u. s. sanchez. so if we said years, we see that it one has made remarkable advances in the drone industry and the production of a range of reconnaissance combat and surveillance. you a, he's a, we are. and even just yesterday, we saw during the army parade, celebrating the establishment, the anniversary of establishment of their wants army. during that parade, we saw the youth sofa, a range of reconnaissance. com and surveillance drones all claim to be produced domestically inside iran. portia yvonne step into the realm of developing drones a little bit more than a decade ago by reverse engineering. america's r q $170.00 at that time to rhonda hampton argue, wants so many in its waters on its borders with afghanistan and pakistan. it brought it down using its own experts and reverse engineer dad, or he wants 70 and unveiled its own version of our he wants 70. and that said the start and for iran's drone program. and today we see that one is capable of producing the range of drones with different app

u. s. sanchez. so in recent years we see that it one has made remarkable advances and a drone industry and the production of a range of recognizance combat and surveillance. you a, he's a, we are in even just yesterday. we saw during the army parade are celebrating the establishment, the anniversary of establishment of the wants army. during that parade, we saw the youth sofa, a range of reconnaissance. com, to surveillance drones all claim to be produced domestically inside iran. course it was stepped into the realm of developing drones a little bit more than a decade ago by reverse engineering, america's r q 170. at that time, the rhonda had r q 170 in its waters on its borders with pakistan and brought it down using its own experts and reverse engineered that are key 170 and unveiled its own version of r q 170. and that said this card for iran strong program, and today will see that one is capable of producing the range of drones with different applications. and that prompted the united states to

u. s. wants to right back with 30 jango by the way, we talk about success when we talk about growth. it's called the rick sanchez podcast, and i'd be in conflict from a u. s. perspective. is this something offense? very dramatic development and talk d 9 during the 1st post soviet wave of nato's that a c. like by now as a crunching sound dream. yeah. still luna beach but i see you what i do to historical disagreements left over from the soviet union. but what i see is great idealism. it's a political, those are one type of place. so i'm thinking if number one enemy, our government is trying to fire happens to guam and the japanese islands and australian eas magnate. but still, china's economy keeps differentiated strategy. now to be able to, so what's the key? what's the key to the west? i would say the answer is in a word with it, in essence taking sides against china, against russia and against all. and that may be why that border clash is more worthy of attention. we're back now with k j no, to continue. the united states would probably like an india and the china. and while that's unsettling to why the united

u. s. attorney general and protest ever sanchez, pending extradition to america. if the extradition request is approved, australians will witness the deportation of one of our citizens from an oak us partner to another. our close, a strategic ally was mister assange facing the prospect of spending the rest of his life in prison. this would set a dangerous precedent for all global citizens, journalists, publishers, media organizations, and the freedom of the press. it would also be needlessly damaging for the us as a world leader on freedom of expression and the rule of law. 35 australian parliamentarians have signed the letter calling for a song to be freed. politicians and activist argue that the continued persecution of the week, you weeks, co founder such a dangerous precedent for freedom of speech. moreover, his supporters highlight that he is an australian citizen, and that australia is one of washington's closest allies. if extradited, assange faces 175 years in prison. julianna's haunch is currently being held in the maximum security bel marsh prison in the

u. s. sunday to face corruption charges. he's accused of accepting more than $35000000.00 and bribes during his 5 years in office. arianna sanchez reports from lima, handcuffed, and escorted the u. s. marshals former feresi, the in the li 100, a little young living hulu early sunday, to losing a final bid to prevent his extradition. ah, a few. so orders waited outside the airport. no more than you. 2 0 boy, yeah, i don't know, but we came to support our leader because he was the best president he left the economy stable. we used to have 10 pieces of bread for a few cents, and now we can't afford anything. after a health checkup the 77 year old former leader met bit who's top prosecutor, but the 7 o e this her team has been pursuing daniels extradition to face charges since 2017 . then his 1st appearance in court. so your soda, dario, i am in economics, an international education professor at stanford university. currently retired for little was read his rights and charges pollution and money laundering. he faces up to 20 years in prison control, and his brother, legal says, public opinion has already condemned him. syndic, let u

