u. s. must stop its exploitative behavior in syria and across the region. russia, iran and turkey, despite our divergent views on what is happening on the euphrates, have a shared position that the u. s. must stop stealing from the syrian people. they must stop taking oil from there and they must withdraw from the country. we believe that in order to achieve long term stability, their control over the entire territory must be transferred to the official government in damascus under the control of the armed forces of the siri era republic or independent journalists. vanessa bailey says, the u. s. actions in syria and nothing short of theft and piracy. i think it was only 2 days ago that 40 url tankers was seen leaving north east to iraq. and from there, of course, they are sold a predominantly into israel. the syrian people are living under some of the most barbaric sanctions that we've ever seen in history that also even affect countries that are coming to the assistance of syria to rebuild civi

u. s. has done to fuel the current problems in the 1st place. the mainstream media continues to claim that when beijing does something, it must be some sort of a trap. as if the u. s. and its allies haven't become known for the same traps that they are now accusing china of spreading all around the world. one person has been reported killed and 3 others wounded, including a child in ukrainian shelling of the done yet city of go to of car on wednesday morning. not he sort of coastal of reports on the kitchen. we are in a city of girl of go had the moments ukrainian artillery struck this residential area just after 6 o'clock in the morning as a result, 54 year old man. his name is alexander, was killed instantly. his son, mac are 10 years old, received shrapnel wounds to the his body to the head and he is currently being treated at a hospice. all doctors are doing everything they can in order for him to survive. meanwhile, shelling of girl of good continues and continues mainly in residential areas. a proposal goes through to susan the floor. they deliberately shelled the village. there were no troops or military facilities here. well, they purposefu

u. s. must stop stealing from the syrian people. they must stop taking oil from there and they must withdraw from the country. we believe that in order to achieve long term stability, their control over the entire territory must be transferred to the official government in damascus. under the control of the armed forces of the syrian arab republic. what we've seen in the uranium capital is that the level of trust between tara and moscow in ankara only keeps growing. the next summit will take place in russia. we heard from a political communications professor at the university of ron florida is adi, who says that the level of cooperation between russia and iran will only increase both russia and major oil and gas producers. their neighbors, they have had historical relations president was in russia just before they thought of the conflict ukraine resisting less than is a loan of both country. and i think the leadership in both countries have realized that no matter what they do and governments including, and especially the united sta

u. s. must stopped exploitative behavior in syria and across the region. russia, iran, and turkey. despite our diverging views on what is happening on the euphrates, have a shared position that the u. s. must stop stealing from the syrian people. they must stop taking oil from there and they must withdraw from the country. we believe that in order to achieve long term stability, their control over the entire territory must be transferred to the official government in damascus under the control of the army. all right, to get more on the story, we're going across live to independent journalist, vanessa bailey. thanks a lot for joining us on the program. vanessa. so it's been already 9 years since the u. s. intervention in syria. what kind of justification would you say there is, if any, for american troops to still be there? and was there any justification in the 1st place? not, of course, that was, and i mean, it's actually 11 years now. and the year us is still illegally occupying with military

the new president must deal with sri lankan worst economic crisis. u. s. president biden has cold climate change a clear and present danger that cannot be ignored by them as using his presidential powers to invest billions of dollars to protect communities from extreme weather and to support wind energy. speaking at a formal coal fired power plant in massachusetts, he said the u. s. must sec a global example while while protecting americans from extreme weather like wild fires. the president had plagued was plagued by low poll numbers as environmental activist sour on his ability to make concrete changes on climate. but he says the fights isn't ova bull not take no for an urge you. i'll do everything in my power. clean our air and water protect our people's health. when the clean energy future, which again shows like our purview, our children and grandchild or county. no. not a joke. not a joke. we don't keep a rule 1.5 degrees centigrade. we lose it all. we don't get to turn around and the world is counting numbers. we'll europe's heat wave is causing mo

