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u. s. troops there for what reason to protect its own personnel. u. s. personal station in the region as well as in israel. as you know, there are 100 u. s. military personnel on sites to man these tact a system. this is an anti ms file, a system which was actually just delivered to is wrote in the pretext of the and now and thread totally atory actions of his role supposed to be taken against iran . the white house saying this that this was the right of israel to defend itself so that it stands by israel, that its support is iron clad for as well to defend itself. but of course that it helps, and there is, of course, hard to assess for the why does this for anybody else that this will not escalate in any unmeasured form or to any unmeasured? no. that was the dw report of stuff on siemens in washington. journalist stella magna in the lebanese capital bay rouge told me before how this attack on iran could influence the situation there as well. most people are here among the population and loved on, on all very scared and frightened that this might to escalate further in one way, of course, because his paula here in lebanon is the link to

whenever the us is, is in a region in large numbers as it is now, there are 2 aircraft carrier groups, one there, the, the u. s. s. abraham lincoln's a truman is on its way there are enhanced aircraft there as well. those present a huge target, so while the us passenger is defensive and as we saw in april, it can take action. it is direct. uh and of course, and those forces have the right reserved the right, i should say to protect themselves. so there's always a possibility of the, the conflict expanding in drawing the us in, in a way that the us administration wants to avoid. what's the us costs are in the region? because interestingly, they had said, and i forget who, whether it was from the white house or the state department or the pentagon, but they had said that they were increasing their military posture. that's right. so they've held the us as abraham lincoln in the central command area in the middle east, the truman carrier group. this is a whole series of ships around, you know, a battled group that goes together. and so those are, that's a massive amount of force. they've enhanced the num, the fighter

u. s. embassy on the un office in jakarta, unties rebecca next period was the the find out what state are you this the u. s. embassy into the car, and now they are making their way nations office and just hard on the interesting thing. but also, they also want mcdonalds, starbucks in caps, we have that in supporting what is your, i'll have to be of the tax on god the time. and now 11 on many are holding signs and also trying to include them not only against the israel, but also against america. one of the biggest supporters in what israel has been doing and the ongoing attacks that have been going on in palestine in gaza. and also in lebanon, and the message is always clear that mean an agent is condemning ongoing attack that is or has to be doing. and they also ask for peace and these higher. but what, maybe we know that the u. n is nothing more than a society organization. it's not a state. it doesn't have the power of a states. it is based only on morals and formalities, but at least by standing here, we want to show the world that the u. n is also involved in the case because the u . n is silent, there

u. s. companies are paid, that contacts are enforced and the companies that are there of a positive experience, that's important because companies certainly will look at the treatment that other companies are receiving and if u. s. companies and other foreign companies look like they are being very successful than that's certainly more attractive to the other companies that are taking a look at the iraqi markets. and the work that the government can do to fight corruption, to improve the enforcement of contacts, all of these things in reducing regulatory barriers, those are all things that help make it easier for not only u. s. companies and other foreign companies that also iraqi companies ultimately. we are having conversations with the iraqi government to highlight some of these issues and i know that they are also looking at these aspects as well. >> you consider it one of the main challenges for the iraqi government. your thoughts? >> yes as i mentioned earlier it's conducive to investment. looking at the whole region every single country has a major issue the role of the state economy. there you have it and economic determination through the lens of enterprises and the financial sector. we have two major

u. s. and china but not much progress did you think the u. s. and china can find common ground on ai? >> yeah, we are. i think right now we are also quite clear-eyed about what china's trying to do in this space and the threat that they pose. i don't want to be pollyanna-ish about it but i also think the two see some of the big risks that are out there. if you look carefully they are controlling probably more than we are the uses of these tools and there may be room and ultimately we will need to harmonize around some of the most harmful uses there. right now we are clear about the fact that this is a big competitive foot race and what you saw in that national security memorandum this morning is a big investment and not just stopping things from getting outside the u. s. but we have the strongest industry here for investing and the government is putting its resources and to doing what needs to be done to be competitive. you released technology from compromising -- used in discrimination and what kind of work are you doing on that now and what can we expect going forward? >> we put out a huge amount o

planning. leaders from israel, jordan on cats are lincoln strip comes just days after the is really military killed. how mass leader? yes, yes. and what the u. s. s. and why does that present an opportunity to negotiate the release of is really captives held in gaza? meanwhile, it runs for a minister as visiting to wait. we have are so sorry dar who will join us from to her on, in just a moment on that. but 1st, let's bring in the how much i'm june, how much is joining us from jordan's capital online? because it is really, government has banned algebra, 0 from reporting insight as real and in the occupied westbank to tell us what you were hearing about blinking this visit. and the chances of any breakthrough at this point, how much will that, and what we know thus far is that us secretary of state and city of lincoln has landed in israel that he was scheduled to meet with his rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he's also scheduled to meet later in the day with his really defense ministry you're off the lot as well as is really present, isaac heard sock and there's indications he will be speaking with other members of the is really political

