lots, according to u. s. air force commander who says the country's armed forces should be willing to sacrifice their lives to kill our enemies. i'm interested in being the most lethal force. the world has ever known. lethality matters most. you will get 0 sympathy from me about having to do big things quickly and about the significant challenges that exist on. meanwhile, mike, many hung, the general is quoted by a some media saying when you can kill your enemy, every parts of your life is better. it's i, as you as a false left tenant, colonel carn krakowski says that such words on acceptable eisley. i think only chicken hawks feel that way only politicians feel that way. i don't think, i think in fact that is so wrong that this is why we have so much mental health issues amongst our returning military. they don't get satisfaction from killing their so called enemies, but it's not satisfying. it's actually quite disturbing. and he, he's preaching to, he's trying to motivate his own people. any speaking a lan

u. s. to conduct an independent and credible investigation into the palestinian american journalists killing. the palestinian authority says it's pressing international bodies for accountability and l. g. zero's legal team plans to submit a case with the international criminal court at the hague sharon's case may be closed for the israeli military, but her family says our dear, serene, cannot be swept aside. natasha name else's era ramallah. while israel has change its statement several times since the shooting hours after charades death, these really government began circulating video and social media suggesting the idea she may have been shot by a palestinian fighter. 2 days later, a change at account saying it's possible one of his soldiers may have killed her. and in the weeks that followed several independent media outlets concluded, it's likely sharon was killed by an israeli soldier on july 4th. the us said it to believe serene was lightly killed by an israeli soldier, but added there i

mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush, waka, crankshaft, half moon, coke wheel, off tackle and sharia. december 19th, 1949, saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviet operation. dropshot date of attack. january the 1st 1957 mm. the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the usaa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. but those very nations would be wiped out alone with communism. in the 1st phase of operation dropped shot and visited dropping 300 nuclear and 250000 tons of conventional bombs on the soviet union. in 100 soviet cities were pre selected as targets.

u. s. to transfer one part of that amount to a swiss bank, establishing an institution there to disperse the money to hand it over to some private organization. setting their own rules for political purposes is totally illegal according to international law. how can they refuse to transfer that money to our central bank? this is a betrayal of the afghan people, the people's will and consent was totally ignored. and the afghan central bank was not consulted. we denounced c u. s. decision maker. the usa that will not release money directly to an afghan institution, as there is no guarantee the civilians will benefit from as when the taliban sees power in afghanistan, the u. s. froze around $7000000000.00. if the countries assets, it's been sold at the 3500000000 be used to compensate relatives of victims of the 911 terrorist attacks me. while i've got his dance faces a severe humanitarian crisis. on saturday, hundreds and afghans protested against the us plan to send a portion of this seized ass

u. s. to stop violating the syrian people's rights. the foreign minister again says the u. s. presence should end as it no longer helps fight terrorism in the country. home, since i have worn agilent damages and come out to us, must withdraw its army soon or later. they will withdraw. that's a fact. they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria, this is a lie, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis and your battle nursery, and also liberated many syrian territories. nepal hopes to become a fully fledged member of the shanghai corporation organization. and it's according to the country's ambassador. and he said daisy shared moscow and cut monday his plan to develop a mechanism for mutual agreements in their respective national occurrences. megan megan mccain him like and didn't have to repeat versus a committee because it'll be less of the booking italy thing. but based on our one got it is not

to you here. my laptop, the u. s. ends one immigration pathway for afghan evacuees shifting to long term strategy. so the way that the gainer and hello got united states is called humanitarian parole. it's not a typical way for asylum seekers to get citizenship. it's an emergency measure that emergency much it is stopping on october. the 1st, we reached out to several people in our big network and asked them what impact that might have on ash will you have a listen to this? and i love you to pick up the back of these videos siggler. this sounds like another way of closing the door on vulnerable afghans. so all we hope that africans can come here through fast pathways that lead to permanent status. we are concerned that the government is choosing not to use one of the pathways that could quickly bring people to safety. so as well, it's been about the end of operation allies. welcome in the end to the ask and humanitarian pro program is absolutely devastating. it's devastating for those of us who've been working to eva