u. s. has no business in ukraine. ah think hi, i'm rick sanchez, that i'm here to play with you. whatever you do, do not watch my new show. certainly why watch something, but so 5th, my list of opinions that you won't get anywhere else. work of it please. if you have the state department, the c, i a weapons makers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations, choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't watch my show stay main street because i'm probably gonna make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact. but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change and the way you think oh move. when i was showing wrong, when i'll just don't hold any, you have to figure out this thing because the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground with ah, we start with breaking news. a russian war correspondent has been killed in an explosion in saint petersburg with at least 31 more people injured, including a 14 year old girl. we spoke to a victim of the attack junior

u. s. has no business in ukraine with with i, rick sanchez. and i'm here to plead with you. whatever you do, you do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. my little opinions that you won't get anywhere else work of it please. if you have the state department, the cia weapons, bankers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations, choose your facts for you. go ahead. i change and whatever you do. don't watch my show, stay mainstream, because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable right here. but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way you think . ah, the main suspect in a terror attack that took the life of a prominent russian journalist awaits her 1st court in moscow. following yesterday's explosion in saint petersburg. a warning you may find the following footage distressing a newly released, but it shows the immediate aftermath of the destination. as survivors of the attack are seen running away from the scene covered in blood, french intelligence services and per day, syrian bass french company to cont

now most of the victims were young were poor, and many of them were children. marianna sanchez as a seed i. lima o u. s. south korean, and japanese warships have wrapped up a 2 day exercise in the east china sea. it was aimed at increasing their readiness in the face of threads. and miss launches from north korea. rob mcbride's isn't soul. this exercise was led by the us aircraft carrier limits and its escorts, which have been in the waters of the korean peninsula, conducting large scale exercises with the south korean counterparts. exercises that have also involved drills between air force jets and land forces and the largest scale drills to take place here in 6 years, much to the anger of north korea, which has responded characteristically with multiple missile launches. this trilateral exercise. now, with japanese war ships, we are told involved anti submarine drills and also search and rescue the intention being to increase the preparedness of the 3 navies in the face of increasing threats from north korea, but also sending a message further afield as a counter to china and its growing influence in

ask why justice has not been served. fault lines examined the ramifications of julian sanchez publications of u. s. states he quit, and what the case against him could mean for press freedom after leading to key for 2 decades. reggie, are you able to learn is facing perhaps as toughest election yet as a rare coalition of opposition parties hopes to unceasing nigeria is to hold its 1st census in 17 years, an exercise likely to view ethnic tensions in africa's most populous nation. the united kingdom celebrates the coordination of charles the 3rd as his crown at westminster abbey made on al jazeera frank assessments. this treating providers with this hopeful moment where countries could come together and start putting in place the rules and will allow us to treat this global comments with the attention it deserves. inside story on al jazeera lou ah, hundreds of millions of chinese are traveling the next 5 days the longest public holiday since the lunar new year. just a washington reports from beijing in the heart of beaching, these crowns awaiting to get into the forbidden city. once the home of chi

u. s. he's accused of accepting more than $35000000.00 in bribes during his 5 years in office. marina sanchez reports from legal, handcuffed and escorted by us marshall's former precedent valley 100 lou leanne that he too early sunday, after losing a final deed to present his extradition. ah, a few supporters weeded. i'd say it no more than you. 2 0 boy, yeah, we came to support our leader because he was the best president he left the economy stable. we used to have 10 pieces of bread for a few cents, and now we can't support anything. after a health check up the 77 year old former leader. mit be loose, top prosecutor, but the 7 o e this her team has been pursuing the littles extradition to face charges since 2017. then his 1st appearance in court. soon pros order rosario or i am an economics and international education professor at stanford university. currently retired, a little was read his rights and charges, pollution and money laundering. he faces up to 20 years in prison quantities there was husky of his brother. luckily, this is public opinion has already condemned him. syndic, let us

