u. s. s said that india has been invited to d 7 only because that agenda is d and diverse and it is not really about trying to link to india. oh, russia at the same dying. it's quite interesting that in and the u. s. along with some a ban on new import russian. ringback during the d 7 summit, that the boss there are also planning to impose issues gap on the brand. so russian or in the g 70 leaders are clearly trying to project an image of unity and bombing to remain together and strong messages with the knowledge. we know we have proven counting on beginning award winner with russian while it's being indicted. it is unlikely that it is going to change these out me. russia has maintained neutrality and has also very clearly said that they need you to bye. i gosh, yeah, i know on the dance talk, you're from a own sort of be nice and it's relationship rate. russia, whatever the trading arrangements that india puts in place with regard to the purchase of crude oil all over the world are determined pur

u. s. s said that india has been invited to d 7 only because the agenda is d and diverse and it is not really about trying to link to india. oh, russia. at the same diet. it's quite interesting that in and the who s along with some, a ban on new import. so russian during the d 70 does summit, that the boss there are also planning to impose a potential gap on the brand. don't rush it or in the g 7. leaders are clearly trying to project an image of unity and vowing to remain together and strong messages with no small port. we have proven counting on beginning no really not interested in well, i think in dice. it is unlikely that india is going to change these out me. russia has maintained saturday and has also very clearly said that i need you to bye bye. russia and no power on the earth. get stuck in your wrong looping and go to be nice and relationship rates, russia, whatever the trading arrangements that india puts in place with regard to the purchase of crude oil all over the world are determine

u. s. for crimes in an afghan stan, the u. s. under george w bush actually passed the law that said the u. s. could bomb the a give the i c. c. did investigate the u. s. u. s. is made sure the international law does not apply to the united states. it does not care about the humanitarian cause of the tours of the u. s. knew all along it back, samantha power, who was instrumental and making sure the u. s. would not be investigated or crimes any. and she herself, years ago, predicted that millions of p m. and could die due to the war. but that didn't change her course of action didn't change the u. s. course of action and it won't because they don't care. us president has been slammed by big oil companies after you requested a ramp up production to tackle gasoline prices that have almost doubled since last year. but the stress response wasn't exactly what the white house wants to hear. while we appreciate the opportunity to open increased dialogue with the white house, the administration's misguided policy agenda, shifting away from domestic oil and natural gas has compounded inflationary pressures and added headwinds to companie

u. s. for crimes in an afghan to stand the u. s. under george w bush actually passed the law that said the u. s. could bomb the hey, give the icpc did investigate the u. s. u. s. is made sure the international law does not apply to the united states. it does not care about the humanitarian cause of the tours of the u. s. knew all along it back, samantha power, who was instrumental in making sure the u. s. would not be investigated or crime in the end. and she herself, years ago, predicted that millions of p. m. and could die due to the war. but that didn't change her course of action didn't change the u. s. course of action and it won't because they don't care. the from breaking news. burton's home secretary has all to be extradition of julianna's songs to the us. whether we can expand a face is up to 175 years in prison on espionage charges. there was a blow is organization says they will appeal against his extradition in the u. k. high court countries, home office is a decided to extra to songs based on decisions by british course. many thanks for joining us, have on our international will be b

u. s. for crimes and an afghan to stand the u. s. under george w bush actually passed the law that said the u. s. could bomb the a give the i c c. did investigate the u. s. u. s. is made sure the international law does not apply to the united states. it does not care about the humanitarian cause of its wars. the u. s. knew all along it back, samantha power, who was instrumental and making sure the u. s. would not be investigated or crimes any. and she herself, years ago predicted that millions of p. m. and could die due to the war. but that didn't change her course of action didn't change the u. s. course of action and it won't because they don't care. does it for me? this are i was back in about 32 minutes is another full and freshly newsday with us, or 10 to national. ah, i ah, when i was showing wrong when i just don't know, i have to shape out. this thing becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. awe. on february, the 24th 2022, russia launched a special military operation in ukraine. the campaigns 1st major battle was an operation to b