i'm had injured that i live according to the syrian foreign ministry. the u. s. is stealing around 80 percent of so his daily oil production and his course losses of over a $100000000000.00 to some is oil and gas sectors. about 900 soldiers hostile based and syria after launching a campaign against islamic state terrace group 8 years ago. with formulas president donald trump, admitting that the mission was eventually mostly focused on sylvia's oil fields. or we're keeping luella, we have the oil, the oil is secure, or we leverage troops b, i'd only for the oil. so it has ways the issue with the un secretary general to urge the u. s. to stop violating the voice of the cillian people. if our minister again says the u. s. military should leave the country because it no longer helps fight terrorism there. home, since i have warner, julian of our dealer, come out to us must withdraw its army. sooner or later, they will withdraw. that's a fact. they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria.

even if it wanted to, if the u. s. encourages tie, want to send the source to mainland china, the u. s. b s b c. think that missiles 2nd recently clear that victory, president of china has surpassed the us presence in the region. increasingly more and more scholars i got the largest threat to the. busy security is the u. s. the year start to the other 2 to 3 years in the last 100 years, but not for china. china has seldom really fight a war since it opened up the economy to follow up cost is whether it is credible on this kind of plan. what we see otherwise is that there are numerous cases of loose things to a digital mortgage shortcut. ability in the american foreign policies, the u. n. and a huge majority of the world and also one trying to principle. so the majority of the world will not be onto your site. the white house had to walk back by this statement, saying washington's policy is not changed. meanwhile, joe, by the 1st one on one interview and over 6 months, caught the public by surprise as his comment spot

indeed, louise, thank you very much. journalist louise lopez in vancouver and less crossover to ramstein the u. s. military base in germany, where a meeting of the ukraine defense contact group is about to get underway. u. s. secretary of defense, lloyd austin, is due to address the gathering in just a moment. the group why the way comprises ministers of defense from more than 50 countries. so we're seeing some lie pictures from the room now on those countries of course, include nato member states. i with the group was formed after russia invaded ukraine in february. its 1st meeting was held in april. um yeah. okay. okay. if you could cut her, which cross straight over to our correspondent, our benyamin alvarez gruber, he's there in ramstein is covering this as we wait for lloyd austin, who he just saw there to give his speech. benjamin what quakes back from today's meeting, what they're saying, the host, the u. s. is waiting for this opening remarks that they will show them wavering support with ukraine. they'll think about sending more heavy weapons. we're speaking about leo pot. ponce's of had

u. s. to transfer one part of that amount to a swiss bank, establishing an institution, they're to disperse the money to hand it over to some private organisation, setting their own rules for political purposes. it's totally illegal according to international law. how can they refuse to transfer that money to our central bank? this is a betrayal of the afghan people and the people's will and consent was totally ignored. and the afghan central bank was not consulted. we denounce the u. s. decision that the u. s. says it will not release money directly to an afghan institution, as there is no guarantee that civilians will benefit from it. when the taliban seized power and ghana stand, the u. s. pros, around $7000000000.00. the countries, assets, it has since ordered that 3500000000 be used to fund litigation by 911 victims. meanwhile, afghanistan faces a severe humanitarian crisis. on saturday, hundreds of afghans protested against the u. s. plan to send some of those assets to us with bank. dem

according to the syrian foreign ministry, the u. s. is stealing around 80 percent of serious daily oil production, causing losses of over $100000000000.00 to serious oil and gas sectors. around 900 u. s. soldiers are still based in syria after launching a campaign against i sell in 2014. with former us president donald trump admitting the mission was eventually mostly focused on serious oil fields. or we're keeping the well, we have the oil, the oil is secure. we left troops behind only for the oil. so he has raised the issue with the un secretary general urging the u. s. to so violating the syrian people's rights. the foreign minister again says that the u. s. presence should end as it no longer helps fight terrorism in the country on, since i have one agile, an analogy that come out to us must restore its army soon or later. they will withdraw. that's a fact. they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria. this is ally, syria, together with its allies and f

