u. s. washington waking up as well to the news, although i'm sure nobody was sleeping in the white house, but still what reactions have you seen there in washington this morning? thus we're present. biden reacted actually immediately after to tune started his invasion by saying that the kremlin is fully accountable. so what we kind of expected today is that the president biden supported by the european leaders by the g 7, actually will in act a full scale of sanctions. sanctions that probably will come in waves sanctions that are meant to hit or the russian economy. but not only that sanctions also which are meant to hurt the all the gars and putting himself. and that is actually something new because that has not been done before. now this is the moment that we know the u. s. administration and president biden's intelligence officers have been warning up since december that this invasion was eminent. and now president biden will be addressing the nation we understand to day. what do you think we can expect to hear from him? well, i'm sure that he will underline the clothes or closeness to th

u. s. washington as separately approved the sale of warplanes and an easier as well. but that deal hasn't been finalized. and the u. s . secretary of say, antony blinkin is in australia to discuss growing china. russia ties on the meeting of foreign ministers of the so called quad in melbourne. the chords, the years lead block that includes australia, japan and india, was set up to counter china's growing influence in the region. lincoln met his australian counterpart where his pain in melbourne, head of dogs. sarah clark is following the visit from brisbin. there's been some various by lat sure, independent, a picture of attendees in the last hour or so at that court meeting is set to get underway. and the next couple of hours a central to the agenda will be china, russia, and of course regional security and solve the inevitable that the lights of russia and ukraine will be discussed at this court meeting agenda. the central goal of these quad talks is to counter china's push into the region at with this group will be looking to collaborate and push back on a set of m

u. s. washington has separately approved the sale of all planes to indonesia as well, but that deal has not been finalized. zachary boozer is a southeast asia political expert and the professor at the national war college. he knows me now from alexandria in virginia. could have you with a sir on the program. so is this about america jostling the position in a new arms race, or is it about regaining influence in the region? ah, we don't know whether the u. s. deal is going to go through yet. if there is a good possibility we'll, indonesia is always trying to hedge, it's best they really of always work to diversify their source of armaments. or in the past, united states has been deemed fairly unreliable because of our restrictions on sales of weapons and even spare parts for weapons because of their human rights abuses. but i think indonesia would like to a consummate her major arms deal with united states to keep us engaged in regional security is a, becomes as, as regional countries like the philippines who've had to confront china on territorial issues. have now had to look to south caree

u. s. washington. a separately approved the sale of airplanes, a warplanes to wind, an easier for that deal hasn't been finalized. zachary abuser is a southeast asia, political expert, and professor at the national war college. he explains why southeast asian countries are trying to diversify the weapons purchases in the past. united states has been deemed fairly unreliable because of our restrictions on sales of weapons and even spare parts for weapons because of their human rights abuses. but i think indonesia would like to a consummate, a major arms deal with united states to keep us engaged in regional security. american weapons are simply too expensive for many countries, and the process of acquiring them takes a very long time to work its way through the american bureaucracy. and congress saw a lot of countries in southeast asia. i are looking to newer suppliers and international arms market. south korea, india, or, or even are russia ukraine, arm to arm themselves. philippines recently purchased

u. s. washington has separately approved the sale of war planes into these are as well. but that deal has not been finalized the head of london metropolitan police. a step down following a series of scandals and questions over her judgment. crested at dick says the said he is by left her no choice after withdrawing his confidence pressure on her has grown over an initial choice not to investigate, locked on parties of the prime minister's office, along with racism. allegations of the murder of a woman by a serving officer, she was the 1st woman to lead the force. hong kong surgeon new cove in 1900 cases is still accelerating with almost 6000 new infections over the last 24 hour period. now that totals increased tenfold since the start of the month, despite the aggressive isolation policy, medical experts say they fit tens of thousands of daily cases by the end of march with unvaccinated elderly people. a major concern in japan's biggest wave of new cases is showing signs. it might be about the peak, the government is still extending its restrictions for 3 more weeks to e

