donald trump, um, saying many times over that, well, it's it's not that israel needs the united states, the united states needs israel, of course it's never explained in what way does the united states need israel, i mean, israel is is a real problem, it's just area of problems which is creating all sorts of major... problem for the united states, what what does the united states get out of israel, it's never explained, but it's drummed into people's heads that the existence of this alliance with israel enormously benefits the united states, but just going back to the issue that raised by my colleague, i mean who's the successor to jeffrey, well there are many candidates, i mean one candidate obviously is bill acman, "who has just succeeded in ousting the president of harvard by claiming you know the nonsense that antisemitism is rampant at harvard, the people are calling for the genocide of the jews and so on, absolute lies, but he's a man much wealthier than epstein was, and he's now taking up on hself to destroy the lives and careers of anyone who stands against israel, um, this is really what..." we'

to donald trump saying many times over that, well it's it's not that israel needs the united states, the united states needs israel, of course it's never explained in what way does the united states need israel, i mean is a real problem, it's just area of problems which is creating all sorts of major problems for the united states, what what does the united states get out of israel, it's never explained, but it's drummed into people's heads that we it's the existence of this alliance with israel enormously uh benefits the united states, but just going back to um the issue that raised by my uh colleague, i mean who's the successor to uh jeffree epstein, well there are many uh candidates, i mean one candidate obviously is bill acman. bill ackman um just succeeded in osting the president of harvard by claiming the nonsense that antisemitism is rampant at harvard that people are calling for the genocide of the jews and so on absolute lies, but he's a man much wealthier than um epstein was um and he's now taking up on hisself to destroy the lives and careers of anyone who stands against israel um this is r

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referring to the future, which is uncertain, because he said that the... of the united states is for ukraine to be a free, democratic state, for it to stand firmly on its own two feet, so it is in the interests of the united states states to ensure the possibility for ukraine to produce ammunition and weapons in ukraine, but he emphasized further, you quoted his texts, but this about halfway through what he said, he goes on to say that we are nowhere near there and so we must continue to help. in ukraine, at least at the same level as it was in 22-23 years, that is, this is a strategic goal for the long term, but it is not at all about the administration advocating that aid to ukraine be reduced now, the point is on the contrary, in these 60, more than 60 billion dollars, which the administration is asking congress to allocate for aid to ukraine, the money is wasted on military aid. the request has increased almost one and a half times, and on the allocation of weapons under the pda program , under which weapons are simply transferred from the pentagon, and the order of weapons through the program of assistance to ukraine

united states now? there is a confrontation between the state of texas and the federal government of the united states, situation that, despite the fact that the supreme court of the united states ruled on monday that it is necessary to ... comply with its order and take away the barbed wire that the national guard of the state of texas has placed on the border with mexico, in one of the parks, on the border with the rio grande river, here we see it on the screen now, the governor of the state, referring to the fact that there is such a provision both in the constitution of the united states and in the constitution of the state of texas, because the state... has its own constitution, this, as we remember, was once the independent republic of texas, which ceased to exist only in 1845 to be a republic and joined the united states of america as the 28th state, and before that it separated from mexico, so there is a lot of latin american population there, the fact is that in the last months, in the last two years, let's say up to 2 million, no... legal emigrants tried to infiltrate the territory of the unit

can't withdraw the united states. states from their contractual obligations to nato. he senate approves treaties, only it has the power to cancel the participation of the united states in the north atlantic treaty. but that won't happen, so the united states will stay in nato. trump aggressively talks about ending the war on his first day in office tenure. if he is removed, which means that he will put pressure on president zelenskyi to... conduct negotiations, even if ukraine is not ready for them, and this is a cause for concern. on the other hand, let's not forget that it was president trump who, after coming to power, did what barack obama did not dare to do. namely, he provided significant lethal aid to ukraine, i.e. anti-tank weapons, after the russian invasion of ukraine in 2014. so after donald trump, god forbid, becomes president again, he will limited in the radicality of his actions. however , i note that he will try to take very radical steps, especially with regard to ukraine, nato, and the domestic political system of the united states. his threats to fir

