to recognize that ukraine will never join nato and ukraine will be a genuinely neutral state. furthermore, ukraine and the west have to accept the fact that russia has next these 40 boss plus crimea those or absolutely essential for me to start negotiations. i find it impossible to imagine how the west and ukraine are both going to agree to those conditions. and if they don't agree to those conditions, hooton's gonna continue to push, push forward on the battlefield. listening to you, john, are you saying that you expect donald trump to fail in achieving a piece of chord between ukraine and russia? yes, i don't think you're going to get a piece of court. i think what you're going to get is a frozen conflict. in other words, i think the russians are eventually going to reached a point on the battlefield, where it's clear they are victorious. and the conflict will stop much the way the korean war ended in 1953. you'll get some form of armistice. but i think it is. and i'm choosing my words carefully here in light of your question. i think it's virtually impossible to get a meaningful piece

it was even before the full—scale invasion of ukraine.was some kind of consolation, probably, to this young woman's mother, to herfamily, then i talked to this young woman's mother after she learned that he was freed. i don't think devastated is a strong enough word that this very idea ofjustice was just cancelled there. of any society. do we know how big the issue is? how many criminals have been released? mm. the convicts were recruited in privacy, in secret, in exchange forfighting in ukraine, there must be a possibility, how difficult is it going to be, do you think, to get back into normal life again? there have been changes in russian society which are irrevocable. and returning ex—convicts. .. well, i would assume that the violence rates at some point would spike up. people could try to pretend but obviously this war has already scarred the russian society for a long time. will you want to go back to russia after this experience? i would love to go back to russia as a correspondent, obviously, to witness changes and to write, to do

usa and the people all around the world, that alone support for dictate as a lend skis, nazis and ukraine estimates the washington town model the ca quietly admitted the likelihood of code 19 which killed perhaps 20000000, emanated from a foul chee by a wolf or a lab, least in china as to freedom of speech in the vessel states of europe, switzerland, just incarcerated truth, the name, a founder of the electronic intifada. just days after it rolled out the red carpet for his really genocide president, he's that good. so again, that was another truth teller max movements. all editor in chief of the grade zone joins me again from washington d. c. max, thanks so much for coming back on. i should start all by saying is the grey zone there now in the white house that the invitation of caroline leave at trump's new press secretaries is very clear and he wanted the presumably organizations like yourselves right there in the heart of power downstairs from the oval office as well. i'm hoping to be allowed back into the state department press room, but uh, i did put in an application and the applica

not before deal with ukraine. i highly doubt it. trump is actually mirrored when asked about it so which it in itself is revealing that donald trump refused to comment on who is responsible for nato. and the binding administration is doing all they could to deny us hand including leaking stories to the washington post another mainstream. publications about ukraine's responsibility and a secret operation. as of which in which vladimir zalinski was kept in the dark. i don't expect anything new, but i do commend independent investigators like eric anderson. the swedish engineer who led the 1st independent expedition to the site to the north stream blast a said drones to the pipelines, to actually investigate and has done a whole lot more than the state investigators in germany and sweden and elsewhere who have basically buried the entire investigation, i mean that's really a red flag right there, that this investigation is the and their investigations have been closed with no findings and away from the vassal space t

we're discussing the ukraine situation. the well is it often is during the break, some of the most important things are said, so i'm going to return to them for the broadcast here. and let me go back to you here. i mean, why should trump and this war? i mean, lot of people are profiting from it. the european slavish, they do what they are told. um, uh, the americans will sell them really high energy. i mean, if it's not broken, why fix it? i mean, that's what the syndic would say. and i think that's a sentiment that you can find in some western capitals in a fully installed the full keep paying. so when the americans don't want to keep paying for the war, and i see, you know, ukraine is getting elated with the site economy to go on financially beyond does she have any way? so you know, people need find enough plan, but i think that's why we all today. okay, well, i mean a lot of mirror um is a lot of people call this a, a griff tier. i mean, that's one of the reasons many would say is that zelinski is going to fight to the