u. s. foreign policy. thanks for joining us. professor. a flurry of diplomacy is underway focusing on russia and ukraine. let's start with that meeting between the german and u. s. leaders in washington. are you convinced by the show of unity between shots and biden? well, definitely it was important for mister shows to show that germany's a reliable ally, and that's what he said, you're absolutely united. but it was really noticeable that after biden concerned that no stream to it would not go ahead after russian, kosher ukraine. schultz did not want to state that explicitly as well. so we still have doubts whether in the case of a russian incursion in ukraine. the german government will really be ready to stop no stream to on the other side bite and has made clear even if the germans didn't do it, we have the means available to stop it and he will stop it. ok, the north stream to pipeline project has been a thorn in the side of german us relations for quite some time. but why do you think aside from that, why do you think the 2 leaders are being so vague about the sanctions they would impose? if russia does invade ukraine again, well, it seems that there's some disunity between the

u. s. has warned washington, they're still sounding the alarm. the state department says the u. s. also wants to talk, but russia must make more concessions and we have not seen any tangible, any real sign of the escalation. we have been consistent that we want to pursue the path of diplomacy. we want to resolve this through dialogue, through diplomacy, through communication. we hope the russians have a similar willingness, but we haven't, we've also said that in order for diplomacy and dialogue to succeed, it has to take place in the context of the escalation of marliss, enjoying by jonathan cats. he is a senior fellow at the german marshall fund of the united states. it's good to have you with us. so we just had that sound bites, not the same time. rushes foreign minister has said that there is a chance to reach an agreement with the west of ukraine. is there still room for diplomacy? yeah, i think there's, i'm sure this is going to be the message for chairs their shots. yes. tomorrow when he's in moscow, is there is a path for de escalation. and i think what you heard from the s

u. s. casa relations. washington announces it will designate doha as a major non nato ally. i'm sorry for the things we simply didn't get right at all. so sorry for the way that this model has been hung. the british prime minister apologizes alt an official investigation into policies at his residence during lockdown, finds failures in leadership and judgment. campaigners cool for an end to a deal between the e. u in libya saying it's compounded the suffering of migrants and refugees. ah, we already know massa what happens. that is the warning from the u. s. president to russia as a 10 standoff continues on the ukranian border. joe biden was speaking on another day of intense diplomacy aimed at defusing. the crisis with the u. k urging moscow to step back from the brink of invasion today, the united nations, we've laid out the full nature of russia's threat to ukraine sovereignty and the territorial integrity of ukraine, as well as the core tenants of a rural based international order. and we, we continue to urge diplomacy as the best way forward, but with russia is continui

washington d. c. mike. so the u. s. president of the german chancellor appeared to be singing from the same song sheet. well, they made every attempt to make clear that that was the case. in fact, the german chancellor went out of his way to at one stage speak english during a formal news conference virtually unheard of for a german chancellor to do so. both he and president biden absolutely insistent that the u. s. and germany were on exactly the same page when it came to deal with the ukrainian crisis. however, behind the scenes that might not have been quite so easy, and germany has come and attacked, not only from the u. s, but from its nato partners to about a reluctance to get further involved, it would appear. they'd been accused, for example of not bolstering nato's forces on its eastern flank as u. s. and other nato allies have done. in addition, has made a point of sending only non lethal aid to ukrainian fighters. so there are divisions in the nato alliance with regard to ukraine, but these divisions are abs

u. s. has warned . washington is still sounding the alarm or the world leaders are trying to reach a peaceful resolution. and germany's chancellor left shoals is heading to moscow for talks with the russian president as russian forces mass that ukraine's border, the question looms is a diplomatic resolution to the crisis. still possible. we have not seen any tangible, any real sign of the escalation. we have been consistent that we want to pursue the path of diplomacy. we want to resolve this through dialogue, through diplomacy, through communication. we hope the russians have a similar willingness. russia says it's channels are still open, more so for you, i must say, there is a was a chance mr. president, look at your last contacts with the leaders of the united states and france. the german chancellor is coming from the head of the polish foreign ministry will be here, which is the head of the italian foreign ministry. and all the contacts are also planned. she was with ukraine's desire to join nato is a key st