the ability automatically to draw us into a war across the taiwan strait. the official u. s. physician doesn't commit to military action to defend taiwan. although washington don't send military aid to the island. the latest funding was announced early this month, including more than a $1000000000.00 in arms on the delivery of an array of anti ship an unseen aircraft missiles. in response to china, reiterated that taiwan is a quote, inalienable parts of his territory and urged washington to immediately revoke the arms sales. the weapons package comes just a month after us. how speaker nancy pelosi visits i pay, which prompted major chinese miniature drills close to the island. lillia we spoke to ed martin, president of the phyllis, slightly shuffling eagles, who said that the u. s. must be very careful. i support the message to china that we want less aggression from china. after that, i think we need to be very, very careful with the situation. i mean, you know, i, i think we've seen china is taking advantage or the regime of their, of biden's weakness. they've been doing m

but later, released as re add decided not to extradite him to the u. s. i spoke with him earlier in the studio to get the more more details on his story. ah, you were detained in saudi arabia, the u. s. f b, i wants you because you were in north korea and some sort of block chain conference . give us the story. so i was indicted by the by the f. b i back in the end of january this year for violating us sanctions that are only a pickable to us. people as you can probably tough for me and on. i'm not the american. i'm british, and so that was the long parade of trying to leave saudi arabia where i was at the time where i was detained for a month based on an interview read notice and the f. b, i most wanted listing i was in jet the time in which president biden visited saudi arabia. i don't think it went well for him at all. i think that, you know, the, the days are gone in which the u. s. can fully and cajoled countries even like saudi arabia, one of the closest allies. so i think that the guy you'll see, right, that played a very big part in, in my freedom

to the. busy security is the u. s. the year to the other 2 to 3 years in the last 100 years, but not for china. china. so don't really fight a war since it's opened up economy. the follow up cost is credible on this kind of plan. what we see otherwise is that there are numerous cases of lewis things to a district before it gets built in the american foreign policy, the us and a huge majority of from world and also one kind of principal. so the majority of the well will not be on the us side. 5 in controversial remarks over taiwan is not the only thing that is raised eyebrows around the world. with more on one of the president's speech spark, widespread backlash. here's our key, caleb mob been for the 1st time and 200 days joe biden decided to do a one on one interview with american media was a great opportunity for the president to make his case amid emerging economic woes and dropping approval ratings. biden, however, turned it into a total train wreck after watching the president's for all around for 25 minutes with a

u. s. to stop violating the syrian people's rights, the foreign minister again says the u. s. presence should end as its presence no longer helps fight terrorism in the country. on since i have one agilent allowed you to come out, the u. s. must restore it's all me. sooner or later they will was trial. that's a fact. they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism and syria. this is a lie, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis and about how nicera and also liberated many syrian territories . nepal hopes to become a full fledged member of the shanghai co operation organization. as the current was, the country's ambassador said, as he said, moscow and cap on days planned to develop a mechanism for mutual agreements and never respective national currencies. we can make it began him left and didn't have to repeat a committee because it would be less of the booking. it will be kind of barter, but based on the

i then, and as i came to the u. s, i see how all these promises are not full thought, let alone b a, everything that he said. but her not even close to all those people who stowed by the usa were brought to the usa. and even if those who came to the usa, they're still struggling with a legal status. as our, as john said a few minutes ago, people who are applying for humanitarian pro visas from afghanistan, only 100 around 100 of those applications were accepted out of 66000 applications. but when we look at that asylum case is, is the same thing going on with asylum. he says, people who hold applied for asylum cases are more than 40000 people who came at recently from afghanistan. and the only applications were accepted were around 200 70. 0, how, how was, how did that explain the situation? um, it says that people who came here with humanitarian pro visas, their visas are going to expire next year. and they have no other way to settle here, either they have to go back or apply for asylum, and these asylum, a meetings

and holding to the syrian foreign ministry, the u. s. is sealing around 80 percent of serious daily oil production and is cause losses of over a $100000000000.00 to serious oil and gas sectors. about 900 us so to distill, based in syria, after launching a campaign against the islamic state, terrorist group, 8 years ago with form a u. s. president donald trumpet missing the mission, was eventually mostly focused on serious oil fields. but we're keeping the oil. we have the oil, the oil is secure, and we left troops. b, i'd only for the oil or theory has raised the issue with the un secretary general to urge the u. s. to stop violating the rights of the syrian people, the foreign minister against the u. s military should leave the country because it no longer needs help fighting terrorism home. since i won't, agilent allowed you to come up to you as must restore his army soon or later. they will withdraw dots of fact, they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syri

