u. s. same, certain iran is involved as does you cry and saying, all the evidence points to the drones being this. so what's been the reaction in iran to add these latest accusations? you know, the government has denied the sending drones, but the public cause quite them use because russia is one of the leading arms manufacture in the world. they sold more than $14000000000.00 of arms last year. so the fact the idea that the buying arms from you dont buying groans from iran using iranian technology is quite amusing. so a lot of people, you know, you run husband sanction for the last for the some years. and the idea of developing technology, indigenous technology that the russian need is, is some sort of national pride for the people who believe the american side. so this is quite interesting. you know, the americans just a few years ago were saying that the iranian drones are photoshop, they're not serious. they were questioning, you runs ability in manufacturing grounds. and now they are saying

u. s. same level as heroine. and so he's still asking the authorities in the us to take another look at, but although we get one pressure in the background, cool, there's no real timelines that lead me to that's going to take around a long time. but at least there's movement on what was a campaign promise, which is still yet to be fulfilled on decriminalize ation of marijuana. and she had mom, how much this play out politically for bite. and you know, it's one republican senator who's already tweeting the equivalent allow you see, the democrats are soft on crime and that's going to be a major theme coming up. but in fact, on this particular issue, whether it's democrats, republicans, or independence, there is enormous consistent support for the very least equalization, if not, if not legalize ation. and in fact, actually 900 states in dc, i've already, by the selves legalized recreational marijuana. some 30. busy states and d. c, have legalized medical marijuana in some way for a long time, a republican hotline t

u. s. and soviets were more on the same page in certain respects than the u . s. and of british were, at the time, during the same period, the germans offered stolen a trade for his son, yackel, who is being held in a concentration camp and his change. but general field marshal feed, rick palace captured near stalingrad. the kremlin mazda answered, i don't trade soldiers, promotionals the allies knew about it. roosevelt was notorious of being very complimentary toward stalin and russia general and its people, and very cold and distant to winston churchill, ah, stone, and standing in terror was very strong. the germans at surrender near stalingrad the great tank battle of the coolness fall should be the red army was advancing, but great britain was losing its influence. it was obvious for everyone, including churchill. later he said, cold between the great russian bear on one side of the american buffalo on the other there was, i know poor little english donkey. ah, the key issue of the terrace conference, the opening of a 2nd front froze. again. we have too many th

but at the same time, germany is following the u. s. in cozying up to pakistan, increasingly sidelining, strategically non allied india and turning a blind eye to cross border terrorism. latin america now hardly even exists for the you, particularly now that some of those nations are turned off by brussels, anti russian stass. it's once hopeful relationship with iran has now soured after the u. s. pulled out of the nuclear deal, and also amid claims that iran was supporting russia and ukraine with drugs. so no, you trade with ron anytime soon. so that leaves the gulf states, but no luck there since they're l g b t q issues in the golf, notably around their football world cup slated for next month in cutter. so at least europe dies, the us, the ears be f. f seems only too happy to keep cheery on brussels flexing in the mirror. and for the cameras all while selling a gas at $2.00 to $4.00 times the domestic price. ah, good to have you with us for this weekly. from moscow, it has been another deadly weekend in somalia. at least a 100 peopl

u. s. is imposed new sanctions on iran, the u. s. threatening to do the same, but would they make a difference? on me? $82018.00 former u. s. president. donald trump signed a document that a knoll to be around nuclear deal negotiated by the obama administration. 3 years prior, this will make america i, the deal was replaced by a policy that maximized political pressure and imposed and even tougher embargo, affecting virtually every sphere of life. and no iranian has been spared. 20 morally humility, the sanctions are very tyrannical. this is a tyranny against the people of iran, and it is important to us all to have the sanctions lifted. but negotiations with iran for a new deal are slow to progress and the miller's regime doesn't seem to be in any rush to comply. meanwhile, there are reports of iran expanding its uranium enrichment program, meaning the country is closer than ever to having nuclear capabilities. why won't iran concede on the nuclear issue? and let me put that question straight to daniel. you know, just a couple of months ago, it looked like th

u. s. media has same quote. disappointed by the short sighted decision, basically from saudi you, a rusher, other members of opec, and a kind of threat. some way to argue that by the administration, according to these anonymous source has been graded on us, i was will consult congress in addition to was already reduced opec control over energy prices. it is a balancing game, but then again, the international, the strategic, sorry, no international. we american strategic petroleum reserve, the united states before this decision, we're looking like they were back in the 1980s when arguably they could order the u . a in saudi arabia. more washington. good. and now i think in the past a few minutes, the u. s. is already saying they're going to have to release more from that strategic petroleum reserve. so it's a balancing act for developing well countries. but many roman j does even in the washing belt, we're having to admit it changed times and of course, looking towards it, even though not reporting on it. the sam again, shang i cooperation, organization meeting, let alone what's going to be

have to remember the german system r t s l m has been promised by chance level of so it's already in june, but it took 4 months to deliver. the same is with the u. s. not using system so called names. the same, which is called the white house. actually, the systems have been promised by the us, but it also takes months to deliver. it's an item with which is in short supply in the west as well. so, if is lensky says, this is our main number one priority is right, but i fear no one is really in the situation to fulfill this obligation rather fast. i might ask you, at this point, actually a nato secretary general yet, but said europe's weapons stockpile is being depleted because of ukraine. so should we be worrying that weapons deliveries to ukraine? are actually making you nations vulnerable at the moment. i'd say yes. mostly. depends on how far western nations are willing to order new supplies. and this is possibly a question of money of bureaucratic process. is some countries, did it already talking about how to really, i mean edition, for instance, the dutch have ordered for almost 2000000000 euros ammunition in germany. so some countries are

