know from the first point: yes, because china poses a threat to the united states, this is, of course, a problem unreality and americandeology, if we say from a realistic point of view that , of course, china does not threaten the united states in any way and not with its armed forces and military relations not in a strategic sense, because, well, it is much weaker and has neither the opportunity nor the intention. in general, work out. this is, uh, such a terrorist position in politics, as i would say, but the problem is that in america it is considered. what counts? any independent country that is successfully developing not according to the american model. this this is already a threat to american ideology. yes, which says that this cannot be, roughly speaking, yes, and from this point of view , such a huge successful developing country like china which, well, is not politically subordinate to the united states and openly rejects its model, uh, politically and in some way... then to an economic degree, although not completely. yes, this, naturally, is a challenge or threat to the entire american ideological system,

united states. so this is the 1st round of sections back to the 2nd round over this case that is being issued. and that we now know, according to the united states, is an american that may never come home and have the happy ending. but the families of these americans that are en route to the united states are presumed to have me. we know this is a controversial this deal in the united states with some political leaders climbing the bond and has effectively pay to rent some money to the iranians. can you just explain? i mean, i mentioned that he bonded his double down and saying that this is the deal that we had to do. so there's no question that joe biden himself is very much involved in terms of this in a personal way, given the fact that he made a pledge to many of the families of those who have missing family members. not just in a ron. but for example, in russia as well, we saw the return of the w and b, a star, brittany griner, and that he wanted to bring americans home. and so even if this is being criticized for given be a, ronnie is too much. joe biden says, this was the right deal at the right time, that there was an opportunity to seize and that's why

the united states are in the public debt of the united states , the trade deficit of the united states and these well-known issues, but we have a series of things that make the lie of the americanublic fragile. let's see your example, i would say withdrawing from some international agreements, such as stopping the criticism of farhad rubberi's trading and investment company, withdrawing from treaties, the terms of the trans -pacific company, withdrawing from the internuclear missile agreement , withdrawing from the jcpoa program outside the paris climate unit, withdrawing from the mexico oil treaty and canada, the two neighbors of the united states in north america, has a positive trade relationship with you, and you want to exchange, import and export with these countries , they will have a trade deficit, which means they can be jealous of the trade because you will eliminate this addition, the trade deficit that will be eliminated. iran imposes let's close like this for another month and they will be forced to put maede naft aside, maede naft boulevard is appointed as the best fish in the world only because of the power of america and finally between these two countries they

american strength, for american security and for american prosperity, we must decide here and now that joe biden will never be reelected president of the united states of america. as americans face a choice in the upcoming presidential election, it is important to note that the choice voters face in this election is actually more complicated than the typical choice between republicans and democrats face in foreign policy. that is because some republican candidates including my former running mate are abandoning the traditional conservative position of american leadership on the world stage. and embracing a new and dangerous form of isolation. i believe isolationism is just another word for peace on the world stage. and appeasement has never worked. the new appeasement republicans say should retreat turn inward and focus solely on domestic concerns. i say that anyone that says america cannot solve the challenges facing our people and our economy on our borders, law and order on our streets and also be leader of the free world has a pretty small view of the leader of the greatest nation of the free earth. we can do more just as we have. appeasement wi

the united states of america, and i do not have to promise him anything , he told mccarthy, he is a republican and part of the right wing of the republican party of the united states the americanseve that the united states gives ukraine too much aid , but after the speech in the congress with the speaker of the house of representatives and the leaders of the party of god it became known that that the congress still supports the allocation of additional funding for ukraine in the amount of 24 billion e-e dollars, this visit is different from zelensky's previous visits, and we can see that it is obviously influenced by the election campaign, which , as i understand it, has not yet officially started, but it is already underway in the united states to the united states of america, how much is it definitely the influence of the company that is already actually leaving, although it has not been announced, but honestly, they do not connect any politician with statements of this kind and talk about his organization, and actually it is bad a tone of bad upbringing. do you understand that this is actually absolutely nonsense? kaza said that by allocating 24 billion to ukraine, out of mo

