williams, united states navy. major dwayne williams, united states army.ef marvin roger woods, united states navy, retired. captain john d.m. nickie, sr., united states navy, retired. vicky yancey. petty officer second class kevin w.yokum, united states navy. chief donald m. young, united states navy. edmond g. young jr. lisa l. young. shuen young. and her husband yu gang jang. >> ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ ♪ that saved ♪ ♪ a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost ♪ ♪ but now i'm found ♪ ♪ was blind ♪ ♪ but now i see ♪ ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ the hour i first believedded ♪ ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ how sweet ♪ remembers remembers ♪ ♪ ness many toils and snares ♪ ♪ i have already come ♪ ♪ grace brought me ♪ ♪ safe thus far ♪ ♪ and grace will lead. me home ♪ fors ♪ amazing grace ♪♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the invocation. >> i'd like you to pray with me on this solemn occasion. almighty god, we thank you for your love and your grace. thank you for being here with us today in your migh

this is because the united nations allowed the high handedness of the united states to antagonize us with the absurd reason. the united states is now planning even at this moment to conduct joint military exercises in the surroundings of the korean peninsula. obviously this is an extremely dangerous act which could drive us to the brink of war. we have found another answer to defend against the military threats of the united states and to ensure peace and security on the korean peninsula and in the region. at the recent session, low on the policy of the nation's nuclear forces has been adopted with the unanimous approval. -- the united states should clearly understand that their heinous and hostile policy over 30 years has just brought about the reality of the prolonged situation for the future. comrade kim jong-un said that present international situations show that the contradiction between justice and injustice with the power structure around the peninsula has become obvious with a change as advocated by the united states that is being accelerated significantly. the most fundament

the united states is committed to this vital work. in every region we pursued new constructive ways to work with partners to advance shared interests. from elevating the quad in indo-pacific to signing the los angeles declaration of protection at the summit of the americas. to join historic meeting of nine arab leaders to work towards a more peaceful, intergrated middle east. to host the africa leader summit in december. as i said last year, the united states is open in an era of relentless diplomacy to address the challenges that matter most to people's lives, all people's lives. tackling climate crisis as the previous speaker spoke to. strengthening global health security. feeding the world. feeding the world. we made that priority and one year later we are keeping that prom. from the day i came to office, we led a bold climate agenda. we he rejoined the paris climate agreement. helped deliver critical agreements under c.o.p.26. we helped get 2/4 of the world's g.d.p. on track to khreuplt warming to 1.5 degrees celsius. now i have s

we do not ask any nation to choose between the united states or any other partner but the united states will be unabashed in promoting our vision of a free, open, secure and prosperous world and what we have to offer communities of nations investments that are designed not to foster dependency but to alleviate burdens and help nations become self-sufficient partnerships not to create political obligation but because we know our own success, each of our successes increased when other nations succeed as well. when individuals have the chance to live in dignity and develop their talents, everyone benefits critical of that is living up to the highest goals of this institution. increasing peace and security for everyone, everywhere the united states will not waiver in our unrelenting determination to counter and thwart continuing theorist threats to our world and we will lead with our diplomacy to strive for peaceful resolution of conflict we seek to hold peace and stability in the taiwan straits, remain committed to our one china policy, and we continue to pose unilateral changes in the sta

while the united states is prepared for a mutual return to plan of action the united states is clear, we will not allow ukraine -- we believe diplomacy is the best for this outcome. one of the greatest successes of this institution, we cannot let the world slide backwards. perhaps, singular stands the universal declaration of human rights by which our forebears challenge us to measure ourselves. they made it clear in 1948 that human rights are the basis for all we seek to achieve. fundamental freedoms are a risk in every part of our world. detailed reports by the u.s. commissioner to horrible abuses and the increased oppression of women and girls in afghanistan. today, we stand with the brave women of iran who are demonstrating to secure their basic rights. the future will be one where women and girls can exercise equal rights and committing to building stronger economies and a more resilient society. living their lives without harassment in lbgtq plus communities. where citizens can question and criticize their leaders without fear. united states will always promote human rights in o