say that this is not yet, does not mean that he has already been elected president of the united states states in the future, because today there are three candidates, and all of them still have the opportunity to become the next the president carolinas and the representative of the united states von. i think that the struggle will continue, and it is too early to say that there are no chances at all, in nikihel as well. therefore , we will watch, we will see how the situation will develop. and if we talk about all these lawsuits, how serious they are from the point of view of the political prospects of the former american president, but yesterday he lost the trial by a large margin, this was the main news all over the world. uh, you know, they're serious, it's going to be, it's going to be a situation, well, no, maybe not fundamentally, but to a certain extent depending on what the us supreme court decides on the colorado court decision, banning trump from participating in the prairies in the prairies and the state of maine, where he is, so the lieutenant governor of the state, decided whethe

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corporations, install the ambassador of the united states in the united states ofkraine, appoint oksana markarova as prime minister, these were the demands, recently 2 weeks ago, in my opinion, our intelligence naryshkinskaya reported. that the united states is pushing the colonial administration in ukraine, there was such information, and but in principle this this has been known since october, and oksana markarova immediately gave a keynote speech as a future prime minister in support of biden, and so on and so forth, but she generally works for the americans, only she is listed as the ambassador of ukraine, in fact. and zelensky has a very difficult situation ahead, please note, there were supposed to be presidential elections in march, the opposition is already saying that after march zelensky should transfer his rights and powers to the speaker of the verkhovna rada, and razumkov is already ready to replace stefanchuk, as far as it will be constitutional , the parliament acts until the next parliament is elected, but this applies to all elected positions, but

united states. perspectives of islands that are not part of the continental boundaries of the united states. and to see how the united states has shaped the influence across the world earlier than world war two. that is the beginning of the u.s. world power that we still have to this day. >> i know that you are interested in military history as a historian. what did you take away from this? >> i took away so much. actualy engage with native hawaiiansualy about this history in a federal institution. so not a likely institution to talk about annexation, but we were able to do so through a portrait and we can serve the portraits frame. we were able to really help the lifeline of this object. but we're bringing history to a much wider audience outside of the us. and so i think that's one of the cool things i've learned about, you know, from curating this exhibition is that objects can really facilitate conversations that otherwise we might not be able to have. caitlin may co-curator of this exhibit 1898 here at the national portrait gallery. thanks so much for being with us on american history tv

the national guard of this state did not allow it, it did not let them go there. enter at the behest of the governor of the state, and then the president of the united statesitzenhower announced the federalization of the national guard in this state so that it could not carry out the orders of the governor, and thus these students could go to their place of study, this is a dramatic story, feature films were made about it, there was no more of this, here are the following, now you can't to say that this is such a serious crisis, uh, for president... biden to take such an unprecedented step, the more he seeks an agreement with republicans on immigration policy, but even if you imagine the most dramatic, president biden would issue an executive order, well, it will work, so the national guard in texas will stop building these border fences , that will be the end of it, there will be no civil war, there will be no conflict, simply biden, as a person who, like any american president, respects federalist principles, because it is likely that on the eve of the elections , such radical steps will not be taken. for this not only worsens his relations there, say wi

united states?— has been the reaction so far in the united states? ,, united states? has congratulated — united states? the us government has congratulated william _ united states? the us government has congratulated william lai _ united states? the us government has congratulated william lai on _ united states? the us government has congratulated william lai on his - congratulated william lai on his victory but has restated and reiterated its long—standing policy that it does not support the independence of taiwan from china. that matters because i think it's meant as a message of reassurance to beijing. it is the unofficial long—standing policy of support for taiwan that has come from the us that beijing is so wary of and worried about. the importance of thatis worried about. the importance of that is because the united states has, for many years, sold weapons to the taiwanese and the chinese have never ruled out the use of force for the eventual reunification of taiwan to china, as they put it. equally, the us has never ruled out military action... we now enter a pe

