u. s. military should leave the country because it no longer helps fight terrorism there. on. since i have all our julian of algae that come out, the u. s. must restore its army sooner or later, they will withdraw that. so fact, they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria. this is a lie, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis and your battle nursery, and also liberated many syrian territories moving out in a paul, which hopes to become a fully fledged member of the shanghai compilation organization. that's according to the country's ambassador to russia. as he shed moscow and cap and his plan to develop trade agreements in their respective national currencies. megan, megan began him. legend is after that is of his versus her. oh, so you have that. i have that again and ultimately because it'll be lovely booking . or it will be thing about this under our one. got it is not in a death. yes it because it will probably general the rest of his dog. and then go pri

must prepare to be bustled. ready? lots, according to u. s. air force commander who says the country's armed forces should be willing to sacrifice their lives to kill our enemies. i'm interested in being the most lethal force. the world has ever known. lethality matters most. you will get 0 sympathy from me about having to do big things quickly and about the significant challenges that exist on. meanwhile, mike, many hung, the general is quoted by a some media saying when you can kill your enemy, every parts of your life is better. it's i, as you as a false left tenant, colonel carn krakowski says that such words on acceptable eisley. i think only chicken hawks feel that way only politicians feel that way. i don't think, i think in fact that is so wrong that this is why we have so much mental health issues amongst our returning military. they don't get satisfaction from killing their so called enemies, but it's not satisfying. it's actually quite disturbing. and he, he's preaching to, he's trying to motivate his own people. any speaking a lan

u. s. military should leave the country because it no longer helps fight terrorism there. home. since i have one agilent of algae that come out, the u. s. must withdraw its army soon or later they will withdrawal. that's a fact. they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria. this is ally, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis and job battle nursery, and also liberated many syrian territories. well that brings us to the end of bullet him for the sala will be back at the top of the hour with more and i'll breaking you story, a school shooting in central russia that has lived 15 people paid as a dock international. thanks for joining with ah ah ah ah, ah ah. allowing the welcome to cross stock where all things are considered on peter labelle while the military conflict in ukraine is far from over. the political fate of this country will be determined at the ballot box of the next few days. regents of ukraine are set to reject gibbs rule enjoying the russian fede

u. s. presence should end as its presence no longer helps fight terrorism in a country home. since i have one agilent of algebra come on, the u. s. must restore its army sooner or later, they will withdraw that so fact they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria. this is a lie, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis and your battle nursery. and also liberated many syrian territories nepal hopes to become a full fledged member of the shanghai cooperation organization. the country's ambassador said, as he shared moscow and catherine deeds planned to develop a mechanism for mutual agreement that no respective national currencies. we can make it mechanic like to have done to pieces like this so we can have that kind of that kind of added ultimately because it will be we will also be boating. we will also explore it to the sign of a barter. but based on that, one is not in one of the other card that should be partially true, proper bank in general has to b

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u. s. must be very careful. i support the message to china that we want less aggression from china. after that, i think we need to be very, very careful with the situation. i mean, you know, i, i think we've seen china is taking advantage or the regime of their, of biden's weakness. they've been doing more exercises and more kind of military stand up. and i know i, i spoke over the weekend with a military leader active duty military leader who told me that they, they spent a lot of time worrying about china worrying about what could happen. so look, i, we want to protect and support our allies, but we want to be careful not to be drawn into a war, especially a war with a nuclear power by the ministrations policy seemed to be to continue to provoke other, our world powers. and to put out their interests, our, the world's interests or other nation's interest above ours. and i think that's a problem. let's wrap it's 828 a m, moscow time on sunday morning to head over to all website from on any of those stories. if not, i'll be back again to the top of the i with another rundown of the

