u. s. a maybe stop it? i think i'm looking back for some weeks, maybe months prior to this conflict. we've seen how the u. s. administration reacted differently. they disclose their information that they had about this plan of, of this war. this was new and this allowed the u. s. and its allies, a u. k, and some other nato countries to supply you. craig, with weapons, and that was very, very important for ukraine because it is, it's those weapons that ukraine received in the couple of weeks before the war from the west that enabled ukraine to stand firm. without those weapons, i'm sure russia would have seized a much bigger territorial ukraine by now. so i think the past for the coming days and weeks is to continue in that direction and i want to make weapons for your grand. exactly. and i want to pick up on that point in just a moment. it's become commonplace to say that vladimir putin under estimated the west. but the reverse is also true. long as the list of political leaders who conder the belief that put in would act rationally. and avoid dragging russia and ukraine into a ruinou

u. s. stop the war and ukraine.

u. s. stop the war and ukraine.

u. s . stop the war and ukraine.

u. s. stopped all military supplies, ukraine, and it's tragic that it's roland, prolonging this conflict in terms of the human cost. so i think the chinese position on this is that it is main normal diplomatic relations economic relations, other relations with russia that nothing's changed. you say that is neutral, impartial, i come back to this again. andy, is china going to supply russia with weapons for use in ukraine? is it going to prop bratia economically? that i cannot answer again. we can see that china's trade and investment relationship with russia has grown dramatically over the last few years. and again, you know, the chinese government stance, it's them, it is maintaining warm relationships with russia. what about the jennings rhetorical support? an absence of denunciation of russia's invasion for ukraine. you say that that china is taking this, this neutral line. why? i think this is the most effective, just not the only path to a peaceful resolution. again, the western media narrative has been that this is an unprovoked attack by russia. but those that even take half an ho

u s. um maybe stop it? i think um looking back some weeks maybe months prior to this conflict, we've seen how the u. s. administration reacted differently. they disclosed the information that they had about this plan of this war this was new and this allowed the u. s. and its allies, the u. k. and some other nato countries to supply ukraine with weapons. and that was very very important for ukraine because it is it's those weapons that ukraine received in a couple of weeks before the war from the west that enabled ukraine to stand firm without those weapons, i'm sure russia would have seized a much bigger territory of ukraine by now. so i think the past for the coming days and weeks is to continue in that direction. and i want to take the weapons for ukraine. exactly. and i want to pick up on that point in just a moment. it's become commonplace to say that vladimir putin underestimated the west, but the reverse is also true. long is the list of political leaders say that vladimir putin underestimated the wes

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u. s. cannot stop the new multi polar world. china is already on the wrong side of history when it comes to ukraine and the aggression being committed by russia, contrasting views between china and the u. s. threatened to inadvertently complicate already, fraud ties. america's different approach to the war and ukraine is the latest complication. the old cold war strategy of containment will not be viable in this emerging multi polar world. or despite those comments from singapore, the u. s. isn't backing down and trying to influence china's stance on russia, going so far as to threaten sanctions against aging high tech economy. his porter slayer with more washington is added again. this time pressuring basing to play by its rules and condemn russia's actions in ukraine. if china's semiconductor manufacturing international corp sells its chips to russia, we could essentially shut s, m i c down because we prevent them from using our equipment and our software facing will have none of it and refuses to give into intimidation. china will never accept any external coercion or pressure and opp

u. s. is stopping in ports of gas and i from russia. as i mentioned this in swift, the international payment system, i mean, everything that we announce in alaska, it'll crash the russian economy. i mean, forecast that g d p will go down by 35 percent this year in the 2nd quarter and by 7 percent for the entire year. that's, that's a lot. that's worse than a financial crisis in 2008 and, and, and vladimir was saying, you know, we don't really feel it yet, but very soon, in particular, the russian middle class will feel, you know, the effects very, very pain will not be in your us in the middle class left, sorry to interrupt you. there will be no such or awesome. read the class left. there will be all over the country will decrease of hall on the board. she on the very huge basis. so i will not talk about any middle class in the rush. let us, let us look at the calls now to ratchet up pressure even further in the us this week. cut off its oil imports from russia. let's hear why. today i'm announcing united states is targeting the minorit

