u. s. version of events, why would russia do this? so the u. s. and other major countries, right from the beginning of the war, have been trying surveillance, effectively, communications east, talking flights around you crying and russia. i think we can believe them when they say in the slide slide without transponders. so they would have sent up a fight to get to how to look at it. it's quite common for russia to shadow the values that they do it to the rural air force over the north sea in britain against prisons, air force as well. and, and i don't think that the russians would have wanted to go down the u. s. plane, but through intimidation, through closely following, it appears that some sort of miscalculation happened and the u. s. plane was forced to land. and this idea or with americans are said that the fuel was done, the russians dumped fuel on to the drone. why would they have done that? yeah, this is a, i guess, an example of what you might call extreme provocation or intimidation. other examples are where the plane will fly out and we'

u. s. is warning russia against an escalation after collision between the u. s. spy drone and a russian fighter jet in international airspace. new ukraine, washington says the russian plane hit its unmanned aircraft and force it to crash into the black sea. russia says there was no contact and described the u. s. statement as a provocation. it's the 1st direct encounter between us and russian forces. since russia's full scale invasion of ukraine, the u. s. m. q $93.00 per jerome. like the one in this file footage, was forced to crash into the black sea. because the dangerous russian interference . that's what the u. s. military is alleging that the aircraft, what we shall, again, we're, we're fighter aircraft jumping fuel in front of this, you avi. and then getting so close to the aircraft that it actually damaged the propeller on the m q 9. this type of behavior from these russian pilots that is uncommon and unfortunate and unsafe. the u. s. summoned brush as ambassador over the incident. moscow denies direct involvement. it's ambassador is calling the inciden

russia go? warnings are coming from the u. s. government and your concerns and china's considering us supporting russia's war effort in ukraine with lethal assistance. this would be a real problem for shine, as written as relationships with many other countries. not just the united states, there is speculation that china could supply combat turns and munitions to russia, especially since moscow is allegedly running out of drones from iran, but even ukrainian intelligence rejects that beijing said that stands for peace and communication. maybe about your life, doug. the u. s. is the largest provider of weapons on the battlefield in ukraine noble and he will give you in the future. how credible is china's plan for peace? that's of course a crucial question and catch a peace plan on the one hand possible arms deliveries to russia. on the other hand, what is china steam, do we know bout arms deliveries, weapons, drones. nobody really knows for sure. so we, in this context, we rely on u. s. information. um. so there is no for say hi,

we decided that russia, the u. s. rural russia was in material breach of the on of tree. and therefore we submitted subsequently took a step to withdraw from the treaty, which was an extremely unfortunate, but we felt we had no choice to do that. but to do that. so i just wanted to make sure the record i was clear on that with regard to the issue of nuclear sharing. and this is an issue that was discussed as a high representative mentioned a back in the negotiations in the 6th late sixty's throughout the nuclear nonproliferation treaty or russia at no time fundamentally objected to the arrangements that ne, who had already had in existence. i, it signed and ratified the treaty. i was only after i, its invasion of crimea, that it decided to look for a reason to get out of the treaty or, or to at least accused the us of, ah, in essence of violating the n and p t. i. and so for a number, for 3 decades, almost close to for decades, we heard nothing from russia about a nuclear sharing. so, it is quite strange. hell, after all, those years, russia decided russia had no problems

u. s and russia. to have agreed to inform each other of when they conduct these missile launches and that russia will continue to abide by that agreement. but look, there's still a lot of questions here about how much the u. s can rely on russia to actually tell the united states right because, as i mentioned they did suspend their participation in the new start treaty last month, and that has raised a lot of concerns among us officials about how the u. s and russia are essentially going to keep track of each other's nuclear posture as well. as the warheads that they have the missiles, etcetera, and actually, it was a senior pentagon official testifying just the other day on capitol hill, who revealed for the first time that when the us reached out to the russians recently to get a sense as part of that agreement for nuclear for russia's nuclear posture, its capabilities, something that the u. s and russia exchange twice a year, the russians informed them that they would not be giving the americans th