at war with the russian state and the russian people because they decided that russia is saying that happening in the country said independently american journalists, the united states the average russian feels dance feels like an american big problem to fight such a country, on the other hand, the united states swiftly go to fear questions. how can you think about a conflict with russia in such a situation, look, popov anton darynstiya. the ukrainian oligarch kolomoisky, who was charged by the country's security services today with fraud, came to the kiev court and will demand my arrest with the possibility of posting bail, the amount that boris ivanov has learned from the ukrainian security forces more than once, even now, a sudden visit, judging by these frames not suspicion. although, everything seems to be so clearly established that during 2013-2020, igor kolomoisky legalists were brought under two articles, fraud and legalization of property obtained by criminal means. each provides for up to 12 years in prison, if in terms of dollars over 16 million. it is yours that kolomoisky spent the money, they are sure in the ukrainian bureau of economic securit

goodwill of the united states, and latin america is generally very close to the united states is in such a neighborhood, and it is very dangerous and not always favorable for latin americanamosa is a striking example of this, and that is, the united states itself supported him, helped him stay in power as soon as they lost him. they are interested, and samosa lost political power and was forced to flee the country. well, since he was their son of a bitch, they let him into the united states of america for political emigration. sber presents a loan with cashback. allow yourself more every month return 2.5% of the rate with sber bonuses thank you , hurry up to apply for a loan with increased cashback. collect more profitably with a primer. one of my friends has a complicated relationship with the internet. cool shot, i'll launch it now. oh no, it’s not like that anymore, artyom, it’s megafon that keeps flying with him. switch to megafon , the number one mobile operator in terms of speed and coverage, the cool video spread faster than i thought, because with 5g it’s even faster, alpha bank was the first in russia to cancel the acquiring fee. all payments without commission

domestic economy of the united states , the public debt of the united states, the trade deficit of the united states, and these issues , but we have a thousand lies that make the american republic fragile. and withdrawing from agreements and amending agreements or , in fact, we can see the reduction of america's protectionism from this liberal order. for example, i would say in withdrawing from some international agreements, for example , stopping the negotiations for the conclusion of a commercial company and investing in rubber ferrats, withdrawing from the treaties of the trans company. pacific withdrawal from the internuclear missile agreement withdrawal from the jcpoa outside the paris climate unit withdrawal from the oil treaty between mexico and canada as the two neighbors of america in north america , have a positive commercial person, you don't want to install, you don't want to trade, import and export with these countries have a trade deficit it is possible that they can have a trade surplus, but because you eliminate this surplus , it will force iran to close the trade deficit for another month, and it will force them to leave maede naft on the side of maed

look, look, at the same time, there are still different school traditions, yes, in the same united american statesy opinion, which assumes that people go there, and those who have received an education, that is, those same educated ones, well, in this case, americans, although i when i studied there i met few of them, but nevertheless they were already like an additional skill... having studied journalism there for a couple of years, but there is still our classical university training for journalism departments, that’s the difference here yaroslavovich, how how to feel about this, well i i would say this, probably, if you wish, you can find really very different models , yes, even it seems to me that you can travel around the united states itself, see the differences in the presentation of information in the methods of working with information, in different... and parts of the country, in different, let's say, layers of society, as in any other big country, but it seems to me that in essence, what , as it seems to me, we teach our students, we teach them to think, and to think soberly, interestin

