u. s. well, so a list of what ukraine is demanding of more heavy artillery to go away from soviet weapons to more western weapons. and to see if this brought coalition that wants to show him that they are still supporting ukraine, they're still preparing ukraine, especially for the winter months. as for example, nato has announced that it will help with winter equipment for the soldiers, for ukrainian soldiers. the conversations hostile and going were expecting a press conference to hear on what they will do to keep supporting ukraine, a defending itself against against russia and ukraine's prime minister. just the latest to call on germany to supply ukraine with modern leopard to battle tanks. chancellor shouts, not so cain. how likely is it? do you think that germany will approve that and not just that he's not keen. defense minister. christina lambert is also not keen. they just gave a small press statement. it's christine lambert with her dutch counterpart. but they spoke about what germany

u. s? well, no, it's not good for poland at all, except that poland is very much right now. indebted to the united states in terms of its security, you know, europe and they know are in a precarious position right now. recently, what's going on in ukraine having overly committed themselves to supporting the zalinski government, providing them with tens of billions of dollars of equipment. the game is changed now with this referenda and the fact that what were formerly ukrainian territories are not going to become part of russia, which changes the nature of the conflict. you know, poland is starting to feel the heat. and as a result, i think the point will do just about anything the united states tells it to do. or in this case, it appears that there are some of which will think, i don't think sikorsky said it on any meetings, i don't think so. of course, yet any insider knowledge, i think of course you were just stating the obvious with the pipeline was blown up . the new did it. it was the unit

u. s. nationals. well, our correspondent manual shadow is in khaki in northeastern ukraine. as she told us more about the prisoner swap. good morning, pablo. yes, it was some definitely a news that a few people were expected were expecting today. 215 are sold is liberated air to day. among them, a $180.00 a members of the as of a battalion, as the news, as tardy to come out last night late at night. or, you know, on social media, there's not one ukrainian or person i'm not in touch with, or had that i done far on social media who didn't comment on dad. the negotiations of course, have been, are going on for a long time. apparently, turkey and saudi arabia and facilitated a doze, with a saudi arabia celebrating also that he variation of fan of foreign nationals. so are here in ukraine, this is a, a great relief for, for to see does. so the is liberated, you know that here they are considered as a hero and celebrity celebrated asked by the population. emmanuel, tell us a little bit more about the prisoners and am of the conditions that may be there in after the release. while

u. s. final well, be on tech. from behind. you know, like us who can final both players this is what shot or have to say about vision has 2nd street grand slam final getting just happy the fact that i backed up the results in wimbledon and people are not really surprised them in the finals, but you know, just going and going and just doing my thing and now maybe i know what to do in the finals. i know it's going to be very difficult, but i'm going to have to do my best. as a reminder of the top story, we're following for youth. britton's charles, the fed has been proclaimed king in an official ceremony at saint james's palace. you to magically became king when queen martha is my back because i've been 2nd died of dusty, the accession ceremony. the key constitutional answer when you will stamp ukraine's counter attack in the east of a country house with russian forces on the defensive ukrainian soldiers found new scenes of the station. as the breeds had dozens of settlements, of some man so brash, occupation must assess it, sen

u. s. as well. and in fact, the temperature in the teen stands for the plains states where it's been really summer. i know for 4 or 5 months that back in the high grand the mountain states. there's rain all over the place, doubt. i'm sure a good news with potential flashed lighting in places canyon countries. for example, it's dry now in san francisco. that's the forecast for thursday. and although we still would have major hurricane on its way, slowly north was we are seeing an improvement in the weather. for example, the turks and keiko's. the wind speeds are in excess of $200.00 calories per hour. they might be hard. this time you're watching because the storm has strengthened, but it leaves behind these to improving weather, but master showers in the caribbean. ah the welcome page. so think it's only 2 months as the main the bank gets close that out. here it is here. the way i'm going to go with that particular things can expect some strong support. hearing with this, michael milton central amer

