u. s. question, although i should say that fraud is probably the one europe country that's least likely to react to a better can pressure at least the media may. although what should add that president, my call is probably the best crew matic and french president for a long time with the possible exception of the class because he at the 2nd possible explanation is. busy what i mentioned before, this seems the degree that seems high to dr. busy about resolving this conflict, bringing the war to a dead alone western lives. i'd be glad to see this is over to be okay. well, thank you very much for your time today. going back to german politician and member of the european parliament. pleasure. that was paste in ukraine feasible in 2023, discussing the likelihood of that sets crosstalk. next catch peter, and guess ahead and moments. ah ah. hello and welcome to crossed out. were all things are considered, i'm peter lavelle piece in ukraine. seems essentially impossible. and there is a reason for this. nato wants russia to be completely defeated. russia and turned demands new pan, european securi

u. s. air base. but the question of main battle tanks remains a major sticking point. now, earlier this month, france agreed to send light armored fighting vehicles. the amex 10 r c. other countries including germany and the u. s. had also promised to send infant tree fighting vehicles or light tanks. but it's more than battle tanks or heavy tanks that president zalinski is really fighting for now. the u. k. has already announced that we'll send 14 challenger to battle tanks so far, the u. s. has refused to commit the em one abrams citing logistical and maintenance problems. the real pressure, though is on germany now to donate it's leopard 2 tanks. they are seen as the best suited hardware and the most widely available berlin's reluctance to do so means that other countries, like poland cannot then export their german, made leopards on to ukraine. either the more on all this, we're going to bring in d w as chief political correspondent, nina hardly who's standing by at the u. s. ad base in number 9. hi there, nina. good to see now. and we heard this morning, both austi

u. s. dollar. this question was also discussed by the presidents who touched upon possible participation in the initiative of venezuela and the presence of the countries president emsella examined. moreover, the 2 heads of state discussed the existing sanctions against minnesota. ella, as well as actions that make life easier for the people of this country, but in that ill feel for them, i am against interfering in the political processes in venezuela. if the problem can be resolved through dialogue, not sanctions, or threats of occupation. brazil is going to restore diplomatic relations with venezuela. we want venezuela to have an embassy in brazil, and we won brazil to likewise have an embassy in venezuela. were determined to restore civilized relations between the 2 independent states. if the yellow f u b was a very productive dialogue between the venezuelan government and the opposition, the elections were held transparently. all the rules were absorbed without any further questions arising approval frontier

u. s. dollar. this question was also discussed by the president who touched upon possible participation in the initiative of venezuela and the president of the country's president. i'm selling summit, my mom the to have the see just because the existing sanctions against him and as well as actions that make life easier for the people of this country. folk. i'm against interfering in the political processes and venezuela. the problem can be resolved through dialogue, not sanctions, or the threats of occupation. brazil is going to restore diplomatic relations with venezuela. we want to minutes. well, i have an embassy in brazil, and we want brazil to likewise have an embassy inventory, wayland. we are determined to restore civilized relations between the 2 independence states is yellow actually was a very productive dialogue between the venezuelan government and the opposition. the elections were held transparently done with all the rules were absorbed without any further questions arising reputable frontier. ther

u. s. networks for their communications issues that you see the or the u. s. sees as a concern about this. thank you. >> thanks lita on your first question the focus is on this initial class certainly will will keep dialogue open in terms of any potential future training but but right now the focus is on training these operators to operate this system. and as i mentioned that training will focus on operations and maintenance of the patriot in terms of any concerns as it applies to us air defense or us systems. no no no concerns on that front. thank you. thanks -- >> thanks pat. so on the training front is there an update on the combined arms training of the ukrainian battalions in europe? can you confirm whether that's begun or whether it will begin around the same time as this patriot training in the united states? and just additionally is it still the plan that it won't require additional u. s. troops or units in europe to provide that training? >> thanks, travis. so my understanding is that that training will begin very soon as early as next week. and then in terms of additional troops to my knowledge beyond the standard troop rotatio

