u. s. pull out of the nuclear deal, but in iran and western powers, we've been at ramberg as a former us state department official. he says the failure of international talks is a key factor in iran's enrichment president. the concern is that the deal is, has collapsed and just have to be made accordingly. but to deal with the iranian we have various efforts by the. ready for example. ready ready years to try to compete the. ready program through a 7 estimation, but that's just provided an engine block and see really progress. and so i think the progress is continue and unfortunately fortunate rather that the deal was knocked out by the less the ministration american administration we've had negotiations for, for many months. the ministration attempted to go forward with the deal. they're going impediments, apparently an image ocean. i don't know in the details of why the big. ready she has class, but there was a consensus that the negotiations are going to work and run as they progress in the p

u. s. pull up the north stream by blinds in an exclusive interview with option returns eat next on going underground. thanks for tuning and we'll see you back at the top of the hour. ah, i'm after tansy and welcome back to going under ground broadcasting all round the world from dubai in the united arab emirates. this week marks one year since the international community began the long awaited fight back against washington. the gemini, as most of the world refused to sanction russia when its forces moved to the dawn bas ukraine to protect its population. 8 years after us back who it's or thousands killed within months of the e. u and u. k. responding by backing us sanctions on vital russian energy. joe biden, antony blink, can jake sullivan, victoria newland, and the norwegian government conspired to blow up multi $1000000000.00 energy pipeline supplying germany as well as september 2022. being an ecological catastrophe, it resulted in a complete destabilization of energy prices that some blame

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u. s. pulled out to the landmark nuclear deal between iran and western palace. also to come here on al jazeera, how the war ukraine is forcing germany to delay its plans to ditch co and nuclear power. ah. in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world. if i write extremely, there is real and need to be tackled as soon as possible, frank assessments, you guys failed, it's time to back a new joline. that is, why do you get to get out of the minute over by the usa? eat up informed opinions. those and fun really refuse, and the vision of dorky disappointment, insight story on al jazeera. oh, a tough times. the man tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? what troops on the ground? the rigorous debate we challenge conventional wisdom and demand the truth up front with me, mark lamond hill. what al jazeera lou ah, watching. i'll just hear a reminder about top store. is this how rescue efforts into a kia winding down 2 weeks off the devastating quakes turkish emergency services are quoting an end to almost all a search and rescue efforts. wit

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u. s. is pulling dani off the stain ability indices. now these indices list companies that have strong financials, but also made really high standards of environment and social and corporate governance. so it is in a way, a lot of face for the dani group apart from all the financial losses. now why all of this crisis is playing out? the new group is facing other challenges as well. bala wants to renegotiate. it's contract with the advantage group. the companies supply electricity to the country, but officials that say it is overpriced, particularly coal that is coming from an bonnie operated coal mine in eastern india is too expensive. plenty of moving parts to the story. thanks so much for breaking it down. for me natal live for us in new delhi attends the us now where republicans in the house of representatives have voted to remove a muslim congresswoman from the chambers. foreign relations committee, democrats say ill. hon. erma was targeted because of her identity. victoria gate and b has the details and emotional debate. congresswo

u. s. officials say you belong to an aerial observation network spanning 5 continents . these are the soggy remains of what is alleged to be a powerful chinese spy. craft u. s. defense teams here pulling the remnants from the sea off the south carolina coast for further inspection in the pentagon. doesn't believe this balloon was an isolated incident. us and nato officials have meet to discuss what comes next. china engaged in this irresponsible action, violation of our, our sovereignty and turtle integrity and international law. and as we noted as well, we're not alone in this. countries across 5 continents have also had surveillance balloons over fly, other territory, which is why we're sharing this information with others. we're also seeing increased chinese intelligence activities in europe or again, different platforms. hm. um they use a south lord, so they, they, they cyber analysis in order not to say it's also volumes. the discovery of the balloon and at subsequent shooting down have wilson washington's already, teens relations with china. the u. s. has briefed 40 countries on the situation with a stray li are responding by pulling chinese made security cameras from some gover