engaging the united states in a war with russia could force the united states into serious dialogue.ly teaches the lesson of the caribbean crisis according to these and dmitry, i agree. i even tell you that only last friday. i spoke at a conference at the diplomatic academy, where mr. coach spoke, and according to him , both he and i had, in general, quite similar positions, and he, as i understood it, how can i speak, how i understood him. i know exactly what i think myself uh, we thought that u russia would hold you back as much as possible. here are the applications any nuclear weapons on any targets, but on the other hand, that nothing can be ruled out if the united states takes some kind of action on russian territory, whether it be the territory of the old or the territory that will become russian in a few days as a result of a referendum. i think we all agree on one thing what? uh, mr. sallin's statement has, of course, uh different audiences, and one of those audiences is the american allies, who have begun to worry about the possibility of using nuclear weapons in europe and

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the united states is committed to this vital work. in every region we pursued new constructive ways to work with partners to advance shared interests. from elevating the quad in indo-pacific to signing the los angeles declaration of protection at the summit of the americas. to join historic meeting of nine arab leaders to work towards a more peaceful, intergrated middle east. to host the africa leader summit in december. as i said last year, the united states is open in an era of relentless diplomacy to address the challenges that matter most to people's lives, all people's lives. tackling climate crisis as the previous speaker spoke to. strengthening global health security. feeding the world. feeding the world. we made that priority and one year later we are keeping that prom. from the day i came to office, we led a bold climate agenda. we he rejoined the paris climate agreement. helped deliver critical agreements under c.o.p.26. we helped get 2/4 of the world's g.d.p. on track to khreuplt warming to 1.5 degrees celsius. now i have s

worked on lifestyle contamination unit 516 in to to come manufactured, chemical weapons and unit 731 near hobbin, developed biological weapons, and tested them on civilians. in pen fung village, they burned down around 300 local dwellings to clear space to build unit 731. the facility was self sufficient and inaccessible. that when the batteries a prison crematorium stadium, a shinto shrine, an airfield, a dedicated aircraft group, and a bow station, the facilities commanding officer was also the projects audiologist colonel shinkel . you see, wow, you know, to push it. but it's, i guess she'll, she'll go colorful. komatsu is more than 90 years old and can't sit down for very long don't at the dinner k killed when you suddenly would have to rush of korea annella's. i don't know. she will death. worse is now on a memorial museum here. who is one of the saddest museums in the world who his house is from quickly if he can conquest. had a friend zachary woman, nashua. what a free account on yoda, he. cindy cwa can congratulate you back in 20. sure. i think in it and then push ya. lindsay

my father went to school in the united states. i went to school in the united states. all of my siblings went to school in the united states. and what we do see, which is bizarre, and you and i have spoken about the u.s.-saudi relationship, and we have spoken about this, i think it is a foolish idea to think that the united states deal with china, trunk, 10 years ago, 15 years ago, that is when the conversation was had. today, there is no longer a conversation, right? you can have event like this and actually discuss it passionately. it will tell you the extent to which the chinese have changed, the technologies, etc. now, people in saudi arabia do seem frustrated with the way they are being portrayed in the united states, especially young people in saudi arabia, young women, like in "united states," -- "the new york times," the rating the outfits, the concert. hundreds of thousands of people go to school in america. dr. doran: sorry, just to make sure your point was clear to our listeners, you are seeing articles berating the artist for performing in saudi arabia? mr.

states and a united kingdom. the level of the scale of condemnation was out. this is why even in extreme danger, this current political atmosphere in the west, unfortunately does not allow independent voices and you know, too full of voices in the continental europe. to say something that would come predicts the political purposes of the u. s. u k, and the ukranian party. and yet russia still pursuing as some modest attempts at trying to if not many, then find some common international ground. i'm talking about the recent visit by team from the international atomic energy agency to these inquiries. yeah. power stations, something that can cause this fleet among the russian analysts. some of them suggested that it was a worthwhile thing to do, you know, opening, leaving a door open to some sort of an international oversight. others argue that it was a reckless move on to part of the russians because it essentially invited a ukrainian it to storm the station once again and sort of sad the ukrainian demons. i wonder

a specific social with awe unit 731. did everything from exploding bombs laced with anthrax next to prisoners who were tied to steaks in a feel. we have evidence that they gave disease infected chocolates to children. i plead guilty to having exercised a direct guidance of preparations for conducting biological warfare, chiefly against the soviet union. biological bombs were to be dropped on vladivostok, but a shill of about of jetta tend to plug a visions. tribunal transcript generally amount of auto commander in chief japanese quantum army. ceramic bombs cont.