u. s. u. k and japan are among several countries which have told their nationals to leave immediately. patty calhane has more from washington dc. good afternoon, the u. s. national security advisor took to the white house podium friday with an urgent sounding warning. any american in ukraine should leave as soon as possible. and in any event in the next 24 to 48 hours, we obviously cannot predict the future. we don't know exactly what is going to happen, but the risk is now high enough. and the threat is now immediate enough. that this is what prudence demands. he warned that these russian military exercises could quickly turn into an attack on ukraine, possibly with bombings and missile strikes. and eventually a ground invasion. russia has repeatedly denied its intending to attack its neighbour, but with the current build up of forces and equipment along the russia, ukraine border, the u. s. believe it could. and in another sign of urgency, a virtual meeting friday morning, between the us president and his european allies, nato, canada, poland, and romania. soon after the pentagon announced an additional $3000.00 troops, w

u. s. messaging contradicts washington. suppose dissolve dialogue with moscow. speaking of the media conference, he suggested america isn't actually interested in pace. 5 or more, y u. s. is his escalating test tensions? and at the same time accusing russia was going to escalate intentions. president ski is calling to ah, the, to stop panicking on the thing. are they, the ukranian officials are saying that they don't see imminent threat, which is coming from russia in april. there were, there was a similar situation when the, there was a, there were more numerous exercises and the troops moved in and they moved out. nobody that made any fuss about suddenly today that is being portrayed that presented as an imminent danger to grain of the russian represent have also said he had no idea why western officials in the media keep saying moscow deployed 800000 troops to it's borders with the train to the, for the president signs in order to expand the country's military, bolstering the rank of kids army by at least a 100000 soldiers of the next 3 years. while some ukrai

ah, well, leaders stepping up their efforts to defuse the crisis in ukraine in washington. the u. s. president joe biden hosted the german chancellor, olaf schultz. mister biden warned russia of strict economic measures including blocking a gas pipeline project to germany. yes, our white house correspondent kimberly hawk it. u. s. president joe biden and german chancellor, olaf schultz sat down in the oval office for their 1st white house meeting, attempting to put on a united front to state the obvious. germany is one of the murders closest ally, working on a walk step further deter russian aggression. your biden statement follows weeks of criticism that germany has been vague in it supportive nato allies. schultz is also fighting accusations. he's been soft on russia, as it's a mass, tens of thousands of troops along its border with ukraine. but the biggest concern might be the issue of nord stream to a contentious $11000000000.00 natural gas pipeline. being built between germany and russia. germany relies and russia for natural gas, and even though nord string 2 is not yet operat

washington, d. c. hi, mike. ah, the u. s. president and, and the german chancellor seemed to be very much singing from the same song sheet. well kim, they went to great pains to indicate exactly that, and i can't remember a german chancellor speaking in english during such a formal news conference. it would appear that olive shots chose to do so. to emphasize the fact that germany was completely on the same page as us when it came to dealing with the threat of russian expansionism. so the 2 leaders making very clear bite and saying repeatedly that he trust germany completely and that they have exactly the same ideas when it comes to how to deal with this crisis. but behind the scenes, there are differences, though that didn't come to light publicly cheaply. germany, for example, has refused to put its troops along nato's eastern flank, which all other allies have done, including the united states. also, germany is at odds with its allies by sending only non lethal equipment to ukrainian forces. so there are differences in te

and then we also want to tell you about breaking developments out of washington. the u . s. president jo byne says the leader of the so called islamic state has been killed during a targeted raid by us forces in syria senior us officials say abo abraham and has she, me a good a. she blew himself up for as the operation got under way in the north west of the country. a short while ago. you as president, if a statement as go to washington did of his army salad is standing by oliver. what more can you tell us about this raid? what was the biggest u. s. raid a carried out in syria since the killing of former ices leader. i will back her up . but guardian that was in 2019. we know that 13 people were killed according to the syrian observatory for human rights, but all us soldiers were able to get out safely according to the u. s. government. now, as a reminder of this comes after a major i s attack at cobbled airport. you remember those images of last august when the evacuation was underway in thousands of afghani citizens, men, women, children were trying to escape and isis car

