u. s. without power dirty people dead. and the issues for travel had just really been cascading bite laser, so my both been unable to show her christmas holiday and many other holidays. well matthew, i'm just interested to know your point of view about the causes of this storm. how much of this can we pin on things like climate change? i think that's a really tough thing to say. so these sort of storms, these middle latitude site loans tend to feed, are something called barrack lunacy. your essentially your change in temperature with distance over a short distance of the lower levels. are there something we tend to senior, the gulf stream or a warm current of water on the eastern seaboard? so we typically see these things off the east coast united states. very rarely do see them over the great lakes, especially in december. so to see something like this is not necessarily timely. climate change is more random, but it's a rare nonetheless. debt said there are size of the gen 3 and the upper level. heard that when the upper

u. s. relations. the one hand even definitely needs the u. s. when it comes to ukraine, the finish prime minister has said just a recently that without the u. s. we would be in trouble and by we, she meant the european union. on the other hand, there is a brewing trade war, what some are calling a brewing trade war, and that's because of, you know, recent us action that is seen as to protection. as for example, the inflation reduction act, which would subsidize u. s. companies that by american and here in the u that is seen as a, as an action. and that might further, you know, further damage the economy. here with a lot of companies already speaking about relocating to the united states. and so it's a very, very tough balance for you leaders when it comes to u. s. e relations. and it remains to be seen how the address that today. another challenge is this is italian prime minister, georgia maloney's 1st e u summit. she's been known for her a conference. i'm controversial statements on migration. we saw her to day mentioning that migration is a priority. it's an ongoing topic for the you. but i think that's also something that we should be watc

stripes in east and poland without causing any casualties. moscow would link that in fact, the natives assistance for here under, on the scenario b, russia would destroy a u. s. intelligence satellite, also without casualties, but with a risk of outer space debris. moscow would say the strike was in response to western intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance support the cranium tax on russian forces. now on to scenarios, see that scheme seems to be a bit gloomier with dozens of casualties expected offer ha, all through a hypothetical, russian stripe on ebay says in nato members, poland and romania. moscow was supposedly claim such attacks were conducted due to the natives support for q and ultimately, rasa will conduct strikes against several major air and seaports, including ramstein and rotterdam, which could be to hundreds of and she and civilian casualties. under that scenario . the reason for those strikes would be self defense to counter native support fee grainy attacks on russian territory. we heard from retired us air force left tenant colonel karen, quite koski, who says the rom report simply refix the views of officials in washington. it re

u. s. africa leader summit with global power is vying to boost economic and political ties to the region. the president is keen to underscore the importance of u. s. africa relation. stay without his era for all development. ah, 2 more protested or killed in peru as supporters of the ousted former president demand his immediate release from custody. ah, hasn't think of this is agitated, alive from the holes are coming up. iran publicly hangs a mang lint to anti government protests. it's the 2nd execution in less than a week. the nigerian army is accused of carrying out massacres, targeting children in its war against arm groups in the north east. and afghanistan. struggle to sell the world's most expensive spice. ah. at least 4 people have now been killed during protests in peru. demonstrations began last week when former president pedro castillo was impeached and arrested. his successor. dina bala. water says she will ask congress to call early elections, but many protesters, one, the former leader, released immediately in the 2nd largest city at a keeper. they blocked access to the airport and fought with police and inner and the hoyle, as the grieving family of a 17 year ol

u. s. in us from without he and came out in the lodge numbers to see we demand on into extra additional killings. so police officers of justified 72 percent of the kennings of happen alleging, but they were result of anti crime operations. and i wanted to ask within the communities, is there a slight tension there to some people maybe not have sympathy when somebody who was committing a crime dies at the hands of the police and how do you respond to that? if that happens, but i think it's so we live in a country that prides itself in upholding visual overall. why do we have all this said is, if someone has been found doing something wrong, can we have a law before not can we have them arrested and taken to court and prosecuted instead of the police deciding to be the judge and the jury and executioner. because this is what happens most of the time. and this is a crime not just in can now, but everywhere else i do not think police have a right to take away anybody's life when days a law that can be followed. for me, the biggest issue has been the quality. they are not treating people who sim like

