the war in ukraine and western attempts to isolate russia from military related trade, u. s. r r, at the top of the order u. s. and e u sanctions are still falling short for many prevent for preventing many do use items from reaching the country as a category that includes everything from raw materials to electronics. one path is through turkey. semiconductors and electronic components made in germany top the list of goods. the you won't sell to russia any longer, and yet somehow that's exactly where they end up by way of turkey. the country does not support the use sanctions against russia and doesn't abide by them. that's why russian oil tanker says setting course to turkey to their oil, gets refined there before being sold in the u. s. gasoline or some other product for maximum impact. we're targeting many industrial goods that russia needs, and that it cannot get through back filling by 3rd countries. vital goods such as electronics, specialized vehicle's machine parts, spare parts for trucks and jet engines. but it won't be easy to close all loopholes as russia sources san

this year marks as you sat, the historic 17 anniversary of the r o k u s alliance. and i'm delighted to kick off eo, long commemorations with my good friend, secretary of lincoln. the r o k u. s. alliance is one of the most durable and successful alliances in history. and it is special not only due to his longevity but because it is a vibrant, adapt hip partnership that consistently rises to the challenges of our times and president noon. and president biden met his whole in may last year and declared that we would develop an upgraded global comprehensive strategic alliance. and we will expand the scope of the alliance to income past not only political, military, economic partnership, but also technological and cultural dimensions. alliance for the future, the seventy's and diversity slogan aptly encapsulates this afford looking spirit, and an elias in action to day secretary blinkin. and i had a productive and comprehensive discussion on a wide range of topics. first and foremost, we discussed ways to build on the agreements reached by our 2 leaders last here to lay

u. s. s. r. as part of gorbachev's perestroika reforms. the ultimate goal was to create an independent ukranian state. the process is curated by an experienced soviet functionary and future president of ukraine. any craft choker with our cold, we will add sufficient use of washing the welcome go to our branches, your pneumonia. so yes, case i use, you shall, nero's values you should be. historically he summary tediousness or gloves. he colossal gam willa that did historical. but again, his answer was there might be, it was just williams. it's debra afghan that you know, i believe our thorough law lives on elizabeth miss sadie us. can you walk away for the messiah school claim it is for diverse. joseph walk, you were ma'am. your thumb is off. the black you, me, for, i guess was, was in the terminal is ish, okay, great. i a rule by it. the more you will is for the one of them for that as well as a rule previously that all the while you got. so i mean, you've got you. so i v e voicemail. a huge scheme. my deal on competitive grain liliana cra

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that they've endured. human rights groups have warned that western sanctions, particularly from the u. s. r, blocking aid from entering syria after the earthquake media outlets have reported that transport companies are afraid of making deliveries to syria due to a risk of punishment from washington. we heard from analysts to lab abraham, who says that the us is only looking out for itself instead of considering the plight of the syrian people. it is very clear that the might of states probably see in middle east they have has one before when goal is to undermine the state, they do not care about human problems or human issue. they want to put aside the homely tim issue. indeed, when there is any human italian for them, like what could happen to be, we see that the united states is a diff nation. they will not hear anything. they are only looking for that and services and they are dripping on the floor. they're a political agenda and now we didn't hear any instructive reaction from the side of the might. the states rush and rescue workers have been providing assistance in earthquake stricke

u. s. s. r. and we're also involved in the grid war. and they, they were like teenagers at the time and they talked about, you know, they're not to come in and part of the not to read. people don't understand like these people, these not like to be as fast as tried to kill, destroy your country. don't try to strike your ceasar, which ukraine was part of the on. and now they how fast was like, no nazis in the battalions known. there's a big process right when movement and now that trying to gain political leverage and politics. and these people just like stuff like this. we want this to try these, those supporting the same people that try to eliminate you, your, your ancestors, your, your heritage, your, your country. and to me it says, and like you said, they have your race history because people understood the real history. there were never a support you know, who, who had support an organization that tried to kill your grandparents or your great grandparents and tried to eliminate your family or maybe did kill members of your family.