u. s. must set a global example while protecting americans from extreme weather like wildfires. but the president is facing low poll numbers as environmental activists criticize his ability to make concrete changes on climate. but biden says, the fight isn't over, will not take no for an answer. i will do everything in my power. clean our air and water protect our people's health. when the clean energy future, which again shows like our purview, our children and grandchild or county, no. not a job, not a job. if we don't keep it, we will 1.5 degrees centigrade. we lose it all. we don't get to turn around and the world is counting on us. while here, so heat wave is causing more death and destruction. climate scientists, according the extreme, where the a wake up call and warning that was, is to come because fossil fuels, like coal and gas, remained the world's primary energy sources. reco temperatures in several countries off fueling wall fires, french president emanuel not crohn thanked fire fighters battling the worst affected areas of western france. and he says, governments w

u. s. must move decisively president must more decisively in pursuit of an f. b. i investigation into the killing of its own citizen sharina abruptly. we will keep holding governments to account. we will continue to spend with the barclay family and we are hoping that this week's marks a turning point for justice for sharing. thank you. i'm just going to read one final statement by senator jeffrey merkel of oregon and then i'll open it up for questions. he writes greetings, i offer my deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of sherry and an american citizen who was killed by gun fire from the israeli defense force positions in the west bank. despite wearing body armor marked press enlarge letters, a widely respected journalist about the amplified the voice of palestinians and blazed the trail for many women in the middle east. her death is not only a tragedy for her family and a significant loss for the region, but an attack on freedom of the press. broadly and independent, thorough and transparent investigation must be conducted in order to determine the

u. s. must stop stealing from the syrian people. they must stop taking oil from there and they must withdraw from the country. we believe that in order to achieve long term stability, their control over the entire territory must be transferred to the official government in damascus. under the control of the armed forces of the syrian era, republicans, what we've seen in the arabian capital is that the level of trust between teran moscow in ankara only keeps growing. the next summit will take place in russia. elliot katrinka, in tehran, while we heard from political communications professor of the university of to run to food zante who say's cooperation between russia and iran, is only going to increase both russia and major oil and gas producers. their neighbors. they have had history on the relation you know, the president was in russia just before they thought that the conflict ukraine resisting less than a lot of both countries. and i think the leadership in both countries have realized that no matter what they do and government i

u. s. must stop stealing from the syrian people. they must stop taking oil from there, and they must withdraw from the country. we believe that in order to achieve long term stability, their control over the entire territory must be transferred to the official government in damascus under the control of the armed forces of the syrian era republic. this is also still work in progress, which will definitely continue because there is trust between the 3 leaders. and the next such summit is going to happen in the russian capital. moscow. right, artillio katrinka sing across some historic talk there in tehran for us. thank you for that for sure. that you know, university of ron professor said mohammed mirandi says that the u. s. is being hypocritical in its criticism of russia's military operation in ukraine. i believe that the united states is on the decline. and that's something that the iranians have been telling turkey, among other united states is i've been on the decline or decades now, the crisis in liberal capitalism, the endless

u. s. must commit to launching its own credible independent investigation. i echo the family's call for the biden administration to have this investigation led by the f b i and the department of justice, including the human rights and special prosecution section, which are tasked with investigating more crimes against you as citizens. the president should also meet with sharon's family and i urge him to do so while they are in washington to directly here from them. sharina serene and her family deserve to be treated the same way that any other american would be in this situation. an american journalist was killed abroad by a foreign army. i, a sniper, this situation demands a thorough and objective investigation inc. thank you very much. i'd like to now have represented marie newman from illinois to speak good afternoon, although it would be a much better afternoon if we had started a complete and independent investigation and i'm going to cut right to the chase. i am embarrassed and outraged and incense that there is no investigation started and i'm going t

