now the iconic american diplomat, ex-coordinator of the united states state department on sanctions policy, ambassador daniel frith will be on the air of the tv channel. glory to ukraine, dear mr. ambassador, glad to see you on spresso. glory. well, it's an extremely difficult situation. we understand that the issue of our permission is currently on the table. the military to use american weapons, british weapons, and in general the weapons of the euro-atlantic community to attack military facilities on the territory of the russian federation. we understand that there have been extremely difficult debates, but there is hope that maybe we will get this permission, and the key story is to get enough long-range weapons, yes, because the permission is extremely important, but the number of certain units that can at.. . to fly to strategic russian airfields is no less important. i hope so the united states and the british government will lift restrictions on ukraine's use of long-range weapons for self-defense. in my opinion, ukraine should abide by the laws of warfare without any other restric

indeed, the members of the united states state department. i'm now on a phone kind of a, a road show diplomatic road show around the world, trying to eliminate artsy, trying to eliminate free speech. and you can see a, one of the 1st stops was right there in india, where indian representative some of the external minister. they certainly affairs basically told them, you know, what america, mind your own business we in india do things our own way so that you can see the united states are moving quite fast with the search engines were and as well just a couple of days ago. i believe, and now there are hard work up pushing the rest of the world to join them in the crusade or of flight. so if you will, to eliminate artsy to eliminate any kind of free speech from russia, obviously is not working. now, indian media have already written about this, and i'm the reporter suggested that the oval office washington has allegedly been pressuring india to switch alpha artsy. now let's take a listen to the united states. you deli, um, not an embassy spokesp

united states rest of the... that creates misery for innocent people all over the world, whether it's africa, whether it's latin america, whether it's asia, this government is implementing united state state department agenda. imran khan's political opponents have accused the jail the expremare of damaging the country's reputation, saying the former prime minister could... only be released from jail via courts after facing cases against him. nasik azme press tv islamabad. that brings us to the end of this edition of world news on press tv. thank you for watching. sono l'avvocato carlo corbucci, italiano. fra le mie esperienze ci sono stati soprattutto questi casi di terrorismo, cosiddetto terrorismo islamico. three egyptian immigrants were arrested in italy on charges of plouting to assassinate. del cosiddetto terrorismo islamico, cosa c'era di vero, cosa? di esagerato cosa potesse nascondere al di là delle e leggendo le carte mi accorgevo sempre di più che c'era qualcosa che non andava. nell'evidenziarsi dei fatti, veramente la cosa accadeva sempre più nel drammatico nel ridicolo.

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united states, rest of the world, fitna, fitna that creates misery for innocent people all over the world, whether it's africa, whether it's latin america, whether it's asia, this government is implementing united state state department. agenda imran khan's political opponents have accused the jailed ex-premaer of damaging the country's reputation saying the former prime minister could only be released from jail via courts. after facing cases against him, nasik kazmi, press tv, islamabad. and with that report from asamabad, it brings us to the end of this world news bulletin, right here, press tv. thanks so much for staying with us. the siege of gaza must end. we're coming back and we'll keep coming back until palestine is free! mr. speaker, i want to thank you for giving me the profound honor of addressing this great citidel of democracy for the fourth time. and thanks to bot guys, one more time for helping me pin it on our ren, that's the crime, let me spin you tail tuck you in his bed time. our world is in a people, semites, animals, all are sale, every option laid out, no detail is too frail, let me share my plan, it's all about me, survivals to go friends, just let me be sam through twisted lenses, he pretends t

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united states, rest of the world, fitna, fitna that creates misery for innocent people all over the world, whether it's africa, whether it's latin america, whether it's asia. this government is implementing united state state department agenda. imran khan's political opponents have accused the jailed expremier of damaging the country's reputation, saying the former prime minister could only be released from jail via courts after facing cases against him. nasik azmi, press tv. it's all about and that does with this additional world news, thanks for being with us, it's bye-bye for now, the... gorbacev was preparing himself for better days, days when the soviet people, like the americans could live well. people had pinned their hoops on gorbachev, and gorbachev had pined his hopes on reagan. gorbachev knew if the united states collaborated with the soviet union, the europeans would follow suit. neither gorbachev's economic policies nor his attempts to trade with the west. nor expecting international loans worked, the russians decided to stop the gamble they had started 15 years ago with gorbachev.

