u. s. patriot missile battery. this announcement was made following president lensky recent visit to the u. s. still, as his visit was his 1st trip abroad. since the start of the conflict and an address to congress, he expressed gratitude to the you asked for a weapons already provided, but asked for more. the u. s. has been said, it will supply patriot missile system to cab. russia criticize the visit and weapons require, same zaleski, was more interested in securing arms than piece labor rights lawyer and author, dan paval x. as the u. s. has profited greatly from it. supplies of heavy weaponry to ukraine, or think that the u. s. is happy to give that money, whether the patriot missiles are used or not. it's also a matter of putting money in the coffers of the defense industry. us criminal institution, i'm forgetting which one, but that they are now sounding the alarm bells that they expect these weapons and hands of criminal elements by the ministration has no interest in handling. and how do we know this? we know this because the democrats voted down in a house committee, a republican proposal t

u. s. itself is still withholding billions of dollars enough can assets are frozen in american banks after the taliban takeover of a dentist on in 2021. russia's foreign minister has weighed in with his take on who's really responsible for afghanistan's monetary problems. there was no promotional, but the americans have not built a single industrial enterprise enough. galler standing 20 years and poverty in the country was exacerbated by the fact that the money that by the previous government, the $10000000000.00 was stolen and is not going to be given to that at all, only be returned if the tell about allowing american minute to present in that country. now discuss this with a journalist. sorry, not jeff is ok. thanks very much for joining us today. so what do you make this link? war of words between washington and cobble over the tele bunch treatments of women, women, excuse me. well, peter, i'm thinking it's just a double game that america is playing with a gun people and it's a joke. no, america has a deep concern about the people of god. it's done while the people have gone in and und

u. s. media still refuses to tell americans about as the host of team house said, we can't actually start abandoning our ukrainian partners at this point. even though in the u. s. military, he claim that you would be done if you film po w's on, on camera being shot and summarily executed, as we've seen from ukraine. but i don't think this will have any repercussions for that war effort as a whole, because this is what the $45000000000.00 already allocated for 2023 by congress. which just clapped like seals for zalinski is paying for it's paying for these atrocities. this unprofessionalism and the u. s. military intelligence apparatus is willing to go along with that as long as they get results, what are the results they want? it's what milburn and his buddies in the man cave said they were weakening putin and destabilizing russia on africa. another region suffering due to the conflicts and ukraine, speaking at the regional summit, back in november, nigeria, as president claimed that weapons initially designated a key if have ended up in the hands of local terrorist groups. he also said th

while griner was still on her way to the u. s. boat was already being welcomed by his family in moscow. he had been in the u. s. jail since 2012. solving a 25 year sentence for arms trafficking because it greno was arrested at moscow airport in february and sentenced to 9 years for the possession of cannabis by a russian court. these immigrants published by the russian government show how being released from the penal colony, she was held in and put on a plane to abi once inside, she was asked about her well being a well i read a poem. why? and with that, how long ordeal is finally over? let's get more unless we're joined here in the city of id. davi is class harrington and chris. we just saw those pictures of greiner arriving in the united states. finally, 1st and foremost, tell us a little bit more about her and her career. well in terms of the world of basketball, she's a to type gold medalist olympian. she's a superstar in the w n. b a. she's been a superstar for about a decade. she's also won the title in the w n. b a, there

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u. s. intelligence still regards communist china as its biggest military and economic threat. many eyes now turning to the indo pacific and china holding the top spot for the world's largest navy. while the u. s. played catch up, should the focus turn away from the fighting on the ground in the skies of ukraine, and on to the real battle of the 21st century. well, who better to unpack all of this and captain jim fidel former director intelligence and information operations for the u. s. specific fleet in a 30 a career in u. s. naval intelligence. he's been the top intelligence official for the u. s. 7 fleet in the us as kitty hawk aircraft carrier strike group to point to japan. he's fellow at the geneva center for security policy in switzerland from where he joins me. thank you so much captain for coming on the show. i wanted to talk about the u . s postal service in the pacific islands and how that at may may be important when it comes to what's happening, the south china sea. but of course, everyone is there while everyone in the global south, perhaps not in a donation, medi

