u. s. washington press corps and they say, oh, we really good with the gaps, but i'm not going to do anything. all right, yeah, thank you for that. she ever time she lives there in washington dc. and is there any soldiers have shot and killed 5 young men and boys mostly during raids on the occupied westbank over the past 4 days. international aid go see the policy indian territory is the most dangerous in the world to be a child. the same as all the reports from the village appearing in the occupied west back now dissolved from the higher. they are 2 in children, he says, clutching the shoes of his 10 year old nephew, a, a blood soaked shroud covers auburn, a jars headboard and a father, unable to look at his son's lifeless body. also unable to pull himself away, his mother says um, or was no threat to his really soldiers who rated breeding. on monday, he was just sitting in a car with his father going to the shops when he was shot in the head and fell into his father's lap. mohammed, i'm insisted on going out with his father, even though we tried to stop him. when he was leaving, i put the h

u. s. washington. a apparently gave most of a warning about a month or so ago, as you said, basically, warning does an imminent terror attack is going to happen in moscow. as we understand, no details were given. as we understand, no information was given. it was simply a telephone call saying hey, that's going to be attacked. thanks buddy quick. we got no details on that. and then if you think back to victoria newland here recently resigned the full my deputy secretary of state. when she resigned me, she couldn't help post a few weeks ago. she said, russia get ready for some nasty surprises. read into that for me if you would, greg. it wouldn't be no surprise because of with the rest of the case and look historically this isis excuse. i mean the philippines had problems with the us because he's doing what he wanted as needed. the, the ice us of tags side with them as white glove and recently, you know, if we look in the iraq, you, you had most excuse as well. so, i mean, it's more of a coincidence wai

u. s. washington. press cool unless they oh, we really gave it against. but i'm not going to do anything still head on alger 0 guns fight for control with the army and policing hate t and the way a balance of funding. so i don't eat our unknown. we look at the film festival in doha, that's subtracting emerging filmmakers from across the frank assessments. here's essentially delaying the democratic process. the current government knows not being picked up, but when the elections say they want to buy time using fix critical debate, ok. some of them are struggling. that's give them some cash. but let's look at the reality. 80 percent of these farming subsidies are going to the big voice informed opinions. we don't live in a postcolonial work and you live in the neo colonial one and gaza is resisting that termination inside story on al jazeera. in other federal tax upfront takes on the big issue. there is a context to what is happening now. it is a complex 3 question question about 5 upfront on how to 0 expo 2023. the the fascination of joint and let's discov

u. s. as washington stays, the protection of pol us to be and civilians must be a priority on a continues to support it as well as on going more in cost. plus the you with the good to do is 90 percent of the revenue from frozen russian assets as a new funding policy. the ukranian conflict most can react with home support system .

u. s. as washington stays, the protection of pol us to be and civilians must be a priority on a continues to support it as well and going more in cost plus the you with the good to do is 90 percent of the revenue from frozen russian assets as a new funding policy, the ukranian conflict of skill reacts with home support system and very well welcome to you. this wednesday afternoon is test on a full pm here in moscow, and this is on the international with the latest well, need to speak to happy company. was dealt with breaking news this out as the russian defense minister has made some significant statements about ukraine conflicts, including ukrainian armed forces. mounting, it also is which of nearly tripled since last year. he estimates the total in just the last 3 months is more than $70000.00. as long as he correspondence with mountain calls or for the details, or the russian defense minister has really made some revelations, if you will add the administered old board meeting in russia. now let's recap, solve the most important topics. now you create an armed forces. he said that their lo