u. s. one o 1700000 homes and without power, thousands of flights have been canceled jabber towns. he has more from washington d. c. across the u. s. and certainly from pennsylvania to florida. they've been told to expect the coldest christmas in recorded in recorded history. the main thing now there is in areas where governor hooker was speaking from, for example, upstate new york, buffalo biography walls, the great lakes region that's, that's the area where the snow and the wind is still pummeling pummeling the area. people are trapped inside their houses, and christy is out around the country with religious figures. we have over a 1000000 people. a 1000000 households are without power right now. at least 10 people have been killed by russians. shelling in the southern ukrainian city of her son, president vladimir zalinski accused moscow killing for pleasure. ukrainian troops retook the city last month and a major setback for russia. if, when a 2nd day of unrest in the french capital, after the fatal shooting of 3 people at a kurdish cultural center for these fort, we protested, w

the winter storm that hit north america has risen to 50. thousands of people are still without power across the u. s. in canada. another boat with her anger muslim refugees has landed in northern indonesia. the 2nd arrival in as many days lose the 100 navy. 5 people arrived in our jail monday and are now receiving medical care. refugees say they left bangladesh in november and had been drifting at sea for weeks. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski says 9000000 people are still without power. electricity grid has been damaged by shelley as russia targets energy facilities. serbia's presence is raised, the military's combat readiness to the highest level. alexander virginia says it needs to prepare to defend serbia's territorial integrity. tension between serbia and kosovo escalated on sunday. after shots were fired at a border town in northern casa, over those i headlines. the news continues here now to sierra, after witness, and of course you can stay up to date with the news. if you head over to our website, al jazeera, dot com, a weekly look at the world to talk business stories from global mark

u. s. companies, competitive internationally, without the least is according to the us based center for strategic and international studies in the latest report funded by amazon and space tags. the report labels, china as the main player who could undermine the u. s. dominance in the broadband constellations and notes that while basing expanded interest the cost developing countries, washington should continue to cooperate with relevance commercial companies and increased regulation in the industry. earlier we spoke to the director of the china national association of international. so this he says that china isn't interested in the space race with the u. s. and the global powers should 1st and foremost have respect for other nations. it is completely absurd for anyone to believe that china wants to replace the united states as the next. the super power of the world. china wants to embrace every other country as an equal rather than trying to impose it's a fuel on top of any other country in the world, including the united states. canada has be a major force for market economy and a fre

u. s. market price any more, maybe, you know, even though the u. s. has europe over a barrel without the diversification, that cheap russian energy provided. but, you know, he's over there asking anyway, it's worth a shot, right? pulling in the baltics without even knowing whether or how these new russian oil sanctions might actually harm europe and our own people were already calling for an even lower ceiling just to stick it to putin without even knowing if sticking it to putin would actually work either above the only thing that's actually working for sure. right now in the you is it's virtue signaling machine, and that thing never seems to take a day off. we discussed the issue with ralph ne meyer, chairman of the german council for constitution and sovereignty, who believes the growth energy crisis is killing european industries. it is a nother steps to watch raising prices for european and german consumers. because what we will see tomorrow on the 1st of december is did factor shut down of the dervish pipeline, that ads and spread and burke in germany. and it is facto telling u

he knows that without support of the u. s. he has no chance to fight russia. the big fear of those who are in support of zalinski is war efforts, is that the topic gets more and more politicized to lensky who has been a brilliant communicator, proved at once again in his hartford approach to congress in a rare joint session. only time will tell if he was successful in convincing his critics, but the wizards will go down as a crucial moment in the war with russia, as the lensky will bring home the desperately needed air defense system patriot. which will allow him to counter proteins, brutal airstrikes. the new package of u. s. military aid for ukraine includes the state of the art patriot missile battery. kia has repeatedly pushed for the advanced air defense system, which u. s. officials say will enable ukraine to better defend itself against russian attacks. but moscow says supplying ukraine with patriot missiles will have repercussions. the patriot is a highly effective surface to air missile system. it would be the most advanced system provided by the west