u. s. like russia also does not recognize the court as having domestic jurisdiction previous, the u. s. national security adviser said the us should not cooperate with the international criminal court. the international criminal court is fundamentally illegitimate. it's not something the united states should cooperate with why she's not in a way to excuse putin's conduct of the war. but there are jurisdictions that can try him ukraine in particular, and ultimately a free russia to try that rest appeared a few years ago when a prosecutor requested permission to open an investigation into the war in afghanistan. a cause brief trial chamber turn, the request down into dean, prioritize the inquiry into a legend war crimes by the us and his allies in afghanistan as washington impose sanctions on that prosecutor. we heard from readily enough to ass on as a the court should make us officials stand trial that with insulin and the homicide, am i ever you knows, it isn't fair to us is pushed every other country. why hasn't discord investigated the u. s. president or american soldiers, putin is

foreign ministers wrap up their meeting in india, unable to agree a statement about russia's invasion of ukraine. but the u. s. and russia do meet on the sidelines also on the program. white house signs the alarm over alleged poison attacks on school girls in iraq calls on tag try to investigate claims at the hard line, religious groups, the trying to stop girls getting an education they millennia old mystery that could soon be solved. new technologies, giving us glimpses of hidden chambers inside, one of the world's most famous ancient landmarks. i'm forget, welcome to the program. a meeting in delhi of the j. 20 group of leading nations has ended in disagreement over the war and you cry. india's foreign minister says differences about russia's invasion could not be reconciled. despite this u. s. secretary of state i'm to me, blanket and his russian counterpart, so gay lover of did speak briefly on the sidelines with mr. blink and telling mr. latter off to end the war a gathering of leaders beset by division. the ring as host of the g 20 foreign ministers meeting. india was determined to focus attention beyo

u. s. russia and the u. e. i could only arrive once the rescue ship was in place. it wants to rattle up russia and the u. s. run the international space station together with europe and other partners that she became the war ukraine through the global space industry into disarray. missions dependent on russia were cancelled or postpone. and private industry looked for new launch option closure. but america's nasa and russia's ross cost most struck a deal in the summer of 2020 to that despite sanctions where they would barter seats carrying one of the others. astronauts on every lodge and promising to evacuate the others in case of emergency. sometimes people similarly can like in a split spaces and there is no way of like, it's like hunting your car in half. one happen the other half of the work misfires and strikes of jostled the station over the past 2 years. european when debris are in coming, astronauts have limited options. the station can move or a crew can shelter for safety. there are no built in escape pods. crews have only what they came up and where condu

russia. however, he added that the u. s. does not seek an armed a conflict with russia, and at that the u. s. will continue flying international space and that it's up to russia to encounter the u. s. aircraft in a save and a professional manner. this is a clear alert towards russia, but nothing more than that they don't want to escalate the situation. and in that pentagon briefing, we also learned that they are not certain if this encounter a yesterday was intentional or general milly. he said that the aggressive behavior was intentional, but the actual that the actual physical contact of the aircraft that they are not sure if that was intentional as well. correspondent carlindo troy in washington as ukrainian forces hold off rushes continued, attempts to take the eastern city of buttonwood cube has signaled it is gearing up to launch a counter offensive. many in government are pending their hopes on a supply of western weapons, including german, made leper tanks, which they're expecting soon. the new hardware could help you crane break the stalemate in some areas and take back more territ

ministers. wrap up their meeting in india, unable to agree on a statement about russia's invasion of ukraine. but the u. s. in russia break the ice at the top to pull. let's meet on the sidelines. also coming up mystery poison attacks and school girls in iran. there are claims, hard line, religious groups are trying to stop girls from getting an education and a millennial old mystery that could be company could be closer to be installed. new technology is giving us glimpses of chambers. and one of the world's most famous engine landmarks. ah, american children, welcome to the program. a meeting in delhi of the g 20 group of leading nations has ended in disagreement over the war and ukraine. india's foreign minister says, differences on the invasion could not be reconciled despite their opposing stances . the u. s. secretary of state antony blinking, and his russian counterpart, sergey lover of met for the 1st time since the war began. a gathering of leaders beset by division, ring as host of the g 20 foreign ministers meeting. india was determined to focus attention beyond the war in ukraine. but despite