u. s. government funded, pulled in 2013 that revealed the largest portion of respondents living there are mostly identified as russian and had what they called a warm attitude towards russia. in 2014 and a referendum held in crimea, residents voted to join. the russian federation mosque was repeatedly stressed. the vote was based on the fundamental international principles of self determination, but that's largely being ignored by the west for most crimea, and considered the 2014 dismissal. and then president, yellow, co bitch, a coup. afterwards, they stood against the policies implemented by the new government which targeted russian speaking people or culture. one of the reasons crimea decided to separate from ukraine and become parts of russia. but former us marine geopolitical and was brian for letting believes washington a decade ago was testing the waters in crimea with its poles milling. a qu, and ukraine was on the horizon. we can see how, how desperate the regime has become and also their western sponsors, their, their success on the battlefields is non existence. and what they'r

u. s. president. let's pull in our brussels bureau chief alexander phenomena. she is in warsaw. she was at the royal castle where you as president biden gave that speech and from washington, our washington bureau chief in his po. she's following the story from there to both of you could have you on the show. let me start with you alexandra, one year into this war. if, if there were any doubts about us resolve in support for ukraine against russia. here we say that those doubts were dispelled today. yes, i would say so, and i think this was said biden's main message here, a message that went down well with his polish audience and with the europeans in general, i would say at the you asked president emphasized here that knowing what you stand for is important but knowing who you are standing wither makes all the difference. and he spoke about natal and you asked commitments to nato's article 5, an article that states clearly that an attack against one ally is considered an attack against all allies. and that was, of course, what his polish audience wanted to hear, and many people

u. s. defense teams here pulling the remnants from the sea off the south carolina coast for further inspection in the pentagon. doesn't believe this balloon was an isolated incident. us and nato officials have meet to discuss what comes next. china engaged in this irresponsible action, violation of our, our sovereignty and turtle integrity and international law. and as we've noted, as well, we're not alone in this. countries across 5 continents have also had surveillance balloons over fly, other territory, which is why we're sharing this information with others. we're also seeing increased chinese intelligence activities in europe or again, different platforms. hm. um they use in south florida, so they, they, they cyber analysis in order not to say it's also volumes. the discovery of the balloon and at subsequent shooting down have wilson washington's already, teens relations with china. the u. s. has briefed 40 countries on the situation with a stray li are responding by pulling chinese made security cameras from some government buildings like this war memorial to ensure that they are complet

u. s. leaders and their allies in the security council. so he certainly could pull up the u. s. and it's nato allies have appropriated the right to interfere in any international issues and the internal affairs of other states. and ukraine is a clear example of this. western leaders deceived as before, and they want to keep doing that by putting the right of nato to expand uncontrollably to an absolute level. since the end of the cold war, the west has conducted 251 military operations abroad, causing enormous damage to other countries. collective west must accept the fact that there are other players on the world arena who have their own interests, and that it is necessary to co exist with them and even cooperate on an equal basis with a mutual respect. china, also a permanent member of the security council took to the floor of the meeting. and when shina spoke, they echoed much of what russia said. and in addition to that, they called for talk sort, resolving the conflict to began without pre conditions. here's what we heard from the chinese representative. you look what your

u. s. a list of demands they included barring ukraine from joining the block. it also wanted nato to pull back troops and weapons from eastern europe, nato, and the u. s. said no. 1 february 2022 president vladimir putin last what he called a special military operation, saying that he was left with no other option to protect russia, as well as its people. will think it more insight into president putin's motivation were joined by philip short. he's written his biography appropriately, titled putin. phillips, where you're joining us from italy and france. welcome to al jazeera, so president booth and portrayed himself as a strong man with the decision to go into ukraine had been made by him and him alone. yes, very much so the russian system that he has created is based on different constituencies which support him. but ultimately it's put in who decides, and this would not have happened had he not wanted it right in the appeal to history is central to pollutants. communication effort, as we see just a few days ago when he found when he gave his annual speech. so could you give us an idea

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same that we'll see from him this year and to assure those who have gathered on hand and pulled him that the u. s. a. staying the course to add one thing clear. jake's element, who is the white house national security advisor, he was asked about what president biden will say in the speech. and he said this will not be a direct rebuttal to vladimir putin who, as you mentioned earlier today, that this is not seen as a head to head rebuttal. and that he will indeed be speaking about democracy, about us support for ukraine, and that they see no need to address the points made by president putin. ok, so they won't be taking those head on in a direct response. i was under, i want to ask you about that global alliance that soon we mentioned there biden has earlier called poland, a crucial partner in support for ukraine. but how important is this high level visit for poland? while it is very important, especially when you consider that many here fear that poland could be next that to put in could to one day decides to attack polish territory and so with that allied territory. so of course, for the polish