u. s. authorities, but he's raised without addressing any of the questions in principle. and he's raised after a large number of the corporate mediate the new york times washington post the guardian and so on have raised themselves. so in other words, it, it seems like a safe time for albany to start raising it. now. he's raising it in a, in a safe way, which might have some moral persuasion on the, by the administration who knows, but at least after all these many years, he is finally saying something joe is fall and has passed a resolution officially declaring a famine that occurred in the so that you clean territory. 90 years ago as genocide, russia foreign minister in turn has a keys and germany of delivery. distill thing, historical facts to serve current political purposes. the german political elite attempts to belittle its guilt using artificially contracted acts of genocide by ukrainian nationalist radicals and blaming the ussr for it. the german elite tries to whitewash the memory of countless inhumane crimes of unprecedented scale committed by nazi germany in t

u. s. maintain it's nuclear weapons without testing explosions. according to government, scientists, the implications are many and cause for both concern and hope in what scientists call a potential milestone for humanity. heidi joe castro al jazeera washington for new zealand is imposing a lifetime tobacco ban on future generations. a new set of laws will make it illegal to sell tobacco products and cigarettes to any one born after 2008. and that means the number of people able to buy tobacco will shrink every year. new zealand smoking rate is already as a historic low. the legislation is designed to cut the number of retail is able to sell tobacco by 90 percent and 3 years. there is no good reason to allow a product to be sold, that kills half the people that use it. and i can tell you that we will end this in the future as we pass this legislation. this bow will create generational change and it will leave a legacy of better health for our youth. it will reduce hospitalizations and reduce the burden of smoking related illness. it will save thou

u. s. to return migrants to mexico without the chance to request asylum. many who have made it across the border and to el paso, texas are wary of accepting shelter. they fear it could mean being returned to mexico, temperatures in the city or forecast to drop to below 0 degrees celsius. many of the people who made the journey to the u. s. remain on the streets, some sleeping in the cold outside a church. okay get, oh i said i, i want to spend christmas in a place where it is not cold. i would really like to be under a roof just as every one he would like to spin christmas under a roof because the cold as strong. several foreign aid groups have suspended their operations in afghanistan after the taliban government band women from working for aid organizations. they say they can't effectively do their work without women. afghanistan has reached unprecedented levels of hunger with 90 percent of the population, not getting enough food. rushes president says the west is trying to tear apart what he calls historical russia. vladimir putin says he's trying to un

u. s. maintain it's nuclear weapons without testing explosions. according to government, scientists, the implications are many and cause for both concern and hope in what scientists call a potential milestone for humanity. heidi joe castro al jazeera washington, alessandro ne to people have been killed in flooding in kinshasa, the capital of the democratic republic of congo. there been land slides across the city of 15000000 destroying homes and roads. alex barrett has more. the backbone of the democratic republic of congo highway system, the in one cut into the heavy rains across the capital kinshasa have submerged entire neighborhoods. it's being described as some of the worst flooding to ever hit the city. a landslide slammed into this home in the cities bins, a del vo, district, 9 members of the same family, were killed up at delicately to la mcguckie, very against the number like you. we went back to the house to sleep. since we were soaked and cold, we went back to bed and just after the war collapse and the children and the parents, then a