russia. there's no joint declaration, but the u. s. and russia to speak on the sidelines also on the program. unseasonably low rainfall in europe for use exposing some valley seen sites, but it's part of a winter drought that could harold another devastating here for crops and energy supplies. i mean, sport is a game changing here for middle one, all female f one academy is being established with the women's 1st race scheduled for april. ah, i'm feel gale. welcome to the program and meeting in delhi r v g 20 group of industrialized nations has ended in disagreement over the war in ukraine. or india. foreign minister says, difference is about russia's invasion, couldn't be reconciled despite this u. s. secretary of state antony blank, and he's russian counterpart. so de la did speak briefly on the sidelines with a blank and telling laughter off to end the war a gathering of leaders beset by division. ring as host of the g 20 foreign ministers meeting. india was determined to focus attention beyond the war in ukraine. but despite their be

washington has long opposed russia, china relations, which it views as a threat to a u. s. dominated unipolar world. he is a reminder of some of its previous statements around the world. we face rogue regimes, terrorist groups, and rivals like china and russia, that challenge our interests, our economy, and our values. in confronting these horrible dangers. we know that weakness is the surest path to conflict and unmatched power is the surest means to our true and great defense. you can call them our friends if they're building weapons that can destroy united states of america. and therefore, we have to develop the capability to respond the u. s. which has lawrence at least $251.00 military intervention since 1991, according to its own government sources, stands accused of hypocrisy, both china and russia and this is right out and in the national security strategy are 2 countries that are chafing against this international rules based order that the united states and so many of our allies and partners have built up since in world war 2. it is almost as if iraq, afghanistan

u. s. russia and china in africa with our guests from ethiopia. now we are living and as you know of us were to the plan. now we are transferring to the people in the world. it isn't so they didn't have time to change into this new american see took us to country. so they need to have some government or political gotten better when i met a couple of people left the fighting and told pushing pressure on the government side to achieve federal court. so i think it took me and i believe i will be out of element. should have policies which kind of benefits, no country, no citizen and beyond that african clinton and russia is also a plane the given take approach when we approach with when it comes to that relationship with africa, got chinese or so you want the same for math because they want to give something and wanted something. so they are both focused on the women. in my opinion, when we approach they don't want to influence to intervene into politics or not after it, when it comes to russia and china. on the contrary, and you see to the wish, and

you just said towards the end ols, i mean, how genuine are those pro russia protests because of western nations? in particular, the u. s. accused russia of actually trying to destabilize the country with the help of controlled protests. are they right? an embassy now seems quiet, but just a couple of hours ago, the chief of the national police, sad that he has information that today mass a disorder from the simulations, our plans and to be more concrete, a ration special forces are involved in this actions will build an undercover agents discovered that the russians came to mil duleigh a couple of days before to train a groups of men here. how to provoke mazda civilizations, and for these job, obese people will get around 10 thousands of dollars. yesterday evening, our police detains and arrested. 25 men who are involved in this and they admitted that they are part of russia's plan to monroe the government and that they will use tools to on risk here. okay. well then a papa in the reporting for us there in the kitchen. oh, in moldova, thank you so much, diana, for that it's being called the largest demonstration in isr

war with us citizens residing or traveling in russia should depart immediately. russia marks not warning, saying the u. s. should have mentioned that it applies only to americans engaged in espionage bias off the russia arrest is an american journalist on charges that he was flying for the u. s. government or look for ways to reintegrate for my medicine to society that ever eradicate terry scrutiny. bobo, rom, we report the ground. donald trump says he faces the worst political persecution in the us history as the manhattan district. certainly, if it filled criminal charges against a rhetoric, just the head of a visit to china, the european commission president gives the cold shoulder to blazing desire. for most people in the world, she says the asian country should follow the western agenda if it one from global relations europe with a very warm a welcome to you from the entire international news team coming like from moscow. let's take a look at some stories. this, our washington has warned all americans in russia to immediately leave the country. that's off the rush of federal security service arreste