u. s. media still refuses to tell americans about yeah, quite impactful. indeed, i'm his statement clearly contradicts the u. s. narrative that has been pushed throughout. do you think there be any repercussions for him after this discussion and admission? i don't know. i mean, you look at the comments on the podcast and people seem pretty comfortable and excited by what he was saying and they loved him. i put them out on youtube, on twitter, i only had 2 minutes and 20 seconds. so there were highlights or lowlights if you want to call them that. and a lot of people were horrified or were just sort of surprised to see such candid admissions from someone who was working on the ukrainian side. but i don't think this will have any repercussions for the war effort as a whole, because this is what the $45000000000.00 already allocated for 2023 by congress, which just clapped like seals for zalinski is paying for it's paying for these atrocities. this unprofessionalism and the u. s. military intelligence apparatus is willing to go along with that as long as they get results, what are the results

while griner was still on her way to the u. s. boat was already being welcomed by his family in moscow. he had been in the u. s. jail since 2012. solving a 25 year sentence for arms trafficking thing. and i'm here because it greiner was arrested at moscow airport in february and sentenced to 9 years for the possession of cannabis by a russian court. these emergence published by the russian government shall have been released from the penal colony. she was held in and put on a plane to abu dhabi once inside. she was asked about her well being worked with well, i read a whole wide and with that, her long audio is finally over. very good. and earlier we spoke to our moscow ability. if you're a risha who is in riga, because russia closed down to w's offices in moscow, we asked him how the return of victor boot is being reported in russia. while this prisoner exchange the report as a victory for russian diplomacy, set them to various security services and possibly president putin personally one volved in this affair. the focus is on t

u. s. is still standing behind the ukraine and that us will be supporting ukraine. because if ukraine were to lose the help of the united states, europe combined wouldn't be able to make up for that help, both in terms of financial aid and in terms of military aid. so it's very important to make sure that the united states doesn't withdraw. and of course, lansky might plead to get more advanced weapons souls of the ukrainian forces can achieve the aims, outlined by lensky to push back to russian forces and to retain crimea. especially important that says, amidst the skepticism growing among european leader as such as macro and who is considering that the risk of venue for a dialogue was put in ok. the key role of the united states will be keeping a close eye on not meeting. of course. thank you so much for joining us with that update. i think marina myron meanwhile, vladimir putin has vowed russia will achieve all its goals in ukraine. in an address to, to fence chiefs, the russian president told them the military would receive whatever it needed without financial l

u. s. it's still believe in private capital formation, and the people at the top of our political system are aligned with europe that we need to have public capital formation. the end of sent the, the end of commercial banking, the end of all of that stuff. and this is all the sub text of what's going on with the, with the, the situation in ukraine and how it's being handled. but the don't kid yourself in any way, manner, shape or form. this is about the destruction of the united states. and everybody thinks that will be a great thing. i got news for you at the united states falls apart in the worst way imaginable. no one is going to be happy about the results. nobody wants to watch the europeans 9. ok. because of us, you think you do you think the end of the ussr was ugly? you just wait to see what happens. dad says, well if it goes down it's going to take a good part of the world with it. there's no doubt about that. ok. because he lives in london, can the european union survive? because you know what, you know, people talk about getting through this winter. ok. they're going to get throug

u. s. this past year, shattering previous records still in the u. s. and the congressional panel investigating last year. capitol hill attack has recommended criminal charges against former president donald trump. it comes after an 18 month investigation into his role january 6th. the riot. trump says it's an attempt to block his 2024 white house run. my cabinet has details from washington dc without objects it was for committees, 11th and final, public hearing charity attention to summarize, the report that we made public on wednesday best and to highlighted belief that the former president's actions were criminal. no man who would behave that way at that moment in time can ever serve in any position of authority in our nation. again. he is on fit for any office. a video presentation served as a reminder of the events on january, the 6th, 2021. and further extracts from some of the hundreds of interviews the committee conducted in an attempt to find out what happened and how to prevent that happening again. as one fact to add, lee is most important in