u. s. s. r and the republic of zimbabwe was signed in the kremlin. was my 1st visit to the soviet union after them bab, we attained eating dependence theater idea to be easy to use leave on using bob with ease of use with a victims o sanctions. so common is in the fight against in all this sanction battle. and to that extent, as victims, they share the same consequences. so the function, so in order to be surprising that jazz is on the side of the russian federation will continue reserve for kickoff. i'm opening my mccooler, you go over that 100 percent. right? so as up and that was actually went to north africa, a small scores or general, she'll bring them up, a little boy on your post. go to go from from a bundled, but then we're still fishing by check on accordion center as african scary and keep, i mean, we keep them stay to which next even the do you still at the easy brazilian of parsley. new good the door. so it says in your left sitting, you should cut doreen lea marble in then it's worth it. but if it goes in premier i shift a studio a cance

u. s. has called on china to follow washington's lead when dealing with iran. we've engaged with the p. r. c and other global stakeholders on to encourage in this case the p. r c, to take steps to counter iran policies that stabilize the region and threaten our partners and our allies, a runs nuclear program, it's ballistic missile program. it's other malign activities and influence are profoundly destabilizing in the region. that is of concern, not only to us, it should also be of concern to the c plus cross live now to you and say, shall see g t n correspondent, unit fate. thanks very much for joining us this afternoon. now the u. s. i was labeled iran's activity as destabilizing wasn't china's position. regard me loving nation. well, thank you for having me, peter. i mean if what for, for china would never do something that putting pressure on a one country with sacrifices the benefit of the local people. so clearly the so called the stabilizing activity is certainly sacrifice is the benefit of the local people. and during the talk of the 2 leaders, presidency didn't being said that ch

u. s. s. r. a portion. and putin with his demagoguery his rhetoric. so his strengthening of the military and the countries power structures critically seemed ready to fulfill these expectations. southridge shall open a solemn utter burnett. vladimir hooton's fast tom in office began in 2000 and he immediately tightened the reins to the countries powerful oligarchs. he made clear that a new era had arrived. he promised that they would be free to go about their business unhindered, and that their companies would not be re nationalized in return. they would grant him that unwise and loyalty. his message was this. stay out of politics and i will leave you in peace. most russians applauded this. the current ruling party achieves its political claims, much like the old communist party, dead through domination with immediate up. it's like the old joke that was going around on the yellow sentinel, whichever party we create, watchable will always end up with the communist press record. so there's no will turn. is it? on the other hand, no, the russian politica

u. s. s. r. because in order to be independence, you need to be educated. and the ussr gave us this opportunity. i'm a candidate of economic sciences. i am an ambassador, but this is thanks to the education i was given. russia has made this commitment in today all african countries welcome this initiative. this is this.

the think tanks in the west, particularly in the u. s. r to holding plans to undermine our relations and are sending those plots to their decision making centers. however, as my meetings with rushes, leadership have shown all that is in vain. we always consider all our people, especially iranian citizens, in total, comprising all the layers of society. unfortunately, ideological attacks, as well as some of our own miscalculations have led to the start of protests. some mistakes were made on the anniversary of the victory of these logic revolution. it was decided that these mistakes which were caused by incitement and miscalculations, would be forgiven. this, of course, would anger our enemies, but make the people of iran happier. the former president of tenure called for additional troops to a the democratic republic of congo as it continues to fight against the militant group known as m. 23 facilitator urges the countries of east african community regional force to deploy and take up the positions urgently and without further delay through

i dont national currency plummets to an historic low against the u. s. r. i, c, i in the, among the removal of exchange rate controls and demands pakistan, e to pay higher taxes. we hit the streets and photo locals, some of whom say the i, m f is only making methods what, what did i am? i think the i'm, if is just creating a drama, when actually the i am, i meant to be to help stabilize economies and if they need financial challenges, but here the i'm up is driving. i also in the program a top advised that a former british prime minister board johnson says that you pay government is controlled by a deep state and quote, the idiots who are elected decide, and a we are working a way into wednesday evening here at moscow. it's just after 7 pm here on the russian capital from all of us here, including that of the entire use team are very welcome to you. we do start the program. the latest news from don bass while local authorities say the ukrainian health city of audit cham off school, so knows back move, is becoming in circled by russian forces. this comes as

i've been talking about the pandemic and the availability of guns in the u. s. r. father compounding factors, 17 veterans a day dying from suicide. the majority from self inflicted firearm injuries. ah, ah, wiley gray served in the marines as ammunition chief in helmand province the 9 months in 2008 and the rank of staff sergeant. he survived to deployments in support of america's war on terror and ended with acute post traumatic stress disorder. my own story was one where i felt like i was doing something patriotic until the moment i was in afghanistan. and i realized these people are in a threat to america is a tribal human beings living with basically nothing. why are afghanistan and iran can someone explain it? i've been asking that for years it's, it's iraq. the answer, whereas iraq and it's paid for me like a, i got to the point where i remember, you know, having my grandfather's pistol, is there any special back at the stairs right now? and i just decided i'm going to kill myself. i'm done. i've had this appointment long enough, i've taken enough suffering.