u. s. sanctions must be listed to reach a nuclear deal. ah, i love nick cloud. this is out there alive from day. also coming up a world food program facilities looted and set on fire and haiti's violent protests sweep, the country ukraine's president says a mass grave has been found in the northeastern city resume, which was retaken from russian forces. and the tennis world reflects on an epic career. roger federer now saying good bye to the game he loves. ah, so aaron's president has spoken exclusively to al jazeera about talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. abraham racy says any removal of sanctions should have guarantees, as well as a mechanism to achieve last agreement. russell soda reports not from sour kind in his becca stock. i had to sit down either with the president of the islamic republic of iran, and i asked him several questions on a wide range of topics. one of the most important of them was about the nuclear, the potential nuclear deal. i asked him why the nuclear negotiations are not moving forward. this is what he said. well, hello, fastly min

must recognize when it is time to end my competitive career. ah, this is out his era, these your top stories. it's holly iranian president abraham racy, has told down to sarah the u. s. sanctions must be lifted to reach a nuclear dale. i see and says there should be guarantees to achieve a lasting agreement. well, hello, fastly mozy to pod, the money removal of sanctions should be accompanied for the resolution of safeguards. there are some political and baseless accusations against islamic republic of iran when it comes to safeguard issues. so this agreement will not be fruitful of following a few days after signing the agreement. like the resolution proposed to the board of governors that the a, the same thing will happen and based on the influence, so they will create problems again. so we should finalize the safeguard issues. and regarding the guarantees, if we have the trustworthy guarantees and we have the last thing, removal of the sanctions, not temporary removal of sanctions. and if there is a lasting solution for the safeguard issues, the sor, it's possible to reach agreement claims present. valadez zalinski says that a mass grave has been found in the nor

u. s. sanctions must be lifted to reach a nuclear deal. i see insist there should be guarantees to achieve lasting agreements. well, hello, fastly was your day upon the money removal of sanctions should be accompanied for the resolution of safeguards. there are some political and baseless accusations against islamic republic of iran when it comes to safeguard issues. so this agreement will not be fruitful of following a few days after signing the agreement. like the resolution proposed to the board of governors that the a, the same thing will happen and based on the influence, so they will create problems again. so we should finalize the safeguard issues for and regarding the guarantees, if we have the trustworthy guarantees and we have the last thing, removal of the sanctions, not temporary removal of sanctions. and if there is a lasting solution for the safeguard issues, the sor, it's possible to reach agreement. and you can watch awful interview with abraham racy on talks out there on friday at 16 for g, m t equations president flor ms.

u. s. sanctions must be lifted to reach a nuclear deal. rise, he insists there should be guarantees to achieve a lasting agreement. well, hello, fastly mosley pod, money removal of sanctions should be accompanied for the resolution of safeguards. there are some political and baseless accusations against islamic republic of iran when it comes to safeguard issues. so this agreement will not be fruitful of following a few days after signing the agreement. like the resolution proposed to the board of governors that the i a, the same thing will happen and based on the influence, so they will create problems again. so we should finalize the safeguard issues. and regarding the guarantees, if we have the trustworthy guarantees and we have the last thing, removal of the sanctions, not temporary removal of sanctions. and if there is a lasting solution for the safeguard issues, the sor, it's possible to reach agreement experience. president velocity lansky says a mass grave has been found in the northeast and city of is you. the city which is in the concave region has recently been recaptured from russia

u. s. sanctions must be lifted to reach a nuclear do. ah . hello on inside the sound, they're like, oh, they're coming up. a cranes, presidents as a mass grave has been found near the ne, in city of is you, which was recently retaken russian forces. well, feed program facility is looted and set on fine. hasty is vaught in process sweep across the country, and thousands continue to pay their respects to queen elizabeth the 2nd the key to get there is now nearly 8 kilometers. ah, rollins president, has spoken exclusively to al jazeera about talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. abraham racy says that any removal of sanctions should have guarantees and a mechanism to achieve a lasting agreement. a corresponding whistle. a set of reports from some account is becca stone. i had the sit on you to read the prism of the islamic republican iran, and i asked him several questions on a wide range of topics. one of the most important of them was i bought the nuclear, the potential nuclear deal. i asked him why the nuclear negotiations or not moving forw