's oliver salad in washington about that report from u. s. defense officials saying that russian forces could launch an invasion at any hour. u. s. according to this report, believes that the russian troops on already for that full scale invasion that the u . s. has been warning about for a several days and weeks now. are saying that near a 100 percent of the forces of russian forces are in place now to move in a further beyond that separatist controlled area in the don bess. and that this could happen at any hour. now other reports say that this could take until 48 hours . now the big question of course, is we don't know at what vladimir putin really wants to do. how far will he eventually go? will he really cross that line? will he take the rest of those self declared states? republics? low hands can don't answer. only go even further either way. it's pretty certain that he might face very fierce resistance. they're of the okay. of the ukranian troops. always stay with me. uh for moment the you and yet you, the un general assembly meant t

washington, d. c. so mike, the u. s. president and the german chancellor appeared to be singing from the same song sheet as well. it was probably the principal point, the meeting is for them to demonstrate to the international community and the nato allies, that they all and exactly the same page when it comes to dealing with the ukraine crisis. however, that may be overstating things privately. there may have been differences nato allies, along with the u. s. saw disturb debt. germany is refusal to bolster troops on nice toes eastern flank, u. s. and other nato allies have already put increased forces there. also, germany has continued to insist that it will send only non lethal equipment to pulses in ukraine. so there are differences in the nato alliance. and these differences that were being discussed in the course of the meeting between president biden and the german chancellor. but the german chancellor went out of his way to make clear that this was everybody talking from the same book. he spoke in english at one

washington. d. c. kimberly both president biden and u. s. secretary of state, raising the alert level now with respect to ukraine. why? well, there is this feeling that the u. s. for rather, the russian president vladimir putin may take advantage of the olympics in terms of the timing to potentially launch an invasion of ukraine using the russian military . and as a result, the next 48 hours, particularly critical according to the secretary of state. but he has not provided any sort of proof for intelligence, simply saying that this is a time of high alert. now the u. s. president joe biden has given an interview saying that americans need to leave the key or even the country as a whole ukraine. because the concern being that if there are russian troops inside ukraine, the u. s. military simply can't go in to ukraine to evacuate them. the prospect of having u. s. military potentially firing russian soldiers, you, as president says, would essentially be world war and his words, different a different world than has ever been. so this is somet

u. s. intelligence officer, our washington d. c. bureau chief unit poll, spoke to her earlier, and he'll explained what the worst case scenario might be. even if moscow doesn't invade. it's not just the invasion, it's that this, you know, the invasion doesn't happen, but we keep in this tension on a more permanent basis. and that the whole idea of the security predictability, you know, your poll free at peace is gone. and he basically put in his saying the last that he is, were, you know, we prospered on our terms are an acceptable to russia. and so that whole idea of russia integrating into europe in some fashion, having closer economic, social and political ties with europe is out the window. and that now we're 1st thing, an overtly hostile russia that has also now joined in with china. because what we have seen in the recent agreement with a president she on puts in, in beijing as the chinese telling the russians at the very least. we've got your bach, we don't like nato natural enlargement either. we so you don't like united

u. s. places great constraints on what mexico, for example, a supposedly sovereign state can do with mexico, one or 2 to enter in a military alliance would say china, there would be a storm in washington. i'm in the u. s. s. has put cuba and embargo for more than 60 years because of cuba alliance with the former soviet union. so the rhetoric out of the us is completely unrealistic, completely one sided, of course, latimer potent ad, legitimate concerns about the ukraine, a country on his, his border which, which with, with which russia is traditionally had very close relations, politically and cultural. we've seen boris johnson on the plane today. mr. else is going to deal with. he's heading to ukraine. we've been hearing the various utterances, you know, europe standing firm on this regarding ukraine. but we heard victor all by layer on describe himself, of course as the other middle europe. and i remember very well, well, the cold war was like that. remember very well. well, the other, you know, the, the 2nd world war, the, the 1st of all was like that. remember being cut a caught up in the middle of all this very much so, and they, mr. all button said, that's exactly why they didn'

with what we're seeing this evening in washington, you've got the u. s. president, talking with the german chancellor. basically, this is a almost a pep rally. we've got to stay on the same team in the face of russian aggression. what is emanuel mar, cron doing been to this effort? is he, is he helping the effort or is he actually doing what many? sure the kremlin would like to see and that is weakening the unity of the west against russia. well, this is certainly the big worry among americans. critics and mccoy's face criticism for this in the past he's, he's somebody who has always and this is part of his message to vladimir putin. he's somebody who was always throughout his period in office, try to stress that he wants to reach out and improve relations with russia. this cause has raised a lot of suspicions about him. but the french are emphasizing and you hear all the hear this also from german officials just how intense the consultations are going on between all of the different allies in this kind of diplomatic dance that's been going on recently.

