u. s. saying that this is a violation of un security council resolutions. resolutions that the united states says it will raise at the un security council in the future. given the fact that the united states expects these deliveries of arms will continue in the future. germany has still not yet decided whether to send leopard tongues to ukraine, thus, despite pressure to act from its nato partners. defense ministers for more than 50 countries have been meeting to coordinate military aid step vasa reports some ramstein air base us defense secretary lloyd austin, was hoping to deliver flat and used to his ukrainian counterpart at the ramstein air base. but it was to be no commitment from germany that it would send its lepper tanks to ukraine. we don't feel anything. we are just the responsibility boot for our population in germany and in europe. and we have to balance all the pros and cons to be 40 res erie decide things like that. just like there is nothing else. and i'm very sure that there will b

u. s. and germany, napoleon says it would support a nato effort to send the jets to ukraine. and now we're hearing that officials from france and the u. s. say that they have not ruled out that option. however, german schanzer, olaf schultz, he has drawn a red line over supplying heave with any combat aircraft. meanwhile, fighting in this wars intensifying especially in the east of the country, russian forces this week took the mining town of sola dar and are now making another push in the city of buck boot. oh, for nearly 6 months now, russia has waged a brutal battle to take the city of bof moot, and so far failed, but at a heavy cost to ukraine. why this makeshift cemetery on the outskirts of the city shows the scale of the loss but most is located between donetta and the hans, get the edge of the front line and the don bass region of victory there could give russia a bass to launch a campaign further west, who would also be a blow to ukrainian morale. zalinski said the fighting, there was key to the war. couldn't get his ulta every day, the enemy fails on the buck. mood fr

say it would do. so is the u. k. that puts a lot of pressure on the u. s. and on germany, the other 2 producers of heavy tanks, the u. s. says it's not practical to send em one abrams to ukraine. they're too expensive to maintain too difficult. and so that's why germany is clearly in the spotlight. now as we saw this news conference, all the questions were about germany and the leopard 2 tanks. and that's something that, you know, nobody should envy the new defense minister pastorius getting on his 1st days on the job. surely a difficult task to consider what to do with all of this pressure. right? so just purely from a logistical perspective, it's far easier to supply the leopard tangs to ukraine from european countries. and we have been hearing from a number of them that they are in fact ready to deliver leopard tanks. so terry, what would happen if they just went ahead without berlin's consent, which is according to the contract, something that they would officially need to do. but what if they just don't we don't know yet. in fact, poland has explicitly

u. s. says it's captured to members of i saw in syria, us central command, says the opperation will disrupt the groups ability to plan and carry out attacks in the area. my cana has more from washington. well a reminder about the ongoing us led coalition operations in easton, syria, in particular, a spokesman for us central command says that to i saw members were captured in a helicopter and ground assault carried out by the u. s. and he says, members of that coalition operate in there, one was described as a facilitator, the other as a facilitator and largest edition. now the spokesman says that once civilian was injured in the attack, he was taken to a nearby hospital and is now being returned to his home. a few days ago, a us base in syria came under attack the tons base base where there are some 900 us soldiers stationed. that came under attack by drones to drones was shot down the 3rd drone actually hit the encampment, injuring at least 2 democratic syrian fighters. now, whether these 2 eve

u. s. it says it will designate the private russian military company, the wagner group as an international criminal group. the move will freeze the groups assets about americans from providing funds to the organisation, white house national security spokesperson, john kirby says, the wagner has tens of thousands of white is currently in ukraine. at 80 percent of them are drawn from russian prisons. kimberly, how can begins our coverage from the white s the united states has made the decision to essentially designate the wagner group. this is a military group to provide support to the russian military inside ukraine as a significant transnational criminal organization. now the reason that it has designated this is in order to try and paralyze its ability to operate inside ukraine. in other words, what this does with this designation is it freezes his assets and also prohibits americans from providing funds as well as services to this organization. the u. s. accusing it of committing widespread atroc

u. s. says they will designate rushes. wagner.

