u. s. t r, which is the body responsible for the national record community saying that it's a care breach that humans aren't considered. and so there's so many so many great areas and shortcomings in the bill is to a point of when it's concerning, but frankly, embarrassing. alright, let's take a step back for a moment, gary, lena, committed another statement on small boats as his return to the b. b. c was confirmed, he said, however difficult the last few days have been it's simply doesn't compare to having to flee your home from persecution or war to seek refuge in a land far away. it's heart warming to have seen the empathy towards their plight from so many of you a, let me ask you about this. this tweet from gary lyn occur. would this suggest to you that no matter what the review of the bbc's social media guidelines ultimately find, mister lennox does feel secure in continuing to tweet his opinions, at least on this matter? yeah, i mean, i think he would. i think he will. absolutely. he real

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really it tends to dominate the rigid for details on this story and more visit our website at r t dot com. the u. s. has reportedly resume drone activity in the black sea region. despite the media circus surrounding the crash of an unmanned american reaper drone ortiz marina. cassandra examines washington's recent calls to shoot down russian fighter jets. no matter what headline you saw about the story. the fact this an american spy, a drone, answered a flight restricted status area over the black sea, prompting to russian fighter jets to intervene. russia had warned washington that it had imposed and no fly zone their box. they refused to listen. the end result, a multi $1000000.00 drones scott, old and los western media hysteria, and, and the smoke curry over how it happened. the russian ambassador to the west was summoned for an explanation right away, where he rejected all claims that russia did it on purpose. and he asked them how they would react if they were in russia shoes. these drone concluded, if you bulls, you see that what will be the issue of united states if you see search russian dr

referring to as inhumane conditions. visual's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is remaining defiant r t a. u. s. president joe biden urged him to abandon his plans to overhaul the judiciary. following the biggest protest in the nation's history, netanyahu has delayed changes to the decision judicial system, but says israel wont bow to international pressure. the foreign ministers of russia and a run have met in moscow for talks and expanding trade saki laughter off. and i seen them here at the lock, im also discussed the stalled 2015 nuclear deal between iran, the west palm. so yourself has officially been sworn in as cotton's 1st minister yourselves going to lead the country semi autonomous parliament as cotton's youngest. and 1st muslim leader, a 1000 leaders in the tech industry has signed a letter calling for a pause on the development of advanced artificial intelligence systems. it follows the release of the 4th version of chat, g, p, t and e i program. you can understand images, write computer code and even engage and human like conversation those are the headlines coming up next on al ja

r t correspondent, steve sweeney. as the details. the u. s. clearly views itself as a global leader, the most important country on the planet. they are both countries that chief in bristol, at u. s. leadership around the world. and in china's case, in particular, they certainly like to challenge us leadership around the world, based on america's increasing leadership around the world, launched at u. s. leadership around the world. every country on the continent is different, has different needs and, and, and different expectations of american leadership. that's the power of american convening leadership. what they're trying to do, which is basically challenge american leadership. but no matter how many times kirby says it's a large part of the world sees things differently. this has become more evident after chinese president changing pings, landmark meeting with president vladimir putin in moscow yet will colon rachida. chinese russian ties have gone far beyond bilateral relations over the last 10 years, and are of crucial and vital importan

as citizens of the nation. recall how events unfolded falling the military intervention next on r t dot u. s. invaders iraq 20 years on. thanks for tuning in, stay close. ah, february the 1st 2000 or 3 at a un security council meeting u. s. secretary of state colin powell showed a vile, allegedly containing anthrax spores from iraq. it actually contained laundry detergent, march 20th, 2003. the u. s. army and its allies invaded iraq. april 9th, 2003. the u. s. army and coalition forces entered baghdad and tore down the statue of saddam hussein in fear door square. lay the 1st 2003 u. s. president george bush declared victory in the iraq war, december, the 30th 2006. saddam hussein was executed. december the 15th 2011. a ceremony was held in baghdad to mark the end of the u. s. military mission . in reality, the u. s. army is still in iraq.