washington and used as a tool for a possible provocation. we're talking about provocation. well, how about another batch of u. s. military equipment arriving in key of over the weekend. security of ukrainian our space is dangerous, but not too dangerous. of course. to deliver some arms. you really have to say with washington, like i said, flooding ukraine with arms. and i'm inaction with the help of course of its allies spend with this hyped up out of control new cycle that's going on flooding the information's fair. it really does have this sense that it's the west and not russia, that is setting stage for a potential aggression and doing absolutely nothing to deescalate despite of course, all its claims to the country. well, as you just heard, in sask is reports the ukrainian ambassador to the u. k said, care of would consider dropping his nato membership bid. our statement caused a firestorm back home and he has since bought tribes with a foreign minister, claiming he was misunderstood. what a tall him that we are not a member of notes right now and to re world war. we are ready for many concessions, but it

diplomatic efforts are intensifying on both sides of the atlantic to resolve the ukraine crisis in washington. u. s. president joe biden. hell talks with german chancellor, olaf shots by the stress that germany is a reliable partner and that they will work together to try and find a diplomatic solution. meanwhile, frances president, emmanuel, my car, was in moscow where he sat down for talks. with lighting there, prudent, the russian president said he was willing to compromise. michael, who was due, and ukraine shortly said the next 2 days would be decisive in efforts to avoid conflict. an urgent diplomatic push weld ladies met in the russian good and us capitals in an effort to diffuse tension over ukraine in his 1st visit to washington, his german chancellor. oh, laughed shalt sat down with you as president joe biden to pursue what they called a diplomatic resolution to the crisis. i have been very, very straightforward and blunt with president putin, both on the phone and in person. we will impose the most severe sanctions of ever been imposed economic sanctions. i think he has to realize that i

u. s. military from egypt to cossacks. dan paralegal haine. al jazeera washington. the u. s embassy in the united arab emirates is wanting as citizens of our possible missile or drums strike over abu dhabi yeomans, who the rebels of launched several attacks on the golf state in the past few weeks bout includes one on the mit capital that killed 3 people in january and aid to the president of democratic republic of congo, says the serious evidence of a national security threat. it follows reports of a field could attend to the weekend. the president spokesman's appeared on national television warning that attempts to destabilize democratic institutions would not be tolerated. the presidential security adviser has reportedly been detained and saturday, accused of undermining state security. so korea has another record number of coven, 19 cases, elite, 50000, new infections were reported on wednesday. the search is being driven by the armor chron variant deaths, and hospital admissions are still low. but health officials expect them to increase hong kong has brought in its tou

u. s. military from egypt to catholic stun patty, gal haine al jazeera washington. the u. s. embassy in the united arab emirates is wanting, and citizens of apostle possible miss our old drones strike over abu jobby humans who the rebels have claimed several attacks on the goals. stay over the past few weeks. that includes one in the morality capital in january they killed 3 people. thousands of mashed in argentina's capital one, a series demanding debt relief. the government is in talks with the i'm f on how to pay back billions of dollars. and theresa bo reports from the capital aah! b came to express their anger about the negotiations between argentina and the international monetary fund. ah, thousands of people in front of the presidential palace demanded the government to prioritize the people. instead of the i m f. hotel, the media has been a lawmaker for years. it will not sure bumper america, but the government is renegotiating the agreement and they know they won't be able to pay it. and in 2 years we will have the same problem. we cannot pay back to that amount of

and some breaking developments from you out of washington. u. s. president joe biden gave a statement a short while ago saying the leader of the so called islamic states has died or was killed rather during a targeted rate by us forces in syria senior us officials say abil ibrahim, she mccrae, she blew himself up as the operation got underway in the north west of the country . here is more of what the u. s. president said. our forces carried out the operation with their signature preparation of precision. and i directed the department of defense to take every precaution possible to minimize civilian casualties. knowing that this terrorist had chosen surround himself with families, including children, we made a choice to pursue a special forces raid at a much greater risk than our to our own people. rather than targeting him with an air strike. we made this choice to minimize civilian casualties. let's go straight to the w over salad in washington. are any more details at the u. s. present shared during his remarks. layla is the biggest u. s rayed