u. s. pressure upon the iraqi government and that, you know, no r u. s. currencies are given to iran via iraq. and those militias would be pay, it would need to be paid in the u. s. daughters and not the iranian currency. so, you know, pardoning a lot of prisoners, maybe a whole different background to what we initially can think of as a brief look at some other stories making headlines around the world. tens of thousands of people have attended math. how my pope frances on sunday, in a stadium in south saddam's capital g above the pope, use his visit to edge rival factions to make peace. yes, i spent 4 days in the democratic republic of congo. east african leaders have called for an immediate cease fire in the democratic republic of congo, where a rebel group has fighting to take control of a region rich in minerals. troops sent there by the d. r. c. military as well as the east africa community have failed to contain the conflict anti government protesters clashed with police and perused capital after parliament rejected a proposal to bring forward el

u. s. pressure upon the iraqi government. and that, you know, no r u. s. currencies are given to iran via iraq. and those militias would be pay, it would need to be paid in the us daughters and not the iranian currency. so, you know, pardoning a lot of prisoners, maybe a whole different background to what we initially can think of. okay. and afraid that is all the time we have a thank you very much and do you feel a time and analysis yvonne x, but ali pacola no job. thank you. thank you. you're watching the w news live from berlin. stick around because coming up next is shift your guide to life in the digital age expense. more for you on the website, d, w dot com for all the latest news analysis and video. you can also live streaming on youtube and we're here to vomit. and to watch any of these, if i get someone else to the tv highlighted selected for you, you every week in your a box subscribe. now when you become a criminal pre, a rating with hackers paralyzed me.

u. s military base. you could've been met g r a u. s. government to make a military base and just devoted or juggle some people from their country. so they call it returned back on the island. no, but we are fighting a real thing for the right. so i, we do not consider the right to self determination actually applies to the trickle . since i don't the question of self determination, the legal advice we have received is actually the trickle. since we're not and are not a people for me, it's time to move on and see what we can do for the congress said committee to return back home. there is no support from the nomination. i commission, i think in united nish, i don't care about chug or send people ah, they're getting you weapons. now you can be 100 percent. sure, we will destroy this lab works. you have to see wagner, chief insights on the war and ukraine with our correspondence saying that the keys, if you all, are almost also new documents, could student paul trying to run, say they strongly opposed political manipulation under the pre

u. s. s. r. i always say to them for 1000000 citizens. sure. only a single person showed up to protect the soviet union. oh, at the burger, but it was very strange. russia is the largest, if the success of states it is still struggling to find its place between europe and asia. i am schism, and is the developments of the past 30 years have been confusing and difficult. as a result, yet russia has regained that status as a global political player on that, but at the same time and it's fallen far short of where it could be today. nik i'm with a more visionary leadership. i day saying, cont, western european style democracy is not a model of russia is trying to emulate by a to more a ish to. that's why there is such a longing for one's childhood, for the school years for our time and students. but there's not much about the soviet union. so putin was right when he said it was, anyone who doesn't mourn the soviet union has no heart. but any one who would go back to what it was has no hat when it's yet 30 years later, the dreams of the past have bee

u. s. s. r. as part of gorbachev's perestroika reforms. the ultimate goal was to create an independent ukrainian state process is curated by an experienced soviet functionary and future president of ukraine. any craft ciocca with alcohol? we were out of the 6 years of watching the welcome go to our budget, your pneumonia. so yes, can i use you show nero's values you should be? historically he saw me tediousness or gloves. he colossal gam. willa zod did historical. but again, his answer was there, and i fear was williams. it's debra afghan that you know of the flower stored on, or nathan elizabeth, who missed this friday. if can you qualify for the messiah school claim. it is for diverse. joseph walk, you were to thumb, is off the black. you me for, i guess we'll drive in the thermal ish. okay. great. i saw that a rule by at the more you will is, was the one of them for that as well as i mean schools, i use it back in a row, please knew that all the doors of our you got so i the if i, if so i mean, your voicemail a on barclay's either she g

