. but even if they, even if russia would stay sticks to the remaining contract in euro's and immediately changed, the euro's and the dollar into rouble again, on the international markets or into gold. it's all the same by saying them, you can, you have to pay, get the roubles, and, and, and exchange it into into euro's. but i think what is changing now is that it is a power ship. it's a power shift away from the human level or us dollar hagar money to a mall movie, paula hagen, money where rusher and china will be a partner on the same site. and the one who has a big trade

u. s. president joe biden will speak with his chinese count by she jin ping on friday. it will be their 1st known discussion in months and it comes just days after the u. s. suggested china as expressed some openness to providing russia with military assistance. speaking the president, she tomorrow, remind me that i told him he remembers every damn thing i've said to our son. lock it inside. we talked about the idea he does. he does not believe about democracy can be sustained in the 21st century. rustling jordan joins us live now from washington dc. so rather than we're seeing more us pressure being applied now on china to not only warn them off or helping russia, but to get behind the us and its allies diplomatically to, to end this conflict. that's right. the u. s. has not been happy with china stance over the past 3 weeks, which is how long the russian war in ukraine has lost it so far. the us does not like the fact that china is trying to be neutral. the us feels that it could be looking for ways to get around us and e, u organized sanctions, regimes that are punishing russia for its invasion. the u. s. is also very concerned tha

u. s. hasn't just been supplying ukraine with weapons since it began. shilling the don best in 2014, but an investigation by yahoo! news, alleges the c. i a has also been secretly training specialized, ukrainian military units all the time. the report which the ca has yet to comment on came at the agencies opposite, has taught the counterparts the best skills for warfare ortiz caleb malpass, reports ca paramilitary forces have also been preparing them for special operations against quote, russia and it's separatist allies. we tried to really focus on operational planning than really hard military skills like long res marksmanship, not just the capacity to do it, but to know how to do it on the battlefield. our job is to have an exponential impact. it's not to get our badge for shooting a russian or something. i think the training really paid off the ca, ukraine program was kept secret for 8 years. some of those involved in setting it up worried about what might happen if it was made public. i don't know how we didn't get anybody injured, to be honest, but the covert nature of the mission

u. s. u. s. charges are completely unsubstantiated with just to wrap up on the wall. you touched on it. why are so many western diplomats so sure that these by weapons programs do not exist? no chance of it. because that they, there's a war going on and, and war definitely is truth that the, the, the 1st victim, but so as, so as you know, ambiguity questioning, critical thinking, etc. so you know, so the idea of looking at a problem, both sides is completely, you know, goes completely out. the window assumes the bullet starts flying. so i, so the, the western nations, nato, are the know what they are told, towing the u. s. line back in the us up completely and, and essentially repeating every outrageous charge that emanates out of washington. the thoughts of journalist a, north, 3rd down the lists are live in the program. thank you tony. thank you. ok. despite the international pressure to isolate moscow, pakistan is pressing ahead with plans to finalize a multi $1000000000.00 gas pipeline to be built by russian, the pockets on stream pipeline, also known as the north side. project will

u. s. u. s . it's not just us for western media as a whole. has a relationship with turning a blind eye to what i like or what it's friends do with the time. but they will allow things to happen that they normally wouldn't not allowed to happen if there was another country taking you green in the neo nazis. but you can swing to india and look at how india has an increase in hindu rita and violence against muslims with the unity reason why they're not interested sanctions. they're not interested in russia, the indian government. it's the same thing we saw in c d a. it's the same thing that we're now seeing in the brain. so the u. s. policy has always been hypocritical, and that has been one of the reasons the u. s. is not many succession for us in the last 20 years. well, that's all for the salad. my name's point is clear for me in the teen. thank you for watching. ah oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? high selection community. are you going the right way or are you being led somewhe

u. s. believes that bladder report news targeting civilians deliberately in ukraine and as a result the u. s. has also alleged not just the u. s. president, but also the secretary of state that repeal putin is guilty of war crimes. and so as a result, when you use a term like that, it has legal implications and connotations, including potential prosecution in the international criminal court. and so the u. s. president, clearly making the case of using the sort of the allies of the world on his 3 days of meetings that he has had here in europe to underscore this point, to make back case one that we expect. he will also make as he delivers a major foreign policy speech and becoming ours. and what can we expect from met speech? kimberly well, wait segue. the u. s. president is really going to culminate the various points he has made throughout these 3 days of emergency meetings on the russian invasion of ukraine. not only is he going to stress coordination when it comes to security, but he's also going to stress the importance of unity. you heard the president as he spoke earlier, as he met with the president of poland.

u. s. president, really that misinformed or just forgetting something? i was suggesting. bob belgrade, i would suggest that we send american pilots in and blow all the bridges home. adrena short memory is a blessing. indeed. you better watch r t. jo. we've a lot to remind you of subscribe to our channels on o. d z. a rumble and telegram or watch us on our website at r t dot com. and while that brings us to the end of up bulletin for this hour, we'll be back in 30 minutes with more on this ongoing developing. boy, thank you so much for joining us. ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic, development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical. i'm time to sit down and talk with me and walk into apart their own war at the wrong place at the wrong time and wrong me . this is how the 5 star years general omar bradley advocated against extending the korean war to china in 1950 back down the american establishment heated the

well, we have just lord, the todd, the u. s. secretary of state entity blinking, did speak on friday with dmitri, who label the ukrainian foreign minister, the retail from the us state department indicated that it was much of what the u. s . has been saying to the ukrainian government that it stands not just with the government, but with the ukrainian people that it is doing everything. it can to get security, humanitarian and economic age to the ukrainian government and to the ukrainian people. and that protecting ukraine. sovereignty is top of mind, certainly also prays for the courage of the ukrainian people in this war, which is now in its 4th week. ok, thank you for that. rosalind jordan without update from washington d. c. the 3 both countries have ordered the expulsions of russian embassy stuff. estonia, latvia and lithuania, say they have taken coordinates of action of solidarity with ukraine. a total of 10 russian diplomats being expelled. russia has vowed to respond to keesing the countries, the unjustified dismissals