u. s. does not come to a causal conclusion. in resolving this question, i think the consequences could be quite disastrous, especially for the countries that are holding and the us treasury bills. chances are, it's not going to be the case that the treasury bonds are secured for investors. and that might impact countries, decisions to keep on buying and the willingness to buy is the key issue here. because previously there, there has been assured kind of insurance by buying the treasury bills for these countries. but the scaling back efforts by china and japan in recent months gives me the sense that depending on the geopolitical situation or geopolitical risk per say, there are chances that countries would not be willing to hold them if they do not desire them. and that would be a constant very, very consequential situation for the united states. ok, well, we're gonna have to leave it. there has been a great discussion on that. some key data will definitely be watching out for in the coming months in this on going debacle. i think we should call it in t

u. s. credit worthiness. the belief that the u. s . will always pay it's debt obligations, whether this interest payments or, or rolling over the debt or but the debt ceiling put that in question. and i think one of the things to remember also is that the us treasury security is the foundation of pricing for all of the securities in the world. so. so the consequences for the rest of the world goes beyond the amount of debt that's held by japan. or, or u, k, or, or, or china, it really is the, at the basis of all financial instrument pricing. in other words, everything that's issued, whether it's in, by emerging market countries or, or by, by the, the euro area. every security is priced based upon the price. that's a credit worthiness of us treasury so. so that's very important thing to keep in mind is that, that the jet, that discussions about the possibility of not paying us interest, or is something that will shape the global financial markets to. it's very core because is very core is based upon pricing of us treasury's and so, so that is the, the, the ramifications that share a secretary yellen. and every federal reserve chairman wants to avoid, which is the shape the fina

u. s. extended deterrence, that's the u. s. a decision to extend its nuclear umbrella use nuclear weapons in case south korea is attacked as has kind of come into question here. and the u. s. south korea alliance is in a little bit of a, a crisis in this regard. the u. s. will likely either have to provide a nuclear weapons to south korea, station them here, or at least deploy what are called strategic assets. more often, those are bombers and, and ships and submarines that carry nuclear weapons that could provide more of a message toward pyongyang over its continued nuclear and weapons. program developments. journalists, frank smith reporting from sol. thank you very much. well, russian authorities are continuing their repression of criticism of the invasion of ukraine. some parents have reported that their children are facing pressure at school where they are taught that the war is only a limited military operation. we spoke with one russian family who don't know if they will be able to stay. oh, for body. angelica music is the best way to unwind, to forget school and trouble with the police. a few months ago, or authorities labeled the 11 year old as

u. s. dedicated to ukraine. what questions of insurance security you as part of the ukranian settlement with moscow? like to put on the table for these negotiations? do you think that it will be possible that answers what was do you? i think that it will be possible that this year, this active phase, the military phase will stop this year as for the military phase and active phase with you, while our military and our president have commented on that multiple times. and he confirmed yet again, that special military operation hazards goals. they're not just m invented or him taken out of thin air, but they are defined by there was deeply rooted in a legitimate interests, insecurity of the russian federation, with the interests of the russian position in the world and our nearest neighbourhood with dish ukraine just like a, any other territory that is bordering through russia, there should be no military each should have no military infrastructure that poses a direct military threat to russia. in ukraine, there should be no discr

information agency has a follow up to the question on the relations with the u. s. i would like to watch whether you understand when, when you are, the new us ambassador is going to arrive. and what are the prospects for the activities of the diplomatic missions? and what about the visas issued t, the russian citizens and is the foreign minister ministry doing anything to stimulate this process? i don't know when the new ambassadors gonna arrive. i think the official procedure has been finalized the agreement as been issued. we've got a lot of horrible. so we're waiting for her now as far as the conditions for the diplomatic embassies are concerned. as in the previous case, i like to say that we were never the ones to begin taking any actions to hinder or make diplomatically cavities. more difficult. what's happening right now was initiated by the nobel prize winner, barack obama. and october 20, 163 weeks prior to the inauguration of president trump leaving the white house. give me prison, brack obama decided to create some, you know, pigeon, perpetually create som

a relation and the, the, the, the, the plan as he described to, and the russian question that the u. s. is, is leading. he said that the united states is trying to mobilize its allies in order to and russia and give russia kind of a dramatic a defeat. so this is in general. what sir gala rove said in the news conference that i thought continued for about an hour, i can only hush him there for us in moscow. and just to recap, our breaking means we have out of ukraine, a helicopter crash near preschool and a residential building in the ukrainian town of where ivory, 18 people have been killed, including the internal affairs minister coming up next africa down. stay with us. the american people is spoken, but what exactly did they say is the world looking for a whole new order with less america in it is the woke agenda on the decline in america. how much the social media companies know about you and how easy is it to manipulate the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line? a i do love courtney all anomaly. you know when the man i got it in union? yeah, i tried to get a hold of my thing