u. s. for crimes in an afghan, a stand the u. s. under george w bush and she passed the law that said the u. s. could bomb the a give the i c. c. did investigate the u. s. u. s. is made sure the international law does not apply to the united states. it does not care about the humanitarian cause of the tours of the us knew all along it back, samantha power, who was instrumental in making sure the u. s. would not be investigated or crimes any and she herself, years ago predicted that millions of p. m. and could die due to the war. but that didn't change her course of action didn't change the u. s. course of action and it won't because they don't.

when it said it was going to investigate the us for crimes and an afghan, a stand the u. s. under george w bush actually passed the law that said the u. s. could bomb the a, give the i c c. did investigate the u. s. us is made sure the international law does not apply to the united states. it does not care about the humanitarian cause of the tours of us knew all along effects, samantha power, who was instrumental and making sure the u. s. would not be investigated or crimes . any and she herself years ago, predicted that millions of p. m, and could die due to the war. but that didn't change her course of action didn't change the u. s. course of action and it won't because they don't care. china has overtaken the us as the foreign pow with the most positive influence in africa. that's according to a poll among young adults in the continent. the survey was conducted among 18 to 24 year olds in 16 african countries and found that 76 percent considered chinese activity is the most positive for the continent. pushing the u. s. which finished 1st of the po to 2 years ago into 2nd place. the results of the straight ton of wising influence on t

u. s. under george w bush actually passed the law that said the u. s. could bomb the a give the i c c. did investigate the u. s. u. s. is made sure the international law does not apply to the united states. it does not care about the humanitarian cause of the tours of the us knew all along it back, samantha power, who was instrumental and making sure the u. s. would not be investigated or crimes any. and she herself, years ago predicted that millions of p. m. and could die due to the war, but that didn't change her course of action didn't change the u. s. course of action and it won't because they don't care. it's the same as arming islamic state . that's the message from a former american law enforcement officer who vehemently opposes washington's continued flow of weapons to ukraine. and we made the statement of visiting the war twin city of mario paul, john mcdoogan said there's a police officer in florida until he was investigated. also a legit alleging widespread corruption, blackmail and nepotism in the sheriff's office he worked in, he eventually received political asylum in russ

u. s. s. response, you know, they said time and again that they believe that the israelis have the wherewithal to conduct their own destination. that they believe that the israelis and palestinians should work together. but i think what we've seen so far is that that kind of investigation isn't forthcoming. and also just at this rate not possible for, for the part of the israelis, they've ruled out a criminal probe. but frankly, you know, a lot of critics have made the point that israel frankly doesn't have the track record to, to investigate itself in this matter or the incentive to do so. likewise with the palestinians need to, to the israelis point, however, they have noted that they can't conduct a criminal inquiry unless they get the bullet. that was, that was taken from charade or that killed terrain. and the palestinian authority refuses to him not over cuz they don't trust the israelis to conduct an investigation. so the u. s. is in effect calling for a solution that simply doesn't exist. and thus there is a vacuum and i think what, what they haven't come around to is this notion that

u. s. concerning the sanctions, the u. s. and the international community support i social so that this project is implemented, the u. s. has said it will evaluate the deal once it is signed before deciding on whether it violates sanctions. but another obstacle, its funding money, has not been secured from the world bank, which is demanding conditions like an audit of the electricity company. the electricity infrastructure was devastated during the civil war since it ended in 1990 lebanon has not had continuous supply of electricity. successive governments have failed to rebuild the sector, or come up with a sustainable energy strategy. and that added tens of billions of dollars to the countries massive public debt. corruption is endemic in many states institutions. oh yeah, i was getting a st machines or building at last to generate electricity. and the thing about all of mankind, all the services we diaz that were assign job benefits, certain individual or certain political party. the deals with egypt and jordan are part of a government plan to provide 24 hour power by 2026. but previous plans have gone on implemented due to p