u. s. maintain it's nuclear weapons without testing explosions. according to government, scientists, the implications are many and cause for both concern and hope. and what scientists call a potential milestone for humanity. heidi joe castro al jazeera washington. a call to the bahamas has denied the bail to the former s t x at chief executive assignment bank when fried, he'll be kept in detention until february ought. they declared him a flight risk when he was arrested on monday in the bahamas and that faces several fraud charges in the u. s. they include using company funds as his personal piggy bank. gabriel, at his on the reports from new york. yes. is equal will, he was the face of crypto currency sam bank min fried a 30 year old rising business star, who became so famous as he was known simply as s p f. ball viewing his stardom was f t x. the wealthy crypto trading firm he founded. but last monk that firm came crashing down and on tuesday, what a federal court new york. what charged bank min fried with 8 counts, including fraud and money la

u. s. agencies involved decided to target victory route because because they could, without any giving any thought to whether or not they should and the repercussions that followed a lot of helpful things happened along the way. and it starts with all a boot. victor's wife, who never gave up and never hired of trying to ensure that he would be freed president pollutant, who never gave up the notion that victor booth was wrongfully taken from from, from his fellow citizens in his family. and that i should say, for mister roth, was, was insistently in victor's corner, as was ambassador. and ton off who even recently went to visit victor in, in the prison. that is, that is referred to as in america as the, the guantanamo of the north. that's how bad the conditions are there. and we were fortunate that the judge and victor's trial, a judge genuine, made some very important findings at his sentence, saying that were that were really strong and supportive. and pointed out several of the things that, that undermined this merchant of death, the narrative that had taken hold in the us. and so when

u. s. maintain it's nuclear weapons without testing explosions. according to government, scientists, the implications are many and cause for both concern and hope. and what scientists call a potential milestone for humanity. heidi joe castro al jazeera washington. oh, of course. and the bahamas has denied bail to the founder of collapsed crypto currency exchange f t x. some bank who fried will remain behind balls until february, as he's been declared a flight risk. he was arrested on monday and faces several full charges in the us. gabriel, the thunder reports now from new york is a global. he was the face of crypto currency. sam bank min fried a 30 year old rising business star who became so famous that he was known simply as s p f. viewing his start, him was f t x, the wealthy crypto trading firm he founded that last month that firm came crashing down. and on tuesday, when he federal court, new york, when he charged bank, been fried with 8 counts, including fraud and money laundering. hours after more charges were filed from the securities and e

u. s. maintain it's nuclear weapons without testing explosions. according to government, scientists, the implications are many and cause for both concern and hope in what scientists call a potential milestone for humanity. heidi jo, castro al jazeera washington. oh, colon baker. explain so now in a bit more detail how nuclear fusion works. nuclear fusion is joining adams together at high speeds. it's what happens in the sun, and it releases huge amounts of energy. scientists have wanted to replicate that process since the dawn of the nuclear age. unlike vision, power fusion does not dump dangerous radioactive material into the environment, and it doesn't produce carbon emissions. it does need extreme conditions, very hot, very pressurized, and it's difficult to sustain. however, it cannot cause a chain reaction. if the process fails, it simply shuts down. as well as the u. s. france, china and the u. k. all have invested billions of dollars into this research, but they're still decades away from delivering a system that works. many experiments use

u. s. agencies involved decided to target victor rude because because they could, without any giving any thought to whether or not they should and the repercussions that followed. we were fortunate that the judge and victor's trial judge shalon made some very important findings at his sentence, saying that were that were really strong and supportive. and pointed out several of the things that, that undermined this merchant of death. the narrative that had taken hold in the us . the 1st thing i did was i gave her call. she had been retired at the time to migrate the surprise she, she not only spoke to me, but she stood by her words and was willing to go public with her views that the sentence that she was forced to impose. ready on victor was way too high and she would have given him a much lower sentence if she had the ability to do so. i'm surprised you survived because you know, you don't. it's not like, you know, the older you get, the more, the more likely you are to suffer some sort of catastrophic illness. you just don't call 911 there. they don't have actual physicians. you know,