, at the same time, there are still different traditions from the school, and in the same united american statesa school of journalism, which involves the colombian, yes , in my opinion, which you assume, that people who go there are those who have received an education. that is, the very educated ones. well, in this case, the americans. although i studied this in such few places, i met them very often, but nevertheless, they are already like an additional skill. yes, after studying journalism there for a couple of years, but there is still one. here is our classic university training for faculty of geography. that's what the difference is here. how should we approach this? well, i would say, so, probably, if you want, you can find, naturally, very different models, even it seems to me that in comparison with the united states you can travel a and notice the differences. uh, in the presentation of information in copper works with information, uh, in different parts of the country in different, let’s say, layers of society, as in any other large country. and it seems to me that these are essentia

united states naturally, they couldn’t, but allow the strengthening of, uh, his regime. in latin america, what the united states did not like most was the nationalization of copper smelting enterprises owned by north americannies. this has become a very serious challenge for the national economic interests of the united states in the region. and besides, allendo. he pursued a socialist policy, he showed countries good economic growth rates. and although he offered to compensate as well. uh, in the us they reacted very negatively to his decision to nationalize this companies in this industry. let me remind you that these are the years that are called in the history of our foreign policy the years of detente, namely in relations between the united states and the soviet union, the normalization of relations with west germany, and so on. they contributed to the overall strengthening. progressive forces in the international arena , including, uh, the non-alignment movement, which actively took part in the fight against the interests of transnational corporations , it must be said that the leaders of the socialist international, first of all, the chancellor the federal republic of germany, willy brand, also purs

goodwill of the united states, and latin america is generally very close to the united states and such a neighborhood, and it is very dangerous and not always favorable for latin american clear example of this, and that is, the united states itself supported him and helped him stay in power as soon as they lost him. they are interested, and samosa lost political power forced to flee the country. well, since this was their son of a bitch, they let him into the united states of america for political emigration. over the course of a week, the russian army carried out 11 group strikes with long-range precision weapons and drones on military facilities in ports, production sites where ammunition was stored without crew boats , and where ukrainian militants were stationed , the supply of the ukrainian armed forces was disrupted, a large arsenal was destroyed, but also two fighters - this and an attack aircraft were repulsed in a week 78 and so the formations zelensky destroyed 77 armored vehicles and tanks.

united states to the oregon country. in fact, the united states really held a very weak throughout the 1820s and 1830s. this begins to change, however, in part because ideas about american expansionism really had taken hold by the 1840s, the united states had annexed texas. in the 1840s went to war with mexico for the remainder of mexico's northern holdings. upon the defeat, mexico in 1848, the united takes possession of the lands that would become the american southwest states of of new mexico, arizona, southern california and so on. and moreover national politicians in united states took up western as a key campaign issue. the monroe doctrine, 1823, something you have encountered in other history courses. the monroe doctrine, a position that opposed any europe colonization or involvement by european nations in the western hemisphere and the 1840s. the idea of, manifest destiny has really taken among americans manage destiny. the idea that america had a god given right to settle the continental to expand all the way to the pacific coast and settle the continent. not just a right, but a right, a god given right. here we see a famous painting by john gast, american. i'm

how does the united states manage to produce eight thousand a day? the americanduces 28,000 a month. that is, approximately 3 days into the fighting, as the pentagon reported , the united states reached the target for the production of 100,000 shells per month. no earlier than 2025, the shevchenko district of kiev re-elected a preventive measure for the oligarch igor kolomoisky, his bail was increased for new suspicions earlier an influential businessman was given the opportunity to pay eight times less bail. however, he refused. now to be released. he needs to pay about 4.5 billion hryvnia, let me remind you that the day before kolomoisky was charged with the third, according to the investigation, he organized and headed a criminal group, which included officials. privatbank members of the organized crime group were engaged in forgery of documents and took over other people's property for the oligarchs. now in the season he was previously charged with fraud and money laundering. guarded it turned out that the deputy of the verkhovna rada of ukraine was not a wat

american occupation. but even after that, the influence of the united states in the country remained significant and the americanst going to leave the dominican republic alone. this country, of course, has an important geopolitical dimension, from which the strategies of washington and, first of all, the pentagon proceed. we can say that, as the poets called it, the pearl of the caribbean , the dominican republic is a kind of key to the caribbean sea and covers many sea ​​routes for transcontinental shipping from sea traffic, therefore control with the dominican republic is vital for the united states even before the end of the first occupation, the americans launched processes that a few years later led to the rise to power of a dictator. rafael trujilla, who in turn established one of the most oppressive regimes in latin america. this led to the second. dominican republic by the united states of america in 1965 , the consequences of american aggression are 6,000 killed and wounded dominican civilians. these are destroyed houses, roads, infrastructure, as the americans met resistance. including on the part of th