u. s. to stop spending over $700000000000.00 a year on war. um, we need to really change the priorities of this country to focus on the real problems in this country. infrastructure, hunger, lack of health care, and stop trying to dominate the world. it is that will the power which has led to this horrible crisis. and again, as an american, that's what i need to try to fix. okay, but david that is not going to happen is matter fact, i think this to reverse. i think that, you know, the, obviously a, we all want the conflict in ukraine to and as soon as possible. i, but i, the ramifications politically, economically, i would say will last a generation. russia in the west have gone their separate ways. they're not going to meet each other again for a very long time. your thoughts, david? well, and we can work to make that not be the case. i. and of course, if this ends up with nuclear weapons used, there won't be any more generations. i think principally what we need is the government of ukraine to resist the right wing tendencies within its own

u. s. to stop spending over $700000000000.00 a year on war. um, we need to really change the priorities of this country to focus on the real problems in this country. infrastructure, hunger, lack of health care, and stop trying to dominate the world. it is that will to power which has led to this horrible crisis. and again, as an american, that's what i need to try to fix. okay, but david bad is not going to happen, is matter fact, i think just to reverse. i think that, you know, the, obviously a, we all want the conflict and ukraine to end as soon as possible. i, but i, the ramifications politically, economically, i would say will last generation, russia and the west have gone their separate ways. they're not going to meet each other again for a very long time. your thoughts, david? well, we can work to make that not be the case. and of course, if this ends up with nuclear weapons used, there won't be any more generations. i think principally what we need is the government of ukraine to resist the right wing tendencies within its own country,

u. s. in stopping all oil and gas coming from russia because the, the german chancellor said you cannot have sanctions that harm the you more than they harm russia's leadership. so they'll be looking for other things they can do clearly. they'll also be talking about the humanitarian situation. what they can do to leave the humanitarian situation. president of the international committee of the red cross is in moscow today. he is meeting with the russian foreign minister. so gay, love roth, and i'm sure they'll be talking about humanitarian co doors. they'll be talking about medical facilities. the world health organization said in the last few hours, the $64.00 hospitals have been targeted. since sort of the invasion, not targeting a hospital under the geneva conventions, which the international committee of the red cross govern. that's the war crime. and so i think you'll hear a lot of talk about the war crimes that they, that nato and the you say, have been committed in the last month. well, before all of those meetings take place, we're waiting for what's known as the family photograph t

u. s. back key of which regime zalinski there needs to essentially meet russian security and political demands. the u. s. need to stop us and the wes need to stop flooding ukraine with weapons that will not change the outcome of the military situation in the country, but will only lead to years of bloody insurgency intended to keep ukraine permanently destabilized. and of course, to inflict as much punishment on russia as possible. stopping nato expansion a reflection of what the real purpose of the organization. you know, in the 21st century is and a guarantee of return of ukraine to the neutrality it had between russia and the west. prior to the overthrow of the last, democratically elected government there in 2014. while it's national affairs and security analyst mark slab border, thank you very much for your insights. i'm sure we'll have you again back on the program as the situation unfolds. thanks for having me. meanwhile, processes hit the streets of belgrade, serbia, to show their support for russia. the rally started with the russian answer be a national anthems and thousands in the crowd were waving russian

u. s. are mulling, putting a stop to buying the countries oil according to the u. s. equity of stage. while france is considering freezing the assets of more than $500.00 people allegedly linked to the kremlin. now it's not just soldiers putting their lives at risk on the front line and the conflict army. paramedics, of course, a vital role to play. but our t correspond, maria nursing has spoken to one, no former ukrainian military medic who's left. so dissolution of what was going on, she quit live a simple life at home, fighting attacking, advancing, capturing ground. that's how the military moves forward. but what happens next is perhaps even more important clearance. this is what the army has to do in every village. they take control off, they check every street. every house especially destroyed to make sure there are no explosives to come and tactic by the ukrainian armies to mine. air is they retreat from this one is already cleared. but what's also crucial is the careful tracking of those who remain civilians are of course, free to go. but all those affiliated with the military