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r t. and while the u. s continues to funnel arms to ukraine. most republican presidential hopefuls say they oppose the continuing policy reflecting the sentiment of many americans are teeth. caleb martin has more popular tv house, tucker carlson, decided to reach out to potential republican candidates for president of the now to those who may announce that have not yet the now and asked them about their position on continued us support for crane in opposition to russia. first question, he asked was regarding the issue of the united states and whether or not it had a strategic interest in aiding ukraine against russia. this is the responses that he received. while the u. s. has many vital national interests become infer entangled in the territorial dispute between ukraine and russia is not one of them . president biden's blank check. foreign policy in ukraine has drawn nothing but ridicule and disdain from our adversary's, and has diverted funding from essential needs in the united states. throwing money at ukraine with no accountability or obje

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r t. the nest republic the u. s. federal reserve has raised interest rates, yet again in an effort to contain skyrocketing inflation. as despite similar measures, having already been attributed to the recent collapse of multiple u. s. banks, the u. s. a treasury secretary, janet jaelyn, has insisted. the situation is under control. the situation is stabilizing, and the us banking system remains sound. our financial system is also significantly stronger than it was 15 years ago. i believe the directions reduced the risk of further bank failures that would have composed losses on the deposit insurance fund, which is paid for through fee is on banks. aaliyah, excuse me, or to contribute chris i'm. she joined my colleague, moran, her mommy in the studio here to discuss the current us economic situation. it seems every other week we're getting a fed announcement of the hiking up interest rates. but why are they doing? i think that's the interesting thing that we kind of need to look at here. in my opinion. the reason they

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r t continues it's coverage of the legacy, the u. s. left and iraq after the unprovoked invasion. later throughout the day, stay tuned. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from gray. with food and medicine and fleet with awe. slowly but surely, legacy media support of the west warren russia is changing. ukraine is not winning in hardly likely to win in the end. propaganda is at times powerful but hard. cold facts, eventually drum fables written by the elite, mediocre scribes with oh man, you have it completed, sabotaged training, and you get done. and served in 3rd reich units as an as, as captain, a secondary command of the enough, the gun battalion, he trained ukrainian nationalist cadets. he was awarded to merit crosses and a nazi metal along with montera. he had been an o u and member from the age of 19, ah, on all forest on the been awesome mom, william on that it does offer ryan o'donnell. amanda, all kinds of different studies to modern day my saw there. but ju

r t ah, russian ambassador to the u. s. anatolia on toner says that she's days, incidents involving a crushed american drone in international waters. of the crimean coast is a u. s. provocation. official added that the year of ease which are capable of carrying missiles and bombs have no business be not close to russian borders. he explained that this the drone stalled, after executing shot maneuvers and that russian jets didn't come into contact with it. i think this is surreal provocation. most importantly, i believe that the american aircraft and ships have nothing to do near the borders of the russian federation. this drone was a multi purpose strike drone that could carry up to 1700 kilograms of explosives. can you imagine that such an aircraft, a drone suddenly be new new york or san francisco? however, i want to emphasize that the russian pilots acted very professionally. there was no contract. there was no use a weapons. this drone made a sharp u turn and crashed. while the reaper drone was flying over the black se

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r t continues it's coverage of the legacy, the u. s. left and iraq after the unprovoked invasion. later throughout the day. stay tuned. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people and to defend the world from gray. with food and medicine in supplies. and fleet with ah, ah ah. ah lou the nuremberg trial ass irvin's on the housing head of a sabotage section to testified. on september the 12th 1939, a chief admiral canaries with instructed by 3rd ry foreign minister. a yell at him from reagan, truck, or command. it's necessary to reach out to the ukranian nationalists with whom intelligence had already had military contact to cause an insurgency in poland, which would have as its result, the extermination of poles and jews from the testimony of an arrested member of the organisation of ukrainian nationalists. in the summer of 1943, i was indeed given a rifle in the village of sketches of odd noir district and joined the ukrainian nationalist organisation, which committed mass, murder of poles. charge yo

u a v had no business in the vicinity of stuff estoppel. and that such recognizance operations are dangerously provocative. r t. the marina close start eva has more. the incident was caused by u. s. actions that violated the flight restrictions zone said by the russian federation, will note that the flights of american strategic unmanned aerial vehicles near crimea and shores are provocative in their nature and created the conditions for escalation in the black sea. moscow said that the you west was aware all along that, that area that air space. i had a flight restricted status all along. but washington of course and has always said that it would ignore that and continue flying wherever they, sol fits. and this is what happens. so naturally moscow says, since washington was aware, this most likely seems to be an act of provocation. so they're just looking for a way to escalate their approaches. and this is one of the ways they did that since again, they knew that that area had a flight restrict the sad at 1st they were accusing moscow right away. they said that the moscow did this intentionally. and now, just literally less than 24 hours have changed their tune. and now we have

if r t then escrow public it seems of some u. s. allies, australia, for example, of thought it turning their backs on washington city and sen, jordan. still, john has even accused the u. s. of persistently using armed conflicts to advance its own national interests. they begin a conflict in their national interest and they ending in their national interest, the people of vietnam, the people all iraq, the people of afghanistan know that america is a very bad house. guest is not the only one as another or other countries around the world. are distancing themselves from us policies are see course for it seems to any of the details. the u. s. clearly views itself as a global leader, the most important country on the planet. they are both countries that chief in bristol, at u. s. leadership around the world and in china's case in particular, they certainly like to challenge us leadership around the world, based on america's increasing leadership around the world, launched an u. s. leadership around the world. every country on the contin