now away from ukraine. the war in the ukraine ends with the country being divided into different territories. it seems many office european neighbors. fancy a slice of the pie that's according to the remaining in presidential candidate calling georgia school. the lenient, the crane is a made up state and then because the world is changing, since borders will change buffer more over the borders change. this is where will we be from? we have a northern because minute is our interesting thing. darren's will still have a little bit of left of the former task of pants. you both will remain with the pulse. secure is also mallet. rosie, you might have been the spelling of romania is far from being the only country potentially. i know, but you caribbean territories, palm gary and involved gary and politicians have previously shared their desire to see a return of some of the historic land if the ukrainian states would ceases to exist as a result of the conflict, the hon. gary in our homeland movement will claim tra

and now the economist, which had been touting all of ukraine, suppose a games on the battlefield now, concedes that the ukrainian front is collapsing while flooding mirrors the lensky himself and an interview a curse. late in interview with the pod cast, bro, lex friedman complained that out of that 175000000000, only half of it actually reached ukraine. and most of it is going to contractors in the us. this is money laundering and we are being targeted, our families are being targeted here in the us by ukrainian government interest for criticizing it. so, you know, one good, one thing that, you know, republican senators are the trump administration could do is finally cut off this death list. i mean, to be clear, the, i mean in fantasy, i would name a brave joy list or like you were exposing the october 7th, right pokes of amnesty international. and some other of those thoughts of groups sometimes on kind be referred to as kind of doing this. the i is work for the most of the time. you didn't get any support from reporters with that board is, or any of these sorts of organizations. f

big picture, it doesn't have to be about ukraine. it can be about everything about security for all that would work, but there is no political will for it in well, are you in, joshua is still a good document, is just to kind of cost that aside as well as imposes this notion of a little space international order, so you know, they've defied existing rules and increases non kind of flights of goals or new. they can apply new to, to countries with a, you know, they disagree the sites. another conference i mean, really works is that every parties allow me to type on an equal basis until that happens. you know, if it's only going to be less than dominated, kind of form must like the converse lives keys, you know, piece somebody's last year. twitch in their life and wasn't invited and most people didn't attend the knots, nobody going to be the on. so i, that was, well, obviously, but, you know, when you think of the nato, after the end of the cold war it's, it's, uh, architecture was, uh, designed to against and with, and without russia. w

the other john lewis, actually speaking of that, away from god that could it be ukraine? the destroys butcher blinking rep dictation. because there's an audit of the money that was sent out under the i don't know whether it was the by the ministration. a lot of control the see who was running your country over the bus you could bring can actually be got finally not for janice, i know for the all across in gaza. but for that well it's, it's kind of remarkable. now to watch usa, i d, suspend many of its grants. a broad and 90 percent of ukrainian media has seen its funding dry up. so the u. s. was had basically created not just a lot of nato colony, a with advanced weapon systems on russia's border. but also one of the most well funded propaganda apparatus is on the planet. now if you look at homogeneity, for example, a ukrainian media outlet that just sprouted up on the eve of the my done crew. they're begging for money. they're, they're pan handling on the front page of their websites because their funding is dried up. and this actually includes funding to neo nazi tied a

o of the country of ukraine. and they're saying that those massages, they headed right towards that voting school. in this, in the course region of russia, and that's a targeting civilians, according to the russian defense ministry. this basically, this action taken in this war, crime committed by ukraine was to distract the international attention from a world truly harrowing discovery made by the russian soldiers in the village of arose, kept the rich staff whose corporation is one of the villages that was most recently liberated by the russian forces in the quote, a scrooge an old russia, and vad the russian soldiers they discovered in one of the basements, basically they discovered bodies of civilians who were not just killed, but were brutally executed by the crating and troops. i did a report on that, he's an extract from it. do you see that it was meant to be a standard cleanup population instead of a blood curdling discovery, fingerprints of ukraine's months long presence in this village? the above you. a

