u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3 to 9 and select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right. the u. s. s. o was devastated by well the it either states last about 400000 people at the brit sloss less than the americans did. as the soviets suffer, 27000000 deaths bmw 27000000 is an incredible number by john kennedy k american university of commencement address. back to 63. he said that what the soviet suffered and world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states, east of chicago having been destroyed. mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan, overtime it evolved into pincher bush, liketh crankshaft, half moon, cold wheel, off tackle, and cherry, a. dia, december 19th, 1949 saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation dropshot, date of attack, january. the 1st 1957, the plan outlines the complete annihilation of the usaa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. but those very nations would be wiped out along with communism. in the 1st phase of authoration, dropshot in visits dropping 300 nuclear and 2

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u. s. wanted to gain support from china in this very important golden triangle of international relations. and colbert chef when to china in may, 988. he was the 1st high level leader of the u. s. s. o. 2 with the china in 30 years. and the relationship between more school and bridging had to improve since that when you talk about a go to much office visit the end of the decade, it was in may, as you said, the visit was followed by student protests. and even now of course, the infamous gentleman square events, do you think in some way those developments hurt bilateral ties to an extent eye witness what happened during the movement at that time, i think called the shelf high port. it took place right in the middle of the various if you're into problems in china, that the man you can on the end poor did who reform in china and at the time called the chef was traced by with so much that he was, we put to the fight stage, a symbol we form and hope he's a young leader at 58 compared to the param out chinese leader. then south p 84. and his old comrades and the chinese at the time were fully aware of what's happening in the community. and so the communist party said, grew by the chinese p

u. s. s. l o d u. s. plans to master own native nations under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949, the soviets acquired their own nuclear weapons. so any plan to annihilate the u. s . as i had to be postponed indefinitely, but the idea remains the same. the united states had to be seen as the only major player in the international arena, or anyone who sold otherwise had to be wiped from the us. soviet union itself is no mold. this is a victory for democracy and freedom of these events clearly serve on national interest. george bush was, i'm good down of it on you. one anguish v, i'm yeah, an option leash took off to exhibit in tablet block on one was to visual of per diem on these milan sounds. i'm a saucen than mine's a young child as an annoying c on and it was santa's, he had to say that i completed to know jesus landis, a united states became the indispensable country. i worth exceptional people whose obligation was to lay down the path for all the countries. and so it became a new i renewed justification for american aggression in the world. it was the justification fo

u. s. president ronald reagan tweeted this. gorbachev was a man who was once a political adversary, but who ended up becoming a friends o. e. wayne mary spent 26 years in the u. s. foreign service, including at the embassy in moscow at the end of the u. s. s. r. he spoke to me earlier about corporate has legacy. i think at the moment, given what's going on in the war in ukraine. perhaps his greatest legacy is that he let the soviet union fail without spilling a lot of blood to try to preserve it. now he did accountant, some bloodshed in lithuania, some torture when it really came to the question of, are you willing to use massive tours to preserve the communist party, to preserve your own power and to preserve the soviet union? he would not do it. and i think that legacy today is something that should be recognized as they are a great many powerful figures in the world who are willing to use force to hold on to their power and to hold on to their political system. gorbachev intimately, despite his personal commitment to the linen his system, despite his personal belief in soviet communism, which i think continued right up through the remainder of his life. ulti

u. s. b. in the arctic. the u. s. don't care about anything but defeating russia. that was o crane. among other things is about as when it defeating russia, newberg say, the west ones to plunder the arctics resources under the ice when it's melting. the 5th, all the world's oil is there, and the 3rd of the world's gas, so is under the ice. so it's not only wants to t m thinking, it's also all rubbing their area from resources as they tend to do for the west. poor europe. what will they do? we know they have not these resources and so they are show our guides. and so i think they have to do everything they can in their mind to get hands all their resources in. there are might be a way of helping the west, in their sense, made a predicament by being so arrogant and right. oh, stupid, ah. french president, micron is in gas, which algeria seeking some men strange diplomatic ties between france and its former colony as europe faces is, was to energy crisis in decades. french officials, the visit is all about politics and improving relations and any deals, however, the crime is a c

u. s. bidding in the arctic. the u. s. don't care about anything but defeating russia. that was o crane, among other things is about and while nato has it, i sat on russia on china, norberg again says the alliance has an economic focus on helping western countries plunder the arctic resources under the ice when it's melting. the 5th, all the world's oil is there, and the 3rd of the world's gas, so is under the eyes. so it's not only a lobster cheek am thinking, it's also all rubbing their area from resources as they tend to do from the west. poor europe. what will they do? we know they have these resources and so they are so i and so i think they have to do everything they can in their minds to get hands all their resources in the article might be a way of helping the west in their sense, made a predicament by being so arrogant and right oh, stupid, ah, saudi arabia to invest $1000000000.00 in cash strapped pakistan as the countries economic crisis worsens. the pledge was given after a phone call between saudi arabia's foreign minister and his pakistani counterpart, during which t

u. s. bidding in the arctic. the u. s. don't care about anything but give feeding. russia that was o crane, among other things is about and well, nato has its, i sat on russia and china, norberg again says the alliance as an economic focus on helping western countries plunder. they are tech resources under the ice when it's melting. the 5th, all the world's oil is there, and the 3rd of the world's gas, so is under the ice. so it's not only a love, strategic am thinking. it's also all rubbing their area from resources as they tend to do from the west, poor europe. what will they do? we know they have not these resources. and so they are, so i and so i think they have to do everything they can in their mind to get hands on their resources in the arctic might be a way of helping the west in their sense, made a predicament by being so arrogant and right oh, stupid, ah, and as the pentagon continues to shower, ukraine's military with money and weapons, the u. s. inspector general says he's on high alert for any security issues within the thousands of contracts with care of we have developed a universe of thousands of ukraine re