u. s. s i was devastated by, well, it either states last about 400000 people at the brits last less than the americans did. and the soviet suffered 27000000 deaths. mm mm 27000000 a by john kennedy cases, american university of commencement address. and i, to 63, he said that what the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states. east of chicago, have you been destroyed? 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 p

u. s? well, you were brought to a, been, you know, by the american government after they were removed from europe when you're expelled . and the u. s. embassy here on i was in charge of their security and everything else. they do bidding, government and politicians, they have no access to the majority. healing can help you find the ones i need from . there are many claims of humor. i it's a music. there are many defectors who have managed to escape to come, but, you know, been going to kind of going about, he's maybe a fair. and we have to mention something that we have had very hard to diploma the nation between albania and europe. even in the year 2018 in 2018, then we're heading claim that you're on was wanting to carry a terrorist attack against the organization. something that has never been proven back in 2000 a month and i'm finding so benjamin netanyahu, who already asked me for a drama to a severe relations, albania. we around the end of this year, we have the right number of being expo

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u. s. and well, it has since weakened. it's still unleashing strong winds. and torrential rains. authorities are scrambling to respond and warn of a long clean up ahead. hurry can hunters fly into the eye of storms to gather data for meteorologists. oh, but this hunter was shocked by the strength of this hurricane. he says e n will be one to remember. today's flight was certainly the roughest that i've been on. and my 6 years of doing that, and it was, it was a messy pass. and i think even if you know in the future we fly through a storm in it and being worse than that, it will still be one that i think back honestly. oh, well, was it worse than ian? i'm not sure. ian has turned florida sandy, beaches and coastal towns into a disaster zone. streets have been turned into rivers and nearly 2000000 homes and businesses are without power. hundreds of thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate. but some of chosen to write out the hurricane. you as president joe biden has urged people to heat the safety precautions is life for him. you should obey all warni

u. s. as well. and in fact, the temperature in the teen stands for the plane states where it's been really summer are oh for 4 or 5 months. that back in the high grand the mountain states, there's rain all over the place. doubt i'm sure. a good news with potential flash floating in places canyon countries. for example, it's dry now in san francisco. that's the forecast for thursday. and although we still want a major hurricane on its way, slowly north was we are seeing an improvement in the weather. for example, the turks and k cause the wind speeds are in excess of $200.00 calories per hour. they might be hard. this time you're watching because the storm have strengthened, but it leaves behind least improving whether massive showers in the caribbean. ah, there was a time when the aka vanguard river flowed were enough to sustain life in the northern callahan desert all year round. 2 but that's changing. we thought of 3 men in different parts of the alcove and go down as they faced drought, wild anim

u. s. as well all the way down into florida. there's that wet weather for the far south of california could call some localized fighting . of course it has been bone dry here recently. a sir will make his way off shore, but the shower still there, the 15. good part of the south west of the us further east. lots of wet weather there across the eastern half of the us. pushing into that eastern side of canada. the same weather system actually bring you some pretty wet weather out of the gulf of mexico. right? the way down into central and southern parts of mexico. much of central america sinks and pretty lively showers over the next day or so, live the showers to across the caribbean islands as well. some very heavy could cause some localized flooding, some wet weather them coming in to hispaniola, into cuba, and the can on the damp side there for jamaica. ah, the environmental a se one of astray. his most ancient forest on the red from mine. with tuscany penalties against protest of one. 0, one ace. makes those prepared to break t

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it's worth well into the billions of dollars, and that's as other u. s. secretary of state anthony blanca meda. well, on announced visit to kia on thursday. the new american aid package also includes assistance for several e u countries, including poland, lithuania and romania, which blinkin has deemed quote, at risk of future russian aggression about brings a total amount of money, washington has given to ukraine since the start of the conflict. a well over $14000000000.00. meanwhile, germany pledge to send extra weapons to kia and continue training. ukrainian soldiers as west and officials met at the u. s. air force base and came to thompson . all of this in the ramstein, germany. that meeting occurred as united nations has been urging the international community to be more transparent about the flow of weapons being pumped into ukraine image fears the military hardware. it could go into the wrong hands as it already has been doing. so in early june intervals, chief, both voice his concerns about the destination of the weapons being sent to ukraine, re