u. s. over it stands on the china india border issue. the question is a matter of bilateral relations only with sunstar nova joked edge is playing at the australian open despite been vaccinated. expose all the controversy surrounding the coven vaccine and at least 50 women are going to sit overnight in effect. so that is the country continues to battle of violence, is the insurgency. we hear more from some of the sure the have kidnapped people before was 50 people is too much. the shoes are much controlled theories. javier with july from our studio here in moscow, you're watching the international. i'm peter scott's here with all the latest this tuesday morning. welcome to the program. now russian forces have completely taken control of the key town of salvatore. that's been announced by the done yes. republics. forces now, taking solar dot enables russian troops to advance on the nearby. major city of our show must go backwards, which is a vital transport hub. and i could pay the way to taking the key it sounds. and stacy's ortiz broadcast fee of vi

u. s. the risk done on the china india border issue. maybe the question is a matter of bilateral relations, only a joke of it is playing at the australian open despite being on the vaccinated part, cx goes all the controversy surrounding the coven vaccine. and at least 50 women are don't sit overnight in the country, continues to bustle of violent is the mist insurgency. we hear from people on the ground. sure, the kidnapped people before was 50 people. eastern issues on was controller with just on mid day in moscow on is peter scott on wherever you joining us from. welcome to 30 minutes of news and our system are not. russian forces have completely taken control of the town of sola dar that has now been announced by the dentist. republics forces to consolidate enables russian forces to advance on the near by major city of musk, or bach mode, which is a vital transportation up. and i could possibly cave the way to taking of the key towns and cities. ortiz rod guys, the a visit to sell a dog with the wagner fights us. and we'll create one. you may find som

u. s. is enhancing unfounded suspicions and accusations against china. meanwhile, us a media conference, the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson film that a question on suppose a u. s. evidence. a company was providing the military supplies to russia, the asian official, the 9th claim, asian, the 1st specialist can do shoe sais. washington's accusations are baseless with under just another attempt to pressure chinese companies. will miss jones younger then? but basically we don't see that in the us that the only reported by the us media. so there's a why the us, the targeting the private chime for, which has been that, oh wow the most of the companies that reminds me of the have to always remember what have to always us attractive while we global physically, even though there's nothing wrong, all we had then and we only quiet, probably called and called in to successful. well, ours is finishing lively. you can look at it if not all of them work in the 1st place because they leave a group term, you know, you call it actually is a non course quoting from a canada course from european copies against the other countries who b c. as the pastoral calend

u. s. circus relationship and turkey is using this delaying tactics in general issue. and then there is this question of, of fighter yet. the u. s. is, has be reluctant to sell. so this, all of these things need to be gum suit out here. the larger picture they're relevant at all that aired on and somehow trying to position himself as a mediator in the ukraine war does. he may be also not want to upset putin by allowing for an expansion of nato. well, we cannot cross. contemplate on that issue as well. i don't think there has been any deals between the boot and the art on. but the point is that turkey sees that whole global political view very differential from other native countries. it's one g, b. it's a balanced ball, a policy regarding russia, irrespective of the war. so there is a major difference here regarding the other members. so you're saying this is mostly power play. is he actually planning on ratifying these 2 countries at some point, or is he just going to drag it out until they possibly eventually give up? or this all becomes the force? well, like i would tend to agree with the previous

u. s. changing policy towards people who want to go to the u. s. and andrew, let's ask a very basic question here. should mass migration be brought to an end or shouldn't be encouraged? what is the right on the if people want to leave cuba, should they be allowed to, or should they be stopped? and yeah, it's a complicated question. it depends on who you ask. i mean, i, you know, i think you could, a lot of cubans would like to leave you know, on the other hand, the u. s. ready political system, you know, at some point, reaches a breaking point when there's a perception that there is no order at the border. and so that, you know, there is a, you know, there's conflicting ideas. i think there's a lot of people leave you to leave freely and go where they wish, but in the end, countries are the other thing that changed. let me just go back to the migration part. i mean, the thing that change is that the u. s. closed down, it's console it a few years ago. actually before the 2900 sanctions. this was somewhat separate. it was part of the hardening of the policy for you, but it was also result of t