in the united states. for all the last 6 months, the united states has been constantly crossing the red lines and kind of pushing the red lines. moving the red lines forward and forward with the supplies will be increasingly heavier weapons where the supplies of intelligence information with actually preparing. i am supervising over the ukranian military operations with the approval of the cranium military strikes on the russian data, such as a grania the united states is participating in this conflict in a very be a scale. the scale is growing and this is dangerous. the united states beers, political and christy responsibility for the consequences and for the for the results of the war. and since ukraine is able to show. busy any success, such as the current offensive, which is failing, you know, what the united states is supposed to do, right? what can do united states do on the one hand united states can accept the truth, that it is impossible to defeat prosper in the open military conflict and allow di

with united nations ship. hear the secretary-general's estimate that must've relied on data generated by the united nations. and also what he heard and saw in pakistan that the initial requirement for putting pakistan back on track or meeting these losses. do you think there will beha policy changes in the government of pakistan relates to climate change? you mentioned early in the 2010 flood you put a system in place to try to deal with future flooding. is there anything you can do, at least in the government side of pakistan to potentially improve things? you have any thoughts on policies you might like to see implemented what you think and make a difference going forward? there is a catastrophe also inside the organizations. they focus on two things. one must learn the other's best practices. we have learned lessons. we have come to the conclusion that we are vulnerable. extremely vulnerable to such calamities. we have to prepare better to save our people. i can give you this example pakistan was poised to

and where are the competitors from the united states?eed to have more u.s. presence in the infrastructure biddings that are strategical in our countries. >> here in the united states, there are at least six trump-backed nominees running for governorships and senate seats in the upcoming midterm elections in november. and they have not committed and will not commit to accepting the election results in november. when candidates running for office in the united states cast doubt on our democratic systems and our democratic process, what impact does that have on other democracies around the world? >> margaret, i have to be prudent not to engage myself in u.s. politics, but i can tell you by my example. when you decide to run, you have to accept what people decide in the ballots. that's the essence of democracy. if you're not willing to accept what people decide in the ballots, you better not run. as simple as that. >> in 1977, on the original "firing line" with william f. buckley jr., jorge luis borges, the argentine writer, joined the progr

in the united states. for all the last 6 months, the united states has been constantly crossing the red lines and kind of pushing the red lines, moving the red line forward and forward with the supplies will be increasingly heavier weapons where the supplies of intelligence information with actually preparing and supervising over the ukranian military operations, with the approval of the ukrainian military strikes on the russian data such as grania the united states is part of this debate in this conflict in a very be a scale. this scale is growing out. this is dangerous. united states is political and steve responsibility for the consequences and for the, for the results of the war. and since ukraine is able to show any success such as the current offensive, which is failing, you know, what the united states is supposed to do, right? what can tonight and states do on the one hand united states can accept the truth, that it is impossible to defeat, proffer in the open military conflict and allow diplomacy

states and i come from my father went to school in the united states and i went to school in the united states and all of my siblings went to schoolun in the united states pretty so we do seek iran and you and i have spoken about the u.s. relationship and we've talked to bernie about thisip i thank youo a foolish idea to think that you can replace the united states with china. that is not feasible when ten years ago or 15 years ago, this conversation would've been observant today, we can have an event like this and discuss russia but that only tells you the chinesese are changed and technologies etc. and now the way they are being perpetrated in the u.s. and the young people, young woman who like, one artist or another and posted in the new york times the concepts they pay good money. it's a very adverse reaction. >> is problematic with the unites is because hundreds of thousands of people going to school in america. >> sorry, justol make your point was clear to our listeners, you are saying, articles, for performing in saudi arabia. >> correct. >> and among other articles, and i think