u. s. as well, and it's going to need more savings from consumers and from businesses. and we're already starting to see some efforts to that ends. you know, more of the more businesses are moving towards other fuels a side of gas if they can, households as well are moving towards other means of heating aside from gas. and so these measures are going to be important in the months ahead if germany is going to meet at savings goals, a quick word on, on inflation, which i mentioned it at 10 percent stay. there's talk of recession in europe biggest economy. so what's that likely to mean for, for people was not just talk of recession. the question is more, how bad it's going to be. not whether it's going to be here. almost all the prognosis we're seeing right now say recession is coming for 2023. the latest one we saw today say it's likely the german economies likely to contract by half a percent. what that means is that businesses will pull in their spending. that means that there could be lay offs that could be job losses. that means the households will pull back, they're

u. s. dollars. well that as youth, we're disgruntled, we went to school on the 10 various qualifications which we are failing to use because there are no jobs. hence, most of us are engaging in activities like bricklaying or leaving for south africa to find better employment prospects. i don't know why it's not easy to be evicted from one house to the other. dear, the failure to pay for rent. therefore, i apted to live in a cemetery so i can have somewhere to lay my head. must go is concerned about the sanctions against them. bob, wy and believes that the country as a.

u. s. economy be then? well, the impact will be in the federal reserve already laur to the estimates for economic growth. they increased the estimates for the unemployment rate them in the united states. so the problem is the federal reserve probably started to, to erase interest rates and too late. meaning the economy is already shown some signs of weakness, but money becomes more expensive and more expensive. and more expensive, meaning that companies, for example, with, to invest less and that will address the economy. it will bring a higher unemployment rate here in the united states if it will eventually lead into a recession. that's the big debate and that remains to be c. r for last correspondence caught in new york there. thank you. yes. i had several of not some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. lithuanian government says it will assess each visa application of russian citizens who try to avoid mobilization individually. the interior minister, i said there are already excepti

u. s. many years. so why bored america? knowing very well that this deal with bach a san is going to put one of itself close friends, make de la wallace, which now india has made it very clear to americans that in the other not warmed f sixteens being operational. it is a big headache for india, a headache. india does not want. we discussed india's concerns with a policy unless you say pakistan's main aim is the fight against terrorism. a. but in terms of the eastern, the tree, the number of the systems and the india, but this is far greater than this. so i don't think it's a matter of concern for india terrorism as you know, lingering, focused on, achieved significant success within it. and the full a also goodness and improvement in the us. however, the check is not completely valid, which is why a general and box in particular needs to maintain a credible and reliable counters and give the ability that is by gaining operational capability of 16 years. and in that case, the concerns are unnecessary and irrelevant because you're aware that

u. s. as well. and in fact, the temperature in the teen stands for the plane states where it's been really summer are oh for 4 or 5 months. that back in the high grand the mountain states, there was rain all over the place. doubt, i'm sure a good news with potential flashed lighting in places canyon countries. for example, it's dry now in san francisco. that's the forecast the thursday. and although we still what a major hurricane on its way, slowly north was we are seeing an improvement in the weather. for example, the turks and keiko's. the wind speeds are in excess of $200.00 calories per hour. they might be hard. this time you're watching because the storm have strengthens but it leaves behind least improving weather but massive showers in the caribbean. ah ah who.