so any plan to annihilate the u. s. as i had to be postponed indefinitely, but the idea remains the same. the united states have to be seen as the only major player in the international arena, or anyone who sold otherwise had to be wiped from the us. with the soviet union itself is no mold. this is a victory for democracy and freedom. these events clearly serve on national interest. george bush was, i'm good. as of yet a new one. anguish v, i'm janet, she leashed to call him zuba and tablet block on my most of the one of the dean. and these milan sound unsigned, saucen men monsanto. as an annoying cl and it was santos, he had to say that i completed true. no. jesus, london, a united states became the indispensable country. i worth exceptional people whose obligation was to lay down the path for all the countries. and so it became a new i renewed justification for american aggression in the world. it was the justification for the 20 years of war and the 21st century and the middle east for the attack. so on 7 countries, t

to tie one question . but we must 1st asked if the u. s. is able to to defend taiwan effectively, even if it wanted to. if the u. s. encourages tie, want to send the souls to mainland china, the usb risk b. c. think the missiles 2nd recently cleared that you break free president of china has surpassed the us presence in the region. increasingly, more and more scholars argue that the largest threat to the. busy web security is the u. s. b, yes. not to the other 2 to 3 years in the last 100 years, but not for china. china, her cell don't really fight a war since it opened up is economy to follow up. cost is whether it is credible or on this kind of france. what we see otherwise is that there are numerous cases of loose things to a digital mortgage store. credibility in the american foreign policies, the u. s. and a huge majority of the world and also one trying to principle, so through majority of the world will not be on the u. s. side. that for you, as senate report outlining the cia torture program will not be published. this after a district of columbia court ruled that the report would compromise wha

to taiwan in military aid. it names taiwan is a major non nato u. s. ally and it expedite arm sales to the government on taiwan. now there were 5 senators who did oppose the bill. the most vocal of them was us sen, rand paul, of kentucky. this is not a time to radically change longstanding policy without an appreciation of the consequences that may follow. now this 5 senators were out voted and it appears this bill is moving ahead. it is laughed the senate foreign relations committee, now it'll be up to the rest of the u. s. congress to determine whether or not they want to pass it into law. and then joe biden will have to decide whether or not to sign it. now it meeting is taking place of the 5 eyes and is meeting. you can bet we'll have beijing on the agenda. now the meeting is taking place at an unnamed location. probably a luxury resort, somewhere in new zealand in which security in the pacific region is being discussed . and a number of us officials are playing up. the idea of tension with china, of opposition did china. we have the head of the u

u. s. to succeed a little bit longer, the u. s. is not able to subsidize the energy needs of europe. they don't even want to do this. what they want is they want to harm europe. they want to destroy the european economy because they think they are their competitors. this is nothing in favor of the europeans. it's against the europeans and they have to see this, like joining us or not international program with a l look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order does that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to great trust i rather than fear a very job with artificial intelligence, real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with a, with headlines right now. what are the international with the 2nd day of voting on the way? here with our team, we continue our special coverage, the ongoing referendums and don bath, ology and a song. the big question is, do they want to join

it is unacceptable to trust for political intrigues and lobbying interest from the u. s. domestic political agenda to the south caucasus region via armenia. now, many are drawn parallels to nancy pelosi, his recent trip to taiwan, and almost resulted in an all out military standoff between china and taiwan. it seemed like nancy pelosi went there for the purpose of intensifying disagreements and disputes. and that may have been the result of her recent trip. but like policy, united states is go around the world, escalating just knowledge problems, causing intensification disagreements and then sitting back and watching the result . many are not pleased with nancy. pelosi is action that seems like the result of a recent trip or not exactly good for the world. but we still have to see further reaction from the united states as well as from other countries. less cross live. now to discuss this with international criminal lawyer, christopher black, christopher, it's great to have you on the program today. now what do you think is the point of nancy pelosi, the latest visit to

