. >> brennan: the united states expected russia to launch an electronic blackout in ukraine when they. and they haven't. in fwas this is a failure by vladimir putin? why is he allowing this? >> that's a good question. is it because they don't have the capacity. or is it because the ukrainians are pushing ther obvio a l of assistance they're getting from the outside world. we heard assistance from elon musk. a lot of it is coming from individuals, not just governments. there have been a lot of strategic blundering by the russian government. there are lots of things they didn't expect. first of all, that the campaign is going on much longer. second, they haven't been able to decapitate the ukrainian government. they haven't taken kyiv. they're just wreaking carnage all over the place, engaging in what appear to be war crimes, but and wanton destruction and this crazy looting that you're seeing taking place. this is really, i think, raising loot of questions about this much bonded russian military that we all actually expected to perform in a much better fashion across the board. and, cl

. >> the united states is talking next steps against russia. another round of sanctions is expected soon. meantime the united states said one of its new weapons systems has arrived in ukraine. >> happening today in alameda the family a man who died after being pinned to the ground holding a vigil to mark the one year anniversary of his death. we learned last week that the three alameda police officers who confronted mario gonzalez in a park last april will not face criminal charges. an autopsy ruled gonzalez's death a homicide but the medical examiner said the meth in his system was the main cause of death. the family has filed two federal civil rights lawsuits against the city. >>> a live look at the state capitol where today lawmakers taking up a bill to repeal the sanctuary law, siting february's deadly shooting at a sacramento church. the undocumented suspect used a ghost gun to shoot and kill his daughters and their chaperone. he was out on bail of charges of dui and assault. ice wanted to be told of his release but the current law prevented it. >>> california is battling an il

weapons testing, and made it clear that the united states now expects similar steps from other countries. well, it’s clear that, first of all, we mean russia china, which are accused to the greatest extent by the united states, and in the production of anti-satellite weapons and this initiative, e, the united states immediately reacted in moscow and in particular the deputy minister of foreign affairs of russia sergei ryabkov, who is just responsible for both arms control and relations with the united states . washington three very interesting and correct questions. listen what about our well-known proposal, a moratorium on the deployment of medium-range missile systems, is the united states ready to return in a positive way to consider it, is it ready to commit itself not to deploy such systems? wherever in response to our moratorium, does the current moratorium that the corresponding development of anti-satellite systems is completely and completely stopped and that the united states refuses to develop them altogether. i would like to remind you of russia's proposal to work out a treaty together with china, rather than being the first to

vowing further sanctions including the united states expecting to announce sanctions on russia this week of this more shocking images emerge. more evidence of war crimes. we warn you the images are graphic. bodies can be seen lying on the streets. a number of them with hands tied behind their backs. these images could be replicated on a large scale. ukraine president says 300 people were killed in bucha but expects the number to rise as the city is it searched. civilian casualties maybe higher in other liberated towns and cities. meantime, a ukrainian official says the situation has been become difficult. shelling and street fighting. a senior ukrainian official tells cnn evacuation convoy to mariupol has been turned back by russian forces. the mayor said his city was on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe and hasn't seen food, water or medicine in a month. the situation is very difficult. red cross says earlier humanitarian aid and civilian evacuations failed monday yet again. because the security issues. the former president of ukraine also speaking out on the dire situation. >> th

the import of coal from russia to the block is worth nearly 4 and a half $1000000000.00 a year. united states is also expected to announce further sanctions on wednesday. or russia's president vladimir putin says the western allies, actions on energy and economic issues are only making tensions worth it to us is, is when you should receive the situation in the energy sector is deteriorating. and putting pressure on gas prom in some european countries. we're witnessing another attempt by our western partners to shift their mistakes onto russia that trying to solve these issues at our expense. we're also hearing official statements about the possible nationalization of some of our assets that would take things too far. let no one forget that these measures are a double edged sword. but washington has announced an additional $100000000.00 in military a to ukraine. u. s. as talk general says, the world's a more dangerous place because of the russian invasion, general not merely told members of congress that the military action has raised the prospect of a big a war between what he described as 2 great nations and