u. s. say they have not ruled out the auction, but german chancellor, olaf schultz has drawn a red line over supplying keith with combat aircraft. i asked a fence analyst marina myron, from the war studies department at king's college london. if she expects the lensky to get the fighter jets and missiles he is asking for, it's quite a difficult question now, after supplying or agreeing to supplies the pangs and rushes reaction diplomatically. i see it as a very challenging task. because well, 1st of all, we don't know how russia will react to the tank deliveries. and the 2nd thing we also have to think about when those aircraft would reach ukraine. and that would mean that there would have to be some sort of major involvement because it will take a long time to train the pilots to operate even something like an app 16 which is not as sophisticated. the apps are the 5, and obviously the fighter jets would be vulnerable to russian, a ground based air defense systems. so that's another issue we're

u. s. say they have not ruled out the option, but german chancellor left shalt has drawn a red line under the topic of supplying keith with combat aircraft. that conversation comes as fighting is on intensifying in the east of ukraine after russian forces recently took the town of solider troops now making another push in the city of backward. why, for nearly 6 months now, russia has waged a brutal battle to take the city of bath moot, and so far failed, but at a heavy cost to ukraine. with this makeshift cemetery on the outskirts of the city shows the scale of the loss. but motors look hated between don yet and the hands get the edge of the front line and the don bass region. a victory there could give russia a base to launch a campaign further west, who would also be a blow to ukrainian morale. zelinski said the fighting there was key to the war, caught him to get his ulta every day. the enemy fails on the back mood front and in . don't boss in general, is a significant blow to the aggressor

u. s. says they will designate rushes, wagner group as a transnational criminal organization. whitehouse national security spokesman, john cabby says the private military group has about 50000 fighters, the new cried. most of them drawn from prisons. we continued to assert that wagner currently has approximately 50000 personnel, deployed the ukraine, including 10000 contractors and 40000 convicts. our information indicates the russian defense ministry has reservations about wagner recruitment methods. despite this, we assess that it is likely that wagner will continue to recruit right out of russian prisons due to recent events. we assessed that it is likely there are mounting tensions between russian officials and mister promotion. us secretary of defense, lloyd austin, says washington is committed to supporting ukraine defense ministers from 50 countries, messen gemini, to coordinate military support for keith. they promised more weapons, but germany does not make a decision about whether it w

u. s. says it was deeply concerned and there have been requests for un security council meeting is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he's committed to strictly keeping the status quo, bought the palestinian leadership, described it as quote, an unprecedented publication. enabled to ham and was eaten is my only been one of you. the storm of alexa mosque by the israeli minister, been good via this morning, constitutes a serious challenge to the feelings of the palestinian people. you recall on our people to confront such incursions that aim to make an ex em most injurious temple . this is a violation of all international norms values, conventions, laws, and israel's pledges to the american president, morris railey rates have led to violence and deaths in the occupied westbank. the palestinian health ministry says a 15 year old boy was shot dead by israeli forces. it happened during a raid on a refugee camp near bethlehem israeli miller. she says it showed someone involved and what it c

u. s. you did say last year restrictions were concerned, s m, l and nikon, respectively. that shows that u. s. manufacturers aren't at a competitive disadvantage to to the product entails annual revenue has fallen 20 percent in the past year. the u. s. chip maker also says it's expecting to bring in $2000000000.00 less than analysts. we're expecting for this quarter. any reports or intel share price plunge more than 7 percent or more on the firms chip supply was his i was 3 correspondence for yeah. first a little and then too much showing for years we basically complained about that. there are not enough computer chips around now they are too many. and there is especially true for the a p c. and server industry that is doing pretty poorly right now. and intel is having a big stake into this a business. a lot of the customers are sitting on a high inventories. they have to get rid of those before they re order and therefore the leg cluster. a quarter for intel elect, luster. having that set one analyst put it that way, that was not an earnings report. that was a crime scene