u. s sanctions must be lifted to reach a nuclear deal. ah, money fight this balance, is there a lie from dough? so coming up, the current president says that a mass grave has been found near the ne, in city of is you, which was recently retaken from russian forces. well, feed program. so this is lieutenant set on fine haiti's vine and protests sweep the country. and critics, a keys us republicans of using people with political poems off to nearly a 100 migrants had dropped in front of the vice president's home. as a rollins president has spoken exclusively to al jazeera about talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. abram racy, says any removal of sanctions should have guarantees and a mechanism to she's a lasting agreement. our correspond wrestler said a reports from his pakistan. i had to sit down either way with the president of the islamic republic of iran, and i asked him several questions on a wide range of topics. one of the most important of them was about the nuclear, the potential nuclear deal. i asked him why the nuclear negotiat

u. s. lab, we must take hypotheses about both natural and laboratory spillover seriously until we have sufficient data as a whelming evidence for either so in no tickle research related origin is lacking. the jury is still out. more than 2 years into the pandemic. the search for the origin of sauce covey to remains incomplete and inconclusive. the medical journal published a 58 page report on cove at 19, but the mere suggestion that the so called the lab league theory might not be a conspiracy. after all, has sparked much criticism from the coven misinformation, police who have been denying such claims for 2 years. labeling those who questioned the mainstream narrative conspiracy theorists. this may be one of the lance, it's most shameful moments regarding its role as a steward and leader in communicating crucial findings about science and medicine. it's really disappointing to see such a potentially influential report contributing to further misinformation on such an important topic. so clearly some are refusing to accept that they could have been wrong, but that's not the only and apparent disi

u. s. is incapable of getting involved in the tie . one issue, one is clear. you said that u. s. is moving away from strategic ambiguity when it comes to, to tie one question. but we must 1st asked if the u. s. is able to, to defend taiwan effectively. even if it wanted to, if the u. s. encourages tie, want to send the source to mainland china, the u. s. b s b c. think that missiles 2nd recently clear that victory, president of china has surpassed the us presence in the region. increasingly more and more scholars i got the largest threat to the. busy security is the u. s. the year start to the other 2 to 3 years in the last 100 years, but not for china. china has seldom really fight a war since it opened up the economy to follow up cost is whether it is credible on this kind of plan. what we see otherwise is that there are numerous cases of loose things to a digital mortgage shortcut. ability in the american foreign policies, the u. n. and a huge majority of the world and also one trying to principle. so the majority of the world will not be onto your site. the white house had to walk back by this statement, saying washington's policy is not changed. meanwhile, joe, by

u. s. is even capable of getting involved in the taiwan issue. one is clear, you said that u. s. is moving away from strategic ambiguity when it comes to to tie one question . but we must 1st asked if the u. s. is able to to defend taiwan effectively, even if it wanted to. if the u. s. encourages tie, want to send the souls to mainland china, the usb risk b. c. think the missiles 2nd recently cleared that you break free president of china has surpassed the us presence in the region. increasingly, more and more scholars argue that the largest threat to the. busy web security is the u. s. b, yes. not to the other 2 to 3 years in the last 100 years, but not for china. china, her cell don't really fight a war since it opened up is economy to follow up. cost is whether it is credible or on this kind of france. what we see otherwise is that there are numerous cases of loose things to a digital mortgage store. credibility in the american foreign policies, the u. s. and a huge majority of the world and also one trying to principle, so through majority of the world will not be on the u. s. side. that for you, as senate report outlining the cia torture program will not be publis

u. s. because of course sharing must palestinian and also american. could that be another avenue for the family to find justice? i'm not exactly a legal expert, but i do know that there has been a history of the you escorts dismissing anything to do with foreign policy, as in matter that they would not take on directly. and that is up for the u. s. government to resolve, sir, there is a deference for the administration and many of these kinds of cases. so i'm not entirely sure what are the prospects of that are to be let's ask us house and who's a, a legal expert about this. a civil case in the u. s. could that be another option for, for, for the family to consider. and again, i'm like, there is as far as i know, there's the alien towards claim on probably would create an option for showing family to submit towards should in american a ports based on and my own knowledge. i know that there has been several cases by israelis who have submitted similar law suits against palestinians including the palestinian authority, demanding financial compensation a