u. s. criticism from washington when it comes to its activities in the south trying to see its behavior towards taiwan. so russia can then do the same when it comes to china down the track. should china choose to move forward in any particular way but, but may also provoke an action from washington? what was the, what happens to the moment to katrina you for the update? thanks very much. not me. mos acid unsung sushi is facing new charges of corruption. she's already been sentenced to 6 years in detention. this case could not lead her to be completely removed from public life. tony chang is following the story from bangkok she was going to be facing charges of her, of the going against the state secrets act yesterday. that hearing was postponed because she was said to be unwell, suffering from disease, dizziness and nausea after her, the journey from the place where she was being kept in secret to the court in the capitol nador. when not sure she's going to be attending court today. her lawyers who we spoke to earlier this morning said they hoped to see her, but so they couldn't be sure

u. s. as acute washington of leading a propaganda count by an against his country and softer, increased speculation in the western media that the kremlin will invade ukraine next week. but of also based on information coming directly from the white house, which has been spreading out exactly what it thinks the basin will look like. it is likely to begin with aerial bombing and missile attacks that could obviously kill civilians without regard to their nationality. a subsequent ground invasion would involve the onslaught of a massive force with virtually no notice communications to arrange. a departure could be severed and commercial transit halted. they rapid assault on the city of key that is a possible line of attack course of action that the russian forces could choose to take the white house hysteria as more veiling than ever. the anglo saxons, nita will at any cost provocation, misinformation, and threats are a favorite method of solving their own problems. the american military political machine is ready to steam roll through people's lives again. the whole world is watching how militarism an

growing well, go back to another breaking news story that we are covering as for you out of washington. u. s. president jo byne says the leader of this so called islamic state has died during a targeted rate by us forces in syria senior us officials say abo ibrahim and has she, me, al, could a, she blew himself up as the operation got underway in the north west of the country prison biden is expected to make a statement momentarily, and we will be carrying that life for you. here at dw news is a waiting for him to come out. in the meantime, i have my highly sick colleague william glucose here to talk more about these a braking developments. what will have you been able to learn about this? right? i mean, there's a lot, we don't know. of course, in situations like this highly covert, highly secretive operations that take place in the darkness of night, which is what happened in the overnight ours are hearing from both president biden . and us officials that the current leader of i asked ably remo his she, me, courage, karachi was killed in this raid. apparently he ended up killing himself. it

u. s. u k. seriously. there war of words is dangerous and reckless. the rest of nato and even ukraine are much more restraint. but there's a comp number ukraine, there will be a conflict. washington in london, england promote the democratic republic of congo is among the richest countries in the world and natural resources. but he cannot mclee, it's still one of the poorest cobalt is an essential material in manufacturing batteries for modern devices like electric cars, mobile phones and computers. 60 percent of the wealth cobalt reserves are in congo 20 percent of it comes from small scale mines. units have figures confirm that in 2017, more than 40000 children worked in cobalt mining in the republic to earn a living and paying for schooling. next time you you as a fancy gant, you have like a smartphone camera laptop. and just remember that there's a chance it works thanks to what child hard labor children like, john michelle henry at o. countless others. like them. 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 is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we shou

stubborn reluctance to choose between the united states and put in strengthening russia. irritated washington u. s. policy towards ukraine became aggressive. all internal political scandals were used to apply pressure on twitch my case in point. the murder of the journalist godsa in which cushman was accused to have had involvement that's why was it a sa then be stuck in his movement. a korean, with cushman white people were not happy. i personally, beth, correct me if i'm wrong, i personally doubt to that. so it was because of the gaza case. it's sasha. since kids in the mccarthy she a phillip actually who put the water luggage was on my done. m. o to go up to so with new when you they ah, it's a blow lona. ought to ukulele trouble us up, slow with storm or gay. this is not so just to look him, look on what you will be your key for you or to switch it or not for our law. do little sca procedure. the campaign ukraine without touchmart, was the 1st of a series of spontaneous uprisings on the part of the ukrainian populace. and for being spontaneous uprisings, they were very well organized. indeed i