russia denies the atrocities as it repositions its forces to focus their offensive on eastern ukraine. the united states and european union are expectedintroduce fresh new sanctions against russia. this week. well he saw the impact of war firsthand. now a bay area doctor who went to ukraine to help is back home he shared with ktvu generally what he saw, and he says he's already thinking about going back. after a week in ukraine doctor edwardo dolan arrived at sfo tuesday afternoon with fewer bags than he left with. he's a family physician in san francisco, who went on a mission to the war torn country to provide medical help and supplies. ukraine is at the front line of democracy, and i'm a doctor. and disaster medicine specialists, so it made complete another sense for me to go. i couldn't stay here and do nothing. he tells me. he's half ukrainian on his mother's side, but had never visited the country before you will be scary . dolan took this video of a rally by ukrainians in poland. when he first arrived. he tells me he met people there who helped him cross the border into ukraine. and connected him with dr oksana who is working o

united states of america, without saying, e europe, to ukraine in the hope of winning a military victory over russia, which is also impossible, something too absolutely impossible, so i think united states expectin the implementation of their plans, as a rule, they have a lot of plans. and plan b, as a rule, none of these plans work, and the result is plan d, or rather reality.

, i don't want to take away from the seriousness of the united states did say they were expecting a test like this. but is routine. we know russiaeen working on this for years, they do not see it as a direct threat to the united states. this launch is happening at a time in which russia has been reeling and hurting about the sinking of the moscow sit -- ship. they needed something they can prop up the public, a lot of this done for domestic consumption to show the russian people russia is so very competitive in this war. dani: thank you. that is bloomberg's bureau correspondent keeping us up-to-date on all the latest of the wars in ukraine. coming up on the program, tesla posts record profits. we go into the details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ manus: this is bloomberg daybreak europe. tesla shares rallied in the after hours trade, better-than-expected q1 numbers. with elon musk predicting bumper production growth. dani: meanwhile, in the earnings story, ackman sold his stake in netflix. that took place in less than three months. we've been all over the tesla and tech story. manus is going to yell at me, all i am able to do is t

united states and around the world. i'm john vause live in ukraine. russia's war on ukraine expected a new general. >>> i'm paula newton live at cnn headquarters in atlanta. coming up, the voters in france have spoken, narrowing down their presidential candidates between incumbent emmanuel macron and far right rival marine le pen. >> we'll begin now with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky

united states. how do you -- we expect to respond now that russia's president has responded saying, don't do that. what can we read and telegraph from that, heather? >> i think it's very interesting. day 52 of this war we have not seen russia's military or even through, you know, special forces in any way attacking western supply lines into ukraine, both humanitarian as well as the military equipment. we thought we'd see them trying to prevent this equipment because it is what is essential to keep ukraine in the fight. this is a warning. we will see an escalation, and it's because the ukrainian military is securing victories. but let me be very clear. this second phase of the conflict is going to be extraordinary. we're going to see annihilation of ukrainian cities. so it is essential that we provide ukraine with more defensive capabilities. this is where you've seen the biden administration i think really start to make a shift not just to allow the ukrainian military to survive and try to repel russian forces. now we're saying, what does victory look like here? the other side of the coin is, what

united states as well. the united states has gone so far as calling for russia to be kicked out of the un human rights council for it's alleged abuses in ukraine. i expect to hear from russia today as well. they as you have noted have consistently deny that they are targeting civilians. they've claimed that the bodies that we've seen on the ground in the town of boucher were staged by ukrainian officials. and they promised to submit more evidence to that fact at the meeting that is about to take place to day. but we'll also hear from you and officials, including the highest you unofficial secretary general, antonio gutierrez, who's been very strong and calling for, for russia to and it's invasion and to come back to the rules of international law. so a lot of important briefings that we're going to hear today as the united nations security council. again, attempts to shine a spotlight on this ongoing conflict and, and, and try to find a way to bring a resolution to it as the implications, not only for civilians in ukraine and russia, but around the world. the global impacts of this crisis continue to be felt for many, many of the united nations in terms