strikes and east and poland without causing any casualties. moscow and league van attack to nato assistance for keith. now on to scenario, be under that sky. russia would destroy a u. s. in terms of the satellite, also without casualties, but with the rest of alto space debris. moscow would say the slight who's in response to western intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance support for ukraine attacks on a russian forces. scenario see, seems to be a bit gloomier with dozens of casualties expected after a hypothetical russian strike on air bases. in nato members, poland and romania. moscow was supposedly claim such attacks were conducted due to the natives of port for keith. and ultimately, russia would conduct strikes against several major air and sea ports, including ramstein and rotterdam, which could lead to hundreds of military and civilian casualties. under that scenario, the reason for those strikes will be self defense to counter nato support for ukrainian, thanks on russian territory. we heard from a retired u. s. air force left turn, colonel cowinan court cowski, who says the ryan report simply affects views or officials in washington. it really is an

without an agenda. that simply doesn't happen. right. so what makes the u. s. thing that they could engage african leaders without an agenda come to watching to let me tell you what i want to do for you. come to watching to let me tell you what you need to do in your country. and that again is an old game, right? not going to work anymore. to be honest with you. if i'm to speak the truth. i hope a lot of it has gone up because it is an insult. it is an abuse of the us as a can lead us is a disrespect of the african lee. that's where is the agenda, plays respect to the african leaders. do unto them what you would want done on to you. so it's really a simple ask. let me ask you a question. you mentioned china and how china approaches this. i'm interested in what china get so right. and but is there a blind spot there? are there problems in the china africa relationship from your perspective? let me know. so let me just let him know in the head and deal with 10000 with the 10000 upon body like in the room. yeah. racism as well. there's a very important part. the di

u. s. administration, the by an administration decided to halt these dialogue. it happens after our special military operation started without any explanation whatsoever, unilaterally, but the moment a u. s. wants to come back to the table and resume strategic security dialogue with russia will, will be their terms like nuclear, a war on world war 3. we're increasingly hearing that both in the media and on a government level. what's the purpose of that? who benefits from this type of aggressive rhetoric? i truly regret that these happens. i am disturbed by the fact that them, the very idea of a nuclear war became over time, more and more acceptable if you wish. for general public, it's in admissible in our view. i see no reason why these discourse continues. it's in interest. so those who want to stir fur further on the general sense of uncertainty and find ways how to continue this litany of blames, blame game on russia. we can not accept it. it's completely completely absorbed them has nothing to do with reality. rushes foreign ministry has said multiple times that the u. s. is increasingly close to becoming a party in the

without power. ah, welcome to the u. s. refugee agency says at least a 180 retainer refugees there were stranded at sea for weeks and i presumed dead. the group report to the left on the dash and late november and on sunday, 58 men arrived on indonesia, northern province. after weeks at sea, both of the 1000000 ringing refugees from me and all living in crowded comes in bangladesh when he risked their lives trying to reach malaysia or indonesia. chandry has moved from docker every dry season, which is mainly from october to early april. there's a huge attempt by running refugees in the camp to migrate to malaysia, rather searching for a job and shelter, and malaysia and indonesia. now, last month, even though at least $200.00 rowing or after just landed in a in indonesia, several landed in rescued rather by long gone navy and area bell. bang, bang, or the coastline is notorious for drug trafficking and human trafficking. many of this border rickety fishing trial last with a single engine highly burner. both people are jam

u. s. government right, well, they didn't really have a clue without over a certain amount of skepticism. i thank you very much. every time in washington. in other news, a u. s. charges handed down lengthy prison sentences to 3 men tied to the leader of a 2020 plot to kidnap michigan's governor, pull baller. joe marson and pete massacre have been sentenced to a minimum of 710 and 12 years at respectively. they were convicted of providing material support for terrorist act. the trio did not pay direct roll in the conspiracy, but were members of a pan military equip that trained with adam fox, fox faces a possible life sentence for the scheme to kidnap governor gretchen whitman at holiday home. so like his government has lost no confidence vote in parliament despite last ditch efforts to gain support. it was passed by 78 lawmakers in the 150 seat parliament vote will not mean the immediate change of the government though it could open the path to early elections. opposition parties have criticized the government doing to little to help with to help people cope with soaring energy costs and

