u. s. or policy towards a taiwan and when asked whether he would or could rule out a military escalation. he also said that am actually a, we a reserved to have to use all means in this conflict. and, or even the secession law in china. will m specifically say so that they reserve every means. so clearly also a military threat. and that is really remarkable because i'm just 2 days before prime minister leak, it's young had a rather subdued tone. but now of course, she's the chin gangs. i'm speech or his press conference was really much more hawkish and much more aggressive. not at all mentioning his word journalist if i can teach my in beijing, thanks so much for that. okay, let's take a look at some of the other news at making headlines around the world. sh. widespread disruption is expected across france to day, as millions strike against president mac horns, pension reforms almost all train and natural services will be suspended. and schools across the country closed the 6th day of strikes

u. s. s or collapse is a pity, but nevertheless, the basis for a confrontation between the u. s. s. or on the new russia and the west disappeared, everything seemed to be fine, but it turned out not to be so it turned out that the geopolitical interests of our partners turned out to be much more important. and pressure immediately began to shake russia. they began to create a 5th column inside, sent hordes of international terrace to strike us and worked along our borders. as a very strong comments that from the russian president vladimir putin. let's cross live now. swati correspondent this steve sweeney. steve strong points, as i mentioned, can you bring us some of the highlights of what vladimir putin at this? yes, well the president was visiting this, had a cop to plant in the city of illinois dare. and he was asked questions about both ukraine and the economy now on the economy. he said the russians defied western expectations. they of course, were expecting g d p to fall dramatically, but it didn't. and the sanctions have in fact. 5 inoculated russia's economy against this exte

u. s. or meanwhile, china says the band by the u. s. is an abuse of state power. magwoods alecia tor hug al gore. as the roles thought to superpower how unsure of itself can the u. s. b to fear a young people's fear it up to such at the greek when the u. s. has been over stretching the concept of national security in abusing state power to suppress other countries companies to we firmly opposed this wrong action issue with the u. s. government should respect the principles of market economy and fair competition . on another, u. s. congressional committee has held hearings on what it calls the chinese communist parties, threat to america. the 1st session witnesses testified on china's influence on technology, aggression towards taiwan, and human rights abuses. i see a committee chair said that china's ruling party was laser focused on a totalitarian future. very i, we may call this a strategic competition, but it's not a polite tennis match. this is an existential struggle over what life will look like in the 21st century. and the most f

u. s. or policy towards a taiwan. and when asked whether he would or could rule out a military escalation, he also said that am actually a, we a reserved to have to use all means in this conflict. and, or even the secession law in china will m specifically say so that, that they reserved every mean so clearly also a military threat. and that is really remarkable because i'm just or 2 days before prime minister leakage young had a rather subdued tone. but now of course, she's the chin gangs, i'm speech or his press conference was really much more hawkish and much more aggressive. not at all, mincing his words, journalist, a 5 and pitched my in beijing. thanks so much for that. okay, let's take a look now, some of the other news making headlines around the world. at least 15 people were killed when heavy rains triggers land slides on a remote island in indonesia, dolphins more are thought the messing rescue efforts are being hindered by poor weather communications. with the area art will save down. widespread disruption

u. s. has become the u. s. seems to think that it still lives in the well of the ninety's as well or to the u. s. has pretty much been running the world as you would a mafia style racket, you know, resorting to exactly the same techniques that matthew results to control. a city extortion, a bullying, blackmail violence, what it hasn't realized is that that world has changed. and now what used to be fed very powerful kingpin that controlled the entire city has now turned into an old, slightly seen our man that doesn't control much of the city. i am much of the world any more. in fact, controls only a few small neighborhoods in that city, namely, you know what the so called collective west. that's because now you have countries that have stood up that are standing up against the u. s. power. i will knows that the so called rules based order was always a u. s. or west based order that's clear to everyone now. and so, you know, it is idea that us still thinks that it can make the rules that it can make everyone else abide by those rules as it has done for a very long time. just shows that the u. s. l