what i will say, stephanie, russia did try to build this fortress economy, but it didn't expect the united states and europe to go as far as imposing sanctions on the central bank of russia. the best evidence for that is they left 400 billion dollars worth of assets denominated in dollars, euros, pounds and if putin had expected that the west was going to sanction russia's central bank, it would've left all the assets exposed. at the same time, those sanctions are now imposed from almost a month ago. so there has been a bit of adaptation that went on in the past weeks, but if the u.s. were to escalate sanctions again, i think putin would be back on his back foot. >> we'll leave your eurozone dollars over here and i want to talk rubles. because tonight, in grammar of the eurasian group posted this. putin demanded rubble payment for gas, quickly realized he is not in a position to make demands ... and backed off. suspect we are going to see a lot of that going forward. now we know that existing contracts are still good. gas is still flowing, russian gas into places like germany and other countries.

what i will say, stephanie, russia did try to build this fortress economy, but it didn't expect the united states and europe to go as far as imposing sanctions on the central bank of russia. the best evidence for that is they left 400 billion dollars worth of assets denominated in dollars, euros, pounds and if putin had expected that the west was going to sanction russia's central bank, it would've left all the assets exposed. at the same time, those sanctions are now imposed from almost a month ago. so there has been a bit of adaptation that went on in the past weeks, but if the u.s. were to escalate sanctions again, i think putin would be back on his back foot. >> we'll leave your eurozone dollars over here and i want to talk rubles. because tonight, in grammar of the eurasian group posted this. putin demanded rubble payment for gas, quickly realized he is not in a position to make demands... and backed off. suspect we are going to see a lot of that going forward. now we know that existing contracts are still good. gas is still flowing, russian gas into places like germany and other countries.

as stated in the article, the white house expects to weaken russia's high-tech resources and strengthen security by such methods, usa davydov nikolai koskin and gleb on a couple of news from the united the us state of kansas are collecting information about the victims of a powerful tornado. the tornado literally tore apart the city of angavert, small, but enough a densely populated city, a funnel disfigured a whole block to eat everything that came across, along the way, trees , a car, fragments of buildings without a roof over their heads , hundreds of people were left, dozens of houses were destroyed. more than 2,000 children with rare diseases have benefited from the circle of good charity. it was created on the initiative of vladimir putin to make available the most expensive medicines for seriously ill children. so kolya churilov from kursk needs about 50 million rubles for annual therapy. the circle of kindness came to the rescue, reportage alexander ivanova olya do not swear a little. endure each compartment of the syringe - it's a day without pain. seizures. the injection gives cola, the boy endures 2 weeks of life, he knows soon he will feel better. our patient has a posit

russia is still participating in the g20. what you can expect from yellen is how the sanctions of the united states and allies are imposing on e kremlin are starting to hurt russia economically. what we have not seen so far from the sanctions is being able to stop this war on the ground. jon: great to catch up as always. and marie horton alongside maria tadeo in brussels. tons to get through including tesla, up by 7%. obvious he raising a price target by $140 to 11.75, implying decent upside from where we are now. at 10:48 and the free market. tom: it is a joy after the carnage of yesterday and netflix, well to see. when i look at the pe, i still go back and is tesla a tech or car company? jon: the broader company yesterday, do we have a netflix or market problem. for big tech yesterday, some of the names i mentioned earlier in the program, facebook, meta got hammered in yesterday's session. lisa: this had to do with perhaps two different types of companies. you have the cloud companies and the ones that have benefited from the lockdowns and pandemic and the ones that depend on consumer appetite. how much do we see dispersion