spirit, in the letter of the law, this amendment was aimed at preventing. dividing the united states into many statesar, and i think that for the founding fathers of the united states, this is such a bad dream, a nightmare, that this amendment, which in principle was aimed at uniting the united states, it can cause the united states to divide, the fact is that many experts are now saying that... that, in principle, decisions of this kind cannot be made at the state level, because if one state decides to remove one candidate... it turns out that the country is divided, and accordingly, it is quite obvious that this issue must be resolved at the federal level, the fourteenth amendment also states that this decision can be made by the american congress, it is also worth considering that in the united states there is a presumption of innocence, as in in principle in many civilized countries, trump nowhere in any. lawsuits, yes, in not a single lawsuit, not in a single case, was he recognized as a participant in any uprising , moreover, now, also at the level of the supreme court, such preliminary, such p

except for the united states of america, the islamic resistance group hamas directs all the dangers in this field to the states themselves the united states of america, kurds, where are we talking about, the border triangle of jordan, iraq, syria, under the name of the nato base in iran , it is also called al-tanf, in a way that even the highway route that goes from baghdad to damascus or the madira sea ends in beirut . he finds that he is passing through this area in the space of 50 kilometers here , even the american allies do not have the right to be present. al-rukban base of aruzq which jordan hosts 3 there are a thousand people from the united states of america. our viewers should understand that jordan receives hundreds of millions of dollars in grant aid from the united states of america every year. at this point , it's safe to say that under the pretext of drugs and the pretext of fighting daesh takfiris, they are actually training the free army here. giving takfiri groups here taught them in the same base where tower 22 is next to etnaf to create a cycle of reluctance that the americans will somehow

— states, all that trade, across the united states? you will recall that durin: the united states? all that during the pandemic _ united states? you will recall that during the pandemic and - united states? you will recall that during the pandemic and in - united states? you will recall that during the pandemic and in the i during the pandemic and in the immediate post—pandemic period we had a _ immediate post—pandemic period we had a significant backlog at ports in california and in particular the ports— in california and in particular the ports of— in california and in particular the ports of long beach and los angeles in california which were ill equipped to handle a lot of that volume — equipped to handle a lot of that volume and there were labour issues and shortages. other ports across the us— and shortages. other ports across the us are — and shortages. other ports across the us are better equipped but it does _ the us are better equipped but it does create a massive challenge for the infrastructure of the state of california, — the infrastructure of the state of california,

when you have people fighting back against the united states military, when you have people fighting back against israel, that threatens the united states, uh, and and the way it's threatened, it's out, it's um, you know, attacking people aggressively, it's committing a genocide, it's committing ethnic cleansing, and there is the danger uh with the united states, because as more and more young people are waking up, they are beginning to understand um, especially young americans, their role in the world, they are, americans are living in the belly of the beast, lot of people are coming to this realization because of the cruel foreign policy of the united states, especially in relation to israel, where we are giving israel unfettered amounts of weapons and money in order to conduct this genocide, young person has to ask, if i have two options coming november and both of them are in a in a competition to see who can ' israel more, what does the united states really stand for? and this has the potential to create cataclysmic sequence of events that threatens the ruling classes grip entirely. now charles, uh, all us presidents have uh proved

in the united that the united states promotes, because this war is not only against the peoples in the global south, but it is also against the working classes in the united states, the middle classes in the united states and in the west also. we see the people throughout the west in the streets fighting for peace, fighting to get. the end of the war, cease fires and the governments are not listening anywhere, so we have to stand up and support the young people and the people who are fighting for peace and justice, and bring us closer, we have to buill a united front of unity for justice around the world, and this is going to be, we have to take on these governments are supporting injustice because it benefits the multinational corporations, the armaments industries are the ones they making trillions of dollars a year while the masses of people are being slaughtered and so that's what's promoting the censorship and the destruction of the just movement towards democracy that we have, we we haven't had democracy for the masses, but the little that we have accomplished this right-wing movement now is trying to eliminate any aspect of democracy, of critical thinking