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the united states state department had a press release. that is no longer there, but we did archived this. it said that there were peaceful, biological laboratories in ukraine. to me it's kind of strange that they put the words. ringback full as if they were trying to deny something. normally you do not expect normal biological laboratories to be not peaceful. the general is joan dubin visited one such a bow. a treat was very safe in the ways of stores. and basically they were sent to trials on of spectrum he launched an investigation to shortly alter the us government once again, denied it to the board res existed in ukraine. on march the 10th 2022 pentagon press secretary, john tubby made a special statement on the mess. so it's not. 3 being bio logical or chemical weapons inside you crank is not avenue. now people are starting to realize how disingenuous and untruthful the united states has been with a lot of these vile biological labs that have been in ukraine. they've been getting a lot of coverage. there is now i do have one i with t

the united states state department had a press release. that is no longer there, but we did archived this. it said that there were peaceful, biological laboratories in ukraine. to me, it's kind of strange that they put the words peaceful as if they were trying to deny something. normally you do not expect normal biological laboratories to be not peaceful. the general is joan dubin visited one center of the board tree. it was very safe to waste stores and basically they were sent to trials on, on suspension, launched an investigation to shortly all to the us government once again denied. so the board to raise existed in ukraine. on march the 10th 2022 pentagon press secretary, john chubby made a special statement on the mess. so it's not developing bio, logical or chemical weapons inside you crank is not avenue. now people are starting to realize how disingenuous and untruthful the united states has been with a lot of these vile biological labs that have been in ukraine. they've been getting a lot of coverage there is. now i do have one, i

would like to remind our tv viewers that ambassador daniel frith, ex-coordinator of the united states state department on sanctions policy, was currently working for them. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. events, events happening right now and affect our lives, of course, the news feed reports about them, but it is not enough to know what is happening, it is necessary to understand, antin borkovskyi and invited experts soberly assess the events, analyze them, modeling our future. every saturday at 1:10 p.m., with a repeat on sunday at 10:10 a.m. studio zahid with anton. new week on espresso - a weekly summary information and analytical program, a clear understanding of the key events of the past week, analysis of the causes and consequences of these events from experts, forecasts of the development of the situation for the current week, the opportunity to put your own questions and join the discussion, spend the final monday evening with us and confidently step into the new week. the new week project with khrystyna yatskiv and andrii. every monday at 20:00 at espresso. oleksandr morozov, a well-

responsible for sending them running with their tails tucked between their legs and the united states state department, no doubt under lobbing from israel designated hezbulah to be a terrorist organization, when you couple that with the attitude the occupation takes to such matters, what we see is that "anybody killed by the occupation, anybody who is in any way associated with, supportive of, or even in proximity to something that can be described as hazbillah is deemed to be a terrorist, which of course is absurd, so how this plays out remains to be seen, but it's very clear that since the the gen'. misidal attack on gaza started on october the 7th, there's been just short of 10,000 attacks across the lebanese border, 82% of which were initiated by the israelis who accounted for an order of magnitude almost more, more more fatalities than the very carefully, well considered and target. attacks carried out by hezballah, which was trying to avoid escalating this into a full on regional war, since that of course plays into the ambitions of israel, but of course it's been left with very little choice, e

would like to remind our viewers that ambassador daniel frith, ex-coordinator of the united states state department for sanctions policy, worked for... them. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. now oleksandr morozov will work on the air of the tv channel. a well-known publicist, political analyst, who is in prague. greetings, oleksandr, glad to see and hear. good day, anton. good day to those who watch and listen to us. well, the key story - these are the so-called parameters of what is not there. in particular, we are talking about the negotiation process, which does not exist, everyone is talking about it, and from time to time splashes of one or other plans reach us, and in general, the situation reminds me of a room stuffed with some kind of cotton wool, yes, but this cotton wool... unfortunately oozes with blood and blood, in particular ukrainian blood. we understand that certain processes are being conducted, certain signals and impulses are being transmitted, so that, in principle , it briefly indicates that certain negotiations in different capitals, yes, i don't know, from india and bei