u. s. high wind tide. so the u. s. has chosen to be very careful not to cross the lie of the one china policy in which the people that are kissinger has said china, it does not seem to be an immediate threat to the u. s. in the next 10 years. and it is very important not to play to taiwan cut. however, the u. s. he said that the fighting is subject to some local political constraint to steal paid to taiwan cod, quite frequently in the last 2 years. but it does not seem to want to change the status quotes, i call this call across the street at this point. and that's something very genetic happens. and that's key thing just that he has already see some signs of bite and it's going to make some positive change. benjamin child professor at the paris school of technology on business. many, thanks for your time. we appreciate it. thank you and thank you for joining us. here on our end to national with back in 30 minutes with more we'll see you then the.

u. s. military officials, the former deputy commander of the u. s. european command said he has no real prospects of defeating russia and must talk with moscow if he doesn't want to incur for the losses. russia has a heck of a lot of comment are the ukrainians, and so there is no way that the ukrainians will ever destroy our defeat. the russians. there is no way that the great ends will ever have enough combat power to keep the russians out of ukraine. as well. and so what does that look like in the, in game, the more this war goes on, we never know if that's going to wait. and then they will lack the ability to go to the bargaining table at a position of strength and may lose more than they intended. well, early a former u. s. secretary of state, henry kissinger, he said the key does need to make concessions to moscow in order to prevent a dia outcome to the conflicts. kissinger was later added to the mirror for this website, which is the ukranian database of people considered to be enemies of the states. former penske and security policy analyst, michael mullis believes

u. s. embargo said, it can scurry around and get some supplies elsewhere. but what about europe? the u. s. ban the oil imports from russia and then it insisted on europe to fall through interested europeans arms to do it. but it might be very difficult to do that with a nuclear import. a country like france, for example, 70 percent of its electricity generation comes from nuclear plants that will have a big impact on france. and i don't think france would go ahead with that. no bending in ports of the russian enriched processed in, you know, fuel from russia. that's going to be a little different than oil. france might be a new hungary, when it comes to nuclear embargo. well, for obviously, for the reasons. so many of the reasons you've just outs lined there at the uranium exposure from russia were left off the sanctions list. in your opinion, what do you think would make russia trigger russia to decide to been it? so next, bullets of uranium to those countries? well, i don't think a rush is going to do that, you know, unless nato in western europe double down on ukraine here because it l

u. s. official said today that the u. s. at least will be imposing a new package of sanctions on goods related to defense supply chains that russia uses to we arm industry. so here we're looking at different forms, the sanctions that are targeted to try to deny russia earnings and also ability to re arm as its own stores of weapons are depleted, look, ran out for 2 correspond. thank you very much for now. and earlier the ukranian president vladimir zalinski, if we as we've had joined the g 7 summit and southern germany, video link details of the round table discussion of yet to be released. but the leaders of the wills, which is democracies, are expected to offer their long term commitments to supporting ukraine. as concern is growing over divisions in the west approach to the war. on the 1st of a 3 day summit, leaders did agree to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in global infrastructure. they are meeting in the tranquil surroundings of the bavarian alps . the top of the agenda is, of course, the war in ukraine and th

u. s. just and what you said about mark, milly, why is the u. s. so interested in taiwan becoming a sovereign nation? what significance does it have in that region for washington? well, of course the us this is using taiwan along with other. busy busy agenda slicing, daniel given one call to rattle and beijing because and of course strategically, one is also very important. it is seen by the united states and an unthinkable aircraft carrier. and the idea is that the united states idea is to want to the p. like paul compliant, but on the other hand, try to promote ons and freedom of movement in dramatic circles as if one was a separate country. and also feeling high and high level with by one in a way horribly out that promise. one of 11 of the school, but the reality remains that the vast majority of power people want unification. but also the vast majority of them do not want to offset the status quo. so it's very, very complicated. but of course, at the end of the day, aging doesn't want this program to be kept at the cape, the can and being kick,