united states and ukraine. leadership of the united states. let's not forget that the united states is the first country to confiscate private assets which happened this year by the decision of the deof justice. today, the united states becomes the first country other nging russian war criminals for the commission of war crimes against american citizens which was declared today by attorney general garland and a team of fbi agents, different institutions who work with our support, with support of our persecutors and investigations. the leadership of the united states, with this repo act, it will be adopted as soon as possible and will be an explicit example of the excellence and actions that should be taken by other countries like canada, european countries. we ukrainians always rely on once again, changing practice through leadership and bravery to make great decisions in time. >> thank you so much, prosecutor general. it is inspiring to know that this is military appreciation toward the ukrainian military. what an inspiration the ukrainian mil

united states, donald trump. and from the point of view of globalist forces inside the united states, in europe, and in everything, throughout the rest of the world. trump is probably the most serious potential threat to the situation in which the western world finds itself today. anxiety associated with the possibility of trump's election is constantly growing, and literally, well, a few weeks before the new year there was a very important journal article by an american political scientist, very prominent, very influential, robert kagan, in which he actually said that we have. which took place recently the other day in the state of ayuma in the western part of the united states states, and this has increased the worries of the democrats, this has increased the worries of liberals and globalists, this is the first serious threat that they, that they feel. second threat. the states, in general, the globalist elite , the south, the east, look and say: the king is naked, the americans are just all the others you’re talking about, they can’t write like that, under no circumstances will we lose power, it turns out we

you just brought me to the next question, which concerns the role of the united states, because of course, the united statesn. problem, many even perceive the taiwan problem as a proxy conflict between the united states and china, and the reaction of the united states to the elections in taiwan was very ambiguous, that is, on the one hand, of course, both president biden and secretary of state blinken stated that they do not recognize taiwan independence and committed to the one china policy. on the other hand, the state department published a rather dubious statement in my opinion. in which he actually talks about taiwan as de facto independent state. let's listen to this statement from the state department. the united states congratulates dr. laitzende on his victory in the taiwanese presidential election. we also congratulate the people of taiwan for once again demonstrating the strength of their robust democratic system and electoral process. the united states is committed to maintaining cross-strait peace and stability and to peacefully resolving differences without coercion or pressure. partnerships.

united states. as we know, us secretary of state _ united states. nited states. as we know, us secretary of state is heading i united states. as we know, usj secretary of state is heading to united states. as we know, us - secretary of state is heading to the region. it is a long trip, he takes on a number of countries in the region. 0ne hope is to ratchet down some of that rhetoric but also to try to talk about what happens after this war is over. whether there is any possibility of lasting peace. i wonder, therefore, if we turn to those comments, that for corners plan that we have heard from yoav gallant. we should be really clear that they aren't just proposals at this stage, and they do sit at odds with what we have had from the white house but also others within the israeli cabinet. what is your assessment of what they spoke on as planned looks like and whether it will make any difference to the outcome of this work was my goal i don't think it'll make a difference to the outcome, and the plan is described is simply impractical. tt is asking peo

the united states wants, will send a _ to it? the united statesry _ to it? the united states wants, will send a military response i will send a military response for the attacks that killed three americans over the weekend but it also made progress over last weekend in brokering this ceasefire. and so, it is to make sure that the two don't intersect and that the ceasefire toke stone collapse and its response against iran is militias and allies don't lead to a bigger war that has been playing out in gaza, even larger.- in gaza, even larger. what is the risk of — in gaza, even larger. what is the risk of the _ in gaza, even larger. what is the risk of the us _ in gaza, even larger. what is the risk of the us being - in gaza, even larger. what is| the risk of the us being drawn into a bigger war with iran? a full on conflict? i into a bigger war with iran? a full on conflict?— full on conflict? i think we crossed — full on conflict? i think we crossed the _ full on conflict? i think we crossed the threshold, - full on conflict? i think we| crossed th

united states. >> yes. it was very important for us as co-curators to allude to the different days ways through which the united states accomplished that territorial expansion. certainly the displacement of native americans. the persecution of native americans was a main way in which the united states government accomplished that. this is a portrait of sitting bull who was lakota who was the main leader and one of the many indigenous leaders who opposed u.s. territorial expansion. in this exhibition we counter pose his portrait with nelson miles who persecuted the lakota and captured sitting bull. this portrait was taken in captivity and the juxtaposition of both portraits allows us to point to the indian wars of the 1860s and 1870s. it is an important moment of training, if you will, for many of the main military figures who led the -- into cut 30 persecuting native americans and subjugating them before then going overseas. >> use of the story of sitting bull and nelson miles are intertwined and you included him in the exhibit. you mentioned he is important because he actually starts off this entire war of 1898. >> h