u. s. s. or collapse is a pity, but nevertheless, the basis for a confrontation between the u. s. s. or, and the new russia and the west disappeared. everything seemed to be fine, but it turned out not to be so it turned out that the geopolitical interests of our partners turned out to be much more important though. and pressure immediately began to shake russia. they began to create a 5th column inside who sent hordes of international terrorist to strike us and worked along our borders. the president was visiting this, had a cop to plant in the city of illinois dare. and he was asked questions about both ukraine and the economy now, solution and on the economy. he said that russia's defied western expectations. they of course, were expecting g d p to fall dramatically. but, and it didn't. and the sanctions have in fact inoculated rushes economy against this external pressure are unemployed. but here is historically low, he said, but he said that the western companies are left russia after february 24th, also thought the economy would collapse. but this has now been picked up by inter

u. s. or even germany. follow suit, my colleague brent golf, put that question to d. w. nato reporter terry schultz or washington, along with germany maintains the line that absolutely not. and you, you heard denmark there say it's being discussed, but we haven't heard any other countries really charged to the front like whole and has slovakia, maybe the closest to agreeing to send some of its megs. now you remember brent that we were sort of at this stage before months ago with poland being very willing to send its fleet of megs, in fact, the whole fleet at that time to ukraine. but it wanted to send them through ramstein air base and thereby make it sort of a u. s. transfer. and then it fell apart. so this isn't entirely unexpected that it comes back to poland sending mig, but we did, we certainly didn't know to expect it. this week or today, or let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. iranian activists, a pd, guardian, has been detained again, just hours after she walked free from prison without wearing a headscarf. enchanting slog

u. s . or you sections and at the same time and then taking the time probably to get maybe a better deal from the russians who clearly need some economic support, both on the shore, but also longer term. if i heard you correctly, i think you said some word. china is being somewhat cautious. what type of balancing act for brace is she playing between more covert support for russia, but not to an extent as to damage tried with the west or perhaps trigger more sanctions? exactly, i mean, so far they seem to the chinese seem to have told the line that was said quite early on doing the war by the u. s. administration on not aiding the russian and military conglomerate in prosecuting this war to be seen. and there were some signs recently that maybe the chinese were willing to cross the line, but this as not in of him and in now, i think, i think what is in both of these, that china is, is giving a sort of cover to russia's war in ukraine, but at the same time clearly in the chinese plan, which is mo

u. s. power. i will knows that the so called rules based order was always a u. s. or west based order that's clear to everyone now. and so you know, it is idea. the us still things that it can make the rules that it can make everyone else abide by those rules as it has done for a very long time. just shows that the u. s. leadership at least is completely out of touch. with reality, the u. s. has again slammed human rights in india, citing challenges to freedom of expression, also praising the democratic values. the bind washington and you. deli ortiz, india correspondence from the sharma has more. biden administration's india's track of g honestly seems a bit confusing. on one hand, the u. s. slams india for human rights violation in the country. and the other had, had said that had values it strategic partnership with the india appointment off the top. you as to feel matt in new delhi, the man and a garcia t he stand your has been marked by a series of scandal, and he has been appointed at the u. s. envoy in new delhi. now this appointment took place after a gas off

u. s, which was the global hagaman at the debt, the time that you m frame, or it became too narrow. do that. oh, organizationally and politically at the u. s. did not want to seek approval from russia, china, or european countries for it seems the dimensions all around the world in this context. context that the can you was larry at it presented a president that could then be used anywhere else in the case of the ukrainian kinds is it will have added that the leave, the to escalation cease since it will not force the russian a leadership to negotiate on the contrary, it will leave the possibility for up, but i see across it the for one that is broken transfer. mocking the anniversary of nato's bombing of yugoslavia. you can head over to r t dot com to watch our documentary on the events of those years. shutting lights on the lives of people who came face to face with wall. today, our armed forces joined our nato allies and air strikes against the serbian forces . ah, the white glove with them, a port butternut visible cube is located. it's going from bad to worse spell grades, night

u. s. or earlier i spoke to sandra vice a journalist based in mexico city. and she told us the sequence of events that led to this tragic and we have actually a bottleneck problem as a use mexican border and you to the tightening of the us migration policies. so the shelters in, you're not quite us, are overburdened and many migrant sleep and tens and on squares and streets and not begging for money. it has led to some protest from residence into that lattice. so there was a police wait on monday, during which humorous migrants rare arrested and imprisoned in the migration office . at night they stage to protest burning mattresses, which caused the fatal outcome. they're not what reactions have you been hearing and so far and mexico's president a little brand or just informed some minutes ago about the catastrophe, but without fertile comments. really, the u. s. ambassador can tell us, i just sent a twit saying that this is a reminder all to the governments of the region for off the importance of fixing a broken migration system. according to media reports,