ministers wrap up their meeting in india, unable to agree on a statement about russia's invasion of ukraine. what the u. s. and russia break the ice as their top diplomats meet on the sidelines. meanwhile, in ukraine, another russian missile strike on civilian hopes. a 5 story apartment building is leveled in the southern city as a body shop, killing several people as they slut and mystery poison attacks on school girls in iran. there are claims hard line religious groups are trying to stop girls from getting an education. ah, i'm here until in berlin. welcome to the program. a meeting in delhi of the g 20 group of leading nations has ended in disagreement over the war and ukraine. indian foreign minister says differences on the invasion could not be reconciled despite their opposing stances. the u. s. secretary of state entity blinking and his russian opposite sergey lab rob met for the 1st time since the war began. a gathering of leaders beset by division. ring as host of the g 20 foreign ministers meeting. india was determined to focus attention beyond the war in ukraine. but despite their best efforts

yes, so, so nato, i went, when the soviet union lapsed, idea was made that russia would not extend one inch between the u. s. and in russia, and of course, that changed particularly under bill clinton. and now nato has expanded right, right to the edge of russia. and that includes our, our nuclear capable of missiles that are station in romania, romania and poland. they're now talking about admitting finland and they're talking about deploying, ah, i'm nuclear missiles and finland, that's in the 800 mile border on finland between finland and russia. so, so, oh, russia has been making noises about red lines ever since i rob vladimir putin gave an important speech in munich in 2007, and talked about, you know, this red line. and also talked about how the united states is trying to dominate the entire world. and that was the 1st time that he talked about this idea of a multi polar world. ah, so, so all, i think that the answer is very clear that nato is, i don't believe it ever was, but it's clearly not a defense of alliance. and in fact, the mandate for nato is expanding. so it was nato that directed the atta

foreign ministers wrap up our meeting in india, unable to agree a statement about russia's invasion of ukraine. but the u. s. and russia to meet on the sidelines also on the program. the white house sounds the alarm over a ledge poison attacks on school girls in iran that calls on tape for i'm to investigate claims that hard line religious groups are trying to stop girls getting an education. also a global protest kicks off in sydney of thousands of young people prepared to take to the streets all over the world and demand urgent action to counteract climate change. and i millennia old mystery that could soon be sold. new technology is giving us glimpses of hidden chambers inside one of the world's most famous ancient landmarks. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. meeting in delhi, if the g 20, a group of leading nations has ended in disagreement over the war in india. foreign minister says differences about russia's invasion could not be reconciled despite this u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking and his russian counterparts. okay. laugh roth did speak briefly on the sidelines with mr. blink an

u. s threatening nuclear war with russia now? well, so rush actually changed it's policy, so now it, it's policy is it can use nuclear weapons if the existence of the nation is, are threatened in this is in conformance with the world, our court decision about 13 or 14 years ago, which said the generally speaking ah, use an possession of nuclear weapons is a legal except if the threat of, than of the nation is, is at rest in, in it's important to understand perceptions because this is what got us in trouble . in the past, with the cuban missile crisis in the nuclear crisis of 1983 was a lack of understanding how the other side felt. and rush has been very clear. um, particularly since 2008. that it identifies the expansion of nato, and particularly the nato ization of ukraine, as red lines that are cannot be crossed. so from the russian point of view, whether you agree with it or not, ah, from their point of view, the existence of russia itself is at risk. and so therefore, therefore, their policy would be in that case, they would

u. s. drone bench again says the russian aircraft unsafely intercepted the reaper drone was then crashed into the black sea. russia was denied accusations, had acted recklessly the downing of the drone on tuesday by the 1st direct incident between the u. s. in russia since the war and ukraine began last year. john hall reports a 42 2nd video clip released by the pentagon shows of russian su 27 fight a plane dumping what he said to be jet fuel into the path of a u. s. reaper surveillance drone high over the black sea. it makes a 2nd pass, repeating the process and then we're told the plane makes contact with the drones tail propeller. the video feed cuts out resuming 60 seconds later to reveal a damaged propeller blade. afterwards the drones remote pilots bring it down in the waters of the black sea. the pentagon said it would not be deterred by what it said was a patent of risky behavior by russian pilots in international airspace. the united states will continue to fly and to operate wherever international law allows and it is incumbent upon russia to operate as military aircraft in a safe and professional manner