united states, united states, nate to and russia so that, that is a huge difference. but back then, there was a real anxiety and concern about our of nuclear weapons, but nobody was expecting the nuclear weapons would start being used there. and then whereas right now, it will not worried unconcerned. a nuclear weapons could be used whether intentionally or as a result of some kind of miscalculation or accident. and then we are being extremely foolish that that is the reality that a greater than any other time of my life. i was born in 1945 after the other one great classic case of nuclear weapons being used by the united states or to finish off what it claimed it needed to use the nuclear weapons to finish off a world war 2. to finish off a japan, although i think many historians which were say that they were not necessary and their use was, was not justifiable at that time. and it, they didn't help to bring about the end. well, because i was evidently when that begs the point, robert, if i can go back to you here, i mean, so, banning people for russians from participating in the, on the boston marathon, you already mentioned chess. we have musicians. how, how does that c

stated in the article by such methods, the white house expects to weaken russia's high-tech resources and strengthen security, usa denis davydov nikolai koskin and gleb on a couple of news from the united according to tass and ria novosti , 25 people, including six children, left the territory of the azovstal plant today, but all the details of this will be in the next issue at 20:00. near krasnoyarsk, natural fires are extinguished with the help of aviation, the flame quickly spreads through dry grass and spreads to a summer cottage. here the fire is already close coming to krasnoyarsk, report by alexander cherkashin the suburb of krasnoyarsk was shrouded in dense smoke, scorched fields of dry grass. along the highway stretched for kilometers by the driver you have to reduce the speed as much as possible, you pick everything and you can’t see the smoke in front of the car, and from the grass. it all flies to evaluate the burnt areas. it is difficult for fire brigades to work in several places at once to eliminate the fire, which is hindered by a gusty wind that raged on the outskirts. krasnoyarsk, he spreads fire. literally in all directions, firefighters make mineralized lanes to cat

expects russia to launch a cyber attack on western nations. i think russia, especially in cyber, is a big threat to businesses across europe and the united statest they were concerned about upcoming cyber threats. i think putin has really painted himself into a corner where he has only got a few options. his military is not doing well at all, they did not plan this ukrainian war well, they did not have the logistics, their troops were not trained, it is a total disaster for him. and now they have to cut their losses. they are looking at nowjust parts of eastern ukraine. where is the win for president putin? right now the only thing he can do is cyber, chemical or nuclear. those are the only three things he has got that he can win. he can say getting the donetsk and luhansk areas is a win, but he already had those. and the world and i think russia will see that as a failure. going back to your original question, he is going to attack the united states and europe, i think in cyber, to try to break up the coalition, make us pay a price. on that point, are you seeing any tell—tale signs that a big attack is coming? so many worst—case scenarios. i t

, who still would not want to completely break off relations with russia as for china, it is quite expected and uh that the united statesf america will now toughen policy towards china how did provoking china's special military operation against taiwan today it was it was from a leak from various american sources. china , after all, as two countries said one china, and we believe that taiwan will become part of the prc in a peaceful way. they want to integrate it with economic ties and other united states. america at any cost. it is necessary to prevent this, firstly, and secondly, to knock out such a serious thing from relations with russia. strategic ally and partner what china is so we will now see that there will be more provocations against china, but i uh, frankly, uh, i think that the united states would hardly want china to attack taiwan because of the outcome of this fight. in general, it is quite obvious. i think that the united states is just trying to do everything to prevent this, ah, comrade. xi well , of course we don't know. uh, what decisions will he make, but many chinese believe that, uh, china is now