s, and high mars the shift already occurred. the u. s. has said already that they will provide ukraine wait for system, so i must be you guys ready said they were providing you with an arrest systems, but just so that you understand according to the general start of the cranium armed forces, ukraine currently needs about a 100 of such systems to be able to conduct a counter offensive and to be able to liberate our land. so timing is crucial and we need to receive these systems fast. us sentences have a great on a framework for tight, a gun controls the move falls short of strongest steps. quote for my president, i did, and many democrats that with republican support, it would break a stalemate in congress that lasted for years, despite mass killings and protests. a teenager shot dead 19 children and 2 teenagers, texas, now they don't need to me. so my scanner is in washington dc. hi, say me, how much of a breakthrough is this? this is pretty significant. rahile on saturday. we were reporting on the big gun control rallies across the country, and i was telling you how there was very little hope that anything would happen on a federal level, because there wasn't enough support in the senate that appears have been wrong. sen, chris murphy, who was a democrat from the state of connecticut, spearheaded his negotiations. he made the announcement to day and he thanked his fellow republicans and democrats, who worked with him on this. and he said that he is optimistic, that this plan will be translated into legislation that will then end up on the president's desk for signing. and the bipartisan group released a statement saying that their plan will save lives a while also protecting the constitutional rights of law. abiding american, so it appears they were able to reaches compromised despite big differences. so all you say it is a compromise. what would it change exactly? this plan will take you through what some of the agreement states it would do a few things. so it would provide money to states to implement red flag laws. these are the laws that allow officials to remove guns from someone who is considered a risk. it would also include a background check expanded background check for people who are under the age of $21.00. and want to buy a gun, it would close something that is called the boyfriend loophole. that would stop. people have been convicted of domestic violence from getting of a firearm. it would give money to states to address mental health response. that's something that was important to republicans because they continue to underline. it's seem that there was, you know, this massive outcry after the mass shootings and buffalo and you've all the texas. you mentioned it. 19 children, 2 teachers killed there that appear to have moved the needle. the country has been devastated also by so many shootings this year. and one of the loudest voices was senator murphy and he said after you've all the, he would not accept nothing. there has to be some sort of incremental change, and that, that would be, that that would be the only way forward. you know, that gun control is one of the most divisive politicized issues in the u. s. but it appears that the demand and the outcry has managed to convince some republicans. and do you think this would satisfy many of these gun control campaigners who are out on the streets yesterday? well, we have seen some of the organizers of that rally and other gun control advocacy groups already welcoming the news of this breakthrough. and if this were to pass, it would be the 1st federal legislation on gun control in nearly 30 years. so that is seen as a victory and president biden also put out a statement today saying that he would sign it as soon as it got to his desk. but he touched upon the fact that this doesn't address some things. the democrats wanted to see, for example, it doesn't raise the age to purchase a semi automatic weapon, or it doesn't band high capacity magazines, so it falls short of what they want. but again, the messaging that we've seen today is that they are welcome to the fact that there is some agreement. and i just want to point out quickly where he l

u. s. a stirring up tensions in the conflict and confrontation. u. s. president joe biden earlier said washington would respond militarily. if china taxed i wished to strengthen american economic ties in the into pacific region with more than a dozen countries. but china was excluded independent china, unless under lung offered his thoughts on beijing's new military moves. this is nothing more than just the parents as the military operations a so all you know, who's getting and the, the personal and also installation of. busy equipment and also military assets ready in case it will break out because there was tension. this is the 1st time that beijing has these kind of guidelines. but this time it is very significant. warning the united states not to pull out the promise. all the one china principal, because the whole though the united states, i keep on saying that the owner, the one time principal on the other hand, the united states and seem to be doing all sorts of things i'm trying to hold while this is. so i to promote time on independence. all right, something else to tell you ab