o. d. s force was killed by u. s. air strike in iraq. certain members of the leadership of iran denounced the killing. and if publicly vowed revenge, general phillip molly was a huge, popular figure in iran on his killing, brought hundreds of thousands of people on to the streets and protest. many experts considered him as the key figure behind a rounds foreign strategy in the middle east, on the architect all of its regional influence. cilla. molly's murder by drew intensified tensions between washington and toronto. professor out the university of iran side. mohammed mirandi believes there was no objective reason or explanation for his kelly this i q zation the united states has a tradition of lying about intelligence and such information. and we know, for example, that when the united states murder, general solomon for his killing, that was given, was all false when the united states wanted to murder or general. so the money they gave an excuse or they claim that he was about to carry out an imminent strike or att

the former commander of iran islam revolutionary guard corps t o d s force was killed by u. s. air strike in iraq. certain members of the leadership of iran denounced the killing of publicly vowed revenge. general ceremony was a hugely popular, figuring around his killing broad hundreds of thousands of people on to the streets and protest. many experts considered him as the key figure behind, runs foreign strategy in the middle east and the architect all of its regional implants. solomon, the murder by drone, intensified tensions between washington and iran. professor at the university of jerome side. mohammed mirandi believes there was no objective reason or explanation for his coming this accusation. the united states has a tradition of lying about intelligence and such information. and we know, for example, that when the united states murder, general sony money later on, it was exposed to the defense secretary. in his memoir, he said that tromp just simply wanted to to kill him. and that the reason for his killing that was given was all false. when the united states wanted

s's when the euro's is unbelievable. i tell you all. 3 english girls, we are smashing o s u shaving their lives. how it's done. i won't plead. i do want to make you nervous. yes, girls are side because we can multitask. i we have bruce. yeah. i today. he's relied, i say, said oh the you love it. i had a, doubly, as ali moody was there for the final and what the success of the tournament can me now for women's football. so euro 2022 culminates with an occasion that was perfect for this tournament in terms of the setting of wembley stadium in terms of the quality of play, in particular, allison's opening goal for england. and in terms of the atmosphere. 87000 people packed into the arena a record for european championship game of either the women's or men's additions that now that history has been made, we start to look to the future. while this is set a new benchmark for this tournament. earlier this week, england's lear williamson and georgetown white talked about making sure that this is the start of a journey, not the end of one euro 2022 legacy will not be defined by this match tonight or indeed from by the

o u. s. trade talks, so i will highlight 2 parts here. the 1st one is the trade facilitation, because time was direct exports to, to the u. s. have been increasing over the past few years and us now almost the 2nd largest trading partner for taiwan. so being able to trade smoothly is an important for the 2 parts. and the 2nd important issue is digital trait. and we know the u. s . want to boot a new digital trade order in this region and town has always want to be part of it . and just as i mentioned that the u. s. is trying, again, is irma importance and also influence in this region into town is ready to prove that they are in compliance with their rules. all right, so don hahn in taipei there. let's go to urines quarter in new york in taiwan is already an important trade partner for the us who stands the gain from better trade terms. well, i mean, a general tie, one would love to see a free trade agreement of that. so really on the table remains to be seen, but we're talking a lot about technology but all so, hi, one is a big importer of us. agricultural goods. the saw being weeds, corn, beef, just to name a few of those

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o, w, 's, and 73 more being injured. it retired us air force lieutenant believes that while the conflict continues to be financially profitable to the u. s, it will continue with its supplies. half of all of that money goes directly into the pentagon. so the pentagon has received the money and the pentagon and its contractors are shipping the materials pretty much as soon as they can over to ukraine. but it's not really connected. i don't think to a strategy as much as it is a domestic spending program. none of what the u. s. is providing will assist in any reclaiming of territory. it's simply, in fact, increasingly is defensive on what's left of ukraine. and i think as long as there's money to be made between the ukranian elite and the, the military industrial establishment in the united states and, and some of the other european countries as long as money is, is it long as this war is profitable? it's going to continue for them, so they're not going to acknowledge anything. this is the policy is astounding. here, i think in many ways another example of hi marcy hughes occurred in the don bass city of bethel. darcy, however, a western r

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u. s. presidency as the leader of taiwan. but also along with that on her to marry, which you probably added on is she will be me meeting the c o r t s m. you know, that's part of the largest chip maker. and one of the largest contract chip maker semiconductor company in the world. so, you know, once again, los, he's doing everything she can for diplomacy and all ends from, you know, from the economy to, to shaking hands with petitions. and so she's being received very well here. a port and about predictable. what people are still watching very cautiously because the question is, you know, china is watching cautiously too. so what's going to happen there? and just on that, a number of experts we've spoken to over the past couple of hours and had said that taiwan will actually be the brunt of china saying and not the us. so what sanctions have already been put in place and, and what else can it expects? right, so it's not just the sanctions that taiwan is worried about. yes, indeed. china, yesterday, when they knew that it was clear that not to know if you will be landing there, they found about a 100 taiwanese company to provide food