u. s. technically doesn't have relations with taiwan, but the to work very well together. why does taiwanda need this? yeah, that's also a debate hearing tie was, well, how i really relies on the u. s. or, you know, deeply for sure. and the bilateral relations kept depending in the past year, but some local expert. i was a war that i was still needs friends to speak up for it on international occassions, especially those country that recognize, tie one or you know, we say republic of china is a sovereign, an independent country. for example, taiwan has no seats in the united nations, even though i, you know, those france of taiwan or not very powerful countries. they are still members of the, you an anti one neat steer, help you know, to push and to take part in the international community. like to join the dumb ha ward health assembly or other international organizations. and for him. so it's still important for taiwan, you know, to have as many friends as possible as china ties to squeeze its international space. d w's, charter and year in taipei. thank you so much for joining us. ah, thailand is home to 1200000 crocodiles kept on more than a 1000 farms. used for meat and leather out

u. s and sanctions, he would not have a decent meeting with any u. s. officials or he's on his counterpart. so we are not expecting the leaders meeting between the 2 sides in terms of, you know, security talks. if you know the new ministries under sanctions, or you would not provide or create any good atoms for, for the 2 sides to restore the dialogue mechanism, which would not lead to any a better environment for the buy retires. so i think the washington has to consider if it has to make some moves towards that in your life, the country's new premier was also a fresh appointment. this week he previously served as a secretary of the chinese communist party and shanghai. the premier's nomination was supported by sharing pain recently in history as china's 1st president to be elected for a 3rd consecutive term. following his re election, president shake confirmed his allegiance to the country and its people are sure, i pledge to be a legion to the constitution of the people's republic of china and safeguard the constitution's authority. fulfill my legal obligations b

u. s. or rising tension over taiwan. yvonne, china's foreign minister has also announced that diplomatic ties with russia will be strengthened. journalist 5 in crutch, moore and beijing told us more earlier. yeah, i mean, he was praising the bilateral ties between the china and russia as quote unquote, setting a model for the international stage. and he also mentioned that they are strategic partners. ship that is characterized by labor. neighborliness will continue to advance and head off states seating ping and flooding me. putting now to give you some context, this really very cozy rhetoric and a friendly rhetoric is not very surprising. china has always been very close and very loyal and towards russia throughout the whole of the last year. when are russia, a tech, to crane? and it's also interesting how chin gang china's foreign minister frame to the warrant ukraine. he didn't call it a war. he a basically said it's a ukraine crisis and he also didn't mention it mentioned russia as the ag

u. s. stuff we can assume. so ah, the grains jettisoning the principals because they failed powerless towards the u. s. or simply to avoid upsetting an eye. because clearly in light of the russian invasion of ukraine, germany is more aware that it has been for some time that the u. s. can provide military protection. but how credible is germany's commitment to human rights? if it applies different standards to different countries? the u. s. has been waging war on terra for more than 20 years, primarily with drowns, even if president joe biden has scaled down the drone war, he still threatens strikes any time, anywhere where it was cold over the horizon capabilities. which means we can strike chairs 2 targets without american boots on the ground. it's an ongoing war, and one that most people are barely aware of. but germany, a country committed to upholding human rights, is involved. hello, to own or not to own. what about a sharing economy instead? a change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new. the economics magazine made in germany in 30 minutes on d w. ah, ah ah ah ah ah, it's dw

u. s. or let's take a look at some other news making headlines around the world. reports save international criminal court is planning to launch 2 war crimes cases against russian officials in the ukraine war. he comes after icing. chief prosecutor korean can visited, key of last month. the charges are expected to focus on the forcible deportation of children from ukraine and the targeting of civilian infrastructure. in allowing nearly a 100 people have been killed by psych loan, freddy heavy rains and strong winds have triggered landslide and floods the cycle on earlier slow to cross mozambique freddy's one of the strongest and longest lasting storms recorded in the southern hemisphere. an unconventional science fiction firm has taken home the top honors of this year's oscars. the comedy drama, everything everywhere. all at once netted a total of 7 academy awards, including the coveted gong for best picture. the german form all quiet on the western front, picked up for awards. ah, one film do