well. the u. s. is long attempted to undermine iran stability and security to no avail. it can't hide its nefarious designs. loosening communications sanctions while keeping maximum pressure in place, both meant to provoke instability bids to violate around sovereignty won't go unanswered. even though there is no concrete proof or at least publicly available. however, it's worth pointing out a couple of things that would suggest to some, that iran isn't being paranoid, saying the u. s. decision to reverse some of its own sanctions on iran. so the processors could have why their internet access. and that's nothing new for america . they did the same thing doing 2018, brought us in iran. we worked with technological companies to help free flow of information in provide circumvention tools that helped in last week's protest. we are able to sponsor v p ends and that allows iranians to use the internet. also, the u. s. often begins to amplify the voice of dissidents, of course, without mentioning their financial motivations. in the case of this latest protest in iran, one par

well. the u. s. federal reserve says it will likely raise interest rates at least another 2 times before it's done. that's while central banks around the world are taking similar measures. despite this week's warning from the world bank that these synchronized moves could trigger a global recession, new york's attorney general is announced a big lawsuit against former u. s. president donald trump, his family and his company's leticia. james. so some of the trump organizations, most valuable assets, were linked to business for old political hand reports from washington dc. former president donald trump, has always been keen to put the focus on the many buildings he owns, but now he's been accused of fraudulently misrepresenting the value of those buildings. and this is the subject of a civil court case announced wednesday by the new york attorney general. the allegation professional assessors would decide how much the buildings were worth. but when the trumps went to get loans or insurance policies, t

well. while the u. s. has been blaming rush for using gas exports as a political weapon and food before that in the ukrainian ports. isn't the white house essentially doing the same thing with microchips? but it's really hard to, to just measure you know, what, what is the plan? he's just the rational ultimately there's no you see, i have some doubts on how well thought those plans are, is just is containing. and i think i think they're not looking at the whole game, the broader game here. because because ultimately i really doubt when it comes to the microchips that's for example, salt, korea that would actually go against china. keep in mind that more than 50 percent of salt quin markets when it comes to micro sheets is china. and then south korea major. the majority of its production is in china. so why would you do a suicide by destroying this industry? it doesn't make any sense. so i think it's it's, it's a new to fail. ok. we watch with interest there for the time being. angelo juliano political on f

u. s. as well all the way down into florida. there's that where to weather for the far south of california could call some localized fighting a cause. it has been bone dry here recently. a sir will make his way off shore, but the shower still there, the 15th part of the south west of the us, farther east. lots of wet weather there across the eastern, half of us pushing into that side off kind of the same weather system actually bring you some pretty wet weather out of the gulf of mexico. right. the way down into central and southern parts of mesa came much of central america saying some pretty live, he showers over the next day or so live he showers to across the caribbean islands as well. some very heavy could cool some localized flooding. some went to weather them coming in to hispaniola, into cuba, and the king all the damp site there for jamaica. ah, environmental, a se one of astray is most ancient forest, on the red from line. with tuscany penalties against protesters one o one ace makes those prepaids to break the law. on

well, do you think there is any prospect that the united states will face consequences if a ran sees victory in this case? could it have any sort of serious impact on u. s. foreign policy? well, in general, i think that the united states is on the decline and the united states and its european allies are facing a much more difficult future ahead. they will not be able to control the rest of the world, like they did in the past. and there, and as we move forward, i think their scope of authority will radically decrease. and whether or not there is ever a punishment in store for the european union who gave for example, chemical weapons stadiums and the united states are giving them the military intelligence to use it. and the political cover to get away with it. whether or not there's ever any accountability is one thing. but what is important is that as the united states find it, adversaries are going to remember these things, whether it's in iran, on us, on venezuela, anywhere, anywhere else in the world. russia, people are going to remember this, and they're going to remember what the united states did to them, and that itself will have consequences. p

u. s saying that russia is throwing out conspiracy theories and then you have russia throwing out statements that were made by the u. s. president himself. well, i think that's exactly what they've said in regard to supporting terrorism and syria and iraq police operation. and also category we did not so town and united states apparatus for the beginning of the war and terrorism center . i was a symmetric war against our suppose an axis entities. and we have received our radical or britain or russia and china are so in any action we is justified in the case of right now. busy it's bad if they even operate the possibly the commander possibly even when it wrote because the washing representatives are not true. credible actually for example. ringback right, representative, no, there was a field operation exercise that freight exercise package. you actually conducted the use of drone technology under water explosives actually put photos out of the navy in the explosives, that nation units that were doing these actions with other nato parties. one thing about this one was the other european partner. so if you want to say through 81 of the part nat