u. s. j r jo biden's orders over canadian territory with the other 2 similar bodies taken down over alaska and yukon over the weekend. you as officials say the objects did not pose any threat, but are keeping a close eye on the countries aerospace, in light of the recent incident with a chinese balloon, china also reported a mysterious objects spotted over the yellow sea. we heard from former pentagon official, michael maloof, who said officials need to provide answers on the spike in incidence over us skies in recent weeks. it's an increasing problem that we're beginning to, to see more and more of all of a sudden having numerous objects flying in and particularly over the, the north pole. ready area and it's happening very, very rapidly and there and, and in greater succession. and we'll just see where it's going. but that's, that's one of the major questions right now is, what, what is this all about? this appears to be all very purposeful. we don't know for sure if it's from a country or a

u. s. s. r and the republic of zimbabwe, which was signed in the kremlin. this was my 1st visit to the soviet union. after embed we attain the to independence. better idea of a deep city to use, leave on using badly, easy with victims of sanctions. so common is in the fight against it, you know, the sanction battle. and to that extent, as victims may share the same consequences of the sanction. so it won't be surprising that jazz about when it is on the side, the russian federation will continue reserved for, for cough. i'm opening my employer go, but i was running her temperature so. oh, so messes up and that was actually went to north africa. a small channel from them. it's not but oh, shoot, let me go on your post. go from a bundled but then we're still fishing. by check and accordion center as africans. karen kip, i mean we kicked out them so touching excellent ideas to with the zebra. zena of possibly a new good. the thought it daughter's in your left sitting you chicago, doreen marble in zang. it's worth it. but if you look guys in premier, a studio,

u. s. s. r. that is dying. when they go to the men tried cruise, so keep up as not because hitler was weak and knew he would wake and he was bluffing. he was the major political figure, certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century where they wished to report the germans of the germans to renewing support the russians. and that way let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. the redrawing of european borders had begun britain and the united states, and then just really planned to attack the ussr of britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed, is as doctor to be likened to the west mesa ford from us was the luck of some record duke scuttle and miss ramos. hello no. where enough the cold war had begun. ah, hello, i'm manila chan. you were tuned in the modus operandi, the political lexicon gets a re brand, traditionally called a qu, they top now coined regime change, but the deadly results remain the same. this week will examine the anatom

u. s. military base. you get given met g r a u. s. government to make the military base and just deported all of the juggle send people from their country. so they call it returned back on the island. no, but we are fighting. that's why i'm real fighting for the right. so i, we do not consider that the right to self determination actually applies to the trickle. since and on the question of self determination, the legal advice we've received is actually the trickle. since we're not and are not a people for me, it's time to move on and see what we can do for the jungle. said community to return back home, knowledge support from the united nation. i commission african united nish. i don't care about chug restaurant people with didn't you? weapons now you can be 100 percent. sure. we will destroy the slippers. the cmc wagner chief shares has insight on the conflict in ukraine with our correspondent, the same the key city of audio most with fade. one of the top carriers in the ukranian brain deal has been delivering, we'd not to african

u. s. are also calling for com, the e u r. we were seeing even israeli defense, the defense spokesman calling you know, to try to deescalate the situation as we saw on sunday, their efforts being made. there was a special summit being held in jordan to try to calm the situation. there were some positive things that came out of that, particularly there's really agreement to not continue building settlements or putting a hold on settlement expansion for some time. but directly after that we had prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that absolutely there was going to be no pause to settlements. and we had security minister to my bend. we're saying what happens in jordan's days and jordan? so definitely a confused messaging there. and it just doesn't see, this is all coming on the back of 2022, which was the most violent year. this place is seen in some decades almost as the end of the 2nd intifada. this year is looks to be worse. so far. we've seen already in the west bank some 60 palestinians killed this year with him now tha

u. s. air force that's a mid tension simmering between washington and china over its weather balloon. crossing u. s. borders over $26000.00 r confirmed dead after catastrophic earthquake and syria. as the death toll continues to rise and both countries struggle to cope with the fallout and a bomb shell report by an american award winning journalist uncovers u. s. involvement in the north from gas pipeline explosion. using nato drills in the baltic sea to cover their tracks. ah, good afternoon for martine or national studios in moscow, and welcome to the weekly with the hour and weeks top stories from all around. i'm pure allies about use just in the head of the wagner group has said his fighters have taken control of the town of cross niagara. the settlement is situated north of the embattled audio, most also known as bus route, and was one of the key pillars of ukrainian defences of the city. meanwhile, ukrainian forces have, shall the settlement of alexandro cod, near don. yes, injuring at least one person according to local authorities. that's after at least one person was killed and 3 more were injured in the shelling o