u. s. spending $44200000000.00 on a nuclear weapon. china is 2nd at $11700000000.00, and russia is 3rd with $8600000000.00. but why the country needs so many missiles and what are the chances that they end up being used in nuclear complex? i'm christy, and you're watching the cost of everything. where today we're going to be discussing the economic ramifications of a nuclear escalation. ah, countries continue to stockpile nuclear missiles falling america's lead. america justifies a 3800 warhead arsenal, under the theory of deterrence, sending a message that u. s. which holly ation would be so awful that it shouldn't be provoked in the 1st place. but for practical purposes, there is no reason for this massive arsenal. once you've dropped a couple of nuclear bombs on the city, a couple more will just make the rubble shake. building nuclear weapons is expensive and requires technical expertise. nuclear weapons have 2 basic parts. the warheads and the delivery system. now 1st, to build the warhead, the most important components is enriched uranium. the physical isotope uranium $235.00, which ma

u. s. a china and russia p to be hardening in their positions. we've seen china kind of making moves recently, starting to talk about like presenting what it called a position paper. it's few on what an ad political solution to this war could look like. a position paper that was infused with it's opposition to the united states centrally, blaming united states for the outbreak of that war. so you have all the one had to russia and china kind of getting closer together. and china potentially using its position on the ukraine war as part of what is emerging is a kind of cold war between us and china. so you really see like kind of express through this failure to get to communicate just how difficult situation the world is at the moment between these 2 polls. so what's the dynamic here? the u. s. in europe alone versus russia and china with that simple, well, not, not really, because if you look at the numbers here, you had russia and china objecting to these passages about ukraine war and the rest of the g. 20. not because they'd already signed off

china's allianc ith russia, warnings are coming from the u. s. government are concerned that china is considering supporting russia's war effort in ukraine with lethal assistance. real problem for china in his relationships with many other countries, not just the united states, there is speculation that china could supply combat drones and munitions to russia, especially since moscow running out of drones from iran, ukrainian intelligence rejects that beijing says it stands for peace and communication. us is running out of drones from iran, ukrainian intelligence rejects that the largest provider of weapons. how credible is china's plan for peace? that's of course a crucial question. kata, a peace plan on the one hand, possible arms deliveries to russia. on the other hand, what is china's game? do we know about arms deliveries? weapons drones? nobody really knows for sure. so we, in this context we rely on us information. um so there is no social height truth um at least not so far, i think um when it comes to russia and ukraine, um, china in a ce

u. s. ad russia look up when a pool. however, we wish to recall who the of the go trends was to sort of toward the fate of the strategic stability agreements with 2003 in little saw washington take a unilateral step with abrogated these soviet american abn. treating the language in a similar fate do you was prepared for other critical strategic agreements with in 2019. it was the us precisely that who the withdrew withdrew from the i n f treaty . i need to go through and it wasn't russia as mendacious. lee was mendacious, we asserted by the representative of the us, would need me to leave. you go with him and then you know, look at these statements from that time so that they leave no doubt about the about who was the initiator of the withdrawal of the i. enough of with the u. s. has forgotten about that and we can remind them consistent with steps up and rules and about who was the initiator of the district. so that agreement just leave a simple washington set of course to destroy the open skies treaty as well with this

u. s. leadership for that countries was in recent decades. of the u. s. like russia also does not recognize the court as having domestic jurisdiction. previously, a u. s. national security adviser said the us should not cooperate with the international criminal court. the international criminal court is fundamentally illegitimate. it's not something the united states should cooperate with lights is not in any way to excuse putin's conduct of the war. but there are jurisdictions that can try him ukraine in particular, and ultimately a free russia to try. that riff did appear a few years ago when a prosecutor requested permission to open an investigation into the war in afghanistan. and the courts are pre trial chamber, turned it down, it a d. prioritize the inquiry into alleged war crimes by america and its allies, not honest on, as washington imposed sanctions on that prosecutor. we heard from residents in afghanistan, who said the court should make u. s. officials take the stat of insulin and the homicide. my every, you knows it isn't fair. the u. s. is pushed every