u. s. berlin says it will deliberate leopard to tanks while washington has promised a battalion of abrams tanks. this coordinated move aims to support ukraine encountering an expected russian to pensive in the spring. moscow has reacted with fury to the twin announcements. after days of diplomatic wrangling to big announcements from either side of the atlantic to day to day, i'm in our food at the united states will be sending 31 abrams tanks to ukraine. the equivalent of one ukrainian battalion, secretary austin as recommended to step because all hands ukraine's capacity and had finished her turn achieve strategic objectives. the u. s. president statement came just hours after germany announced it. we're deliver 14 of its leopard to battle tanks to ukraine. ok, does this does a given us, this is the results of renewed and intense consultations with our allies and international partners. or we'd like to underline that it was right. and it is right that we didn't let ourselves be forced into action. now that we instead counted and will continue to count on closed corporation on these issue

u. s. says that such actions are actually destabilizing the continent. the u. s . defense equity made those claims last month at the summit of african leaders in washington. we're witnessing the purity expand its footprint. a on, on a continent on a daily basis. and that creates problems that will be eventually the stabilizer if they're not already, or we say russia continuing to peddle cheap weapons, employ mercenaries across the continent. and so the combination of those activities by those 2 countries, i think i've been watching and certainly i think their influence again, can be the stabilizer. chinese defense experts under long says that china's approach to africa is more holistic than that's of western powers. thomas engagement with africa, it's very different. ah, from the west, tony looks at the relationship in a holistic way. he emphasis is always been on building at infrastructure notice capacity building for development. it will help the these countries to develop and also cost with force. ready closer ties between china and africa, their so called de

u. s saying about logistical problems and there might be problems sending them because it's easier for, for berlin to send it from europe instead of across the atlantic. there's a whole lot of dynamics, internal politics going on here as well. i would submit i would agree, i would say that what this shows us is there may be some fishers within nato as far as what this the support the nato's giving to ukraine. i don't believe all the countries nato are behind this. and i think this shows it there also some conflicting statements we've seen and from germany, the german foreign minister, yesterday or day before had said that, that we, many germany was at war with russia that was quickly contradicted by the foreign ministry. and then you have this whole issue about supply and additional tanks and other weapons. but the nato does not seem to be in lock step in what to do and how to address the inevitable when that russia is on the verge of achieving in ukraine. we thank you for your time today, sir, for coming on the program and giving us your thoughts, klein preston, international attorney

u. s. say they are now prepared to send armored vehicles to ukraine . the 2 countries leaders announced that ukraine would receive german made mada and u. s. bill bradley fighting vehicles. the decision follows a similar moved by france. this is the emx t n r c. it's a french light battle tank that's highly mo bile and fitted with a powerful gun. now to ukraine's delight frances donating some of these ahmed combat vehicles. to cave franks, if a will, did you, france brings a new level of european defense support to ukraine. and i thank president my call for this leadership. we'll get more armored vehicles including french made wheeled tanks, which sends a clear signal to all our other partners. there is no rational reason why western style tanks have not yet been supplied to ukraine. it's important in order to restore security for all ukrainians and peace for all europeans euro boys. zalinski has clearly been frustrated by the west's reluctance to give his country the tanks. he says it's so desperately needs. joe biden has now said the us, we'll send bra

says it's so desperately needs. joe biden has now sent the us. we'll send bradley fighting vehicles to help key if they've been used by the u. s. military to carry troops around the battle fields since the mid 19 eighties. military experts say the bradley would give ukraine more firepower and strengthen its ability entrench warfare. but biden's move falls short of sending in heavy tanks like the abram, which is what key if really wants. berlin was reluctant to agree to donate matters which armored personnel carriers. but the shouts government gave way to increasing pressure to change its mind. the thought that we have discussed for putting ukraine in its right to self defense, even with heavy weapons. because fulton believes that that he can hold out longer. and that if at some point you, crean ran out of epin skin and international support, he would win. this was just it. so all skins laden he had isn't he given good and asked the devastation and ukraine mounts the pressure on all key. it's allies will only increase at several of months or the other story is making headlines today. be trial of her jail, bella rouge nova laure