units.company did not pay for electricity, and the salary of nuclear workers sometimes waited for six months. the start-up of the first power unit of the rostovskaya npp, then still at the volgodonsk npp, became significant both for the concern and for the entire energy sector of the country. after ten years of stagnation, the era of atomic renaissance. in the new millennium, rosenergoatom built and launched 12 new power units and steam turbines. the plans of the concern for the construction, replacement units at the smolensk station and the kola peninsula and the development of small-scale power generation already include plans to build a dia in yakutia with a capacity of about 50 mw, and four more small floating nuclear power plants in chukotka with a capacity of up to 100 mw, each of which will be needed to supply new mineral deposits in isolated areas. before the forty- fifth year, we must introduce the build and introduce 25 power units represent 25 power units. moreover , these are new

the united nation and other world bodies influence the united states to transfer the money directly to our government can be spent on getting people. during the last 2 decades, the americans did not serve our nation and they instead betrayed us by bombing, or homeless and massacring our people that a large scale they killed. our children attacked our wedding parties and bombed our funeral. we appeal to the united nations to convict american and british military generals and bring them to justice. our order winning journalist martin j says that the u. s. has imposed these harsh restrictions to gain leverage over the taliban. i think the case of the still money is just one more element of it. obviously the initiative defines, taken. ready administration to transfer the funds to switzerland and hold the money in that account. not likely in the short term, but the money is going to be transferred to the conditions, the rigor placed for the money to actually be transferred to afghanistan. very strict indeed, they're playing the gemini cars are also saying to the africans, tyler bond look, l

the united states set the task of uniting the country under the rule of the south and getting at itsa large foothold in the far east, but according to various sources, losing from 136 to 400,000 people, spending 83 billion us dollars have not been able to complete this task. the us launched a war in korea in the fifties and really turned it into satirists with its large military base. just like what happened to japan in 1945. now, rather, it is a us springboard e for the fight against china and for the creation of e, anti-russian e missile classes. uh, so at the moment, we can say that the military expansion of the united states throughout the 20th century was a means to create military positions in eurasia in order to diktat against any country. china, russia, anyone else who will not comply with the requirements and instructions of washington, who will behave like sovereign countries, having failed, the pentagon will not draw conclusions in 12 years. the americans will ignite a new military conflict in asia in vietnam and suffer even more losses about it a little later. in indonesi

she miss it was an intern at the unit. like other teenagers, he was sent there to work and study materials. i had the with her mother and all up buddy b. oh, can you call? i thought, couched. i thought quite best little to go at madison thought on what on this the law she my new on a site is an old simile gateway and put them out that they give us the soda most present to cover the monitors. sho, get restart, said all clinician, don't know if i can not put the last show question new show people there even live in livestock breached shadow issue, the audiologist mastermind behind everything that happened in the desk. and the chinese population of hard being were the equivalent of lab rats. these weren't human beings who had rights to life who had rights to freedom from porter, in sickness and disease. these were people who he could carry out tests to further his goals, which was to create the world's greatest biological weapons program in the subjects were injected with cholera. typhoid anthrax, bubonic plague, and syphilis

i who had been a unit 731 soldier in his young man and killed people. paul johnson, an american director, has studied unit 731 documents at length, and knows its history well. unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short than build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever. now. japan had a longstanding interest in biological weapons, emperor a hero heater, who had a degree in the rain biology. believe that biological weapons would help to pan conquer the world as a descendant of the sun goddess a matter of. so he saw it as his calling in the 1930s, the concept of japan's exceptional role in the world permeated the country society . oh so so june gets the sunni, how many gandhi igloo? sucking yawn all natural medina. oh, japanese journalist shoji condo, the author of evidence of unit 731 crimes. a book that caused quite a stir is one of the few people who tried to give an impartial account of factors that brought japan to war. tiny, d