the academy of agrarian sciences donor department of defense of the united states of america beneficiary, the state committee of veterinary medicine of ukraine. the connection between the arrival of us bio lab specialists and design breaks of diseases that have been sweeping ukraine is want journalism most curious about ok, and you can see the whole phil. i think they knew who i report this point for original resume official for one of the guns got to watch when use move in a solution. you hardly. i don't know where it's going to go live. it's no way hold true between his mom, me i'm and then we some of a consent with his should, can not stumble down as a belittle. and what is this young lady at the district that i start with the one the i'll special or giving you a new must have with the login, but the most on your cost blah. got this from the need to be snap. and when you sit in front of my show today, so i am so cause i still would think it was, which was nice premium on that. otherwise then you could look, i'm wishing it up here when you, when you will. but as also upsets local, are you a littl

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each one personally we did receive a formal response from the state department. the united states is doing everything it can that we continue to hear over and over again. this broke down just before last thanksgiving. i think it is extremely frustrating the extent to which this continues to be put forward as a solution when the u.s. is unable to use any sort of pressure to actually get there to the extent that this is why argue it is time for the united states to uphold american law and no longer send weapons to israel. that what they are doing is unacceptable under international law and the u.s. will no longer support it. host: annelle sheline is with us until the end of our program. phone numbers as usual, democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. you currently work at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft, what do you do there now? guest: it is a think tank that launched in late 2019 that tries to advocate for a less militarized policy. i interviewed before i jayland -- joined the state department. there is too much money, n

document, a non -disclosure agreement, i will read it out, the project is financed by the state department of the united states of america, the disclosing party intends disclose confidential information to the receiving party for research purposes, event planning, projects, creative digital communications solutions, training and capacity building and or... media development programs in relation to the disclosing country, the receiving country undertakes not to use the confidential information for other purposes without the prior written consent of the disclosing party. well, this is the world of lawyers who push to conclude a contract that is enslaving, but here is the same the main thing is, well, this kind of activity is not only in whose interests it acts, in this case we are dealing with something that is financed directly by the state department, so they are forced. tried to sharpen, that is, what is the interest in well, this is very broad, that's what exactly his specific audience, that's where it would be interesting to dig, his audience about... when you tell your audience the same thing that you told

united states. the state department has said it had no prior knowledge of yesterday's events. i have no reason to challenge that. um, as you just indicated with your reporter, you know, john kirby was circumspect about the nature of the recent conversation between you know, the defense ministers, the 2 countries. um, so i, i think united states is very much trying to figure out, you know, how far israel plans to take, you know, the 2nd front expressly because of the risk of escalation. you know, especially at a time when secretary blinking is in the region, you know, try to find a formula for a cease fire, you know, in the cause or aspect of this uh, this computation. i think you just underscore. so right now at the political level, you have a fractured relationship between united states and israel. and the ice rates, as that is not confident knows what is rarely do or is written, israel is doing and how long it's going to, how far it's going to push this. i mean very fraction when you say, i mean the us actually have stay on the blink and as you say in the region in egypt, pu

in any case, in the united states they have clearly backed down a little, so let's listen to what matthew miller, the press secretary of the united states department of state, said. as of today, i am not ready to announce any changes in our policy. we continue to interact with our ukrainian partners on how best to support them to ensure that they win this war, how best to provide them with the capabilities that they need. guidance systems are critical to the accuracy of the missiles. the uk government believes that the us is likely to give the green light at the un general assembly in new york, although there are still differences of opinion within the biden administration on this issue. well, it's clearly a bit of a step back, they've clearly heard our president, other statements by our officials, but for some reason they associate some hopes with the united nations. from the general assembly, what could happen there? and vyacheslav alekseevich, in this case i would suggest that we are not talking about a link specifically to the united nations, but a link to the time of the high-level week that is being held in new york, at the united nations, w