we will go to the united states we will talk to an expert from the united states the republican party about the domestic policy of the united states well, maybe about ukrainian -americanations, because today as far as i understand, today it became known that the president of ukraine , mr. zelensky, is visiting the united states in the beautiful month of september advertising now pain can become an obstacle climbing stairs not with my knees from knee pain try the cream dolgit cream dolgit relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility, you can even walk on foot , the only yellow cream for joint pain can be bought with a 20% discount dolgi cream 150 g in pharmacies pharmacy nts pharmacy penny pharmacy layer listen to your fm galicia italy ukraine on megogo at the legendary sansiro stadium our team on to the cup public with a bright game watch the super match of the euro 2024 selection on september 12 at 21:45 on megogo i'm back i missed combispasm the force that tames your fight i discounts on those mowed 10% in podorozhnyk bam and oschad pharmacies , there are discounts on voltaren forte and voltaren emulgel 20% in podorozhnyk pharmacies you and oschad eve

but the united states has its own vision. now it seems to me that the united states is already entering the electoral cycle already, well, all american officials are already looking at the future elections and they are synchronizing this war of attrition, as they see it, synchronizing it with the elections that will be held, well, accordingly , the administration is looking at what will happen it is important that putin considers a victory what ukraine considers a victory, and that the ukrainian elections will be considered a victory by american voters when, well, when the active process begins in the united states, it is important for the participants race, someone wants the united states to uh, so that the image of the victory of ukraine, according to joseph biden, was not so brilliant , for example, on the contrary, the administrations want it to be brilliant, but taking into account the situation on the battlefield of what ukraine can do with the limitation that first of all no one will fight for ukraine on the field, it will not happen once or twice, no american weapons will be used outside of ukraine, but within the framework o

me ask you, how great would it be to elect a president of the united states who ends the weaponization of government against we the american people? we need a president of the united states who fires the director of the fbi on day one. how about we elect a president of the united states who hires a new attorney general, an ag who doesn't have the fbi going after moms who go to school board meetings to stand up for the innocence of their children? how about that? how about we have a president who relocates parts of the doj to places like arkansas? get them out of washington, d.c. washington, d.c. is 99.99% uber liberal. we have to get the swamp out of washington. speaking of d.c., how about we elect a president who uses the power of the presidency to reduce the power of the federal bureaucracy by 50%? our government is too big. i don't think our founders would have anticipated it. it is too bloated into unaccountable to the people. six of the wealthiest counties in the united states of america are suburbs of washington, d.c. are they doing anything great up there? what are they doing other than growing government? just a bu

two years ago. fell and led to the release of iranian prisoners detained in the united states and, conversely, the american prisoners detained in iran took a tortuous path, which was actually due to the behavior of the united states at different times. midad had long-term hallucinations, just like today his excellency, mr. president, in a meeting with the american media in new york, he mentioned this issue and said that if the will of the americans was actually created , this agreement would have been made in the first few months. the remarkable thing is that at some point the americans had linked the issue of the exchange of prisoners, which was considered a humanitarian life, and with the same approach , the islamic republic of iran was following up on this issue with the discussion of the sanctions lifting negotiations , and had made the signing of this agreement dependent on reaching an agreement in the negotiations. removal of sanctions on the garden the secrets of the islamic republic of iran that these two issues are completely two separate issues, especially that here the discussion of humanitarian