u. s. to immediately stop smearing china and making trouble, earnestly reflect on his disgraceful role in the developments and evolution of the ukraine crisis. and to do something practical to ease the tensions in ukraine. the claims that china sent military aid to russia are nothing but pure fabrication. both chinese and russian science of clarify the issue. recently the u. s. has been spreading rumors targeting china on the ukraine issue that exposes america's sinister intentions. and that's the international community. see the true face of the u. s. as a liar and troublemaker bush as well. and just on this story, the chinese foreign minister met his indian counterpart in new delhi on friday with both countries rejecting western calls to denounce russia's military operation in ukraine. in the 1st such high level meeting between the nations and 4 years, beijing said that the whole world will quote, pay attention when china and india were canden and the u. s. has threatened china with economic consequences if it continues to refuse to support its sanctions against russia than earlier this wee

u. s. pressure to stop all big military deals with the kremlin is not a rock fashion state of the united states recon hamper the confluence of interest, you know, including strategic interest. but we cannot have that between the end, the u. s. and alignment 9 when the sense of india trying to align it's in just because of the u. s. that is suggesting that india do so, use an encroachment on to the sovereignty of this country. and it also proves and the general assumption we have a for trees that want to be friends with the united states that united states wants . that uni apartment is not equal partners, but that's not going to work with. i think if it's going to push too hard, it's not going to be just jazz loss, but also that of the united states. because india isn't trained to region that share a lot of questions, interest with the united states. well, with tensions, obviously very high between the, the west and russia. how long do you think india can maintain neutral, neutral relations between them didn't yeah. in the 1st place or not, because this is up to you, but i must say that i

u. s. and european leaders to stop russia's assault. he's also accused moscow of committing war crimes after the latest wave of airstrikes. a russian missile strikes a tv tower in cave. in her cave, a government building goes up in flames. both attacks killed people. russia is ramping up. it's assault on ukraine. as a 60 kilometer long, russian convoy of armored vehicles closes in on the capital. thousands of ukrainians still desperately trying to flee. though, staying behind a facing the horrors of war washing laws, we had a fire at 5 am. is the color the be the most? we were retreating and near us a meter away from me, a mine blue of my friend's arms and legs, little green and white. i tried to save him. i pulled him away, but he didn't make it jojo to move them. oh no sir. philip phone, why you're warmer. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has asked nato to set up a no fly zone and has also applied to join the european union. a fighting process is lose ended just for our land. and for our freedom alicia diesel and might the fan of

u. s. to remove existing terrorists and stopped threatening new levies. however, the u. s. has have never been adjusted and that was not conducive for china to complete the purchases. so therefore trying to claim that it has done the best to its abilities and imported the most under these stressful condition. china also cited that the supply chain and the u. s. is in shambles, and the ports are unable to ship goods efficiently. it's gotta be frustrating, keep having the same argument over and over and over again. but at the same time, when it comes to the u. s. growing is own influence, how bigger partnerships with other asia pacific nations is tension between the 2 largest economies remain. we've got about a middle i mean, it used to be better. so far. biden has indicated that trade talks are not high on his agenda. so asia pacific countries have in recent years, signed to make a trade agreement. the c p t p, p, and 2018 and the r c p signed last year. and both of them exclude the us. so these nations, they are highly export dependent. and while the u. s. has tried to impr