and i nation says the earth owes on layers on track for recovery. u. s . climate panel reports that nearly all land ozone depleting substances have been successfully phased out. work you process has reduced harmful ultraviolet rays. lee from the sun. the panel also exam. thousands of nurses have gone on strike at hospitals in new york, overpay and staffing issues. many say they are carrying for twice as many patients as recommended. their employer say a pay offer matches one accepted by other nurses. i, dad, saudi arabia has and had democrat restrictions on the number of pilgrims who can attend the hodge before the crown of virus. around 2 and a half 1000000 muslims took part annually in the hodge and omar. 2 of islam most important pilgrimages. donors at a united nations conference have pledged more than 8 or $9000000000.00 for flood recovery and pakistan. the aid comes from dozens of countries and institutions. the floods killed nearly 2000 people and displaced millions more experts a climate change was partly to blame. the u. s. government says iran m

u. s. officials say is concerning. antony blinking visit was planned for a long time. but it's timing amid violence that is rattled, israelis and palestinians has given it a sense of urgency. moments after landing lincoln urged for com it's the responsibility of everyone. to take steps to content. rather than to claim them to work toward a day when people no longer feel afraid in their communities and their homes and their places of worship. that is the only way for halt the rising tide of violence that has taken too many lives. too many israelis to many palestinians almost every day in the week leading up to the trip had brought fresh violence. hours before lincoln landed. people in the west bank mourned a young man who was shot by israeli soldiers in the early morning. oh. and in jerusalem, crowds paid respects to victims of a mass shooting outside a synagogue below 7 people, including a child, were killed by a palestinian gunman. but most of them. so monica, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu didn't mentioned the violence after his meeting with blinking, focu

u. s wants to respect my friendship. so it says, could be the defense industry. changing has been out the measures as a violation of economic norms and called the will trade organization to intervene. china is in a particularly lucrative market for duction semiconductor equipment. make a s m l. the company had more than $2000000000.00 of sales to china in 2021. washington unilaterally imposed restrictions several months ago saying it wouldn't push any allies comply but reported the expect to the netherlands. and japan to follow suit. a major dutch industry group fmi has called for the used issues, a routing about whether to receive micro chip experts in china. same quote. european autonomy is at stake. we heard from jupiter, who, expert earl, arrives, newsome, who says the dutch government appears more interested in promoting economic ties and following discriminatory orders from washington. fmi technology association is looking for the you itself to come forward and having a consistent policy, which from understanding they do not.

u. s. says it will designate russia's wagner group is an international criminal organization. the white house says there are now some 50000 wagner master. he's operating in ukraine. the move will allow the you asked to apply wide a sanctions against the paramilitary group. mike had a report from washington, d. c. i a 3rd force and the ukraine conflict. soldiers from russia's wagner group, essentially hired mercenaries, many of them hired from russian prisons. the group is controlled by yevgeny. prego . seen a close ally of that. it me a putin. and this week featured in a video made by his own media service visiting in did fight his in a sent this bird clinic. you must not pity a soldier at war. you must take care of him. therefore, each soldier should be unique. with more than 50000, deployed in ukraine, the wagner group has been on the us rate, offer a number of months. and now it's been declared a significant transnational criminal organization in coordination with this designation. we will also impose additional sanctions next week against wagner and its support network acr

hours on wednesday. technical failure prevented airports from filing updated safety notes says most major u. s. airline say they expect operations to return to normal throughout thursday. one, all those stories right here al jazeera, don't come at all. so some comments and analysis pieces that take you behind the headlines, which will bring you in. chester. just a couple of seconds. ah, so our top story, this, our us attorney general merrick garland, has announced the appointment of a special counsel to investigate the president joe biden and his handling of sensitive government documents earlier on thursday. biden admitted that a 2nd set of classified files was found this time as private residence in delaware 1st batch was uncovered at biden's former office at a washington think tank. discovery was only made public on monday. in november, garland also named a special council to oversee former president donald trump's handling of classified files. after around $100.00 documents are found as mar logo estate. earlier today, i saw i signed an order appointing robert her a special counsel for the