united states, united states, nate her and russia. so that, that is a huge difference. but back then that there was a real anxiety and concern about our of nuclear weapons, but nobody was expecting that nuclear weapons would start being used there. and then whereas right now, it will not worried unconcerned. a nuclear weapons could be used whether intentionally or as a result of some kind of miscalculation or accident. and then we are being extremely foolish that that is the reality that a greater than any other time of my life. i was born in 1945 after the other one great classic case of nuclear weapons being used by the united states or to finish off what a claimed it needed to use the nuclear weapons to finish off a world war 2 to finish off japan. although i think many historians which were say they were not necessary and their use was, was not justifiable at that time. and they didn't help to bring about the end. well, because that was evidently when that begs the point. robert, if i can go back to you here, i mean, so, banning people for russians from participating in the, on the boston marathon, you already mentioned chess. we have musicians. how, how does that change any

united states, china and the euro's own, all expected to grow their g d p, but slower than previously hoped. but the i m. f expects russia to enter a recession due to ongoing sanctions against the country, saying it expects the economy there to shrink 8.5 percent by the end of 2022. let's talk now to marcus brunner, maya, director of princeton university's department of economics at the been time center for finance. thank you very much for joining us, marcus. first of all, your reaction to the slowing predictions for growth. we've had it from the world bank. now the i m f, they just keep coming and it's no surprise given to big disruption bill freezing from the invasion of ukraine. i think we would expect the decline the growth rate, but the question is how quickly can be pounds back and can show some civilians given the circumstances. and so how, how quick do you think we can bounce back? i think that depends very much how quickly we can switch to other sources and just depends. you know, what energy supplies we can have a place where so colby and oil, we can place collectively easily while a gas much more difficult to

the united states and european union are expected to introduce fresh new sanctions against russia thisr crimes have intensified over the past several days as gruesome images have emerged of ukrainian civilians tortured and killed. backs news. alex hogan has the latest now from lviv, ukraine. it's a deliberate campaign to kill. the torture to rape ukraine and the west, ramping up diplomatic pressure against moscow on tuesday, one day after the russian military was accused of executing hundreds of civilians near keep some of whom were tortured. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky taking this case to the un security council, asking for a nuremberg style war crimes tribunal to hold russia accountable scores anyone who has given criminal orders and carried them out by killing our people will be brought before the tribunal administration backing zelensky, saying america has assessed that russian forces committed war crimes in ukraine. and the u. s. is now pushing to have moscow removed from the u. n human rights council. russia should not have a position of authority in a body whose purpos

expected over the weekend. our correspondent is there. russia has formally warned the united statests allies against supplying further weapons to ukraine. the kremlin said, the arms shipments could lead to what it called, unpredictable consequences. speaking during an interview, president zelensky has acknowledged that up to 3,000 ukrainian soldiers have died — and as many as 10,000 have been left injured since russia invaded his country in february. meanwhile, the head of the un's world food program has said he's not getting a response from moscow about how to reach people starving to death in besieged parts of ukraine, including the city of mariupol. and in the latest developments — there have been reports of new strikes on the outskirts of the ukrainian capital, kyiv and explosions have also been heard in the western city of lviv. the russian foreign ministry has said that it's banning the british prime minister, borisjohnson and other senior ministers from entering russia, over the uk's hostile stance on the war in ukraine. danjohnson has this report. russia threatened more atta

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house because today the united states is a announcing new actions against russia aimed to stop its ability to fund the continuing war in ukraine. that includes new sanctions expected today. the government is planning to ban all new investment in russia and impose additional penalties on government officials and their family members. the biden administration sending $100 million worth of anti armor missiles to ukraine. new video showing ukrainian specialists removing munitions from areas where russian forces have withdraw this is where we saw the images earlier this week of hundreds of people who appeared to be tortured and killed. the russian ambassador accusing it of being staged. the president of ukraine said the un is failing to stop russia. right now the secretary of state is at nato headquarters. he will be there over the next several days trying to discuss new ways that as -- the coalition they can help ukraine. back to you. >>> a live look at san francisco where city life is inching closer to normal. there is one alarming sign san francisco has the highest covid rate in the state. sarah spoke to health experts about if there is cause for concern. >> when it