the united states is committed to israel security. and a negotiated two state solution remains in our view the best way to ensure there is security and prosperity for the future of the palestinian state which they are entitled. both sides fully respect the political weight of their citizens. we also urge every nation to commit to strengthen the nonproliferation regime. no matter what else is happening in the world, the united states is ready to pursue critical arms control measures. a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought. five permanent members of the security council reaffirmed that commitment in january. but today you are seeing disturbing trends. russia shunned the nonproliferation ideals at the 10th npt review conference. today as i said they are making irresponsible nuclear threats. china is conducting an unprecedented concerning nuclear buildup. despite our efforts to begin serious and sustained diplomacy, the democratic people's republic continues to violate u.n. sanctions. while the united states is prepared for

so that people unite with us. show our fraternal people that we are together. the united states is the source of russia's provocative actions china considers such a vision unacceptable, spokesman said president. dmitry peskov, formerly the speaker of the american house of representatives, came to armenia where i made some very careless visions that could harm the peace talks in yerevan and baku, and this is not the first time this has happened in early august. she flew to taiwan, and the very fact of this trip complicated the relations between washington and beijing as much as possible by the press. she even began to seriously discuss the possibility of a military conflict, the states and china, the real reasons for her visit. armenia is also understandable peace in the region - this is the last thing the united states needs. in taiwan, authorities assess the damage from a powerful earthquake tremors of magnitude about seven occurred in the east of the island. in the city of yuli collapsed, the five-story building

is that when you look at if when you look at the map of the united states like call it the map the united states in your mind. okay, like what it looks like today the lower 48 so you're gonna take essentially the entire state of florida. okay, you're going to extend the panhandle of florida and then think about how it begins to make this curve to the northwest. okay, so that curve is gonna follow the south and southwestern boundaries of the louisiana territory, right? so it's going to look like what you know, it's gonna look like you're starting sort of the texas state line and then it's gonna go a little further north perhaps up into colorado, wyoming and then it's gonna hit a straight line almost all the way to california right to almost all the way to oregon territory, okay? so if you're following that line. florida eventually picks up a nickname. all right. it is referred to and it's referred to by. jackson what's by one of jackson's biographers who uses this expression and it's wonderful. it's he said he describes florida as a pistol aimed at the heart of the united states. that if w

[applause] >> harris: the president of the united states speaking to the general assembly at the united nations for 25 minutes. he did, in fact, start with russia and how could he not with the recent threats and the mobileization of 300,000 fighters, reservists inside russia. people are leaving, hopping on planes. running out of flights to get people out as their dictator goes full tilt further into a war with ukraine and makes threats wider than that. we're back with nikki haley former united nations ambassador and former governor of south carolina. the question of the day with regard to russia, ambassador, did president biden say anything to dissuade putin from going nuclear and going further into killer mode? >> what he did. it was a strong -- he came out strongly for -- against russia and called them out for the comments they are saying and called them out for the actions they've taken against ukraine. it was strong words. now get with nato, make sure you send anti-drone equipment and get the equipment. we don't need to send blank checks to ukraine. they need to have the ability to

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i think that unless the united states are united kingdom and or is the key when the government drops, of the idea of pushing russia out, the nuclear danger will remain because it is absolutely great. it is crystal clear that it is affordable for them. if i, what do you think they mean by pushing russia out? russia see which country way, where on earth could it couldn't be push the you can, and you're going to put it on the, on the moon. so how, you know, that's the boy, you know, president zillow, you of your green, your state, you will continue to fight unless you read takes all the ukrainian land with the mine in line to run orders. americans are apparently, and openly improving disperse, right? i know it is absolutely clear that it is possible to drive russia out through traditional military needs. this is why they turn to nuclear terrorism and the threat of nuclear terrorism as a mean, you know, to try to push russia out in this way. this is why i think the danger will remain unless they change the political purpose. oh, there. oh, there pools, you know, i try to fall in political