they do indeed, well, we also can't have a conversation about australia and china without mentioning the u. s. and i see that on the eve of this visit prime, this album easy made a rather striking choice to his new us ambassador, the former prime minister, kevin rud, who not only speak mandarin, but also i believe that has the doctorate on. she's in things well view. he's also been heading the asia society in new york for the last few years. alicia is this is trailer, making its priorities in washington clare. well, i have to say indeed, you're quite right daddy. it's a strange choice, but i guess, you know, kevin rat is, is probably good enough to be to also help him. but sort of the you as a mother, he knowledge and child. i mean, but the, the thing is i don't know how anyone is going to kind of, i mean, how is it going to be that he's really not somehow maybe under denny li, interfering yet, because because the u. s. s such an interesting china so. so that's going to be a tricky ah, whether that was on purpose and there was a reason for that. i really can't tell when it is indeed difficult

u. s. or the 1700000 homes are without power. thousands of flights have been cancelled. there's been a 2nd day of unrest in the french capital after the fatal shooting of 3 people at a kurdish cultural center. police fought with protesters who accused security forces of not doing enough to prevent the attack. at least 8 people have been killed by russian shelling in the southern ukrainian city of care, san ukraine's president accused moscow of killing for pleasure. his troops retook the city last month. a major set back the russian 10 people have been killed and several others injured. after a gas tank or exploded near the south, african city of box burg, emergency services say they're investigating. it caused widespread damaged. sonya guy, hugo reports. the moment a gas tanka stuck under a bridge exploded into flames. it was outside the tambo memorial hospital. inside the impact collapse, the roof and left day be strewn around the emergency room. nearby homes were also damaged, as flame spread for the site of the exclusion. residents from a ne, by elderly care home were

u. s. has use a pandemic related rule to quickly expel some 2000000 border crossers without allowing them to seek asylum. that will have been set to expire this week. but now the u. s. supreme court says, not so fast, the rule will remain in place for now, as the court considers whether to hear case wrought by republican let states that argues that an overwhelming tidal wave of migrants will come if the border restrictions loosen. and indeed, there has already been a historic surge of migrants with more than 2000000 people trying to cross the border into the u. s. this past year, shattering previous records still in the u. s. and the congressional panel investigating last year. capitol hill attack has recommended criminal charges against former president donald trump. it comes after an 18 month investigation into his role january 6th. the riot. trump says it's an attempt to block his 2024 white house run. my cabinet has details from washington dc without objects it was for committees, 11th and final, public hearing charity attention to summarize, the report that we made public on wednesday b

u. s. e. 's itself is the world's indispensable nation, but does it all patients without sort of talk here? there are simply too many other countries willing to do business with africa who don't demand economic and political obedience. she has the al jazeera washington in turkey, a thousands of people have rallied against the conviction of its samples. may a more new i guess. on wednesday i caught sounds and guilty of insulting public officials during the mayoral race. back in 2019. he was sentenced to, to, to more than 2 and a half years in prison and has been banned from politics. supporters say the verdict is politically motivated. him cuz sonya was at that rally the stumble. thousands of people gathered in front of his stumble, metropolitan municipality, to show support for sambal mayer a crime more loose. and it is a protest against the court decision which wants the jail assemble mayor and impose a political been. now what is next for a crime? mom? although is a matter of concern, and now a way for court of appeals is open for him. the next step is there. even the court of appeals hol