u. s. marshals to interpose police and prosecutors here say that that will happen in the next few days. madana sanchez, i just see that lima will argentine as president are better fernandez, says he will not be running for reelection october. his surprise announcement comes as the countries off as deep economic crisis and ration that has thought over 100 percent and is also expected to get us to reason by reports and from one area. the news came as no surprise president. the prefer ma'am, if announced on friday that he won't run for reelection in october this year for a man. this revealed the news on his social media where he published a 7 minute video explaining his struggles as president of argentina. and why he made the decision in production. on december 10th, 2023 on the same day in which we celebrate 40 years of democracy, i will give the presidential bond to whoever has been elected by the popular vote. i will work so that this is someone from a political space as well for a man. this came to power in 2019. he was hand picked by one of the most powerful politicians in the country, former presid

s b u secret prisons. the protagonist to one of his recent reports with another victim of the ukrainian military. a woman named arissa sanchez as a random rushman will. but don't miss presidency. my supply you live to push the button in needs as much needs to be on the move or cheese see these it would be nice. could cut she so she had to went to johnston. i mean are you still teacher? and you bubble sheets on blue is needed to push the opinion stalking and what she wanted. disco, chuck, pull michigan for your hobbies for my don't when you heard my daughter, i don't receive it really. so it's like okay, you won't be this page. i mean, why you're right those. it's never drinking genome, says man, yet you was gonna be if everything is true, is that right? yeah, cuz then they arrested arissa simply because she had brought humanitarian aid to don't those carbon eel credits you, her metabolic shapiro might fit after my chip. i nibble on my lips. the yes we shall wish to live. i have deleted your creature, but there's t t yet good knowledge in you mean your lead below one? i'm gonna show credits 30 deep by the right. you had a ble

were poor, and many of them were children. medina, sanchez as a seed. lima still has on al jazeera with escalating security threats of north korea. the u. s. japan and south gray hold their largest naval drills. i'm seeking spirituality in the face of bonham's, one country, a 10 survive tourism in the middle of a civil war. and with, while wind is still a big story across the radian peninsula, those details right here, right now we've got this wind cooler air coming off from the mediterranean meeting up with that southerly push are there. so that's going to spin around some sand in dust from bach, dead into northern and western areas of saudi arabia. now round the golf, those winds have died down just a bit. but for bahrain and cats are, we'll still see gus on wednesday of about 40 kilometers per hour. got wet weather in upper sim province in pakistan through to k p. k as, while some showers in to g costanza, chombo hiv, 16 degrees and same goes in was becca stand probably some bigger downpours there in tashkent after turkey pulses of rain along that black seacoast, around the sea of murmur, as well as its energy moves west to east freigh

u. s. marshals to her beatles, interpol, police and prosecutors here see that that will happen in the next few days. mariana sanchez. i'll just see that lima argentina is present. alberto fernandez, says he won't be running for reelection in october. for the surprise announcement comes as a country faces a deepening economic crisis, inflation has sought to more than 100 percent times expected to get worse on during drought, civil, so cripple, the agricultural sector. and unders was elected in 2019 nighted states as it will start training ukrainian troops to use its abrams battle tanks. in the coming weeks, announcement came during a meeting of western leaders at ramstein air base in germany. keith has been pushing for more fighter jets and ammunition ahead of a planned counter offensive. germany also announced a deal to establish a hub in poland to repair tanks deployed in ukraine. our collective efforts had made a huge difference on the battlefield. and now in just a few short months, the contact group has delivered more than 230 touch war. then 1550 armored vehicles and other equipment and munitions to support mo

u. s. has indicted him on 17 counts of spying. and one of conspiracy to hack a government computer, an observer out of sanchez extradition hearing told r t that she believes the case is all about silencing the truth. the idea behind bushy cutie massage and making an example of him is not just to silence assange. of course, he is a phenomenon publish and a journalist, but it's also about sending a very, very strong message to other journalists, some to whistle blowers to say if you were to, to the american war crimes. this is what will happen to you. you will not be allowed to see your family for over a decade. he's been in confinement for over a decade. he's been psychologically tortured, even when international body, such as the un working group and outreach attention, the un special drop will turn on torture. have publicly found multiple times that he's been tortured. the united states and the u. k. have ignored those findings as the sweden, which is known for its upholding of human rights. so all of this only happens in order to protect those who are committing more time. so the bushes in blair's of this world who when can run and