point, what they have see in the effect of sanctions and the problematic mass all over with irons and r u. s. i thought trade, so now they were trying to comfort i own back by ship thing to use and nor do i star such as their local currency and to change gen, he says so fresh and all a formation or for multi polar or multi center will order more regional lies economy and region know lies centers of power are emerging. so i think the middle east iraq, of course just were presenting just. ready and part of the picture of the whole world, the chinese government harris, liberal eyes and china's internal file financial market to external, foreign, or financial companies. it is not just being open to western companies, but also open to other financial companies in other parts of the world. and i, jerry africa's most populous nation, and the biggest economy is preparing for presidential elections this saturday. here in our seat, we're taking off our special coverage of one of the continents, most significant elections. this year. 18 candidates will take part in the presidential elections with a 3 o

u. s. securities and exchange commission plans to sue the company over an alleged investor protection breach, as it considers the b u. s. d coin and unregistered security r t contributor chris adams discuss the staple points weights in the financial system. and the reasons for the potential lawsuit with my colleague nicky. aaron, what exactly are crypto stable coins and was the significance in the grand scheme of things? yeah, it's a really great question. nick, they are crypt. the currency is the a back $1.00 to $1.00 on a real stable world assets, currencies like the variable, the euro, the us dollar, or even assets like gold. and essentially you can take these currencies and you can trade them or you can even send them. so really, the, the real world use case for the nikki is, let's say, i want to actually send you money using crypto currency, but i don't want to be subject to the volatility them. i might have if i send you something like bitcoin, that is quite volatile. it goes up and down, i can send you for example, b u s. d, in this case, which we're going to discuss, which is back $1.00 to $1.00 on the dollars. so you're not, we don't have to wor

it went back again with france or re t, n r u s day written day m riddle. and they left big or why atmosphere, where there were some countries with the extra credit union and some countries with us in european countries. that's why now the wisdom countries, including who a thing that african should continue to belong to them for data interests for debt investment. and they should they gets advantage from the african it resources. that's why they don't want washer troll it's private committee. did a company to involve in africa and also benefit from some of the gum bristles? the only thing ease because it belong it belongs to wasa. why if it belonged to a western county like us lake australia like found la yag yuki or a european, a classical european country. they won't say nothing that was set up if it's something normal because if it worthy in what they wants in what they wish that you these, that interests. but if it is vanetta, because these, but the interests of west thus wide out hope was it induct. if not wary of their abilities, the conflict of some

use of generally r t, toronto. the u. s. military has shot down another, unidentified object flying over canada. that's after a series of u. s. a tax on mysterious aerial bodies over the past week. a u. s. air force at general says extra terrestrial activity hasn't been excluded. when journalists asked him about the possible alien warren gin of the object lead the intel community and the counter intelligence community figure that out. i haven't throw out anything. at this point, we continue to says every threat or potential threat unknown. that approaches north america with an attempt to identify it. the object was tracked overnight and then shot down by a us jet on jo biden's orders over canadian territory with 2 other similar bodies taken down over alaska and the yukon over the weekend. now us officials say that the objects did not pose any threat, but are keeping a close eye on the countries airspace in light of the recent incident with a chinese balloon. now china also reported a mysterious object spotted over the yello

so any other contentious issues that these 2 countries stand on opposing sides over housetrained r u. s. china relations really at this point? well, there's no doubt that the relationship is contentious. there are so many issues that are on the table that we have discussed. of course, the presidents buying and teaching pain didn't meet in november. they agreed that it would be in both countries interest to prevent further deterioration of the relationship. and that's the reason why lincoln's visit was scheduled. so i think both sides continue to have an interest in stabilizing the relationship. i think it will be rescheduled. and i don't think that this episode is going to rupture the relationship. they will get together and talk about ukraine, about north korea, about taiwan, about various other issues and about bilateral relationship, as well as expanding cooperation on global health, climate change on posing proliferation, not counter narcotics. so there's a lot on the table to discuss. and i think both sides want to engage in that conversation. yesterday, the u. s. announced it will