russia. however, he added that the u. s. does not seek an armed a conflict with russia, and at that the u. s. will continue flying international space and that it's up to russia to encounter in the u. s. aircraft in a save and a professional manner. this is a clear alert towards russia but, but nothing more than that. they don't want to escalate of the situation. and in that a pentagon briefing, we also learned that they are not certain if this encounter a yesterday was intentional or general milly. he said that the aggressive behavior was intentional, but the actual that the actual physical contact off the aircraft that they are not sure if that was intentional as well. yeah, and that is a slight change from what we heard yesterday. what about the drone itself? i mean, is the wreckage? is it still in the black sea somewhere? yes, the wreckage is still in the in the black sea it's around 5000 feet off water. and we know that it is also deep in the sea, and that it is very unlikely that they will be able to recover it. we also know that all sensitive information in the drone wants to lead us

russia. perhaps 1st is just by on us embassies. but now being used as a weapon, i one or more hostile countries current and former u. s. officials believe russia is to blame. so when the truth have eventually come out, we see there's some other reasons might have cools the mysterious symptoms from a cia officer, raymond mcgovern says the u. s. is just demonizing russia and pointing fingers before anything is clear. it could be a straw in the wind, but we'd have to wait to see if there are other honest reports that come out. they have a slightly more balanced view of russia. right now. we're having the kremlin and mr. poochie that pretty much considered the general and hell incarnate. and so be a while for us to get off that kick. what really did these people in? i mean, it's a serious problem. it's just it for once russians have been exonerated. now just the last word here, the new york times has the story. i've seen it, they written it. where will they put it? well, they might put it on their front page, but i doubt it. it'll probably be buried on page $817.00. and again, most americans will be left at the impression

u. s. nic, russia has agreed to extend the ukraine grain export deal following talks with the you when earlier today a but only for another 60 days. has there been any reaction from the ukrainian government? we've heard form the responsible minister, mr. of infrastructure saying that that is basically not the deal that was agreed when this whole thing was set up to prevent and to kind of, you know, add delays to grain exports to keep food coming out of ukraine and keep food prices affordable around the world. especially in africa and parts of south asia and visit me a sense that this deal is for a russian perspective working too well. ukraine farmers are getting money, are able to sell their crops across the world. and that russia is trying to make this more difficult. we've seen really long waits for inspections of these ships as they tried to cross the boss for us to get into the mediterranean. ukrainians would say that the russians of pacific making an effort to kind of delay exports and basically up the price of shipping for ukrainian farmers. and you know that there is just a sense that i

russia's laws on state secrets. the journalist faces up to 2 decades imprison russian authorities say that gash cove h a u. s. citizen who had obtained the necessary journalistic credentials from the foreign ministry to work in russia, sought to obtain classified information in the interest of the u. s. government. it said he was detained during an attempt to receive that information. as to further discuss this topic, less cost lives of former us, marine, and jupiter were ours ambler john mark do than john, thanks a lot for joining us. it's short notice now. interesting story. this just breaking as we know this morning, but how likely i mean in europe, and how likely is it that this american journalist could be convicted? what do you make of the child? probably pretty likely because i mean look, is no secret, especially in this day and age that, that the american journalistic structure. all of them just about are working for the united states government. ah. and you know, it depends. it really depends on what this individual was trying to get. but if he's trying to get military secrets related to like weapon

u. s. military has released video of an encounter between a russian fighter jet and a u. s. drone. the pentagon says the russian aircraft unsafely intercepted the reaper drone. moscow says the u. s. was ignoring russia's aerospace restrictions up next on al jazeera, witness. debating the issues of the day, the 5 largest polluters of the world are in india, jump into the stream, they made their money on poll. they made their money on the field, convincing those folks know we need to go. green is very, very difficult, giving all of voice. we chose to live because we wanted to escape war and violence . when you humanize this narrative, you allow people to really understand the reality and break down misconceptions. the st. on al jazeera you can. yeah, i well, a hash chief garcia, traditional actual on what on there, on the academic goal. she said, we all love them, su, crediting on yeah. to the camera. oh, wow. well, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no a dial the one with a a valid? no, i did a cn level that did you, how do you come? so i'm seeing you on the how did i know that many, many, many, many women i feel i'm with my own. i know i not care with a general just out was a dad. now 5 y