u. s. response from washington dc . warehouse national security advisor, drum covey said the us would not be sending any delegation to cuts out for this latest round of talks. but he said that shouldn't be assigned, but the us isn't involved in the negotiations. he also said how mazda his proposal was a step forward. the proposal that was put forward is, is certainly within the bounds of the, in broad brush drugs within the bounds of the deal that we've been working on. now for several months. i don't want to go into more detail than that, nancy, because i don't want to negotiate here in public. the fact that there is another delegation now heading to the fact that this proposal is out there, that there are conversations about it. that's all good. that's all to the good. i was for chuck. sure. the democrats senate majority leader as comments on thursday criticizing benjamin netanyahu. i'm calling for new is really elections. coby said that the president recognized those comments or did resonate with many americans, but at the white house would continue supporting israel. and it's fight ag

washington. but that's only if the u. s. is unable to provide the court with sudden assurances. do you know this on just live? who attended the hearing slums? the ruling us a manifestation of the political have been data against the journalist. today's decision is astounding. julian is a political prisoner. he is a journalist and he's being persecuted because he exposed the true costs of war in human lives. now the u. k. courts have invited the united states to issue assurances the bottom administrator and should not issue assurances. they should drop this same whole case so it should never have been brought to we should never have been in prison for a single day. this is the same on every democracy. the, according to the ruling, the us has to provide assurance is on 3 conditions. one of those is that the assigned can rely on the american constitutional amendment protecting freedom of speech, of a final date for the us to agree to the. ready as conditions as the 20th of may, the routing says, but if washington moves failed to abide by the tubs and the u. k. will grinder signs le

u. s. do you think this is washington trying to distance itself from is really leadership as well. it's a good question and i think it's important to realize that of course, us domestic politics are in the way on many of the, the basic voters, if you will. and the democratic party are very upsetting, fighting in ministration for being so incredibly supportive of israel's war. on cause over these past few months and the by the team certainly does not want more progressive voters sitting at home in november or in terms of the us is real relationship though. i mean, what we've seen over these past few months is that the buying the administration is always voicing its opinion, explaining what it prefers telling is really what it was like to see happen. but we never seem to bite it in ministration. you know, actually condition age is, are we all set in red lines or ultimatums and with our any of that? i'm always skeptical with this rhetoric and these statements really have anything to do with the, by the ministrations actual policies that have some real sense to them. okay, and looking

u. s. claims to be wrong. washington as opposed to a series of sanctions, owns involved with reallocations of human rights abuses towards the african countries financial assets. and the number of individuals we heard from a prominent john p sanctions activists in the country who say is the recent restrictions imposed by the u. s. r. an attempt to make an example of an independent thinking symbolic way on the defenses of a foot fund. the president called up like least the academic c c, which started in russia. and those we just put to say, face the americans to the want to look like they are being forced by a small little country to remove the sanctions. those functions can be challenged in court because the nation and for those 1011 individuals, we couch those individuals, people with forced to try. so i believe that they'll send you the put the american to save face so that they don't look like a single hour. that is, be forced to remove it function by a 3rd world. small country with some countries never used to consist

she habit, chauncy reports from washington, u. s. central come on down. the pems and save of a vessel hit was a ball day, those flag, liberian owned boat carrier that was transiting the gulf of 8. and it's very difficult to tell from that whether there is any us connection as we, who with these claim given the opacity, the lack of transparency, the flags of convenience and international shipping. we tend to going to give us some more information there about the context of this latest attack. they say it's the 5th and the ship, ballistic missile 5 by the who's. these are the last 2 days, 2 of those missiles impacted to shipping vessels. and one of the shut down by the u . s. s. comic who these say that they will continue targeting vessels link to what they call the as rarely genocide, as long as it continues, as long as the us allows it to continue. but there's no change in policy from the state department, aust, as to how successful u. s. policy is of the turn deterrence and degradation of who's the capabilities map. miller of the state department spokesm