so this, this is the ukraine, this is today's ukraine. organizing acts of terror and russia and the persecution of journalists. the gravestones editor in chief mex blumenthal joins going on the ground host option latan said to explore, alleged ukrainian activities that are far outside the lawn. you can watch the whole program today here on our tea for now. here's a quick preview. i was targeted by a separate ukranian government initiative called mo, far which sent out all my personal information, including my address or pointed address. the purported addresses of all my family members and their work associates to thousands of journalists and activists around the world. more far as based in london and is staffed by former ukrainian government officials. and recently there was a docking attempt on me as well through pro ukrainian channels on telegram. this is just persistence. it's an attempt to intimidate and threaten anyone who is a public figure who questions the disc, imbroglio in scandal of over $17055000000000.00 of us aid to ukraine, which is led to a complete blood bath in which an entire

but russia is adamant, and russia is blaming this on ukraine. well, for my pens, the coding senior security policy analyst, mike, i'm a live says cabs attempts to blame most go for the military atrocities. auburn, a parent cover up. this is all part of a propaganda war uh by the ukrainians. are desperate. they want to, they, they want to show that you, they want to suggest that the russians were firing on their, uh, finding on their own people and, and they had, had actually set up, uh, uh, had actually done that and can but, and blame it on the ukrainians when in fact it is just the opposite, is a very desperate move by the ukrainians to, to do this. and it is a, and i suggest a cover up of what they did do with this others in the, in the, in the, this other city in the course screeching which was described earlier. they're trying to terrorize the population in the, in the course creation. and that's very clear all of their targets for the most part, some exceptions have been civilians and especially a civilian civilian the school. and that is

should make the decision to equip ukraine with the weapons. it's people need to defend their freedom, namely the taras missile system. but there has been no willingness to do so far as across the entire u. block also spent much of the year last year, protesting against you, did catch that favor cheap, ukranian farming imports into the over their own highly regulated by the you products. so really, visa sticklers for e rules who find it. it's actually not making regulatory straight jacket. nice and cozy because they can has themselves in it, even though everything's falling apart around them. also risk being rocket launched in that straight jacket right into political oblivion. and apparently that's a fate that an increasing number of even establishments friendly, sick of facts propping up these governments across the u. r. now attempting to avoid a student, protests and serbia has erupt it into thousands of people now planning to block the intersection of 3 bridges over the danube river. the rally began with hundreds of protesting corruption i

a bloodcurdling discovery fingerprints of ukraine's months. long presence in this village be above you. well, i do believe i do. yep. yeah, june full is do those little, i mean, the civilians were killed by straight bullets. they didn't just happened to be in the way of a random piece of crap. no. they were restrained, tortured and executed with a diabolical meticulousness, which is, it is well for you, and i guess you're not the leader who script but each the is one of the villages most recently liberated by the russian forces in the course region. and as they rounded up those ukrainian soldiers who failed to flee the settlement. little did the russians know that one of the captives would admit to the atrocities. so that we raped the girl with particular cruelty. then i made her neil and then shot her. we went to another house, there were 2 men and one woman. we cut the veins on one of the men's hands. we decided to mock him just like that. then we killed them both. after that i raped the woman made her kneeling shutter. so all these images i

but russia is adamant, and russia is blaming this on ukraine. well that's, that's foreign ministry. space person says the killings must be fully investigated by the international community. it is evident that the extreme is news. they were committing a grave crime and attempted to destroy evidence, the selective nature of the militants. reprisals against the least socially protected segments of the occupied population, particularly the elderly, does of special attention. we believe it is highly important to inform the widest possible global audience about the crimes in the temporarily occupied territories of the coolest region. the bloody nature of the actions of keeps militants in the co squeegee and should be widely presented on international platforms such as the u . n. b, a, c, e, and the specialized agencies documented by representatives of the international committee of the red cross. and will become a subject of investigation by international human rights mechanisms, including non governmental organizations. well, for my pentagon senior s