we need more of course, the multi launch rocket systems, such as the m s and high mars the ship already occurred. the u. s. has said already there they will provide you credit for system. so i mars the u. k already said they will be providing you with i'm arrest systems. but just so that you understand according to the general style of the training on forces, ukraine currently needs about a 100 effect systems to be able to conduct the counter offensive to be able to liberate our land. so timing is crucial and we need to receive these systems that was your 2nd advisor to the ukrainian defense minister speaking to me from keith over some other news. now, american senators have announced a bipartisan framework for curves on gun use. the move fall short, a stronger step stop by president. by many democrats with republican support. it would break a scale made in congress after years of mass shootings and protests which have little impact. hope francis has apologized to the faithful gather in saint peter's square for postponing his trip to africa. ni problems which have put them in a wheelchair have led doctors to advise

u. s. has said already that they will provide ukraine way for system, so i must be ready said they were providing you with m r. s. systems. but just so that you understand, according to the general start of the cranium armed forces, ukraine currently needs about a 100 effect systems to be able to conduct a counter offensive to be able to liberate our life. so timing is crucial and we received the systems as for your 2nd question. fortunately, i cannot comment on these issues because we bought a commission. you know, we understanding everything we have with everything that we have understood, thank you so much for your time. you're a sac advisor to the training defense minister. thank you so much. here's a look at some of the developments in the war. for mcdonald's restaurants in russia have reopened under a new name and logo delicious full stop. but not all russians are happy about the change. the opening ceremony, moscow was instructed by protest are holding at the sign, mending the return of the big mac. mcdonald's close $850.00 russian outlets in response to more than a visit to helsinki. nato secretary gener

u. s. a weapons will not be used within russia. he said that they are only for ukraine to use, to defend itself within its borders. ah, the u. s. a u. s. security official saying that they have received assurances from ukraine that these weapons will be not fired will not be fired into russia. he specifically walked bath earlier statements saying he does not want to overthrow president putin of russia. earlier he had said off the cuff in assailant in poland that who he could not remain in power. so clarifying that point. and also the president riding to americans, that there is no sign that russia is wanting to use nuclear weapons in ukraine. but that if it does bite and says there would be severe consequences. the governor of ukraine's lu hands region says russian forces and now in control of mo, is to be done in the eastern cds, reportedly being destroyed by heavy fighting, making it impossible to deliver humanitarian supplies, or evacuate civilians. though still trapped in the city. being advised to shelter in their sellers to be drawn, janski's came to moscow's efforts to complete the capture of lou hands, which makes up par

u. s. a weapons will not be used within russia. he said that they are only for ukraine to use, to defend itself within its borders. i, the u. s. a u. s. security official saying that they have received assurances from ukraine that these weapons will be not fired will not be fired into russia. he specifically walked bath earlier, a statement saying he does not want to overthrow president putin of russia. earlier, he had set off the cuff, an assailant in poland. that pollutant could not remain in power, shall clarify in that point. and also the president writing to americans, that there is no sign that russia is wanting to use nuclear weapons in ukraine. but that if it does bite and says there would be severe consequences when the governor of ukraine's hands grades and says, russian forces are now in control of mo, most as for the next heavy fight is make it impossible to deliver humanitarian supplies or evacuate civilians. so the netscape is key to moscow's efforts to complete. the capture of lands makes a part of the east and gone by the region where russia has supported separately. for years. the city is about a 145 kilometers

u. s. presidential historian, we asked if the u. s. supreme court is looking at rolling back even more rights, while the majority opinion written by justice leaders said that they're not doing anything but addressing abortion in a concurring opinion. justice thomas said no, no, no. i want to look at other things like other rights that have been established like the right to same sex marriage in. i think it is a real slippery slope right now that we've got a 5 person majority that can run things in one of the people who's sitting there should be married. garland obama's nominee who is blocked for almost a year and a half. so you've not only got a problem of the court that is doing things that the majority do not want in this country. but there's a real question about whether it's a legitimate court, and that's a really awful situation to be in because courts are only as good as their legitimacy. and this is really being called into question with this opinion. today, the supreme court decision in the united states has drawn a lot of international criticism, canadian prime minister justin trudeau tweeting the news coming out of the u. s. is horrific. my