united states. the idea of justice, international law, these sorts of things are not of concern to the united states when a when the palestinians are the ones who are suffering? well, let's talk about that, craig, you heard what robert said when concerning the palestinians and their suffering, the united states is not uh worried about international law, but it seems that for a long time in many places the united states was not worried about international law, but it was never so black and white as it is today uh with the situation that is this genocide going on in gaza. let's talk about that side of things and the effect if you want to say credibility. i'm not sure they have any left, but in general on the united states and these other western entities that's backing backing the closing or defunding of undra, tell me about the effects of that. well, obviously there's a great deal of um diplomatic isolation of the of western powers in the world and in the united nations. um, this feels like a key moment in in history, if... "if if you like, the international court of justice case um seemed like an ab

for a short time as the territory of the united states, at the time of zelensky’s birth there, and zelensky can be nominated for president of the united statesbility, sniff out the whole country, you probably already understand who i’m hinting at, yes, well, you have women who don’t spit all the time, not kamala all the time, but no, why kamala , michelle, kamala, michelle, yes, but these are the ones who can really come out against trump now, but speaking of trump, it ’s no coincidence that he said that he’s the one a president who didn’t get into the middle east, who didn’t... didn’t lead american policy away from this completely hopeless pit of the middle east, because any president of the united states said that our main opponent in this century, our main adversary, is china, each of of these presidents, be it bush, be it obama , each of them got involved in the middle east , something was sure to happen there, and made good money on it, made good money on it, especially bush, i would say, not even bush anymore. .. no, that is, there is such a thing there was corruption, that there was nowhere to sample, what a holy man, in 2001 he began

uh uh, because uh, the united states also does not pump an escalation, a regional crisis in this area. and this is the reason that the united states is that, but what is very strange that united states was discussing, to move, to pull all their soldiers from rock and sylvia. and after that discussion that at text is very meaningful, which means that someone is trying to keep united states soldiers inside rock on inside. sylvia, for this reason that attacks is directly may be linked to the gods of war, which means that it will make it color for the gods on war. and the side of forces, booty is attacking especially to do that for crossing borders in know a day for riots that is the defense and security analyst use of out about of the very good to get your perspective. thank you for your time. the gaza as well as relentless bombardment and ground defensive of the south, as for thousands of palestinians to escape con eunice, then making their way for the south. most of gauze was population as well, crammed into the alpha. that's the southern most tip of the gaza strip. trapped between the sea and the egypt, sin volta, they have nowher

had done something similar in ukraine, russia would probably be bombed by the united states at this point, the united states is not interested in international law, the united states government for decades has held the united nations in all its programs in contempt, using them only when it serves its own geopolitical goals and purposes, so the fact that over 150 un workers have been killed, that many uh un sponsored refugee centers have been bombed, despite the fact that israel knew the coordinates that they were, the the senators were very clearly marked, these are of course are war crimes and crimes against humanity, the united states isn't interested in that, the united states is only interested in supporting the apartthide regime of israel and keeping that as its uh kind of satellite nation in the middle east to control other countries there uh through the... military power and the ec the combined economic and and the combined economic power of israel and united states. the idea of justice, international law, these sorts of things are not of concern to the united states when it concern when the palestin

iran doesn't want to get darkly involved in a war with united states involved in a war with united statesunited states does not want to get directly involved in war with iran. similarly, not want to get directly involved in warwith iran. similarly, iran doesn't want to be tacking israel directly for some that would open up a whole new combustible front, so where did it attack? it attacked what was described as a soft target in iraqi kurdistan, targeting what he described as the base of mossad, the israeli spy agency, in kurdistan, in a regular, an area where iran has very good context so thought there would be less repercussions. it also struck in serie and also unexpectedly across the border in neighbouring... more --reared the border in neighbouring... more prepared to — the border in neighbouring... more prepared to stand _ the border in neighbouring... more prepared to stand up? _ the border in neighbouring... more prepared to stand up? it _ the border in neighbouring... more prepared to stand up? it struck, i the border in neighbouring... more| prepared to stand up? it struck, but ca