so any other contentious issues that these 2 countries stand on opposing sides over housetrained r u. s. china relations really at this point? well, there's no doubt that the relationship is contentious. there are so many issues that are on the table that we have discussed. of course, the presidents buying and teaching pain didn't meet in november. they agreed that it would be in both countries interest to prevent further deterioration of the relationship. and that's the reason why lincoln's visit was scheduled. so i think both sides continue to have an interest in stabilizing the relationship. i think it will be rescheduled. and i don't think that this episode is going to rupture the relationship. they will get together and talk about ukraine, about north korea, about taiwan, about various other issues and about bilateral relationship, as well as expanding cooperation on global health, climate change on posing proliferation, not counter narcotics. so there's a lot on the table to discuss. and i think both sides want to engage in that conversation. yesterday, the u. s. announced it will

in particular, in europe, and that is that r u. s. role in europe who are not after all, a european nation. and we has no particular rule in a european union. but in nato that's as the mafia says, cosa nostra our thing. we control natal pretty much, and nato gives us an excuse to reason to sell enormous amounts of arms to now to the formally warsaw pact, nations which had only 2nd raid or obviously soviet weapons altogether from the moment that the berlin wall came down, lockheed representatives were in warsaw showing them on a need for f. 20 twos, and for other weapons right there. against who as the russians are reasonably asked, actually, russia is an indispensable enemy in your nothing else can rationalize sustainable enemy that, that, that's that fascinating language. break that down for me, the, an indispensable. and what does that mean? it means that you can't really justify new trident submarines or i she be amg that northrop grumman is making a whole new life she be up against ian or isis or i l. cater. ah, nature sto cutter

the us led invasion that was built on a lie. ha, the among those blamed for starting the iraq war, r u. s. establishment, neo cons who's ideology of supporting direct military interventions. how much sway over the bush administration. and he's kind of more been investigating how the hawks in washington have influence the country's foreign policy for decades. leading to multiple was can you even imagine washington without the neocons running u. s. foreign policy, this crowd of war hawks who believe in spreading freedom by toppling governments has had the upper hand for decades. this school of foreign policy hardliners has roots in the late cold war, the soviet tallahassee. academics who are obsessed with bringing down russia in the ninety's they took aim at iraq, the only acceptable strategies, one that eliminates the possibility that a rock will be able to use or threatened to use weapons of mass destruction in the near term. this means a willingness to undertake military action as diplomacy is clearly failing in the long term, it means removing saddam hussein and his regime from power. t

austin and president ferdinand demarco's junior in manila from manila on a be low, has more what the r u. s. defense chief ver lloyd austin, emphasized a few times during the presser, is that this is not a permanent b c arrangement that a secretary austin said that there will be rotational presence of us troops in these 9 locations. now on the part of the philippines or the philippines defense chief carlita. gov is junior said that this would improve the, the philippines capability to, to respond to natural disaster humanitarian crisis. which is very often here in the philippines. of course the 2 countries. um and also again renewed their commitment to its military alliance, longstanding, military alliance. and he said that the overall relationship is a deterrence to the continuing aggression of china in the south china sea rescue. teams are continuing the search for survivors after the latest russian strike and eastern ukraine. at least 3 people have been confirmed dead after a rocket attack. and the city of cromwell tossed another 20 were wounded clamor. tolorisk is in the done yet region

call that promise the liver, r u. s. highmark, blood tune and an infantry company are now training side by side with his own and defense forces, increasing enter operability and strengthening the security of estonia and nato. however, since russia has not given up its imperial ambitions and continues to bow the biggest and most direct threat to allied security, estonia expect to see more rapid progress in the upcoming villainous summit. the 3rd, the 4th of february, will also be the day that we mark one, the air since russia's full scale, brutal war and invasion of ukraine. i'm glad that estonia and the united states shared that the nation for ukraine to win this war against the aggressor to expel russian forces and it's boxes from ukraine and restore ukraine's territorial integrity. ukraine has shown incredible courage in defending its people territory and our common values. and while we know that freedom will always triumph, overturn the rushes war in ukraine is a stark. remember that freedom is never free. that is wh