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. >> does that mean we should expect new sanctions on russia this week from the united states? >> well, i don't want to preview any announcements when they come. as we said, we have more measures we can take. we always look at the sanctions we impose and look at what additional measures we can take to target specific sectors of the russian economy, especially sectors that are important to president putin. and to tighten the impact of the sanctions that we've already had. if you look at tim pact of those sanctions they had a devastating impact on the russian economy. you saw the russian central bank head out yesterday talking about more devastating consequences to their economy to come. so we're going to continue to look at ways to tighten and heighten the impact of those sanctions. >> well, a big part of this also comes from europe. so what is your sense of where they stand on potential ly cutting off russian oil, given winter is over they may not need it as much? >> we continue to have conversations with our european allies with that very question. it's a much more difficult c

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united states and around the world. i'm john vause live in ukraine. russia's war on ukraine expected to escalate as putin puts in place a new general. >>> i'm paula newton live at cnn headquarters in atlanta. coming up, the voters in france have spoken, narrowing down their presidential candidates between incumbent emmanuel macron and far right rival marine le pen. >> we'll begin now with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, expected to address south korean lawmakers in the coming hours. this comes as satellite images taken friday show a military convoy eight miles long east of kharkiv that appears to be moving south. ukraine's president says victory on the battlefield will not be possible without increased international support. >> translator: we think this will be a new wave of this war. we don't know how much russian weaponry there will be, but we understand there will be many times more than there is now. it all depends on how fast we will be helped by the united states. to be honest, whether we will be able to survive depends on this. i have 100% confidence in our people and

evacuation of civilians is expected to meet ukrainian president vladimir zalinski later in the week. despite being deeply divided over the ukraine war, russia and the united states, i've completed a surprise, prisoner swap rushes, foreign ministry says form a us marine from a read has been traded for russian pilot to a 7, a 20 year center and one of the holiest knights of the year in islam is being observed and occupied east jerusalem. earlier, they were an estimated quarter of a 1000000 worshippers at the alex, a mosque fort, let our powder which marks the 27th night of the month of ramadan. it follows israeli rage at the holy site and the killing of at least 17 palestinians and crap down across the occupied west bank. 2 of them in the last 2 days. well those were the headlines continues here now to 0 of the witness. thank you, and thanks for watching the race to succeed, that would be good to start to as president of the philippines is heading into it's by no stretch struggling what it's worth. and he says that in years that country is desperate for solutions. but what are the candidates offering and what direction? well, the philippines, big under you leaders

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united states is pulling up its economy perfectly following the results of the crisis, they expect to come out with a certain profit. it's 60 minutes. do not miss tomorrow at 11:30 17:30 on the channel, russia okay, everything is in order, the enemy will not pass. well, it's necessary , here it is, you need to drag in your shoes and go out through the window. this is a normal person. and who told you that he is normal. he has all the signs of pathology on his face. i'll tell you. please stop, sit here as a great martyr. it's a miracle that she's still alive. yes , you can't argue with that. it's a miracle, but it's too early to rejoice. he can come back and see that everything is boarded up here, his nerves will give up. they all have a shattered nervous system of criminals. girls, well look. here vladimir petrovich likes it. here are the roses. look, they are so fat. yes , so pink. oh, beauty would have eaten, we are going to the wedding already invitations. here is the most normal. look modestly there is nothing here. i wrote some numbers. well, well, i don’t know, well, look, i’m afraid of vladimir petrovich, these pigeons may not like it, vladimir petrovich may not like pigeons tell me