no one came to tell us, there were no preparations, nothing under ground. the u. s. as it's prepared to impose more sanctions on russia if it moves to annex pulse of ukraine. a white house correspondent, kimberly health reports now from washington. d. c. the white house calling the referendums, shands and illegitimate. now it is the belief of the white house, according to white house press. secretary, korea, jean pierre, that these will be manipulated in terms of the results. as a result, the white house will not accept the outcome of these referendums, and also they believe that they will very much be manipulated. now we can tell you that as a result, the white house has decided in consultation with allies to impose economic penalties. but the weight has not saying specifically what those penalties will be . we do know, however, that this comes on the heels of escalating rhetoric from vladimir putin, the russian president who has threatened to use nuclear weapons. and we, i also know that the white house has set at this time, that it is not adjusting its nuclear post

to china. we have the head of the u. s. naval command, talking about how a major focus of u. s. policy needs to be opposing beijing in the southern hemisphere. we can say plainly that the united states has neglected its relationship in the south pacific . and we're accounting for not by engaging more deeply. the hoping concerning actions by the people's republic of china have in the region, including the secret security arrangement with the solomon islands that have been concerning for the united states of america. and i think concerning, also for new zealand as well. i states is also talking about putting pre emptive sanctions on chinese officials in order to deter military action against the island of taiwan. we also have other calls from us officials for more sanctions and more efforts to curb beijing's influence around the world. now, many are looking at china and admiring the great restraints that the country has shown. when nancy pelosi visited the island of taiwan that was largely seen as a provocation. many are now wondering how far the united states intends to go in tryi

that's pretty high, but not according to the u. s. president. so you write me, i can make it sound like. busy of a sudden my god, it went to 8.2 percent of the highest inflation rate. mr. president and 40 year i got that. but guess what? we are. we're in a position where for the last several months it has in spite now for someone who's been a top official since 1972 and always lived in mansions, maybe it isn't so bad. but for average american statistics show they are being squeezed. at this point, we've got the u. s. army urging soldiers to apply for food stamps in order to make their pay go further. when it comes to the pandemic, joe biden said, coded 19 is over, but all you have to do is look at the number of cases that's been rapidly rising. my goodness, these folks are clue this. it's no wonder the parties a train wreck is going to parents would be my tweet theme through november and beyond. sean's democrats keep playing these games with our lives. he doesn't get to just declare a global pandemic. all them is to president append demik isn't l

let's speak now to retired u. s. air force to tenants, colonel tarren krakowski. karen, welcome to audience and us was great to have you with us today. good to be here. now general my committee, honey. he says that lethal etc. masses most oh, what do you make of that statement? and he's not even surprising. it's all from someone in his position. it is a little surprising until you study the man himself and his career path. and what he's dealing with in today's united states air force, particularly mobility command, which is where he's the commander of withdrawal from afghanistan is a prime example of something that caused a lot of last face. it was, it was a political action, very poorly planned by the military, but they did respond like all military's due to the politicians and they made it, they made it happen good or bad. and he's trying to motivate really an unmotivated air force, an air force that feels that they're pushed around, shoved around, they have a lot of bureaucracy. and he's speaking to that is he's very anti bureaucratic. he's very what he thinks

u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731 end of detachment, despite soviet demands. the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes. cold war and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to to military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich. and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the u. s. sam, biological weapons command, that will biologists, doctors, medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731, about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men faced trial. and how about of school search still to new others? they can kunal sake of i. e d divided by the t did. okay. this the signal came q in osaka, which side of june the whole the if dr. through thumbing this thin phone. oatmeal towana santo honda this? well can i know that? so god, in the kink, your data always cycle, johnny, of course

u. s. froze around $7000000000.00 of afghan assets. u. s. president ordered to direct $3500000000.00 to finance payments from more suits by $911.00 victims. meanwhile, afghanistan faces a severe humanitarian crisis. on saturday, a hundreds of afghans protested against the u. s. bond to send parts of afghanistan's assets to a swiss bank. demonstrate is waived banners with slogans blame in the us for the humanitarian crisis in the country. and they called for the immediate on freezing of the assets and the prosecution of soldiers who committed war crimes in the country. america won, the americans have no rights to seize or $9000000000.00, and they have violated human rights and of canister. it is unfair if they don't give us our money back. we are a poor country and face a terrible situation to, to are very low per capita income. america seized $9000000000.00 from us and now they see they will transfer a $3500000000.00 to a swiss bank. we're southern country under taliban rule, and our central bank is fully functional. that would amanda, united nations and other w