u. s. is starting to gather international support. pull planning and brave ukrainian defense. quickly sculptured putin's immediate plans to take give to the russian army columns was too bogged down and smashed work narrow that a whole wolf from the enemy pretty calculated their communications in logistic needs and their supply warehouses were across the border. this meant that after 2 days, there were stopped without fuel, ammunition, and food, and they lost the effective management of their troops. on the 1st of april, ukraine announced it had recaptured the entire region around cave dead civilians. some with their hands bound behind their backs were discovered seemingly with a have been shot. russia was accused of war crimes. the russian army which ukrainian intelligences had planned on taking control of keeping 3 days had suffered a historic and humiliating defeat. in may of the months of intense fighting in the pulled city of mary paul, the last remaining ukrainian fighters surrendered at the agile style steel plot. but you crane by now was receiving what would become tens

march in washington in a rally pulled range against the war machine as they express outrage early u. s. involvement. the ukraine conflict with hello, i welcome to our teens and i still broke off seeing alive from those this policy out. and it's great to have you. i'm right her mommy. let's take a look at the top stories this hour. we saw with a tragic development from russia's western belgrade region near the ukrainian border has authority say, a 12 year old girl has been killed by a craning artillery a fact. it occurred in the village of no, via hovel jar. the local governor said the girl had been in the street talking to her father on the phone when 9 artillery rounds were fired at the area. meanwhile, in a dumbass local affair to say the city of dun as was targeted with a barrage of 40 ukrainian rockets. also on sunday, leaving one person dead and 11 others wounded. the facts sparks of fire as the prosecutor's office in this disease, central district, a library of park educational facilities and multiple residential buildings were also damaged. of course on the egos done of as well

u. s. delegation has visited the palestinian town to pull it up after it was attacked by israeli settlers on sunday, especially representative for palestinian a. faith. harvey, i'm a met with the victims. israeli settlers burned down several hollins, businesses and cars. ah, now president canada. miss zalinski is warning that the situation and the eastern frontline city of buck mode is getting worse. regional, separate as leaders say, nearly all the roads into the city. and now under russian control, the area has been the side of a bit, a deadly battle for more than 6 months. but which cannot provoke saddam in both the situation is constantly becoming more difficult. the enemy is constantly destroying everything that can be used to protect our positions for fortification and defense of our soldiers defending in the backward region. our real heroes. the russian media is reporting that an unmanned drone has crashed in the moscow region. the governor says the drawing was targeting a facility used by civilians that have been no casualties of property damage, but the incident as being investig

and more than a week on emergency crews are still pulling survivors from the rubble. and nikki haley, a former u. s. and vassar to the united nations joined the race for the white house in 2024 . she previously said she would not stand against her old boss, donald trump. ah, i'm ami a niece of welcome to the program. ukraine's western allies have been meeting in brussels to discuss further military assistance for key if u. s. defense. secretary boyd, austin says they are doing all they can to keep ukrainian forces supplied with ammunition. some 50 nations, including nato members, have been taking part in the talks. germany plans to fast track delivery of anti aircraft ammunition. but there's been no answer to ukraine's quest for fighter jets . ukraine says this is a fight for its survival. as to winter begins to thaw, the united states warns russia is preparing fresh attacks and deploying new troops to the battlefield. but washington says key if may soon have a window of opportunity. what ukraine wants to do in the, at, at the 1st possible moment is to establish or create a, a momentum, and a in, a

u. s. but excludes many of washington's closest partners. the ear fears that this will pull k k green tech companies away from europe when president biden pledge to invest $370000000000.00 and green energy jobs at home. companies took note, including some abroad like germany's becker robotics. the dillman based business makes cable packages used on car production lines. it's c e o says the u. s. subsidies are enticing enough to consider expanding its business over there, rather than in the u. old woman amos, restore us entrepreneurs. this comes as a relief on some things in germany. take a long time, are simply made difficult by bureaucracy, remarked less bureaucracy, lower energy prices and abundance of well trained technical staff. some of the reasons european companies consider expanding or moving operations to the us, the subsidies might sway them to make the final push. that's why the german and french trade ministers are meeting with the biden administration. they're hoping to convince washington to include european companies in the inflation reduction act. then we hav