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uh i, i just can't even buy a whole new baby n o r a u. s. a. my problem with counter protesters is when they com, just to kind of protest, they don't come to get anything out of it. other than to yell and scream out, a bunch of kids i in terms of them being here that as an effect to me because i know what we're doing is ray, and i know i'm on the site of history on this one, you know, and i don't think they can say to say, oh. c i want to thank all of you for being here today and showing support for these kids. while we understand that we are not fighting against the constitution or binding for common sense gun laws that allow us to practice our 2nd amendment rights and the right told it a continue to watch this unfolding story, a mass shooting at an e gaming turn of and it happened this afternoon in jacksonville, florida. what we'll almost be done time at a nightclub turn day. people like one with the 1st responders in bakersfield, a what appears to be a domestic related murder, an active shooter. right now we've got a one year old shylie earl

but we might find out during the presser between r u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin and philippine defense secretary currently to gov is junior. that's happening in a couple of hours from now. we do know that there have been pock sir, that possible 2 locations are going to be in the northern philippines, close to taiwan. and so if that is true, that would give a strategic advantage to the u. s. in case hostilities arise in the taiwan street, but this is really the dawn of a new era in us philippines ties. there had been a few rocky years under the administration of former president rodrigo, to return there where the further visiting forces agreement was almost terminated. the joint military exercises between the u. s. and the philippines, but have also been terminated. but 2 months from now, we are going to see the biggest iteration of bulk than joint us philippine military exercises, where over $16000.00 troops from both sides will be participating. moline and barnaby, we know, austin's trip to the region has already prompted a trauma

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u. s. aerospace is a clear violation of u. s. sovereignty and international law that it's an irresponsible act, and that the p r c. decision to take this action on the my plan visit is detrimental to the substitute discussions that we were prepared to have. i told our director wong that the united states remains committed to diplomatic engagement with china, and that i plan to visit beijing when conditions will out. in the meantime, the united states will continue to maintain open lines of communication with china, including to address this ongoing incident. tesla found a yellow musk has been found not guilty of fraud in a case that all get a tweet of his misled investors. moss faced a class action lawsuit seeking damages of up to $12000000000.00 in august of 2018 most tweeted, i'm considering taking tesla privates at $420.00 funding secured this course teslas stock price to serge in the following days before dropping when the cat when the deal didn't materialize, ukrainian, president lauder, missouri, and ski has hosted a summit of european union leaders in cave, where they have discuss ukraine's membership application to th

r t. the u. s. is recruiting islamic state and al qaeda affiliated militants to conduct terror attacks in russia and neighboring states, and the militants are reportedly being trained at an u. s. air base in syria. this is according to russia's intelligence service, are cheese don quarter has more. us is apparently trying specifically to attract militants and separatists from central asia as well as the caucuses. and just last month, 60 of these terrorists with fighting experience in the middle east, were selected for training. according to the intelligence report they've been going through an expedited training program on the all toms u. s. military base in syria where they're learning how to create and deploy, improvised explosive devices as well as carry out sabotaged operations. so, based on this new information, russia's foreign intelligence service has said that washington is on par with terrorist organizations. we see the us security forces losing all moral principles, been obsessed with the

r. neoconservatives, whose ideology of supporting direct u. s. military interventions. how much sway over the bush administration, ortiz caleb mop and dive deeper into their ideas and their consequences? can you even imagine washington without the neocons running u. s. foreign policy? this crowd of war hawks who believe in spreading freedom by toppling governments has had the upper hand for decades. this school of foreign policy hard liners, has roots in the late cold war. the soviet tallahassee, academics who are obsessed with bringing down russia in the ninety's they took aim at iraq. the only acceptable strategies, one that eliminates the possibility that a rock will be able to use or threatened to use weapons of mass destruction in the near term. this means a willingness to undertake military action as diplomacy is clearly failing in the long term, it means removing saddam hussein and his regime from power. they waited for the right moment after 911 george w bush was ready to play ball with them. a rock was destroyed for the sake of democracy, is the policy of the u

got a president who is happy to make p r trips to the u. s. he's happy to pose on the front cover or voice like he's happy to receive power bliss movie stars. visiting him and posting on instagram are due to the army man in a big man's, he is, i get the argument that you could say is really in western interest service. he's the one living for an iep sewing to powerful western countries. shilling for more money to fund more war. all of that taken for granted, but i don't accept the argument that ukraine should just roll over and see directory to the writings mcnaughton, but i have i am. so one said that i have not once said that, but we're not seeing a president who's willing to end this war. and when you people are being blown up in the streets on a daily basis. that's what we're being told. this guy is not willing to make any i'm not saying he how would you deal with level what do you make a deal with bruton? we're going to continue. are you? yeah. john, i good. all right. during the break, this is asi international. now the grays own news ou