u . s. may still have been using the port as a hub to forward weapons to key at the latest protest took place near a railway, crowded with american tanks and armored vehicles ready to be delivered mac and o. okay. finally, this ours is december, but forget about christmas movies for a moment. because moscow has kicked off a festival of indian cinema with several other major russian cities set to show the films within the coming days as well or t correspondence. if you nunez attended the grand opening, where she got a chance to speak with some of the big screen stores, the festival is presented by the indian films company alongside the indian cultural and national center sita, with the support of the russian ministry of culture and the indian embassy in russia. the organizers have also prepared the special entertainment program that will include rash as most famous contemporary dance to do a thought as valet performing for the soundtrack from the movie. as part of the opening ceremony, the opening film is cold bush, but the rice. it was the more successful indian film of 2021. and after creati

u. s. it's still believe in private capital formation, and the people at the top of our political system are aligned with europe that we need to have public capital formation. the end of sent the, the end of commercial banking, the end of all of that stuff. and this is all the sub text of what's going on with the, with the, the situation in ukraine and how it's being handled. but the don't kid yourself in any way, manner, shape or form. this is about the destruction of the united states. and everybody thinks that will be a great thing. i got news for you at the united states falls apart in the worst way imaginable. no one is going to be happy about the results. nobody. well, there was a european not any. well. ok, because of that, you think that you do you think the end of the ussr was, was ugly. you just wait to see what happens. dad says, well, if it goes down it's going to take a good part of the world with it. there's no doubt about that. ok. but he lives in london. can the european union survive? because you know what, you know, people talk about getting through this winter. okay. they'

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u. s. and russia still cooperating in space despite a war in ukraine. ah, so quick look at the main stories of following now and demonstrators improve again, blocked roads, defying a state of emergency to protest at the removal of present petro castillo. at least 8 people have now been killed in the ongoing protest. crowds of his supporters of converged on congress in the prison where he is being held. the army has been deployed, as you can see, to stop protest as from blocking the roads. some demonstrators want the new present in a bowl. what a to resign and for new elections to be held. supreme court is currently deciding whether to give castillo a year and a half. preventative detention is been charged with rebellion and conspiracy after illegally trying to dissolve congress. 6 protests as well in istanbul, where thousands of people have gathered against the conviction of the city's mayor, which could see him jailed and barred from running in next year's electrons and assemble court sentenced a crime. and the more you to more than 2 and a half years

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u. s. is still negotiating in good faith to release another american still being held in russia. paul whelan is in michigan corporate security executive has been jailed since 2018 on espionage charges. president biden said he has not forgotten wheeling and gave his family advanced notice of grinders release. lot of story we've been monitoring in the south bay. a two alarm fire in saratoga badly damaged the house on short hill court. that's their west valley college and highway. 85 flames quickly spread to the roof of the house . ktbc magazines live in saratoga with an update on this story, emma good morning, andre . fortunately, the fire was put out around eight o'clock this morning. no one was injured, but it's left significant damage to this large property. they arrived to find fire venting through the roof, heavy structural damage, heavy damage to property inside the structure . you know, 11 thing to think about is it's not just the damage caused by the fire. it's also the damage caused by the smoke that tends to get into everything. and then obviously our firefighting efforts

u. s. australia and santa, our nation is still an emerging economy. we cannot afford a standoff between our trading partners. papa new guinea doesn't consider the u. s . a significant trade partner. that's what the country's prime minister said to biden during his september visit to the u. s. adding that the u. s. is very far away from his country. so keep your fights and debates to yourselves. your enemy is not my enemy. that's a line emerging in the pacific. we will not compromise democracy or our relationships with the west as far as democratic values are concerned. at the same time, we will never compromise our trading relationships. we spoke to the director of the sen center for counter had demonic studies. tim anderson, who says that papa new guinea wants to remain neutral and not get drawn into global politics. in terms of multi polarity. it's not something that's discussed enormously there, but it's certainly the case that they want to maintain this autonomy and not get drawn into big politics. i mean, you, its influence in this part of the pac