and an entire family has been pulled out alive from beneath the clamps building, an invalid. the u. s. is damaged roads, a lack of equipment, and the wither a hampering efforts to find more survivors. and other news you, as president joe biden has delivered his 2nd state of the union address to congress . it came as he faces some of the worst approval writings for a president in the 2nd year of the term. in his speech, been highlighted, slowing inflation, and called the unity saying the country remains unbroken by the pandemic. interlink as president has given a parliamentary address saying the economy is expected to grow again from the end of the year. but president frontal were chromos. singer said people needed to accept higher taxes. of those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after africa direct, which is coming up. next we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what you see, how does all right, we'll bring you the needs and current affairs that matter to you. how does in europe, ah, okay, with these bills, no

i'm certain it will pull more companies said to bring their production to the united states. i mean, the u. s. is a huge market when it comes to cars. and also for batteries, but you also have other areas besides the inflation reduction act where joe biden is pushing for a make an america. so for example, some governmental infrastructure prod, projects, the president just amounted last week was the state of the union. and so he wants all the building material being made in the united states. so they are different initiatives at the moment to push made an america. and i'm certain that a lot of foreign companies will eventually bring some of their production over here . that's also why the european union is not happy at all, as though some you could call it protection as a plan or a quarter in new york. thank you. and speaking of controversial trade with china, berlin has granted another chinese telecoms firm access to the biggest 5 g market in europe. now that's despite warnings from the u. s. about security threats. the partially state own firms, e t. e said last week that germany's office fo

u. s. would pull back support for europe itself, but if they stop funding ukraine yet, that's the same outcome. so this is something i think they're going to want to hear commonly, harris, who is expected to run again, of course, to, to reinforce today very strongly that support for ukraine will remain at its very high levels for into the foreseeable future. as long as she and president biden can control anyway, terry, of course, a couple of harris is from the democratic party. how much of a, what kind of attention is europe paying towards the situation, the domestic situation in the us right now, where, of course, the republicans have a majority in the house. what. how is that factoring into oldies? well i think that is the concern because we're after the mid terms, of course everyone is starting to the the campaigning is starting for the presidential election. and i was actually surprised even as an american to hear people come out immediately after the midterm. republicans come out and say, you know, why are we sending this money to ukraine? we have uses for it at home. yeah, some of them,

pulled alive from the rubble in turkey . and mystery surrounds an object shot down by the u. s. military over alaska. the white house, as it was, travelling at high speed and posed a threat to civilian flights, but gives no indication of the object owner ah . in a warm welcome to our viewers round the world on michael oak in syria rescue efforts in the wake of the devastating earthquake are being hampered by the complications of a decade long war there. but despite the obstacles of vital supplies, are now slowly trickling into syria, with the government saying it will allow humanitarian assistance into rebel held area. it's a 2nd un relief convoy has also now gotten through didn't have your why. well, the devastating earthquake has struck an unimaginable blow it. assyrians, already struggling with years of civil war. many of the people living in the latter kia province had fleet, the fighting, and it lab only for disaster to hit their new homes. community leaders say many refugees were living in these collapsed buildings and i've been young bobby remarked, or margaret, my cousin and his wife have 3 c

u. s. is not blameless in this trajectory. both george w bush and donald trump pulled out of arms control treaties with russia as well. but russia has also been very much part of hacking at this tree. and i think if you step back, you will see that it's self defeating by russia. because if this does ultimately lead to an arms race with the united states, the russia is not in a strong position to keep up with united states. and also this the factor of china to, if there's an uncontrolled arms raised between the u. s. in china. between the u. s . and russia, china is also going to be expanding as nuclear arsenal even more than it already is . i richer, thank you very much for that. that was richard walker, d w as chief international editor. appreciate it. while nato secretary general un stolberg is urging russia to reconsider suspending its participation in the new star treaty, he's been meeting with you cranes, foreign minister and the metro co labor and the foreign policy chief joseph burrell . there talk to place at nato headquarters while russian president vladimir p

his administration said it took months of planning to pull off for the president to travel under the radar. he reinforced. the u. s is support for ukraine before taking a train for about 10 hours into warsaw there. poland's leadership welcome biden, the royal castle, saying his presence makes the eastern nato countries feel a bit more secure. you see president biden, right? they're just wrapping up the speech from just a few moments ago. there he spoke to a number of people not just from poland but from ukraine, as well. remember, poland has been such a key asset and key ally. for the war in ukraine, supporting ukraine haven't taken in millions of refugees from ukraine. the speech finished about 20 minutes ago, where biden said the world is still impressed by ukraine's resilience. one year ago. the world was bracing for the fall of keep well, i just come from a visitor. keith and i can report keep stand strong. keith stands proud. it stands tall. and most important to stands free. meanwhile russian president vladimir putin gave his state of the us rather state of the nation address from moscow, basically the same