well. kimberly hallett, joining us in washington. d. c. for the u. s. reaction on russia's annexation plans and that signing ceremony. do to start any minute now. kimberly 1st over to you, what are we hearing out of the u. s. 1 well, the position of the united states with regard to the actions of russia are very clear, the united states will not accept the annexation that is taking place. in fact, just the opposite. the what the position they of the united states is is that these referenda that is taking place that is sort of predicating this signing ceremony. 1 is really one that me and i say, sees as a shower made says in the prove that it's offering. it says that it has seen videos of people being coerced in some cases, armed guards going door to door, forcing people in these regions, these 4 regions to cast their ballots. in many cases under giraffe, being coerced, intimidated, other words forced to vote him for this reason. the white house press secretary crecia here saying that the united states is prepared to oppose with economic consequences ag

well. the u. s. federal reserve says it will likely raise interest rates at least another 2 times before it's done. that's while central banks around the world are taking similar measures. despite this week's warning from the world bank that these synchronized moves could trigger a global recession. indigenous groups in australia been holding rallies, and several cities calling for the monarchy to be abolished. organized to say they're taking a stand against crimes committed against 1st nations people. they're calling for the return of land and recognition of the atrocities against indigenous australians . during british rule, the protests are happening as the from it observes a national day of mourning for britney's queen elizabeth the 2nd sarah clark has more from cambra. we had the national memorial service behind me in parliament house. that was this morning that started with a minute sonnets. it was led by these trailing prime minister anthony albanese and was attended by a politician's dignitar

well. the u. s. federal reserve says it will likely raise interest rates at least another 2 times before it's done. that's wealth. central banks around the world are taking similar measures. despite this week's warning from the world bank that these synchronized moves could trigger a global recession. still ahead on all 0 from weight lifting champion to activist, we speak to a libyan pod olympian above the challenges he faces in a time of crisis. flower growers in the netherlands will need power if they want business to blue this winter, but sewing gas prices are putting more and more pressure on the bottom line. ah, good. he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to catherine book. your travel package today, still shari and still cool across portions of central and eastern europe. however one. so here's the forecast on thursday. think we may even see some founder downpours in some spots as well, but with this most of the action around the black sea. so let's go for a closer look. this is pre

u. s. s. r. and as well as expressing his condolences kremlin spokesperson dmitri pest golf highlighted corporate shops, rose cultured expectations of peaceful relations between russia on the west, which had no solid. her late mikhail gorbachev is a statesman who will forever remain in the history of our country. many argue about the role he played, but the fact that he was an extraordinary person, a unique person, is unequivocal. he is known, remembered and will be remembered all over the world. gorbachev gave impetus to the end of the world war, and he sincerely wanted to believe that that would end and there would be an internal romantic period between the new soviet union and the collective west. this romanticism was not justified. the romantic honeymoon century did not walk out of the bloodthirsty this of our opponents showed itself and when they were in a death which of the import. oh, well, despite what we're certainly host of controversies, mikhail gorbachev is considered one of the brightest and mos

u. s. dollars as well as youth. we're disgruntled, we went to school and attend various qualifications which we are failing to use because there are no jobs. hence, most of us are engaging in activities like bricklaying or leaving for south africa to find better employment prospects. go to walk, it's not easy to be evicted from one house to the other. dear the feeler to pay for rent. therefore, i apted to even a cemetery. so i can have somewhere to lay my head. must go, is concerned about the sanctions against them. bob, wy, and believes that the country as a sovereign independent nation has the right to make its own decision and truth its own political partners. african leaders to as recently as the united nations general assembly were all firm and united in the call for the sanctions to be lifted. so while the u. s. seems convinced that the sanctions are targeted and not hurting ordinary them. bob was the situation on the ground. looks rather different . got up a little oddity in johannesburg. recognizing the soun