expected to face charges, including possession of a machine gun. the united states and europe acute announced rather new sanctions against russia. today they come as russia continues to intensify its attacks in ukraine, leading to more civilian deaths and injuries. ktvu jana katsuyama here now with the sanctions that really could make an impact. yes we've seen all of those horrible pictures coming out of ukraine with this civilian deaths. well now, the white house says it is putting a block on russia's largest bank, which could force russia to default on national loans and other sanctions could cause russia to plunge from the world 11th largest economy down to 20th or below images from the outskirts of kiev in the village of ovary show the continued shelling of civilian cites a photo of a boy in bhutan next to his mother's grave, and ukraine southern city of mariupol reduced to ruins, its mayor said wednesday. the death toll is more than 5000 civilians. another 160,000. people are estimated to be trapped by the fighting with humanitarian aid reportedly blocked by russian forces were going to keep raising the economic cost and ra

expected. we are not acting like americans and allies in syria. we feel great pity because these people are close to us. reporter: the united states call for russia's move up from the human rights council, which has begun inquiry in ukraine. >> given the growing mountain of evidence, pressure should not have a position of authority and a bodies purpose, whose very purpose is to promote respect for human rights. not only is this the height of hypocrisy, it is dangerous. reporter: the u.n. secretary general warned that the rising cost of food and fuel as a result of the crisis leaves a 74 developing nations vulnerable. >> we are already seeing countries moving from vulnerability into crisis and signs of serious social unrest. the flames of conflict or feel by inequality. with all of warning signals, we have a duty to act. reporter: the next two growing evidence of potential war crimes, from merely by russia, and called for an independent investigation. russia pointed to the united states and its refusal to take part in an investigation against its own soldiers in afghanistan. they sewed -- showed no signs of cooperating. reporter: new satellite image

and talk about what they have expectations from the report, i propose to listen to what vladimir vasilyev said. leader of the parliamentary faction of united russia in the statet can be said to the whole people. this is the way our president works. you remember that he made the most responsible decisions publicly. so here, practically before the whole country, before all the voters of all political parties today, the chairman of the government will report after consultations with the factions and the meaning of these consultations. each faction was to report to the chairman of the government members governments the concerns and issues that concern our residents. aleksey nechaev also spoke. leader of new people, i propose to listen. is waiting for measures to counteract the economic war that the west unleashed against us. we are waiting for bold decisions, maybe even unexpected creative ones. the government has already contributed a lot. and made such good actions, but of course, the current situation in the economy requires completely different and completely different caliber of such actions, just a few seconds ago, we received a statement and sergey mironov

united nations general assembly is expected to vote today to suspend russia from the group's human rights council for three years. citing quote, gross and systemic violations, representatives from the united states, and several other countries, sent a letter to the u.n. president this week, requests that vote. it comes just two days after a fighting speech from ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, where he called into question the very purpose of the u.n. he said that if the group did not take a harder stance against russia, what was its points? in an interview yesterday, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. discussed the need for action. >> we cannot make any mistakes here. we have to keep the pressure on russia. we have to call out what they're doing. we know what they're doing is committing war crimes, and we need to start the process right now of helping the ukrainians develop the evidence, collect the proof of these war crimes, and push this forward in the u.n. >> in response to the possible suspension, reuters reports that the kremlin is threatening other u.n. countries warning them that it is an unfriendly gesture may have a negative impact on future bilateral talks. >>> the white house me

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united states is putting on russia. those will continue as long as the war nt she says expect those to get stronger and more severe if russia is providing more severe action in ukraine. so that's on that part, but on those comments by president biden last week in warsaw, where he ad-lib add little bit, went off script and had administration officials cleaning up for a few days after him where he said this man cannot remain in power, referring to russian president vladimir putin, here is what vice president kamala harris had to say about those comments. >> there's going to be serious consequence for vladimir putin and russian aggression as it relates to ukraine, which is why our policy from the beginning has been about ensuring that there are going to be real costs exacted against russia in the form of severe sanctions. let me be very clear. let me be very clear, we are not into regime change, and that is not our policy, period. >> reporter: now another big topic during last night's interview was january 6th and specifically the text messages that came out recently teen ginny thomas, the wife of clarence thomas, and chief of