u. s. has briefed 40 countries on the situation with a stray li are responding by pulling chinese made security cameras from some government buildings like this war memorial to ensure that they are completely secure in china and system. the balloon was simply monitoring the weaver before veering off. course. it is unacceptable for the us to attack china. vivian is ships, and it is irresponsible. sensationalizing, the phone call. china threat doesn't help improve bilateral dressing, nor does it make the us more secure. as the united states mops up from the balloon fall out. president joe biden is stressing relations between the 2 countries. have not taken a hit. amid growing global tensions. the white house seemingly still hopeful of salvaging ties with beijing. japan and the philippines have agreed on a sharp and boost to their defense ties. the deal will start by allowing japanese troops to join training exercises to respond to natural disasters and other humanitarian emergencies. in the philippines, it follows that agreement allowing the united states more access to philippine military bases

u. s. has briefed 40 countries on the situation with a stray li are responding by pulling chinese made security cameras from some government buildings like this war memorial to ensure that they are completely secure in china insist the balloon was simply monitoring the weaver before veering off. course. it is unacceptable for the us to attack china. civilian is ships and it is irresponsible. sensationalizing, the phone call. china threat doesn't help improve bilateral just nor does it make the us more secure as the united states, mops up from the balloon fall out. president joe biden is stressing relations between the 2 countries, have not taken a hit amid growing global tensions. the white house seemingly still hopeful of salvaging ties with beijing. you've been watching t w. use a reminder of our top stories. ukrainian president, florida lensky has renewed his appeal for his country to join the e. u. in brussels. he said that long term peace in europe will on the happen when you kind of h. russia and becomes an, a humana european commission. president, also a funder line, said there was no ri

u. s. investment from hindenberg research, which has a queue via the group of quote, pulling off the largest cone in corporate history. now the dani group has denied allegations which include stock, market, manipulation, and accounting fraud, and continues to threaten legal action against the company. now all of this thing out of bound gladish wants to renegotiate. it's packed with the company. a donnie supplies electro fisher, that's a, it is too expensive, particularly they say that call that comes from a mind in east and india that is operated by the company is priced too high. so you're seeing financial losses and also sort of of a loss of fears. internationally for the new group, certainly plenty of moving parts of the story. poverty would have been the political repercussions. there are growing calls for regulate us to step in and take stock off the situation. because on one hand, you have all this money that investors are losing, but it's also important to remember that a bonding companies operate key infrastructure businesses. you know, when a company is building for supplying electr

they engineer that could attack the page, the pull my soviet republic into arm confrontation with moscow. is it any wonder the u. s. has never condemned key was far right ideology, it's ag, so state terrorism, violations of human rights and the basics of democracy in ukraine. pat, of course, now we have this dreadful situation where the united states is using ukraine as a proxy to fight against the russian federation. we have to take care of provide ukraine without weapons. they be to continue the fight. somehow the americans don't seem to realize the consequences of their actions in supporting a, a wreck of a ukraine. ah, it's a failed country. it's a cannot exist on its own outside of the soviet union or the russian federation. so i think that if the american stopped and we would be at peace and the role would be a lot better place. and the jaime the world were function considerably better than is doing now. a slow graham with ah, ah, ah, ah, the great decoupling has finally occurred with russia suspending is participation in the new start arms control treaty. russia in the west have gone their own separate ways

u. s. 2015 election for instance, where everybody saw hillary clinton was going to win based on pulling and based on how people were speaking about the election. but you just didn't hear voices from all levels of society. so i think it is genuinely a big issue for democracy is to be able to let everybody speak freely if they wish . now in the west, we do hear a lot about freedom of speech and attacks on it. let's look at the united states, 1st and foremost, the concept is actually enshrined in their constitution. how do you view a freedom of speech in the united states compared with the rest of the world? is united states better or worse off, and where is that trending in your opinion? you know, so as a canadian law student, i was, i would have previously said that the united states is quite impressive in terms of free speech protections. especially for instance, it's way more difficult to sue for. it was way more difficult to see for defamation in the u. s. so it was harder to say silence people the, the court using defamation law. however, there's been 2 cases in the u. s. recently th