u. s. courts, it did intervene in favor of this reason. i think that this also might create as well another side of double standards from the, from the american side. this time from the u. s. court. in case a civil suit would be submitted and it will be dismissed because there has been acceptance of several lawsuit by his release, providing them with financial compensation and similar by the miller as civil demands have been all. ringback submitted in the israeli courts against even palestinian authority, demanding to take responsibility on a tax on the supreme court as ready supreme called court also in this case intervened in favor of this res. so at the vice versa. it says have been. * not only have been a dismiss all and the on the level, but all of it because like when you think there'll be a double standard here as well. let me ask a richard falk and, and give you the final word richard form. what about the palestinian government? what more can it do at the state? as i've been saying, it should call for an international independent investigation. with the member of the investi

u. s. courts did intervene in favor of based reading. and i think that this also might create as well another side of double standards from the, from the american side, this time from the u. s. corps in case of so it will be submitted and it will be dismissed because there has been acceptance. a all federal lawsuit by israelis providing them with financial compensation. right. and similar by the miller and civil demands have been also submitted in the israeli courts against even palestinian authority, demanding that responsibility right on talks on the supreme court. this ready supreme called court also in this case in turkey, in favor of the is raised. the vice versa says have been not only have been dismissed well and the on both levels but all because like me think there'll be a double standard here as well. let me ask richard falk and give you the final word richard fox. what about the palestinian government? what more can it do at this stage? it should call for an international and dependent investigation. with the members of the investigating commission appointed by the un secre

right down to the gulf states after saying that last well into 1st a few shall sharpen texas significant re loma borderline between counter and the u . s. still showers in the mountains states across the central plains as well. but dry bath, for example, in arizona, i'm off it's wet in florida and most of the kind of been out. and it's also been worn. dominique of, for example, 36.3 high temperature ever recorded, have to say on this on. but it's accompanies this time of year by increasing cloud and showers, that for any of the out in small or big the heaviest ratings to the west of that. now she's through the gulf of mexico through mexico itself, with an orange tops suggesting pretty big dam pulse. there's been a persistent lane of line of rain from bolivia through northern prudent was the southeast of brazil that's falling apart. now, as you can see and south of it, where it should be cold, actually looking quite warm. the brink assessments, how much support is there for st protest that we've seen in coffee and across the rest of the country? the st movement has been very good. that's happening in the co confound the people across th

up to speed what happens to e v batteries once they're too weak to power automobiles like this, s u, v. well, sometimes they get a 2nd shot at life and it can light up and tire streets. and india usually they use between a 100 to 8275 percent, which is not very efficient, right? i mean, is like you have one little water water you drink happily to and you draw hopefully that way because they could still supply electric rickshaws with power for a full 10 years or the so called 2nd life batteries. the key to new mobility, especially in india, with the electric mobility thinking center bit, bringing resorts every 10 feet into back to become a major factor after all, 2nd life batteries don't just protect the environment. there are also cost effective if i could reap up those batteries. i extend the usable life of back these after around a 100000 kilometers, batteries are usually 2 week to power electric and c. v's. they need to be changed . the floor boards of electric cars contain dozens of battery modules and after their 1st life as the heart of an e. v. indo germans start up, newnan converts t

up to speed what happens to e v batteries once they're too weak to power automobiles like this, s u, v. well, sometimes they get a 2nd shot at life and it can light up entire streets in india. usually they use between a 100 to 8275 percent, which is not very efficient. right? i mean, is like you have one little water water drink, hopefully to and you draw hopefully that way because they could still supply electric rickshaws with power for a full 10 years or the so called 2nd life batteries. the key to new mobility, especially in india, with the electric mobility thinking center, bit, bringing the thought everything feet into back to become a major factor after all. second life batteries don't just protect the environment . there are also cost effective if i could reap up those batteries. i extend the usable life of back these after around a 100000 kilometers, batteries are usually 2 week to power electric and c. v's. they need to be changed . the floor boards of electric cars contain dozens of battery modules and after their 1st life as the heart of an e. v. indo germans start up, new non co