u. s. marshals to her beatles, interpol, police and prosecutors here see that that will happen in the next few days. marianna sanchez, i'll just see the lima still had here on out. as aaron, britain's deputy prime minister dominic rob refuses to go quietly after an inquiry finds that he bullied staff and a milestone in the fight against the mosquito borne disease. it kills more than $600000.00 people every year. ah. hello, we've got some 40 unsettled weather across much of the middle east. once again, a fair about the cloud, up towards the black sea, through the levant, and a fair amount to producing some light showers. there across, so saudi arabia always a possibility, save some flash flooding as a result of these heavy dampers stretched their way all the way into southern parts of a yemen. we are going to say somewhere where to weather still lurking there as we go on through our sunday showers pushing up towards us. karen carter, i don't think we'll see anything significant. having said that the temperature is on the rise. he said the celsius is $99.00. in fahrenheit wanted to show is there a possibility to, into

u. s. on sunday to face corruption charges. he's accused of accepting more than $35000000.00 and bribes during his 5 years and office. marianna sanchez reports from lima, handcuffed and escorted by us marshall's former precedent only 100 in london early sunday. after losing a final bill to prevent his extradition. a boy yet we came to support our leader because he was the best president he left the economy stable. we used to have 10 pieces of bread for a few cents, and now we can't afford anything. after a health checkup the 77 year old former leader met bill, whose top prosecutor but the seminary this, her team has been pursuing to lose extradition to face charges since 2017. then his 1st appearance in court soon pros order rosario or i am in economics and international education professor at stanford university. currently retired, a little was read his rights and charges, pollution and money laundering. he faces up to 20 years in prison, quantities on the upward last year. his brother, a little colorado says, public opinion has already condemned him. syndic, let us officials are giving statements as if he was already sentenced. a g

u. s. served extradition papers while he was behind bars. there's been a legal battle since the british government approved his expedition, but he's appealing. sanchez accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of documents charged that could land him in jail for a 175 years. the face of the wiki leaks pounder remains in the balance to some he's a hero of free speech and journalism deserving to be protected under law to others . he's committed, criminal act and must face the consequences of his actions. benjamin al jazeera ah offer more on this, i'm joined by our guests now in london. we have rebecca vincent, she's director of operations on campaigns that reporters without borders. rebecca under team. we're scheduled to meet julian sandra belmont president on tuesday morning. but the prison st. off reversed the decision and bought them from visiting . finally arrived in washington, dc is bruce fine. former us associate deputy attorney general, an international lawyer. we're also joined in london by jeffrey roberson. casey's under human rights barrister, on founder of doughty steep chambers. jeffrey has been a former legal advisor to julian songs. i wa

u. s. has been seeking to isolate china. he went german, chancellor le sholtes, and he went shot michelle of the european council and he went spanish prime minister pedro sanchez, all made the pilgrimage to beijing shuttle diplomacy with a major player on the world stage. but not just diplomacy. they all went to talk trade, that trading relationship is huge. you countries exported $240000000000.00 worth goods to china last year. much of that was in high margin items like heavy machinery, energy infrastructure and cars. european countries also don't want to be sidelined as china's international influence. grows facing, is asserting itself, not just in asia, but in africa and the middle east. setting the stage for a superpower rivalry with the us. chinese communist parties, clear goal, is a systemic change of the international order with china at its center. we have seen it with china's positions in multilateral bodies which show its determination to promote an alternative vision of the world order closer to home. europeans want china to help rain in russian aggression against ukraine. china is russia's economic lifeline. and at the end of march chinese presiden