u. s. population has become accustomed to living far beyond their means. that is why the u. s. has $36.00 trillion dollars worth of nash, just national debt. and us consumers are, are addicted to, to debt via credit card debt, health care debt education debt. it is a debt based system. uh, it is part of a quintessential american value. and this is because of the possibility of, of you know, what is the use, the euphemism used is quantitative easing, the us simply prints more money and allowing this, this essentially also allows of the us to affectively export. it's inflation to the rest of the world. and that is, is what has led to this, this, you know, mountain this debt and, and this over consumption there with the rest of the world. how to deal with the corona, virus situation. the, the us led west they, they, they simply. 2 took out more debt to deal with the situation and russia, the other bricks countries as a identified the, this is in abuse and exploitation, and increasingly, a weapon is ation. all of the us is a suppose it been if it's in stewardship of the commanding heights of the global financial and economic architecture and swift swift system the

u. s. population has become accustomed to living far beyond their means. that is why the u. s. has $36.00 trillion dollars worth of nash, just national debt. and us consumers are, are addicted to, to debt via credit card debt, health care, debt education debt. it is a debt based system. uh it is part of a quinta, central american value. and this is because of the possibility of, of you know, what is the use the you from ism used to is quantitative easing. the us simply prints more money and allowing this, this essentially also allows of the us to affectively.

are also looking at a u. s. that is for the 1st time during the past year, is actually concerned about the u. s. or about israel's retaliation to the evaluation because we get on as we haven't heard from by them and others, they are concerned that israel should not hits the oil fields or the nuclear facilities because these would activities send uh, oil prices skyrocketing, not least because get on has promised to respond by hitting us interest and the interest of us allies in the region, which might turn this into much broader of the conflict than just the regional conflict. so while the hubris and the, the, their sort of the, the work behind the lation of israel right now is, is evidence. i think lots of the plans and designs that we saw. nothing. yeah, hold actually in the map are more aspirational then actually domestic. okay, real quick cuz we have under 3 minutes left, hugh, if the conflicts plural continue on their current path, current trend, what do you project? the right kind is clear and it is a trend of all it's regional. i'll give you my almost there already there. i should say, cer

u. s. s abraham lincoln. and we understand that the abraham lincoln was choose to leave, but now it's being told you stay put on there are more assets on the way. at some point there's gonna be some $40000.00 personnel in that part of the world. and we're going to have a 16 f, 50, a tens as tried to, to fight to aircraft. but the us is very, very specific about this. it is say that one sage, it is trying to get the escalation. but at the same time, it's building this up as a precaution, we measure this is very much a new round to say to iran, to not take advantage here. we have this presence here. we're not afraid to use it if we have to, because ultimately i will loyalty as with israel and we will defend israel if we need to feel thanks very much. indeed that's for a level bring yourself to date from washington d. c. i want to get, bring you some of the pictures that are just coming out from the reuters news agency. we understand that these are a 1st pictures of um types which are being moved towards the 11 on the border. and they said they're on the back of a, a low, low to there. these are slayers that are happening o

and you are the local agent now to do about the rejected the positions before and i am sent to the u. s. g i r s is completely discredited. don't organize dish. no mention that the the us good system of human rights related issue is driven due to american lobby. the board back the board to share the one i'm going to 20 full is to region. but do you my hot water bar kasanya america? yeah. and she was as a senior analyst at the u. s. t i r s troy the u. s. c. i had is really trying to tell us that the park is bonnie would be anything but biased when it comes to me for doing this. the one that lives in this particular report about media. we also have the same policy sato box. finally get a kids and they have been the awarding reason and the i'm dw. yeah, 2 people, the man who was about because donnie origin american was own didn't as the commissioner of this organization. the us the, i have it immediately ready to go. and the other name is mohammed. that's the navi was appointed to the doot doot when people were the drag link to go to. yeah. and it's not me role reading these international islamic

are adamant about implicating the indian government. why such guy designated a terrorist by india? thing, pontoon, based in the u. s. as the u. s. canada citizen organizes all these rough randoms with his group called seats for justice and the said that he's been in touch with to those office. and he told us of the canadian press right on tv, and also said that he had told to those office crew to target with that that's done linked to india. and he says, taking the social media offering a $500000.00 bounty, or i guess what he calls budget because it probably sounds nicer than gang land style. bounties being issued in canada overtly. when he also is in talks with a prime minister, and this bounty he's offering is to track the indian high commissioner data. now that he's back in india. so where did this guy get that budget from and who is to get in touch with down there in the us? when to though brings up the us sled 5 eyes intelligence in any case intelligence conveniently, can be used in court. so the evidence can officially be refuted by india. canada has not given any evidence in support of the serious, very serious allegatio