u. s. says that cooperation is actually destabilizing the continent. the us defense secretary made those claims last month that a summit of african leaders in washington were witnessing the purity, expand its footprint, ah, a on, on a continent on a daily basis. and that creates problems that will be eventually destabilizing if they're not already. or we see russia continuing to peddle cheap weapons, employing mercenaries across the continent. and so the combination of those activities by those 2 countries, i think for that bears watching. and certainly i think their influence, again, can be the stabilizer. and according to our chinese affairs expert, after long, he says his country's approach to africa is more holistic than that of certain western professional partners. thomas engagement with africa. it's very different from the west and looks at the relationship in a holistic way. he emphasis is always been on building infrastructure and it was capacity building for development help the these countries that develop and also of course the workforce. r

u. s. says washington has given key direct approval for a tax on crimea using american weapons. he made those comments in response to an assertion by the us state department that crimea is creating territory and thus not off limits for ukrainian murphy offensive. commentators naval assumed that russia will not retaliate for attacks in his territory. it should be obvious to everyone that we will destroy any kind of weaponry supply to the zalinski regime by the americans are native. isn't it clear that pumping a crane with more weaponry, no matter where it is produced in the us, are any other nato countries will only lead to an increase in the deaths of civilians? the rhetoric of us officials is becoming increasingly belligerent. after hearing such remarks from washington, the criminals and kia will feel complete impunity. the risks of the conflict escalating will increase once again. java lead off, so also called for increased arm survives to keep during his speech at the will. the current form in dallas. he suggested that providing heavy weaponry to grain would be the only way t

u. s. says that it stands with other nations in demanding an immediate end to the death penalty. it's the knight's iranians are most afraid of these days because that's when the islamic republic carries out executions in prisons like this one in college. people are gathering here to show their support for the inmates among the crowd, the parents of one of the prisoners, muhammad, or but lou, the 22 year old, has been sentenced to death and transferred to solitary confinement, along with 18 year old mohammed, brawny for allegedly killing a member of these lamb republics armed forces. who about whose mother says the trial was a sham and that her son had nothing to do with the incident. not everybody knows that they deliberately put this in my son's prosecution file with the aim of heading. my son, that's not right there. committed an injustice experts agreed quoting official documents from the case leaked in october. and one of these 2 men just mentioned wonderful, but little his court documents were leaked in october and even there, just one week after was arrested. you could see

u. s. official to visit that island in 25 years. and her example was followed in december by a few british m. p. 's. needless to say, china is not thrilled when you do have repeatedly made clear alpha opposition to speak, a pitiless visit to taiwan. if you ask, insist on challenge and china's red line, it will, the met with resolute contra meshes. the u. s. must in show full responsibility for any serious consequence arise in both the world braced for war. as philosophy blatantly disregarded u. s. foreign policy and took its dig it beijing. china then launched 2 weeks of dramatic military exercises. the whole pacific region was put on to high alert, but war did not calm. china responded with economic measures and sanctions. the world was not impressed either. the deep us china, competition. that was not a surprise. but this collation of been shown in k one. yes, they were not indigent, and they were treated by an individual trouble. november's finality that bring the ty when is treated to breach at the age of a i wouldn't say a wall, but a lot of wall games. los is moved, not only threatened china, which considers

so the french you have said that they're interested in saying in sending these thanks. and also the u. s. has been rather reluctant to sent this out from sacks. but if the u. s. is also saying that they will do it. and if other allies are also saying we want to sent this tanks directly to ukraine, of course the argument that germany is acting alone and taking this decision alone is not strong anymore. d, w 's benjamin alvarez group are with the latest to night here in berlin. bridgeman, thank you from ukraine's war against russia to its more against corruption. today, several government officials were fired or resigned to bid accusations of bribery and embezzlement. grades president zalinski, announcing keen personnel changes in a video address. he also dismissed the governors of 5 provinces, including the governor of the harrison region. that's where we've seen fierce fighting and recent months. ukraine is under pressure to tackle corruption as billions of dollars in aid and military assistance continue to flow into the country. under vic is the executive director of transparency intern