and so reading program as you had from your perspective, let me ask you a similar question because the u. s. has been expressing alarm about escalating violence and wanting to put forth some type of measure to deescalate the violence. is there anything the secretary of se blinking can do or offer to, to help in this regard? i think the u. s. must hold accountable and the u. s. hasn't done so. and that's why israel has been doing all the things it has been doing violence in those banks and settlement of berlington in land land seizure, stealing of this thing and property property and you know, attacking gas every few months. so i think, you know, and this is a demand that many of those who support the stadium rights in the u. s. including us citizens and american organizations that want to see really change in us policy have been repeating for decades, accountable military it and use you know, the leverage that the u. s. has the really government and the state of israel to put pressure on that state to seize its violence and oppression of the palestinian people. julie, the usa department has

u. s. a pastor tries to explain, but many questions remain. lee, you works for a refugee and g o. he to is trying to understand what the new u. s. requirements mean for michael abernathy. well i'm here to see what it's about because of that and how i can help. i think it's through an app as i understand it . okay. okay. a stare for madeline applica. fiona next stop is a storage place, at least 3 times a week. he picks up warm clothes for the refugees. the nights are cold. this time of the leo tells us there about 10000 people in the region right now. this camp. he's greeted with joy. today he distribute socks for the children and lonely go get worth it is that all i can do is help the people here in that's all i can do in other matters. even if it's only a drop in the bucket at me that i leave that in that awhile for most migrants here . figuring out how to register on the new app is the biggest problem. grady rodriguez who flat on doris has no smartphone. they will. okay. oh, up with e. joy and the, and i'm stuck. i understand the us with their new laws, that's fine better. but he

u. s. over stance on the china in the us border issue, claiming the question is a matter of bilateral relations with also this our, the tennis star novak jock of h, is playing at the australian open despite been on vaccinated. expose all the controversy surrounding the kobe backs and at least 50 women are that overnight the bikini fast. so as the country continues to parcel of violent is the mystery, insurgency, we hear more from some local can sure, the upkeep, not people before, but 50 people is to watch the shoes on which control galleries have you with thanks for joining us this tuesday afternoon. my name is peter scott to bring you all the latest news here on our team from our headquarters in the russian. russian forces have completely taken control of the key town of solid door not now being announced by the next republics forces taken, sell a dog could have the way for a possible advance in the area our seats, broad gas div got exclusive access to the town and he was accompanied by wagner fighters now, warrants of use, you may find some, the following image is disturbing. ah, lease is so

u. s. is enhancing unfounded suspicions and accusations against china. at the same media conference that is from the statement, the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson field the question on suppose the u. s. evidence that a chinese was providing military supplies to russia, the beijing official denied stout claim, asian, the 1st specialist can do. sure. said washington's accusations are basically, i think, one east, another attempt to pressure on the chinese companies will missy jones. basically we go into the us that they only reported by the us media. so there the why, the us, the targeting and private challenge for which has been that while the most will start up companies is that like through these, that reminds me of the have to always remember what have to always us a fact that while we global weight even though they're not be long at then, and we only quiet called and called is the, the happy into successful well hours the finishing, the lively. you can look at the most of them, not all of them. they all work in the 1st place because the group term you call actually on the klerge good quality and phone calls from your a few copies against the other companies. w

u. s. of it's done on the china india border issue, claiming the question is a matter of bilateral relations only at least 50 women are abducted overnights in the country, continues to bustle of violence is limited to see we hear from some local with the sure you have to keep enough people was 50 people to watch issues on which control a tiny start. no, i can talk of that is allowed to play at the australian open despite being unvaccinated. we explore how co restrictions have changed around the globe with just gonna say i'm on tuesday morning here in moscow. my name is peter scott and welcome to the program revenue join us. and we start this hour with the latest from the done. yes. republic, where emergency services are sifting through the rubble of a shopping center showed by the ukranian military getting at least 3 civilians. local officials said for the people were injured in the attack by ukrainian forces, which they claim was carried out using a u. s. supplied hi mas artillery system. ukraine reportedly loans dozens of shells at residential areas of the dance republic on monday. meanwhi