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u. s. as longstanding policy of trying to influence caves, decision making, r t correspondence donald quarter has the story. what does the key of regime have in common with nicaraguan drug traffickers, in afghan islamic fundamentalists, american money and expertise have converted all of them into proxies at one point or another. take these 2019 job ads for us state department employees looking to advise ukraine's defense ministry training includes advisor and mentor skills capacity building operational readiness. the advisors, primary focus is support for ukraine's restructuring of defense budget management systems towards nato, and support of the ministry of defense. his goals towards nato interoperability. the president of ukraine has signaled his desire for the defense establishment to move toward euro atlantic integration. the senior strategic policy advisor will consult with the deputy prime minister for european and euro, atlantic integration and their national security team on furthering government of ukraine wide relations with the north atlantic treaty organization. when it comes to

earlier my colleague peter scott and r t contributor chris and discuss how the u. s. has made itself economically depended on china and is now applying double standards and intimidation tactics against beijing. what the us did is they said, look, we want all people to pay next to nothing for consumer good. so that's everything from your tv at home to your dishwasher. i mean, you just look on the back of any of the stuff you've got a high you'll see made in china. right? yeah, i'm pretty, maybe i'm pretty sure i'm somewhere else. even if a device, someone else. everyone loves an iphone, but they're made in china. right. and so what that did is it really made the u. s. economy dependent on china. and by doing that, you've got a situation now where, where china could really supercede the u. s. which was then the economic powerhouse of the world really, and become the technological innovator manufacturer of pretty much everything in the world. now we still secret the some in the u. s. you know, politicians have described china as a threat. do you think that given the no c

u. s. has again slammed human rights in india, fighting challenges to freedom of expression while praising the democratic values that bind washington in new delhi r t. the india correspondent rudy sharma has more details. biden administration's indian strategy honestly seems a bit confusing. on one hand, the u. s. slams india for human rights violation in the country and the other hand, it sees it and values it strategic partnership. we the india appointment of the top you as diplomat in your danny, the man and a garcia t. his stand. your has been marked by a series of scandal and he has been appointed at the u. s. envoy in new delhi. now disappointment took bass after a gap off to we're as that's been the longest gap ever, that india did not have a u. s. ambassador, but as far as this man and before we, before he got appointed done, he basically said that he wants to, into fair, in india's matter. never mind that his own tenure has been marked by a series of scandals. but i intend to engage directly with civil society. there are groups that are actively fighting for the human rights of people on the ground in india that will get direct engagement

u. s. and others are going to be saying, particularly if an abrams gets into the field, we don't want on live television, whether it's r t or cnn, or the babies or whatever it is. but a live shot of a missile launched by the russian federation, destroying a u. s. piece of equipment. because politically, it is almost an extinction level event, particularly we're also given them a patriot system. that's a $1000000000.00 system. the russian form forces can take out a patriot system. that's a $1000000000.00 taxpayer loss. so now you have the governments that are giving the equipment st. ukrainians. try to keep it safe. and if you're the cranium, julie, well what the hell is it here for us to look at? so you can say you gave it to us. so i think for the, you know, a, the offensive that both countries are going to start looking at the end of may we're going to know the trajectory by october. but i think this is going to be really interesting because we're going to basically see live feeds drones, satellite feeds and for the farm force of the russian federation. they're going to go after those trophies, they want those trophies

u. s. has again slammed human rights in india, fighting challenges to freedom of expression while praising the democratic values that by washington and new delhi r t. then your corresponding routine sharma has more details. biden administration's india's track of g honestly seems a bit confusing on one hand, the u. s. slams india for human rights violation in the country and the other had, sees that had values, its strategic partnership. we've, the india appointment off the top. you as diplomat in new delhi, the man a garcia t he stand your has been marked by a series of scandal and he has been appointed at the u. s. envoy in new delhi. now this appointment took place after a gap or asked to, we'll, as that's been the longest gap ever, that india did not have a u. s. ambassador, beautiful as this man. and before we, before he got appointed, does, he basically said that he wants to, into fair in india's mca, never mind, that his own tenure has been marked by a series of scandals. but i intend to engage.