u. s. says that the will trade organization ruling is flawed and the didn't no longer use hong kong a separate enough from china to justify having separate trading benefits. international trade experts say the stand off may be hard to resolve because of problems with the w t o is appeals process. the appellate body system is not functioning, but the system still allows parties to appeal. and so what we say is that they appeal in to the voyage. ah, certain members have set up a temporary alternative arbitration system as a workaround. on kong, as a member of that system at the u. s. is not uncommon. manufacturers are hoping for a speedy conclusion to the political wrangling, so they can focus on getting their post pandemic business back on track. richard kimber, al jazeera hong kong. ah, you're watching out there are. these are the top stories. human rights watch is released, it's 2023 report looking at the conditions of human rights in more than a 100 countries. it says unchecked power across th

u. s. says it would designate rushes of wagner group as a transnational criminal organization. why? house national security spokesman joan kirby says. the private military group has about 50000 fighters and ukraine. most of them draw from prisons. we continue to assess that wagner currently has approximately 50000 personnel deployed to ukraine, including 10000 contractors and 40000 convicts. our information indicates the russian defense minister. he has reservations about wagner's recruitment methods. despite this, we assess that it is likely that wagner will continue to recruit right out or russian prisons due to recent events. we assess that it is likely there are mounting tensions between russian officials. mister promotion. you're a secretary of defense, lloyd austin says washington's committed to supporting ukraine defense ministers from 50 countries, met in germany, to coordinate military support for keith. they promised more weapons, but germany has not made a decision on whether it will provide tanks and to government protests. continue for a 3rd day and peruse capital hooley

u. s. saying about, you know, you know, russia interference in the u. s. selection. the don't that doesn't actually seem to be many facts, but you know, behind that. and again, the time is very, very interesting. you know, we've just had the big f scandal the, you know, some bank and fried which were who is really the post the boy. the post, the boy gone wrong for, for the u. s. regulates in the u. s. government when it came to crypt currency. and now it just seemed, let's find a salacious story that we can sort of piggy back on the back of that one of the kind of change the narrative of it will return to f t x in a moment. but chris, i want to touch upon your background in crypt, so you're also arrested. you spend some time in cost to be connected to that. are you reminded of your own case here in any aspect? yeah, in many, many ways you probably probably the, the biggest sort of similarity to similarity, excuse me, to this is the facts of, of this gentleman, citizenship and his residency. so he's not american, he's russian. he lives in china. he happens to be in mi

u. s. now says we will send those ab rams tanks. there is not many meaningful berlin off saying we will not act along. we will wait for them. so of course that would increase the pressure even more on the german chancellor to give a green light. pretty soon our correspondent benjamin alvarez grew by thank you so much for that update. we're in ukraine. several government officials have resigned amid accusations of food procurement fraud. it's the country's largest corruption scandal since russia's invasion began. ukraine's president voting his lunch. he announced key personnel changes in a video address. he's also dismissed the governors of 5 provinces. they include gauss love, yano havoc from the hearse on region. the scene of fierce fighting and recent months. ukraine is under pressure to tackle corruption as billions of dollars of aid and military assistance flow into the country. ukraine has a history of endemic corruption, including among the political elite, but efforts to stamp out graft have been overshadowed by moscow, a ful

u. s. says it will designate rushes, wagner group as a transnational criminal organization. whitehouse national security spokesman john kirby says. the private ministry company is about 50000 fighters in ukraine. most of them torn from prisons. we continued to assess that wagner currently has approximately 50000 personnel deployed to ukraine, including 10000 contractors and 40000 convicts. our information indicates the russian defense ministry has reservations, about wagner's recruitment methods. despite this, we assess that it is likely that wagner will continue to recruit right out of russian prisons due to recent events, we assess that it is likely there are mounting tensions between russian officials and mister promotion. the us sexual defense, lloyd austin says washington is committed to supporting ukraine. defense ministers from 50 countries met in germany to ordinate military support for keith. they promised more weapons, but germany has not decided whether it will provide tanks. mass ant