u. s government has pursued him now for well over a decade. walk us through the slippery slope. that is the ongoing prosecution of julian assange. many of us maintained that if his sanchez prosecuted, every national security journalist in america will be open for prosecution. i think it's even broader than that to the extent that a sons is being prosecuted. it makes our own journalists who were dealing, practicing journalism and branding stories in countries that have really authoritarian secrecy rules. subject to those secrecy rules. i mean, can you see, i mean turkey imprisoning one of our journalists because we've violated one of their secrecy rules for iran or iraq. i mean it's, it's frightening it and it's just such a dangerous precedent that actually ends up apparently any kind of person in including foreign correspondent for violating other countries. secrecy laws. so and, and i think it also creates a very chilling preston because people are already very skittish about reporting on classified information. the national security beat is a treacherous one. and i think people will be even more reluctant of both the journalist side and the source side to, to talk abo

sanchez podcast. and i invite you to check it out and i'll see you there. so when we come back, we're going to take a look at the chinese indian conflict from a u. s. perspective. is this something the us will capitalize on and, and how ah, one place her one type of place. so i'm thinking pariah. the u. s. is number one, enemy, proper place. we ship weapons to tie were, et cetera. we send battleships through the straits of taiwan. we conduct mode keeps expanding, then there's the created strategy now to be able to expand its reach goal. so what's the key? what's the key turn on the world who study this geopolitical battle would say the if the u. s. could get india to really job us proposals, it could change the gore the of attention then what it's actually getting. we're back now with k j no, to continue this. so part of the congress that the united states would prob, order that involves countries like pakistan and india enters are very powerful. they have nuclear warheads. we wouldn't want to see that happen, usage out of it. you mentioned belton road, which obviously as an economic pledge is played into that full bore with the help of the us, me

sanchez from spain will be visiting china shortly as well. and colleen europe's kind of stuck in the middle between china and the united states, to what degree is the u. s. wanting this conversation between europe and china. i think the united states would like to see an action from china on, on ukraine that, that would bring us closer to a resolution that, you know, if there is an ability for your leaders to help gain traction, urge china on this. i think there is, this is, i'm here and probably in parts of europe on whether that's actually possible or whether this visit just yet she, diplomatic, when i'm looking like he's playing the grand statement hosting. i'm european leader, but not really, but on the spot to make any movements towards toward the resolution. and so i think there's, there's hope, but i think there's also at the same time, sort of skepticism and awareness that this may actually be counter productive and just feeding. she is sort of in view of china as being the center of the world stage and all think my friends her hand and you know the rest of the world kind of accommodate trying his views and positions. indeed, how closely do you

sanchez podcast. and i invite you to check it out and i'll see you there. so when we come back, we're going to take a look at the chinese indian conflict from a u. s. perspective. is this something the us will capitalize on and, and how ah ah ah ah so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arms. race is on offense. very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with ah, welcome back, i'm i'm, i'm just sitting here thinking and, and i'm thinking about what it would be like to only get your news from one place or one type of place, so i'm thinking if you only been listening to western media, right? china is a pariah. the u. s. is number one, military based approach to those types of things. so what's the key? what's the key to the west's um, desire to counter even defeat china? many around the world who study this geo political battle would say, the answer is in a word india, india. if the us could get india to willing join forces with it, in essence taking sides against china, ag

u. s. is always of him for the people. all right, the world people pay attention to what we're going here. and i'll do this very good at bringing the news to the world from here. government sanchez is an acid attack survivor. some 64 reconstructive surgeries gunman says the trauma never fully goes away. and part of that has to do with the factor attacker was never arrested. as i meet at the woman who is survive is of this type of violence. i realized the scale of the social problem, protest, cali on the mexican government to do more to curve violence against women have intensified in recent years. this for the extreme violence is partly rooted in bad policy, given that authorities in mexico treat acid attacks the same way as any other form of assault. one of the activists are pushing for is passage of a bill currently in the mexican congress, which seeks to reclass of by acid attacks as a distinct crime equivalent to attempted murder. if passed, the new law would increase the punishment for attacks using acid with up to 12 years in prison. ah ah, your wasserman is our life from headquarters and i'm getting you navigate coming up in the next 60 minutes scenes of devastation in a