if the documents adopted to the u. s. would interact with the islands authorities in line with the new, the recognize governments, and provide it with more financial aid, which is foreign ministry spokesperson, immediately made it clear to move would dramatically escalate tensions between the 2 countries. she is on the bill seriously breeches the u. s commitment to china on the tie, one question and violates the one china principal. it constitutes interference in china's internal affairs violates international law and basic norms, international relations and, and since a seriously wrong signal to taiwan independence, separate his forces, chinese friendly post to this and, and has launched a serious petition to the west side in b. like how can, with mol on the bill, on the current state of us chinese relations, his ortiz kelly moulton. so you would think that was tensions rising in the pacific . all parties involved would be doing everything possible, deescalate the situation. however, that does not seem to be the case. we

u. s. to conduct an independent and credible investigation into the palestinian american journalists killing. the palestinian authority says it's pressing international bodies for accountability and l. j. zero's legal team plans to submit a case with the international criminal court at the hague. sharon's case may be closed for the israeli military, but her family says our dear, serene, cannot be swept aside. natasha name elsie's 0 ramallah and al jazeera has released this diamond on the report saying these rally occupation forces evasion of responsibility for the assassination of sharina. apple o'clock, the network denounces the armies valley to admit its crime and its attempt to evade prosecution of both trade is al jazeera demands, an independent international body, investigate the crime of the assassination of sharing, and to establish justice sure aims. family is accusing. the israeli government and military of trying to obscure the truth about what happened in a statement to family said

u. s. census bureau report suggested that national guard members and reservists were twice as likely to suffer hunger as any other american demographic group. the u. s. is currently experiencing the fastest ride in food prices since the 1970s, which is a further aggravating the problem. so the u. s is 31 trillion in debt, yet sense billions to ukraine and some military families around food stamps. got it . in other words, us troops will need to go on welfare and food stamps to do their part, to support ukraine. appalling struggling soldiers told to apply for food stamps as biden sense, billions for ukraine military. the federal government can't afford to give our military arrays, but they can afford to have them go on snap and sent billions to ukraine almost on a weekly basis. 2016 obama biden dropped $1600000000.00 cash on a runway into iran. 2021 biden gave the taliban $80000000000.00 worth of us hardware. 202252, gives ukraine's military as many billions as they demand world telling us troops to apply for food stamps. i'm sensing a trend here. we spoke to at mos in a new york times, b

mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush, mega crankshaft, half moon, cold wheel, off tackle, and cherry. a december 19th, 1949 saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation. dropshot, date of attack, january. the 1st 1957 mm. the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the usaa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. but those very nations would be wiped out along with communism. in the 1st phase of authoration, dropshot in visits dropping 300 nuclear and 250000 tons of conventional bombs on the soviet union. in 100 soviet cities were pre selected as targets. the 2nd phase, the u. s. sr is attacked by 250 nato divisions. soviet thought so taken over by nato naval forces. the 3rd phase annihilating the u. s. i saw wiping it off the world map to that end, all new weapon types that to be deployed. nuclear, chemical, radiological, and biological, as well as small arms. the final phase, breaking the ussr in

u. s. the foreign affairs minister when dad up to s j sean car has land. the biden administration's proposal of providing nearly $450000000.00 worth of fans and military assistance to box sun. now every time you s provides these, that means to focus on day use against india. f. 16 f 86 s 104 south fight does. all of them have been used against india? li just for example, was f. 16 being used in india in 2019 after the barcode strike. one is that india is the last 4 digits of the u. s. they, to many years. so why war america? knowing very well that this deal with bach aside is going to hurt. one of each cell, close friends, make you a dollar which apply. now, india has made it very clear to americans that india has not warmed f sixteens being operational. it is a big headache for india, a headache or india does not want. well, we discussed this with a policy analyst who says new teddy should not be worried because pakistan would not use the weapons against india. a concern for india terrorism, as you know, is a lingering threat. pakistan has a significant s