and compared to all of the money sent by the west to ukraine. some of the protesters also say the dmc complex is all about the natural resources. we're here to tell the agent and this contract they've signed for wanda, for raw materials. because as everyone knows by now, there are no raw materials and rolanda. everything comes from the drc. see, these are blood minimal wireless and we don't want to see that happen anymore. we've come here to tell the members of the european parliament here at the headquarters of the european union that they are the ones behind everything that's happening in the d r. c. the financing of 20000000 to the rwandan army clearly shows that these people are the ones behind it. were fed up with your complicity with the rwandan and the genocidal coming. we are simply fed up make up your minds and quickly. where is the european union? where is products, where is the us and they will rush to help in the crane and they send billions and weapons the kids avoid. so what about the d. c? are they now? it's all happening over the

but russia claims it was ukraine that attacked the school.cnn couldn't confirm where and how this video was taken. it's been almost three years since the war in ukraine began, and among the growing number of casualties are u.s. volunteers putting their lives on the line in a war with no direct impact on their country. some are dying in combat. others have gone missing. and that's taking a devastating emotional toll on their families back home. as cnn's nick paton walsh reports. >> america isn't sure it wants this war anymore, but some are still fighting it. >> move, move move. >> this rare. footage of american volunteers in combat who are increasingly dying and missing in action. at least 20 now, mia. five cases in just the last six months, as there used to urgently plug holes in ukraine's defenses. fierce fighting has raged around pokrovsk in the east for months in the horrific web of bunker defenses there. a three man american team were pinned down after their mission to blow up a bridge fell apart in september. only one american survived,

so this, this is the ukraine. this is today's ukraine. a student protest in serbia has snowballs in to thousands of people, not planning to block a key bridge. crossing over the done, you'd river that the raleigh began with hundreds protesting corruption involved in construction contracts that led to the depth of 15. in the country, 2nd largest city, nothing's people from across, serbia has joined the blockade with heavy local participation in motorists keeping their horns in solidarity students. march the 18 kilometers from the capital downgrade to honor the victims of the railway station collapse in november. demonstration are demanding the documents related to the reconstruction project be released. and for those to a tech pro testers to be punished. you also call for the dismissal of all charges against raleigh participants. a prime minister of serbia was forced to resign earlier in mid protests on the same stuff. the students are being used by opposition. leaders of the, the cross border grouping, the southern african development com

as part of the si size deal with this ro handling. handling them over to the red cross, and garza ukraine says full people have been killed by russian. us strike on a boarding school and cost us president. donald trump may soon entice tar some kind of a mexico and china. all 3 countries have promised to respond to the joy tinge with sadness for a 183 palestinian prison. his release form is rarely, giles, many of them. re a nice thing with the families in southern garza, they've returned to scenes. they don't recognize the home shots, and by israel's 15 month rule, they were freed in the full exchange since the cx 5 took effect nearly 2 weeks ago . thought about as little reports from hon. eunice, the street relation, income unit, the as people wait to come to for this is that cuz the this prison exchange was since the goal is to cease point of view came into effect in mid january, the 183 postings men released in extreme with we is really captives of 111, arrived in guns. for some this, they seemed inc to see the blue moon as they taking the realities. emotions to control the i didn't exp

forces he owns, group for these to 3 is ready, come serves as part of a seaside deal with this ro, ukraine says russia has the types of parts of the cost region health by ukrainian forces with at least $95.00 people believe to have been trucks under the russell and us present. donald trump and prizes are still on inputs from mexico, canada or in china. we'll be looking at the in the a $183.00 palestinian prison. those have been released from is, randy jones is part of the latest exchange onto the goal is to see 5 deal that you agree to advise scenes of jubilation in southern garza, and also reunited with loved ones. exchanges the fall since the goal is to cease fire took effect nearly 2 weeks ago. thought of what was on begins on coverage from fun. eunice. the cheap relation in on unit the as people wait to come to the floor, this is back because the, this prison exchange was since the goal is to cease point of view keen interest tech to mid january the a 10823 postings, men released in extreme for 3 is really captives, 111, a really goes for some this they seemed inc to see the moon. but