speaking at a meeting of ukraine's back, as he named jeremy, where he promised a washington's unwavering support. ramstein u. s. military base in western germany. you have another meeting of defense ministers from 50 countries supporting ukraine. ukraine contact group says it's about concrete steps to help keep for the price. for this, for the $300000000.00 gemini, to announced more military assistance for this ramstein meeting. we have once again put together in a package with almost half a 1000000000 euros out all that includes $10000.00 rounds of ammunition from our armed forces. stock delivery will start at short notice. in fact, immediately i can visual fart, similar goals elsewhere in gemini from the stony and prime minister speaking in belin carrier, kyle ass, cold on country, is to spend at least a quarter of one percent of the gross domestic product on military health, specifically to ukraine. some believe there is a shortcut to end versus war against ukraine. they say that if the americans don't give money or weapons along with your friends, then this war will be over. a fresh of steps fighting, ther

u. s. claim to be wrong. washington has imposed a series of sanctions on allegations of human rights abuses, targeting the southern african countries financial assets, the number of individuals we heard from a prominence on t sanctions activist in the country who sees the recent restrictions and post by the us are attempt to make an example of an independent thinkings and by on the defenses of a foot fund, the president pulled up like least react in a c. c with started in russia. those we just put, just say, face the americans look want to look like they are being forced by small little country to remove the sanctions. those sanctions can be challenged in court because the nation in those 1011 individuals, we couch those individuals, people with forced to try. so i believe that they'll send you the put the american to save face so that they don't look like a single hour. that is be forced to remove it. sanction by a 3rd world, small country where some countries never used to consider the applicants is equal partners. th

the city university of new york says the spiraling crisis in haiti is the results of washington's interference. the u. s. foreign policy is to blame the was the us 1st clinton and then bush, who orchestrated to cruise against the democratically elected government of john bertha and arris. deed is the us who's now orchestrating their 4th or invasion and occupation of haiti, was in puerto prince. and what i hear from the haitian people over and over is that all of this k us has been well organized, well orchestrated and planned from washington, d. c for a number of years. their parent military's the mercenaries that desk wide to do the dirty work of the us economic and political interest in haiti, the gangs can't be held responsible by anybody where is the haitian military and the haitian police, who have a long history of repression of the people can be held more accountable. so it's it's, it's very necessary to critique and counter the points we're seeing in the miami herald in the washington post. that this is a purely the haitian government's fault. it has a much bigger, international and historical c

u. s. planes to be wrong. washington has imposed a series of sanctions items of bob weight over allegations of human rights abuses, targeting the countries financial assets and the number of individuals. well, we heard from a prominent on the sanctions active as the ends involved, way it saves the recent restrictions and posters simply end up demonstrating american power on the defenses of a foot fund. the president called them like liskey action, a c c, which started in russia. and those we just put to save face the americans did look want to look like they are being forced by a small little country to remove these sanctions. those sanctions can be challenged in court because the uninsured to those 1011 individuals, we couch to be just be quick, swift quarts and try to i believe that they'll send you. but put the americans to save face so that they don't look like a single hour. that is be forced to removing the function by a 3rd world. small country with some countries never used to consider. the applicants is equal pa

bob who in the canadian parliament on conflicting statements. ida of washington as the u. s a is the protection of hollow spinny and civilians must be the priority, but continue to support israel to ongoing war. and does that including with the supply, what the problem must go to the world. this is our t great thought of your company for the mid week news. our, i'm going to know the russia is wanting nothing. european union is just shooting itself in the thoughts for proposal to use russian money for ukraine is given the green light, e u foreign policy chief use, a parrell has tabled a proposal to spend 90 percent of the revenue earned on frozen russian assets on 8 amunition for t, if law school saves the move will provoke decades of legal baffles to you should know this isn't of a statement in line with the movement towards the destruction of the legal foundations of europe. in an international law, the europeans are well aware of the damage such a decision can bring both to their economy and to their reputation as reliable guarantors of the involve ability of property. the