u. s. supreme court has issued a ruling limiting the powers of the u. s. environmental protection agency. in a $6.00 to $3.00 vote, the courts conservative majority said the energy regulator did not have the authority to cap greenhouse gas emissions from coal fired power plants. it's a blow to the biden ministrations, fight against climate change. a native leaders have ended a 3 day summit with a pledge to continue supporting ukraine. they're committing to a significant increase in forces in europe. the last day also focused on the global food crisis. nato leaders blamed russia for rising food and energy prices. that's all for now. up next. did the business with rob watts and another controversial ruling from the u. s. supreme court. don't forget you can go to our website d, w dot com for the latest news. round the clock. i mommy and isa from me and the rest of the team here. thanks for watching. sometimes books are more exciting than real life raring to read. ah, what if there's no.

u. s. state department said ran, had failed to respond positively to the u mediated negotiations in 2018 u. s. president. donald trump, unilaterally scrap the deal which limited to ron's nuclear program in exchange for lifting sanctions. 4 people have been charged after $53.00 migrants were found dead in a truck in the u. s. state of texas. earlier this week. it's believed that people from mexico, on doris and guatemala, were among those who died. investigators called it the deadliest human smuggling incident in u. s. history. singer r kelly has been sentenced to 30 years in prison. the r and b star was convicted of racketeering. in september last year, jurors found him guilty of running a criminal ring that recruited and trafficked women and teenage girls for sex. the allegations against him go back decades. well, it's the remarkable return of a disgraced political dynasty. ferdinand marco's junior has been sworn in as president of the philippines more than 3 decades after his father was as did as dictator. marcos junior, who also known as bon bon, took the oath of office a month after winni

u. s. vice president mike pence is said to have been in danger when rioters stormed capitol hill last year. and according to the u. s. congressional committee investigating the attack, which took place after donald trump refused to accept defeat in the 2020 election form aids to pens, testified on thursday, saying he was under intense pressure from trump not to certify joe biden's election when the former president wanted hence to reject the votes and either declared from the winner or send the boat back to the states to be counted again. mike pence say it. no. he resisted the pressure. he knew it was the legal. he knew it was wrong. we are fortunate for mr. pence, his courage. on january 6th, our democracy came dangerously close to catastrophe. the heads of 4, you repeat countries visiting, keep say they're in favor of ukraine joining the e u. the leaders of france, germany, italy, and romania met president vladimir zalinski on thursday in a show solidarity police in brazil are trying to identify human remains found in the amazon for an indigenous researcher. and a british journalist went missing. investigators say

u. s. has imposed an embargo on impulse of the fuel from russia. and the u. s. had this to say to new delhi on it's stance. in my conversations with them, i've said, look, we don't have secondary sanctions, we can't ban your purchases. but as you increase your purchases from russia, don't go too far and don't look like you're taking advantage of the pain that is being felt in european households. and in the united states. earlier, we heard from an indian a political expert who says that the u. s. should treat india like an equal partner if it wants to improve relations when you're dealing. well, i think one of the reasons why india has been under so much pressure is because the us expected it. india is an ally off the u. s. which is what got down to the us lines on line on the embark on russian id. but i think for the west to needs to understand 2 things. india and russia size has started. india has the suffering right to do work is info, self interest, and india has fame. and again, i've done some things that justified, for example, with venezuela, with iran, it's worked, it's looked at along with the risks long. but with russia, india, energy s