u. s. uses drones to kill alleged terrorists around the world with or without a declaration of war. executions. without trial. org. the 29th 2021. original footage filmed from a u. s. combat drone circling over. cobble scanning for terrorists. nato forces on heightened didn't days earlier. an i as terrorist attack, killed over 170 people cobble abhorrent among them were 13 us soldiers. many of the victims were trying to leave the country after the taliban takeover. but in other parts of the city, life was continuing as normal over the exam is any doubt. it was a sunday and as it up we were outside wall street updating the kids were playing. they were happy with. there was going to be a wedding. them in, we've just done the shopping, petty gov of cedar gallery, then around 9 a. m. the u. s. military receives intelligence, suggesting another imminent threat to the airport involving a white sudan similar to the car, driven by them. all right. ok mardi surveillance cameras film him arriving at his job at 935. a smarty is an employee of a us aid organization that distributes food in afghanistan. ho

u. s. which was the global hagaman at the debt, the time that you m frame, or it became too narrow. do that, oh, organizationally and the politically that the u. s. did not want to seek approval from russia, china, or european kansas for it's either dimensions all around the world in this context . context that, that when you were slightly at it presented a president that could then be used anywhere else in the case of the ukrainian crisis. it will have added that the leave, the to escalation ceased, since it will not force the russian a leadership to negotiate. on the contrary, it will leave the possibility for up, but i suppress it. the for one that is broken, answer knocking the anniversary of nate has gone. and if he could slightly you can head over to i t dot com to watch on documentary on the event so that he is shedding light on the lives of people. he came face to face with will today our armed forces joined our nato allies and air strikes against serbian forces. ah. ready the glove at the time of visit. okay. this is going from bad to worse grades night. skyline again, it's

in central eastern syria, or thereabouts that u. s presence there at a base housing u. s troops. means this could go either way. this could be us strikes in response to 10 rockets on green village, or it could be more rocket attacks from groups linked to iranian proxies or other groups there. so that's the challenge here. what does seem to be clear at this point, given the course of the last 24 to 36 hours is this is very much a continuation of what we saw first, a drone attack against the facility in northeast syria that killed one us contractor and wounded six other u s personnel or retaliatory strike in this city that we're talking about. now, indira's or again. facilities and munition and intelligence. used by groups linked to iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps. and then 10 rockets fired at green village, which houses us troops that occurring this morning, and now we're looking at this latest attack, and jake were waiting to get more information clarity on who was firing at whom here but it seems very much like syria and sta

u. s. power. i will knows that the so called rules based order was always a u. s. or west based order that's clear to everyone now. and so, you know, it's idea that us still things that it can make the rules that can make everyone else abide by those rules. as it has done for a very long time, just shows that the u. s. leadership at least is completely out of touch with reality. well that's a rock for this. are not all from me peter scott, but are these nicky are and it will be here. the top of the hour you through all the feelings stories as we headed to the weekend. thank you very much with this is the ancient lake and by called more specifically, the island of often also known as the heart of by called straight away. you can feel something mystical tear a place of youth. traditions, an amazing mix of cultures and peoples. but what makes this place so appealing? we're going to speak to some of the most prominent locals of alcorn and uncover some of the seats in the west. it's called a marriage of convenience, but for russia and china, their relationship is strategic

u. s. or in somalia for their own interest, but not to help. so malia they always bomb 4 people and farmers, we, somalis are not enemies to any other country. the only enemy we have as america. i want to tell president hassan shake mohammed to cut ties with the u. e and the u. s . mr. president, we love you as our leader, but please cut ties with arab nations in america. we beg you, our brother, my americans are in somalia for their own national interests because if they were really serious about fighting al chabarise, they would have ended that menace a long time ago. and they are not helping us at all. i want them to leave our country. yes, they should just leave our country. several arab countries, saudi arabia, jordan and the u. e. have condemned a decision by the israeli government issued construction permits for a 1000 new homes on palestinian land. media report. say that is where he authorities have even bigger piles, to build more than 7000 jewish homes across the west bank resident of one past. in village in the west, i have decided to