that without the united states and they themselves said this without the united states, this war could not have continued. and of course, many russian lives were lost as a result of american but in the united states they are generally not felt. especially if you are not talking about the foreign policy elite, but if you are talking about the average voter. they feel that this war has something to do with them, so they allow the administration to do what it does because it is for the normal american. this the theme is not very present, of course, the cost of war begins to irritate. i mean financial war. but this is completely different. what you get is a very serious symmetry, russia not only spends a lot of money, but also pays with the lives of its people, and in america the feeling is that no, they are not any participant in the conflict, not directly or directly, but simply what is called sitting on the rubble and are watching. well, in my opinion, the russian strategy. uh, the wars going on now are a very significant resource. this resource is precisely to a series of different steps of signaling events and so on to convey to the american public and the american polit

wars with russia, and whom the americans are forcing to help in more and more ukraine, contrary to their own interests, well, either japan, south korea, whom the united statesagainst china, either the kurds, for example, yes, or the afghans, whom the americans abandoned at the most necessary moment, it is quite possible that the ukrainians will follow them, which is why, of course, it really is fraught with danger to be american allies in the long term, you know, when preparing a script, sometimes you just wonder how much history offers answers to all pressing political questions, here is the example of chile, a state of lost generations, which again returns to the past with understanding, yes, we made a serious mistake, but much cannot be returned. the americans will definitely not give up their property and enterprises. and the question arises why ukraine, with special zeal , is surrendering itself into the clutches of the same western bigwigs, because sooner or later awareness will come, the question is: will there be enough strength and people left to correct serious mistakes in their land. i hope now this will be clear to you too. happily. the design b

currency so as not to be subjected to dollar subjugation, you see the problem is that the united states and i'm an american citizen, the united states has weaponized the dollar, has weaponized the swift system, and appreciate your input, mr. john ross there joining us out of london and mr. for dezias joining us geneva and viewers that brings us to the conclusion of this segment of your press tv's news review program. thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. "a labor strike against the top three us automakers has expanded amid unsuccessful contract negotiations. the united auto workers union called on 7,00 additional workers to walk off the job at noon on friday. more than 25,000 workers will now be joining the first ever strike at the big 3 detroit automakers, ford general motors and stalantis. the auto union says sufficient progress has not been made in talks for improved conditions across the board. the strike is in its 15th day and shows no signs of ending. hundreds of thousands of us workers in various industries have walked off the job this year from hollywood screenwriters and actors to nurses, h

europe’s mournful silence regarding the american law to reduce inflation , signed by biden back in august last year. the same protectionism on the part of the united stateselation to american companies, according to european officials. this, of course, is different sergei-kholoshevsky alexander geikin. and boris filichkov. european bureau of ntv mutual trade between russia and the united states has decreased 13 times over the past 2 years and is at a minimum in the first two thousandths . we have business news denis talalaev denis well, what do countries continue to trade with each other now and what sanctions have not yet reached. well, mainly these are deliveries from russia to the usa and they are transporting, for example, uranium and fertilizer. the trade turnover between russia and the united states is terrible, down to the smallest value , first of sanctions at the end of july, it amounted to only $277 million, and this is almost 13 times less than in july 21, that is, before the introduction of large-scale sanctions, rbc writes about this, citing data from the american statistical agency, but it is difficult to call trade between russia and the u

the fact that the white house is negotiating with iran on the exchange of five american prisoners in the united statesr a long time and no one was outraged. america always tries to bring its citizens home. the scandal erupted when details of the deal for five american citizens sitting in iranian prison became known. prison on charges of espionage. washington will pay 6 billion dollars, or 200 million billion, for each, and here many could not stand it. and you should be furious at the fact that they are putting a price on the head of every american. this administration is sending $6 billion. and this is talia, who constantly says death to america and death to israel, and there is no doubt that these 6 billion dollars will be spent on financing terrorists, and they will use the money to kill americans, israelis. not only is the money huge, it’s like an additional slap in the face. in america, they perceived the fact that the white house admitted to the agreements reached with iran on the anniversary of the terrorist attacks of september 11th kong on lisa mcclain was even shocked when she spoke about th