u. s. will that will have an effect as well, on the other of fossil fuels to some extent. so did a question know in my mind is not where the u. s. embargo said it can scurry around and get some supplies elsewhere. but what about europe? a country like france, for example, 70 percent of its electricity generation comes from nuclear plants that will have a big impact on france. and i don't think france would go ahead with no banning in ports of the russian enriched a processed in, you know, fuel from russia. that's going to be a little different than oil. france might be a new hungary, when it comes to the nuclear embargo. are those the main stories this our, i know it's a r t dot com or our social media pages for mall. i'm pizza scott's and thank you for watching. ah, ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm getting to disease. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time to sit down and talk who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the co

u. s. a weapons will not be used within russia. he said that they are only for ukraine to use, to defend itself within its borders. ah, the u. s. a u. s. security officials saying that they have received assurances from ukraine that these weapons will be not fired will not be fired into russia. he specifically walked bath earlier statements saying he does not want to overthrow president putin of russia. i earlier he had said off the cuff and assailant in poland, that pollutant could not remain in power. so clarifying that point and also the president riding to americans, that there is no sign that russia is wanting to use nuclear weapons in ukraine. but that if it does bite and says there would be severe consequences, russia continues to target civilian areas. in easton, ukraine, at least 1500 residents are believed to have been killed since rochefort refocuses to touch on the region. so in both ravi has borne off in q o pictures from a local ukrainian channel, widely circulated on social media. the woman says hello to her family. we are all right, we are okay. she says, what happens next illustrates the sudden severity of an ar

u. s. border with mexico. in washington, a former white house aid has given dramatic testimony about donald trump's actions . when riotous stormed the u. s. capital building the aid said trump knew that protesters were armed and tried to seize control of a vehicle to drive to the capitol. she was speaking, i had ongoing hearings into the events of january 6 last year and raise her right here. having previously sat for for clothes, dog depositions or biz form a white house aide was about to throw political grenade into the select committee, investigating donald trump's role in the storming of the u. s. capital may be seated. cassidy hutchinson told the hearing. white house officials had been warned about potential violence and that donald trump was aware rioters were armed. when we arrived in washington, d. c, is hutchinson. is it your understanding that mister or nato told the president about weapons at the rally on the morning of january 6? as a mister, an utterly to me, what followed was an excoriating account of an enraged president. on the day of the capital siege. the president says, since the fact of i'm the acting president, kicking up the capital now the prese

u. s. so we'll go straight to because of this close ties to russia. the u. s. s shrugged off those claims. the ost came after come visit moscow just as the conflict in ukraine was erotic. he said he wasn't aware that russia would begin it's military campaign. well, i'm joined live now on the program by the russian and buster to pakistan, dunny la gann h. you're most welcome to the program. thanks for having me. and i'm a huge fan. thank you, sir. a pakistan is grappling with an economic crisis. is the country expecting any help from russia and if so, what specifically can ma school provide do to ease the situation? i think that both countries are experiencing some economic problems. i think basically the whole world is experience experiencing the problems. so basically what we're talking about mutual support and how will implement itself. can you give us some details as to perhaps that's going to go forward in the future? i can tell you that we were in touch over the issues of buying we or energy resources under the previous administration of iran, hon and we are still in contact with the parking sign in sign today. i wouldn't like to give for the exact details of the ongoing

u. s. concerning the sanction the u. s. and the international community support i social so that this project is implemented with the u. s. has said it will evaluate the deal once it is signed before deciding on whether it violates sanctions. but another obstacle, its funding money, has not been secured from the world bank, which is demanding conditions like an audit of the electricity company. the electricity infrastructure was devastated during the civil war since it ended in 1990 lebanon, has not had continuous supply of electricity. successive governments have failed to rebuild the sector, or come up with a sustainable energy strategy. and that added tens of billions of dollars to the countries massive public debt. corruption is endemic in many state institutions. only getting a machines or building a plan to generate electricity. in the thing about all of the supply chain and all the services we could use that were assigned to benefit certain individual or political party. the deals with egypt and jordan are part of a government plan to provide 24 hour power by 2026. but previous plans have gone and implemented due to politic