well, the united states has never liked the sco, the united states, in principle, does not like organizationsnot control, but now that both russia and china, which are declared adversaries in the sco, are coming in iran yes, uh, which is also a long-time adversary of the united states, that is, and i think that the approach will be even more negative. now, do you expect some kind of tightening of american policy, and in relation to china, in relation to russia , maybe in relation to some other countries after that yourself? well, with respect to russia, i expect. this is no secret. ah, administration. first, it promises. secondly, the administration is very much lobbied by zelensky and part of the electorate of the democratic party who support him, and a lot american voters originate from poland, ukraine, eastern europe, and in several key states. where there will be congressional elections in november, these voters play a role, and therefore, under these conditions, it is politically beneficial to take a hard line on russia. well, or finally, now this is an attempt in congress to declare rus

so if the united states had accepted what was on the table, then we would have had a deal. now instead, the americans gave a response which was obvious to the iranians for to be a tactic or a tax delay, an agreement. and i agree with her guests in washington. i think that this tactic, this delay is due to the internal issues that team biden face it. so the issue is not really iran, if what iran had put 4 or if you runs responses, which the european union foreign policy chief saw as reasonable. if they accepted then by now we wouldn't. right now we wouldn't be. you will have this discussion. ok, hello. let's, let's try to unpack the whole scenario ears, which are going to play out in the near future. 2015. the agreement was based on 3 key components. first, putting some limitations and limits on the iranian nuclear program in exchange for sanctions release. and then the i am going to be monitoring the implementation of that particular agreement. now the i am saying in particular that they're the stockpile of he highly in rich rear. irena has grown enough to produce enough fu

i am currently in the united states in the city of washington.every day i meet with a business trip. every day i meet with congressmen who are directly responsible for allocating funds in ukraine and for the allocation of economic aid for arms in ukraine, and i tell you honestly every day, meeting with someone there or just uh, around the capitol somewhere, meeting a senator or a congressman, the first thing we hear, ukrainians, we are with you, uh, the counteroffensive near kharkov is a historical moment for which you are very we are grateful that you have done something that no country in the world has done in the last 70 or 80 years, that's why the whole world knows about us, they want to help us and want to be with us. spend a speech asking about our successes at the front well, of course, mr. roman, it is interesting how in this situation, when they try to interpret these events in moscow, the kremlin constantly says that it was all planned, that we did everything here as we wanted that's why we see that they left hundreds of pieces of equip

, ground units, unmanned units to oppose the russian fish?iv even now there in the background they are working on identified targets, information is being transmitted and these targets are being destroyed communications in a smaller way, but the air reconnaissance system of the reva is affected quite significantly, but not critically , that is, it must be reckoned with, but it is not capable , let's say, of completely hindering our air reconnaissance, it affects its effectiveness , its tactics, but systems aerial reconnaissance, they continue to work and work effectively , mykola, you and i once talked about the place of robotic platforms on the battlefield before the war or there in such a simpler period, it seemed that these ground platforms could somehow work to be done, but de facto we see that the enemy does not even use experimental options and our developments of our companies there are not visible on the battlefield. what's wrong? well, in principle, that's all. yes, there is only one small problem, until artificial intelligence reach

it means the fate of the united states -- and assert the dominance of united states security and rotate forces. off the marches into florida. madison has is horrified as what he is done. he has the man replaced as a commander. matthew marches into florida, and what matches -- it's just that, they already know how to work with jackson. they know what to expect either jackson's outcomes. that is going to go a long way in many ways. for madison to be able to show discipline when you have military officers that are acting outside of the realm of commands, and then jackson gives them throws the result that allows them to say, well, sometimes it is worth it to us. this is not an unprecedented moment. i think it shows the power, if you, will that jackson represents. and the abilities. just again, the nature of the relationship between these men. particularly between monroe and jackson. munroe is going to go to bat for jackson and madison in this. >> there is a range of assessments on this communication situation that happened. i really liked the synopsis from daniel fowler who read the papers

we, what we can go back to the fact that unit had in the united states invaded iraq. even though the coffee was against that. so whenever we hear about the, you and charter, the russia should come, why would you in charge that we should, you know, ask i was so how many times united states has broken the united charter un chop and so sorry, so, so this is double standard. i mean, you can, you know, require from other countries to comply with you and talk to, although they require but not applying the same rules and laws. so this is what, what, what the united states is doing. we've been hearing about this multi color world or more democratic governance for quite some time. but it's one thing to aspire to something. it's quite another thing to actually practice is do you see any signs around the world that the countries are actually ready to engage with? one another on an equal footing that is being a generous front and the enemy to one another. i mean, we have to pay close attention. what is happening in different, you know, frame multilateral frameworks, like bricks,