if iran fails, it will fall into the hands of the united states, or if russia falls, it will fall under the control of the united statesates, then, of course, this will have a disastrous effect on both countries. the main reason why iran went into syria and fought isis and al-qaeda is because iran knew if syria fell, the americans would move on to a new country, trying. destroy as many states as possible. unfortunately, in our region in western asia, us policy is based on preserving the interests of the israeli regime. this is why the us has sacrificed many countries. they want to weaken the region so that the israelis can be strong. i think there are similarities here with american policy in eastern europe. in our country there is a group of people with very pro-western views. it is extremely interesting that despite the fact that the west imposed sanctions against our country and made their life difficult, they will blame everyone for this except the westerners. they talk about western values, while the west destroyed iraq, libya, yemen. we saw what they were doing, the genocide they committed against the people of g

be held on november 5, 24 , in the state of colorado, the supreme court of the state disqualified donald trump as a candidate for the presidency of the united statesnd forbade him to participate in the state primaries, because the primaries should be held on the 5th march, and this may affect trump's status in the state in the general presidential election. what is this disqualification , does it mean for the course of the presidential campaign, to what extent should this case and this decision be a precedent, because we are talking about trump's involvement in the events of january 6, 2021, when... a mob of his supporters broke into the congressional building and in fact, could this be the reason that trump will not be allowed to the primaries in other states, and as a result, he simply will not be able to run for president? well mr. sergey, here the answer lies in the competence of the us supreme court. if he agrees with the logic. what the court in colorado decided, then, uh, then, actually, you don't even have to wait for march, then, i think, in many states, such decisions will be made, which will mean that trump will really lose his chances

what is the role of the united states, why is it so important for the united states to take steps toward confiscation? other countries count on the leadership of the united states, so it is. at every panel at the many conferences in europe and other jurisdictions i've been to, the first question i always get is this. what what does the united states do, what does the united states think? the us is estimated to have about 8 billion in russian assets, far less than the roughly 220 billion in europe. however, the us is leading the way and setting an example for other jurisdictions. it takes a brave country willing to take the lead and show other countries that this is actually legal and the right thing to do. everyone is waiting for the us to take the lead. and this is the end of the story about 13-year-old maksym brovchenko, a boy who is inspired by space, draws pictures and wrote a book planet a is about people with autism. a talented boy with special features, considering the autistic spectrum, had to leave berdyansk, which was occupied by the russians, together with his mother. now the

where you have the united states versus what _ you have the united states versus what is _ you have thetates and president trump — the united states and president trump and china, although as we know. _ trump and china, although as we know, there was some degradations about— know, there was some degradations about president trump's relations with russia, under president biden's administration you're seeing some movement— administration you're seeing some movement towards china but nevertheless over all you'll see this geopolitical split between russia — this geopolitical split between russia and china, although they are not on _ russia and china, although they are not on the _ russia and china, although they are not on the same page on everything, and the _ not on the same page on everything, and the united states. it looks like given— and the united states. it looks like given the _ and the united states. it looks like given the sanctions on russia, it's more _ given the sanctions on russia, it's more or— given the sanctions on russia, it's more or less — given the sanctions on russia,

united states and u. s. a motors as ship because yeah, my now is on that. i thought for them the united states, it does the united states actually who would support in a is it i in, in the genocide against the palestinian and many of the month on the request is to allow food and medicine and to lift the blue k a guns because the if they are going to do so, uh this will get but uh the am any item you spoke, but does it have said yesterday that i talked, i guess is it any ship, is it a link table any shipped that is headed toward is it a info's or related to is it i by any way, they will still continue on. they will come under attack. meanwhile, form on us deputy national security adviser ben road says the washington infections in human could lead to a domino effect in the region and bring other states into the fight. and once you do that, you potentially open a pen drawers box because they are connected to a network of groups that could take action against united states in a rock that could escalate the war across the region in yemen, they could ultimately lead to a regional war the draws in ir