the state department the united states has called on its citizens to leave lebanon if possible while commercial flights are still available, and the department has warned that the us embassy will not be able to help americans who decide to stay. unmanned trucks, unique prosthetics and smart helicopter blades are just some of the promising developments created in russian research and education centers. they combine the potential of universities, research groups and industry enterprises. students, engineers and scientists work together, many of their projects are already ready to launch into serial production, nikita koravenkov was convinced. this truck only at first glance does not differ from its peers, but if you look closely, it is all stuffed with sensors, in its cabin behind the passenger seat there is a computing complex. this is what an unmanned truck looks like, one of the flagship projects of the nizhny novgorod scientific and educational center. for now , it is undergoing tests, so there is a person in the cabin for backup, but they will soon be completed, and the truck will

the project is financed by the state department of the united states of america. the disclosing party intends to disclose confidential information to the receiving party for research purposes, event planning, projects, creative digital communications solutions, training and capacity building and/or media development programs in relation to the disclosing country. the receiving country undertakes not to use the confidential information for other purposes without the prior written consent of the disclosing party. well, this is the world of lawyers who push for the conclusion of a contract that is enslaving, but here is the most important thing, well, this kind of activity - you start mixing in emotions, it's not about lies, but what emotions you mix in with this truth, this is called course correction, when you tell your audience the same thing that you told before, but you add a little gas, this is the principle of boiling a frog, but over low heat, and accordingly this is working with accents, that is, not directly with information, so that he tells a lie, yes, wi

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although the state department saying it was limited in scale, which we also heard both from the white house and the state department, is once again the venture we put from united states and that is israel has the right to defend itself. however, the state department say that it has got to be careful in the meetings that's it uses to do. so that's about the strong this criticism that has been from the bite of the administration in terms of what has happened in recent months. and indeed, in the last few weeks of the lebanese offensive. so that is a silence that what we have had in recent days is an old mentation of us forces in the region. now what has happened that is that there was an a cost carrier strike group in place that had been there for a period of time. now it was being replaced, it was scheduled to be replaced by a, another carrier stripe force. now, all the forces are gay to remain in theater according to the pentagon. so essentially what us is doing is doubling the amount of forces it has in the region . in the light of the most recent developments, you're talking about 40000 personnel in caea to now the majority of them so, but seem to find to air

one thing that, of course, this is in the interest of the united states because the us state department even now currently has his name up as one of the most wanted people. and there's actually a bouncy, there was a balance in one form or the other up to 7000000 dollars leading to any kind of information as location or identification as through his whereabouts. so we understand that the situation here on the ground is precarious. we were in the he, at the sight of the attack and members of his beloved did not allows the film. we understood that whoever was inside the building was a prominent figure of the group. and now we understand as to why there was so hesitant on allowing pictures to be released. this does not take into consideration the initial pictures from what we assume are the locals, the higher step essentially found and service those photos and those pictures. but what we understand at this point is they would essentially pushing away all members of press outside of the immediate area. they have barricaded them, though, actually a few security check points along the way. ess

break, the, [000:00:00;00] the scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del daily the . so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and to gather the facts, to take back to the american people. the hold on bass of the front line. so this is where the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying. this is where the buildings are exploding the all. i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the welcome back to going underground. and i'm still here with the professor of all the course to genocide studies at brown university on my boss or of professor i interrupted you about uh your audience uh at uh, ben gloria and university in june. some of whom is riley jews. hated what you had to say in your analysis of what is being going on these past months, enabled by the weapons sent by the united states, britain in europe and union. right, so and my, my view is that what is interesting to me is that the, i fact large numbers of israeli. so i don't know if the majority or not, uh, who would like