u. s. and european leaders to stop brushes, assault. he's also accused moscow of committing war crimes. after the latest wave of air strikes, a russian missile strikes a tv tower and keys in her cave, a government building goes up in flames. both attacks killed people. russia is ramping up its assault on ukraine. as a 60 kilometer long, russian convoy of armored vehicles closes in on the capital. thousands of ukrainians still desperately trying to flee. though, staying behind a facing the horrors of war. washington was we had a fight at 5 am. is to follow the bm well we were retreating and near us a meter away from me it was a mine blue of my friend's arms and legs, myrtle green and white. i tried to save him. i pulled him away but he didn't make it. yeah. your demo or no, so, so you're warmer ukraine's president, valona me. zalinski has asked nato to set up a no fly zone and has also applied to join the european union. are fighting processes of sleeves and it just for our land. and for our freedom, this diesel good might define human than that. so large cities of our country are now bl

stop the west for financing this war. how can we, on one hand, be providing weaponry? and on the other hand, spending about $700000000.00 a day between the u. s. u. k and e, you are purchasing russian goods. we have to stop when you say russian goods, i presume you're speaking primarily about up about gas and oil, but up anyway, sanctions cut both ways of course, how or all these sanctions, why cli, to effect other countries with business interest in russia? well, i hope it puts everyone on notice. they need to immediately divest of all of their investments in russia. united states, e. s. g principles are very popular here. how do we measure our environmental? our social in our government is principles as we manage our businesses. managing wore away from profit and towards a broader set of objectives. if we're going to walk the walk we have today best and we have to boycott, we cannot finance the war. natalie. thank you very much for talking with us. that was ukraine's former finance minister and natalie and jessica well, the 1st emergency united nations general assembly session and decades opened with a minute silence for those killed and uk

we want them to stop arming all the countries. the activists say the u. s needs to stop pressing nato to armed countries as the only winners are the arms companies new at noon oakland police are investigating a shooting that left a 14 year old boy dead. according to the bay area news group. the team was found just before 10 30 last night on mountain boulevard near kelleher avenue and interstate 5 80. police say he died at the scene . investigators have not yet released the boy's name or motive. no arrests were announced. at stanford university students and staff for mourning the sudden death of a soccer star ktvu magus has more from the stanford campus on what we know about the death of katie meyer. katie meyer. it was in her senior year at stanford. she was a goalkeeper and captain for the stanford women's soccer team. she was also a resident. l was held here to honor her memory. on wednesday near the soccer field, k. niemeyer was famous for dominating students and fellow athletes gathered in her honor. i think she showed a lot more than just how badass a

u p. s. and fedex. i've stopped shipping services, half the passenger jet used here are least, and those contracts are being canceled, rushes, political, economic, and physical isolation from the rest of the world is rapidly gathering pace. bernard smith, al jazeera moscow, thousands of people are continuing to seek refuge outside ukraine. poland is sheltering more than 320000 people, for many migrants from africa and asia say they're being turned away from the border. st. sofie has met some of them at a reception center in kosovo in eastern poland a refugee crisis on an industrial scale. every person currently housed in this warehouse on the ukraine, poland border had their lives turned upside down. when russia invaded ukraine, the number of people forced to live offers and insight into the enormous scope of this crisis. and still they keep coming bust in from the board away from the war, but now inland. we're here at one of the many reception centers set up on the ukraine, poland border where people have been tell

u p. s. and fedex. i've stopped shipping services, half the passenger jet used here are least, and those contracts are being canceled, rushes, political, economic, and physical isolation from the rest of the world is rapidly gathering pace furnace with al jazeera moscow. some of the wealthiest oligarchs in russia, known for having close ties to the kremlin, are in fact speaking out against the war in ukraine. laura burton manley has that story. this is romana brockovich, russian billionaire, an owner of premier league football club, chelsea. he is handed over control of the club and now has a new goal. he's accepted ukraine's requests to negotiate with russia to end the war. abram of it has remained tight lipped about his stone. unlike some billionaire businessman, once close to russian president vladimir putin, now openly criticizing its decision to wage war. although durham, pasco, he's known for throwing lavish parties, a deaf off, and making a fortune from energy and allah minion. he's been sanctioned by the us