u. s. stands ready to help with that restructuring. but also that all the creditors officer lanka must walk together openly, an on an equal footing as the u. s. and iran struggle to find a way to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. the effects of severe economic sanctions continue to cripple the iranian economy. you are sanctions were re imposed after washington withdrew from the agreement and 2018 dorsey jabari reports from to ron. this is iran's biggest annual corporate exhibition, 400 stalls featuring its most well known product. the week long events is a chance for merchants from across the country to showcased our works. the hey, darian family has been making rugs since 1890 our ash. hey, darian is the 5th generation to run the business that employs 1500 people across or on. his family has been producing carpets for the past 130 years and about 10 years ago used to export up to 90 percent of them. now that number is down to less than 30 percent. are ash is hoping for a break through and talks on the joint comprehensive plan of action or j. c. p. o, a r. john. i got a k, i and john bisho

u. s. left at that, the revitalization of this agreement must be stopped at all costs as must the lifting of sanctions against iran. so that is definitely the chief objective of this meeting. and a media reporting that jojo la peeved, told the israeli cabinet before he departed israel. that he feels that they are on the very successful diplomatic campaign to stop the agreement. and also is said to have mentioned that he sees germany as central to the european position. germany, however, has aligned itself closely with europe and to the european union's foreign policy adviser. has said that he believes reinvigorating the deal is crucial to stop a nuclear catastrophe. in his words, however, he has also acknowledged quite recently that he believes the chances of getting a new deal back or are receding. and the talks are said to be deadlocked. so at the moment, israel may be hoping to push its case harder, but certainly germany will not be deciding anything alone. so was all the chances to day of reaching some kind of compromise. i think we're likely to hear some general professions of understan

u. s. is even capable of getting involved in the taiwan issue . one is created said to us is moving away from strategic ambiguities when it comes to the high one question, but we must 1st asked if the u. s. is able to to defend taiwan effectively even if it wanted to. if the us and kelly just tie, want to send you sold to mean i tried a u. s. b c. think to try to missile. second, we cleared that tree, president of china has passed the us presence in the region. increasingly, more and more scholars argue that the largest threat to the world security is the u . s. the year starts the other 2 to 3 years in the last 100 years, but not for china. china. so don't really fight a war since it's opened up economy, follow up cost, whether it is credible or on this kind of what we see otherwise is that there are numerous cases of lewis, things to digit before it gets built in the american foreign policies. the us and a huge majority off from work and dos when trying to principal. so the majority of the well will not be on the us side the for us. and that report outlining the ca, torture program will not be published. this after a district of columbia court, rural, do the repo

u. s. violated wrong sovereign rights by illegally confiscating billions of dollars on fabricated charges. foundation of fis cases, the elementary principal that relations between states must be based on international law. the u. s. legislation cuts the link between punishment and responsibility. united states legislation doesn't bother with questions of proof or of attribution or responsibility. live her mind proving that iran is guilty and a new particular case. sentence 1st, verdict afterwards. if the united states believes that the round should serve for its alleged actions under international law. why did it not seek to bring this matter before this court? rather than breaching international law itself to wrong claims to us not only violated international law, but also a bilateral treaty between the countries. it's seeking reparations for $2000000000.00 in assets seized from a radiant bank and companies. the u. s. that it was taking the money to give it the victims of terrorist attacks blamed on the radio state. but to wrong has adequately deny the claims that is supported terrorism. 5 mohammed runs a professor at the university of toronto. say that even if the us isn