birth defects to date r t continues its coverage of the grim legacy, the u. s. left in her rock. after its 2003 invasion, which led to decades of turmoil in the country, that's her up on the ours, latest news updates. and next, examining the international criminal court arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin and its selective outrage in staying silent on many of the west is various war crimes. the discussion next on modus operandi, stay close blue . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms. race is often very dramatic, development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful. it's very difficult. i'm time to sit down and talk ah, hello, i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi. the us, russia, nor china, the world's biggest superpowers have ever signed on to be a member. but the international criminal court at the hague seems to be going after one of the leaders of these countries tonight will explore why the i c. c might be on the attack and learn mo

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u. s. and israel and the region for more details on visit our website, r t dot com. the international black c green initiative has been renewed for an additional 60 days, while russia confirmed the terms. it published a document countering a statement from diaz, which said the deal was prolonged for twice as long to avoid any speculations on the term of lexi green initiatives prolongation. i published here the copy of a relevant notification, and the claim that is prolonged for more than 60 days ease, either wishful thinking or deliberate manipulation. agreement was initially sailed boss july between russia and ukraine, while turkey and the un broker the deal, it facilitates the shipment of grain from ukraine's block seaports to global market . the deal also allowed the export of russian grain and fertilizer. but moscow says those terms have not been met due to western sanctions, locking logistic mechanisms that are needed, even though russian fertilizer and great haven't been officially sanctioned. russia accused european countries of taking the lion's share of ukra

r t. my shows that foreign minister has said the u. s. and we pads running that crunched off the crimean closed, they ignored the no fly zone in washington been to stage a provocation, bunny liddy route for you as completely ignores the fact that after the start of the special operation, our military declared the relevant areas of the black sea adjacent to the coast in certain places, as areas that have a limited status for used by any aircraft or such to fire disregard suggest that the american site is constantly trying to look for some kind of provocation to escalate its confrontational approaches. a timothy has now for martha rena, cause or ethan marina. get to see. could you please elaborate on rush and stance on what happened? absolutely. well moscow said that the you west was aware all along that that area that air space. i had a flight restricted status all along, but washington, of course, a has always said that it would ignore that and continue fly and wherever they, sol fits. and this is what happens. so naturally, moscow says,

none of we'll kuhn g r t, the hand is burg a tremendous difference. that's how the u. s. state secretary house describe both washington on the west impact on resolving the human crisis. anthony blink and praise the funding being sent to the conflict stricken country. the monitoring crisis in yemen remains an issue where our collective action has made and can continue to make a tremendous difference. in 2022, the united states provided nearly $1100000000.00 and humanitarian assistance to yemen. the largest us contribution to the country since the conflict began. we encourage everyone, especially those in the region to join us in giving generously the international community best to all we can to help and this war. because for millions of emmys, our support is a matter of life or death. but money is in the only thing. washington's been sending in connection with the m in crisis. since the start of the conflict, almost a quarter of all us arms export self government to saudi arabia, which is leading a military operation against the jamini who see forces that why ties report

r t correspondence, steve sweeney, takes an in depth look at the u. s flood campaign that was unleashed on iraq queer here in baghdad, which 20 years ago was in flames as the us and britain unlist it shocking or bombing campaign. what we have seen on television, though, is indeed the 1st phase of a day. the campaign called shock and awe. eye witnesses described what happened when missiles rained down on the iraqi capital, a march, 2003. while the attack was anticipated, locals will have traumatized by the sheer scale of the destruction. it was very difficult for the country, and for all iraqis citizens on that day, a disaster struck my nephew was killed in the 1st strike on that god damn day bushes, a criminal. it was his fault. they are all criminals. they trampled on humanity. they hate people. this was to be expected of them. they came to destroy the country, not to protect the citizens of iraq. it was a curse time for all. iraqis were still feeling the consequences of this. the world has promised the american soldiers would be welcomed with open arm

crisis. amid the concerns about another potential financial crisis r t corresponding kayla mop and examines the current upheaval of the u. s. banking industry. b u. s. financial system has been shaken up pretty badly with news of bank failures splashing across the headlines this week. this is the biggest failure since 2008. actually the 2nd biggest failure ever since washington mutual in september of 2008. meanwhile, signature bank march, the 3rd largest bank failure in u. s. history capital corporate is now announcing their intent to a wind down their operations and voluntarily liquidate silver gate bank. this was a week of bank runs starting out with the collapse of silver gate bank followed by s v p, and signature banks caving yet. this caused loss of market turmoil. 3 banks went down one right after another and this caused panic among investors and depositors. the u. s. financial institutions saw their stocks plummeting. u. s. officials are trying to reassure the public that their deposits are saved. extra liquidity is being provided to banks in order to keep them afloat. joe biden woke up early monday morning to make