in four of them, this work on the purpose of strikes allegedly became the humanitarian center of united russia, this is reported by the city administration, it is located in the jubilee park there and one rocket fell, on sundays a large number of residents gather in the park. including the children of dozens of people, every day they turn to the humanitarian center by a lucky chance. no one was injured several neighboring buildings were also reported attacks on novaya kakhovka this too kherson region. the air defense system operates in the city for a day. the air raid alert has sounded four times already. but even in jesus, they again fired at the colony in yelenivka, where ukrainian prisoners of war, according to the dpr defense headquarters, fired from a hurricane rocket launcher, one person died. that in this way the kiev regime is trying to intimidate its own military so that they do not surrender. belgorod schools within 10 km of the border zone switches to distance learning in kindergartens , duty groups will work. this is the decision of the governor for regular shelling of the r

and what the united states should figuratively uh, very beautiful.t seems to me that you put it sergey alekseevich and neglect, that is, cool down, yes, and stop pumping up, and the situation from the statements of both putin and lavrov and patrushev follows a different one, that we consider the united states to be a party to the conflict hence, it does not follow at all, but the threat of application. i am a tactical nuclear weapon. on the territory of ukraine, this implies a completely different thing. yes, what can we at a certain stage, but think about how to strike at the centers of acceptance solutions. actually, how many times did he say, and doesn’t it seem to you that nikolai yuryevich is switching arrows? from the war of the west against russia, because it seems to me that, including at the un general assembly, russia managed to form and strengthen this narrative that the west is waging war against russia using ukraine as a proxy and in part to break this narrative in part, just to switch attention . and, of course, in order to demonize rus

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 essay since i've targeted and not hurting ordinary them. bob woods, the situation on the ground looks rather different. got out of tea in johannesburg . alright ahead of this sunday's presidential election in brazil, some western governments have been loudly voice and concerns of what they call up and democrats trends that are promising to use economic leverage to quote, bolster democracy in south america's largest country. we urge you to take additional steps to make it unequivocally clear to president both dinero and his government at brazil's constitution must be respected and attempts to subvert the rules of democracy are unacceptable they. you should state that it will use different leavers, including trade, to defend brazil's democracy and human rights. it would be unacceptable for the united states to recognise the government that came to power and democratically and it would send a horrific message to the entire world.

we do not ask any nation to choose between the united states or any other partner, but the united states will be unabashed in promoting our vision of a free, hopeful security prosperous world, and what we have to offer. investments that are designed not to foster dependency, but to alleviate burdens, and help nations become self-sufficient. partnerships, not to create political obligation, but we know our own success, each of our successes increase when other nations succeed as well. when individuals have a chance to develop their talents, everyone benefits. critical of that is living up to the highest goals of this institution, increasing peace and security for everyone ever everywhere. the united states will notice wave you are in our unrelenting determine ace to counter and thwart the continuing terrorist threats to our world. it will lead with our depaiplom. we seem to building across the taiwan straits, remain committed to the one china policy, and we support an african union-led peace process to end the fighting in ethiopia, restore security for all its people. in venezuela, where

of course, the united states is one of them. it is a another instance in which would be helpful to have crimes against humanity an american law books at long last. >> the chairman eluded, i will just conclude because i see my colleague, senator graham, has arrived. the chairman alluded to the question that he has been asked, i have been as well, whether the law could ever reach vladimir putin? my answer is, yes. at the very least, in my view, he could be tried and convicted in absence yeah. he is not going to be in that position forever. maybe for less time than he expects. if he refuses to submit to the jurisdiction of a valid court, the international court of criminal justice, couldn't he be tried and convicted in absense e. >> again i cannot speculate on individual cases. that is not consistent with justice department policy i will say that the post cold war era has seen a number of heads of state brought before courts for, to be brought to justice in the wake of it across the crimes. >> i'm glad you said that, i think there