u. s. stuff we can assume. so ah, the greens jettisoning that principles because they failed powerless towards the u . s. or simply to avoid upsetting an ally because clearly in light of the russian invasion of ukraine, germany is more aware than it has been for some time that the u. s. can provide military protection. but how credible is germany's commitment to human rights if it applies different standards to different countries? the u. s. has been waging war on terra for more than 20 years, primarily with drones. even if president joe biden has scaled down the drone war, he still threatened strikes any time anywhere where it was cold over the horizon capabilities. which means we can strike chairs to targets without america boots on the ground. it's an ongoing war and one that most people are barely aware of. but germany, a country committed to upholding human rights, is involved ah, a pulse with the beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's only about to perspective culture information. this is the w news, and more d. w. made from mines the realm of the mountain gorillas li

u. s. or the west should, should react or change any policy because of what has been said with this great wall of steel. you know, we've got us general saying that they think fit on the u. s. from china may be at war by the year 2025. i think these, these remarks do reflect the alarm from you as officials that china is developing as military capability is quite, quite rapidly. but i do not believe that the u. s. and china will be at war as soon as 2025. both countries leaders are still intent on trying to stabilize the the relationship. although the relationship isn't a steady decline at this point. but this, a trend of chinese military development will run into more tensions with the u. s. as the u. s. is likely to place more sections on chinese entities that are involved in chinese mil, military and industrial complex efforts. lewis, good them for mores about war to possibilities for peace. there are reports that she's being, we'll meet with the russian president next week, and it's also bee

or the black sea. and the, one of the incidence was, was the u. s. navies, m, e, p 3 areas in 2018. when the russians reacted in a similar manner. now the difference here is that a p 3 areas is an electronic reconnaissance plane which doesn't have any strike capabilities. the m q 9 reaper however is equipped was how far missiles and we all have heard of the use of drones by the us in afghanistan and so on and what kind of damage they can do. so the primary task for this role is to strike targets and the secondary purpose is to collect intelligence. so having that drone and the black sea, obviously because, you know, russian knows that ukrainian forces are relying on intelligence from the united states. they're relying on their kind of reconnaissance network, having that reaper drone and the black sea right now is a danger to russia, especially in light of the attacks that have been conducted on crimea earlier on in the war. so obviously it would sat off a lot of alarm bells in russian's hands, even if it wasn't to strike any targets in crimea, it could potentially provide the ukrain

. advisors or the u. s. high command . the utility or the balance of casualties, the diminishing returns. you talked about was, are starting to kick in now in other words, you claim these are affecting lots of casualties, but they're taking too many. but the overall answer the question, brent is no. this will not impact the overall thrust of the counter offense. and the reason is this, that ukraine is preparing quite a large force. currently, it's not yet as far as we know, but certainly it's not been deployed yet. reports are developing about 3 corps, which would be around 9 divisions or so we're looking at $60000.00 troops or they're about that kind of scale back of the envelope stuff. and it's that force that will spearhead the counter offensive wherever. and whenever it is comprised, of course of those troops you saw in the report and many others that have been trained. so the but, but yes it's, it's, it's, it's a bleeding also, but it's not decisive. and i assume you're expecting them ukraine to be able to make some se

u. s. or d, stabilizing the region by pursuing a nuclear propulsion for their summaries. many was died of hypocrisy. the chinese have built 15 nuclear, propel some reins of the last 2 decades. many of them that have intercontinental ballistic nuclear missiles. so the fact that china is kong is d, stabilizing ignores. what's the natural indeed reaction by many countries here? the purchase of this nuclear powered submarine by australia mean, is it, is it correct to say that of the u. k. australia in the u. s. australia is really going to be the, the military or the, even the economy that's going to see the biggest positive impact from this deal. is that correct? well, i think is a little too early to say who's going to have the biggest impact because what we know is there's going to be massive outlays and investments in all 3 countries. the united states just put forward its own defense budget, and there are increasing defense spending specifically towards some rain building by $2400000000.00 for the british announced just yesterday that they are increasing their defense sp

u. s. was involved in the ousting of the iranian leader mohammed mossadegh who had threatened to nationalize the countries or oil which of course the u. s. has a vested interest in and they impose the, the, the pro u. s. pro western shaw, who was himself house. if in the 1979 revolution there more lastly has been involved in cova operations. in sylvia operation, timber sycamore, where we saw $1000000000.00 us dollars a channel to a civilian opposition groups and peter overthrow president butter. alice had now said, you know, really mentioned to africa what, what's been going on there. but of course, is there a huge operations are underway in, in africa, the speak of a secret war, their massive truth numbers, and they use a loophole to bypass congressional accountability u. s or military has trained so does that have been involved in at least 7 coups in the last 2 years? washington is insisted it has shared values with many of these li leaders is the head of the us, african being grilled on that issue. what percentage of the people we've trained end up participating in insurrections or coups against their own