u. s is even capable of getting involved in the taiwan issue. one is created said to us is moving away from strategic ambiguity when it comes to the high one question, but we must 1st asked eve the u. s. is able to, to defend taiwan effectively, even if it wanted to, if the u. s. and kelly, just tie one to send missiles to mean i try to us race b, c, think charge missile 2nd. clear that 3 percent of china has caused the us presence in the region. increasingly more and more scholars argue that the largest threats to the. busy security is the u. s. the year to the other 2 to 3 years in the last 100 years, but not for china. china. so don't really fight a war since it's opened up economy. the follow up cost is credible on this kind of plan. what we see otherwise is that there are numerous cases of lewis things to a district before it gets built in the american foreign policy, the us and a huge majority of from world and also one kind of principal. so the majority of the well will not be on the us side. 5 in controversial remarks over taiwan is not the only thing that is raised eyebrows around the world. with more on one of the president's speech spark, widespread

u. s. is even capable of getting involved in a taiwan issue. one is korea and said to us is moving away from strategic ambiguity when it comes to to high one question, but we must 1st asked eve the u. s. is able to to defend taiwan effectively, even if it wanted to. if the u. s. and co, we just tie one to send missiles to mean i try to us, we risk b. c thing to charge missiles 2nd. recently clear that in big 3 person of china has passed the us presence in the region. increasingly more and more scholars argue that the largest threat to the. busy security is the u. s. the year start to the other 2 to 3 years in the last 100 years, but not for china. china. so don't really fight a war, seems to open up the economy, the follow up cost, whether it is credible or on this kind of france. what we see otherwise is that there are numerous cases of lewis, things to digit credibility in the american foreign policies. the u. s and a huge majority of the world and also one china principal. so the majority of the will will not be on the us side. finance, controversial remarks over taiwan is not the only thing that is raised. eyebrows around the world, with more on why the pre

u. s. is in control of that area as i said. and it must be answerable to what's happening. russia is looking at this as a, a, a big blow to its economic interests. of course, those lines will not it pumping gas into germany or any other country at the moment because of the sanctions. but there was the hope that once a deal is done with the europeans, that once this conflict is over and the sanctions are lifted at the, the gas that is already in those pipes will be, it will start functionable being pumped and it is worth billions of dollars, also the cost, the cost of the, of the pipelines itself is or is, is unimaginable for the ashes. and it is one of their strongest carbs in, in their political and economic games with the europeans, particularly in the framework of sanctions. and what's going on in ukraine mohammed, well, we're just getting news right now. this is according to the associated press news agency. i don't mean to put you on the spot here, but the kremlin is saying that for russian controlled regions of ukraine will now be fo

but we must 1st asked if the u. s. is able to, to defend taiwan effectively, even if it wanted to even we've done under estimating the us, which i don't think the pitch chinese coupling is under estimating to us. but let's take stock of what the chinese side hatch aside from nuclear weapons. the last h missiles in china are the best in the world. if you have a high one to send the source to mean a china us, we risk b. c. think charge missiles, 2nd. clear that 3 questions of china has supplied the us presence in the region. second, b us as the majority support of the world on this issue. awful moral grounds because the huge number of countries and the you and, and doors to one china principal to follow christ, whether it is credible or on this kind of french. what we see otherwise is that there are numerous cases of loose things to digit credibility in the american foreign policies. the u. s. we tree from august time along with decision to withdraw from sophie and united. so 5 and ben ben curtis spiders in syria in 2019

u. s. and nato for the foreseeable future. and he said, germany's armed forces must become the best equipped military force in europe. dodson is polite and fumed. germany is ready to take on leadership responsibility for the security of our continent, continents. as before, gonzalez, the most populous nation in europe with the largest economy. and as a country in the middle of a continent and our army must become a corner stone of conventional defense in europe or something come the best equipped military force is to see that is the goal. when does, and we should be motivated by the knowledge that our european partners and friends do not proceed. this go, us are threatened to support as reassurance zones and wondering he w, a chief political correspondent melinda crane, has been following the chancellor's speech at the annual bonus there conference here in the lead, and she joins us now. melinda, the german chancellor saying germany is ready to take on a leading role in europe. security. now that's something that would have been unimaginable just a year ago. is the g