you'd always been alvarez goober is following this story for us in washington and told us more about the u. s. domestic precious, playing into funding for ukraine. the elections are coming up and we see how both the democrats and republicans continue arguing over this bill. what should be signed, what should not be signed? because there's so much in this package that has been sold in congress for a long time. now that's something that president biden has been pushing for. he pushed it on his speech a for the state of the union. and also when he speaks to our allies and we hear, and we also see a us officials when they talk to your p and l. i saying that the u. s. will continue to ukraine as long as needed. that's something that the whitehouse is repeatedly set by. that's why today when they set that they would census $300000000.00 this emergency fund. they said this is only a part this will give you crane munition for a few weeks. but for them to be able to defend themselves in long term, they need most important apple pressing and also not just in the republicans, but also their own democrat

washington. that's only if the u. s. is unable to provide the court with so assurances. julian's wife, who attended the hearing, slammed the rolling of the manifestation of the political vendetta against the john was. today's decision is astounding. julian is a political prisoner. he is a journalist and he is being persecuted because he exposed the true cost of war in human lives. this case is a retribution. it is a signal to all of you that if you expose the interests that are driving or they will come after you, they will put you in prison and they will try to kill you. now that you take court 7 bye to the united states to issue assurances, the pardon administration should not issue assurances. they should drop the same whole case. it should never have been brought to. we should never have been in prison for a single day. this is the same on every democracy, the, according to the ruling of the us test to provide assurances on 3 conditions. one of those is that assigns can rely on the american constitutional amendment p

washington. well, this comes a day after the u. s. carried out it's 1st air drop of 8 into going so we're a recent truck convoys arrival ended in bloodshed on thursday. a tens of thousands of ready meals add dropped to a population that the united nations size is on the brink of famine. the us size is the stop as a board, a campaign with the budget administration, trying to prevent the humanitarian disaster and well agencies welcome the drops. they say it's nowhere near enough. the united states just dropped 38000. you know, it's not across the control input, it would be much better and much more meaningful to make sure that the crosses work more effectively and the more trusting through, so are 28000. uh, um, you know, that's probably less than one full truck. this for summing gaza. the ad dropped feels almost like a token gesture, considering the scale of the humanitarian crisis in the united states as part of this crime against gaza. today, america is trying to buyers silence by sending us aid. it's better for us to live in war th

u. s. eastern seaboard has been cut. traffic will have to be rerouted for years to come, leading to clocked up streets in the greater washington dc area. but even worse, ship traffic in and out of port has also been stopped. the port of baltimore is one of the busiest into united states handling more than $52000000.00 tons of for and cargo last year, contributing some $80000000000.00 to the countries for trade. it was access to the ports, blocked incoming best so so we'll have to rewrite those 2 nearby ports, including those in new york and new jersey. further north and virginia little further south among the goods handled in baltimore steel and cars. the board has major role on role of facilities and it's the entry point for hundreds of thousands of cars per year. german automakers even have their own facilities inside the sprawling area. well, bmw volkswagen, located at speros point, just outside the main port. mercedes operates out of fairfield and won't be able to accept incoming vessels until further notice. us present and fight, and let's to oversee a quick and strong response to the incident. and to ask the federal gove

u. s. department of state confirmed the news washington recently impose sanctions on a country's government officials. after removing a number of restrictions from an extensive list imposed over the past 2 decades, are take or respond to it and oliver, you can, guy has more. we understand that the united states has sensors and bothers visit him as a non god bless its 1st lady. and as a government official, the need is within the government on that side for the unless it involves meeting corruption and human rights abuses the non golf. while the president is accused of protecting gold and a diamond mattress who operate is and bob, which directing government official to facilitate the sale of golden diamond in enlisted markets and taking bribes in exchange for she's um, services among the offences and among other things and all of that has now led to the presence of the united states to sign and executive board of the 10 minutes of them. bob was national emergency and both as involved with specific sensors. and right now we've just got a hold of a statement issued by the united states, statin