u. s. must said a global example while protecting americans from extreme weather, like wild fires. the president is plagued by a low poll numbers as environmental activist sour on his ability to make concrete changes on climate. but he says the fight isn't over. will not take no furniture. i will do everything in my power, clean our air and water protect our people's health. when the clean energy future, which again shows like our we, our children and grandchildren are counting on us. not a joke. not a joke. if we don't keep a view, a 1.5 degrees centigrade, we lose it all. we don't get to turn it around and the world is counting on us. and for more i am joined now by our correspondent mikaela, if not in washington, mikaela biden's as the world is counting on him and as countries a why the stopping short of declaring a national climate emergency well, because he simply wants to get the chance to take this bit by bit i think he is in the process of giving up hope to avoid that know that he said that he won't take as an answer and that's one of his own centers. do mansion who's turne

u. s. of meddling, their claims must be seen in a whole new light. now, surely, that's true. i mean, these are not new claims that the u. s. has been involved in this or that uprising around the world. i mean, we saw mass protests in hong kong in the same year that they were actually taking place in venezuela and back then. beijing said that the u. s. was stoking the flames of those protests there. and bolton statements just lend more legitimacy to that claim. just this year, the former prime minister of pakistan, enron con, he said he was ousted from power amid a constitutional crisis. and he says that the u. s. was behind his removal because he tried to maintain a non aligned foreign policy. so with all this political chaos around the world, washington and one way or another connected to the u. s. government. it's really, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that a lot of african countries in asian countries are weary about being connected with the united states, especially when the united states is trying to get them on the anti russian sanctions bandwagon. i mean, they'

well, me out in here, just last year, president, she said reunification must be fulfilled and the u. s. has not officially said it would defend taiwan boats. public support from high ranking officials, like nancy pelosi complicate the ambitions of the mum that they call the chairman of everything. the effects of climate change are apparent around the world in heat waves. wildfires, floods and rising sea levels now add lightning strikes to that list. they've killed dozens of farmers in the last week in just one state in northern india monsoon season. in india all looks calm now. but mere days ago, 7 people died in the lightning strike. not far from where these farmers are planting their rice. many here saw at 1st hand le want we were working in the field after people started shouting, we all started running out because there was a very loud lightning strike. the state of utah's pro dish has recorded nearly 50 lightening deaths and just the past week. nationwide weather experts say almost 750 indians have died from strikes since the monsoon season began. there's a direct link to climate

when we are ginger, just last year, president, she said reunification must be fulfilled and the u. s. is not officially said it would defend taiwan. but public support from high ranking officials, like nancy pelosi complicate the ambitions of the mum, that they call the chairman of everything north korea's liter kim jung own, has warned. he is ready to use nuclear weapons against the united states and south korea. it's thawed. kim's regime was preparing to conduct the 1st nuclear tests since 2017 observer. see his lead us rhetoric as an attempt to shore off morale as young young struggles to deal with a coven. 19 outbreak of faltering economy and the threat of more international sanctions. ah, at pune young's kim il sung square citizens dance to mock the so called victory day . although the korean war in the 50s ended in a truce for north korea, it was a victory against the u. s. nationwide celebrations already started much earlier in the day, filling the streets with pride through will marching towards the victorious fatherland liberation war museum. while singing songs that the war

u. s. delegations visit to taiwan must go ahead. ortiz rachel blevins has the details. the united states appears to be moving forward with plans to send a delegation led by how speaker nancy pelosi to tie one next month despite a host of warnings from beijing that the move would be a red line for china. do we have repeatedly made it clear to america, our stern position against us house speaker, nancy pelosi is potential visit to taiwan. if the us insists on going its own way and challenging the red line of china, it will surely be met with forceful responses. all ensuing consequences are completely borne by the us. however, when it comes to red lines issued by other countries, washington has shown that it has no problem ignoring them. after all, that's why it refused to give russia any kind of guarantee that ukraine would not become a member of nato. despite the impact the assurance could have had on using tensions . but even by himself isn't fully on board with polos, his plan. and it appears that the higher the chance of conflicts, the more the hawks and washington su