hanna, look, there is one more not very pleasant statement from the united states states, state department spokesman matthew miller said the united states would not support the military. financing of ukraine is at the same level as it was in 22-23 years, and this, by the way, confirms your words that you spoke about when you warned us about it, that it will not be the same as it was before, and it is about , that western partners seek to help us to build their own military and industrial base, we understand that this is necessary, and you have already mentioned this, but on the other hand, we understand that russia already has allies such as north korea. china, iran and so on, which help it supply weapons, and ukraine, it turns out, is, well, fighting against several states at the same time in this context. and to what extent will we have enough of what we can produce ourselves? we understand that this is also not about the short-term perspective, it takes some time to develop it in ukraine, to put it on certain rails, and actually, how do we manage it all. well, let's frankly tell ukraini

president biden himself broke his promise, broke his so-called duality, he will help the united states, the united states not, right now. definitely, there have already been several statements similar to biden’s, that in the event of an armed conflict, the united states will take the side of taiwan and will provide arms supplies, first of all, to the taiwanese side, so a very unpleasant situation arises, against this background, the elections that will be held tomorrow, they have the most important meaning, as for the taiwanese themselves, several times, that taiwan is an inescapable part of the prc, and naturally, china... will draw conclusions for the future on how to behave with this island, but i want to say, to bring you to a very interesting situation , which has developed on the island itself, they call themselves taiwan independent, well, they call it the republic of china, here we need our sinologists and non-sinologists to keep in mind that there is a people's republic of china, the people's republic of china with its capital beijing, there is. republic of china, which was once founded by sunit

united states is doing that and sells defense. that's why, you know, many has make it clear that a retaliation against the united states. it will come and it will come on. they will actually had a united states new, okay. and they should not expect attack on buttons have ice. i think after this 2nd attack on yemen, you have any folders as they want them to before. maybe they will be starting to target in the united states and u. s. commodities ship. because u m a now is on the aside from the united states, it is the united states actually who would support in a is it i in, in, in the genocide against the policy union. and many demands on the request is to allow food and medicine. and to lift the blue k, a guns, because if they are going to do so, this will the, the i a many ottoman spoke. but does it have said yesterday that i talked, i guess, is that any ship? is there any link table, any ship that's headed toward, is it as low as it relates to, is it i by anyways, they will still continue on? they will come under attack and i believe the damage because the out of the one in control of the land. and that is see this son

, ursula, is not even working on any new packages of military assistance to ukraine or the united states. statede kiev has not yet been taken by the russians, it means that ukraine has already won, so we can settle down.” and if we must fight putin together in the years to come, wouldn't it be better to put an end to him and his military strategy now, while our bravest men and women are already doing it, they are the chance for peace, they are the ones, mr. president, i'm glad you can feel the warmth from those present in the hall, i have never seen this hall so much. behind closed doors, but what i have to say is that we must be able to supply ukraine with the necessary resources to producing the weapons it needs to be able to achieve the results it needs. us secretary of state antony blinken met with ukrainian president vladimir at the world economic forum in davos. russia also receives weapons from both north korea and iran. over these 2 years , we have shown that we are not only capable of defending ourselves, but even capable. i repeat, during this time alone, almost 600 days of this invasi

anti-missile system that was developed jointly by israel and the united states, more than half. allocated for this by the united statesnd this means, it was within the security agreement, when israel received more than 3 billion dollars annually and conducted joint developments with the united states, for us this is a very important hint that the israeli model of security agreements and security guarantees, it is active, it works very cool, and it has been demonstrated. including this war in the middle east, will it succeed, will iran succeed, which actually incited the houthis, incited them to wage war with civilian vessels in the red sea and promote piracy and so on, there the president of the united states talked about what seems to be 27 powerful attacks that were... carried out and that a lot of shipping was hit in the red sea, but that 's not even the point, the point is that actually the houthis were forced to choose another target instead of israel, and in this way iran and moscow, that is, tehran and moscow tried to carry out an asymmetric strike and scale the war at close range. and what the united states an