u. s. department of state confirmed the news washington recently imposed sanctions on the country's government officials. after removing a number of restrictions from an extensive list imposed over the past 2 decades, are to correspond it. and although you can get has more we understand that the united states has sensors and buffers present. gimme some non gaap wash. it's 1st lady, and as a government official, the need is within the government and that side for the later it involves meeting corruption and to schumann. rice uses a non gaap why the president is accused of protecting gold and diamond matters who operate is above which, directing government official to facilitate the sale of golden diamonds in enlisted markets and taking bribes and exchange for she's um, services among as the offensive. and among other things, and all of that has no need to the presence of the united states to sign and executive board of the 10 minutes of the box was national emergency. and we both as in love with specific sensors. and to right now, we've just got a hold of a statement issued by the united states

washington. but that's only if the u. s. is able to provide the court with such an assurances and as long as wife who attended the hearing slammed the ruling as the manifestation of the political event data against the dentist. today's decision is astounding. julian is a political prisoner. he is a journalist and he is being persecuted because he exposed the true cost of war in human lives. now the u. k. court 7 bye to the united states to issue assurances the board and the administrator and should not issue assurances. they should drop the same full case, but should never have been brought to we should never have been in prison for a single day. this is the same on every democracy. included into the room in the us has to provide assurances on 3 conditions. one of those is the size can rely on the american constitution which protects the, the speech, the final date for the us as we to those conditions is the 20th of may. the ruling says that if washington fails to abide by that, so the k will want this lease appeal with out

washington, d.c.'s house. this is the people's house. reporter: up a warning but bottom line you want speaker johnson out. ms. greene: i wouldn't have filed a motion.ersonal against mike johnson, he's a very good man and have respect for him as a person but he's not doing the job. the proof is in the vote count today. he passed a never have been brought to the floor, did not represent our conference and it was passed with the democrats and without the majority of the majority. reporter: what happens with the aid to ukraine? ms. greene: that would go against what the american people want. polls show 70% don't want to continue a war in ukraine. reporter: would that be a triggering event for you? : has been filed. he should not bring funding for ukraine. reporter: are you saying you'll call for the vote? i know you said no time limit. ms. greene: we've started the clock to start the process spea. and i'm giving my conference time. i'm being respectful to my conference but many members in my conference agree, even though it's uncomfortable, it's a proce

washington. but that's only if the u. s. is unable to provide the quote with certain assurances just all his life is attended as a hearing slammed the building as a manifestation of the political event that's up against the gymnast. today's decision is astounding. julian is a political prisoner. he is a journalist and he's being persecuted because he exposed the true cost of war in human lives. now that you take court 7 bye to the united states to issue assurances the pardon administration should not issue assurances. they should drop this same full case that should never have been brought to we should never have been in prison for a single day. this is the same on every democracy. the, according to the us, has to provide assurances on 3 conditions. we're. this is a size can rely on the american constitution which contains freedom of speech. the final date for the us to agree to those conditions is made. the 20th, the routing says that if washington fails to abide by the terms the case will walk as far as lead to appeal was

washington today. that's, that's correct. um. as we all learned, there are start differences in opinion and regarding how to go forward between the u. s. government to the by demonstration, and then it turn you all government in israel. so israel and benjamin attorney, our primary servers, are as agreed to send this top security officials to washington to explain their position even more. now, the bite and president biden has said on the other hand, that all the options inv, israel goes forward with an attack of width and encouragement. in roswell and southern gaza that all options for a substantial withdrawal of us support would be on the table. now i think this is what's going to happen now behind the curtains meetings between national security, international security officials from israel and the us trying to work out the kinks in their relationship basically. so it's interesting that the us government has started using threats in these negotiations, not ruling out consequences as late as for as well. if it launches a ground offensive and bravo, what consequences would those be? or yeah, that's everybody's the best guess. but it, i