goes ahead with the terrace on kind of the mix coat in china. 3 countries promise to response and ukraine says of russian s trying in the forwarding hills to the joy changed with sadness for 183 protestant in prison is released from is really jails. anything reuniting with the fibers in southern gaza? they return to themes, they don't recognize that homes shots it by, as well as 50 multiple. it was read in the 4th exchange since a c spot took effect nearly 2 weeks ago. as the reports from con eunice or the do you pollution income unit the as people wait to come to mothers of is that cuz the this prison exchange was since the goal is to cease point deal teen into effect to mid january a 10823, postings, men released in extreme to 3 is really captives. 111 are really in guns. for some this, they seem inc to see the blue moon. but as they taking the re on it, see the motion to control the i didn't expect my husband to be released. i'd assumed has gone away forever until this moment. i can't believe i'll been meeting him again. i'm that he's arrived now. i'm the happiest woman and now it's be

the ministry of foreign affairs, some of the am bassinger of ukraine. to slovakia, it conveyed a sharp protest against the statements from the ukrainian side and considers it to be interference and the internal affairs of the slovak republic. one other point of contention between the 2 countries has been the issue of gas. blood results gave recently criticized to feed, so accusing him of preferring russia to the united states and this allies when it comes to supplies of fuel. well, at the end of last year, the contract for the transit of russian gas to ukraine expired and he refused to renew it. so subsequently threatened to crane with cutting off electricity supplies and producing support for those who have sought refuge from the war in slovakia. earlier my colleague at murano mom, a spoke with the mayor of the select village of smell. no vladimir baran, he said. so once he wants to force slovakia is government to do what he of wants is being. busy or you may see it uh we go so georgians, guy, so the, they obviously the, the, these kind of things you m

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may not be in the right place on russia and ukraine, lots of republicans are.hat that america should be supporting its ally, ukraine, against an expansionist russia. we're not. she echoes other sentiments. and those could make it to donald trump. >> they could. and it would be interesting to see what happens. normally, there's a fair amount of tension between the cia director and dni, because, of course, cia has a lot of operational responsibilities. so it'd be interesting to see who wins that fight every day. talking to donald trump. but, you know, as we were discussing last night, she's not really going to be there to produce quality intelligence because, as you pointed out, donald trump is not a big reader. she's going to be there to sow chaos in the intelligence community. she's going to harm links we have with other intelligence organizations. i mean, in a way, this is another one of donald trump's very trolly kind of let's see how much i can make republicans and the public put up with in a, in a nomination. so, i mean, she's it's a dangerous nomination. a

and on the 2 weeks, the ukraine says the russian strike house. it's a boarding school in the coast region for people to have been killed. the attack is said to have happened in the city of citrus, which is on the ukrainian control and military spokes. person says russian forces used to kind of ariel them and knew that civilians were inside the building, preparing for evacuation. and my hon. how's the latest from keys? the ukrainians have issued a statement. squarely blaming russia for the attack against a boarding school, which they say is housing at least $95.00 people who are now trapped under the rubble. the statement says, groans and cries by help can be heard from beneath the debris, the state of the state. and also it goes on to say, i'll remind you that the majority of those inside were elderly and bed written individuals. the statement goes on for the decides that ukrainian focuses on now trying to dig those people out of the rubble. now this took place and ukrainian occupied russian territory, of course, which was taken by ukrainian forc

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any urge the international guarantee in the same statements, to step up arms deliveries, to ukraine, particularly defensive now terrorism and terrorist attack items that we are hearing me and move from ukraine, particularly when it comes to attacks against civilian infrastructure like this iran con. oh, is there a post of selling by the power military rapids? support forces may have sedans, capital that's killed at least 54 people. it's the latest incident and the conflict between saddam's army and the are a safe which began in april 2023. i'm about to report a busy market place turns into a scene of destruction. a civilians find themselves quotes up in the conflict between the permanent tree rapid support forces and the student is army. the showing by the rapid support forces or assess, happens in on demand city, positive, great to call to. it's been a fee of special ground finale 22 months. the city's army husband celebrates in recent games on saturday residents of our has a, he's a into 0 state well, console just as they enter the area, just south of call to the we will continue t