states at once, including in such a large republican state as texas, in this dimension for trump and something will happen that will ultimately determine the composition of the participants presidential race in the united statest was believed that vice presidents, well, rather perform such a formal function, they partially coordinate the work of the senate, but as the practice of recent years shows, obama’s vice president, who is joe biden, the current president of the united states states, from mike pence, in turn, trump on january 6 , 2021 expected from pence that he would not certify the voting results, namely... pence’s lack of loyalty, disloyalty, according to trump, deprived him of his second presidential term in the white house, on this day, most likely later, trump very much regretted that he agreed with the republican establishment then, and there is no doubt that pence was a deeply partisan candidate; he was never a super popular politician in the republican party , but nevertheless, trump agreed to these conditions, and here is an additional... to restrain iran, and china, and russia, working in the security council, and yes, today nicky haley is a candidate from the washington swamp, if you like,

it led to stunning results. to the actual defeat of the united states, it must be clearly stated thatnited states was defeated in the vietnam war because the republic of south vietnam, which was non-communist, was destroyed by the communists, and that is the question of whether the west can act as russia or even china, because the price of human life is different, americans are all at times they asked why we are fighting in vietnam, what we are doing there, this was also a problem by and large, it weakened the community. america obvious conclusions are drawn from this. afghanistan, where the american troops were. also. so, how, how can we here. to interfere with vladimir putin, this means that we should think about some conflicts that weaken the russian regime itself, create conflict situations for it, well, relatively speaking, these should be conflicts on the territory of russia itself, to be precise to the end, but west this will not be done, because it is outside the political ethics of the west, it will be a hearing in... aggression, the question is why did you get there, how did

the state of the nation address is an annual, i will remind you the message that the president of the united states delivers to a joint session of the united statesat the beginning. in most calendar years about the current state of the country, usually such an address contains reports on the budget, on the economy, news, there are all kinds of agendas about progress, as well as the achievements and priorities of the president and his foreign proposals, and there are many questions about the further assistance of the united states states of america, about the upcoming elections in this country, and all that let's talk further, now we are in touch with andriy dobryanskyi, director of communications at the ukrainian congressional committee of america. good morning, mr. andriy, you have an evening, good evening to you, our greetings, good morning to you, thank you for joining, mr. andriy, let's go. let's start with this help, which konsha needs for ukraine in the near future, because the war continues, so we need to receive weapons. there are different opinions on this matter, one of them is that the aid may be approved by february of this year. what

russia had done something similar in ukraine, russia would probably bombed by the united states at this point. "the united states is not interested in international law, the united states government for decades has held the united nations and all its programs in contempt, using them only when it serves its own geopolitical goals and purposes. so the fact that over 150 unra workers have been killed, that many un sponsored refugee centers have been bombed, despite the fact that israel knew the coordinates that they were the the centers were very clearly marked. these are of course are war crimes crim'. against humanity, the united states isn't interested in that, the united states is only interested in supporting the apartthide regime of israel and keeping that as its uh kind of satellite nation in the middle east to control other countries there uh through the us military power and the ec the combined economic and and combined economic power of israel and united states, the idea of justice, international law, these sorts of things are not of concern. in the united states when it concer when the palestinians are t

state. the united states is the united states. me tell you about its efforts in these 3 months he has been able to keep this region safe , he has consulted with the countries of the region so that this region is not insecure and the regime is not under pressure, but it came to a point where he had to go to war to defend the regime, something that he has never done before. he said that we don't want it, but i believe that the nature of what happened is an operation. limited or war, because in any case, ansarullah, with the support of the people that it has shown in the past and today, and the military power that it has no intention of retreating from its explanations, will continue the operation. what do the americans want to do next ? they want to have a war with the yemenis. you see, america doesn't want to go to war because the big goal of america is to contain china and it is planning for it. america knows this very well if it goes to war with any country in the region , it will stop china from becoming a champion, so its intent