u. s. were in fact able to pressure israel to open up these land crossings. and as such, critics say that the message that biden is inadvertently sending is that washington is unable or unwilling to use the leverage that it has over israel to push israel to open those line crossings to getting more 8. and instead the u. s. is having to resort to what critics call a band aid measure of these air drops of that many deemed risky and ineffective maldonado in d. c. thank you so much. let's take a look now. some other stories making headlines around the world. thousands of anti government pro gestures have rallied in cities across israel. they're demanding early elections, and that prime minister benjamin netanyahu step down this now his popularity has plummeted since the october 7. how must terrorist attack protest her is also called for the release of hostages. still held in gaza at least 7 people have been killed in a russian drone attack on the ukrainian 4th of odessa and president flood of music landscape says the show had drone was supplied by iran. he's urging ukraine's western allies to send it more air defense systems. a cargo ship attacked by who is the rebels

u. s. were in fact able to pressure israel to open up these line crossings. and as such, critics say that the message that biden is inadvertently sending is that washington is unable or unwilling to use the leverage that it has over israel to push israel to open those line crossings to getting more 8. and instead the u. s. is having to resort to what critics call a band aid measure of these air drops, of that many deemed risky and ineffective. now they're not alone in d. c. thank you so much. i let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. thousands of israelis have marched to jerusalem, demanding the release of the hostages, still house and gone. so it would lead by families of captives seized by palestinian militants and the october 7 terror attacks is really officials believe a $174.00. hostages are still being held in gaza at least 7 people have been killed in a russian drone attack on the ukrainian ford of odessa president letting me have the landscapes. as the shade drone was supplied by iran is urging ukraine's western allies to send it more air defense systems and a cargo ship attacked by hurry. the rebels in the red sea ha

meeks found the easily and assigned to the right to feel his potential expedition to washington with us. only if the u. s. is unable to provide the cool with. so it's an assurance is now doing the songs wife, who attended the heavy slammed eroding as a manifestation of the political band. debts are against the gentlest. today's decision is astounding. julian is a political prisoner. he is a journalist and he's being persecuted because he exposed the true cost of war in human lives. now the u. k. courts have invited the united states to issue assurances the bottom of ministration should not issue assurances. they should drop the same whole case that should never have been brought to. we should never have been in prison for a single day. this is the same on every democracy according to the us test supervisor. so as it is on 3 condition, for one of those is that a size can rely on the american constitution which protects freedom of speech. the final dates of the us to greets of those conditions is, looks like the main building. so is that a force you to fail to abide by that sound? so you can will block ass

u. s. pushed to absolve key of any responsibility for the most terror attack suggests washington itself may have posit times in the atrocity tasks without evidence put us continues to insist ukraine have nothing to do with it or is no evidence at all that ukraine was involved in this because you credit was not involved in this young men's who's the fighters announcing new attacks on american non versus trade and trust in retaliation that support all that as well. to install some of corresponding witnesses. how the read the strikes have that the stated businesses that relied on is ready for the course of a lot on the read seems once a b.

u. s. has been very careful to tow a kind of washington consensus line around israel that has made the voices, the pro palestinian voices that exist on tech talk more noticeable because they're in contrast to what people are here and elsewhere. you know, we can, we can blame it on tick tock, we can blame it on, on the extreme left wing. it's a very tiny political move to say, well, here's this thing that my supporters don't like. and the reasons other people are supporting it is because they've been brainwashed with this outward. so the confusing say about the jonathan green plaid at the 80 else is that none of those arguments are being made in the open as a reason for this band. the band is very specifically being tied to the china narrative. a lot of people have said actually that they're pro policy and content has been censored on tip top. see right there 3003000 ended immediately got a throttle then i could tell. but i don't think i've seen any convincing evidence that there is a bias in the algorithm. the challenge with understanding of a tech type algorithm is we have no transparency in