u. s. e. 's itself is the world's indispensable nation, but as it'll patients without sort of talk here, there are simply too many other countries willing to do business with africa who don't demand economic and political obedience. she has the al jazeera washington. now harvard university is appointed at 5 african american and 2nd woman as a new president. claudine gay is currently head of the university's faculty of arts and science will take office in july. our appointment comes as harvest faces are crucial supreme court decision, which might force it to revise its longstanding emissions processes. university is long and criticized for considering race. when choosing students in greece, a teenager shot by police has been buried in an emotional sammy that brought out his entire roma community. the shooting calls days of riots and felony k, 16 year old cost us for a ghoulish was shot in the head during the chase last week of the allegedly stole $20.00 worth of petrol resource. he's now investigating it as a potential racist killing. jones roblis has more from the northern port city. the famil

u. s. has unveiled the latest model of itself bama at a ceremony in california for $700000000.00 b $21.00 raider is designed to be able to fly without a crew. it can carry nuclear, as well as conventional weapons. the aircraft is the 1st u. s. strategic bama to be produced in 3 decades. the world health organization estimates at 90 percent of people across the globe now have some resistance to cov, 19. the w h o g said the end of the emergency phase of the pandemic was closed. but not here yet. he want that gaps and vigilance, we're leaving the door open for new corona, virus variance to emerge. ah, the knockout stages of the word cup get underway to day. meaning if your side loses are knocked out of the tournament. the 1st match, the netherlands play, the united states and the early evening. cattle time later argentina take on australia, the winners move on to the quarter finals. when looking back to last night, there was a high drama in the last round of games and group h with a score at 11 between south korea and portugal. the portuguese pushed for a winning goal with a corner kick. now this as the game went into injury time as a

u. s. has use a pandemic related rule to quickly expel some 2000000 border crossers without allowing them to seek asylum. that will have been set to expire this week. but now the u. s. supreme court says, not so fast, the rule will remain in place for now, as the court considers whether the here case wrought by republican lead states. that argues that an overwhelming tidal wave of migrants will come if the border restrictions loosen. and indeed, there has already been a historic surge of migrants with more than 2000000 people trying to cross the border into the u. s. this past year. shattering previous records. over the past 20 years, bangladesh, as capital has lost more than 2 thirds of its wetlands to land grabs, unregulated development, is raising the risk of floods. on this tundra child re reports, it's making data. one of the world's most unlivable cities. with the population of more than 20000000 people, doc a is a mega city and the economic harbor, bangladesh. the rapidly growing economy has led to high demand for land. but it comes at a considerable cost to the environment and estima

u. s. military personnel on the ground, co ordinate with the intelligence forces from representatives of kia themselves, have admitted that not a single attack with h. i m a r s system has taken place without the consent of the united states. now, the russian ambassador pointed out that u. s. leaders are constantly bragging about how precise these weapons that they manufacture in an export are and how they clearly hit the targets. they're intended for the russian ambassador pointed out that if that is the case, that raises question at all. the civilians who have been killed by rapids letters though precise, getting the targets there. and right now, a big point of the need that was also raised by russian ambassador to ben z. a was the flow of these latins not just to the forces in the board, but also to criminal organizations and terrorists and other groups. and how there seems to be a lack of oversight on the part of the united states on to who the very corrupt government and ukraine might be handing off or selling these weapons to. here is how he also spoke on this issue that didn't make him of the major difficult topic is that weapons sent to ukraine or being smuggled around the world. w

u. s. e. 's itself is the world's indispensable nation, but there's little patience without sort of talk here. there are simply too many other countries willing to do business with africa who don't demand economic and political obedience. she ever chancey al jazeera washington. so let's bring in robin sanders. she's a former us ambassador to both nigeria and the republic of congo. she joins us live now from washington. d. c. ambassador. sound is good to have you with us. where does africa stand on president biden's foreign policy list. i mean the u. s. invite . so leave african leaders to washington just summit hosted not by the president, but by his secretary of state, anthony blink and, and biden honey turns up to give a speech. some would say, perhaps this is a bit insulting to africa leaders. i said listen to the package beforehand and also your comments right now. i really think that neither are inclusive or fair by actually the twice with very detail remarks. and then the 2nd session was actually dialogue. so i don't think that that is actually actually selective of the vironment. you di