u. s. sais, washington has given key a direct approval for attacks on crimea using american weapons. anatoly unten off made those comments in response to an assertion by the us. take the apartment that crimea is ukrainian territory and therefore not off limits. commentators nameless hume that russia will not retaliate for texas territory. it should be obvious to everyone that we will destroy any kind of weaponry supplied to the zalinski regime by the americans are native. isn't it clear that pumping a crane with ma weaponry no matter where it is produced in the u. s. or any other nato country will only lead to an increase in the deaths of civilians? the rhetoric of u. s. officials is becoming increasingly belligerent. after hearing such remarks from washington, the criminals and kia will feel complete impunity. the risks of the conflict escalating will increase once again, a lot of people regarding comment just now is calling it a potentially wiring escalation. we know about the patriot missile systems and theoretically tanks from america, theoretically, they're all being cold full by zelins

u. s. or providing in both ross says infantry fighting vehicles, high loss. i mean, mission, you know, it's totally 26000000000 now and stay later support package from the u. s. match the u. k. assistance package for the entirety of last year. the u. s. a. doing all of the heavy lifting in a european war again, and i think they'll be very annoying to the fact that there's now house to sort of be forced into providing the n was that they think they didn't want to provide. yeah, that is a point that has been made repeatedly and you are making it again tonight as well. mr. edward are, we appreciate your insights tonight. thank you for the delay in the delivery of western takes to ukraine from nato members. as we were just right. hearing it has exposed fractures in the alliance this week on conflicts on tim, sebastian asked julian smith, us ambassador to nato. why this decision took so long? you heard our president talk about the heavy engagement. we've had not only with the german government but with other allies as well to see what more we can get into the hands

u. s. says it's deeply concerned by a far right is really minister's visit to alex a most compound. saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, and jordan vall condemned the intrusion which the palestinian leadership is cold. quote, an unprecedented provocation. national security minister. it's a mar been kaffir into the complex 5 days after becoming a minister. a decades old agreement allows non ms. them to visit is lumps 3rd holy a site as long as they don't pray, will then give your has called for greater jewish access to alex. so, but my minister benjamin netanyahu says he's committed to strictly keeping the status quo. will the visit risks stoking tensions with palestinians amass bolts? person said a continuation of this behavior will bring all parties closer to a big clash and has been a leader awesomeness. rolla says any infringement of the states is full, could have even wider implications in her alti was any infringement of the alexa muscular and the sanctity of muslims and christians. by t

u. s. says washington has given key direct approval for attacks on crimea using american weapons. he made those commands in response to an assertion by the usa department that crimea is ukrainian territory and thus not off limits for ukrainian military offensive. commentators nameless humor. russia will not retaliate for attacks in his territory . it should be obvious to everyone that we will destroy any kind of weaponry supply to the zalinski regime by the americans or nater. isn't it clear that pumping your crane with more weaponry, no matter where it is produced in the u. s. or any other nato countries will only turn increase in the deaths of civilians? the rhetoric of us officials is becoming increasingly belligerent. after hearing such remarks from washington, the criminals and key it will feel complete impunity the risks of the conflict escalating will increase once again. american lady ellers, including the new york tiles, have reported that u. s. officials are discussing plans with ukraine for tanks on the cities of mary paul and mary topple which link the, i mean, the new

u. s. says that washington has given keith direct approval for a tax on climate using american weapons. he made those comments in response and assertion by the us state department that crimea is ukraine territory and thus knocked off limits for ukraine. the military offensive. commentators nameless hume, the russia will not retaliate for a tax in his territory. it should be obvious to everyone that we will destroy any kind of weaponry supply to this lensky regime by the americans are native. isn't it clear that pumping ukraine with more weaponry, no matter where it is produced in the us or any other native country will only lead to an increase in the death of civilians? the rhetoric of us officials is becoming increasingly belligerent. after hearing such remarks from washington, the criminals and kia will feel complete impunity. the risks of the conflict escalating will increase once again. joe and charles roller shows also hold for increased on suppliers to keep track of speech and the world ec