united states and re-elected. i was the united states senator. i represented one in eight americans. m now vice president of the united states. they feel the need to attack because they're scared that we will win based on the merit of the work that joe biden and i and our administration has done. >> but even democrats are worried about the president's age. "the wall stre "the wall street journal" had a poll showing two-thirds of democrats saying joe biden is too old to run again. are you prepared to be commander in chief? >> yes, i am. if necessary. but joe biden is going to be fine. let me tell you something. i work with joe biden every day. under joe biden's leadership, we have transformed and are in the process of transforming america's infrastructure with a historic investment in not only roads and bridges, but high speed internet, what we are doing around issues like lead pipes, and i could go on and on. >> are you taking the threat of a second trump presidency seriously enough? >> i don't understand the question. >> you were dismissive of some of the republican criticism of you

partially as i have said directed at the united states as a reminder that if americans [indiscernible] russia would be able to create problems for the united states in east asia. i would say the major target is south korea. there have been talks about possible sales of shipments of the south korean ammunition to ukraine. north korea is a tiny country, a population of less than 25 million, and is seriously underdeveloped economy. their own official data, they cannot produce much ammunition. south korea can. sami: let's give jenny an opportunity to come back in on this. are we making too much of this? >> during the trip, there was no talk about missile technology. it was not that russia was demonstrating it was willing to cooperate and talk about technology transfer on missile technology, it was really focused on rockets and potentially satellites. there has been this other tour of an aircraft factory. i agree that we are not talking missile transfer of missile technology. but i do think there is a strong signal here that the russians are willing to work with north korea even on sentien

currency so as not to be subjected to dollar subjugation, you see the problem is that the united states, and i'm an american citizen, the united states has weaponized the dollar. has weaponized uh the uh swift uh system and appreciate your input mr. john roster joining us out of london and mr. alfred dezias joining us from geneva and viewers that brings us to the conclusion of this segment of your press tv's news review program. thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. that does for this additional world news, thanks for being with us, i'll be back at the top the hour with the review of the top stories, it's bye-bye for now. sain and ibrahim are standing on the ruins of the house overlooking the school in the northern gaza strip town of bade hannoon. the israelis rounded them up and killed 16 of them where they stood, mostly children, and wounded more than 55 others. the children were playing in the street, some were playing on the swings. we were surprised by the explosion, but when we turned round we saw the children had become shreds of flesh laying in the street, some were injured and some others we

currency so as not to be subjected to dollar subjugation, you see the problem is that the united states and i'm an american citizen, the united states has weaponized uh the dollar, has weaponized uh the uh swift uh system, and appreciate your input, mr. john rosster joining us out of london, and mr. alfred dezias joining us from geneva, and viewers that brings us to the conclusion of this segment of your press tv's news review program. thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. elsewhere government shoutdown looms in the us says the democratic led senate and the house controlled by republicans remain at loger heads on plans to fund federal agencies. the senate is pushing for a stop gap funding bill that would extend federal spending until november 17th, but house republican opposed to a short-term funding expansion. they also want deep spending cuts. the house republican have already passed several bills fund parts of the government, that however would not. stop a shot down because there's no hope the bills would pass in the senate. the us government has started notifying federal workers that a shutdown

united states in terms of helping this country. the second point is that the internal structure of the americans and the internal rounds of the unitedtates are such that one issue cannot be fully carried out in the united states. finally, it comes to you. i will give you an example we were involved and even we tied our own economy to it. it showed that in the last stage , the americans did not adhere to the signatures they had given themselves. well, what about the promise they gave to ukraine? in fact, preventing the approval of the budget is actually a very negative pulse that was given to the government of ukraine, and i imagine that if it continues , there will be a lack of approval, which many experts believe will take about two or three weeks. it is possible that the ukrainians will be weakened in the battlefield , of course, it is possible that the americans will solve this problem through other countries such as france and the british, ask them to actually take this cost from them and provide it to the ukrainians, but the fact is that these aids cannot have such an effect on the battlefield, and the ultimate goal of america