stubborn reluctance to choose between the united states and put in strengthening russia. irritated washington u. s. policy towards ukraine became aggressive. all internal political scandals were used to apply pressure on twitch my case in point the murder of the journalist gods, a in which cushman was accused to have had involvement. but why was it a sa then he started his movement, a korean with coachman. ah, why people were not happy? i personally, beth, correct me if i'm wrong, i personally doubt to that. so it was because of the gun got the case. it sounds just excuse me. in the mccarthy, she a phillip, actually a little too other leverage was on my done m o to go to say with me what ye they it's a blown out the euclid couple us of slow and the is, you know, we've so mcgee, seasonal. so just to look him, look on what the o, i see it all for. so g, a navarro law, do little script to say it. the campaign ukraine without coachman was the 1st of a series of spontaneous uprisings on the part of the ukrainian populace. and for being spontaneous uprisings, they were very well organized indeed. and ye

stubborn reluctance to choose between the united states and put in strengthening russia. irritated washington, u. s. policy towards ukraine became aggressive. all internal political scandals were used to apply pressure on cushman case in point the murder of the journalist gods, a in which cushman was accused to have had involvement. but why was it a sa then? the 2nd is movement. a korean with cushman. ah, why people were not happy. i personally, beth, correct me. if i'm wrong, i personally doubt to that it was nickels of the gods, the case. it sounds just since the kids come in, then we'll go fishing. a phillip, actually a little though other leverage was on my dunham or thought to so with me when ye they it's a blown it ought to declare trouble us of slow with storm or gay seas motors just to look him. look on what the o, reject he so you're all to switch it or not, but i will do little sca procedure. the campaign ukraine without coachman was the 1st of a series of spontaneous uprisings on the part of the ukrainian populace. and for being spontaneous uprisings, they were very well organized indeed

u. s. is release of moscow's epic block buster washington's been promising for weeks that the russians are up to something a bit special. the irony of the u. s. state department talking of fabrications is palpable. we are not surprised by the new creative scenario outlined by the press secretaries of the u. s. department of state and the u. s. department of defense on february, the 3rd about russia's alleged preparation of an operation under a false flag against ukraine. this is typical of united states. the international community remembers the forgeries, the u. s. use for their military interventions around the world, including the well known vial of calling poll. oh, yes, we, when man, by the u. s. is backed up by solid evidence pretext to invade to rock and the subsequent north of almost 200000 civilian lives. but do we also remember how and why the white house paid a p. r firm over $500000000.00? back in 2016. the work consist to the 3 types of products. the 1st was television commercials portraying al qaeda in a negative light. the 2nd was news items which were made to look as if they

u. s. president and german chancellor all of shows present a united front in washington. ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. you're watching out a 0 life from london, also coming up at least 20 people dead after cycling. betsy re battles batter is madagascar destroying homes and flooding large areas. and house 60 years of un sanctions on cuba government have left the island frozen in time and hit ordinary citizens the high. ah rushes president vladimir putin has warned. there would be no winner as if a war breaks out over ukraine. but says he hopes the situation can be resolved peacefully from moscow to washington, leaders of some of the world's most powerful countries are trying to strike a diplomatic deal to diffuse pensions hooting himself as just wrapped up hours of talks with the french president of unwell, micron russia denies its planning to invade ukraine, despite the point more than a $100000.00 troops on the countries borders. but it's also accused the west of ignoring its security demands. put in has warned that european countries will be drawn into a war with russia

u. s has sent kiev hundreds of millions of dollars worth of military assistance, but the president says there will be no u. s troops in ukraine. in washingtonchard fox news, the u. s army says it will immediately begin separating soldiers from the service who refused to be vaccinated against covid-19, the secretary of the army said today unvaccinated soldiers present risk to the force and jeopardize readiness commanders have now been directed to initiate involuntary separation proceedings against any soldier. who has refused the covid vaccination order and does not have an approved or pending exemption request. coming up tonight at 11 of 40 niners fan from oakland is now in a medically induced coma after he was badly beaten during sunday's nfc championship game, paramedics found 40 year old daniel luna in the parking lot of sofi stadium with severe injuries. he owns a restaurant in oakland's piedmont neighborhood. we'll hear from one of his friends coming up tonight at 11. and the winds have died down. the wind advisory and wind warnings have been dropped. will look at the temperature forecast for tomorrow. plus the weekend outlook. see you