the 21st century they engineered it could at of the page the pull my soviet republic into our confrontation with moscow. is it any wonder the u. s. has never condemned key was far right. ideology, it's ag. so state terrorism, violations of human rights, and the basics of democracy in ukraine. and of course now we have this dreadful situation where the united states is using ukraine as a proxy to fight against the russian federation. we have to take care of provide ukraine without weapons. they be to continue the fight. somehow the americans don't seem to realize the consequences of their actions in supporting a wreck of a ukraine. ah, it's a failed fine tree. it's a cannot exist on its own outside of the soviet union or the russian federation. so i think that if the american stopped and we would be at peace and the role would be a lot better place and the economy, the world were function considerably better than is doing now. a slow graham with ah, a proud name becomes the answer to an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground. oh, well, never be a victory for rus

the economy is recovering from inflation, but according to a recent pull, almost 70 percent of americans think that the state of the u. s. economy is poor. what do you make of that divide there? well, we don't even have to just go to the polls. we can look to the actual numbers, and inflation is still significantly higher than well. joe biden took office, he can't blame it on. it's his policies that they started seeing a inflation spike before the invasion of ukraine, the gas prices. alternatively, over the last several weeks as claims are coming down, actually went up about $0.50 this week. they're still about an 80 or a buck 50 higher than they were when he took office and it's lower than the $5.00 a gallon that we had a just a few months ago. but he claimed when the prices went up, that he has nothing to do with that. but when they come down, he tries to claim credit board. and then when they go back up again, it's kinda like the balloon that was lying over the united states, up and down, over, across, right. and tries to completely distract from what's actually going on. i think the american people are seeing throug

yeah, well the, the trump had a series of pull, but peach was not proud of it because i'm in the u. s. in north korea cannot reach the air leach the deal. well, i mean, actually north korea has no intention of the, the nuclear relations. and, well, i mean, to put if i, that other one of the station they know these 7, those korea has no, will not a corporate. so they are not doing any talking bus fear. i mean, i think that we need to talk of because we don't want to ask adelaide at the situation. and i for the last career, they are only a 21 piece making and developing. those are mythos. so i mean best, what are the kim dylan can show his people what i mean. ready what, well, i mean, is this no school year has lily, you know, a trouble in is economy. so they should know. well, well i have to head out to the, you know, table a to have are they was asia o king. i stay with us for a moment because i just want to read north korean leader kim sister, kim jo john as she issued a statement and warned against increase presence of u. s. strategic assets on the korean peninsula. the statement sa

you're recruiting these players. foreseen, you tween them, we know that there are a big pulls of mosley citizens in the u. s. is a case of now transit network to just find any one that plays the game with some form of marginalized ascendancy as well. because naturally then they would be eligible to play. that's really taking off. what's the timeline then? when do you expect to have a team? when do you expect to start playing? i've been approached by kit manufacturers. we want to make sure we've got the right partner. we want to make sure that we are playing against the right people in our 1st games. so it's got to fit in that long sound process. but yeah, i think back in the 2020, great, early, 2024 will be ready to roll out national se. there's another important reason behind this pushed recognition on the world stage. at the same time, we want to raise awareness to the country as well because yeah, unfortunately, by 2050, a lot of the islands went leader just because of rise in sea levels and climate change in terms of the stadium. for example, maturer, the mine capital island is prepare in itself with se

pulled alive from the rubble. but the death toll and turkey and syria now reaches $23000.00. ah i'm really mohammed welcome to the program. the u. s. military has shot down an unidentified object over alaska on orders from u. s. president joe biden. officials say it's around the size of a call and posed a threat to civilian flights. the u. s. air force down a suspect the chinese spy balloon. last week, the white house says it's not clear what the latest objects came from. in the case today, we're talking about an object again, we don't know a lot about it but, but that at its altitude, represented a potential threat to the safety of flying customers. civil air traffic based on your broad and deep experience. you think my own or have flown this thing in the air. i have no idea. well let's bring in the w. c. me so must on the in washington d. c. so see me. what more do we actually know about the subject? so really what we know at this point is what white house and pentagon officials have revealed of what they've told us so far is that a us fighter jet shot down this high altitude object at around 1 45 pm eastern time . on friday, th