it's must not be accepted. when the u. s. in the you, you say they will impose further sanctions for what they called sham referendums and an illegal land grabbed by moscow. all the while fighting continues in east in ukraine. russia rockets hit the city of the ne pro earlier local authority, saying that 5 people, including 2 children, died in an attack on residential buildings. and sweden's coast guard says it's found a 4th leak in the nord stream gas pipeline network. i moscow denying suggestions that it's responsible for sabotaging the baltic sea gas ly. let's go to uh, different categories such as brands, jones's are from you and headquarters now. and so james, the inspector general unequivocal in his condemnation of the russian position. yet the sake of general speaking out, because he'd heard that the russian authorities were going to stage a ceremony in moscow in the coming hours to formally annexed the territory that was subject to those referenda, the sex gentle making it clear that those reverend, in his words are s

foundation of this case is the elementary principal that relations between states must be based on international law. the u. s. legislation cuts the link between punishment and responsibility. united states legislation doesn't bother with questions of proof or of attribution or of responsibility. never mind proving that iran is guilty, you know, new particular case sentence 1st, verdict afterwards. if the united states believes that iran should answer for its alleged actions under international law, why did it not seek to bring this matter before this court? rather than breaching international law itself thereon claims the u. s. not only violated international law, but also a bilateral treaty between the countries. it's seeking reparations for $2000000000.00 and assets seized from iranian banks and companies. you said it was taking the money to give it to victims of terrorist attacks. blame aren't blamed on the iranian state. but tron has adamantly denied the claims that it's supported terrorism. yet more on this story. we're in a cross live now to sad mohammad mirandi, a professor at the university of to ron

u. s. government has done this on, you know, you on must, has made a lot of noise about his starling service. i think that's probably over hyped. um, you know, that technology, you actually need physical stations within the country, which is hard to get in. but other companies that provide anti censorship software are now free to really increase their, their reach into iran. right. and so you mentioned the ala musk installed and also available to ukrainians. of course, does the u. s. c. internet provision as another weapon against authoritarian regimes. that's been a contentious debate in the us for a long time about a decade ago. the answer would have been yes. the officials would say all the time, this is a tool that people can use to topple tyranny. it's a force for good. now there's a lot more hesitance about that, and as you noted, even with iran, us sanctions have limited this kind of technology going to iranians for years now. so, but i think, you know, what's going on in ukraine is a good example of using these technologies to support journalism, to support open access to information

must not be accepted. the un security council meet on friday, the u. s. and albania had been working on a draft resolution condemning russia. there is, of course, little doubt, but russia will veto such a resolution. but already the u. s. ambassador to the united nations linda thomas greenfield, has said that she will then take the issue to the un general assembly. a russia has accused the un chief of taking sides in the ongoing conflict. madame a vow is in moscow with more nat. moscow is not listening to what mister god gutierrez is saying. the law moscow is in another world. russia is bracing for celebrations and the historic speech by vladimir putin president vladimir putin. tomorrow. so, i mean, the logic here is very different. we are in the, i'm, i mean, i'm talking from a place where, i mean, things are seen from a completely different perspective. russians are bracing for what they called the correction of history. i think that those territories belong to russia, and that it was wrong in the 1st place to, to let them go. and now it is time. it is

u. s. 8 of billions. of dollars for ukraine wine that they must trek and see to own needs because home people are so poor and they are worried about the future. shanida senior staff reporter at the news, international news paper and pakistan that i've had dar says the response so far is falling short of what is needed. it is a human date in crisis did. is it still a possibility of food shortages? the u. n. flash subpoena as so far another $160000000.00 only. it's just a phoenix. there are 2 elements which i want to highlight. fun is donors, fatigue. that is the major issue. but the more important thing is the double standard. because vent focused on muster standing on the right side of the registers, after 911, and then the upgrade occurred in 2005 and then the flood occurred in 2010 vent august on was the lay of the united states. there was generous inflows. busy from all 9, did i? sure donors. but after the $911.00, mad, the things have no change after the withdrawal of us troops from afghanistan, not be on their lease, interested in pakistan. and it's being shown that bygone has been isolated up augus

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