are increasing the number of fighter jets and attack aircraft squadrons. now today's announcement also follows sunday orders from defense secretary lloyd austin to keep the carrier strike group. the u. s. s. abraham lincoln in the middle east instead of sending it back to the western pacific as all originally planned. a 2nd carrier is also on its way. the us says harry s truman. it is expected to be there in a week. so that would mean that us would have to carrier groups in the middle east . in terms of messaging, the pentagon has been fairly consistent. it's message has been one of a warning to iran, and it's proxies not to exploit the situation, not to exacerbate the situation, not to attack us interests in the region, and that reflect similar statements up from the likes of the state department that we've heard in the last days, and this really underscore is very much how the wider concern here remains dot. this saw conflict could tip into a larger regional war. or do you take a listen to what president biden told reporters earlier today? on another issue on the other side of the world in the middle east. it's our understanding recruiters with that. i'm gonna stick with the subject fo

personnel, oil interests are completely vulnerable to mass attacks from a ron and from other access forces. and likewise, the u. s. can do a lot of damage to iran and vice versa. the u. s. now has shifted after the end of the global war on terror. 2 more proxy fights instead of opting out for a direct engagement, there's a huge political support problem for more in depth and it was and the got to have to keep in mind that the us army is having a massive recruiting and retention crisis. so when it comes to national security interest, that's something they have to be very careful about which conflicts are popular, which ones have enough consent from the public to engage and, and the consent from the american public. i don't believe in the recruiting numbers are reflecting this, that this is a good one to get engaged on. this is just possible. so to gmc, the 7 30 am and 11 on when a nation is waking up to is rarely sold as inside as borders. these are the live pictures from bay roads. you can see some of the smoke rising over the buildings. they are following several attacks that have been happening. nothing has been witnessing a cycle of violence, but it hasn't seen for

are struck, then as you, as you heard the major general saying the u. s. would retaliate, and that is what could lead to an escalation that might draw the u. s. deeper into that conflict, something the vitamin ministration very much wants to avoid, but that there is a massive presence there that us says that presence is defensive, but shouldn't be attacked. that could turn on a job. okay, going ahead and, and that joining us from the pentagon many, thanks indeed for bringing us to view that from the us. let's go over now to gone. so where we've been seeing scenes of celebrations across the street, in response to the arabian missiles 5 as well, people came out one to the street. as the missiles was seen, flying over their heads, going into israel for a couple of service in general about it in central gauze and of course, target people and goals. and they strange it to best solves a stranger to being at the mercy of israel and showing the the delight. so if, if one's about it was as the response of a ron to as well as aggression on the go, also strip and indeed, 11 as well. that's right, lower right inside ski, we're in the john deluxe, the ho

jordan on cats are and blinking strip comes just days after the is really military killed her masters leader. yes, yes. and water. the u. s. s. and why does death presents an opportunity to secure the release of is really captives held in gauze? well, how much i'm doing? joining us from jordan's capital online because that is where the government has banned all g 0 from reporting inside his real on inside the occupied west bank. but we just said, see the pictures of sector stay blinking, arriving now, and is ro i'm how much tell us what's on the agenda on what we should be looking out for to. so that in a blinking is scheduled to meet with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he's also scheduled to meet with his really defense minister. you walk a lot as well as his rarely present, isaac heard sock and there are indications that he'll be meeting with the other is really political leaders and figures throughout the day as well. now, since the killing of yes yes and war many occasions have heard joe biden, us president say that he believes that this is the right time for israel to step back from conflict and try to ent

these are my cu s. diplomats to solve. these are my i u s, ., , diplomats to solve. hese are my tu s. , , , , ., diplomats to solve. these are my guys. there has been bursts of small arms fire and — guys. there has been bursts of small arms fire and artillery _ guys. there has been bursts of small arms fire and artillery very _ guys. there has been bursts of small arms fire and artillery very close i arms fire and artillery very close by. he says his forces are fighting hezbollah 500 metres away. despite israeli control on the ground here, this is still very much an active combat zone. the fighting gets closer. we are told to leave, fast. despite israel's small successes here, hezbollah has not disappeared from this fight, and israel's conflict with the ryan hangs over it. —— with iran. this is not a border war, it. —— with iran. this is not a borderwar, but it. —— with iran. this is not a border war, but a regional one, playing out along the border. 50. playing out along the border. go, to, to, playing out along the border. go, go. go. please — playing out along the