any urge the international guarantee in the same statements, to step up arms deliveries, to ukraine, particularly defensive now terrorism and terrorist attack items that we are hearing me and move from ukraine's suitcase when it comes to attacks against civilian infrastructure like this iran con. oh, is there a post of the sizes of students in savvy have are continuing to protest on the 3 months out of a city of a roof collapse at a train station. the incident killed 15 people in the city of novi, sad sparking claims of government corruption and mismanagement. sonya vehicles reports from nobody sent today. mom, mom, i'm actually when the colquitt county collapse of the train station in no. beside the $215.00 people, including minus i and it precipitates is a nation wide outbreak of sorrow as well as ida. that's what the testers say is government corruption and political dysfunction. these protests have been peaceful, not by students, but they have the nice people across the political divide. and nobody side on stuff is a, people have come across the country thousands where they have

while at the end of last year, the contract for trends that of russian gas through ukraine expiring, kia, refuse to renew it seems so subsequently threatening ukraine with costing of electricity supplies and reducing support for those who have some refugee from the war in slovakia, early and my colleague more time mommy spoke with a member of the slovak village of smu slot, to me at bottom, he said zalinski wants to full slip back. is government to do what he wants is being well call united states. uh we go. so georgians, guy. so the, and they obviously the, these kind of things you need, your job are supposed to below, off and the other people to be in country. so this i like a better romania and then there would be perhaps, and if he wouldn't be both as they say, the numbers were like $60000.00 in the capital. and from those agencies that the check the, the even reach out to just, you know, intelligence, they said the last doubled or tripled. maybe even maybe so this ignition uh is uh, quite valid, but they would uh have it would be no really bad. even though you have succeeded. za

ukraine wants to take captives, but the north koreans seem to prefer to die. they shoot one here in caution. in the distressing images that follow. they pull one injured koreans leg, then realize he has a grenade. he detonates under his chin. his last words were to scream. north korean leader kim jong un's name. south korean officials say it's nothing. five. maybe we meet the ukrainians who show us the faked russian military papers he was carrying, suggesting he was from russia's far east and his military radio codes. another paper, handwritten pledges of brainwashed courage. >> chris wright. >> judge merchan jinna han marginata. jinna han marginata. joel berg durunda. >> shejaiya shejaiya bora. >> these notes from a soldier killed. really? a snapshot of the mindset inside the hermit kingdom. declarations of loyalty, even tactics on how to fight ukrainian drones, and also the suggestion that their presence here is about helping north korea prepare for war. it's a remarkable insight, but also a reminder of how this biggest land war in europe since the 40s is be

and nato are waging via their proxy in ukraine did not begin when putin invaded ukraine. they hired their eyes set on this of -- they had their eyes set on this objective long before that." ms. gabbard: i believe you are reading my tweet. you are quoting a podcast that provided much more context. sen. bennet: i will have a conversation with the chairman about whether i'm taking anything out of context. are you aware of comments about proxy wars and russia's legitimate security concerns to quote your own words are in alignment with what the russians have said to justify their invasion of ukraine? yes or no? ms. gabbard: i do not pay attention to russian propaganda. sen. bennet: i will take that the answer is no. ms. gabbard: michael is to speak the truth. -- my goal is to speak the truth. sen. bennet: you say you're used to speaking truth to power. i am shocked to hear you say you are agreeing that you basically said putin was justified in rolling over the peaceful border of ukraine the first time since world war ii that a free nation had been invaded by a totalitarian sta

vance, who is a harsh critic of ukraine. ukraine's an issue that i think really stands out in senator mcconnell's career because it was a time when he put himself at risk. he put the politics of it at risk, in favor of an issue that he really cared about. it would have been easy to reject ukraine aid. instead, he worked to build a package to make sure ukraine had its aid. and it's a great example of something i think he looks at as a signature part of his legacy when it comes to foreign policy. he is stepping down as leader, but he is not stepping down from the senate. what role he play on this issue over the next two years? well, as you told me, he said, i'm going to make john mccain look like a dove. oh, what does that mean? that means very hawkish on defense spending, very much a multilateralist for the united states. and we'll see we'll see how big the megaphone ends up being, but that's definitely what he plans to do. let's talk more about the senator's relationships with key figures during his career. taking a look at

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