this is all happening today. answering the direct question. if the u. s will metal in the countries bilateral, ty, deed, we've had and continue to have detail conversations on energy, cooperation between buxton and russia. as you may be aware, pakistan faces severe and the energy of a crises and problems. and as far for them are the countries why expect them not to interfere in the bilateral relations between the pakistan and russia? we absolutely will do whatever is necessary to provide our people with the necessities that they should. they require time to learn more, less coraleive. how to ortiz marina culture over there. marina. good to see you. i know you've been monitoring the pick up press conference. i certainly was as well. what are some of the main takeaways from the top? diplomats ah, well, both parties reiterated their commitment towards developing an enhancing relations between the 2 countries, especially now as russia is seeking alternative markets, as we know. and also pakistan as we heard from the foreign minister. the country right now is

and this is waltz bellow, while bhutto sir dari had to say in response to immediate question on potential u. s. encroachment. in that regard. deed, we've had and continued to have detail conversations on energy, cooperation between pakistan and russia. as you may be aware, pakistan faces severe and the energy of crises and problems and as far for them other countries, right. expect them not to interfere in the bilateral relations between the pakistan and russia. are we absolutely will do whatever is necessary to provide our people are with the necessities that they to, they require, or both parties reiterated their commitment towards developing an enhancing relations between the 2 countries, especially now as russia is seeking alternative markets as we know. and also pakistan as we heard from the foreign minister, the country right now is facing severe energy crisis and also severe economic challenges to which is something else he touched upon. so this is of course perfect timing for both countries to help each other out. and this is something that started 75 years ago, dismay, awe, pakistan,

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u. s. a republicans have been increasingly questioning the large amounts of money being spent on ukraine as major domestic problems are brushed aside and on the finance. we heard from american television, host amperage, and commentators, steve malls were, who says biden's visit was an attempt to garner support for reelection campaign. well, i think one of the, even before joe biden came into office, he promised to undo all the immigration policies that donald trump had put into place. and many of those policies had had effect. it's basically an open board, a policy under joe biden, and he hadn't been to the border in the 1st 2 years while texas and other border states have been going through a terrible crisis. so i, it was only natural and i think it's not a stunt. i think it was heartfelt on the part of governor abbot to hand him that letter. it's fair to say that the media is going to get behind joe biden, 100 percent. they already are. he makes a lot of blunders and they don't report it. they're already saying that his accomplishments in the 1st 2 years on trusted dented, they compare hi

the old aim of finally solving the russia question. as the u. s. has a sub with, with europe. and is you the claim to wage a proxy war? again, russia, south africa, $630.00 use in the us dollar in international trade. it turns to the bricks, group of countries for a better option than the indian government criticizes a new b c documentary about prime minister read remote the saying the piece promote a colonial mike with good morning. welcome to our see international class in life. from moscow, i'm rhodes, mom and today we'll take a look at the latest news plus the top stories of the week gone by. we start with the latest developments in the brain conflict. one mind has been reported killed in recent ukrainian shilling of the city of don't ask, bringing the total number of civilian deaths in the region this week to at least 9 as ours he's in the neighboring of zappa. rosier region have also said the artillery fire from cues forces has heavily damaged cemetery. officials said there was no rush image installation within the vicinity. elsewhere, russian troops have reported the ga

so the question is, who's off for the health that the u. s. is offering and need to see the india cause i'm going to show a great to see you will see how that is actually received when she arrives later today will sneak in. no doubt. thanks guarantee. a time we heard from a defense expert and didn't car perry who said the u. s. is unable to tolerate even the middle ground, but india has chosen as a washington twice increase. the pressure on most is also a day will do this within india and the u. s. in terms of in just dance and reaction the war in ukraine. i mean, that's well known in your started as well known the the middle about issue on to call it that it has taken, it has been very well articulated at different levels. this is been ongoing us or u. s. lead western effort to get for the rest of the major major countries including india and others in the us. yeah. especially on trying to get more countries on board as things get tougher on the west is trying to ramp up regular. sure. in terms of sanctions, if they're giving greater weapons