stubborn reluctance to choose between the united states and put in strengthening russia irritated washington u. s. policy towards ukraine became aggressive. all internal political scandals were used to apply pressure on coachman. jason point the murder of the journalist godsa in which cushman was accused to have had involvement. but why once in a sudden he started his movement, a korean with coachman, why people were not happy. i personally bath, correct me if i'm wrong. i personally doubt to that it was nickels of the gun gazda case. it sounds just an excuse to me in the mac additional philip, actually her daughter love. it was on my dunham or thought a with the the it's a blow or to ukulele, double us of slow with storm or gay. this is not just a little bit, look on what there will reject here. so you pursue it. you know, pro law do little scope of to say in the campaign, ukraine without cushman was the 1st of a series of spontaneous uprisings on the part of the ukrainian populace. and for being spontaneous uprisings, they were very well organized. indeed they can, you have to meet. it's still

stubborn reluctance to choose between the united states and put in strengthening russia. irritated washington u. s. policy towards ukraine became aggressive. all internal political scandals were used to apply pressure on coachman case in point. the murder of the journalist, ga, ga, ga, in which cushman was accused to have had involvement that's why it was, it was sad then the 2nd is movement. a korean, with cushman, ah, why people were not happy. i personally, beth, correct me if i'm wrong, i personally doubt to that. so it was because of the gun got the case. it sounds just insecure in the mccarthy. she a phillip actually hope to what the hell, the leverage was on my dunham. oh, the officer would need what ye, they it's a blown it ought to ukulele double us of slow in the, in bluestorm gay with these notes are just a little kim, look on with the o. v here. see it all the switches are navarro law. do, little sca proceeded. the campaign ukraine without coachman was the 1st of a series of spontaneous uprisings on the part of the ukrainian populace. and for being spontaneous uprisings, they were very

stubborn reluctance to choose between the united states and put in strengthening russia irritated washington u. s. policy towards ukraine became aggressive. all internal political scandals were used to apply pressure on coachman. jason point the murder of the journalist, ga, ga, ga, in which cushman was accused to have had involvement. but why was it a sudden it stuck in his movement or cream with cushman? why people were not happy. i personally bath, correct me if i'm wrong, i personally doubt that it was nickels of the gun gazda case. it sounds just an excuse to me in the mac additional philip, actually her daughter levies was on my done. m. o thought a with me when you the it's a blown out to euclid the up less of slow with storm or gear these motor system to move on. what there will be your key to your facility or not pro law, do little scope of to say in the campaign. ukraine without coachman was the 1st of a series of spontaneous uprisings on the part of the ukrainian populace. and for being spontaneous uprisings, they were very well organized. indeed they can yet to meet each to a bill jus

if only the russian military was headquartered in washington than perhaps mainstream u. s. media would be educating us about the beauty of the weapons. caleb martin, r t. new york. we spoke to journalists sound, artie contributes who we should med has. he says the west is employing double standards. yeah, i mean the, the hypocrisy is unbelievable. i don't think we can possibly count the number of countries. the u. s. m, u k, have have together crude invaded bond since world war 2. it's quite staggering. we, i literally con, name them all. us was bombing, syria and brian williams was, you know, foaming at the mouth on live television. it's not isolated, they all do that on every network. i am old enough to remember when they were invading iraq and they were doing the same thing. you had a live stream from a tank on cnn. this is who these people are. they are spokes a person's. they are the mouthpiece for the weapons manufacturers. so it's their job to sell war, and i know this must be very frustrating for americans because when they see bombing on live television, they're u

u. s. capital washington d. c. bernard smith is in moscow. the fast will cross lie to our diplomatic editor, james bass in brussels. sir james, r we hearing of frances seized dare this russia ship in the and the english channel . or what more can you tell to matter? this is sanctions inaction. this is a russian ship that was on its way. we believe carrying cars that was going through the english channel. it was stopped by the french authorities. the french maritime authorities famous, squatted the vessel to benoit. in ne france where it's being searched and its crew are being interviewed with a ship that's carrying a flying, a russian flag. and we believe is owned by an associate president putin who is on the sanctions list. this, i think in normal times that interdiction operation of this type is not something that the authorities would make much of a fuss about. they might not even make it public, but clearly the french authorities right now trying to show that those sanctions. and we've seen 3 rounds of sanctions in recent days. here in eu