i area for the necessity, a world gas at the same time united states and u. s. congress, you're trying to punish african countries for working with russia and having russia is an ally. this is the contradictory nature and insanity. are the anglo american policy. moscow says the written sabotage of the north been quite wise, has played straight into the hands of international gas supplies where the criminal spokes person spreading out exactly who stands to benefit the most smarty to use clear that amid the suspension of these pipelines, there is one side that has an opportunity to sell more. ellen g at a higher price. we all know who that is, the united states. meanwhile, the russian, as a giant goes from says gas leaks of the 3 dummies mills seem pipes under the baltic sea have finally stopped. the statement, the company has said pressure in the affected lines has been stabilized. last week, the network was damaged and the susan undersea explosions. russia and europe are both said, they believe the incident was an act of sabotage. but the cause of damage remain

but comes at the same time, the u. s. special representative for the trade travels to the north african country and attempt to strengthen bilateral relations with some members of the congress are insisting is a station essential sanction out of jail for a recent multi but in those alms deal with russia, it is critical that president biden and his administration prepare to sanction those who attempt to fund the russian government and its war machine through the purchase of military equipment. the devonne comes as part of washington's policy of economic warfare against all major customers of russian, irena, or north korean weapons of the last decade. algeria has been one of the biggest buyers of russian arms with natives. 2011 in dimension in livid believe of spurred the demand. the north africa and state plays a crucial role in the energy security of western countries being the 3rd largest gas supply of the european market. in 2021. and now a means increases a force next year. i'll just find a new contract with italy in r

u. s. the same good from desire and the afo, russia became available her friends, the new friend as the way to, to b 2, c, d, b, a space. so it's not because they willingly just want me to russia. but if your friend is no longer making new friends, what role do you see russia playing perhaps in burkina faso? well, i think it dumps off a temporary lease. they believe in the concrete. now we also what i think bureaucracy on, especially because i'm african interests, he's at what cost would that be? no, just not far so, but also to the entire west africa, african continent. just to be clear, you say russia may help in temporarily stabilizing the country. what, what do you mean? are you saying helping military forces secure northern parts of the country which are, which are under the control of a, of arm groups linked to al qaeda? that's really where the junk are gonna get any element of credibility, with the military to stop in the form of insurgency, also to stop the military, to support the economic stabilization of the country temporary. those are always through which the junk that kind of

u. s. in europe. at the same time, ceo's continued to experience inflationary pressures with 59 percent reporting input costs over the past 3 months, remain the same, or rose with no easing expected by year end. moreover, at the start of 4th quarter, only 19 percent reported an increase in demand over the past 3 months, down from 38 percent in in 3rd quarter. it was back during the presidency of jimmy carter that americans 1st learned the term stagflation. that is stagnation and inflation at the same time, not a good situation at all, but that seems to be where the white house and the federal reserve are leading the u. s. economy strong as hell may sound bold, but the actual facts are pretty concerning. once again, jill biden's bluster does not match the actual reality. caleb martin artsy new york, but geopolitical and markets unless tom luke will know also believes the recession is around the corner, and he things to the current usaa ministrations, policies just on helping. they've destroyed the u. s, economy ah

but at the same time, the u. s. following washington's anti china lead and boosting engagement with i one on one hand, it wants to maintain relations with india, which increasingly these brussels as a paper tiger with self inflicted wounds over these sanctions against russia. but at the same time, germany is following the u. s. in cozying up to pakistan, increasingly sidelining, strategically non allied india and turning a blind eye to cross border terrorism. latin america now hardly even exists for the you, particularly now that some of those nations are turned off by brussels, anti russian stats. it's once hopeful relationship with iran has now soured after the u. s. pulled out of the nuclear deal and also it made claims that iran was supporting russia and ukraine with drugs. so no, you trade with ron anytime soon. so that leaves the gulf states, but no luck there since they're l g b t q issues in the golf, notably around their football world cup slated for next month in cutter. so at least europe dies, the us, th

at the same time to u. s. air force fighters scrambled to protect you too, and they carried palka, no pier air to where miss sack. what do you mean when you luncheon mistake? silly not, it's not an apologies for interruption, but going back to this great deal. there was report, there were reports that on the flight trucking websites for flight radar, there was a, allegedly, a u. s. recognizance plane in the area. do you think that indicates involvement by the u. s. or was it just a regular, a possibly regular recognizance mission? just in the area. i sick, i mean, i cannot exclude any thing nowadays we can not exclude anything. i mean, you have moscow has information that the british sewer involved in this attack are right. if the british were involved in this attack, i presume that that, that the us would also be involved or as nato, but nato's getting more and more aggressive against russia into ukraine in this affair. and this leads us to the possibility of a nuclear confrontation and also going back to $9

u. s. is doing the same on a larger scale. we are going to do everything we can as we have now for going on 8 months to make sure that the ukrainian armed forces have what they need in the field. and that just isn't coming from the united states. we're also leading literally leading and coordinating international efforts to get additional weapons and capabilities into their hands. sometimes in many cases, capabilities that they know better and can use faster than even the ones that we're providing from our own stock. so we're going to stay at this for the present and talk about that as long as it takes. we're committed to that. the earlier we spoke to ken stone from the hamilton coalition to stop the war. he says the u. s. rhetoric is just another example of double standards. it's hypocrisy. again. i double standard that via canada, the u. s. u k, and many other countries are port billions, tens of billions of dollars into ukraine and enter, absolve in the form of weapons funding, volunteers, and training. if you wanted to tal