u. s. at base in i'm fine restaurant of course. as a matter of course, that's their $100000000000.00 question here. all eyes are on this meeting here at ramstein. lloyd austin, the u. s. defense secretary said himself keeps watching us. the kremlin is watching us, but history is also watching us. and of course, in the days leading up to this meeting, there was a lot of tension in the air. there was a lot of criticism of germany's reluctance, or, of course, the issue of battle tanks is one that is the big elephant in the room. will germany give its green light so that other countries can re export? the german made a battle tanks to ukraine, as they've suggested they want to do like poland for example. and but then of course, of a lot of movement happening behind the scenes. and because it is such a crucial meeting, everybody is well aware of that. and the feeling here is, of course, that they do have to deliver some tangible results, something that can really make a difference on the battlefield. what i thought was interesting, also in the address by the ukranian president zalinski was the didn't jus

so the question is, who's asked for this help that the u. s. is offering we heard from the fans, i spoke, didn't car perry who said the u. s. is unable to tolerate even the middle ground. the india has chosen, as washington tries to increase. the pressure of moscow is also a dead deal within india and the u. s. in developing just dance and reaction, the water in ukraine. so in that is well known in your started as well known, the the middle bought issue under collard or the nasdaq and it has been very well articulated at different levels. this is a big not ongoing us or u. s. lead western afoot to get the rest of the major major countries including india and those in the c, r a. trying to get more countries on board as things get because on the west is trying to ramp up regular and russia in terms of sentence giving robins in the back room that they would want differently. more pressure support for better moves. entity has reached an $8000000000.00 energy deal with one of 2 rival government in water, libya. but while the nato member and. busy f

u. s. air base it germany has concluded with the agreement to provide more military says support to ukraine. but the question whether germany's leopard 2 tanks make their way to the battlefield remains unanswered on friday, the u. s. and i'm still in jail of further $2500000000.00 into keeps war effort, including armored vehicles and air defenses. ukrainian troops are currently bog down in a grinding battle with russia around the eastern city of buck mud. well all this is belinda and i's that it's blocking the delivery of lepper, 2 tanks from european countries. the new defense minister boris mysterious, says the decision would require consensus from all allies. well, the kremlin says the west is diluted. if it thinks the tanks will make any difference on the battlefield. on friday, russia claimed its forces had taken control of cliff cave, k. a settlement just south of back mos in easton, ukraine's the net screeching. today's meeting focused on ukraine's need for air defense and armor. we also pushed hard on how to synchronize those donations and turn them into fully operational capabilities. and that means

that's only one that concerns that question just actually currently being honest with a general gist of what we've heard so far is that as far as the u. s. is concerned of have given $25000000000.00 worth of weaponry and security assistance ukraine. it just to get it feels it's doing all that is necessary. the british ro, secretary just beginning his office to the question, not, but what he has been saying up to the split, he would have a speech earlier today was the british line is that of the rusher is on the back foot. ukraine needs ever more sophisticated weaponry or to fight back, particularly in the east and south, and that will somehow both create complete ukrainian victory. will they over the bridge for a 2nd? never defiance without victory means. and we'll get putin to the negotiating table . the u. s. the u. s. position has been the sorts of weapons tanks, long range missiles, maybe just a little to escalate that happy to escalate, but not that much. and certainly not to give ukraine the sort of weaponry that could target russia and begin the 3rd world war. but we're monitoring that press conference now. all right, thank you v

so rather than it being a question in particular, countries doing more, i think we could all do more britain, the u. s. france, germany, etc. but it is actually quite a, an administrative question of actually sitting down and signing the paper work. so the factory is grandpa production. and what's happening on the russian side, in terms of munition supply, yet they have a similar probably weapon sources, but it's a bit different. so their problem is that because they've been on the sanctions, very heavy sanctions since last february, but also since 2014, they're shorts. of pacific components, so micro chip gyroscopes, sensors all that kind of stuff. so that meant that they haven't been able to produce higher tech weapons like guided missiles. and so they've had to go to north korea, iran and those countries to get quite low technology levels. so much cheaper, throw away like the suicide jones that we've been seeing, but that's mask the fact that they've almost completely run out of the ability to produce high tech ammunition, right as ring, more than $300.00 days into this war, just give us a global o