united states. and now that the state department has essentially said, ok, the bad for a new russian media outlet equal is bad. so it just, it just does what it's what it's told. it doesn't fight. it doesn't. uh, it doesn't raise any, any questions about the freedom of speech or anything of the sort. they just comply worth recalling as well a number of weeks ago, some stark admissions, the board. but essentially the, the long arm of the us government, when it comes to american social media platforms, talking about how the likes of coven information had been, you know, put to one side at the biden, at laptop story, a lot coming out. it seems to be lost in the midst of this. yeah, absolutely. it becomes increasingly clear. and the more and more clear when it comes to that, that you can have your, your 1st amendment, you kind of have your freedom of speech. you can have all that until it comes to a particularly sensitive topic, because what we have now, we have uh, the us elections, obviously, a very sensitive topic for the, for the american establishment establishment. excuse me. then we had cobit 19, wh

after the death of an israeli american prisoner in gaza last week, the state department. the united states claimed to prioritize addressing this issue. but after 23-year-old american activist rachel corey was killed by an israeli bulldozer in 2003, the united states investigated handed over to the israeli court. in 2003 soldier driving the vehicle. the court rejected the case and forced his family to pay all the legal fees. al-jazeera's shirin abu-aqla shirin abu-aqla, a palestinian american reporter for al-jazeera , was shot by an american sniper in 2022. he called his murder the result of a tragic situation and announced the end of the investigation, but rachel and shirin there are only two of the many american citizens who were killed by the zionist soldiers, and the soldiers themselves were cleared of all charges. the families of several other palestinian americans, mostly teenagers , who were shot in the head by zionist forces in the occupied west bank , are still waiting for answers. zionist officials usually claim that the victims attacked them , and the us does not request more inf

united states district, good southern district in new york. and anyone would think from reading the treasury, indictment, the state department, the justice department. and this is the most important media network in the world without any pair. these people in the united states administration must be indicted themselves for taking public money from the united states in order to use it to conceal information that would allow the american public to make up their own minds as no evidence. just as the mother, inquiring numerous inquiries into previous russia, gates hoaxes, established and that this was all a lie and do as the press office replied immediately to say, is it so 2016? now what this actually reveals about the bible harris administration is not something about russia or about our typical so united states, is it more against the people of palestine against the people of ukraine using them as cannon fodder and that proxy war on russia. now what this review of what these indictments reveal is the absolute disgust and the a trade off. those in washington bite and harris blinking sullivan, the just to step up and the american gall and the attorney

is the decision of the secretary of state is beyond me, someone who worked at the state department twice, this should be a call of the president of the united states are not at war with russia. we've not declared war with russia. we've not had a debating congress and even though we may tell ourselves we are just giving arms for someone else to do something, russia looks at this as the united states and nato at war with it. this is the only country on earth that has more nuclear weapons than we do. what's the end game? are we going to fight a perpetual war of attrition with russia which russia will win or do we want to negotiate a settlement? i'm not sure this is the best idea. the best idea might be to start negotiating. ashley: i want to get this one in. fox news digital reached out to the white house after a group of veterans slammed the administration for covering up the botched afghanistan withdrawal, john kirby seemed to accidentally respond saying there's no use in responding to a handful events. that included cory mills. why should there be no use in addressing concerns? it is so dismissive. >> kirby is a veteran, got to be an admiral even

united states as well. people who are resigning from the state department because they do not agree with us policy. but it's the institutions that are protecting is real and it's actions and they're doing so by to humanizing palestinians and the process because most of the human rights as entire population. this is how you justify attacks that are happening that are truly a majority of which are killing civilians. i mean even gaza alone. you have, i think the, the latest official decimal which are all under estimates. something close to 17000 children have been killed in the last 11 months. and the only way to attempt to whitewash a crime of that magnitude is to do schuman, i, the population in which those crimes are being carried out against. yeah, as ralph nader and the man is, i'll give you save all people than anyone else for fighting. the auto industry said that it may be close to 300000 little adults. so we really don't know that the figures during this i'm being allowed in by the israeli government. but then, i mean, i've worked in these news rooms at the highest level. bbc and cnn and pales