washington to once. he's really government not only coming here from the u. s . also, all the allies were approved from germany. a few days ago in vice a chancellor will bet havoc who said that they need to change course. that's also what sex you must said to to day. but we can expect that they will be more comments, that they will also be more a criticism on the bottom, not ministration, but the way that it has been dealing also with sending h to gone so many calling ameliorating for the us to be needing these air drops instead of putting more pressure on this really government to let this trucks with 8 into gaza. so we can expect that there will be more reactions, not just from the republican side, but also from the white house of to these comments. and after they set that, they will put it more sanctions on disney out. posting on these. okay. and is riley is set lives in the west back w watching the correspond to benjamin alvarez group and with the latest from washington, benjamin. thank i was staying in the middle east, the hamas run health ministry and guns

u. s. secretary of state on 3, blinking earlier insisted that washington is against the ground incursion. they're a major military operation. and rough uh would be in the state something we don't support. and it's also not necessary to deal with a mouse which is necessary. but we're gonna have an opportunity next week to share in, in detail that you with are, is really counterparts. and to lay out argues on how to deal with the problem differently. some are statements from britain and as freely as a to or against is really boots on the ground in rough. so with london morning such an escalation, there would have devastating consequences for the civilian populace. but a senior is really government official. let's double down saying the idea will and turn it off, or even if they have to fight alone, it will happen even if these will is forced to fight alone. even if the entire world turns on as well, including the united states. we're going to fight until the battles one to most fully, all just air and media. i said has obtained this exclusive footage from con eunice . the disturbing images

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she's dw, is washington correspondent, and she joins us from the u. s. capital, great to see you. and to know, i know you've been traveling around to a number of the states that did in fact vote in the primaries on super tuesday. what were your main takeaways from that experience swell? i suppose in a sentence, judging from what we've seen from the results as well donald. * has a firm solid grip on the republican party and 0 from done on we just have to hold onto our seats. and are we sure that this will indeed be a rematch? there are a lot of complicated variables surrounding both candidates, aren't there? yes, there are. i mean, chief of them, i suppose it's less complicated for joe biden, when we talk about when we talk about sort of the process and the, you know, their primary election process and how he is to be the candidate. he is the incumbent. but of course, there are complications surrounding his age. he might have in there there's even talk perhaps of the possibility of replacing him during the convention. but this is seen as something that is quite unlikely indeed. and

u. s. and the u. k. of orchestrating the terror attack, which officials there have denied and made the ongoing investigation in moscow. washington is doubling down on its claims the isis should be blamed. instead, it's clear that these claims are categorically false. ukraine wasn't behind these attacks. the u. k was behind these attacks the united states was and by these tests, in fact, the united states warned russia about the possibility of these attacks. i'm a well known and french journalist has spoken now in a, at the prospect of quito being behind the moscow terror attack. shoot the comes because there is every reason to believe that this is the work of the isis affiliate enough down this time. we live out course on since they immediately on friday evening claimed responsibility of me for just coming to i must say that if this was the work of the ukrainians, then this was an absolutely brilliant move. cuz i'm not saying but it's them. so if it's them, then the move was phenomenal. come in, let's not forget that. why is this was the work of ukrainians? if it is a tool possible that they penetrated russian territory and orga

u. s. congress, but republicans have installing a much bigger aid package. the assistance will be the 1st in a month from the us. it was announced as president biden hosted polish leaders and washington ponds president andre, due to an prime minister dental task hopes to secure even more funding for ukraine's war effort. the visit is to mock the 25th anniversary of poland, joining nato and the pushing for a stronger presence in the blocks east. the data on these benjamin alvarez group eyes following the story for us in washington, dc asked him what came out of the meeting between vitamin and poland. lead has a clear message from both polish leaders. it's quite remarkable that we have both the president and also their prime minister here meeting with us presidential by. and what they said before the meeting was also what they said after the meeting. that needs to be more and more support for ukraine, but also for poland. and they said that the eastern flag of need to needs to be, is strengthened. and that's something that present bite. and it also a stress, well saying that this 300000000 this is support and that the us ascending now should not delay. also what will be send and this b