u. s. vice president is going to sway some nations in africa to lean towards the u. s. or the china. what do you think the outcome of this visit is going to be? i think the outcome will be nothing because does when you talk about coaching a southern country, africa is not a contract because 4554 country. and they're diverse in their own nature. diverse and they city diverse and language culture. but if you look at kamala, here it is visiting ghana, which is part of a lot. and then it was just for the east africa community and then via which is part of the static community. and what they're, the biggest discussion is going to be debt restructuring, because if you look at them, be the 1st african country to default on the sovereign debt. they're uncovered. 19 and is working. must have been credited or who are the chinese that are gonna have his own challenges right now as we speak, hasn't had district issues as basically just have to tell him this. and them be a now had issues with a lot of gifts with china. but what africa one africa has that sitting down as individual countries and d

u. s. or the u, and going into africa and the deadliest war right now isn't if you appear and that one's not getting enough attention, i'd really like to see a greater focus from the global community on the homes that are being caused on the african counted by disinformation by russia at through disinformation, by china, through the purchase of media outlets. so i think that's where the greatest threat is and a lot of attention needs to be focused. okay, thank you so much. um, you know, on this panel we have a lot of public representation, but also of course, private representation. i can't, i'm turning to you, of course i'm youtube's reach. there's more than 2000000000 active users on the platform we understand. ah, last year the international sac checking network, i'm representing more than 80 organizations. they had the following warning, and i just like to read out the quote, one of the major condiments of online dis, information, and miss information world wide. is youtube. they said that

u. s. or on the contrary, you will find it in many countries. look at the family also. nicole and indian gandhi, his daughter, the congress party. i mean it's, you will find that in many huge democracies, whether it's india, whether it's france or political personalities, have had that imprint wister name on a political party on or on the movement. do you think other right leaning politicians look to donald trump as i don't know, some sort of example or, or use him perhaps as subject matter to study and attempt to emulate for their own careers, such as the tactics that he used to come to power. though i don't seek to become when you take, for instance, hungarian prime minister, victor, all of them or benjamin netanyahu. a game is really prime minister. both politicians, both sets of gum and happened us the good most probably all those in the future align themselves with stolid trump once more, but they are cool. so as politicians is so different, their historic and political circumstances differ profoundly from, from what the u. s. president is so i, i had noticed that

u. s. pow, i'm no, i will knows that the so called rules based order was always a u. s. or west based order that's clear to everyone now. and so, you know, it is idea. the us still thinks that it cannot make the rules that can make everyone else abide by those rules as it has done for a very long time. just shows that the u. s. leadership at least is completely out of touch with reality. washington has promised the south proclaimed republic of cancer, though its full support in creating an army that will work closely with nato. as, according to the us ambassador to christina, the statement comes a survey amongst 24 years in nato unleashed is bombing campaign on bal gray. us fully supports kosovo, secure to force us comprehensive transition into multi ethnic professional nato. interoperable territorial defense force, proud of her continuous and excellent cooperation. following the bombing of the of the un gave permission for a nato led international peacekeeping force to be formed in pristina, with the goal of providing stability to the water and region. the mission consiste

u. s. responded after one, u. s. contractor was killed and 5 service people were injured. then there has been another cities of attacks. no speaking in the last couple of hours at a news conference and or to were where he's currently carrying out a visit to the canadians. joe biden said that the u. s. would take very strong action if any of their people were injured. and so no, the question will be, will there be a father response from the u. s. or is this a moment where they try to restart, restore some sort of come to the area. there's also questions to be asked. none of them seem to be being asked directly to the pentagon. but why is the us still in syria? of course, there are no un resolutions saying there should be there. there is no reason under international law that they should be there yet. they continue to have a presence in syria. remember, the soldiers moved in a, at the time that i saw was building up its force. it was the whole idea of donald trump, of confronting, at the i. so caliphate i and the u. s. troops decided that it was decided that you as troops would stay tuned, the wards of then president donald trump, protect the oil and fight to grab the oil. was what he sa