today the united states and iran exchanged prisoners, five americans who have been unjustly held in iran basically as hostages, they were released from prison today. they were flown from qatar and quickly flown onto the united states where they are being e reunited with their families. these are five iranian americans one of whom was the longest held american in iran since 1979. he was held in iran for eight years in the notorious ivine prison. at least two other americans released today were held in iran for five years. these people have been held effectively as hostages by the iranian government for so much time, but the biden administration negotiated to gen them free, and today in a surprise these five americans flew out of iran. they flew to qatar immediately and then onto the united statesd now, as part of this negotiation, theth u.s. governm, also agreed to free five iranians and iranian americans who were being held here, people who were charge or convicted withor various crimes here, and these were c mostly related to alleged or proven violations of the sanctions that our govern

that changes someday, you know, my government, my united states and this is what i want to tell, united states government does not represent me as an american. i'm a proud american, i love america, i love america institutions, but this government that is here in the united states is evil and wrong, and i hope that someday something changes. six on the number of homeless youth in the us fails to tell the entire story because so many young people do not fit the strict definition of homeless. for example, the department of housing and urban development defines homeless people as those who are living in shelters, in transitional housing or outdoors. this definition fails to account for the many children or young adults who go from place to place, couch surfing as it's called with friends and relatives. or pay for short stays at motels. i just moved here, i've only been here about three weeks. are you looking for work? are you traveling? i'm looking for work. yeah, in what? uh, tech. and so rents are too much, well yeah, obviously. i don't have a job yet. part of the issue with homelessness in america is uh, yes, you do have lot of mental health

because what this does is shows that the united states is willing to pay a high price for americans to be returned back to the united states. but the warehouse is defending this deal saying, but what this is, is essentially making sure that those americans that had been detained, were able to come home, that the alternative could have been then spending the rest of their lives in prison. and so as a result, you as president a, is making no apology for this. they say that when it comes to this deal, not only are americans quite whole, but a ronnie is r as well. and also that the rod is going to be getting $6000000000.00 in unfrozen funds, but this is money that already belong to the iranians. and that is in going to be having strict oversight. this is going to go to humanitarian purposes, is healthy iranian people with food, with medicine, medical devices, and even ask for cultural needs. and so there is no apology or the part of the white house. they say that they saw an opportunity for deal to bring americans home, and they seized it on concurrent to this. kimberly, we've got the us a

currency so as not to be subjected to dollar subjugation, you see the problem is that the united states and i'm an american citizen, the united states has weaponized the dollar has weaponized uh the uh swift uh system. and appreciate your input, mr uh john rosster joining us out of london and mr. alfred dezias joining us from geneva and yours that brings us to the conclusion of this segment of your press tv's news review program. thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. a new study has shown that britain's cost of living crisis is set to cause premature deaths among thousand people this year. millions of britains have been hit hard by levels of inflation not seen in decades that has been blamed a number of reasons including the war in ukraine covid, brexit and the government's economic policies. a new study has shown that britain's cost of living crisis that may results from the government's economic policy is set to cause premature deaths among thousands of people this year. the results of the research were published by the bmj public health journal. the study showed that the cost of living crisis and

dollars on september 30 the budget year of the united states of america ends and this is part of the 2023 budget year at the same time biden promised the first american ambrance tanks will be in ukraine next week, or he said in a few days, and literally before the broadcast, information appeared that biden informed zelensky that the united states of america is sending a small number of long-range attack missiles to ukraine , the truth of official statements on this matter at the moment no, jack sullivan spoke yesterday about the fact that it is not the right time yet, and yet , considering the help that the united states of america is currently providing and the relatively restrained policy of the president of the united states of america regarding the provision of long-range missiles what what can you say that the united states of america is still trying not to accelerate the ukrainian counteroffensive because it is clear that the united states of america has enough resources to speed up and speed up the finalization of the russian-ukrainian war or is that right? unfortunately, we do not have reliable information that er controls these or other high