u. s. where the collapse of 2 major banks has sent ripples throughout the financial world. r t contributor rachel mars and picks up the story. the failure of silicon valley bank in the united states is sending shock waves through europe's financial system. and it's also sending its bank stocks into free fall on wednesday with the european press, making the link between the u. s. crisis and new trouble for europe's banking sector. cutty reese had dropped on zurich. stock market by mid day. it's top investor. the saudi national bank said that they won't help cushion the blow by buying any more than the 9.8 percent of the shares that they already own. since they want to avoid any new regulatory regimes that kick in above 10 percent investment economists, new rail rubini said in an interview that they could use. reese crisis is a quote lehmann moment for european and global markets referring to the lehman brothers collapse. that sparked the 2008 economic crisis in the united states, which then spread to europe. french banks were especially hit hard on wednesday with trading and fra

it would be a reporting for r t in had at a symbolic well, it seems that some traditional u. s. allies, australia, for example, a starting to turn australian sen, jordan steel. john has accused the us of persistently using armed conflicts to advance its own national interests. they begin a conflict in their national interest and they ended in their national interest, the people of vietnam, the paypal of a rock, the people of afghanistan, know that america is a very bad house guest australia, not the only one as other countries around the world are making similar moves, and although recent research shows over a 100 countries condemning the ukrainian conflict, 85 percent of the world's population does not support or even participate in the western sanctions against russia. that's lot more now without a correspondence, is steve sweeney. the u. s. clearly views itself as a global leader, the most important country on the planet. they are both countries that chief in bristol, at u. s. leadership around the world. and in china's case, in particular, they certainly like to challenge u

u. s. embassy into glee c has described as prevalent inspired. being approved by a majority of m. p. r t correspondent, marina casa. trevor has more details. this foreign agent law basically means that any organizations receive in foreign funding have to register as foreign agents basically that they are working in the interests of the country that is given them . those funds. we've seen in the past how such situations have been used by other countries that want to influence the politics within a particular nation. and this is what they use. they fund opposition movements, either for various and g o. so to try and form public perception by funding, for example, even private news organizations. so the absolute majority, however often piece voted in favor of this bill. this just passed the 1st reading, so there will be more, however, the president of the country already spoke out and said that she's absolutely against this bill. and she said she fears for the countries future with the west. if this passes, it's gone. this law can be cancelled in any way you want from day one. i said i woul

use of generally r t to run just only 20 parts the out here local time. but u. s. labor department has published a report showing a 6 percent inflation rate in the 1 february of 2023. the country's economy, though it is being shaken by all sorts of financial term, all of these days are told coming off the 2 major banks failed over the weekend. and now the federal reserve, which oversees the banking system and the economy in general, has to make a choice either raise interest rates even further or chuckle inflation by reducing prices for consumers. a rich of all, for professor emeritus at the university of massachusetts says the us economy is in a vicious cycle, going from one crisis to another. the federal reserve that its next meeting would raise interest rates by another half percent. and yes, it is correct. that with this blow to the american economy, it is now the consensus opinion that they will neither raise nor lower interest rates at their next meeting. but let me explain to you. if it's not clear, the united states crashed its economy in 2020, not the pan

the state on russia for date and c, r t sport that even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with march 20th, 2003, the u. s. army and its allies invaded iraq, iowa shaheed. the failure to day, let me know kind of was it anybody else ever been involved with how to, how something dyson, a hobby may. the 1st 2003 u. s. president george bush declared victory in the iraq war. the, the projects are, you know, up up, up from for july and i for far the engine, but federal hired to december. the 30th 2006. saddam hussein was executed at adams and we'll shut down them from, from december, the 15th 2011. a ceremony was held in baghdad to mark the end of the u. s. military mission. in reality, the u. s. army is still in iraq, or i don't see how the village are still a couple people, but there are who i don't i just i just felt any pictures. i'm either going down there to live resident butch. dress me just for sure. i have not got that pain in the office on august the 5th i me $24.00 for sexual adventures. you don't have a much you know. okay, sounds good. move on. i know i'm i just good morning for me .